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sh per cs lea 4 icUsi Jan uary I depositor. Opca linear aad b-xarday lilhti tu odocx i JDHS W.iAT.TreaaTiret. The Lurarmmsi Jrenr1esof Kartje Hot ins ni Kaitlo. Horkius te Rm7ix4 iron aeooad'floor, etatlael Buitfln wiEmxcTos i i I i We have juitrectivedifuflCneof Snrinn Dress Prices rsrsing from twenty to thirty centi per ytrd. Decidedly tht best berstins ever cfTered in fodlantpolie.

H. II. SPADES CO. Call Early and Get Chouse. THE -EVENING NET78.

HOJfDAY. A PEEL 7, 173. 'i SOU G1X2 HIIOS KE9TIOX. The CI vii Clrcut Court WiUjourned until The IndJanartoli Presbytery meets Dan Mississippi street, sKmtho Washington Etarn 'oretnbcr 222,218 bogs have been i iifeikirca in van cuy. The tatbtner time table on the fl.

4 W. road got klo eCect 47v The Council "Chord Tnioa theet In regular session tbU evening. Several memben of lb colored thurch vert baptized yesterday io Fall Creek. la Estimated thai no leas than fifty bldi it til be made for work on the expoaiU)a. j- the CeUil 'Liquor Dealera 6taU Conren tion wil) con vene at Mozart Hall on th.lStb." The $lale Temperance Central Committee hate adjourned their meeting until llajor Tartoer will confidence this week to lay blocks, for the north Meridian etreei paye- tn.rt" V7 VT nlex.

)4 "Fill your Casks tor 8apday.M wu a pronv inent motto in the saloonsa.on JSatUrday A ball will be civen on the CSllx, at Washington Hall, by the Emerald 'Association. The employes on all the roads in th city save the Belleifonteine enjoyed a dayja rtst yesterday. t- A dramatic entertainment will bejgivtn to-night at the Surgical Institute, to be followed by a ball. I The grand lodge of Indiana' of the Ancient Order of Druids, meet In contention in this city on the 27th inst. I r'v The ladies of the Meridian Street Church will give a social at teir church parlors Wednesday evening.

The members of the Olivet OPresbyterian and Ames Jlethbdlst churches will gire a joint concert at an early day During. the heavy Ihunder storm of yjester- day morning a dwelling house on On street was struck by lightnlrfgr' The Board of -Trade Is credited with ental haf wg-inflaeuced the bringingT)! 3,000,00) cap-it alto thlstityvwi thin ttepast two' renjrjv; It nimored that Louis Lang will jretlre from the liquor business and take possession of. the Eharman House on the first of Kay Mrs. Dr, Cameron was knocked, tfo rii on Washington street Saturday- iternootl by a runaway vehicle and cooUj The alarm of fire tJalurdsy jiight arose from the explosion of a lamp In JMrs. Mai-tin's confecUofery, $0Tih mbi0lt Jtreet No damage-done.

Satid'ayevthing a ten old son of JaCaeseUis, raidingon Fort Wayne avenue HU Into the cistern and very-narrowly otrbjdroiroeUc i Officer Armel wsi 41arrupedH I by a woman at the depot yesUrday because he sukd her what train she was' going to take, which she considered an insult. The contract fox wooden block paving Tennesree street, from Indiana venue to First, has been S. JL-Smith, oi Chicago, at 64 per square yard, aid Bt cents perjot.for curbing. The style, to be csed is usually aated as the BSatl-CXXTUMAL cr IXBIt ITIOJr. Tsnutdi er ast4aV Sebe! Cbtldrea The limited tfumna of The News effectually fits juitice belnr doae ia penning the grand and successful semi-centennial celebration by the Sunday schools and teachers yesterdsy In honor of the half century establishment of privileges for old and young in this city.

The Committee of Arrangements underestimated their contract by several thousands, for not. oijily was the Academy of Music crowded and jammed trom parquette to colored and the erchptra ttsti sid overrun, but the Third CLircS, also, opened the' ninth hour, was the svue condition, and the lecture room below, while hundreds gave upli disgust, and returned -home very much die-appointed. The marching in procWon by the chKiren, acccredby their teachers, tel. cccc atraticj' north, -south a-1 weft, at te corper of, Ohio and II- St 1T a me! had crows to cl work so' this city, which a Tig or -J uro T.tii xujkujr branches from the little tbfrt planted fifty I 1 ytars -j' In the Academy at half past two the im mense audience was called to order by Judge Martmdi.e. and After A prelude the 'or cnestra under lead of Proj; Vogt, and an an- tnem by the choir directed by Ora Pearson, prayer was oITered by Eev.

J. P. E. Kumler, and Mr. James Greene-introduced with a historical sketch of the origin and progress-! of lad'acapolis 8unday Dr.

Isaac Coe, in rebruary, 1822, oreanued a Kble class for adults, and on the 6th of April 1823, the first start was made io the Sunday School work in Esq Scudder cabinet shop, then standing near the southwest 'corner of the present State House square, with James M. Hay Superintendent and thirty scholars, which number increased during the year to ninety-eight, with an average attendance of seventy, During this year Henry uraoiey, Ebeneser Sbarpe, Caleb 8cudder and others organiod schools in the" scattered setlementa of Morgan, Hendricks and Marion counties. and the work continued to flourish cotwith-stsnding many and serious drawbacks, not the least of which was nothing more nor less than prejudice. Of the; original class Isaac K. Phipps, Daniel aud Mrs.

Sickles, and of the teachers," Miss Han sen and James MEay still survive, Of the progress of the cause nothwg. WUQU UDLU jtrfHt Vtw, la of another scbooL under denominational supervision, and the natural withdrawal of those whose proper home was in it, the original one took the name of the Presby- tenan Sabbath BchcoL and so Is toe origin of the present one In connection with the First Presbyterian Church; The streneth of the Presbyterian body, in the Sabbath bchool Aspectj now -consists of thirteen schools, 255 teachers, and 2,013 scholars, which Includes the school off-the United Presbyterian body and two missions. The first Methodist school nntil recentlv known as that of Wesley Chapelwas organized in- AnriL 1S23. In its second year it 'numbered 1W scholars, with an average attendance of 2. The Methodist bodv have now 11 schools, ,267 teachers, and 2.764 scholars.

This embraces the African Methodist Episcopal i Church school or 22 teachers and 155 scholars, une first Baptist school, now in connection with the First Baptist Church, was organized in November '1833. In its second year it em braced 100 scholars, with an average attend ance of CO. The Bbptist denomination now have 5 schools, .115 teachers, and The first schools now that of Christ Church, was formed In the fall of 1837. The Episcopal body now baa 5 schools. 82 teachers and 710 scholars.

English Lutheran school was formed! in July, 1839, and now numbers 15 teachers and 120 scholars. The Christian school was formed in 1843, at organization of the Chapel congregation. That body now hu 5 schools; 65 teachers and 721 scholars, which embraces one mission school. The Congregationellsts sustain '2 schools, 8B teach ers and 262 scholars. The society oi, xxienas, organized In 1855, have 1 school, 8 teachers n1 R' whnlars.

The. 'Universaliat'Societv. organized in December; 187 1, has 1 school, teachers and 3-1 scholars. Iti versa de Mission, located in the southwestern part of the city, numbered 12 teachers and 115 scholars. This is an independent school, on tha union The Y.

M. A. sustain a Sabbath school at their rooms, composed of boot blacks, newsboys and other similar'materiaL gathered from the. hedges and highways, rhls school embraces 11. teachers and 1)5 scholars, and is said, to be scarcely surpassed in the good behavjo; ana attenuveness oi the scholars.

The German population are somewhat nu merously divided as to denominational lines, but are fully united in their- estimate pf the importance of the Sabbath School work. Of the German Reformed Church there are two schools, twenty-two teachers and schol OI the irst iSvangellcal ABsociation there are two schools, thirty teachers and 225 scholars. Of the German Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church there is one school, twenty teachers and 1 GO scholars. Of the Evangelical Lutheran (known as ion's) Church there is one school, 24 teachers and 250 schetars. The German-.

Lutherans' embracing large and growing congregation, do not adopt the American plan of Sabbath Schools. They sustain four parochial schaols, In which their children are taught religious truth In connection with the secular and all assemble In the church on Sabbath afternoon, for ar catecbetifcal conducted by the Thi catechism class averages three hundred and fifty. The Roman Uathoue oooy pursue a similar course, and gather in their three schools on Sabbath' 900 'scholars. The Hebrew- ooneregation sustain a Sabbath School of seventy-five scholars, not divided Into, classes, but taught dy the teacher ot their week day school; in OldTestame'' dol trine and church history. TVi(r dialogue, and the ULT.

there assemble iu- thU h'JS rthe. study of Ood's wordV flftv-one conducted by 948 teschers and em -clag 8,583 yl Following this most interesting historical two recitals pf early reminiscences one written by Hon. James Rsy, now in Washington City, "and the other by J. H. B.

Nowland, the historian of Indiana The letter from the last named enclosed a ticket given htm the first summer of the school, oh which was printed "Approbation;" ani'thls was 'the, only incentive the pupils had in those 'days, for industry and punctuality1 During the remarks by Dr. Bayliss hlch followed 'i these' reminiscences, Mrs. Faiton. Mrs. Martin, Mrs.

Lang and Mrs. Wilson, four aged ladies, members of the first schoot were introduced to theUudience. General John Coburn followed the and remarks were also msde by Elder W. F. Black and Eev.

IL'R. Nay lor, with benediction by Ey. a H. rUymond. The -meeting at the Third TPr4byterian Church, over across the way, was presided over by Dr.

Parvin, Saperiutendent of Third School; and there were- present npon the platform at' the commencement of the services Eev. DrNaylorEeV. B. Brandt. Rev.

Mr. Webb, a B. Robinson anlD. B. McAbee, and the audience having the first chance at Dr.

Xaylor; (for he was afterwards captured and taken over to the Academy were entertained by an elegant address, in whjich he discussed, 1st, Relation of Sunday schools to the homes of Indianapolis; 2d, Their inSuence upon such homes, and 3d, Their relation to the church. Mr. E. L. Williams followed with one of his characteristic speeches to the littleones.

Mr, Greene bein discovered, upon the outskirts lookinir for Dr. Nay lor, was made to read his historical sketch, and short speeches from Dr. rarvin and Rev. Mr. Mitchell "wound up a most interesting meeting.

These services were interspersed with choice singing, led by A. M. Benhami who hastily improvised a choir from material picked out of the audience. Short exercises were also hell ia the leel ttire room while the above wtre proceeding, ar-d at night the First Church was crowded in a meeting which may be considered continuation of the above. Judge; Msrtindale also presided at the last named and addressej were made by General Harrison, Rev.

Charles Axtell, formerly of this city, Eev. J. e. Kumler and Rev. 3 G.

lUjl and ta interest? off letter was read from Mrs. Emma G. Gur- Ier.of Washinirton, the wite of one of the earliest clergymen of Indianapolis. As a whole or in part the semi-centennial Mlakrstinn wu ft mamificeht ncrr Tai log this an index, it, will rcui a dczen Academies of. Music; and Third Churches to accommodate the centennial gathering.

Cttae-th ApriUU.B. Dangerous prisoners areTiaJfeea' from th station bouse to the jail for safe keeping, and if an iron poker is Ut Ijing tjround, they. es cape ifom mil last place ery readily. Hadn't the Common Couucu better with draw that $500 appropriation to beer and win and stuff parcel of uniry editors end devote it to fittinz una ciil in the sta tion bouse1 sufficiently strong so diiold some body. As it is now, if the police make a noted arrest there's-no certainty he'll be held Ttie Ilelrk Dr.iHoward cards the rmbllaby pai4 no- tines to the effect that those cancer pictures id his window "are neither scandalous nor immoral," and are exhibited as a matter of The average Will not be as tonished at.

this opinion of the Doctor, for they will unite in the general verdict that a physician who'will; willingly' exhibit such outrages upon nature and decency is not com Detent iadra of what is scandalous or debasing, although he Should admit they "are not pleasant to the eye." The Common Council has undertaken the taik of removing the evil, and the meeting this evening will give an opportunity to cuuipiotc iucx wun weaCJMr aauiasimi I 4sieAisaavicsvirm9saTBs aaat. ivntutAxous, April 7. M. fair. Caicaco.

lit. 49. 8. W. fair.

Cincinnati. 0 tft. N. light rains. 43.

X. threatening. 63. Wi. Vf fc5, cloudy.

V0, a EJ. cloudy. 40, 8., lightyrlas. 70. '-i i Davenport.

Iowa maianapous, in K.eOKDJC, 10W. Loaimue. Kr. Ifemphia, Tenn. Milwankee.

Sashvllle, New Otleana, Omaha, Keb PlttMbureh, Pa.MM. lair. clDudv. fair. Bhreveport, St.

lx)ul. 70. 8. KL 47. K.

tight raina Medicair Chemical- aild'Dentat United 8 tales harmaoopeie, Sth TeVlalon, fl 76 Hoffman's Chemfcat Analysis, fi Gonley on Diwasfs of Urinary Organs, 3 75. lomoa'a Dental Surgerr, i Clf mer on Cerebro fcpinal afeningitlB, tl. va i nuiuii uiuian 26 ast Wafthlnvton street. INDIANAPOLIS DaraaT. 1 Abjuvb Clstb Col, Cut.

Ih 'pia 9:55 a I Epr0i. 7:45 a XD Eaoroa. pml Kmrewi. 7 :55 Expreul tJQpm rrrrsBXJSGH, Cimtaif sin St. Louis.

Twt 4 :15 a I Pottthcrn Ex 2 25 a Mail xproaw 9:45 a I ExoroniJU :35 a 6:45 Feat Tsaaa Hactb, YaMbaui Ji Sr. Louis. Padfid Kx 8:00 a I Eut'n T. LInc.8:15 a Rt. jU Day 9 :08 a a 8U UKight 80ip AUantlc (Mpm Day J.

7:45 ui I ligh toltlir Ex.1 a M. A 8t I Ac. 1:30 Night It 9io Night Day Ex.j. 8t L.r. L.

A0m.Ex 8:00 am a I Chi. EU.Nn 1:05 pm CM. F. 4:20 1 8L AO. Kx.

7:20 8CL.dk Q. Kx 7:00 pm Chi. Fast 4 6S5 a I Chi. Fast LtnalUO a Chi. Mail A Ex 1:20 9:40 a Chi.

Fast LlneUlUO Chi. vy iHMAHarous, BtooKiReTon A Wattlasr. Pacific Mall Ex.J :80 a ml Night a Day 1:83 do I Crawf di'llo a Crawf ds'lle Ae 4 :50 i Exprcw-ii- i a Night Ex.MMV 8 03 I Pacific Mall Ex 6:45 CracniKATi, Hamiltosi iKDiAKirous. Malt. 1:00 a I 'hrs nm .,4 8 45 Vlnpennes Ac 6 30 am I Spencer a Mall and Ex I Vtmnnm Ar no Spencer Ac 85 Mall EJ.

1:10 a Ptao A CtaCASoi MalLT. A Ch a-M Trt i v-aV xrhi rMDim To). AChLKx. 1 :40 1 I ChL A DcL lx wet cw. Ex.

Toledo arm i idLiul A.Uhl Kx- 6:20 f' JaTmsoirvrtta A Madibok.1' 1 iru. a I Lou. 8:10 a Lon.AMalM'L 8:00 a CoL AoJ. U.ll-.IO a Oolombus ACm 820 pm lxu. 1:30 Loo.

Exm. 6va0 i Lou. A ddEr. 7:40 pm M. ID.

IE! jlt.t.:i OrriCS Jfo. 5 Block, Practiced in Madison since 1S57.P Eeieresoes to Matlon people generally, and to Gov. Bkerr W. W. Woollen.

Hendricks, fiord A Hebdrlcka, Dr. a T. GUlett, R. J. Bright Murphy, Johnson A John A.

Child, W. N. Jackson, Maxwell. Try A Thurston. James Greene, Eev.

L. G. Hay, A f-p- And ether nrst-class at reduced prices. Also a lew good new Pianos to rent; I NZWMCSIC STOKE, 48 N. PXXX3YLVANIA 8T.

1 M. A. 8TOWELL. Children's Carnage artdt Peram- bu'ators .1 Our new.s'ock hu arrived. Thesnost splendid assortment that ever came to this or any other market, from tha humble Willow Cab to the Co eat Perambulator with gold trimmings; will be found during tha whole season at I CHARLES MAYER 08.

Wt WashlBtrteai atsvei. A OA DEKTor tlClIC, LXAXS A DlCXSOK iWoaiag, Apr ji 7, 1878. Every Erenkg ani Saturday Ilatince. 4 CAROLINE RICHINSS BERNARD. PIERRE IiEllAItD; IaBajPa Operatic Eramalof the nridHiirjTiiiisc.

AjbisteJ by a powerful thorus under the superris- ivv 1(33 w-Jew scenery, arpotntments. open at 7:30. Over at 8 p. 7 etc. Doors POUTICAI.

WARD Er.TlXG. A-meeiirg of the Demoeraa and all" othar Warloppoi to the By oraor of fiiu ry rciijdsiqx. w. rrcI- 70, B. K.I 32.

N. W. 64. a el 5 -a 1VETV e- oca etc, Ovcg First-cJass imlcrunlty lit a loxr rates salcly ns, prcspo if. O.

iiisurance, HAgency 9 We represent seven first class Compaaies, secoad to 1102a la ths as3 art trepared te policies on desirable risln at liYizg rates, All wrsons desiriSff Issiiraiica wiUproaote their interests by iaTestigatirs the standing of oar Companies, we in case of lots there is no possibility rtanT and the Assured. i lease gire nsacall. flftisinViiHitiiSk'iVviii' We bare opened in the hand somcst rooms ia the city. We hare the largest list or flrdt-class m-Testments in this market. We offer a number of -firat'dass Infest- ments in lots at wholeaale price In Oak Hill, Breokside, Car Works, etc; -We ha? the only complete Map Of the Northeast.

For the beneflt of those rho are engaged during the day our ofllce will he open IIIHO o'clock r. Jir iXtlt 1M Indianapolis Lard oil Wortt Manalactarer Pnre lird Oils, Dealer in Laro wreasoana lauow. 7 ataid 9 West Fanrl Str TOE PHILADELPHIA DTE HOUSE Is prepared to do1 all kinds of -work ladles and centlemen on the shortest notice. 'i Au wortaone ina weramanuxa i C) 1 JOHNl PROSSER, Proprietor Ko. M.

Corner Market and ILlnols Streets. W. HATH EES. i 4 1 Fl 1 fl ts an wtftr a ear LAVI VLV AXUb JB JkS LEATHER EBLEMAN, lA.ttorueys at Law. 28 Parker's Block, and 171 East Washington street, up stairs.

Indianapolis. BSC B3UA8 fcrwtttatw. tootk wlUi taofbinf Ou. esC tlAl a4 pi.a JtlMUAMft-tpiwrw tmr i Ttta aa Sbb i JTr So, 70 Kffrth ZIliBoiS St. MttMuud tec Buy Christie Piano cdU? And get food one.

1YXTJ XL Ace is the place to get them Call and examine the sew stock just received A 1 kinds of Sluslca1 Goods in large qaaatlties are now offered. W. A. BRAI4H A A. SOS, i 44 aad4 iE.wrM Satabllslied 1863, -s Ladles ftraw Fare Bonnets and Cents' and Panama Bats All thefyrinjr Styles for-.

1873 on hand. Satisfaction guaranteed. II. MALPA3, is and, 20 Miller's Block, Illinois street, up stairs. TO C0NTEACT0E3 AND BUHDEBS, Sealed nroixxaTs will be received by the Board of Msnara of tha Indiana Beformatorv Institute for fiirls and Women, for we work neccssarr fr the completion of said institution, including excava- UOIi TDOvW KOBS WW, uiiu Wi uuu mill 3 cial stone, ting.

carpenter work, plastering. gsl-aiuzcd iron work. and glax I'rorosaisto neuejireT-Ra io i hisofiice, Ko. 4-J BouJb PCnncylTanla street on or before the nh day of April. 1W1 at which date ihpra wi tl be a mening of the Board, and tbe fcids will then be opened.

r'ans and speciacaUoasmajr basoen at tneofnee of and 16 Kartia- The Bosxu reserves ma nanj tvjett mn pir-j- Br order or me tvwiru in CJ JOHN COMJiOXS, Stirrtlary. Iadlanapolis. March SS, laTi' jSDiA5AJra.i iftJit'KiaiB c. Ear.W of i Disccunt- and Deposit. in nL deal tn Comnrt''tJ Pa, wff.aad naae Coiictiont tn all para tie Tr lted OT'ICa IK COMPAIvT't BUILDI53, Oor.

Virginia awaal sad Peuci7apl grruiAJnATaiviB. I YORK. nARTCTDAZE Agents. EEOWN, X. BABNAE0 jtiarantee correa rop oi poucy, so mat for, a rnisnnderstandirj between the Cca- mioe: Real Estato 'Anenls, Vl6 East Faslingtoa' TACAST LOW.

8 or I vacant lots oa College avenue. 4 or 6 vacant toU on Broadway street 10 vacant lots on Meridian street (first clasal 3 or vacant lota oa Kovth Delawaw streU 1 vacant lot, 70 feet, on Korth peiaware atreet, A "TvwSSSSt'w i feet, S. cheaps vacant loU la Allen Boot's 8ome bargains. ''i. vacant lots on Western avenue.

vacant Tot on Borne avenue, son th front 6 vacant lots Pennsylvania atreet. 2 vacant lots on Alabama (down town cheap. The McOuat subdivision on Park avenue; large lota on lohg time only one-Lsth cash payment lte'feet on corner of Tinker street and Park No. property and will yield a good profit to purchaser in short time- Lots in the Talbott addition, east and west fronts. lxt In A.

I Wright's addition cheap. a Fletcher. ortheast Addition. This subdivision is now one of the best in the market, and may be considered inside property, and Is sold on long time, and ao incumbrances on the ground. siiua.

wua Agents. -I i PRICES TO There are only about fifty of our First Woodlairn Ad dition lots left, and they ore the best ontl cheapest loU in mariiet. Xiiey are ir TIlL. CITY, and iire ever j'waj de sirable. If any are left on tbe 1st of 3Xay ihey Ttfll be nd-vanced lrom COO to 700.

Fair notice to all concerned. JOHN B. SPAWN C0v, 50 Bit VVj jhlflgton Ctreet. JT --JBT WI LSON, hsw 111 HjuMMsenaMti avenve. Dealer in Rel Ettata.

The following 'property, taken lrom. a large list, Is on sale at a good profit to the purchasers Bouse of six rooms, cellar snd other convent en es on Vina street, well flrfshe 1 and in good repair for 12,6 0:1 AW cash. House near Tinker street and university. 7 rooms. cellar and forest trees, $1,000 cash.

A one-acre lot in urootnae mat wut maae eigni good iota. Very cheap Call soon. An entire stock of clothing and rents' forhUhing goods also a complete set oi store fixtures to sell or trade, as tbe proprietor is going to quit business New saw mill and planing mill in a good poplar, oak and walnut country; $6 000. rive lots on ast omo street at laoo eacn. Two farms to trade for city property: worth 000, and pay cash difference.

A $15,000 residence in CentrevfUe Indiana, county seat oi Wayne county, to trade for Kansas lmd. House and lota of 2 to 10 rooms on North 'ew Jersey, North Delaware. North Jtxuttoippi, Eaat St. Liatr, iieuexontaine ana vine streets, neicner avenue, eta, from $1,000 to Also 404 lota. 0 S.

8STPUL rLXASAjrt B0H9 Tat Salr. Houses; loui and other dtv property. Ztetdrabie fara. No. IS North wenaian street.

Sentinel Building, Indianapolis. Honey to loaa. reign orans lor sue. FORGALE. Eleven choice lots In Woodruffs South Addition hi the Hendricks homestead.

i New two-storv frame home of 7 rooms, oa Huron street; a good Choice vacant lots on the farm addition. either singly or at wholesale. A good Sevan room cottage, on Alabama street. Parties desWnz residence or In vestments are In vited to examine what "we have to oler before our chsAlng, i RARNAED, J0HKS0H CV 73 and 77 East Market street, (2nd floor.) Uppcott.Sxibdiyicion, At the corner of Etato Avo-nuo "'and fflcliisah avenue i-r. We have the exclusive sgem-y of this uMltaoo, and ofter a few choice lots at rricee which will m-sura a handsome profit to.tbe buyer lu a very short time.

I Also housos and loU in all arts of the tity. 74 West Wsfihisgton street, toe Hive Comer, Tp Stairs. "Tie Eet is 5oseTe 6ocJ." Toi't and Fancv Artvw r. tlT Vlnes, Perfumer! The hired Lraji Uu.t rcoaey Booth west corner Pruu. n4 Mar get erpoiite C-ce.

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we I Ji ar 1 C3 i rfv -li' 'i tir-. 1 sit i I i iw 1 i'1 it -t (' 1- -ji i i 1 4 No. 33 Union Bqnaro, Brcsdaji i-p- Mil. tt Ttvrvrv nerrnrvna iri tha nvurri of the only patents granted to any person of jh vaxee or Decker forimprovementslttPlAWOfORTE. iu Genuine DICKKBROTHZfiS' PIANOS (na lAHnwHnv Hnaa tin lhas tmtl Tlat.

in lhe la tWV rviiu niua mmv hv ner of the Instrument: Decker Bres, rateali Jsne aMtnut tmTwuiltlnni' ntinr.liaflAra should se that this line is cast In the plate ss described, 1 -i j- j-fr The reputaUoe arqufred fori-their manuracturs iruiR))li Uui rnnlt of Tears of ueremiW log effort to develop the power and eoM' responaintfiy 10 lmproro mi num mo tne piano tone, i nia naeiai bm mn to so extent deemed at the outsetalmoet unattaio; manuiaetme oriclnated and patented dv them la nowoontsusireiy eaiaDiisoea uj mm iuuuuuu. testimony of the most eminent musical authorities and aclentlSc experts, who unite in tk ntrvEK RROTHintft' InsLrrrmanta tha most1''? perfect their class yv produced. r- Decker Brothers have recently larreir increased ths csradiy of their factory (on Thirty fourth and Thlrty-fltth streets, between Eighth and Ninth eve-nuea.) and by the addition oi the newest and most advantageous improvements in labor-saving machinery (including serersl designs Invented by this Knrit now nmhlpd to keen tace with the rapid- nowina- demand lor intru meals of their, asake. SB i tt St. i nni mi sk Ulful rtissns are employed nons but the very finest materials are used by Decker Brothets at their eatablishmut, the unersmpled which their Piano Fortes possess for dii' rabitity and tboroughneM of workmanship, even in the most trifling details, will be lull maintain- LV i 1 1.

in TwVpf Wmth ftra' lnstrnmentiare of tne same hiph of excellence tone, action and flnisb, 1 Consequently the aueaion of relative excellence, ha Snot to be considered when selecting from their stock at salesrooms or oraenag iron. Catalogue by maiL Every Decker Brothers' Plinotorte is guaranteed for sevea years. The imlandor of tone for which the Decker fntrnnunta ara wotld-craowned la the samo In each of the threa varieties of Piano Forte rand. Upright, and Equaie. i i-' a.

a The Darker Brothers' Pianos are lee liable to get out of tune or to affected by climatie chsages or transportauon to distant countries man an eucr instruments maas. Tha nrefprenca snown bv tha aceredative mn'l- eal public during several rears pat for the Decker isrouiera' square rianca, wnicn somst ox wr most important patents arspplied, ts now extensively sbsred by their RW-HCA LX IMPBoVUJ BOUDOia or UPRIGHT PIANO TOZlli. which stem destined to become the, parlor favorites. DEpKER: BROTHERS' CO II ERT A I A II 0 TO RT ES wmet a votan and purity at tone greater than, anr Pianosl thewotld The sctxwi employed in thas Instruments Is cel Sbrated for Its elective firmness, prompt-netatMB0 touch, and unerring ccrtalatT, whereby tha performer is in.fared an absolutely ime mdohm to his requirements, thussecurtDsr' tnrtaotneons scenrary of tVTm-rn, and ober-wlse enbancina the electa e-nual to the terfect Interpretation of a eompoaiUoa. Cenco the In- stmmeuts areunifersaii preierre4 and sonjfll lor ry arubis lor pu uug use.

D2ckr Pto Forte- T7ar8- reens, Ho. 33 Square, p. n. 153 Fcrii trr Et, TferttraAjeat..