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The Rio Bravo Safe i'm Galveston.

There was consid cradle surmise here that
the Rio Bravo had gone down in Galveston
harbor during the late storm, but these are
dissipated by the dispatches received from
Capt Kells. AS will appear by the following
the Revenue Cutter Dix is ordered thither as
convoy.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Sept. 13, 1875.
Sir-The honorable the Secretary of the
Navy having informed this department that
the Navy Department has no available cruis-
ing vessel of war south of Norfolk at this
time, and requested that the revenue
cutter stationed near Galveston, Texas,
convoy the United States steamer
Rio Bravo, from that place to the Rio Bravo
del Norte, her services being much needed in
that river, and it being deemed inexpedient
to permit her to make the passage alone, you
will direct the commanding officer of the
revenue cutter John A. Dix, at your port
to take on board that vessel sufficient
supplies Of fuel and rations and hold
himself in readiness to proceed
with his com mand to Galveston, to act as a
convoy for the steamer Rio Bravo, at such
| times as the commander of that vessel may
desire his service, which information the de-
partment is advised will be communicated to
him by Lieut.. Com'r Kells, commanding said
| vessel
Upon the completion of the duties speci-
fed, Capt. Freeman will return with his COM
mand to New Orleans, and resume his regular
duties on that station. You will inform the
department of the dates of the departure and
return of the Dix.
am very respectfully,
By order: JNo. F. CoyANT,
Asst. Secretary.
The following dispatch was received at the
Collectors Office here on Monday morning
GALVESTON, Sept. 20. LAO A. M have
been ordered to notify you when am ready.
Come at once. d. G. KELLs
| Lieut.. Comdg U. S. N.
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Judge Herschel V. johnson is the latest
candidate for Governor of Georgia. His ad-
mirable management of the Clinton riot cases
shows that he would make the right sort of q
Governor, but it also gives rise to doubt
whether such rare judge can be spared from
the bench a; this time-Nee York Tribune
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A man called On a dilatory debtor and
politely said, eff you'll pay me the amount
of your bill Immediately, you will oblige me;
il not, shall have to oblige you"
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Alexander Fl. Stephens says that Gov.
Allen, of Ohio, is zone of the ablest and
most remarkable men the country has ever
produced"
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FOR SALE.

Fon SALE .,-sur, n.es !. bale. Of
1000 and bund IS of 100 each
10000 SAMPLE e + SHEPHERD & CO.,
Apply to 1876 Gravier street.
AZ I'm
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roR SALE-The fine side wheel steam.
BAG s y LIS feet shr Cas Sosss
pe 81 ;.chss in diameter; cylinders 3oa
g feet ioag n ~ feet stroke. For further in
inches 10 o, ',,iv 10 NJ. w. JOYCE.
formation Apply III Gravier street.
aulJ If
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Splendid mixed tea, one dollar per pound, at
tbA Tea Depot, Camp street.
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"ANTED-A situation House Keeper At
w tending Cows, on the Ouachita River. either in
Trinity or Monroe, anywhere Col. Kar's Planta-
ton. Answer through Post Office, Algiers, La
s21 IT. Mrs. M. MAGRANE.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY young man
IL who lives with his widowed mother He can
give the best ctr references regards honesty and
industry Would prefer situation in cotton house
or q Wholesale grocery. Address WORKER. Rulle
tin Office s'S 3t*
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VT7ANTED-A Partner that will furnish q mod
w crate capital against business TO start grocery
and wine store. The advertiser has had long expe
rience and commands rye city and country r de.
Address GROCER, this office, naming capital. time
and place for interview. au19 tt
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WANTED-To buy . Lady's WATCH, Small,
w Double-Cased, Full-J eweled Plain, Key Wind
ing no Chain, not more than four years in care I'll
use If bought it must be inspected and guaranteed
Price not o, or $50 Address WATCH, at Bullet a
O6Hca s12
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FOR RENT.

UcOR RENT-Store corner of Poydras and Caron.
II delet streets, actually occupied as grocery by
c. w. Roth;
Also the one adjoining the same and fronting on
Poydras street. Apply to
~o1 ST IL Carondlet street.
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VEyANTED-5OOO0 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. T. M AD-
DUX IS Carondelet street. aug tt
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Secondhand Carriages and Buggles;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose OF
them can find ready sale for the same by calling on
L. T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer in car
risees my14 If
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WANTED-A position to nurse or do homework
by young girl who Is willing to make herself gen.
orally useful. Speaks English FreD Oh and German
Address M B., Bulletin office. s2l st

WANTED-BOARDERS private family con-
w sisting of husband and wife, without children
will rent q finely ventilated Bedroom, Unfurnished
with of paror and choice board to an acceptable
lsdy and gentleman. Gss in the house and location
very pleasant. Everything will be found comforta-
BILE. Address, giving real name with references, G..
J. A., Box 2407, Post Office. s2I Or
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WIDOW LADY, without young children,
1.ik Of Cisy Statue. having . large house. would
IKE 70 rent The best rooms to rty OF gentlemen,
With or without boa. d. Address HOUSEkEEPER.
U.sIat;r Offica SIG 3t'
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HANDSOME AND ELIGIBLE OFFICE FOR
ILL Remit ne commodious back Office: No 10
Caaondelet street, ground floor between Canal and
be lat low to good tenant for wo years II desired
Apply at once to MASH H Ht
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The disappointment of the many friends of the
Juniata Club, on Sunday morning last. when the
announcement was made that no trains would leave
New Orles ms that day, on account of the almost
certain retention to be expected at the new canal
now carried beyond ire track Of the Mobile road was
son displayed good Judgment in postponing the eI.
cursion until next SUNDAY MORNING thereby
avoiding many weary hours delav, and an anything
but pleasant tramp through half overlooked swamp
Mr.. Robinson by concentrating his force at the in.
terrupti n. and working day and nj. hit. has over.
come all difficulties, and trains now running
regularly.
1t is not often that obliged to chronicle an
interruption to travel this first clas road and we
glad to be able to inform the public when it is
removed Sleeping cars on this road resumed their
regular trips on Sunday night and now run tn ough
to Louisville, Washington and Baltimore without
change s21 M&E
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CONTINUED ca LAST PAGE. |
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ITO RENT-A good house, neatly furnished or IN
furnished, on st. Charles street. below Jackson,
Fonrth District thirteen god rooms bathroom
and gas Address, for one week. GLASS oox i Eau
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IoR st Of Of P PesqSss st,ett i be
nney agazine and Tchoupteulas streets, suit able
a. spy kind Of or pso1pee FIsss Msr
to.,,s apoly to POLHAUS DULL rn r,.s. IA mer
sSIarts a. magazine street "-- ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-28
River News.

The weather is cloudy and foggy this morn
ing. Thermometer at A. M. 80 deg. Mini
mum temperature last night 81 deg. Wind
day north.
special to the Star.
PIrrsBURG, Dec. 2s.-River falling, 2l feet
inches.
The Exchange and the Hudson return to
Pittsburg this evening at O'Clock.
The Ben Franklin goes to Madison, and the
Potomac starts for Portsmouth at noon to-day.
The United States will be the Louisville
packet at r M. to-day
The Bostona from Huntington and the Tele-
graph from Pomeroy are at the landing this
| morning with fair trips. They will both return
| this evening.
no IN to-day. She will return Tomorrow
The James d. Parker will leave for Mem
| phis to morrow, and will have fine trip from
/ here with engagements below.
The Iron Mountain and barges are adver-
| tlsed for New Orleans this evening.
The splendid Thomas Sherlock is also an
nounced to depart for New Orleans at p. NJ
| to-day. She will have o good start from here
and has engagements below to give her full
trip. -.
snag at P. Nj. yesterday, about twenty miles
below Memphis. She was capsized and fill to
pieces In few minutes. Her crew and pas
sengers. the latter fifteen in number. reached
| the shore in safety, but lost all their bag
gage ana other effects. The boat is
| a total wreck, and her cargo of about lUO tons
was lost. She was insured for $4,000. The Belle
| of Memphis received the passengers and crew
and brought them to Memphis last evening,
| The Cons. Millar is expected to arrive here
some time tomorrow, and will follow the j. ID
| Parker for Memphis on Saturday next.
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rajected spring, 81: ungraded spring, 81 va
p i2; No. . Milwaukee. IN store, 81 23; No.
do, ih store and aiioat 81 1lal u;
No. / spring, 81 5Ual 81; winter red West
ern, new, 81 l4a1 %; WHITE Canada, in bond,
common, 81 80; amber Texas, choice. 81 AZ;
No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 22al 20; No. 3 Chicago
spring. 81 U9al 10. Rye quiet: Western, eSa
soc; State, 90a95c; Canada in bond. voc. Barley
dull: two-rowed State, 81 on track; No. Bay
Quinte, choice, 81 25. Malt quiet ana heavy.
Corn in fair demand Western mixed, steam,
nominally, 741Sa15c; do, sail, 75a751sc; nigh
mixed and yellow Western, T51sa76c. Oats:
| market better and fairly active: Western
mixed and State, 4ia50c; white do, 46a52c. Hay
| firm: shipping. SOC: Hops quiet: Eastern
| and Western, 10a15c; New York state, 1lal5c;
California, 17a20c. Rio coffee dull and nominal.
| Sugar dull and easier: fair to good refining, 81
! aS%c; prime, 8Hc; refined unchanged. Molas-
ses: New Orleans quiet at 55a6lc. Rice dull
and unchanged. Petroleum quiet and firmer:
crude, 7a7Hc: refined, 129Sa12%c; naphtha,
| S1sa9Hc. Resin steady: strained, 81 70al 70.
| Spirits turpentine steady at 36ha3Tc. Eggs
| firm: Western, 281sa29hc per dozen. Leather
steady: hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres,
Rio Grande lIgnr, middle ano. heavy weights asa
2sc; California do, 231s a26hc; common DC, % a
26c. Wool steady: domestic fleece, 3Sa62c;
pulled. 20a47c; unwashed, 15a33c; Texas, 15a
33c. Pork firmer: mess mess, uninspected,
$2l 40a2l 81; February, $50 80. Beef quiet:
middles firm: Western long clear lOSc Lard
heavy: prime steam, 13c; January, IL 3-l6a
| 1S74c. Butter: Western. 16a25c. Cheese un-
changed Whisky dull at 81 15.
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oasions of that kind and always left with

o@e"he VI Suas hlnu anu always AVlv VILLA
pleasant memories. !.
Huver, Thompson and Glldden's shoe
factory on Hamlet street between Ring
gold and Harris, Newport, was burglar
lied last Thursday night, and goods
amounting to over hundred dollars
taken.
We notice that Dr.. Smith has pub
lished card of defense in both, the En-
quirer and Gazette in reference to- the
charges preferred against him and pub
lished in our columns yesterday. Would
it not do we'll for the doctor, to visit the
Covington Board OF Health, where ne
could ascertain the source from which
we received our information?
The Newport Lodge No. 1853, f. and A.
M, elected and installed the following
officers for the ensuing year: w. M,
j. IL. Ashbaugh; s. W., j. s. Ducker;
j. W., FL. A. Wadsworth; s. D., w. A.
Cotter; J. D., FL. w. Behrman; Secre-
tary, j. N. Gould; Treasurer, G. B. Rus
sell; Tyler, G.. 0lhaber; Trustee, d. l..
Brumbach.
1t was reported around early this
morning thai Col. Matt. Cooper was seen
walking around with pest-house blan-
ket thrown oveA his shoulders, and
called to see several of his old acquain-
tances, but, strange to say, none OF them
had any welcome for the orator.
Before Judge Geisler--James and Geo
Fennel were convicted this morning oil
having been drunk and disorderly, and
were fined SIS and costs each. James
Roe, for carrying concealed weapons
was held over to the Criminal Court iE
the sum of 500.
The County Court convened this morn
ing,
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WDER-There is steady market, with
fair demand, and rife powder is worth IS 25a
5 Is, and mining $sas 50 per keg.
RAGS-There is a lair demand and steady
market. we quote cotton 61zc for white, 4hc
for No. 2, and 3a31sc for mixed per Id. Woolen
are worth Aa7Sc for common, and 7Mayc Tor
soft.
RICE-There is fair local demand at 71la
shc for Carolina, 7a8c for Louisiana.
SALT--Domestic Is in fair demand and
steady at 26c per bu, and 81 Do per brl, on ar
rival, and drayage added when delivered;
Liverpool coarse is steady and quiet at " 6O
per sack. Turks Island is worth 40c per bu.
SEED-There is a steady but quiet market
for clover and timothy, with moderate offer
ings, at 13c per ID for the former and " 5Oa2 6O
per bu for the latter in store. Flaxseed is worth
81 GOAL 30 per bu in store.
SHOT-Demand moderate aud market steady
at s2sa29 for assorted, and $SiaS2 for buckshot
per keg.
S0Af-Is steady and quiet at 7a71Sc for Ger
man; habc for common yellow, and 5Ma5Ac
for family per lb.
SUGAR-Market steady and quiet. New Or
leans is worth 7a8kc; yellow refined, 91za9%c:
extra Sc" 1OHal0Mc: "B" white. 10%a1OMc:
"An white, 1O1aa1o%c per lb. Hard is quoted
sIARCH-ls in fair request at 4%a5c per lb
TALLOW-The receipts and demand are
nearly equal, and prime is quoted &c for city
and SIC for country per lb.
TEA-There is moderate demand at pre-
vious prices: We quote: Black-Oolong, 35s
voc; Souchong, 5)ca$1; Japan, 60a90c. Green
Hyson, 4Oa90c: Young Hvson, 4OcaSI; Imperial
| 45ca$1 10, and Gunpowder, 5Oca1 10 per ID.
WINDOW GLASS-Demand moderate and
market steady. We quote: 7x9 to 8xlU, 81 IS
ska So 25 SKA to 8x16, $40; 1Oxl6 to lOxls, $40
| l0x20 to l0x30. $l1.
WOODEN WARE--We observe no matera
| change. The demand is moderate at the fol
lowing prices. TUBS, nests, IS, 81 70; tubs
nests, IS, So 80; tubs, No. l, 81 80; tubs, Nc
=, So 81; tubs. No. b. S5 80; buckets, y 1o
churns. No. 8, $s; washboards, 81 75a2 rs.
| WOOL-The receipts are light and the de
mand is moderate. Market steady. and N
material change in prices We quote: Un
clothing, per lb, 29a3ic; long combing, 3Sa4Oc
medium delaine, 35aS7c; pulled lambs, 3lat3c
washed June fleece, 89a4Oc; medium fleece
4ea43c; long combing. 4Sa50c; tub-washed
choice 47a4sc; tub washed, fair to good, 43a46e
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PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE. 1t would seem
that the greatest object in life was to accumu-
late riches and is not confined to any one class;
the poor are striving to be rich, aad the rich
still call for more. A rich man being asked
how much wealth would satisfy him? replied
a little more. The time was that no one unless
he possessed large means coulu enter Wall
street to operate, but with the Improvement Of
the age the mode of 6 stock privileges" has
been inaugurated, by which men OF limited
means can $40 to $500, as every one dol
lar controls one share of stock, par value 500.
There is not month in the year but that some
stock fuctuatcs, so that an Investment of 500
realizes profit Of $500 to S1,50O. Messrs. BUCK
WALTER & Co., Bankers and Brokers, ~ W ali
street, secure such privileges, and will upon
application, mail their explanatory circular
FREE, showing :" how it is done" 2
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J. G. oh. DOUGLAS, Attys. dess-4t,

r EGAL-In the Court of Common Pleas OF
i Hamilton County, Ohio. No. 45.712. Fan
ME A. MAXWELL plaintlf, against Urial Phil
lips, John K. Brown ana others. The defend
ant, John e, Brown, will take notice that on
the 4lh day OF December, A. ID. 1875, the plain
tif above named did file her amended and sup
Elemental petit on III SAID action, wherein she
prayed, among other things, for the marshall
ing of liens on the following described real
estate and that said real estate be sold to sat-
isfv the same: and also prayed that the said
John e. Brown be required to answer in said
cause, setting up whatever interest he may
have in said real estate, or be forever debarred
from asserting the same. Said real estale is
described as follows, viz: Lot No. 2 fronting 50
feet on the Wooster turnpike road and running
| back to the south line of Lot No. 3; also, the
west half of the 45 feet of the subdivision made
by the comm ssioners Of the estate OF William
Wiley, deceased, known as OuJ-lot No. l, and
| fronting on the County road which formerly led
| to the mouth Of the Little Miami river, and eX-
| tenhing back 10 line with the rear line of Lewis
| j. Vinson's property; ALSO the west half OF the
same described lot (Lot No. y, fronting on the
New Richmond turnpike road and back in line
with the rear line Of Lewis j Wilson'S property
! also, Lots No. 3 Z, s and II, each fronting on
| Willow street; also, tile north half of Lot No.
| l, in the Wiley estate, said parcel lying and
| being on the east side OF the New Richmond
turnpike road; also, Lot No. s, fronting 80 feet
| on Willow street, and same being subject to
| the payment of thirty dollars per year to Anna
Phillips: also, all the interest, right and title
Of Trial Phillips in and to Lot No. 4, subject
| to the life estate of Jullna q. Phillips. The
whole of the above described real estate is more
particularly described in plat attached to the
papers in case No. 1928, Court OF Common
| Pleas of Hamilton county, Ohio. to which plat
| reference is made The said John II. Brown is
required to answer or demur to said amended
! and supplemental petition on or before the 18th
| day of January, 1876, or decree will be en-
tered against him. CARY MOTION,
| Attorneys for Plaintiff.
| nacenher7 1879 def -6t Tn
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Guardians Sale.

TTsHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
IL COUNTY, SS.-Pursuant to tho command
OF an order for sale from the Probate within
and for the County OF Hamilton and State OF
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer at public
sale. on the premises, in the City of Cincinnati,
on TU ESDAY, February s, 1876, at II o'clock
A. NJ, the following described real estate, TO-
wit:
County OF Hamilton and State of Ohio. to-
wit: Beginning at the southeast corner
of Race anu Longworth street, thence run.
ming south along the east line Of
Race street sixty (60) feet 10 an alley sixteen
Q6) feet wide more or less; thence east With
the north line of sad alley eighty 90 feet;
thence north parallel with Race street sixty
(6Nl feet; thence west along the south line Of
Loagworth street eighty tS0) feet to the place
Oh beginning. Being lots numbered one nun,
dre,l and twenty-four Q24) and one hundred
and twenty five (l25), on the plat OF subdivision
o. James Ferguson, recorded In BOOK =,
page Az, of the Records OF Hamilton county,
Uhio, subject ,however,to an annual ground rent
of S2 100, payable quarterly as per certain
lease dated April 9th, 1878, made by Daniel Il.
Barker to Lorenzo ID. Sine, for the term OF
ninety mine years, renewable forever, with the
privilege OF purchase at any time for thirty
thousand dollars, valued at $35,0u0.
Terms of Sale-$.0.0O0, cash, on the day OF
sale and the balance in two.equal payments In
six and twelve months, with interest. the de-,
ferred payments TO be secured by notes and
mortgage on the premises sold.
/ ,Also-On WEDNE sDAY, February 9, 1876,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the Court house, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wiI: Lying
and being situate in the County of Hamilton
aud State Of Ohio, and described rs follows,
viz: All that certain lot Of ground in Section
thirty 1907, Township four ~. ana first frac-
tlonal range; said lot being known as Lot
twenty lone (2l) In Robert W. Burnets subdt-
vision OF lots in said Section thirty (3O), plat
Of which subdivision IS recorded in Plat Book
No. 2. page 24,, aud Plat Book No. A, page 81
OF the records OF said Hamilton County, said
Lot number twenty-one tal) beng one Of the
twenty -four ~ lots heretofore leased by said
Robert W. Burnet to Michael 4. Farrell and
George n. Leighton.
Valued at 81 900 Terms OF sale: One-thirJ
in cash on day OF sale and the dance in two
equal payments in six and twelve months with
interest, the deferred payments to be secured
by noses and mortgage on the premises sold
To be sold Ny order OF Court in the case
wherein John b. Morris, guardian OF Lorenzo
ID. Sine, is plaintiff and Lorenzo d. sine ct al
q ,lcfenda,lts. Lase n z.53l.
JOHN B. MORRIS,
Guardian Of LorsLzo ID. Sine.
| j. q. 8 H. DOUGLASS, Att'ys. desS,6tru
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CINcIN-
NATI MARKET.
CINoLNNATI. DEC. 2a-2 h. mi.

FLOUR--Qniet and easy. We quote: Fam
i.y $5aj W; extra, VI 25a4 Is; superine, SO 75a
A; low grades, S3 Z AZ 50 per Drl Slring wheat
flour. IS 4la5 s.. Rye -four, 81 o0a5. BucKwhcat
nour. 4, 75aG 25 per i,rl.
CURN-I Is dun to-day. with heavy receipts
Mixed on track Is quotet 46c, and buyers
holding or at that figure for both esr and
shclied.
WHEAT--Market quiet AMI steady. Good
{, prime lots will bling Vi 30al A, for white.
ana 81 20ai 80 for iei. Far sample red is worth
81 C5al 10, aud iufcrior 1saS5e per bu. slIill is
scarce and held about 2ll3c less Iilan white.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is.
sued since our last report:
Edwin A. Reed and Ida M. Hubbell,
III. Holiday and Mary J. Anderson.
Sylvester Behmyer and Mary A. Jones.
Joseph III. Ott and Emma q. w allace.
A. b. White and Mary c. Wright.
Nathan I, Mal9y anu vsther.ne Hopkins =,
Thomas Forester and Kate Brien. -
George 9, Shumart dAliee Maphet.
George IL. Coleman and Jennie Is. Miller.
Samuel Brown and Rose ia Roscnbau.n.
Gerhard Bunk and Philomcna Hooker.
Conrad Deitz and Katy Shoemaker.
John Kelly and Mary Walsh.
Jacob Langohr and Catherine Gabel.
John straub and Kate Tullcn.
Thomas IL. Hanson and Louisa Broadwcll.
John Freeman an 4 Sally hackney.
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The Best Pianos in America.

6.fszRz7aezaTHAT SURPASS AND OUT
~ SELL all others, are the following
fycelebrated makers, BRITTING q
BROS Pianos, THE MANHATTAN CO.'S
Pianos, CALENBEBG Il VAUPEL'S Pianos,
JENNYS u SONS Pianos, CENTRAL co.'s
Pianos, the original DECKER and DECKER
Il BROTHERS. Pianos. BRITrING Il BROS
Royal Organs, that eclipse all others. The
VOCAL & LINCOLN Organs andothersthat
we sell. Pianos and organs sold on monthly
payments, from SIS upward. Musical instru-
ments cheaper than ever Persons wishing to
purchase really the finest Pianos and Organs
at the most reasonable prices. will save money
by buying from us. Pianos for rent, from IS to
SIS per quarter. BRITTING a. BRO,
Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers, aud
Sole Agents for the above great Pianos, cor.
Fifth and Plum streets. deS-ly