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n HI e q r "A APIIIC-
4 O'clock. p. m.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs-

The train that went over the bridge
1t Ash,abula on that III fated nigh,
sconsistedsof eleven cars, Two engines,
one named Socrates. two express and
two baggage cars, two day passenger
one drawing room car, New York
sleep named Palestine, The Boston
sleeper, City of BnifAlo, aud the
Louisville sleeper, Oscco.
The official examination Of the Sc
eufi.y- Life Iasuranee and Annuity
Company dt-Aev York shows avail
able assets Of $4,000, $50 and liabil.-
ties of s4,o54,7 1888, deficiency as
regards policy holders Of s2,o53,s24. |.
The democrats OF Dane county,
Wis, have announccd that Tllden
must be inaugurated.
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TO RENT
For Shipping and Transfer
Business.
A WAREHOUSE 40 ny 200 Fg1r.

Sealed Proposals will be received bS the
Undersigned, al HE store Of J. r. Sanborn
in the ciy of Innkion, until Saturday.
Jan. 2otb, 1871, 2. o'clock p. M, To rent
from The first day of February next, The
large warehouse building situated ou the
1eyre betweFn Walnut HHti-f,tlngfts stfrtt-
In Yanklon, ID. T.
Separate proposals wi;l be received II
rent said lu.letipg for one or three yenrs.
Any party 10 whom the building may ).
rented. Must enter into u written agie, mep'
to keep the seine In good repair, md pay
The rent therefor meuthly in advance.
\ band viii be rtqaael IN 'ha sim o
one Thousand dolais. With pat less thar
two asunties for The iai,htnl pelioinmnce .
the asteement.
TheSisllt is Fcseiycd = tfject an1 Or q
bids. NJ. I. WooLLIsY,
J r. sASB0Es,
nil-d9d Il. J. DEwHr
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vote Or paper from b state shah havp

q IA q
vote Or paper frcnra sisteshaA have
been received and read, the senate
shall thereupon withdraw, and such
objections shall be submitted TO the
seuate for its decision, and the speak
er OF the house of representatives
shall IN like manner submit such OBJ
jections TO the house of representa-
tives for ns'decisiou, and no electoral
vote or votes from any state from
which but; one return has been re-
ceived shitll be objected 10 except by
the atlifmatiye Of the two houses.
When the two houses have voIed,
they shall ipmediately again>meef,
and the presiding officer shall then
Eimme dmtely announce the decision Of
+the question Submitted.
Sec. 9. That If more than one return or
paper parp5rting - be a return from
any state, shall have been received by he
president Of the senate, purporting to be
ceruhcate,of the electoral votes given
at>lhc last preceding election for presi,
dent ard vice pfesident in such state, un :
less they shall be duplicates of the same
return. All such returns and papers shall
be opened by him in the presence OF the
two houses, " lien met as aforesaid, and
read by lcllcrs, and such returns and pa
pcrs shi,u thereupon he submitted to the
Judgment and decision, as to which Is
the true and law ful electoral vote et such
statr, Of a committee constituted rs fol-
lows.
During the session OF each bnuse4 on
the Tuesday next preceding tile first
Thursday in February, 1871, each house
shall, by viva voee woe ap-
point five Of lis n,l4nlars
ahe. with five associate justices OF The 81
pr.mr court oil the Unl,a Si.tes u be ~
ceraliiea rs hert3nsiier provided, shai
cf1nsfttate "A commission for the decision
oi y / qnrstionS upon az IN respect oi such
! afiuatai rriatos n8ingd 10 this secilon.
i l'he jadles III the fist, third, eighth
Inad uln't cucnis nle appointed % ihr-
Commission win power II sch et Ahe ht,l.
r Io DC continued
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BESSE1-T HEAP PLUCK.
The Ashtabula Bridge.

Cleveland, Jan. lS.-fhe legisla-
tive committee appointed for that
purpose, this morning took the testi-
mony of Anasa Stone, Jr., the former
manager of the Lake Shore r. r., re-
.gardi.g the Ash,abula d'sast~. He
was the original designer of tbs
bridge. There waa no change in the
plan, but there was an error by the
constructors which gave considerable
|,rontls.. A brace was put in horizon,
tally instead Of vertically which was
subsequently, righted. Tomlipson was
discharged for ineiieiency and Rogers
replaced him. He thought Rogers
never put IN iron bridge before.
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MAsHINGInA

COUNTING THE ELEcl0KAI. NorE-
Washington Jan. 1S-The sesaIe
and house committees on the count
ing of the electoral votes have this
evening agreed upon a report which
will be signed Tomorrow by all the
members of both committees except
Senajor Morton and possibly one
democratic member OF the house
.committee.
The tribunal for the decision of the
Hcnnlroyerted questions viii be tsipar
tite, one branch Of which will be
compromised Of five justices of the
United States supreme court.
How these Judges are to be select,
| ed, or how the senate and house
branches Of the tribunal will be con.
stituted is not known, but it can be
positively stated that the element Of
chance will not enter in any way into
the formation Of the tribunal. IT'S
members are 10 take aspecial oath to
decide the questions according to
the constitution OF the Uniied States
land the laws made IN pursuance
l thereof. From the asceftained fact
that The judiciary branch Of the tri-
\ hunal viii be composed Of fve mem
bers, il is inferred that the two
4 branches of congress will each be
4 represented on il by FIVE of their re-
rpeciive members, but this is only a
matter Of Inference.
l On inquiry Of the members of the
committees tonight it is learned that
!. all Of them pledged Themselves net 10
speak Of the details of the proposed
plan for the counting Of the. electoral
vote. This caution is being taken in
order that the public
+ might not be misled by verbal state.
+, ments, apart Eotn the exact phrase
ology Of the of1cial reports. They
SAY tnAt IDF ttt lheI, WO WEEKS Tux
committees Of the two houses, actirg
! either separately or IN JOINT meeting
I have devoted heir best energies and
] Judgment, and nenrly all their time
Efforts 10 arrive st sns .accomnoda
! 'ion. and that the proceedings hav'
Z uniformly feen marked by cou,tes
e and a patriotic spiri, al STRIVING i,
!. altsy whatever partisan feeling exist
ed, and 10 promote the public geod
They are very hopeful that both po
litaeul parties, and The country a
Il large, will be satisfied with the resul
Z of their labots.
r The b,ll e. b diving flie plan eIgrec,
}, npon viii he accompanied by u hrie
reporis set,4nG forth the principle
npoa which it is>based, AID wil s
K presented ia ssoih houses 10 morrow
d 'fiough il witt probably NOT be aotc'
upon immediately,
"a Tbe intelligence that lie report La
! bern agreed upon, ard is calculate
.. 10 satjefy both parties, occasions yer
ylgencral satisfaction.
Il g.
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THE DUEL.
Particulars of the Bennett May
Shooting Scrape.
THE DUEL.
Full Particulars Of, the Event

New York, Jan. lS-The Tribune
publishes the first accurate Narrative
Of the Bennett May duel. II is the
story of an eye witness who says the
first shot fell 70 Mr.. May. The ar
Engagements having been completed,
The principals took positions at DIS
tance. Of about IL yards apart; the
pistols were loaded and handed to
them, aud the seconds stepped to one
side. It2hiirti catrfe the question, Oh, & re
you readys' Immediately and be-
fore the word could be given, Mr..
May raised the pistol and took a
hasty aim and pulled the trigger
The weapon missed FIRE.
BENNETT FIRES.
On receiving an intimation that it
was his turn, Mr.. Bennett raised the
pistol aud cried scornfully: II could
kill you now il ! wished" and point
ing it into the air fred quickly.
MY huAiifAihp'
- ane1ssss- mn - 11al ea one an
49, !" 's' sa'''e''y overcome oy
s''a'''e ana 'a''' e''.pa'ion' % lhe "
mes. arnazanient zen oi all present, Fred
May turned and hurried away. unable
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ChtranO.

Ch'cnge. Ian ie
wHEAT-uns tiled and armer; "a. forcash;
\ 2sA n February, aps@ts,s, for Mtrrh.
CORN -Efsy; 4sfs Tor cash; 48r. hrfebruary
oAis ritm; as. f5r cashi aaa. for F-breaty
RYE-y2
BAt LEY-f!fmer Nj ela6llf
pork Firmer, ld 20 fof cash; 1890 for Feb
rnary,
LARp-rlrmcr; 10 s5l19sIa for Fecrua,,
II s2 for March
VIII KY-lUH.
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1Ninois
TIL. sgsaroRsrlr. i

THE FESAfpRsHlP.
Springfield His, Jan. Is -SeIenth
jeint halsot Logsn 90; Palmer 8si
Anderson Il; Davis O.; Haines /;
Parish r; Blank total 2o3.
Eighth baiio', Lagsn 90; Palmer
Sc; Andetson7; Davis i; Hams 1;
Parish 4 total 1893
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Oumotico, Jones' p ssitien was In
blsd snttl a1ex, week.

electoral committee, reported IN
writing the accompanying report.
With ~ bill, expressing grathcatlon
tina. al members 81 both committees
had s'gnsd the report With one ex-
cep,ion. The committee would de-
sire to take b,lIS9up by Saturday or
Monday at.sthe isrthesi,s believing
their rs<ua,nend !, I'm VAS noe j CON
lpfeniss bosas ps.4.sre ofSius,ice Id
aid q constitutional government,
which would command respect aud
which ENTHUSIASTICALLY nights,
The following is Tie bill accom-
panying the repor. presented ~ Ed
munds.
A bin TO provide for and regulate
the counting Of the votes for president
and vice presidsnt, and the decision
Of questions arising thereon for the
term commepcing March 4,h A. d.
1877,
BE Il enacted DC, That the senate
and house Of representatives shall
meet in the hall of the house of rep
resentatives At the hour d. 10 Clock
:. M, % the tirst Thursday in5Febuary
A. D. 1877, and the president Of the
senate shall be the presiding officer.
Two ,eliers shall he appointed on the
part ofthe senate and two on the
part OF the house Of representatives
to whom shall be handed az theysare
opened by the president Of the senate
\ aiicertific.tes and papers purpor,ing
ato be certificates Of the electoral vote
which SHAH bs opened, aud acted up
on in order Of the states, beginin.
with A. 2 M
The said tehers, having then rea,
the same, in presence and hearing O
Zshs two houses, Shall make lat O
the votes MS they shall appear iron
said certificates, and ,h. votes hayn,
been sscertained, the result of III
same shah be delivered TO The presi
dent ii the senate, who shall announe
the votes Of the names Of the person
elected, which announcement shall
Y deemed sufficient declaration Of III
persons elected president and vic
presiden, Of tie United States
= r upnn such req hing of any sue
" certificates or paper, When there sha
be Only ane reiu,h from state, II
president Of the sdnate shsll osll fl
objections, i any. Every eiajectio
shsll bc made IN x,i,,nge AID ia,
eleatly and wi,hon, arpument, Il
ground thereof, aud shall be s,gns
! by at less, one senator AMI one men
Der Of The house Of represeai.iiv,
before the ssme Shall bc receive
When oil objections 90 made 10 AZ
! ~
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Counting the Electoral Vote.
A Bill Reported BY the Joint
Committee Providing
How the Delicate
Duty Shall be
Performed.
CONGRESS
SENATE,

Washington Jan. ls--Jones OF
Florida presenied > pelitios Of demo
cratic presideniiaI elsctors claiming
to have been legally citctsi, and,
.rking That The vote cas-, By them be
counted.
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5fF. Way betrayed NERVOUSNESS
strangely at variance with his repu-
tatforl ~ ero and accurate marks
man.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRATS SUNDAY, OCTOBER d. 1877:

night their aunt with them on board the
City of Melbourne.
), The next morning Cecil was pronounced
"out OF danger"
Happy Is the wooing that's not long
DOING says the proverb.
And the old adage proved most applicable
to the cOurtship Of Ernest Ross and Cecil
Vane. With all her butterfly attributes, Cecil
was true woman at heart. She learned to
look up to and rely on the strong, tender, low
ing nature She no longer thought Mr.. Ross
And 50 O day came when the pretty coquet-
fish little head was Nesting conGdingly be-
meath a long, soft, silky brown beard and
CeciIs eyes were cast down, and there was
the least possible CULVER Of her saucy lips, as
she said, tearfully:
'Then you overheard my stupid, vainglo-
rious boastto Louise, Ernest ?'
Yes, darling; and though / had admired
you before, l determined from that hour to
ceeded only too well -
ut was very coneeited of me to think that I
could do so, l know, said Major Ross; "but
the temptation was SO great"
And as he spoke, he raised the little head
that lay on his breast, until the sparkling
black eyes, now softened by love, looked
trustfully into his own.
"Ah" again said Cecil, IT was equally vein.
1t was r, half ;, dozen OF one and six OF the
well, dear one, let us admit that 1t was a
drawn battle"
Agreed
A tender embrace sealed the compact, and
Cecil, through all her happy days of wife,
hood and motherhood, never for one day re-
GREETED the result Of her wager.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash IL Hodgson.

NEAT DOUBLE FRAME COTTAGE, NO. 44T
MELPOMENE STREET.
Between Magnolia and Clara streets.
COMFORTABLE HOMES AND GOOD INVEST
MENT
ON LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.
pY NASH d HODGSON-W. /. Hodgson,
ID Auctioneer-Offi No. Is Carondeletstreet---
On SATURDAY, October 81. 1877. at 10 o'clock
M. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, will be
THAT NEAT DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME
COTTAGE RESIDENCE. slate roof No. AT
MeIpomene street. between Magnolia and Clara
streets, square bounded by Tha la street) con-
tanning together eight rooms, cistern. etc. all in
very good order and repair. and yielding 90
month each side, or $l92 per annum, and rented
to prompt paying tenants.
The lot No. 8 Is well filled, good banquettep
and the lot measures 81 by 100 feet, all more or
less, American measure. as per plan at place OF
sale.
Terms-One-thi cash balance ut one and
two years, with eight per cent interest and all
usual clsuses, or more cash and shorter time;
or all cash, at purchasers option 5000 to be paid
cash on the spot to biud the sale; taxes paid.
title guaranteed first G ass.
Act OF sale before 0. Morel, notary. at the ex--
pense of purchaser, including taxes due ana
exigible In 1878. Oc14 20td
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"RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM"

Editor Democrat-I see in the DEMocnAT q
letter from Mr.. Thomas H. Lewis, Of Opelousas
whom know to be thoughtful, patriotic gen
tleman. of fine ability. In which Is the following
paragraph: THE excessive expenditures OF
1877 lover those of 1851 are due to salaries and
Offices hxed by the, present constitution. from
which there can be no relief except by q
sweeping change Of that instrument"
beg leave humbly to submit, that Mr.. Lewis
may pc In danger OF being somewhere In the
He is evidently not aware Of the process Of
the %" o. sancoa of tbe
Radical Legislature. and QMasi. If not afirma-
tive, approval Of the Democratic one. He does
the supreme Judges should each have s25oo a
year more than the constitution specifically or
dained for them, and the latter enacted their
SO much for Legislative precedent. How the
executive part of the government stands on the
subject know not; but | infer Its department
got OIL " beyond reach with $4,000 of the States
money, viz. $4,000 apiece. for five Judges during
1871 te 1875 inclusys The ,cqnsttution pro-
for each Associate Justice but statute SO OF 1871
provided for $4,000 for the Chief Justice and
$4,000 for each Associate Justice. and the extra
judicial duty thus imposed was faithfully per-
Why. then. have o convention. Mr.. L2 Had
you not better join T. II PREPARING BIZ f4T the
salaries by statute2 | am sure this would be
constitutional. because l have consulted coun
sci who opine that inasmuch as the people Ak
ed the salaries In their constitution, 1ithout
prohibiting the change Of them. therefore the
Legislature has unlimited discretion to increase
or diminish them.
There being then, no question about the con-
stitutionality of, such legisla ion, such bill
would pass unanimously. the Legislators being
to q man retrenchers and reformers. as they
all, In view of serving the State, have repeated
ly declared to the people.
What more then, do we want than statute
fixing the following salaries, viz: For Gov
ernor, $1,000; for Chief Justice. 5000: for each
Associate Justice $4,000: for Auditor, $4,000: for
Treasurer. $4,000; for Secretary of State. $4,000
for Attorney General tthe Office I expect),
SIS 600; and for legislators, perQuisites ~ Let
us retrench. Respectfully. o. Q.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the I'm
dersigned till MONDAY, October %. 1877. at IL
o'clock M, for the filing Of square No. 500, and
the streets leading thereto. according to plans
and specifications on file In the Office of the City
Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Administrator of
Finance, as evidence of their intention to abide
by the adjudication. the amount Of 500, in cash
which shall be forfeited to the city in case OF
failure to sign the contract
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication is made.
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for fill
ing square No. BOG and streets leading thereto. -
JAMES d. EDWARDS,
Administrator Waterworks and Public Build
ings. oc10
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned till MONDAY, October %. 1877, at 10
o'clock M. for REPAIRING BOYS HOUSE OF
REFUGE, Metairie Ridge. according to plans
and specifications on file In the Office Of the City
Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Administrator of
Finance as evidence of their intention to abide
by the adjudication. the amount of 500. in cash,
which shall be forfeited TO the city in case of
failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contract is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day the adjudication is made.
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for re-
pairing Boys House of Refuge"
JAMES D. EDWARDS,
Administrator of Waterworks and Public Build
inRs. oc1O
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be recsived by the un-
dersigned till THURSDAY. October as. 1877. at
IL o'clock M, for the building of a SMALLPOX
HOSPITAL, according to plans and speciflea-
tons on file in the office of the City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Parties making proposals for the work are re-
auired to deposit with the Administrator of
Finance, as evidence of their intention to abide
by the adjudication. the amount of 5000, in cash,
which shall be forfeited to the city in case of
failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contract is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication is made.
Proposals to be Endorsed. Proposals for
building small box hospital
JAMES d. EDWARDS.
Administrator of Waterworks and Public Build
1ngS, Oc1O
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CITY Hall. Octoher 90 1877

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS ,
City Hall. October 20, 1877 !
The average price of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents; In accordance
with said valuation the price of bread for the
week commencing Oh MONDAY, October %, 1877,
will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only the
best flour of the above value per barrel, and the
use of damaged or inferior -four In bread offered
for sale in this city Is prohibited. Consum ers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station any violation of the above ordi-
nance; either In variation of weight or quality OF
material.
se16 ED. PTLSBURY, Mayor.
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poIn. Tor dress occasions, and torohon for gene

rAl uees
ETCKTERA.
Itis not considered s.good style" for lady TO
allow her dress to sweep the sidewalk: and when
not provided with distinct walking costume,
the easiest; method of lifting the dress is thst
afforded by attaching ribbon loop on the lower
part OF the skirt and slipping 1t over he hand.
There IL m attempt making to push satin for
ward into prominent place in dress fabrics this
year, and olive green, with ruby, is considered
one Of the most stylish combinations, the ruby
being the depending shade and used only to
brighten the green.
Infants caps, called ekull caps, are again the
fashion for the child to wear la the house, and,
indeed, all the time. They are Of muslin, finely
tucked by hand, feather stitched, and trimmed
with lace ruche.
The demand for scarf-pins has interfered with
the sale OF medallions; bat ladies' who have the
latter wear them freely, notwithstanding the
scarfpin Ii just now in greater favor.
Undressed gid gloves, or giants de Suede, re-
main very popular, and are shown in al fashion
able lengths and colors.
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Messrs. w. G.. Coyle Co. have removed their
Office to IS Carondeet street. corner of Gravier.
They always have on hand large quantities of
the best coal at the lowest market rates. All
orders left at their office will be promptly filled
and sent to any part of the city. Special atten-
ton Is also given to orders from steamships.
See their card
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CONSTABLE SALES.

z. J. Bermudez. Agent, etc., vs.. Widow j.
B. Galaud
E,OURTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
parish Of Orleans. No. 5oss-By virtue of a
writ OF ferf facias, to me directed by the Hon
=. B. Hernand,z. Fourth Justice of the Peace
for the parish Of Orleans, I will proceed to
sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, November
No. Frenchme street. in the Third District Of
this city. the following described property. to
ONE. LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
as per inventory ON ilein my office.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit ~ -
Terms-Cash on the spot
oc22 70 no2 WIN. Fl. HAYS. Constable,
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We have already called attention to the grand
military ball to be given by Battery B, First
day evening" November IA. Since then we have
heard 50 many rumors in connection with the
same that we are satisfied it will be one of the
most attractive and pleasant affairs of the
season. Our readers undoubtedly will await
with anxiety further particulars, which will be
made known as soon as all arrangements are
cOmpleta
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FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-In the month OF August
80 car loads OF scales were sent out from the
Scale Works. and 90 car loads OF materials for
manufacturing scales were received at the
works in the same month.-fSt Johnsbury tVt.)
CaladOnian. Sent. Dist
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BY r. M. IL b. j. Montgomery.

IN THE MATTER OF THE MINORS Nc.
KAY.
ONE CHEST AND TOOLS. ONE GOLD
WATCH, ONE RIFLE, ONE PARLOR
SUIT. OIL PAINTINGS. SIDEBOARD
BEDROOM FURNITURE, ONE UPRIGHT
PIANO.