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Morning herald., 1839-07-29

The British Queen has at last arrived The accounts fur
nshed By her to the la inst are Anticipated still more
disastrous commercial interests than those by the
arrival Of Western The continued operation Of the
then action produced further decline in
great staple This decline has been accelerated by the ae
which have attained credit OF the promising state OF the
CROP fact which has gone far influencing the pianer
in the enewal Of their agreement to work short time The
result carry down Gotten holders this side The mo
ney market generally relieved by the appearance Of
tie budget In this document the chancellor admitted def
cheney of fi 100000 which generally looked upon
Ca 0O0 The expenditure regard 10 Canidian affairs
looked upon with dstru and the complicated affairs Of
OF Egrope such to excite fears that ccum
stances would Of call for direct
part Of the eouar, and large increae Of the naval
force.
An interesting debate in pament took place the st
motion Mr. Hume inquire into pecuLiary transactions Of
the Bank England resumpton Of cash payments In
ferng the probable increase Of the national ndure
the budget, Mir Hume made the following
marks:-
wha, had they few days ago' Were not erch'qusr
bills at discount NO. no) Well he had been told Had
they not this very moment the whole of the bank
ing interest resting the BsnE Of sand7 And what
the situation Jankf By the last returns ofthr,e
months which he obliged 10 take the right hon. gentle
give him the weekly returns the balance Of bu,
lion amountei round numbers TO but FL 800 0Oo
He would ask whether with such Of paper
existed this moment II was safe To- leave matters IA their
sitnaoa1 No country banker kept stock OF hul
en; all bankers said il business o. theirs, the
Of the hank were legal tende lie would tell The house
that lhe exchanges m against since August last
except the end Of Noycnbcr, aud the consequence that
the $4,000 Of gold in the bank Golfers had dnnished As he
really believed E3 100000 mo, no lie therefore pro-
tested against the credit Of the being l the chan
ceor Of the eschefusi fropoed e leave on such rest
OF Engl and Hon gentlemen might be surprised TO
that the bad not firthng to the eivi-
dend. which would f II due tomorrow. "a laugh) They
still surprised hear that had funds for
that purpose for the last twelve years. The government
Obliged from the b. X: but government ought TO
depend upon private establishment
Thi. state OF political ah.rs excited distrust, which
the Of Europe offered nothing to aIay The
Of Paris continue to be affected by the dcplsrabe
crisis under which trade It'll laborng During the sir first
month. of 1870 the exceeded the deposites by
SUN $4,000 francs 10 ordinary times the dcPosie
would have exceeded the rsibursements by 100000
10000 600 francs. This difference in the savsg, bank
return, by the returns OF the consumption Of
bachers Paris which during the month Of June
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

JuLy 9th. 1890

JULy 9th, 1880.
SrR-Allow me 20 correct a statement in yonr pa
per- relative 10 the case of Mr.. Levy, charged ON
the oath Of Charles Oakley, with obtaining GER
tain notes under alse prctcnces.
This, believe, The same Charles Oakley, the
extensive circulation of whose notes and cheeks, the
commercial community % this city has so much
sausc 20 regret
This case has been heard this morning, a
writ of hsbcas carpus before his honor the Recorder
and MIR Levy has been discharged, ON proper and
moderate bail for furthcr hearing.
The statement made in your paper that l had
called on Mr.. Oakley with Mr.. Levy, Is incorrect.
I know nothing ~ Mr. Levy, save my client.
never had occasion nor have | ever IN my life
called on Mr.. Oakley.
am not acquainted with Charles Oakley, except
differentiation. IN the Of my professions busi-
ness and that not o the most favorable description
The only personal knowledge have Of MIR. Oakley,
or his affairs is derived from the examination this
morning in the ease of Mr.. Levy, Of the sub-sherih
of this county, who stated large amount OF execu-
tions against Charles Oakley were in his hands un
satisfied.
Mr.. Oakley called AZ my Office twice. On no oc.
casion did he stay over two minutes, and was not
authorised by Mr.. Levy, nor did | make him the
proposition stated ~ yuur paper.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

DARK THEATRE.- THIS EVENING

p1Rk TnEArnE.- THIS EVENING =. !. :.
THE MlsER's DAUGHTKR-I.aae Ivv ". c.;,
Anna Ivy, Mrs Richardson. = - S"'PPhaAe'
Alter which, the Graud Ballet Of UNDINE Or La N.d
und'ne Madame Tagi'oni; Sir HieldebrAna, Mons Tag
To conclude with
MIR Richinss; Perseus, Mrs Richardson f'
Doors open al 7-perisrmanee ie half ps.
Boz Tickets. si-Pit. 80 esnts-Ciallery, 2seenls
DOwEKY THEATRE-T. =. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
II AGER AND DIRECrOR-This evssing, will be
THE GENTLEMAN OF THE OLD sCHooL-or.
Liies Passions and Periis-sr Andrew Stabrooke, Mr.
Barry; Ralph stafford Howard; Tim Meakes Gates; Lu.
To conclude WITH the LAWYER and the Flour Bin or Love
~ Grs,es-Fer, Fasiss (he LawyerD MIR. Adds; An
Doors att O'Clock the at ou,r
, ter before sprecisely,
rrlees Boxe. 70 cents-Pit, s7 centsGsllery IS cents
NiBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALOON.-WH-
~ LIAM NlBLO respectfully announces that this Estab-
~. .''hnss' h =. now open for the SEASON.
BRiE ngy talented company, unden the direction Of GA
Il I aA ~, consists Of Gabriel Ra,eI Aroine Ravel
Jerome a'e FRANCHISE Raye Leon JavelE KayeI JosepR
dame emeon ave Monsieur Cae Monsieur Caeke Ma
emoiselle Elise Ra,e S '-"NA' S''A'"' ''au
'e 9rGnest,a % for the Rave Fsmysgnor Garlic
The Evenings entertainments will Commence al O'Clock
Ti, tne asi3osng performances of the Rave Family on the
After which the beautiful and classical ba or CAIN
ASEl.mor The First Frarcde- by the Ra.
During the evenings entertainments two Overt.re. nv The
Orchestra. ~ o''''"ie', w u"e
In the mtemission Of half hour between the
nents the Military Band will perform favorite sssction ~
music s@''o"e p"
The entertainments to conclude the Comic Ballet Par,
tomme of the Four Lovers, or HARVEST HOME he ssa
racters BY the RaveIs -
Civil aud efficient Officers will be in attendance to pr.sev.
good order and prevent the admission improper persons
no postponment at time visitors to the Garden can
pass IRON the street. through the Grand Promenade to the Pro-
'nenade Saloon, free from damp wet at All times
Tickets 80 cents.
o'clock "
omnousses Wit run to and from the City Hotel ar-
aen. curing the eveeinc. Jy22.y
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

Stufe Of Trade.

The Br sh Queen having arrived advised Of further
depression commercial affairs
CorroNThe Liverpool market to tue 10Th instant presexts
decae Of ida id the prices the departure OF the
Grsat We.ten The promising accounts of the had
greatly Influenced the market The spsers apparently under
The same influence had determined to their plan Of
short work From the SOUTH all the accounts conrmatory
Of rem.pc early CROP The trade small usual
at this The following table of stocks, sales prices
and remarks al the different ports for the week to the
- ..aI.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

The advice. from China TO the 10th Of March. The
opium question still remained unsettled - ever The CON.
missioner the Celestial Ere had rived at Canton, from
Pekn into effect the dccrees against the opsm deal
er had issued dIct No fresh opium clippers
had arrived, and ssy Of tie vessels taking IN ballast
having cargo Tie drug almost unsafe bic and there
fore their quotations merely nominal The crop Of elk
50c0 hales, OF which 1000 Sold aud part
shipped The exchange per dr. and likely to be higher
money 4 a psr cent.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

THE President, steamship, is TO be at Liverpool
the middle of September, to take in her engines
She is larger and finer ship than the British Queen
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

DJ- Reports have gene abroad that Admiral Bau-
din would visit this city before he raturncd to
France. Such is not the case. lie sailed short
time since in the Nercdc from Pensacola, in compa.
nv with the Griffin, brig of war. The latter parted
with him at with orders TO proceed to this port
She arrived at quarantine few days since, and the
captain informs us that the Admiral has gone direct
ly TO France.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29
DIED.

On The Goth inst Ambrose Ford late of England in the sis
ysar OF his age.
Yesterday morning. Leonard Warner in the alyear of hi
age.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29
VA q u EY va A Il X E It.
SUNDAY. July Z


At the stock board yesterday but small business was
DONE decline from tie OF Friday Bank Of Com
receded per cent; N Am Trust and Bank per cen
Bank OF Kenuky per cent; Harlem per cent
The following additional cats Of the banks under
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

We learn from that the for the late complaints
ofdraugh have been entirely removed II general saying
with the planters that the crops enrely cred from
its effects
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

You will perceve the glaring improperly Of $3.50 o.
c,ailng the names Of counsel with the Tansactons
their clients, for whose conduct they can In no W..
se accountable, and Of which they ordinarily A"o"
nothing till they are called On to defend IT,.
As to Mr.. Levy's case, apprehend before sne s ~,
animation is closed, il will assume an aspec' W.
to furnish smpiication Of the ancient adage,
" those whom the gods wish to Destroy thes "'s'
make mad" -I
spectfu to the learned authority before whom ,nis
cause rests, to enter into its particulars, Wnen
the examination scosed, will furnish you rePSi
commercial community, both as information ior the
past, and warning for the future -,
As regards the extreme coarseness oil tne ar'lcie
of which complain, can only say, that presume
il went 10 press thout the ledge OF the illor
whom it would be binding by too strict rule 10
render accountable for the ignorance, vugariy, or
bad taste of his reporter.
! am, Sir, your very obedient servant,
F. IL. b. BRYAN, 81 Centre street.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29


have great ceased operate; aud have just M
mased that the two pscps of thesscorn ard foreign
eonas-ae now greatly diminished appears TO u.s. there
'na' the extreme poirt Of presarshas bsen passed
10 not expect great and lasting Impression 10 DC
ON the prices OF materials h the late enors o. me
AND enno the probability Of their being orced down
uch 10 level for lime Extensive and alarming
or the effect Of political trousles, we-d amer our
ths natter but at present can make no mpor,an'
cePu"h IN this general summary unless be with regard 10
we price: ot cotton The arrivals Of that article so great
e STOCKS o yars as goods heavy the probability oi u
adequate demand to take en of weak and the con-
oh OF The artificial sustaining power brought forward 10
up prices IN the United States fragile and preearous
coon may fall price ne.ry apenny per pound or about
Twelve per cent from the present. eve but even tins de-
cine appears TO u The M extent f not beyond what can a-
oy oe expected The Bank cannot greatly lessen the
amount 81 money circulation before SEPTEMBER ana without
or extensive failures among baaks, merchants, and manu-
me sgh rate interest will dnce bua temporary
ehec on prices 1t appears to that if the payment oil the
vdends pass off quietly the Direct will act wisely by then
owegth me rate of interest order tranqiiIe the public
mhu ana subsequently exercising caution and crcua-
Pection than heret fore in administering the currency
SALES IA the Stock Exchange.
20 Bank OF Commerce l00a30 Manhattan l2239 Bank o.
America l2s-7 Dry Deck si-l0 Commercial s2-3s North
America Trust and Banking Go 7o0 Morris Canal and Bank
34iOO do $3.50 Delaware and Hudson 6Ss20-loO do ot
si5-l2v do 6Sc50 do 6sbnw50 do sS.c50 do 67as3030
do 6S-9O Amer Trust Blk S525 Vicksburg 33ab3-50 do
33as30I5 Blk OF Kentucky 7Sl025 DO 75nw25 do 1es3o
90 Jefferson Fire Ins Co 1910 East River 9l20 Manhattan
Gas 79-5 Mohawk 60 Harlem 46lsnw-00 do 46lc-5O
DO b4550 do 45b60-35 do 46Il00 do 46sc4 Utica lis
loo do lSblO.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

w ARREED,

At Bloomsbury Trenton the 18th inst. William Head
u s. to Miss Rozea Pinchard both ol Bedlows Island,
Ny.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29
lsaclscfa TO llelpara.


LsNDoN.
b. Queen. 81 Roberts, Aus J
Ontarie, Huttleson, Aug. 4
Toronto, Griswold, Aug. it
Westminster, Moore, Asg 20
LIvkRrsoL.
Orpheus, Bailey, August !
independence, Nye, August $
Virginia, Harris, August Is
HAyRs.
Baltimore, Funek, August I
D.d'Urleans, ,Risharsson.A .Ass .
Vile de Lyon stoddard, AZ Is
BRISTOL.
@. Westsrn,( y Hosken, Aug |
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

0y-william Sclden, Of Virginia, TO be Treasurer
Of the United States in the place OF John Campbell.
He has received his appointment.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

NIpLos'-The bill for this evening announces
several entertainments by the Ravel Family. As
full particulars to be found there, we deem IT
necessary to express full conviction that all
who visit the garden night, will be delighted and
all who seek anus sement elsewhere, will be wofully
disappOnted
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

SANS SoUcI, 81 Broadway, (late Mrs. Mann's:)
This splendid establishment is the coolest place in
New York to take your Coffee or Bcefstake. The
apartments for families the most convenient and
agreeable in the city, and the rooms appropriated to
gentlemen, larger than at any other house in
town.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29
AUCTION NOTECR.-

GALE OF HOUSES AND LOIS or GROUND
- James Becker Co will sell at public auction their
TUESDAY July Both, 10 o'clock noon two story
and LOTS OF GROUND, Nos 2s7 $50 and 29i Madison a.
the last the Of Scanned street rate nation
for retail business The Houses built in Substantial
hard finished and csrnshed soops and IRON rail-
ing and have rented from $375 annu each
and perhaps there section Of the city that so fast i'm
proving.
Also, . TIVE story brick front HOUSES and LOTS Nos
2I6 aud 276 Rivington street, Columbia The Houses
filled in and butt in substantial with oops
and iron ratings asd have generally rented $500 S30
each per and from the recently made by
Messrs Bell Brow and Others together with the conem.
plated improvements must make this property desirable
dencs ad safe The Dry Dock stage, pass
the door 30 liberal per cent OF the
purchase money remain morg-g, at the option of
purchaser i,29-2t.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

rI,O BIZ SOLD THis DAY Ar AUCTION. Mr..
il Biclnals wharf, ~ ~ O'clock quantity a dam ,ged
CORN a. saved from The unfortunate ship 6roon
jy29.ir
CERMAN SILVER CASTINGS Of every description
warranted sound white and scf, constantly exeeu,
With despatch anil or rta enable term. by
iy7e Iw LEWIS sFEUCHrWANGER, 7 Coid.st
COLLECTIONS On all parts ol the United states, Canada
" and Europc made the best terms, by
jyqly = J'sYLvEsTER, lao Broadway and ~ Wan y.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

MR. MATURIN'S ROMAN TALES Now rsa y in one
1v1 vol, S'janus and Roman Tale-"A classic work Of
great interest," consisting OF series Of passages Illustrative Of
the imperial households Of Tberus CIaudius and
Nero.n- Star.
+. SAUNDERS, Publisher, 357 Broadway.
And to be obtained of the several booksellers town and
country 100
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

HARRY FRANCO-Now ready in 2 vols the new Anne
ric Tale illustrative If during the Great Panic
entitled The Adventures of Harry Franco most enter
tanning work style reminds OF Peter Simpie the au-
thor i evidently minute observer Of and manners and
slang Of this metropolis worthy of ihr Sam Weller
himself Corsair.
+. SAUNDERS Publisher, 3S7 Broadway.
And be obtained OF the several booksellers
country. iv20
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

HRAND ATTRAC rlON.-Public Exhibition Of the Pain
NJ ting q Boissy DAngos, Of the French Rsvolu-
onIhis naghAcent Painting by The celebrated Vnchos,
presents Of the most araatica and vivid
There expressed the animated style the
thirst Of blood opposition to coone Of passive
aee and to dignity
There less than hundrea persons life the
Pa nti and among them James Monroe Minister Pcnipo-
tentiary from the Usi'ed States ~ the year i7es
This piece which has
the cities OF Europe through France and Lately New Or.
leans exhibited this Clinton Hall B,eNman opposite
the brick meeting house.
Doors open from in the morning till 10 in the evening
Admittance IS centA Sc Tickets.
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

pilot was On soard when ,us ashore supposed she
will be saved. ~ NH E -
French rgate Sabine from Gibraltar, arrived ia HamP
ton hoads on Thursday moraing last. ..rs,s. n
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

MINEhAL TEETH AT 81 PER TOoTH,!,-Teetl
springs, clasps or eares and the uimos
.crvce in aascaton and executed ia superior manner
he raj teeth used Dr. Wakefield Dentist $50 Broad
equal TO the world for beauty and durability
and inserted by him cheaper than any city
Oflce $50 broadway, open from A. NJ. until D r. M!
Morning herald., 1839-07-29
VT,o MANUFACTURES OF GERMAN SILVER

ITO MANUFACTURES OF GERMAN SILVER
WARE The ,ubsct tber has constantly hand very
extensive assortment Of German Silver sheets iugo and
we all Of which he will to be Of the YER, first quality
lie viii psrtie siar ssnon the metal
IL suitable sizcs for making spoons
article viii hnd TO ther advantage call him previous
purchasing ewhcr~ he cendcnt that he supply
with mach better article than they have formerly the
habit OF getting, aud al reduced price All orders forwarded
to him, viii meet with immediate d. spatc All metal ,en
fron' his estabIisnsnt will be warranted rfey clear Of
haws, very maIeabe and of superior white color.
.ssg LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER Gold street
Prorrietors of Hotels and Others
" invited BY the subscriber 10 large and
or let Of Champagne, offered IN lat. TO si, purchaser at
ce. FAR below the eost ofimportation
Very ssPeor Wine, Of late importaton at - bashe
warrasted in prime order. Among The Stock viii be oun
some of that wei, known and fayore Wine,
The Anchor brand, at s. per basket
Also, the Crown, 1T s.
And Eagle at 81
Also, the Pine Apple Golden Eagle, ship, Stag. and
other brands quarts and pns equally low rates Tbs
entire lot W worthy attention. f Low and sood qaa
y be made induccm~nL
THEODORE WALSH, Ia Front-.,. corner of Wall
jy22-2wis
Morning herald., 1839-07-29

rT,RIUMPW OF WFALTM OVER DIsEAsE.-Alier
sue ring long time with consumption and liver com
plant Was recovered hy DIR. Iayor Bssam Of Liserwor
My physician said ncur,bei - was Win ms mso'en.
bu, mot vit De Ta,,rs am in excellent health and
have beea long time. would sincerely advise an persons
suffering diseases to use this medicine 'cr het WI
find Il 4 FOL remed, aud quick N its Effects
j. KAvANAH, 64o Waterst
Til. medicine : sold ony II S75 Bowcry. -,
Areuts-Nfs Hays I3o fulton street. Droohlyni s Drosa
street Newark Dr. Caay, Providence. Jsmcs "
. ID phiiips Newburs, \. Lovely Co; Burngtoni = =
Ion.s T,t,isa, r. cootr. wilagsburth iP huns' 80"
Palt,; 4 i B. Shaw, Albavs David Hurt o"ea N'''"
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aII'I Z III lrhnIlt"ulns
RUSHION L. ASPlNALL'S
COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE.-A speedy
~ and certain euro for the Fever and Axuc,
rcmittcnt and intermittent tevcrs prepared from
tho original recipe Used with eminent and uni
versal success in 1882, by persons OF tho highest
responsibility in this city, as stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in tho above dseasrs with
such distinguished success, that tho proprietor of
tho recipe has been induced to offer it to the pub
lie il. its present form tho hope that it may no
the means of relieving many Of those who are
suffering under the scourge OF country. II is
a medicine possessing grcat vtue, and when used
according TO the directions has never failed Of
cttcctDg cure, even in the most obstinate stage
Of the disorder 1t is not at oil disas rcoab!c, aud
persons Of the weakest stomach, and children may
take with impumty. Ii strengthens the digestive
organs. creates al appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or III obstinate cases, two bottkt
to effect cure. There is neither mercury nol
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
10 the human constitution. The proprlcto:s ar.
so well convinced Of its efficacy, that They agree
I" refund the price Of every bottlo which has been
tnkan in accordance with tho directions and la.
not effected perfect OF tho fever & aguc
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, ri
his Wholesale and retail drug und medicine sore
corner Of BicnvilIc aud Char,res streets.
For District Agencies apply to
jos L. W. SMITH. 4e CONT st.
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THE FLORIDA LINE
h 81 From MOBILE to Augusta, Ger.

lknI -o ,1 "'.' M Myoo =" uku"a' ~.
.SaEs7&sE6763V ,' ., '"o''t way u, ne ~
:, -, oe"'A N. + u, u, pe' ""i' o'a'
". .'"" Aus, "oovo o'%Aey '-'"'"sc 'o"'
p's' e"'e"es :" Ae'Soso'u-."'"e" s'ea'n o"n's :"
,"S, a "G re-
VI" M"''""" anu o''W"ss!'e' Eva. oainu.'oEe'
Finoe''"" ~ n'"k'hsV'''e' o"nndersv''le q Louis.
v'''e' '" 'S'a, oa' C"""ec.'"e regularly WV
we ~" ''", e",s '" Sn"'rn'o". nhn me Scum
pavNe's ~ Nv" A"'H' N'.'"'N, F"''ade'ph'a, e'c.
ne .'ea"n o"a's nle '"e oes Tor me SERVICE ana
."e ""V'ea'o" P'ese"'' Hi"re advantages IMAM can
No '""ho uPo" any e'camooat route IN the SOUTH
efn region. .
! ne grent improvements in the route have been
produced ny the construction OF fifty miles OF new
Ioao, ~ the proPfet"rs, We from lIaGrange o."
LaFayrtfe bayou, oil arm Ut Santa Rosa Bay, TO
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INA I'll Aoo 4 + lRFHEN A.iE sIOI
re ELla1 sIrIai Nnm O1lenns

CHINA Ut rs, n f. lRrHEN A,iE lure
Sc Chnrres street, New Orleans.
NTM. SERGEANT g. Co. importers Of French
w and En- !'sh China and Ear,hen ware. are
M" openin. new anI rich patterns of break tas ,
dining and tea services, toilet sets, pitchers, tea
and c"tiee cups, ,enPo,s, sugars, creams, bowles,
pl'tes. dishes, rureeus, wash basins an! eweis
''"t baths, etc. etc.
Rich Gu, and plain French and American glass.
wa"-aohlets, champu'gne.. lemonndes, jelIles
"lares, wines, c"rdlals centre hnwlrs, docam,ers
Innble1s, preserve dishes, celeres, piichers lamps
lamp shade and glasses. candle shuios, salt Gel
'ers, etc.
Silver plated, hronzed and britannia wnre.-c..-
l"rs, liquor stands, cake huske,s, candles,icks,
branches spoons, tades, coffee nd eapo,s sugars
creams. lamps, japaanrd trays, astral stands, and
harging lamps, line cutlery, German silver spouns
and forks, together with great variety If ,r,lcIrs
tor f'mlIy use. Merchants, planters, hul.ls, and
steamboats,. furnished with goods at the most rea>
sonnble prices, ana pa ked SO to b. conveyed
with safety tany part of the country.
Also, np",hecuries' glassware. nov2
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nOIBEAR'S Science Of Penmanshp received, and
IL for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. 8 Cha,res street, New Orleans, 1855 Roadway
New York. Damphine ST., Mobile.
tits particu designed for private learners, and
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages.
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at slch houses as may suit the
convenience Of ALL and TO classes formed in my part
Of the city. F
Ladies' who prefer can receive essons al their own rel
sdences.
Persons paying q irse oflessons are desired
o attend '>'''N wv 10 ell asihey wish.
y .3xAK BROTHER,