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LlCHT!-LIGHT!!

COMMITTING NEW and Just the thing for every family
= recurring Light and cheap, too, that every one, Hcn
and moor can buy it. It's neat CANDl ESIlCh, max
in and wckng It's own Candles out Of Ialow, Lard or
any Grease that viii burn BY simply turning ing Of
the CaHdlsstiCk, beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLF! Is
forced out Of the top and any desired length you wish
from ouaiuca to two feet IN height.
L. 1t ami simple as common candI5sLck5 COhse
ouenty may bemansged By child.
z y means this you convert all your refuse grease
into caRde and thus obtain light from o3 cents week
g. The wick dry and smooth, thus vibration or thicker
ing OF the flame, bat burns Ikea sperm candle. -
J. The wick may be changed without at ali disturbing the
candle il too large pat IN small one' or 700 small
large one. d,
s. You coli in the bottom OF the candle maker Or candle
sufficient last five weeks, where Il re-
mars out of sight and out of the way.
g. YOWmay keep yOgr candle at the same heght al Inc
time for ten yeaf5-no stumps pieces lett
Requires replanishng with grease or Lalio% once wek
Ne splitting of grease il It falls turns over butas neal
" and cleany as any lady C0Hld desire
20 .itGauHOt get out OF order. -,
H. In proof Of their superiority utility and neatness, the
immense lumber sold sufficient The price Is uniform and
tesame ali over the United states and the article requires
only 10 be- seen 10 convince the most ncseduous OF the tore
going facts No family viii be without them who scrape
together the small price ASKED
With a small capital an active business man can MAKE a
quick and proita operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling thisa e in territory where 1t has not yet been
sold Persons who desire 20 embark neat, pleasant and
highly lucrative business invited TO call at our ONCE
No SIS PERJ}TDO Street North side, between st. Chaei
and CaIondelet streets. New Orleans.
The monopoly of the city of n ew Orleans and States
Louisiana Georgia North Carolina and Arkansas for tht
sale Of this article Otee and Proposals VIII be received
Tor the manufacturing iBe city ct New Orleans, Tor th
nRs ~ r r. MYERS s. CO
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
4Et DEE3RT,GfN' Mt

r.7ITE !, ECTi5T Is and E0GRSE Gf INSTRUCTION
in this Department will commence on the SECoN2
May. They intended to embrace he most important
branches of the and CtUH Lam PubLSc' ItsrRG-
Lectures viii be svs5 upon the yanous branches and
T60se bg Pp9ilssof HGgRY A BULLARp viii embrace
L The history OF the Roman Law, from the earnest nes
H. An analysis Of the genera PnncPe OF me roman ISu
Law according the most approved method OF the Ter
Isd With the Roman Law and The Codes Of France and
spain " An outline of the Land Titles IN Louisiana,
whether derived from France, SPAN or the nted states
Those by Professor THEuDORE H. MCCALEB, will treat
Of l. Admiralty anL Maritime Law, embracing the rights
and obligations of Masters and Mariners. Collisions ana
SIFfaT Manners Contracts Name insurance and Hy
notifications and contracts Maritime Services IN building
Repairing and Supplying ct shP5, Il tnted4gLon Id"
the absolute rights Of States international nights OF States
Private International Law I'll The Jurisdiction Of the
Courts Of the United States embracing the OHginal aIH i
Rellafe jurisdiction OF The supreme ana TGL ~ Us
the Original Jurisdiction OF the District Courts as touTso
Revenue and as Pnze and Instance Courts OF admiralty.
Commercial Law it relates 10 Nerga te PerS0ns Aier-
g T Property and G f 1 s she FIse P5neRp
and Corporations of Principal and Agents, nf Bills OF EN
change and Pronissory Notes and Shppug. OF Bame1ts
and Contracts with Carriers, Contracts Of Adeghtmen by
Charter party aud for Conveyanee IN EensTi ship OF
Freight Jeson and Avefaee; Salvage ana insurance
of Sale Guarantie Liens and Stoppsge IN TansItu etc
H. The Criminal Law and Practice u Courts OF criminal
Professor THOMAS B. MONROE, viii Lecture upon: l.
The Common Law and EQUITY jurisprudence ana lIactce
Peadings IN ClvII Gases at Common Law COsH
tutiOnal Law e,
Chief Justice EusTIs will deliver series OF Lectures on
the Rights Of Persons and the Conflict OF Laws.
CHRISTIAN R0sELIUs, EsQ viii assist as Adjunct FRO
| lesser in the Department of the Civil Law.
Students viii be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
/ OF good moral character. r. 49,,
The degree Of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only on
those who shall have attended two Courses Of Lectues OF
one m coulse after having studied at least in the
office of Counsellor at Law and after strC. examination
by all the Professors During the Course there will be tle
There viii be organized also Moot Court which VIII be
holden once every week presided BY OF the Pro
a The price of Tickets for the Course fixed al 500
/ or SO for each Professor
/ New OrIoaps lime 1913 Ie5 On
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KAREN LANGUAGE-There are in the Ber
language nine vowels. each Of which is prom w.
with six different infections, and each idery,
expressing a different meaning. Sevente myS
twenty-five consonauls are trilled, slurred
nounced with compound sounds, so az
thirty-eight more different infections.
pound sounds are wholly unlike any tllkeeping,
western languages so much So that 1t lin iHCS SD 81
Bile for one who has heard only these, d TOngs
correct conception of them. They aw.nr
most difficult to pronounce correctly. I"NNH'
with close application for seven mon Tea and
four missionaries have acquired sufiicl
edge of the language to conduct the ser'Hu Iron
tive public worship with native Christia. Pals,
order to speak with lluency and undersia
ease it is necessary TO have many years od
course with the natives Macedonian.
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AWr[rMGs- TARPAuLINs. ETC.

lie subscribe would respectfully inform his friends and
Tie citizens Of New Orleans that he stu contlng5S u 70
IR4AIE 4 HNLNGS, for Stores, steamboats,, Offices,
Eaene etc, etc lie also manutactareT every DESCRIPTION
r Military Tents TaDauns and bray, Wagon, and b0Tse
CoveIs al the shortest notice Particular attention will be
paid to Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, ETC. ~
As ee has been great deal SAID within the last year or
So about what some parties enormously call WATER
PROBING the subscriber OeE his services IN That capacity
for small compensation and those of his customers who
would prefer saving the expense bv doing it themselves he
wild cheernIy give the receipt whChln itself Is very SIMPLE
and vel most in preventing TOT or mdew any article
of cloth or that may be exposed tn wet or damp
A n orders left on my slate al the Clothing store OF
ALFRED ATIJNROE 4 co. will meet wit prompt at
taTtion n1bF8 I'm Il. CASSIDY.
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A BATTLE-The military were called out
Monday To 90 to the summit section OF u
Cheshire railroad 10 quell an emeute among the Irish
Iaborers of serious character. quarrel which had
been brewing for some time, between the CORR ana
Limerick men at work adjoining sections, led 10
A concerted attack about noon, by the Corkonlans-
nearly two hundred in number, armed with guns
upon the shantees of the Limericks. The latter
being partially prepared, fight, in which the par
ties were drawn up in array opposite each other,
and about two hundred feet apart, was the result
Repeated volIeys were discharged at each other, by
which one man was killed and two others badly
wounded of the attacking party, Some Others
had balls through their clothes and the lives OF many
were in much peril, including that Of Capt Par
mele, the contractor, who was for some time be-
tween the fires of the parties, trying TO stop the
afTray Tie Limerick men-the weaker party
were driven back and the men who made
the attack entered the shantees, broke up and de-
stroved stoves, tables, lookng-glasses, furniture,
trunks &c and stole various amounts Of money
before retiring. Before the sheriff and military
arrived at the scene of strife all was quiet, "a usual
ON such occasions, and those most guilty had secret
ed themselves in the woods. Measures We're taken
to arrest the offenders, and in the course of the
night about forty were brought down and put IN
iail for examination and trial. party renamed
on the summit during the night. The great body
of the rioters are still in the woods and have been
firing guns near the shantees. Efforts are making
TO arrest or drive them into Vermont The teud -
of such character that the two parties cannot
! again work in the vicinity Of each oLher-hesHe
/ IN H. Sentinel
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- rs HAIR TONIC.

,,,re. hErepaTafion eEcites the scalp TOT new and
~ EaiaP; ci7anses i from seur and dandfati pre-
hedty ~ n falling of; those erupuye diseases
Yelt3 Lif a Jar upon the head, and maoniy OF eases
%aGh otsf aroHh OF NEW HAIR. 1t also gives the dalr
pIG'eei ud beautiful appearance unequaied by any
a Al stOIIsy he kind - - i,
otfeF a ajrssGie MEXICAN HAIR DYE-Wauantel, II
EacconlinE 0the directions, to change the HAN
Sety color to a beautiful GGbar or perfectly &c
5 l5L ~ ut staining the skin.
6tgc6K WIS EGIJE PIIIIS--A positive cure for Fever
- These Pills are warranted 10 cure Fever ano
ana = when the directions are followed and cure Is
~ Is ied, the money vii be returned ,,I1, . on
ho1 Fer sale By n. jaws u ".
If corner Magazine and Common streets
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pT57T.6TT,7 4IA wHEELwRIGHTs woaE.
IIANUFACFORY,

THE Patronage that has been extended TO US so very 6eT-
L ally the last seven years while in Com 81 ssS u
mon street hasiuduced Us the ia$t summer EStgs s
10 erect large building expressly Tor manu- tfTES
featuring and repairing Ca REiaGt!c.-- 49,
We have now one OF the largest shops IN the Southern
ountrv and are prepared with good Northern worEnen
and the best Of materials build any style OF carnage 70
Grdgr and guarantee them years if used IN the country
We are also better prepared than before tor repairing
Carriages and can restore them almost 10 e OHgInai 0ey
md durability, although apparently worn out and useless
also keep on hand an assortment OF NEW 2nG SECOND
EANp CARRIAGES which viii be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
tsEen in trade for New ones We invite the astsa ION Of
those wanng New Carriages, their Old ones rea9d 10
cali at our aiqnufactoy and Repository and Judge Tor them
selves al tho r,rte-0 Of C4R.4HiER and C.1ROFI(EL.EI
Sty5t, n.x DOR to ne Office OF the Commercial w aJef
Works esrCa t3.e st. Chagies H0tel New Orleans;
les TN MAI iui'FVS * ILL., ~ IN
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DAILY REsCENT.

Poetic al SCRAPS.
SHORT SERMON
C,ur in yyes Z in life is naked aRdhare:
. 0Tr nr5rrSs through life is tToubS and care
0Tr q rs 4 oat of it we know not Where
RTt doinT well here we shall do well Btere
could lot tell more by preaching year,
%IORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.
(Vr,t sense and the world will o eToOk It,
Nautteelng-twl find some excuse
Ri # The world knows you want money,
YOU'RE certain TO get It's abuse.
fbe Risest advice in existence,
Isne'er on its kindness to call
4 Tie best way to get its assistance,
Is-show you don't need 1t all
PART OF AN EPITAPH.
But sickness and affection Is trials sent
BY the will of wise creation,
fAnd always ought to be underwent.
T With fortitude and resignation.
7 Then mourn not for your partner death,
But TO submit endeyyer
For spOSen she hadn' I died so soon.
She couldn' lived forever
There's not a heath however rude,
But hath some little flower
To brighten up ITS solitude,
And scent the evening hour.
There's not heart, however cast
By gnef and sorrow down,
But hath some memory OF the past
To love and call his own.
FORGIVENESS.
The sandal-tree perfumes, when nven,
The axe that laid 1t low
Let man. who hopes TO be forgiven,
Forgive and bless his foe.
They say thine eyes. like sunny skies,
Thy chief attraction form;
/ see no sunshine in those eyes
They take one all by storm
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suRFMER REsIDENoI.L - -. =. -. =.

= 7i7.,S3 RESIDENCE at Man
81 q deiigbtlaI 81 brpents fronting the Lake by
E5sSa devle, measuring tHth-a!l fenced in. The in
L. twelve atpehJs IN I'D substantial Frame Dwelling
f2f sne ! co9ss galleries in front and rear
Two Ga9neLs ki!ehen for visiters having two large
gooa D9GGing 9nlt n etc On the premises tine
rooms WIN gaieTy Sire IS probably at Nandeve, aud
Spnng. the only one fne and beautiful Flower Par.
front CT the ,itE an the Furniture COVE
teIEe. The property So'' "-''
loseS aces, et liberal and full particulars, apply to
FcT FERNS ,W3LEiSS5N 3 BONNEVAI,, II GravieF st.
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COMMERCE OF SALEM.-The Salem Advertiser
publishes a tabular statement Of the number of yes
sells owned at that port with their class and ton
mage. From this table we learn that the number
of ships owned there is 20 the number of barks %;
the number Of bngs 16; the number of schooners
43 the number Of sloops 3; and the number Of
yachts 10 Whole number $50.
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DELTc HFFUL SUMMER RslDAN0H'

Al LEW ISSO E19lsasureS half arDent
4 T PRIVATE SAIE.-iEhe land dent6 To- S,lzgN
"A font to the Lake, by u arpents Eoi-,6m Ezss1
gether with all the Improvements TN re-vgnty' kEszh
lrsng good dwelling house. Ky in and in frst-rate
rooms stable etc ETC., all well tee nssfnrethe whole
prler In font 81 the dwelling is otbsT beauf1I tees
well surrounded by fine lige-oak r. al oar office TEENS
The plan OF said property can b5
very liberal. - EyAJ, g. Grayier ST.
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ScoTCH VALoR.-SOme time ago, sailor who
had belonged 10 her Majesty's navy, went one Sun
day to the kirk in his native town Of Kirkcaldy
where he behaved with great propriety, until the
minister read his te@t, which was as follows =
$ Who will 90 with US TO the battle OF RAMON
Gilead The sailor having crammed qqid OF TO-
hacco INTO his cheek rose up put on his hat, then
looking about him, and seeing nobody moving, ex-,
claimed, You cowardy lubbers-will none OF
YOU 90 Blast my eyes, I'll go for one . So out
he went giving three cheers at the door, to the
anazenent Of all present.
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1T generally known that the heautft 9 N
I STAINING IS done in Newt HeaBs by lIi,t
No 1875 tIRAIIER street, between Circus i a. -;
who sOscs share of the pubic patton ~ " IN: s,,I
and only establishment m the South. p
0mamentsd STAINED Glass, for ChUrce ~ iiO0' '
dOws, doors, sicelghts. sEyights, lam 1.C, tl 4 70
n B-AEAD SASH plain and nainen'eu' III rs 5o "
Drfe
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Loss OF LIFE BY WAR.-It is estimated that
thirty thousand millions Of human beings have per
ished to satisfy the Unsuitable nav of war. Among
he most disastrous of battles upon record, and the
numbers slain, are Austerlitz, 10000; Dresden,
10000: Waterloo 10000; Eylau, $4,000; Borodlno,
$4,000; Isus, 10000; Arbela, 100000; in two OF
the battles of Caesar, 100000 in the siege of Jeru-
salem more than 100000; and at the taking OF
Troy, more than 100000 The New York OBJ
server saws that in the Russian campaign there per
isbed in six months, more than 100000; during L
years of the recent wars in Europe, no less than
5.s0OO0O The array Of Xerxes, probably more
than 5eol 600 was reduced in less than two years
h i fsw thousands. Jenghis Khan butchered In
the single district Of Herat, 100000.
rr......r. -, r,,t.-AR One Of the
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n g.. A.&SN1&Ti', yliGyjac and Commercial Notary,
n. 10. 22 'AwP set h05ing Commissions from the
ate O.. FsNa. iii .SEPPI. KENTUCKY, FLORIDA NEW
FNHr hs#oI AZ, SoIS lFDILNA, TENNESSEE, PENN
SFtvaH,A, RHJDE tsI ND, VERMONT. HRVHAkPs LIRE.
IfEL'waEGt q LAEA.Il ,MArgE, EpETHCAkOLINA, SOUTH
GANHatEA.. 4EnEGJA NEW5ERSEY, ono, MICHIGAN,
ART ESAs, gfRGIhIA MAssACHUsETTs. Maryland. and
CuNNsCTICrT pepaEat 70 take depOsitBns and execute
GLl rect an Dd OF egal instruments bt1sed recorded
10 sl c'"as. and the Territory Of Wisconsin. The usual
Prom uula al MS O.tCe is continued in d Notaual bust
mh5
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Mr.. HMM HERsz2,s PIANO FoRTEs AND

EETM T. MAYO, has the pleasure to s5z7ss-lss.-
Wy inform his friends and the public Of So
New Orleans End the surrounding country, II 81 n II
that Ie has been appointed by Mr. II. HERR, Y = y
sole 4 gent ior the sale Of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND PLANINOS. The daily increasing de.
nand in this country for these instruments, and The gEeat
satisfaction they nave given buyers. both America and
Europe have Induced WIZ. T MAYO to Open room TOR
heir exhibition al sale He also takes leave call parGu-
lar attention the ?IaNINOS which unsurpassed Ter
richness Of ld elegance OF appearance, combining
great durability % in unique hiapcy and facility OF touch.
They have been awarded the Gold MEDIA OF the Tst degree
Che highest premium the disposal OF the French Govern
aentl and general IN France, England and Ger
many w T. NJ begs leave TO refer TO the highest eio-
gums bestowed them by Professors and the Press on the
occasion OF Mr. hEHZ introducing the PIAHIN CS at his
concerts.
e Il ample assortment viii always be found a. tie
Depot M Camp Street. three door from Caai St Les Il
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-uAIEs ALED .AAEING APPAlATus sc.

--'t- , - L1Ls IA = E3LAt " tAFE A1&4 Us 6LCs
EllEN MCCARTHY Plumber, No ia Camp street 4
a. RE" OHeu's, hs. just received md large e.,
ueGt Of brass ,9gEs various sizes hJce and ~
Lii Jumps; b .er Punps &c. &c Cooking Ranges -
Bah ng Tubs -nd nw,r Baths Also, lying and
cad Pipes Shee Lead WOT Of every GptlOn. Shin
en -.eambcat WORK roagtiy put up andepaiivd. All
dels ..ginrty attend .1tc.
~ Gagr-a moa.ara mh41y
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rnnru Acur rrrREn


Di MENsiNG's T0OTH 4 Gu Z " go
hl4lALR-This ar iSeis devoid Of all poi- Y $500
sonG1s ingredients. Try bottle and you - | II
will soon see a wg face TUNED into smiles. MAGIC
TOOTH POWDER.-Tls article is the best now before
he public. 1t eTadiCaeS the Tartar without the aud OF
meats Remember that these articles are prepared only
by Or. MENSING, DENTAL SURGEON, office, No. 50,
BGronEe street four doors above Commonst my 70 3m
w R. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
Il Cdr0adeift street, Mem Orleans,
WILL perform all operations the TEETH for theI
v preservation in the most scientific gsts55Ssss.
manner ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert
3D. from one 70 a whole set on the most%I h
Teeth extracted without the Of Chloofom, and with
buL slight pain to the patient.
From long experience his profession, and street apphca
ton 10 business hopes merit share OF public patronage
Reference he gwen to the most eminent medical men
aud Surgeon dentists ~ the country myiL 5nl
+ WEST, Practical Dentist
EETOULD respectfully inform the citizens of New0rleans
thai be has removed his office to 1l2 fssss5sss
81, CH,JhLES STREET, near the Sees--Steipf3Es
corner Of P8ytf.s street.. Thankful iOrI ig3f3
The liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ~~Ij-Ll =
upon HIM e woat solicit continuance OF the same Alter
practice OF eight IN the mechanical department. both
n Europe and the United States, and having awaited nm
sell OF all the late Improvements he teeS confident naL ne
wil give satisfaction to ali who may favor him with
cal List of Prices
single Tooth, mounted On hHe gold plate ~
pivot, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. w
5iuggng with fine gold, per CAVITY "
4 full set of Teeth highly finished on a principle
Cho loss Of the Palate supplied without clasps OF Hea
ments,. iron So 10 lOo W
J. w warrants all his operations be the best OF work
Ganshp and material and give satisfaction to those who
may patTOnlZe hin. no charge viii be made.
Old plates TemOdeed and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists IN the country may rely on having their worA
promptly attended to, by sending correct model.
Esz DENTISTS supplied with Teeth instruments sc.
NIB. w. refer TO many persons who now en-
oying The benefits OF his practice. apo 5En
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WORRIES! WORMS! WORMS linhabt
no REMOVE these Troublesome and dahgeI9s n iI!Sar
Z ants Of the stomach and bowels, VII ch SO SYNE'S
he health and destroy the lives OF chdTen usssraton for
h. removal of various kinds of Worms, D Bgne and
stomach Want Of Appetite Inantile Feyeps Of 6geS
Debility Of the Stomach and Bowels, ana Y valuable Ore.
ton ii is without exception one OF the ny
variations il the world. Fer sale by IS & co
~ hfAN - bmmo streets.
anTs Corner of Magazine andf --
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yY7HEywEsTERN PIbT-A complete guide 70 travel rel
les going North by Ryers-glving ,;o h an9 otSer
scriptiOn OF al points Onhe MISSISSIPPI OIliO HHu ~
riveTs IN the different ronts etc For sale by -
gD26 MILES G. SHE & CO., u St. Charles 81
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gGISA&1gs
KNOWLES & NOET,

KNOWLES < NOEL,
BsCTIC8L ma TCB M.3KERS
No. IS CANAL street, ftst door 49,. - -
- below Camp yycU Orleans, keep - ~
<E-fsRs constantly on hand a large and - ~
4AskSzweil selected assortment of Swiss and English
LEVER WATCHES
Jewelry Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery, Gold Pens Specaces
and Fancy Goods.
Cur personal attention viii be devoted TO repairing every
description of FINE WATCHES, CLoCKs, and JEwEIRY /:
which shall perform satisfactorily, Charge. my2f
WATCHES JEWBLRY, ETC
FTDWARD A. TYLER 50 CG7aD street. would respect
~ fully invite the atteqiiC of his friends andt the ~
pubs his fine and well selected stock of JEU- &Tzs
Err ETC.. comprising w atches If the most ap- 81
proved manufacture, in Gold and Silver, Hunting SSsS
ami Open-f!ced Silver Ware of every description
consisting in rant OF Tea, Table Sugar, Salt and Mustard
SPOONS Jerks, Ladies, CaSs0fs, Cups, Pitchers Toast
Racks, etc.
gTsu variety Of Jewey, Cutlery Rich Fancy Goods,
P1ANO FORTES.
RsFSs-7--- JUt received from The manufactures Of
~ Fzl MeSsrs Nuns Fischer, and A. H. Gale
"a ri " 4 O., la,ce supply of their superior
y v PIANOS, in new style eases-a few with
COlemaa's HOaa Attachment and Ives TUneabe Reeds.
Please call and examine. apt If