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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29
PuERLA, June 8. 1917.

PUEBLA, June 3, 1947
Kendall is unwell to write to you, and there
extraordinary express about leaving for Jalapa
concluded few lines even from stranger from this
interesting quarter might not prove unacceptable
Gen. Scott and staff with the dragons, train of
about forty wagons, Mr. Kendall, your humble servant
and particular quantity of adUentHrers, reached
Puebla the 9th ut, and on the 2Sth Gen. Twggss
division, with the big train; all of whom and which
combined with previous arrivals, give us force Of
about 6000 men, GOO wagons and 5000 horses and
mules Mai Cen Quitman and Mai. Gen Worth
had been possession of the thirteen days when
arrived. Two days ago it was thought Gen. Scott
would move Immediately on the capital, but think
this morning he will remain here three four weeks
the expiration of which time he will not only have
slightly increased his army but viii have all his hor
ses n good condition Santa Anna has resigned the
presidency, and the act excites much establishment
here. We have not been advised what action the
Congress has taken upon the subject. Many reasons
alleged for the resignation, but the most plausible
can devise his wish attest his popularity with
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29

PUEBLA, May 50, I54I
Intelligence was received yesterday from the city of
Mexico up to the day before the 2Sth. Santa Anna
on that day submitted to the Congress formal resig
nation OF his Office president terio, and the MEM
bers OF both houses went at into session. to deb
crate upon the matter.
The result of the new election for President is not
yet known but the opinion gains ground that Herrera
will be the successful candidate.
There are no troops between this and the city of
Mexico, nor are there any Notifications in process of
construction either at Rio Fro, or FL Penon. What
with the National Guard the Indians under Alvarez,
the Guanaluato troops under Cortazar and the odds
and ends under Valencia and other generals there
may be some 25 900 badly armed and equipped at the
capitol. All was doubt, hesitation and confusion
among the officers and no one knew wha: to do. This
is the latest and most reliable intelligence.
In haste, G.w.K
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29
VERA Cruz. June Ia. 1887

Gentlemen-It is impossible to tell precisely
when a steamer will leave for your city, but in
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29

Edgdr.-Sweet marjoram.
Ledr-PASS! ..-
This was probably the "watchword and re-
ply Of Polk and Santa Ann. Sweet marjoram
is the symbolic language of the unipedal Mex
lean meaning three Millions.-North Ameri-
cas-. .r
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29

CtALT.-3O0 bbls. Kanawha Salt No. l. for sale
- lower than the agent can sell, by
je o. C.. NJ. GRIFFITH.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29

DLANES, &c.-A full supply Of bench and other
il Planes, on handy Ge26l en-. GRIFFITH.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29

WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.
AgA. i'll. BTTTROLFF begs leave e9@Ss
so to inform the citizens of Evans - ~
vile and the public generally that he has recruited his
stock of WATcHEs, JEwELRY, FANCY ARTICLES &C.,
and can offer them at lower prices than they be
purchased at retail in the Eastern cities. His stock
consits in part Of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches
Fine Gold and Silver Spectacles;
Fine Gold Fob and Guard Chains;
Gold Watch Keys
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens;
Fine Gold Earrings and Breastpins, great variety
Gold Finger Rings-some rich and rare
Fine Pearl and Tortoishell Card Cases;
A beautiful assortment of Fans;
Shirt Studs with and without Sets;
Coral beads and Necklaces;
Fine pocket and pen Knives;
Silver Thimbles-Silver Spoons;
An assortment of Clocks, &c.
And every thing else to be found in his line which
he is DESTROYS to show to the ladies and gentlemen
wanting such articles satisfied that he can please
in both article and price.
N. B. Watches repaired at short notice. [my25 Sm
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29
MATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

CsTONEWARE.-Afe few 900 gals. still on hand
Dat reduced prceby [je26l c. NJ. GRIFFITH
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-29
G. WI. GRIFFITH.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in American,
English & German Hardware & Cutlery.

Nam Street, EUdasUille, Ind.
THE subscriber has on hand and is
now opening large and general Z
assortment of American, English and q
German Hardware and Cutlery, tot
which the attention of Country Merchants
and the trade is invited His stock is well
assorted and of direct importation. His
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-21

The friends Of the fsey are .sspsctully invited to at
tend her funeral Friday afternoon at O'Clock. from
her late residence corner ofJackson and Msisha streets
Brooklyn
On the goth inst, Mira AerEs MELylLLk, wife Of Alex
Melville, native of Fifeshre, Scotland, after long
Illness aged S. years.
The friends the family requested 10 attend her
une from their residence, 2sh street and 10th
avenue, to Trinity Cemetery at loh o'clock A. N on
Friday, the 22d inst
On the goth inst. Of consumption JAMES r. d. CH,L.
LIKowohrH, In the 2Sd year Of his age
His relatives and friends and those of his uncle Iamas
NJ Ryan. as also the compsny Of Tompkns Blues are in
vted TO attend his funeral frsm the residence of his
Friday, 22d inst, at l21f O'Clock va
At Fordham, Westchester county 18th inst Nrs
MANI relict of Patrick Shay, aged %
In Stratham, Mrs. Dr. soaAH WIosIr ared "a wif. If
Mr.. Jewett Wiggn. ~ "
In Hopkinton, ?6th ult Mr. SAMUEL GoppARp aped AZ
years and months He was revolutionary pensionar
and aNer leaving egaces to his widow and some nephe
ordered the residue to be divided equally between the
Education Society and Home Missionary Society
In Portland 10th inst, widow JuprrH LowELI formsr
ly Of this town. aged II. '''A'''
On the 18th instant, at Paterson N J P,rrR he :,
CnoI ESQ., aged 81 years. long resident Of Annapolis
Nova Scotia. " '"'fo''s'
ION the 18th inst, at his residence Rhnebeck Dntchea
co, PETER r. LvINGsroN in the sist wear of hi, ooa
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MONEY MARKET.

"wednesday, Jan. 2O-S p. M.
Inc STOCK market opened rather more buoysnt than
usual this morning. and prices improved fraction all
round' Harlem went up half per cent Norwich and
worcester ~ Morris Canal q Canton r. Farmers Loan
u, u s. os 1885, q. Long Island closed firm at yester
days prices. vicksburg fell ofX
At the second board Harlem fell of Ia! There was
meeting OF the directors of the Harlem Railroad Com
Pany TINS aiternoon, to act upon propositions
winch nave ossn made IN relation to q loan We have
NOT heard the result OF their deliberations but would
ss the shorts in this stock to keep their eyes and ears
wide open.
Ths ssamsns Bank for Savings, has declared the
usual dividend, payable on the 18th inst.
Inc bank Of Mobile has declared q semi annual dvi.
asnd OF two and half per cent payable at the Msr.
chants bank In this city.
We are grathed to perceive that the Harlem Railroad
mas been completed to Newcastle Cornsrs-forty two
miles from the City Hal-and that the cars will COM
msncs running to and from that place on Monday
next We are also informed that the superstructure
dt to the Bedford station, about three miles further
and that the iron will be put down all next week, 40
mat the cars will run to that place In about ten DAVIS
The grading, bridges and masonry are all finished to
ana immediately upon tho opening of the spring
me whole road through Westchester county will be
finished The manner in which the nav norton ~ .h,,
road has been built universally red to be equal
70 any constructed in this country and we trust soon 10
see 1t extended through to Albany,
Inc receipts Of the Old Colony Railroad In wear
end'ng Nov 10, 1896 were $la6,7I and the expenses
$saso-nst earnings sss 4sl Two dividends of three
per cent each took $50 oO and balance of So 4s was
len In hands.
The meeting Of the Boston stockholders In the Lour
Island Railroad Company, to which we alluded yestsr
ey' was hold in that city on Monday afternoon and
much discussion had in reference to ts affairs especially
me amount OF debt committee was appointed to re
port at nadourned meeting. II appeared to be settled
that the debt Is little over half million of dollars In the
year ending last August the receipts, including The
ooa were squalto expenditures with seven or eight
thousand dollars Since August gain Of 20 psr cent has
been realized in receipts.
The following table, compiled from the records In the
Receivers Office, will show the number Of acres enter
Cd and the amount Of money received at the Milwaukee
Land ONCE, for each month during the laswo years -
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AFFAIRS IN WAeHiN0TO ON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
&C., &c., &c.
TELECR APHIC,

WAsairoros, Jan 20, lsAT.

WAsaIreros, Jan 20, lsAT.
senate.
sundry uninpcrtant resolutions of enquiry wors dis
posed Of
memorial was presented from citizens OF The District
Oh columbus, praying that convict labor DO not employed
in the construction o. the Smithsonian buildings
After disrOsiug OF several other unimportant matters
the consideration Of the bill to increase the army was
sumed, and long debate ensued
An amendment, offered yesterday by Mr.. Corwin, was
adopted 20 to 49, which gives 100 of land to snch
- serve than year In the war; and acres to
those serving less than one year.
Debate then ensued on an amendment offered By Mr.
flanagan to appoint Chsplains for the army pending
which the Senate adjourned.
wAsHIrsror, Jsn 20. lsA7.
House Of Keprese ntativss.
The resolution offered by C. j. Ingsrsoll for printing
i've thousand copies Of the report of the last sessions
Committee on Foreign Relations the war with Msx
CO, was adopted
The bill to extend the act INCORPORATING the CITY Of
Washington passed.
Bills reported making appropriations for rsvolu-
honary pensions and for the military Academy at West
Point to provide for the deposit Of moneys received
from customs and lands and the payment of persons col
lecng the same; TO establish court at Key West; ma
king further provisions for intercourse between the
United States and foreign nations; making spproprs.
uohs 'o' cohPehsauon Penslon agents. MAKING
visions for improvements in the Missssippi and other
rivers; authorizing the purchase and publication of the
manuscripts AMI letters of the late Thomas jefferson
amendments to the several acts relating patents to
Revise the consular system; to carry into effect certain
treaties with China All these bills read twice and
referred.
RESOLUTIONS adopted calling on the President for
the names of members of Congress serving in the war
with Mexico, and by whom commissioned; calling
departments to furnish communications relative the
public expenditures, with all information necessary for
the discharge Of duties and requiring that paper taken
from the folding room BY members be charged to them
bill declaring the assent OF Congress to certain
States to impose taxes public lands after sale
passed.
The indian appropriation bill taken up in commit
tee Of the whole reported to the House and passsd
The House went into committee Of the whole the
naval appropriation bill.
Mr. CuLvrR addressed the committee, and Mr. Sawyer
followed.
The committee 70 So, reported progress and the House
adjourned
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IT,, JAMES EDrrss. aged 10 years,

months, days.
The friends Of the family aud the members of Columbia
Lodge No al fully invited to attend hs funs
dsnce, No $50 West dth street.
On sday the 10th inst, after lingering Illness
her age. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-21

GREAT BARGAINS
IN HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
A L sTEWART co. have for ,ale very Urge lot
"a ofnen sheetugs damssk table cloths and napkins
dsmasks and diapers the piece ucks toweiings
blesched cottons, hannes Blankets quilts couaterpanos
mites and white musns OF every description prices
greatly below the of importation.
The above goods ofthe best quality such they
can confidently recommend Tor and durability and
they offered at extremely low prices in order make
room for an entirely stock which they intend open in
Spring. BROADWAY X READE sT
Al2 2wisrrc
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arrlSd,


=, On Saturday, 18th inst, by the Rev. DIR. Bigsr, Mr.
TRroy OF the Olympic Theatre, 10 Miss JaNr H. Orr,
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YzJS,OJI W
We trust these Institutions will maintain the position
they now occupy ond that every effort will be made to
purge the State Of those rotten and swndling concerns
which have 80 long been to the State The pub
lie debt Of Michigan has been very materially diminish
cd, the public credit is rapidly improving and if the
banking system becomes purified nothing 10 pre-.
vent that state from taking very high position among
others Of the Union in relation to Its finances
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- TO r He
--LATEST MOMENT.
Il L e q II APHIC.

WARRINGTON, jan 90 1877
We have no mail south of Richmond. Nc news ei
the election Of Virginia Senator to-day
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MILwAuKIr LAND SAIrs
3sI,254 Ssss,755

1t will be too, that the Milwaukee Land distrct
alone has yielded to the government, during the last
year, revenue of nearly half million Of dollars.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
Michigan Insurance Company of Detroit on the 18th Of
December as reported to the Governor by the Attorney
General -
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Liabilities.

The banks Of Michigan, generally do enjoy very
favorable reputation. There has been many of the
wild cat order which have exploded and ruined 30
many individuals that it Is very difficult thing
to get up confidence in any of the Institutions Of
that State. The Michigan Insurance Company OPP.
pears to be In very sound condition, and SO
long as 1t presents appearance similar to that
given in this report there will be danger of an
explosion The banks Of Michigan, now In existence ,
mus be conducted very iudicously for long time be-
fore they can revive the credit of the banking system
Of that State do away with the character the opera.
tons of so many swindling Hnancisrs have given it,
The report of the Michigan State Bank presents very
sound and satisfactory condition.
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THISTLE BALL.

THE Second Ball of the Thistle Associaon 10 announced
10 take place on the evening OF Thursday, 3st ins
Castle Garden From the that being made
render only Of the attractive but the
interesting Ball Of the have hesitation
serng that the expectation Of citizens
fully realized may not perh ps be unntere sting the
public % know that the noble and phenthropc
which the Association based 10 Charity that in the
distribution Of the funds the society, distcou COM
creed permitted officers the perfo
nance OF the sacred duty which the Office Of
poses upon them Those who have hitherto enjoyed the
pleasure and satisfaction which The Thistle Balls hive beep
80 remarkable for mpaning, will II endorse sent.
mens aud that predicting that the forthcoming Ball will
be found in degree sustain the well deserved
reputation IL the Association. jlOto i2I re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-21
DIR. kELLINGER,S

DK. KELLIN(IER'S
H. lNFALLIBLE LlNIMENr is warranted To
~ <cure sores and ulcers Of a few days
4.lt acts like magic In removing matism and ali
other pans One two doses certain relieve bilious
choc diaIrhea %c, as is taken 1t is perfectly delight
iul IN its od0r and haver IL is universally TO
be the eest family medicine offered the public Prics
80 cents per bottle.
Sold apo street, Of bowery Broomc; ID
avenue and Oh drug Dr. Buetts boy
II Imaf = -
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.

THE ONLY TRUE SONG.
~ AhCHY GRlEVE, the real caterer Of icy and
singing Birds, has hand and prepared TO offer
~ the best selection yet offered American public
Selected without regard TO price from every quarter
Of the Globe. Amongst the following will be found the
most choice description Of fancy long and varied Canary
breeding cage. made expressly after his desgny Also,
;srptoa Of barn door Fowls; Ducks Geese English and
land King Charles Spane, French and Spanish Poodes
Italian Grey Hounds and every other Of and
Birds, &c. &c. ~ "
Is Every variety OF 81 d Seeds. Cages Sc
81 Letters, postpaid viii at ali times with prompt
attention rom A GRlEVE, No. 5John street, New York.
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~ r,,r !. ,x,,r. January 10th, l8t7.
A 1.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION held al the ONCE on
S9naay, Iith INST the following named gentlemen ere
eec.ge DecI0fs OF ms Company Tor the ensuing year
William w Fox, Joseph Waiker 49,
cohn raimer, Thomas w PearsaII.
losePh Nernochan, Gardiner q. Rowland,
nGsn 1N'or tr ,ncis Grimm,
David MADDEN, John w. Livingston,
Elisha Riggs, J: Phillips Phoenix, and
Guy Richards.
subsequent meeting Of the Board of Directors W IL.
ILAM w. FOX was unanimously reelected Presideut-
j2 ltr - '>''"'"'''
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Aucr,,,S NOTICES.

/ n BOYLE
w iii SILL: AZ AUCTION. at No 20 ksade sueet. all
Pier Gissas RI n"r r@aSs s9a's.s Of Ul raRTs,
Rsd.tsrds ,s,r Msss aud rsls,ers &c a. 10 ociock on
No.ise-A p, SON, having y. claims inst Mrs. NJ l.
iaO as'ro MRS NJ. L. ROBERTS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
Finn Welae Also, smsll Ho1,s. oa the Filth If,
J.srsisTe ~ ''' shADIssiY see Greenwich st.
FOR SALE.
..as rss story Ssk font House, on rss 'front.'
ana frame haldlgs p ns ss res Ss Terms easy
LtS fds 4 }es !" fos1 ZOE Amy It. y 81 & Q
TO sE DISPOSED OF, WITH IMMEDIATE POS.
SESSION.
81 4 stoTo located Of the first aud most ashIon-
s,e b ,n919a sares engaged IN he Sega. trade AID
.s us 10 f ssps sV
ss sane s@ DO had until May next and for The
SINAI, capital en- opportunity like present seldom 70
XII a s es I. S%.S
fsa and @ S WIKI ria s sSss. dss
FOR SALE IN BOOKLYN.
nf sa SsqS ps. o.y y % Ts,ders ..
yes, sss s1ss 70 che dwelling which Oay three
;"S, ps1sl, %,Snsr Iep.e With
, n o s iss a o1 By q dep
kitchen md oR %s 's ce:s Ts
the garden being asteuliy laid and
there carriage sed honss sad and s
whole property nirabiy adapted Tor the residence Of
HDaasss no. 3 Wall ASGs Tor g III R1.fa
VALUABLE TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.
- That well known Tavern Stand in the village of
E Youngstown, and town Of and county OF Co.
IL now for sale ' "s"'
The tavern the only the village Of Johnstown il
and pa: srs e
Attached 70 the above acres of the best
reasonable terms - " " N'NS''N
For further particulars enquire of
HARRIET SMITH, or
-. ROBERT A. RORABACK
AdminIsrstrix and Administrator OF A. j. Smith decd
Living ton. Jan 10, 1917. in 2tsrc
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Z n attention OF Black aud White Smiths Rlachinists
&C., Is called TO Rare Chance step establish
% business ON terms the compelled
TO leave en- Of heah For further information
inquire at +43f Pearl street. A. SAMSON
ilo3tSrc
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RAGS BOUGHTL
| PERSSE & BROOKS
iHh Ts--ds7 Nassau street
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PIANO FOR SALE
r A splendid PIANO of seven oc,ayes
Tor sale cheap the has more use
Yx4 ixforh Can be seen between 10 o'clock A. NJ
snd O'Clock r. NJ, at uNo. l Centre Market
place j2l Stare
JOHNSON'o BIRD STORE,
No. $50 Broad,oay, I'd door from, Steaoart's
Se~e> LONG BREED CANARIES.-In addition to nv
Vcsrge stock have pur chased lots, very fine
H%neh would hks the public 70 call and see Bird
invited to hear them sing in the evening till sPM by
- w. g. JOHNSON, $50 Broadway,
o3l 4w"rc I'd door from Stewards
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MINCE PIE
DUBLlSNEO THIS DAY, a book entitled "Niince Pie for
the Miliicn containing over 400 eugravings and 2ss
pages full OF the wild and wonderful and witty
Prce Only rs centi to the Idle Hour Book "
but entirely different from that odd volume.
Also just published Leaflets Of the Hall Room being
complete instIuctor in the celebrated Polka Qusdes with
the music OF the R.dows Wsltf-prce l2x cents
TUnNkR x FISHER,
-, ~ Chatham street.
VALENTINFS-The most extensive assortn. emf in Anne
hcs on the owe Of completion Send along your orders
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PLUNKET 8. PAKDESSUS,

PLUNkET & P-AKDESSUS,
NO R3x FULTON STREET
C& Sell al excellent hat 81 90 and only charge 81
S~rier ! Inst QUALITY MoIIsKIH AND NuTRIA HArs.
EE.-PLUSkETT PARDESSUS warrant their frat
quality hints ODE equal The least those Of other
and assure the public that would be utterly
impossible 10 sell SUCH ARTICLE price than
xJO d21 lmsrc
NUNNS 4 FiSCHERZ
WOULD call the Of friends and the public
W ut their Mandatory and Wsreroom, 40 Greenwich
street. to their Piano Eoues They
are the most fashionable and newest patterns ~
~ b. Pianos with Coleman's Patent Aghan IN.
d2g InS " ->"''A'"-"'
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CUSTOM HOUSE, New York, )
Collectors Office, Jan. 20, IslT.
NnT,rE

Two comply in the provisions Of the 4th section of the
warehouse law, aud with treasury in cnnfor-
my i has come ecessaryo require trpcite
ey OF all goods warehoused withdrawn Importers
therefore Iespsc fully requested present trp
cate, whether for warehou.ing withdrawal.
JSl e. w LAWAE~C CoIlector
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PRACTICAL BOOK. KEEPING,


No SO Cedar street
Nh e MARSH, Accountant, author Of the Science
w OF Double Entry, Bookkeeping Simpiifed," and the
Ar OF Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues to
Course OF nstrueonThe prp lic is respectfully ufo,-
gu and assured that the plan pursued by M Marsh teach
ing ths important branch truly of practice IN
Keeping books rather than ofecures
The pup becomes familiar, from actual use, with ali the
books constituting set, and of good capacity will
oy TINS course become competent bookkecper in about
one month and will receive certificate to that effect
Trsspectusrs with terms, can be obtained az the
trom - VI. IN OF. NJ. dl2 I'm rh
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ACCORDION TAUGHT
JACOBS teaches the Accordion thoroughly IA "a lea.
-. thai the novice become good player In
very short space OF He only one 10 the civ who
has as well theoretical this
uler instrument in all itt branches. ~
For terms apply at the Accordion aud Musical instrument
Depot, s. Chatham street.
Accordons tuned and repaired aud music for the same
iait liner
ACCORDEONS, MELODEONS, AND MUSIC
BOXES
TIE sob,eI,bsf MsuuhstoreI and Importer Of Musical
deon' Meodeons and Musical Boxes aud al Liads mus,
cal Instruments
EDWARD BACK,
dis lm-rh ~ Fulton At, cor OF Gold 81
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ELOCUTHON
NJ r. GEORGE VANDENHOFF has resumed his in
M sucuons; and Is prepared 10 receive classes and pr
II Leonard street iIs2wxrh