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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

"THE RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH, Treatise OF
Her Origin and Life" by the Archpriest Basaron,
translated by the Rev. N Bjerring, and 1.-THE d.
vine Liturges Of John Chrysostom and BAIL the
Great" with the authorization Of the Governing
Synod of Russia, are just published by E. p Dutton
& Co., New York.
FRANCIS JEFFREY, the keen critic of poor poets
and novelists was full of admiration for Dickens.
the latter thus wr0te:-
81 have had a tremendous outpouring from
Jefrey about the last part Of DOmbey Il Son, which
he thinks the best thing past, present or to Gomez.
yenrey had thus written him 20, my dear, dear
night and again this morning, and felt my heart
purified by those tears, and blest and loved
you for making me shed them, and never can
was found dead on her humble couch, beneath the
snow and the IVY there has been nothing like the
sunshine Of that LOFTY room"
AN INDIANA Sunday school man writes to Bible
firm in New Ysrk:-Send me on some Sunday
school papers and books. Let the books be about
pirates and Indians as far as possible
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY will issue
Immediately 'The Progressionists and Angela"
translated from the German Of Conrad Won b.
lauden."
Mr.. E MuLFoRD, whose work. "The Nation"
brought him the degree Of Doctor Of Laws from
Yale College, is lecturing at Columbia College, in
the department Formerly occupied Dy tne ulStln-
guished jurist Dr. Francis Lieber.
THE Catholic World for April has an article on
"Abuses of Diplomatic Authority" IN the foreign
missions Of the United States. It complains that
several OF our Ministers abroad act as II they
were propagandists Of the prejudice against Cath
olicism. Mr.. Low, Minister at Pekin, 1t says,
makes 1t his mission in country full OF Sisters Of
Charity and Catholic missionaries, to act for the
protection OF Protestant missionaries only, and
strives to convince the Chinese officials that the
United States have nothing to dc with Catholics,
or, as he always styles them, "Romansts."
'WALKs IN FLORENCE by Susan and Joanna
Horner, just issued In two volumes in London, is a
fresh and capital history and description Of the
late Italian seat Of government.
'UNTRoDDEN PEAKS AND UNPRECEDENTED VAL
LEYs; A Ramble Among the Dolomites ~ by Amelia
b. Edwards, will soon appear in London, with pro
fuse Illustrations.
MRS. ANAsTAsIA DOLBY, VINO was in early life
| embroderess to the queen, and whose works on
| "Church Embroidery Ancient and Modern" and
"Church vestments: their Origin, Use and Orna
ment," are books Of standard authority, died last
! month IN her fertY-eig1th rear.
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FRANCE.
Patty Agitation During Debate in the Parlia-
ment-Marshal Bazaines Position-An
American Diplomat on the Move.
7flttrAm TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March g. 1873
here was stormy debate In the National
Assembly this afternoon, growing out Of a proposal
10 tx Monday next as the day for discussion upon
nheLyons Municipality bill.
Tie Left strongly protested against the adoption
of ne proposition and, upon the Right insisting
Withdrew from the Chamber.
MAIsHAL BAzAINE's POSITION BEFORE THE Law.
The newspaper L'Union, in its issue this after
noon says Marshal Bazaine will soon be released
from imprisonment on his parole OF honor.
Az AMERICAN MINISTER MOVING TO HIS POST.
MIR. White, United States Minister to Paraguay
who has been in Europe for some time has started
from this city route to his post Of duty at As
Cunci0n.
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AN ALLEGED MASSACRE.

Reported Murder or the Male Survivors
OF the Steamer George .. Wright by
Indians and Capture Of the Woman.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20, 1873.
despatch just received from Olympia, Wash
ington Territory, says an evening paper IN that
place publishes story about two men and one
woman, survivors OF the ill-fated steamer George
s. Wright, who noated ashore on a raft, when the
Indians murdered the men and captured the
W oman. There is probably no foundation for the
story as the steamer Petrol made q thorough
search along the coast and found not the slightest
clew to any OF the passengers or crew Of tue
wrecked vessel.
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"A MAMMOTH SCOTCH ESTATE IN OHANCERY.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 20, 1873.
The MARI heirs met here to-day, and formed an
association called the MARI Claim Association, to
prosecute their claims to the estate of MARI, in
Scotland, worth $e0,000,O00 They voted to accept
the services OF Edwin PaysOn, of Portland now In
England looking up a similar claim, and raised
some money for the nuruQse Of prosecuting the
claim
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 20, 1873.
Medical Inspector Edward Shipper has been
ordered to the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and Sur
geon ]. H. Clark to the naval rendezvous at New
York. Lieutenant Commander Theodore +. Kane.
has been detached from ordnance duty at the
Washington Navy Yard and ordered to report to
Admiral Porter. Chief Engineer william Ii. Shock
is ordered to the New York Navy YARD, vice Chief
Engineer W. W. W. Wood, detached and ordered to
report to the Navy Department in person.
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Don Carlos MISUNDERSTANDING APP
peal to the ProvinciaIs.
ENGLAND.

The Parliamentary Opposition Again Defeated
Bill-The Bank Rate Of Discount Ad-
Observation-Disclosures Emigrants to
America-An Actor at the Altar.
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NEW PuRIIcATIl.s,rls M.

p Eft STANDS FOE PLAIN NOME talk. Ann.
b 1soSs oo as s ss1 ana o. and
mon Sense Of ~ Lexington avenue, who entert alma
ts author In II. thousaad pages It answers thou.
about It's as Il Is stamped pom its cover * coS ior
private and considerable reat nsh Price IS IS and sent
free agents wsp pss beautiful Srisina ehromo.
with the book No chr ONO without the book No boos
without the cn5om1s Address MURRAY UILL PCB-
New xogk
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tHE FORCERIES ON THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
Prisoner Preparing for His Defence in Cuba
TELEGRAM TO TIE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March a. 1873
Bidwell, alias Warren who was arrested here,
parged with being the principal in the Bank Of
hgland frauds, has secured the services OF a Ha-
ana lawyer to defend him. 1t is probable Bidwell
Ill remain here some time.
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eoD-MADE GARFIELD ASKED TO RESIGN

CLEVELAND March 70, 1878.
, The Trumbull County Republican Convention at
warren TO-DAY adopted a resolution asking Hon.
James A. Garfield to resign his seat in the House OF
Representatives, and declaring that by voting for
che Retroactive Salry bill ne has forfeited the
confidence Of his constituents.
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PORTUGAL.
Concession for Cable Communication with the
United States.
TfusaAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, March 26, 1873.
The Minister Of Public Works has asked the Cor.
les to ratify a concession for cable between Por-
fugal and the United States touching at the Azores
Phe contract for laying the cable was signed to-
hay
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MURDER AND ROBBERY.
A Harbor Master Robbed and Left for
Dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, Marcl

SAN FRANCISCO, March 70, 1873
JPD. wilkln, Harbor Master, OF stockton, was
found this morning In the street OF that place with
his skull fractured and his pockets rined. Physl-
clans say he cannos recover. Tw0me were ar
rested on suspicion OF being guilty OF the crime.
One OF them pad Mr.. wilkins knife In his DOS
sesslens
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Artists Reception To-day.
The artists Of Studio Building, Tenth street, in
tend holding reception to-day from two until six
O'Clock In the afternoon, and from eight till eleven
in the evening,
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he New Captain General Announced in
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 27-1 A. M.


WASHINGTON, March 27-1 A. N.
Probabilities.
For Thursday throughout the South and Middle
Atlantic States rising barometer, north and
west winds and clear clearing weather;
brisk winds continue, with cloudy but clearing
weather, over New England and portions Of
the Middle Atlantic States; the area Of high
est pressure extend over the Ohio Valley and
eastward with generally light winds and clear,
cold weather; southerly winds, with clear weather
and rising temperature eastward over the Gulf
States west OF Alabama during Thursday after
noon; falling barometer southerly winds and
cloudy weather prevail from Kansas to Lake Supe-
r1or and westward, preceding storm centre in
Dakota. Cautionary signals continue at Baltimore,
Cape May, New York, New Haven, New London,
Woods Hole, Boston and Portland, Me. They will
be displayed at the Lake stations from and after
April l.
The Signal once at :35 p NJ yesterday reported
heavy rain at Boston, Mount Washington and Que
bee; light rain at New London and Portland;
heavy snow at OswegO, Rochester, Saungeen, Port
Stanley, Kingston, Toronto and Cleveland; light
snow at Port Dover, Pttsburg, Toledo, Detroit and
Cincinnati, and sleet at Burlington and Montreal.
And at eleven O'Clock P. NJ as follows - Heavy
snow at Rochester, Montreal and Quebec and
light snow at Oswego, Buffalo, Cleveland and
Dover.
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Colds and COughs.-Sudden Changes o.
climate OF pulmonary and bronchial sAec-
tons Take at once BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,''
let the cold cough irritation Of the throat be ever
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You are Rushing Blind1y into Com
sumption IL you neglect to take HALE'S HONEY or
HOREHOUND AND TAR for a cough cold.
PIXIES TO0THACHE DROPS cure In minute.
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TURKEY.
cabinet Demand for servian Tribute Payment.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

His Highness the Grand vizier Of Turkey has
written a sharp note to the government at Bel
grade respecting the delay In the payment Of the
annual tribute to Turkey by servia.
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SPAIN

benor CASTELAR, Likely to Retire from the Cabi.
META Ministerial Crisis bable-Military
Hutiny and Carlist Confusion Catalo-
nian cmscription- Neutrality
1tleeaAks TO THE NEW YORK MRMh
LONDON March 20, 1s7a .
Dispatches from Madrid say that Senior CASTELAR,,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and General Acosta,
minister OF War, win probably retire from the
Spanish Cabinet.
1t Is also stated that general ministerial crisis
Is imminent.
MILITARY MuTNY.
The garrison at Barcelona is in open mntiny ana
the oticers are powerless to enect restoration If
discipline.
CARLIsr INVASION AND CRIME.
band Of Carlists has entered the tow OF Ripoll,
in the province OF Corona and is committing many
excesses
cATALoMAN MUSTER AGAINST THE cARLIsTs.
levy en- nsasse upon sne adult male population
bf Catalonia and ths neighboring provinces for
troops to suppress enc Carst insurrectlon Is prob
Rble.
! Many republicans who have volunteered to hight
fhe insurgents are already meeting at the ap.
pointed rendezvous.
THE CAPTAIN GENERALsHP OF PORTO RICO.
The Gdceta Of Madrid contains the oflcial an
houncement Of the appointment Of General Rivera
hs Captain General OF Porto Rico.
French Neutrality Towards the Spanish
Belligercnts.
PARIS, March 20, 1879
The government authorities at Bayonne have
beized quantity Of cartridges destined for the
Carlist insurrectionists in Spain.
Don Carlos Observation-Disclosures Ap-
peal to tho Provincials.
LONDON, March 1850 A. M.
Don Carlos is positively reported to be in &C.
peva.
The Spanish Cabinet has issued circular claim
Ing the sympathy and assistance OF all parties in
the country against the Carlsts on account Of the
declaration Of emancipation in Porto Rico.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Hat Co
to EsPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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1rlfeaAm TO NE NEW york p'ALN.

/ ssS"N@ " - - WV"
Crr or Mexico, <rcn To- 1878
The national tr,ops have occupeo iepic' aenerai
Lozada retlri.g to the mounAins on their al
vance. Nur.oers OF his formS adherens are sur
renderins co the federal auAorities.
LEGISLATIVE F,AsssxBLAGn.
Cragress will begin itsSesston ON the 2orh inst
TaB SPANISH Embassy.
The Spanish Mlnispr to Mexico has resigned.
THE UNrrlD STATES MISSION.
There Is very general regret expressed at the
departure OF Mr. Nelson, late Minister OF the United
States.
RAILROAD INTERESTS IN THE LOBBY.
The protectors OF the different railroads are
working eBergetically for the success OF their re-
specrive roads, and wirepulling Is going on extern
sively.
MURDERS by INDIANS.
Raiding bands Of Apaches have killed several
rancheros In Sonora.
MURDER BY POLITICIANS
Senior Jaurcgui was the successful candidate in
the election for Mayor OF Azuluama, and immedi-
ately after the election he was assassinsted.
NATURAL vIsirATIoNs.
The volcanoes In the neighborho0d of the City OF
Mexico are covered with snow.
The epizootic continues to spread throughout
Mexico, and several cavalry regiments in conse-
quence are dismounted.
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CUBA.

Political Press Argument Over the Governmental
Situation in Spain-Charge Of Colonial
(. Carlism and the Counter Charge.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In tho.
world The e;ily true ami perfect dye. All Druggists
solIu
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Abr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, N
John street. cured OF infammatory rheumatism.
Advice gratis
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Lot or Furniture, First Class, made,
during the dull season. for sale under price. c. L.
kelly & CO., Manufacturers, TIA Broadway.
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MEXICO.

Lossds IN Retreat from Tepio-ParliameNs
reparation-Railway Engineering
Soft Places-Indian Rsids, Murds
and the Horw Disease
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Henry Capt, OF Geneva, Now Has q
beautiful assortment of WATCHES and TRAVE1IAN0
CLOCKS, OF his own make, Mt 23 Union square.
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TElfcRlss TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA. March 25, 1873.
The liberal and conservative journals are now
engaged in an angry controversy,
The Constancta, charged with being hostile to the
present republican government in Spain and in
favor OF the success OF the Carlist movement,
denies the charge and calls upon the owners Of the
Voz de CUBA to state distinctly II they entertain
the liberal sentiments expressed by the editor in
its columns are in active sympathy with the con-
sentative party.
The Tribune recently published list Of what 1t
called the enemies OF the Republic, and said they
were hard at work here, consequently the repub-
licans would be compelled to work the harder to
crcumvent them. The Tribune added:-''We are
many, and do not think with our feet"
The article has caused a great sensation here,
and is considered an open challenge to the con-
servatives.
The New Captain General Announced I'm
Madrid.
MADRID, March 90, 1878.
The Gdcetd OF Madrid contains the official an
nouncement Of the appointment Of General Pie-
tain to be Captain General OF Cuba.
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Bad Day Aggravntes Cntarrh.-This
disease affects twothrds Of our popula ton II bseeds
consumption. WOLCOTT'S CATARRH ANNIHlLATOR
cures It Pints ST. PAIN PAINT c0ols inflammation
All physical pain subsidies Get new Sizes Sold every
win
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The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacv, HERALD Building:-
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Kearney's Buchu Radically Curee
Kidney DISEASE in every stage. i6l Duane street Phr
stefan in attendance. Advice gratis.
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Admiration Excited i-KnOx's SprimG
style of centlemens HATS the event Of the season Is
in conception and maryelously beautiful in
execution. Buy your hats ut KNOWS In the PreEott
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
23l and 252 Broadway corner OF Murray street
A.-Heraid Branch Once, BrOoklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum3treat
Open from A. NJ. to J.. W.
I'm Az frof tn p NJ
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Opium Habit.-Three Years search ~ :
a remedy; the result complete Send for lu a
pamphlet giving full particulars ~
ORMRS KELLOGG, Jamestown, NJ
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Trees and Plants at Nush mR l.. t.
Packages delivered In New York FOR satAE gues nnv
to r. B. PARSONS CO., Flushi8g N ". mp"
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Wedding and Ball Cards--Lk Attest ,.-s.
Styles Monograms and French Note Paoer
JAMES EvERDELL. 500 Braadway; estabis' ,ed ian
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Royal Havana Lottery.-PrixosC CASH ii
Circulars sent. J. b. MARTINEZ Co, 10 Wall - ,ei
Post o0ic hox SS'
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benor CASTELAR, Likely to Retire from the Cabi-
meta Ministerial Crisis bable-Military
Mutiny and Carlist Confusion Catalo-
MAN cmscripton-French Neutrality.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-New Scs0 m
now out. Orders fed prizes cashed, informauOu II
nished. Highest paid tor spanish bills &C. 10
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, Ii Wall street NeW6 ~
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FAKIS, MHrCH 70, 1910
The government authorities at Bayonne have
beized a quantity Of cartridges destined for the
Carlisu insurrectionists in Spain.
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The Lungs Are strained Ind NasI ed by
incurable complain. established thereby Dr. AWE
ExPECT0RANT Is effective remady for Co lghs snS
Colds and a beneficial effect on thu - ii,nors
and bronchial OrRans ~NAAo"xlJ
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-07

30, Henry, what did you dor iou
carried the wrong sermon. "
She spoke with pi,iful ssgerness' ana
he answered, very geuily-
No, dear, ] carried the right sermon
for it was the ono God meant me to car
ry. lam satisfied TO have done his work,
though w must content ourselves 20
stay on here at Wosdburn awhile longer
This is the true end OF my story. 1t
has nothing to do with the purpose OF II
that = stranger had been in Colonors
church that day whose thoughts and
ways we're not rs the thoughts ahd ways
Of that goodly town; aad thrsugh whose
representations ths preacher was called
TO = parish where the rewards OF this
life would be offered him in % large
measures ~ they would have been in the
conservative Connecticut town that 70
fused TO cit under his MINISTRY.
or that matter the q eat Paymasser
took note; whose promise 10 not only
sure, but has no end. The one lesson i"
to trust Him-to do His work. The re-
ward will come in His own time and way ;
if it please Him. "in this life houses and
land !" but better than these, "in the
world TO come the life everlasting
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-07
Mr Grsslsy's Religious Belief.

Dr. Chaplin, who wa. Mr.. Greeley
pastor, spoke as follows Of the religious
belief Of tho great editor on Sunday
morning:
He was no fair weather Christian, but
WAS always in attendance in storm and
sunshine, health permitting He WAS Z
faithful and humble worshipsr lie gave
his rcndy hslp in oil kinds Of ehsrt,abl'
and dsnomi national work. Hs was no,
merely = pew holder or hsarsr
He was q sympathetic eo-werker His
WAS no holiday faith worn for time
serving purpose. /. WAS not put on him
it grew out Of him, the earliest ingram
conviction Of his youlk snd Of his shel
life Had be aimed at popularity hs
would have concealed it as many do Nh
der other names AND worshipcd it under
her forms, for although this is u faith
OF the people in worldly and superficial
ssncs it is not popular faith. hut evSn
now is strangely misconcsivsd and bit
terlN denounced,
With him conviction was an obliga'
ton no Grml believed it aud express
cd is; aud yet his large and hospisabls
mnd could not hold its belief IN any
narrow limits, or cut it or from the grsA,
aiwsys said, and truly, that We in our &C.
vlssiasticA position had not put our
selves out oi the church, but had been
put ont in the cold; but ! say. with all
This, this was his chief conviction OF the
Divine Fs,hsrhood.
don't say too mnch when l say the
peculiar character of his work. his large
hearted interest in humanity, came from
his faith in the universal father of God,
aud the universal brotherhood Of man So
it was his inspiration 10 life We know,
thank God, that it was his support in
death
when worried and worn with lite's
conflict he sank upon the field, and knew
that all the lifs, OF good or i'll, was over,
his last utterancs was ons OF simple
faith and trust SO he passed n peaceful
victory. We always listen to catch ths
diving words Of great men.
know st mono from diving man 80
simple, 30 truthful. so grsndly triumph
ant as those last words Of Mr Greeley
a. know that my Redesmer llve,h. "
That is victory for life. ltis true it doe,
not prove the correctness OF any mode
of Christianity.
1t may bc 40 proof Of Christianity it.
self; but, after all, remember that he did
not revert TO this truth in his weekAsss.
but expressed in his hsur Of dying tn.
whole conviction Of his life lie hac
lived ID constantly. And iemembsr. too
il 10 this Christian truth after all There
10 power in it which 10 not revealed il
cold philosophy or tlippsnt worldlinsss
lie who can say in worldly consciencs
II know that my Redsemsr livsth, IL
strong in ,he faith and tho assurance OF
God, and strong tn do the work Of THU
world. and strong whom the work Of thi'
world is by him to be done no more
"for be that hath seen me, says Jesus
" hath seen the Father,
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-07
Pianos Tuned.

DROP. BRUUN wishes TO inform the citisens o.
I Van Buren, and Fort Smith. that he IL prensred
~ Tune Pianos, Organs, he. on short no.ice. Also
will give lessons in Music en- Bras ar String 1nstrs
win furnish Music for Parties, Bsrs, Ae. on shor
uotiss.
xSir.:s by lssssr ssis vsr'n sad psnpt .ts:sysI
Vtll b Ssvva. isa,Vn,