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IMPORTANT TO
III @ u : 4, X f. F. p f. RS,

a FEW IMPROVEMENTS have been made apon FiskN
fatant Novelty Cooking Stove, rendering it impos bile
that difficulty should with when
who has had experience any Kind OF cooG
The Novelty Stove the only cookove which
been got up within the last three entire
principle all Others being combination Of old rans remoded
~ paern bearing increase
the sale without regard TO utility economy The No
yety Stove warranted in all every purpose
for which recommended may be returned and The
money will be refunded The oven which much larger than
common is perfect brick The fxtu which
Der and owing the peculiar Of this
H twice are be used upon any other Of
ing 80 gallons or ~ barrels large rotary grddle which will
suitable for baking large oaves of bread Of
suitable for sized kettle from barrel caldron small
ay one that its perfect simplicity and peculiar adaptation
culinary purposes fully merits the high which has
ed among all ws For sale only az Fisks
Stove Eabishmcni Water The public are eau
as being the iame pnassipe Of d Nov1y Stoves
their legally authorised References given al the store
9 Water street. to eight hundred who
IN use In this city al8 lmsr
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OH kSbB SEB s Elk ASA sT49SK
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,
succEssoR TO


LUKE DAVIES SON,
log William street, corner John, New York.
PURCHASERS will at all times find tie most extensive
the United States Of following articles
the reasonable terms, wholesale and retail.
CARS for gentlemen youth and children Of velvet CLOTH
rno silk glazed silk sc. Full and art trimmed wth
and plain. Arm and Navy officers dress and uudess caps.
SToeKs of every style and toi satin bombazne
ing SC made Jain trinmea with bows ties Paris ties,
dress apron stocks, SC. &C.
The SUPERIORITY Of frames is well known BY the light
perfect fit, ease and elasticity OF every stock.
SHIRTS OF AL linen plain of musis plain and nlled,
with liner collars wristb nds app owed
patterns Fancy cambria shirts OF all quail tiles.
LINEN collars and of style quality oiled
silk. white, plaid and fancy, Ladies'
misses and 81 ldren's oiled silk aprons.
OILED silk medcated. FOR the Of sout rheumatism sc.
leather linen and muslin suitable for harness and
coach manufactures, cap fronts sc &c.
The above articles are made under our own Inspection IN the
will be found on examination equailed by none.
To which added assortment OF fancy articles OF
various qualities and prices. ~
Gloves suspenders, CIavas scars Umbrellas, Handker-
Chiefs Hosiery, Caya Chains, Under Gar.
ments Of description and quality Shaker Knit and
Flannel Shirts and Drawers
The attention OF the public generally invited to the 5oye
extensive assortment Of goods of which OF
importation and will be sold such prices a
,r--. ~,---.- -.-.. JOHN NJ DAVIES s. JONES,
AUS lmsr LOG William, of JOHN
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
ITTING

HE undersigned has, q Mt fitted up Of the
New York ia which hundred persons al least SIT
excellent and substantial bresast dinner and tea IRON
celed either regards quality number Of dshes by any no.
tel Unite States, and from
one shilling and pence per ls The purest Java and
MScki coffee and the very best teas and ed only
tents Der cup And all other refreshments in .ropoton The
waters are uniformly civil and polite, and every visitor may
ssured Of feeling this establishment quite at houe In
act every OF business under the sup,
dsnce Of competent oyeeers whose sole and attention
Suesu. -. ,I 4 l HENRY GOSLING, Il.
Proprietor OF the French and American h, ing House
Nos and o. between Jshn st add Maiden Lane.
s-0pen Sundays Tor breakfast, dinnsr and tea. e3o 3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM.
l21, late 10 Chatham street, Neio

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA co nPANY continue TO offer for
sale and fragrant Teas every variety style
Their assortment specially includes delicious aud
powerful grades OF Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp OF neatness and elegance and the Teas
,horoughy secured from light and air bat ue quality and
power VIII remain unimpred climate Their system
OF osecut business perhaps scarcely be eIcerd 1t
founded the utmost regard the rights Of the
le purchasers called upon 10 return any
the meme, will be eheeIuy and promptly ended Country
merchants, public establishments head Of iames, ship
masters will find decided advantage TO supply themselves
from this establishment.
Office every day.
Orders from all parts OF the Untea States executed with
prompttude and despatch.
The only warehouse America for the sale ST Hou-
Qua cell drafted BLACK Tea. au2
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Bankrupt List.
2 SOUTHERN DIS1 RICT OF NEW YORK

William Nunns, pianofore manufacturer, ~ Y,
Oct. l. A
Russell E. Glover, shipmaster, Ny, Oct g.
Stephen w. West, stevadore, NY, Oct. l.
Asa. Perkins, tailor and reporter of fashions,
N. ", Oct. !.
George l.. Killsm, dry goods dealer, NY Oct L
Edward B. Huntington Gate firm Huntington IL
Coz MY, Oct. 1
Mason B. Browning, clerk, NY, Oct l.
Charles McWIlhams, Cairo, Greene Co, Oct L.
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DIsPENsARY 2ot,E Fulton street
" 0renwich-Dr. Morrison, Mvnbr al the Royal College
OF Surgeons London and formerly SWg, the British Ma
wy continues be consulted daily all decst.
and all those Distressing symptoms
aicious treatment and e impdent use iquac medicines
Dr. Nj. has bad experience of twenty Yeas treating
delicate all their various and implicated orms and
mild. safe and nfalibie substitute cIadica
patient risk restricting hun n susua diets por
suits while his medicines agreeable IN taste aud smell Per
lsrgemen,of the PROSTATE gland mpaned with much rr
aton and dull pain about these OF the
lucoces of maltre atent Dr. structures IN
tfc manner, promoting absor Of the thckentd scu's
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBiLITY.-Tho9sandso of young
suffering from tn consequences Of indulgence
destructive habit whose further injured from
the Of nostnsar pretended specifics, which stimulate
purely pathological pnncps and never Calls in establishing
cure-the strictes nonor and confidence observed
Letters suitable Tee Will
the correspondent full advice and diciI any part Of the
street Greenwich. au30 mslc
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Court Ca1ender-Nonday.
COMMON PLEAs.-Pdr Mos 8, II, SIS, 60
Par2-Nos. l3l, 2, 4. 1877, 1886, 26 2S, "a 4S. l2s.

|
FURTHER FROM HE FLoRIpA INDIANS ---MoRr
MAssAcREs- "A letter dated August a. 1872. sent
from Gen. Lew j. Knight to the Governor of Geor
gla says -On the llth inst a band of about forty
Indian warriors, well supplied with FIRE arms and
ammunition, invaded the county OF Lowndes killed
tive men, and MORALLY wounded six others Acct
dent seems TO have hndcred this from being mas
sdcre oi women and children, as il usual with such
wretches' FIVE men had gone out on a hunting
party; they were ambuscaded and three OF them
Killed The Indians proceeded to the nearest plaz-
tauofi, Killed white man aud negro, aDd NOR
ANY wounded another They fed, but were pur-
sued by force OF citizens gathered in moment,
ana overtaken near sunset battle ensued with
doubtful advantage, as the Indians were the strong
est: They were, however, driven INTO swamp.
Col, Worh's order, No 2s declaring that hosullues
within the territory of Florida had ceased bears date
the 18th of August three days after The massacre IN
Lowndes. His exploits have only caused few
wretcbes TO leave the peninsula OF Florida, where
they had white people 10 murder, Tor more
convenient stand our frontier, that The blood
of Georgia might still flow We have again and
again protested against this method of terminating
the war in Florida
VERY BAD NElGHBoRs --On the night of the 18th
inst The barns of Daniel Tlgue Esq and Abraham
Lone--ihc latter III the tenancy OF John H.rman
IN Cromwell township, Pennsvlyspia were destroy.
I'd yy FRI. The loss OF Mr. Tague is estimated M
S2,3n and that cf Mr. Hartman about 500 tits
siprosed that they wera set on fire Nv ncendiafie-
ihroneh malice. and Mrs Thompson, resident in
'he neighhSsbuod, and her son. young IDan about
twenty years ri agp, have been arrested on SUPP
uonW beng the ncendIanes, and committed for
Hiai. 90 q -Hti Ir.if - '.t ff'ffN i. III
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CHINESE LEMONIA.

N ENTIRELY and splendid article for the ToILEr
"A surprising agrancy article Of the hind that has
ever been introduced to this Every
will highly appreciate it indispensable family invgora
Also lavender, Pine Apple, Vanilla and Cologne, highly
sgrantogetheI with variety Of fragrant odors 1uid
form. sale whoesa. aud retail at the Depot of Health
and Strength so Canal street. door east Of Broadway.
2ws " RI WEIR
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TO THE LADIES.
STRAW GOODS

IT BENNETT, 80 John and nih William ,treets i'm.
porter and manufacturer OF Italian and English Straw
goods, respectfully informs his and the public in
general that he has hand splendid and extensive asso
sale at very much sdosed prices VIZ French and Eqah
Dunsabes, Italian Ruands Fancy ScheI aud Imperial Ga
sery fashionable and beautiful acle) fine Tuscans Albert
Straws, SC. &c
Also an entirely article, the White Siberian Han
Bonnet when Tor he summer all The
YET INTRODUCED being light durable white and beau
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..... SILK BANNEKS, &c.
HARRINGTON CO., 1893 Broadway, near Read street
Respectfully inform the Order of l. o. Of o. f. and their
TRENDS generally that they prepared orders
Tor Flags and Banners IN the style for beauty
durability and economy Silks made for the express
caon that will make the largest banners without dsgurng
with
Specimens and Designs be their
293 Broadway, or sent to any part Of the Union
For style design and execution of works Of the kind
Ter to the Gey's Banner No. H. l. o. of O. F. also
Greenwich, No 49, Harmony a. Covenant 35
H. also Military Companies and Sunday School Banners
the societies St. Nicholas New England, ST. George st An.
lrews, st David, &c sc.
WINDOW Shades great from 81 each the
and best, painted by the eminent artists.
Stained Glass, after the Of the ancens warranted
church windows and other public and private buildings
packet ships, store windows, sc sc.
limitations Of Stained Glass painted muslin for churc,
close imitation OF the real glasa very ung
expense, the glass obsed and painted in brilliant coors
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STOVES! SrOVES!!
BACKUS' PdIENT RAREFTE'

B-ACKUS' Pd1ENT -RAREFIER,
OR FRUGAL HOUSEWARMER.
THE Prcprieor, in offering this valuable the public
mcu wor Sns s I'm a
d no,Sas ga: IL the ing mild heat
TD s ssa so and dfase from dust,
%Osphs,s in places exposed to apartment pure and whole
s-TO lesson the risk of acct . Sand 70 unite with all
3. quickly kndd elegant t1 snd durable article
Ths sto,s oonnetsd Of the best quality Of Russa sheet
CYLINDER
ne Tsp heat Sns K. na
ne Innings , two Ta1ee radiators
continually rushing through the which left open
each end for that purpose carries great amount of arehed
The purity and solness Of The air in heated BY tins
wing. escens and spreads
air next The me
e ss S esy . d asle.s %
"enls Of 's'ns s M:aI BSw ssd
the % s ea"
in in this city. o. au2i iInsr
TO DEALERS IN BLACKING.
TRY 1T 60NCE-Ths Eureka Baekng-This is new ar.
all other kinds now - - -. q
polish half the usual labor required in the ofhe
1t fur her requisite long sought for in the
pecuary of the composition becoming hard dry,
Dealers Backing to call and receive sample
Of the article gratis Perfect satisfaction warranted every
|
Manufactured by JIM. JOHNSON, No. sprues,,,,
| =. - l.rf u 20 Near Nassau, New York.
The bm Of Burgess Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business future will be conducted by
aa27 lm*m J. NJ. J UNISON.
New YORK ALBANY Ran Roam COMPANY, -
s..sN -. ais. ~ II ..l. 2Park Place, New York.
fssp @ d. s
and Directors have directed call Of FIVE per
cent on the Capital stock Of the Company. payable the
Subscribers resident New York and Westchester will
their instalment Josiah Rch ~ Of the Fnaqc Com
miitee and Treasurer foI the Southern Dsc liz Front
ties Will pay their insamsns to iona Akin Taber of the Fl
Committee and Treasurer tn Middle Distric,
Pawlngs Subscnb resident in Rensselaer, county, will pay
their nstlments Jonas &. Heart the Finance Committee
and Treasurer of the Northern District his Office the city
Of Troy. .,,,..-..r m 49,, 1~- MN.
AIT sep5r Jos. T. BLOOMFIELD. Secretary.
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THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS o
THE AGE.
KENNEDY,S

COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
FOR The treatment and preservation OF the Hair the ONLY
nsble preservative against badness and certain
Tor all diseases 81 the scalp such r pca ponica &c.
Sc Ac including all affections. This article
p,red WIT great car by the inventor and proprietor himself
alter study OF ten during which his has been al
exclusively devoted to the Perfection OF this
article Tor the benefit Of the growth and beauty of the HAIR In
the mean time, nostrums intended for the purpose
have arisen md d d. while this cjoices in the full vgo
mauhoodand destnt live long fine head hair
duly priced its cleanliness and beauty admired Let
who have these desires but give single trial and he has
fears for the ult IL cnlv be appre-
GATED and when ap eatcd the prophet obtain
his reward roma discerning pabc and beorehe
is not afraid of getting OUT of patience.
Nearly FIVE hund ed certificates tes,if, its virtues
all for ch il intended be used from the
sighly Iespectabe mdiSuss in various the United
tor and manufacturer, No. Pine street New York
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Is 80 - So

Tic OF these ships suTpassed
bnng all that may be required for comfort The price OF
bin $780, Passengers will be supplied with
quisse, with the exception of wines and liquors.
Goods intended for these vessels will be forwarded BY the
subscribers other than the actually
Cured on them. For freight OF passage, apply
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
80 - ~ - -

iMsHsEs .ass4sks A3A2ks .$sS2Rl S2&e&
For cle Deter accommodation OF shippers intended TO
despatch ship from this port the lst kh 10Th 18th, Goth and
2t, ". each mouth, the 10th October and
sn, May, when regular days will be appointed for the
Gue Of the year. whereby delays and Disappearance
will during the summer months The following
ships will commence this arrangement
Snip AAZOQ, Captain Cornell.
Snip DC once, Captain Jackson.
ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain billiard
Snip LOUISVILLE, Captain Huat
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner.
Ship GASTON, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford
Ship OCMuLGEE, Captain Leaviu
Snip NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson
Ship MENfHIS Captain Knight. -
Ship LOUISA, Captain milford.
These ships al built the city of New York. express
for packets Of light draft of have recently been
WHY cpered and splendid order with Accommodations
passengers uneqed for comfort They commanded
by experienced masters who will every exesn to give
general satisfaction. They will all times be towed up
down the Mississippi by steamboats, 800
bic Tor ewery bulop precious stones silver plated
for any letters parcel package, by board Of
them. unless regular bills Of ladng taken for the same, and
the value thereon expressed.
Fer freight or passage, apply
e. X. COLLINS & co, IS South ST., or
HULLIN & WOODRUFF Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods their address,
The ships OF this line warranted TO sail pinctuay
yersed and will be taken have the goods
iy measured. M >
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REGULAR PACKETS.
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. 80,
10 akron New York the 18th and Livsrpooi on inc iSh
Of each month -.
M 50 g.; - 80 s.! @

si,ipp GARRICK Captain VIM skddy, 25h October.
Shin ROsCIUS, Captain John Collins. 18th November.
SHIN SIDDONS' Captai, T. B. Cobb, 25th December.
From LIVERPOOL
Shin ROSCUTS Captau John Collins 18th September.
sh,p siDDONs, Captain Z. Is. Cobb, 18th October
Ship SHERIDAN, Captain !. A pspeyster lsh Novem'r
SIM GA RllICK Captain VIM. Ssiddy, I3fh December.
Ties ships al ofhe FIRST class, upwards Of 1000 tons built
IN the cirv oi New such combine
res speed unusual comfort for Every
has been the arrangement OF their accommodations
The orice OF massage hence $780, for which ample i'll
be proyded These ships commanded by experienced
masters who will make general saisfac
Neither captains OF the shrs viii be response
BILE Tor any letters parcels packages by them unless
vuar bis Of ladne signed therefor.
yor freight passage, apply ~
E. K. COLLINS n co, SO South ST., New York,
WM. & JAS. BROWN 4 CO., Liverpool.
Letters the packets will DC aged i2 per single
sheet; per ounce and each s3ec
NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS.
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INVENTION NO. 9.

The second invention of modern times which would
respectfully call attention, is KENNEDY'S CELEBRATED
PREMIUM CHEMICAL HAIR DYE, the 6rst ever in.
vented in this country his article can be testified by
large number Of oral and verbal superior
TO thing of the kind imported from part the world
and rapidly supercedag all other nostum for changing the
color OF the hair and WHISPERS beautiful dark brown
black from fren, red other Objectionable color in
he above Hair Dye exhibited the Fair Of the Amer
can Institute held Nbo Garden and ed the first
mlum being superior orher exhibited Il be OBJ
tanned at the following places Bailey Ward Co. MAIDEN
Lane; Leary Co, Asto House; GO Bowery Walker:
$50 Bowery Bond street; Tiffany, Gourd Ellis 259
York. -
au3O lm*r GEORGE KENNEDY
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DATENTS-AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,
and Agency of the United States Patent Office, No. 20
State street Boston,
This Office been established in Boston for the past ten
and informed that all business relative
the of caveats specifications and drawings assign
ments and other papers, and procuring patents here
well expenses of journey Washington aud delay the
saved them Attendance altogether
model which may be by Handlers Express aud shor,
explanatory letter being sufficient Patents secured foreign
respecting them The facilities Of the subscriber, by his
extensive library books patent laws and
works. Sc, enables him afford evd and opinions for
suits at law, for inrugements &c. which would be difficult
ed to the Patent Office Washington, free of expense.
X H. EDDY Civil Engineer
The following extracted from letters of the Commissioner
Of Patents ~ 1888 :,
SIR - have the Of the high respect
entertain Of for So far Lave Il, ard
they have themselves satisfied with
and justice to yourself comps to the basincss Of
ii. L. EIEsWoRrH.
For all further information, apply 10 DAVID GARDINER
Agent Of Patent Office, No. "a Pine street. New York.
az lmsr
TRIAL OF BOOK SAFEST subscriber ms
Il duty contradict which has been circular ed thai
of Wde Patent Salanander Safes destroyed s
late tests of Safes, Coffee House Slp-as Wdr Paen,
newly Introduced called the Improved Sslamsnder Safe
All attempts TO an Improvement Wders Genuine Pro-
Peservers have failed The Of has
Destroyed by fire. They have withstood the
makers have been destroyed b. the heat less than
hUu The Safe tried aud Committees reports thereof
be the Ion Safe Store of the
place in the city where Wldes Patent Saamander Safe
be had, or made to order.
SILAS c. HERRING,
au29 lwd 1tw 1.9 Water street.
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Z3KNOXS CO san ...an ne oo,y reasoo that A
and noes ~ lhs cnsrn Boot sno hps Met, aa Canal st.
eonfas, corner o. Hudson ree-whe, mog every body
quality and srIl them prices the times ana 80. .s'
as fmos dc had found this ont IN .n ~
This should o. YET have found %, The store the sooner III.
snyIhae sned the boot and shoe Iins Of ans "
color Or quality, can be found here cheap - "
auzo imsr A. KNOX CO.. 90l Canal n p
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NEGRO THIEVES. The Minden (La.) Gazette OF
the Both says, that two white men were arrested
in this vicinity, having in their possession four fine
looking negroes whom they had deceived away from
a widow lady named Davis, residing in Chlcof
county, Arkansas. They were pursued by some
men from Chicot, who, alter few days hard iding.
came upon their camp below town al a branch
where they had encamped on Saturday night Tie
white men endeavored 10 escape by taking to III"
bushes, bat shot two from the nfcs of therpur-
suers soon caused them 10 cry for quarters They
were brought INFO town and imme diatey t0ned,
and are now on their way back from whence ibcy
came IN possession Of the negroes. Their Danits
are Anderson and Frenoe - t..s r, .1'n'
SHARKS IRE plentyat FIJI River and in te b.y
One was killed on rnur-d y afternoon, welgplag,
2o pounds, and measuring over seven lee' IN; IN
length. h'ifhi'.f aeHn ih
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BOOK BINDING.

The subscriber has resumed the above business and
will feel very grateful to his friends and the public for
a share of their patronage.
He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
every description ruled and bound to any pattern,
the materials and workmanship equal to any in the
niied States he will also execute orders for all
tinds of MACHINE RULING
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and at
sonable prices
OLD'BOOKS rebound MAPS mounted and var
nished, PORT FOLIOS of all sizes and descriptions
manu- featured to order.
xrParticuIar and personal attention will be paid to
orders for confidential work at the public offices or
elsewhere II
The subscriber having been for many years en-
gagged in the above business, and having practical
knowledge of the various branches feels perfectly safe
in assuring the public, that he will be able to execute
orders for every description Of work in style that
not fail to give satisfaction.
His Bindery is on the south side Of Pennsylvania
avenue between fourteenth and fifteenth streets oppo-
site the Post Office Department
JOHN A, BLAKE.
WASHINGTON, July 26th lS4l.
N B. All orders left at the Madsonan Office will
be promptly attended to. july u
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSlC.
lust received the following pieces OF New Music,
y at the old established Store two doors east OIL
18th street. w. flSohEh'
Bonnie Charlie, fayorite Scotch song.
The Woodland Call Duett, by Z, }. Loder.
The Poets Elegy-Weepfor star from our hrma-
ment taken-Lnes on the death OF Thomas
HAYNES Bayly, Esq, arranged for two voices
NV heart is in the yellow leaf by +. Weiland
NV soldier wears tartan plaid by j. Barnett
Fall of the Oak; words by G. Hill, Esq OF Wash
ton, music by J. II. Hewitt
Miss Lucy Long.
Shun not the village churchyard, Duet, written by
T. ii. Bayly, Esq
Kate Anderson, my Kate by n CROUCH.
Time was thy locks were brown, friend John; by
Z. J. Loder.
There's bliss in the morning of love- by j. A.
Wade
Wishes; by S Nelson.
Come Come! Soldier come !-Glee.
watch for thee Serenade, by II. Thomas.
Mothers love; words adapted to beautiful
German melody, and dedicated to "Amelia''
by W. C. Peters.
Farewell farewell! for the Guitar, by F. Weiland,
Swiss Girls Dream, do do
My fondest, my iaires,, do do
Sleep my child, do do
Be it folly or frenzy, do +. knlock
Merrily, merrily sounds the horn; for the Guitar.
I'll build for thee an altar; for the Guitar, by
ID. c. Yon.
L'nvitatione a la Chase; by G. Blessner.
Dream is past, arranged as quick step by +. Wei
Vienna Snipes Waltz by j. H. Cpl.
Quadrilles from Tampa, for two performers.
Hail Columbia with variations.
may "a