The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1871, Page 12

“THE SENSATION AT. ALBANY, ne Report of the Special Committee on the Weed-Irving Broil. The “Severest Punishment” to Have Been Meted Out to the Festive “Jim.” Beene of Confusion in the Assembly. Rpirited Debate Preliminary to the Introdue- tion of the Report. The Resolution of Censure Adopied Unanimously. How the Boss Will Work His Wires, The Wecessary Republicans to be Purciased. ALBANY, April 11, 1871. The exettement created last evening over the Yeaignation of Irving, the debate upon which @ppeared to foreshadow a determination on the part of one or two members of the committee to finally WIND UP THE INVESTIGATION ‘with a resolution of expulsion, was by no means un- abated when the House reassembled this morning. Everybody exp ted a lively discussion, and the crash of outsilers to get imto the galleries, and even upon the floor of the Hoi with or without @ pass, was immense in con- sequence, Long before the House had been called toorder the Doorkeepers had their hands full to Preserve order and prevent individual “mills” be- tween the scekers after place, pusilion and comfort, Indeed, when the prayer nad been concluded the crowd upon the floor of the House had become so great that several members, who had managed by dint of much elbowing to get outside the lobby doors, Were unabie to reach their seats, The confu- sion finally became so great that the Speaker had to Grder the fooFs Cléuied aud to revoke ull the punsed he had issued for the day. When ali this had been accomplished Mr. Fields rose to A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE, and sal The special committee appointed by this House to invesugate the occurreace Which took place here on the eveulng of the 7th wf April report tbat they have conciuded the taking of the tesumony in the case, and are not yet ready to make their final report. 1 ehould think that the writing out of the balance of the testimony, printing It in order to present it to the House, anu preparing our report, could not be accomplished much vefere to-morrow tworuing. The report fixelf could prepared this even! or perhaps by five o'clock, but iere must be soine ten or fifteen pages of testimony to be printed, some of which has yet to be written out, and tt the House desires ty have the testimony before passing upon this question 1 do not think it can do sy belure to- morrow morning. Mr. ALVouD --i desire to state for the information of the House that Lhave no question whatever but what the committee can be ready to report this evening. Upon the incoming ol tue report, if the House then desire to wait tor the testimony, they can then postpone the matter until to-morrow morn- ing. Tino SrRakER—The statements made by the res Fpective tme,u! 1 the comuilitee will be entered on the jo nal. ir, Ai.vo.tv rose to apeak, Mr. PLELDS rove to @ question of order, and said that under the order of tne House Jast evening, un- Jess the House reconsidered Its action, no busiucss ol any kind could be iransacted unul tle commillee should come in with It report. The Sr¥akew directed the Clerk to read the reso- lation of jast evening; he was not cicar as to its meaning. The Clerk read the resolution. The Sveakex—I will state that it is withla the Province of the House to reconsider this reeolution, and twat, without attempting to dictate to te House, the Chair thinks the duty of the House to its constituents requires Wat the resolution should be recoueicered, Mr. FieLps—I rise to a question of order, I ask for the eniorcement of the Bfty-seventh rule. Look at the state of the Assembly Chamber. After some delay the Hou-e was cleared of all not Members or oficers, and the Chair revoked all passes Previously issued. Mr. ALVoxp—I nse to a question of privilege. My question of privilege 1s, sur, that having veen placed upon this investigating commitice I have devote: my whole time and consideration to the matter before the committee, and have constantly urged Upon all occasions that the commitiee should ar- ive ata definiic conclusion as soon ay possibie, so that they might repert at the earlie:t possivie mo- [ve But, asamembder of this House, I desire to ee Present at its deliberations, and it is tmpossibie for me to ait in commiitee during the sessions of ‘the Honse, and at the same time perform iny daty to My constituents and to the peopie of the State. if tue House remains 1n session until two o'clock it ts very doubtiul whether between that and seven o'clock the committee will be avle to wake their re- port. And if the House should then sit from seven il ten it would devoive upon the comm their ordinary sieep, or else jet their meeting go over til to-morrow worving, aud possibly not be bie to report by the morning session. 1 uitnk that the House adjourns til thus evening we will be avle, without any conbt, to bring this report before the House by that ume. Mr. FIELDs—I desire 80 Bay (hat not only the gen- teman from Onondaga, bat every genticaina on the comutittee—no no mure than ady other member of it—expressed their desire in committee avd out of it to proceed with the iuvesiigadon im the most rapid Tounner that tt could be prosecuted with justice, aud arrive at a Conclusion a3 sv0n 4s possible. ‘Tne @ has been but one sentiment i the committee on tet pont, Jtunk ihe gentleman from Onondaga ‘Wii way aye to that Now, sur, it is my du of the com- mittee, to ‘siale to this ase as it stands, Yertorday aiternoon & large amount of testimony Was lakeb, suticient to keep one person copying for about filteen fours. A debaie ovening up iu ihe Honse last evening, which the stenographer was engaged ty reporting for the press up to « late hour, this morning at the time the committee met, at nne o'clock, he bad te testimony of but one ‘Wituess Who Was exauiued yo terday writien out, Tv is pot the preparation of the report of the com. Wittee that 1s fo.ne Lo exhaust Lie time. I venture to say, as ClusTMman Of the Comauttee, that Hf at de- Voives npou ine Lo prepare the report of the commit. tee 1 can do #0 in One Hour, oF avieast dictate it toa Bienograpier in ou bour. ‘Ihe delay will be, 1 there any, in the writing out ani printing of the testi. ony. Bo faras the actual labor is Concerned any gentieman on the comiuitiee coult dictate tie re ort in one hour. jt i for ms House to say nether, Under these circumstauces, It wili delay the Transaction Of ite vustucss uuttl seven o'clock thts evening. No mewuber of the committee need be absent from the sessions of the Huuse except We one actually preparing the report, Or Mf this 8 to be a majority Pnd minority report the persons preparing them, &o4 af adjournuient Would thereiore be simply for the sake of one or two gentiemen, | know of no | rity in Unis comuitiee. J lave seen nothing in the commitiee that tuduces we to velieve that there Will bs & majority and minority report. 1 Jo not ish (0 piace angtuing ia the way of @ spesdy con Olasion of wis matter. Hi wwe House desires itt a ly to adjourn for ‘kK OF a MODiL Or Until Ube Westigation 19 completed; bat 11 ts fur the Howse to gay Whether under the circumstances any adjourn. is Necessary, ‘The Sreak ce 3.11 uniess a motion was jade to who Would declare a recess nuti“eveuing, Mr. Dp. BURNS favored a reconsideration of the resolution on similar grounds to those urged by Mr, Fields. He moved to reconeider the resolution of evening. Mr. ALVURD jusisied (ha, it was necessary for the committee to come together in caim deliveration Dpow What sort of a report hey should make, In his judgment it would cause consideavie amicable tm the commilttce to sete upon a course of ction and {0 prepare such a report as should be ited in no Impertint aimattor. Upon the ‘mo- of Mr. Burns hi Jed the yeas an nays, which were ordered. . LiTTLasouN said—I consider and belicve that the action of this House at this time luvolves the order and dignity of those who eball us from year to year, In (he cleven Winters el gad the honor w stand upon this } have never reen the dign'ty of tuls House as bes ant was on Jast hinday Chea J » FIELDA—1 rise (Oo 4 guestion order. The 4 @ Member Of the Committee of Invest- and | eudinit (hat tt ts improper at this ume, hot expresved fis jadgiment im committee the watter Leflore It, and as he is vot apeakin report of the itce, to express here his ‘Upon an Gcourreave Uh Which he le acting ‘the PAKER—The Chair will decide that the point of ordor is not Well taken, wnd wii leave that acation (he geutleman’s own Julgment and gvod AL. Livrigsomx—The Chat decides properly, for NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 187.—QUAVDKUPLE SHEET. tag geatleman ‘will not depart from the rules of pro- Mr, Fiups—Any more than he has already done, Mr. LirrLEsonn—I spoke of tue occurrence of jay last as au argument that this whole investt- gation should be carried on with dignity and with regard lo propricty, and that we should not adjourn UnU) it was finished. Now, sir, I come to my own individual case. 1 represent a consittuency on this floor, The Chair has placed me upon a committee without any seeking of that position on iny part. He has Imposed upon me a responsioility which | must meet, t owe another Tesponstbiltty and duty, and that ia to my constituents. We are upon the eve of the close of this session. Legislation is passing here rapidly before us, and it requires the keecest per- ception to know what is going on from minute to minute In this House. Teannof neglect the interests of my constituency. Bilis are in progress through the House which the interests of the State demand should not pass. and I cannot leave my seat to take art in the deliberations of a committee while this House is in session. After a litte further discussion the roll was called on the motion of Mr. Burns. Several members made remarks In asking to be excused from voting. The motion to recousiter was lost by a vote of 77 to 34, and the House then adjourned amid considerable con- fuston to seven P, M. Promptly at that hour the mem- bers were all in their seats again. The crowds were quite as prompt iu getting into the galleries, and the excitement was fully as great as it had been in the morning. No prayer was saut, and the Speaker At once annouuced that the drst business In order Was the REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE, Mr. Pields rose and sald that the committee had unanimously agreed upon a report, which he would send to the clerk to be read to the House. The committee, after stating that they have given the case a full investigation, conclude their report a3 foliows:— Mr, Irving having res igned his seat as a member of the Assembly from the Sixtecnta Assembly district of the county of New York, and no ene naving ap- peared against Mr. Weed, your committee feel mat they have discharged their duty in reporting the testimony taken before the committee to the louse, With ihe following resoluttion:— Resolved, That in the judgment of the House the conduct of Mr. 1 jate a member thereof from the Sixteenth istrict in the county of New York, during {ts ses April 7, 1871, was a high creach of ts of tie members, and if he (Mr. member of this House he would , NICHOLAS, LITTLEJONN, . FREAR, There was the utmost silence during the read- ing of the report, which lasted for a second or so after Armstrong had left the desk. Fields was the first person to break it, and he dia so simply by moving THE ADOPTION OF THE RESOLUTION. Governor Alvord then demanded the yeas and divs On the motion, and thus the vote was taken. Every member answered to his name in a loud toue of voice, which seemed all the iouder owiiz t@ We patn(ul silence which reigned around. There were 104 members present, and only two voted against the resolution, the Speaker (Mir. Hitchman) and Mr. Aitken, who, it will be remembered, testified so positively yesterday before the committee that Weed struck Irving first at the Clerk's desk. Hitch- man and Aitken changed their votes to the afirma- tive, however, before the tally was announced, | Flanagan, of New York, bad wudoubiediy HARD WORK TO VOTZ “aye” against his old fread: but his path, like thar of al! bis political cotleagues, had been laid out tor hit, whetter he liked itor not. Personal friendship had to give way to party policy. Tie committee, Jet “me say, were unable to reach a unani- mous vole in favor of the resolution reported, until at last one of them had been convinced that a resolution of expulsion could not be made. A thorough rummaging among astock of law bvoks satisfied him of this, finally, | 80 he, despite his spite, had to fall into age with nis | confreres. Now that this sensation of the hour nas + gotits quietus at last, everyboay ts beginning to | discuss, with a livelier luterest than ever, about | HOW THE “BOSS"! WILL MANAGE | Vo get the tas levy, the Registration bill and the new ¢lection law through. There are some ugiy | | stories afloat about @ certam repuovlican who 13 sald to be “all right? im a democratic point oi view, but they are too flimsy to justiy the publication of ihe name of the suspected party. Peopie who ieel interested in the welfare of these bills may rest assured, however, that if the “Boas”? does not give them the go-by’ne cau have them passed any day he sees Ot. The great trouble will be, not huw co get a republican vote, but which one or how many of the ten memvers on the minority file o We jlouse Wao have ther price shali be tne happy elect. Tie faci Is the supply of the purchasa- bie article op hand is far greater than the demand Will require, aud ACTIVE COMPETITION, you know, will make the price of the elect less ex- ensive to the majority 1a the long run than if they had to depend npon @ sulltary ‘traitor,’ as Horace would say. THE SUPPLY BILL was reported this evening »y Mr. Jacobs and was made the special order for to-morrow afiernvon, when a session will be held for that purpose. The committce remsed to expose the bill to the vulgar | re of anybody not a meaber of it unti! to-morrow. | t can be stated, that tt fd a millon and @ 7) half sess than iast year's bi Hardenbergh gave the New Yorkers u warning to-night iu the Senate about the way taxcs were being Increased. He said that the rate last year was eignt mils, and that i the party in the Seuate were determined to favor every kind of appropriation and claim dill they came Across the rate Would be increased, and this the peo- ple wouid not tWwierate. New York city might roll Up its democratic majoritics no matter how the rate stood, but Ue country Would not overlook hurtrul Jegtsiation that could be prevented by econumy, FOURTEENTH 9 STREET THEATRE—‘ NO- BODY'S CIiLD.** Some thirty years ago Mr. William Creswick made his first appearance in this city at the Park theatre, and during his career on the American stage he gained iaurels such as only bedeck the brow of a true artist, Last might ne made mas iir-tappearance here after such a long interim that only the gray- hatred survivors of the ancien régime cou remem- ber the dasbing young actor who was such a favor- ifeatthe old Park. Yet during this long tnterval William Creswick has achieved @ reputation in Eng- land such as any actor might ve proud of Miss Laura Keene is a recognized favorite on the Ameri- can boards and has deen always considered asa true, conscientious, painstaking actress, Her last | engagement at Lina Edwin's was a deciled and | sustained success, and in “Jiunted vown" she added new laurels to her chapict of renown. We miention the facts regarding the professional career of both of these artists, preliminary to expressing our astoaishment at the want of judgment, and even ce on vusiness capacity, shown by inem m selecting suen a conglomeradon of trash and worthlessness as “Nobody's Chiid,”? the piece in which they appeared last night, [tts one of the least interesting of the Bowery sensation dramas, and even the old Museum audiences turned up their noses at it. It was written expressly for Mr. Cr rk (20 the bill states) by Watts Phillips, but to our way of thinking it would have saved the actor @ great deal of unnecessary trouble ha he, in (he beginning, consigned it to the flames or to the shelf of opiivion, It would ve uniair to judge of the merits of Mr. Creswick from @ piece of this kind, ase in the utter ine anity of the tide rie he gave uumistakable evi- dence of arustic in tincls and culture, which long stage exp rience alone can bring. This ts @ great trinmph, considermg (hat tue Ue réle is that of a sem Van Winkic, Who always talks tn | heroics, We are sor that Me, Creswick Bliould have selected such a play for his debit—as we may call it—as there was quite au excitoment croated tn theatrical circles about him, When he makes his bow in a play worthy of him there ts every reason to hope that the Tepntation Which has preceded him here will be provea well founded, iss Keone had not much to do as Patty Lavrock, but did that iittie as well as any one could wish for. and Dav parts, The scenery, mount- iments were better wan one gene MISUELLANBOUS. oe ‘A, GLASS, SILVER PLATED WARE, ¥ Cooking Ulensila, Refrigerators, il House Furnishing Goods re suced fifteen per cent, Cali and vee, EpDW. BSOLUTF. DIVORCES L ALLY OBTAINED FROM the courts of different States. No publicity, Advice free, Novary Pablic and Commisstuner Cor every State. 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PIANOS, fe ao commis! we or dneguals This the pubtacan, poses CF tnveatigation to. be. strictly ue, Piano teachers, professors and eve ele are excluded from ahy and every possibility of a mingle cent commission on our pianos. We refer to parties in thirty Btates and Territories who are using our pinnos:— ©. P. Miller, President Wyoming National Bank, Tuok- wane Te at Trngstal; Duboaes; I |. Ziepprec st, Dubuque, Towa, Warren Hotel, Belvidere, N. J. Gen, C. J, Stolbrand, Columbia, 8. C. P. Durkee & Sons, Saratoga Springs, N. ¥. Commercial Hotel, 17 and 19 Park row, N. Y. Fulton Seminary, Fulton station, Kentucky. WN. M. Hawk, sq,, Blooming Grove, Kansas. MeatTge, Ext. Montelio, Wit, . Wel ., 47 Albany avenue, Brookiyn, New York oilice, 389 Broadway. J. G. Thompson, Jeweller, Weat Chester, Pa. Mra. Jaabella Seecher Hooker, Hartford, Conn, (sister of Heury Ward Beecher). ©, A. Moody, Cashier Firat National Bank, Biddeford, Me B. Jonen, Port Gibson, Mins. Harwood & Kitter, Richmond, Va, Col, W. D. Slack, brad: nd, Pa, Now York ottice, W, Bailey. Lang & Co., 64 Clift street, P. Jaq, Mohocpany, Pa. y Warrensburg. N. Y. eae Cental America, Captare Jos, Per i ‘Kenion Station, Teno. ker 4 Thomas, . Ricbardson, Baq., Culonne, N. ¥. , Byron Clark, Scenery Hill, Penn, 4 Montpelier, Vt. M, Blunt, Fort Sanders, Wyoming. ev, A. KR. Day, Valmont, Colarado Torritary, L. J. Curtin, Eay., Norwalk, Ct. o., 244 Columbia street, Ci»., Ohio, New Hampton, Ia. way, 28th and 29tb streets, N. Yop ory, Henry K. Adat J. K. Coolidge & C A. Bett!ugen, Eaq.; Dalles, Oregon. A. W. Dinsmore, Eing., Bentonville, Ark. Rennaclaer Hall Fay., Ballawon Spa. N.Y. Jackson, Esq., Tarrytown, N. Y. a B. MeCracken, Eag., Ashland, Obto, Ida C. tracy, Noblesville, Ind, A. Derst, Eaj., Meadville, Pa, Hay. Lactede E. M. Tra} 0. A. Base Ma afacturiag Company, #5 Bleecker street, N. Vy . Curtis, Fay., Cashier Knox Co, National Rauk, Mount Vernon, Onto, s D. Kelly & Co., Muskegon, Mich. Dexter Neweomb ace . A. January & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Jamm Patteson, Eaq., Howardaville, Va. . D. Flynn, Esq., Bordentown, N. J. M. MoKee, Kaj., Green Baokers, Augneta, Tl, ie, fenn. Many of these towns have several of 61 He are at liberty t no tustance ahwul pianos. The pub- rreepoud with all onr references, but to reply be expected aniess you enclo your address, The oaly claim we the debt of gratituce we feel they hem all willing to assist ua in this we UR, O. as reformation, If you wish a plano seat for trial you st make the matter of reference and payment unqueation- ‘and If the fustrument In any reapect is inferior to auy 1and made in the known world at any price you may send % Baccto us at the eit of ten days" trial, lustead of paging for it. Ifyou order a piano sent we have ‘one request to make, Bhd that is, that the trial shail be made by parties who are not interested ia other pianos. Address or apply to the UNITED STATES PIANO CO., (45 Broadway, N.Y. Waurrnsuuns, N, ¥., Dec. 24, 1870, Uniten StATRS PiANo Co. Gents: The piano you sent ine rately arrived 22 fost, Have lad it trie’ by those compe- t idee, and it ia pronounced eqital in fulness and. rich- ness of tone, elasticity of touch art general make up to the usual $600 pfanoe of other makes. Thanking ya for #end- esirable ap instrument remain ing me 80 desira ents Lreaala row PrICk oF PRESCOTT & WESTON, General Bullders, bes KRESEVILLR. N.Y,, Jan. 6, 1:0. UNiTeD STATES PIANO Co.—Gents: Some three weeks since I wrote yon ordering for Mr. Weston one plano, samy AS you sent meand on the same terma; having received no i thinking the letter might bave miscarried, I write yout certamn if you nave received the order. If you have Dot, yon mag send one direct to Prescott & Weston, Keese- to Ruriington, Vt The plano you a'isfaction, Yours, traly, K. PRESCOTT, Gen’ Buiuyrns,} . Yay d 7, UNITED BrATKB PIANO Co, sed please find ebeck on Ne for #24 to pay for mano and in- ce, January 14. The plano Is jast received owing to the fact that navigation is suspended ou the lake. Freight to Teac us bas to go round uy Ro Votut. It takes a tong time to get throu, right and watlafactorys Had you not better advertise in our village paper. You can refer ous, We will take great pleasure in showing your Pieaws acknowledge. = PRESCOTT & WESTON, Guturre, Jowa, Feb. 27, 1871, Usrren Starre Prane 1 have never seen ths parties Guat T depoatted te money ¢ with, or heard from them or sou. Have yon received the amount? if please seid me reeeipt and oblixe. The vinno gives Satisfaction aud in far superlor to any $60) tueteumert i the plat J.J. GKOOM. Charles A. Moody, Canhi 1, 100,000, ville, N. Y¥., pent me gi Orrick oF Parscort & WESION, Krr. Youra, truly, Chasles C. Sawyer, Presi os It Finer Nat BAXk or Broprrorn, FORD, Me , Dec, 20, 1870. Gentlemea; T enclose ut of plano Tecetved De- Untrey STATES Piano ¢ check on Boatou, #2, (oF. pay’ Ceetber tart aun very. tush pleated with Tk Pleaee se iy ledge. Yours, truly, C. A, MOODY, Cashier, BELLEVILLE, Ill, Feh, 9, 1871. Uniten Sratre Piano Gourany, New York City:— ‘The Pians shipped by you to Bi & Thomas came in ad order, reaching here on the 6th Rounend by expertato he goo gn me thrugh the Paopl inet, (expiration of tae ot fw JUUN J. THOM. Naw Hamerox, lows, Jan. 24, 1871. Unive) BTATES PraNo COMPANY: GPy ra--Enclosed find 1. The instrument fs much ad- anired by eebpoeas and las w La Lae ee ae introdue fog it wener ere among the music-loeing. Traly yours, tae Bice " 4 JON Ww. STEWART. YTR, WEIOR, + Jun. 17, ISA. Univen Starrs PIANO Company: ‘The Piano wan received ong th inst, Tam very much Limp yea Fi ier — Wt to my tries Eu- losed find $290, Reapectfully, &c., *y m i), BELCHER, Major United States Atmy, 8%, ALBANB, Vt, Jan, 26, 1877, UNy12H STATES PIANO CONT AN Yours was received this morning. requesting yon to draw on me al the Fi Alban, Vt., which letter sou have recetved uF r tie road. We call {t » good tove one, UXADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DEroT Quaarmnu sar: fine days ou t F dvafier ye" trial, vequest you lo receive your pay for i Yours, 4 " Tek ADAMS. YP. 8. You will recotve your pay before the ten days nre Ind., Feb. 13, way, New York GENTS. voived on the Od inst, apd ft has been on t £007 Ratisfaction, And enclose 4 jens! Bank, New York to pay for} nowwledge revelpt by ma Truly youre, RK, b 16, 18: A 5. To the UNITED STAITH Piano € vor Naw York: GEN1LFMEN ~The plano you shipped me on the 9h inst, came anfely to band yesterday morning, and was unpacked snd pat up the same ‘lay. tented hy & profichent In wu any other muker of planoa, nt, Tara fully eatiat ad draft for tH ad It thoroughly y one not interested fn Prononnowt tt a aupertor with the plano, and en- Youra tru mo, NCHARD, P. 9. —Ileaae ackuowledge the receipt of draft, res L. B, Comm, Cant KNOX COUNTY NATMA BANK OF] Moun Vrawon, ON, Oty, Feb. 17, 1841. § Me Uxrirep STATES I Dran Sins--¥: gluded to take the p bank,” enclose tor it jonas Rank of New Y refer to me, aa} think (althoug rT le) that {tian good Inatrninent and well worth the mouey, $: Hoping to be able to nell some more for you, « Jel'a aeighborhood there Jook at ft, hut foo, Tremalo, everal who have peo in to lot prepared to buy uu! niter wool sea. pectfully, LB. CURTIS, Cashier, Menta, Pa., Vet. 29, 1870, UNITED STATEA PLANO COMPANY :.~ DRA Sins—The Pi safely arrived, and bas veen on trial days, Te tein tone ta rich, full and awe tory. taatly, manipiatens and In every respect It compares favorably with two 9450 Bloluwaye now in use in thigtown, The same opinion ia en- tertained by my nelghvora, among whom It excite mich mniration. My pariner, Dr. Vernon, (ler the iirst of tue wih to purchase ous, Yours truly, THOMAS VY. COOPER, PVereTon, Pa., Oct, Outre Hraren Piano Conrany:- a pie sneeat NEN Te ‘The Piano yor ‘aod was put Joh inate f went up wnt saw Mr. Miller, the Prositent CF @ Bank, At Funthanuoek, and learned since thal J, i nes, of Exeter, also has oho uf your l'anoa, who ave tej nine biveralty prefer ito the #960 Philndetphns ide of it, Enclosed ploase tnd i: tr. A, KNAPP, any that stood by Voure, ae. MONTROGF, Pa,, Uroren Brares Tiaxo Company rn’ tO 18 1870, DeAR 8188 - Pour Piano arrived a week ago od condition. Since that tine we have used it and have Lecome satioled that it fs what you recom: —-#ty, Tobe, 1 tiergfore herewith enciowe you a drat for. end 3 price you advertised in the “Relentiie Amert- C Selpt of whieb ple Knowledge at your a0," the ree mieuce, I ara, sirs, respectfully youre, F> UNITED Brates Plano C al ¥ Hi Gawre be ae rend me or ae > Phra tne 800" Generale. alors of ole On by ae A000 we by Reamer Ovvionors ¢ 9 We DENRY, State Printer. Af. 0 Co.5 244 Con &. Ooortpon 4 Co. embia sot an Pr ae Mor ven," Ragivved tne Bi. Preave sen Ae a y , or addrega the UNITED STATES { SRO COMPANY Euronaway, New Korke ‘Open evenings unui 1y o'cvo" ti eee