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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

RENO PLANNING Mills. F. Hoole is
making extensive preparations for the
manufacture of domestic and Office fur-
niture, an industry that if properly pa
tronized by our citizens and the State at
large, will result in q permanent benefit
to our town.-State Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

Hon. C. W. KENDALL has put MS I'M
der obligations by placing in our pos
session a copy of that amusing and in
structive work entitled The Ninth Census
of the United States, 1870, Pop llation
and Social Statistics. Thanks. We will
for Office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

CRAZY Judge Leonard sent in to the
Tr asurer's Office yesterday for some
blanks for use in the case of an insane
person out in Humboldt county" Old
Mlhoney," he called him, as if "Old
Mahoney" had to pack all the lunacy of
Humboldt county
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

DRY GooDs.-Our friend Harris who
has lately been through the fiery furnace
of litigation has come ont therefrom a
good deal better than baked corpse;
for, as he sets forth in u Card" this
morning, he has got on his feet again
and will open out. at the old stand. a
choice lot Of new dry goods of all sorts.
Read what he mas to say.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

THERE was meeting last evening OF
some Of the officers of the Columbus
Wagon Road Company at Fox's Book
Store Fox is the President of the III
sti,ution. George ellison, who is Sec
rotary. was perched on high stool
keeping the minutes; and when any,
thing worth reporting transpires Fox and
ellison will let US know.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

HELD FOR PosrlGE.-The following
letters remain at the Carson Postoftice
waiting for the depositors thereof to come
to the front and pay the postage there
on; H. H. Blake, San Francisco Geo.
Lunap. Gold Hill, and Roady Gornoud,
Gold Hill,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

Coon F11DAY.-Services in the Epis.
copal Churth at IL A. n. and 7:45 P. u.
Al are invited to attend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

E. e. RAIL,
Corner Of Carson and second streets.
Carson, Nevada,
IMPORTER AND WHOLES ALE AND
i retail dealer in
HAIR p w A r e!
Iron, and steel, Coal.
Coal a nd W uod Stoves.
Powder, Fuse, Shot
Sleayes and Wedges,
Patnt., Oils and Varnssh.
Crockery and Glassware,
Rope and Irvine.
Lamp, a MI Bar Fis;ures.
silver and Plated W.re.
sheet Iron and Tin Ware,
Wc.,, and willow Ware.
Gas T.pr and Fixtures,
Doors, Windows ara ;,.inds.
Comprising the st oo4,l.i.t to assortment Of
aoud. in the So: ., and tor sal at Cheaper
Rates than are yr,r.a by any honsc between
Sarra1rel.:o AMI Chicago.
PRACTICAL TiESEis AID PLUMBERS
Eaady to do any work in their line on short
,rL1atf Z. i. RAIL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11
MAEE1ED.-Deacon Rice received a

1srVS q
telegram yesterday from Harry Peters at
Belvidere. Illinois. conveying this piece
of expected intelligence: II WAS married
this A. NJ. Leave for Washington at
once" Going to look at the nice self
rocking cradles and things, we suppose.
in the Patent office. Harry is a good
boy and is entitled to handsome divi-
dend in the shape of prosperity; and We
guess his bark is pointed that way.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

CABIN RopDED.-Tom Wells, who has
,ust got back from trip to California.
says that upon his return to his cabin at
the Carson Consolidated Mining Com
PAWS claim, he discovered that the
house had been entered during his alb
sence and that box Of crackers, another
Of candles and another of soap had been
stolen-also butcher knife. His own
and his wif.-'s clothing and such like
movel;les were there but none of them
had been touched. OF course he don't
know who the thief is and don't know
whom to suspect.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

The gifted philolosist whose erndiilon
shines through the thrice favored col
umns of the Enterprise accuses Ms Of re
peating an old scandal in saving that
Tahoe " is the. Digger for Tt,mb!.h''.;,
and adds that d" tL. :::::5.iii.catioa Of the
word IL ,n..I- or green We plead guilty
10 the repetition ; said charge being true
...i, iur: Maxi Twain said Tahoe
meant grasshoppcr soup; We changed
the wording of the idea and said 1t
meant tumblebug but where does the
savan Of the Enterprise get his authority
for saying that tine word means . green
or blue - We are more than willing to
be corrected when We are wrong; but
We Will 30 the Enterprise man the gum
drops that he can't, fer the life of HIM,
tell in what living or dead language Ia
hoe means green or blue" Out with
your authority, Sir Oracle. or confess
yourself bold and shameless humbus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-05
TARRANT COUNTY.

1880 acres patented to Clark Bryan, at 81 So
li7G acres in the name of \. Houston, at S3 per
acre.
100 acres l6 miles south. west Of Fort Worth, part
of the j. GillclOn survey prairie, ut 81 per acre
lGO acres 10 miles east Of Fort WORTH the Fannin
survey, at - per acre
400 acres, 10 miles south. west Of DALLAS, the Nc
Kinney Williams survey, prairie, at = per acre
FARMS.
800 acres, miles south of Fort Worth, 30 acres in
cultivation, orchard and hedge fence, price Si,500
DENTON COUNTY.
5000 acres lOmiles south of Denton, the W. Thorn.
ton survey, prairie and timber, atS3 per acre.
200 acres miles south of Lcwisyillc, "a acres ia
cultivation at 50 per acre
JACK COUNTY.
ll55 acresNt 81 so per acre
PARKER COUNTY.
1890 acres at So so per acre.
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
1l4o acres at s. per acre.
ARCHER COUNTY.
22lO acres at 50 per acre.
ERATn COUNTY.
1850 acres at s. per acre.
ELLIS COUNTY.
1856 acres, Jose A. Guano survey, on Chamber
creek, price 81 per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
500 acres miles north of Peters-Bluff, 25 acres in
cultivation, at 50 n per acre
HARRIS COUNTY,
800 acres on Groen Bayou, at 50 per acre.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
6lO acres 0 miles south of the town of HamiltOn,a
s. 90 per acre
DALLAS CITY PROPERTY.
Block No. 12S between JAG kson and Wood Streets
and between Harwoed Street and tho Il ground
Block No. l29, lounS s Auultlon, co'ior "oou
and Howard Streets.
ono half Block No, 9als Young's addition, Wood
Street, l00x200 feet.
Block No. 25l Victor and Pearl Streets.
Block No 252 Victor anI Pearl Streets.
ene.fourth Of Riock No. g752, Commerce street,
50ylJ0 feet.
In Block No. 20 Main Street, 5ox20O feet,
In Block No. 255 Pacific Avenue and Olive street,
l50x200 feet
Block 261 and 26s, Bryan and Brford Streets.
Lands In Missouri and Arkansas 10 Exchange
for Texas Land.
AULT, JENKINS s AULT,
North Sido public. Square.
Dallas, Texas, Feb. %, lsIS.-nl5
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY.
and will locate Cortifcatcsl for q ntOrest in the
land
Below, we give partial list of the lands that We
are now.oaering
FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY,

GAO acres, miles 4 of IIutcl,ns the Ann Stokes
survey, prairie and timber, price So per acre.
$40 acres 10 miller y of Dallas part of the G. W,
Shaw survey, timber, price 81 per acre
lS5 acres, miles n W Of Dallas, part of the L.
Denton survey. timber, price SO per acre.
800 acres, Is miles w of Dallas, the J. S. Jones
survey, prairie and timber, price S. per acre
GAO acres 10 mills N w of Dallas, timber, So per
acre.
so acres, 10 miles west of Dallas part of the Thos.
Collins survey, prairie s. per acre.
1876 acres II miles east of Dallas, the VIM BRYAN
survey, timber, s. per acre.
100 acres miles north of Dallas, part ofthe Bled
soc survey, prairie, Mt $50 per acre.
36S acres, miles south of Dallas part of tho Levi
Dixon league, prairie and timber at 81 30 per acre.
l73 acres miles sOuthef Dallas part of the Levi
Dixon league, prairie, at n 80 per acre.
%320 acres 1ifmiless east of Dallas, the Cornelius
Nernay survey, prairie, at so per acre
~ acres miles west of Dallas, part of the D. A
Leonard survey. ut $3.50 per acre
SO acres miles west of Dallas, part of the D. A,
Leonard survey. at So 50 per acre.
100 acres miles NOrth-wes of Dallas part of the
L. nerbin survey, timber, at 81 30 per acre.
l73 acres II miles east of Dallas, part of the'J.
johnson survey. prairie, at 81 80 per acre,
ls2l3 acres III miles east Of Dallas, part of the W.
Lantham survey, timber, at 81 per acre
l60 acres, II miles Southwest of DalIas,Ipart of
the W. W. Merrel survey, prairie, at $5 rs per acre
800 acres 6l3 miles Southwest of Dallas, mart of
the srvey Clark survey prairie and timber, at 50 90
per acre.
3l7lA acres eight miles south of Dallas,part of tho
A. Is. Howard survey, prairie and timber at 81 per
nSre,
500 acres miles northwest of Dallas, part Of the
L. Crockett survey, prairie and timber, at 81 50per
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-05
M RS. MARIA BINGHAM,

Is preprred to entertain Boarders at her residence
near the corner of Commerce and Market Street ,
and soicts patronage. dni2:tf
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Il Leads to IL appiness!
A Boon TO the Whale Race Of Woman
DIR. ] wBRADFIELDLD's
FEMALE REGULATOR !

twill bring on the Menses relieve all pain at the
monthly ''Period:' cure Rheumatsm and Neural
gla of back and Utcrus Leucorrhea or "Whites,"
and partial Prolapsus Uteri; check excessive fow
and correct all irregularities peculiar to ladies'
twill remove all irritation ofkidneyS and hlad-
der relieve Costiveness purify the blood; give tone
and strength to the whole SYSTEM clear the skin,
mparting rosy hue to the check, and choeriulnoss
to tho mind.
IL isas sure a cure in all the above diseases as
Qntnine is in chisan fever.
Ladies can cure themselves of all the above dis.
eases without revealing their complaints to any per-
son, which is always Notifying to their pride and
modnesty.
1t is recommended by the best physicians and the
clergy.
LAGRANGE, Ga, March %, 1870.
BEADRIELD & Co.. Atlanta, Ga.-Dear Sirs;-l
oke pleasure in stating that have used for tie last
twonty years, the medicine yOH are now putting up,
known as Dr. j. Bradheld's Female Rcgulat or, and
consider it the best coordination ever COTTON togeh
or for the diseases for which it is recommended.
nave been familiar with the prescription both as
practitioner of medicine aud in domestic practice,
ara can honestly say that | consider 1t "a boon to
suffering females, and can bat hope that every lady
IN oHr whole land, who may be suffering in any way
leculart 10 their sex, may be able to procured bot.
w. mat their suIerings may not only be relieved,
uut that they may be restored to health and
stIength. With my kndest regards,
am respectfully, ". b. FERRELL, NJ. D.
FEAR MARIETTA, Ga March Fl, 1870.
Messrs. WM. ROOT & S0N.--Dear Sirs: Some
moaths ago bought bottle of Rradield's Female
Regulator from you, and have used IL in my family
WIN the utmost satisfaction, and have recommend
sai TO three other families, and they have found
Just what 1t is recommended. The females who have
used your Regulator are in perfect health, and are
3s 10 attend to their household duties, and wecor'
uaiiy recommend it to the public
-, Yours respectfully, Rev. II. b. JOHNSON.
we could add thousand other certificates, but
we consider the above amply sufficient proof gifts
virtue. All ws ask is II trial.
for tn particulars, history of diseases, aud Ger.
aes OF its wonderful cures, the reader is referred
10 me wr9pper around the bottle.
manufactured an, sold by
~ DRADrTEID g. CO.,
Price Sl,5o. Atlanta, Ga
Sold by all Druggists.
Apr 2ollS73-S2eow-lyr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-05
nR. J. W. MILLER,
Physician and Surgeon,

Resnoctfully Informs the citizens of Dallas that
he graduated In the Virginia State Medical College,
March, 1851, was surgeon at Ghymborazo Hospital,
Richmond, Va, during the war; That was Que Of
room Tor 5000 patients. Hs has been In active
practice 10 Virginia from the close Of the war nm,
I'll the eth duy OF December 1872, whom lc left for
Texas has located in this city and offers his SER
vices to the public Refer to Mcssrs. Clark 4 Bry-
an. 4.ft, .tf.atft
ne. Office and residence North Of Cumberland
Presbyterian church, between Houston and Jeffer-
sen STREETS. ia n22dSm
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FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres 3 miles cast Of Breckinrdgo +. Mop snr-
yoy, so acres in cultivation, at $50 peracrc.
$50 acres miles north of Dallas 100 in cult
vaiion, good orchard, at $4,000.
$40 acres miles sou lh-wcst of Dallas 300 acres in
cultivation, 10 pasture, good dwell ling, ten
ant-houses barn, stable, &c, Gin, small saw and
grist-mill at $1,000.
100 acres miles northwest of Dallas, so acres in
cultivation, story house, at $1,000.
$50 acres miles north Of Dallas, l70 acres in cul.
tyaiiOn, at so 90 per acre.
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FARMS.
DENTON COUNTY

800 acres miles south of Fort Worth, 30 acres in
orchard and hedge fence price $500.
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A Oueer phnse OF rn.nniiy.


When jurors, medical experts, and
journalists fall by the ears upon the
question of what tenor of action should be
regarded as proof or disproof of insanity,
the public are apt to view the whole dis.
cusslon as mere pretext for such verbal
tumut as may either allow some criminal
misdoer to eyade moral responsibility for
his crime, or cause a possible maniac to
experience the opposite fate. In other
words, there is no abiding popular faith
in what pretends to be scientific tests of
mental health, the prevalent idea being
that man is either a raying lunatic,
pulling idiot, or a sane, reasoning crea-
turc; his condition in any case as obvious
to child as TO the wisest physician, and
all pretense OF learned doubt in the case
the vcriest sham. Common scenes in
modern criminal trials 60 far TO strength
en- at least the vulgar clam0r Of this con-
Clusion, but ii undoubtedly owes its great
est tenacity to the common minds slow
ness of credulity for what every common
instinct esteems the most terrible of hu.
man Affections. Men shrink from creditinp
insanity in their own relatives or friends
until il has attained violence of de-
mOnstraton leaving no further ground of
earthly hope, and cannot be reconciled
save in the vagucst general way to the
theory that the mind, like the body, is
subject to various diseases, and is only
exceptionally in condition of perfect
health.
Yet there is scarcely town. o: even
neighborhood in the world, without its
"Queer,' eccentric character, whose tenor
Of action is such as to denote mental dis.
ease. In The many such cases finding
daily record in public print there are
plenty Of parallels 10 instances like the
following, taken from papers of recent
date. At Middleburg, Pa, SAYS the Post
of that place, man named Ellsworth
died lately, after local career ofbriefbut
startling eccentricity. He came thither
from Hartford, Conn, last spring, attired
in curiously patched garments and accom-
panied by a dog, and hired room in
which to print for himself an incoherent
pamphlet entitled, "The Prospects of the
End From long consideration of the
passage in Revelations, "And he laid hold
on Satan and bound him a thousand years,
after which he must be loosed for little
season. he had become possessed of the
idea that the season of diabolic rule had
begun, and that men could avoid its innu-
ence only by obstaining rigidly from all
physical grossness. To maintain his own
ethercality, while printing his pamphlet
upon q hand-press which he had brought
with him, he lived exclusively upon corn
meal and wafer refusing to touch bread or
meat. Though very taciturn and lofty in
his manner, he seemed to be actually in
sane on this subject only, but died a vic
tim to the poor diet and hard labor i'm
posed by his delusion.-N y. World
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No less than three of the early Presi-
dents of our republic died en- the 4th of
July, and two OF them on the same day,
just fifty years after they had signed the
declaration Of independence. Cromwell
achieved so many Of his greatest successes
on the I'd of September that he was ac-
cusiomed to regard it as the most fortu-
nate in the year. 1t proved, Also to be
the day of his death.
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This branchiof our business we make specially
We are members of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-05
mr. ]. u. JOHNSON,

would respectfully inform the citizens OF palla.
anI vicinity, that he has permanently located him,
wi ~ 'hiSety, aud that he offers his professional
SERVICES 10 them, and wend state, Us he Is stran.
A. A. SnlVhG them, that he Isl regular graduate Of
~ peen IN the active duties Of his profession for
nsnllty years, aud for tho last 27 of them nthi,
s,a'e, aud nom lis experience IN The treatment o.
ue diseases incident TO tho South, iutters himself
i n, 10 enio 70 give general Satisfaction, and So
Refers to John Henry Brown Son, Land Agents
H. y Luce 4 Co, Commission Merchants, and M
~ Randall Bro, Merchants. as 10 oaalIdcatlons.
I lde makes specially Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
'n diseases ana diseases Of women and children
May be consulted at his residence AT Dalla snr,as
All orders len will receive prompt attention.
DR, j. L. JOHNSON.
Dallas, Texas, January 25, 1878 -i9Snos.nllrd em
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15
CITY ITEMS.
FINE PLATED SETS.
Fine Plated Bracelets.

flne Glated bracelets.
Fine Plated Chains.
received at Prigg's jewelry store No. 49, Penn.
avenue, near AZ street.
GENTLEMEN's poG-sKIN GLOVES for 81 Is.
Hemstitched hsndkerchiefs for 60 cents, or At
per doZ. Ktd-httiDg cloth gloves for 10 cents,
price Only, with discount Of ten per cent on
cash sales.
GEO. C. HsssrNe, 410 7th street.
Few PEOPLE unacq aainted with physiolog.-
cal dentistry are aware of the quantity OF iron
in the blood, but ali should know the i'm portance
of keeping mp the supply, for debility, disease
and death are sure to TO ow when the quantity
becomes too much reduced. The Peruvian
Syrup IA pr0toxide Of irony supplies this vital
element, and has cured many chronic diseasesG
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. 60
TAXI CARE OF YouR Val uAsrss,-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according tn size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take sarniao from
tie Chicago and Boston Gyes.
THl NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
Per annum on deposits for each calender p Sr
p& NtS, lltl6
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne aE AZ street
TIE COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
rulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Basaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bsun's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street,
Intelhgeacer building. 1929
TuRoo-RUssIAN BATES; also, Mcdicated vs.
Por Baths, for AL skin disease, Ut Dr.. Shedds,
Dos Y street sos.
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WoRTH RsApIxG-The advertisement else
where Of Wolford & Shfiberg, tI tth street
y Of great importance % those who are nov
lsokisg for extra inducements, both In the car
- - ~ 1eeds knes !
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GROCERIES. &c.

- 8. H. BACON, .S
IL Market Space, three doors from, 7th st. LIZ
FAMILY GROCER,
Has foi sae 100 bbls Apples selected for family
100 bushels extra fine Northern Potatoes,
Finest extra and family Flour.
Extra Cream and Pine pple Cheese
Finest old sugar-cured hams in the country
Mocha, African, Old Government Java, MaracaibU
and Rio Coffee
kich favored 9. p, Oolong, and Japan Teas
all kinds.
The finest favored old Brandies. Whistles and
Wines, guaranteed pure. Rev Msckerel, very ia
and 81 perior.
Family trade will find IL to their benefit TO ex amin,
my stock and cheap prices. octis-ly
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TESTIMONIALS
IN FAVOR OF THE oELEBRArKp
CHIChERING T. SONS PIANOS
AND THE FAMOUS
W Ell YER PA NOS.

% s VS. Gs.ssg,s. IL I. very .eree.ele TO N.
your r sAnoe are the ooJect.
tsotsssiSses tstp,.Iafitsiy perfsdD
There is no quality which IL foreign 60 them.
nobility and power 81 ton, elasticity aud security d
the touch, hsrmOny, brfiiiancy. sJlIdity, ch arms
and pres ise; and thus offer . hsra onion. ensembse
Of Projections, 10 the e, cIuson Of All defects
fianiSs OF least rretensioas Will nad means Of
such productswh uuly do hOpVr the art Of the
construction Of iDs;rumehtsths role % critic ia
pissd them con.cieniioasy and with estire sstsfss
tlon and the other but TO procure them the sane
In congratuissins you sincerely upon the great
and cecisye success obtained at the Ex sostioa a.
nation Of the in all places where Jour Pianos
will be tesrd; and beg that you aaees, sentIem N,
OF esteem and consideration. n. LIsLr
Strsnss' enthusiasm m regard 20 New York Pr
amos as yer, ereat aud culaiusied In the pus
o. Weber upright piano, when accompanies
his usiea friends the best piano in the world In
M Dear NJ W.b.y Many thanks, in which nv
wife Joins, for the beautiful upright piano you ere
KIND enough 10 send ne TO nay room duging my stay
The fuB, az its tone, thor ush music al nal
ity. 90 even thru ughout, and the and
small an instrument can con, ii perfect orches-
ira prise me. The grand piano used the Acad
your work I asssre ,oE hare asrsr y,f sea an
piano uhioh eqsai pOEys. MY heartiesi wishes Ter
JOHANN STRAUSS.
Such TESTIMONY is certainl, great compliment to
our American Piano forte manufacture. in s-neral
and Mr.. Weber in psrticular.-Ntn York Herald.
Arabsla Goddard, the greatest pianist Of the age,
unites with Johann Strauss in calling the Weber
pianos saeqKdlied, which 10 certainly . high CON.
piment for nr. Weber. She writes ss follows:
BREvooRr HousE, July q. ls72.
My Oar M. W,ter:-On the eve OF my departure
Tor hurope, cannot refrain from th snkins you for
your very kind attention during my stay, and
sure you OF my great regret that my contract d. q
not allow me to play on your instrument in pselie
right piano which used At my room, ss also the
grand planes which have seen 81 make, have
NO superior dHyUh,T, and 4 osrtdtniy hare not seen
ANY HsirnfnsHts IN Amotoa schich approach th.ta,
yet so powerful; while the touch is so elastic that
an artist IL inyoluuta lily drawn to them. hope ere
long to return 10 America AID have the pleasure of
ARABEtLs GODDARD.
NINE. LUCIA AND The WEBER PIANO.
{ from the NEG fotk World ]
NEW YORK, Nov. ., ISIS
Dear Mr.. Webv,-As I leave New York to-mOr-
let me kindly thank you for the upris b. Piano
v hich used all summer in kiogs;on, and b-f0re
upright Pianos are extraordinary in-trun nts.
They have astonishing fullness and wealth 81
tone, which ads pts than excelleptly we'll 20 the
voice; The sction L lind charming, aud thIs one
Your Instruments fully deserve the great success
PAULINE LUCIA.
JOHN p. ELLIS CO.,
9J5 Psnnsyivsnis avenue,
SOLE GEMS FOR THEABUVE PIANOS,
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0EORGEroWN ADvERrIsKHKNTs.

FE0TlCE The hfsh ssnnai meeting Of th.
viii be held ~ LanRs Hotel, on M0NDAI KveN-
ING next, the Isl inst. o'otock. NJ which time
election will be held for o1cers to serve the
suing year. WILLIAM KING.
dee Is n. Secretary
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C.. Tonight.
Tst,onaI Tseatsr. - Maggie Mitchell as "Jane
Eyre"
Fbrd's Opera Hoase.-Miss Clara Morris IN tie
great play "Alixe."
fz>afer comiqu..-"The Forty Thieves and
o host of other sttrac ions.
Orchestrion music at No. 4ss Pennsylvania
avenue.