davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02
INIRsT GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL OF THE NEAsoN

LNIRsT GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL OF TIE AEAsON
The directors of the Italian Opera of the
with Maurice Srakosch pianist the Emperor Russia
the first grand musical festival Of the given at the
occasion the principal artists largely increased cho SEES
and orchestras Of the Italian Opera Company together with
Of the Philharmonic Society and the entire Lee
krantz Vocal Association the Herr Hec will
app the whole orchestra oighy performers
chorus Of 100 yoces which will give with effect altogether
unqualed in this country the following programme popular
and classical music The festival will be direction of
Mretek and conductor Of the Italian Opera
Company ard late musical director Of the Italian Opera
1t respectfully announced that this will he only opportu-
of Opera Company their d. paure for Pha
dephia which will positively take place the Sd October
this occasion the tabernacle will be uu mated with 1000
above stated No weather Pro.
gramme1Part / 3 l. Overture "a Egmon. Beethoven; Due,
kOseh Esgish Ballad, BY Miss Northa Grand Finale srst
Vaiteina Ros chorus and orchestra Of the
Italian Opera Company ponizett Celebrated Concert
Marezek Trio Lucrezia Borga by Sgnorna Tuf and Sig
nor Benedict and Ros Donizet Duo themes Ciura
%entO for two pianos By strakosc and performed
solo, by the Lederksnz Andre Sextuor Finale Ernani
followed by the Monterey Gaop performed and composed BY
Tuf, Sgnora Pco, siguori Benedett Valteina and full
chorus and orchestra Of the italian Opera Company
VIM. Hall and Son, 239 Broadway: l. Adieu dIale-Etude
earactertque le piano. Lucre1a Borga s.
General Tayor Souvenir Como meodie pour e
piano D. I'm Carnival Naples POLKA Prayer from the opera
published by Andre 1 s @avs Seen
revere; Mercedes Polka Chanson glamour nocture M
Sahosoh this occasion will perform grand piano
the orchestra Ticket s. For sale at the music stores and
night the Doors will open o'clock perform
ances will commence at eight o'clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

PAN0RAMA OF TAYLORs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway shows natural as life
the Marches Enoampments and Battles fought by Taylor
1t also gives correct views Of the country towns Cities &c. 1t
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions wednesday
and Saturday commencing at O'clock Admission cents
Schools admitted reasonable No charge descriptive
pamphlets Children half price.
EXH!BIT!ON AT JAMAICA, L. 1.-THE ANNUAL EXHI-
~ biton OF the students of Union Ball Academy
place Thursday Oct o'clock The former
pupils invited to attend Cars will city the
close Of tho speaking. NBThe Academy will open Nov
Circulars may be had of e. MONROE, 247 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

women who figured At The ,scsnt nsy S,e.s h hs a. .ra
% # sa p the
m x vGS robe was not winter than the and the solitary
rich vermon her little glossy lbs which seemed even ' pe
threw slight tint crimson her round cheeks Her
IN that she meSd haS Sss e a% s
& ns III.
win be rccosn1sd g that Of Miss s. Lexington avenue
TELx aouEATD whose Italian Hedieass Soar .sre 70
% KIM DsSs rs Ii: shi
Ss e Ssran 70 sSae ey vess Of h..
fcse cam snd eso IT, ssf Seh
q s who Minerva :. the
g%%sf ms suS % sST.rS nsp snd
.aOat precious brace uAccan birds every town where
hsy are nn.nown The genuine Gouraud Soap be OBJ
conner Of Brosdwsy.
M EDIcAL oFFICK-DR JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET
w near Chatham street well known the suecesul
soe I'd ss
It. head Sl: sn
senss o. The is: sscs.s cured Constitutional weakness
isssyi0us dreams and nightly emission. positively prevented
IN diet. or prevention from bnsinesa
No,cuRH NO ?. GnnAlaE-DR. coBBE1T. y: R c. $. L.
thcer where he 10 consulted all diseases aprva
'sss Rsss ms s's and Who s
sced with pains Of the head Limbs ulcers the body.
threat nose eet structures seminal debility Induced by
proper ,ah Sc he ~arraAs perfect and speedy cure No
ucicuiy bteu. hecent cnfee cured In Cobb
cite success Induces compeer In deny removal
and identity Those who know c. need but give him call
to hs this afsortion See his Diploma Letters postpaid
MO CURE, NO PAY.-Dk. UUKBiT1, ~ DUANE STREET
member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons ondsn may
consulted In Of delicate diseases No how ona
may have gect ulcers tho body
paine In the bead and bones Of the legs practice
worst form Of this disease Recent cured in da
No mercury used Structures cured In weeks with
scarcely pain Those individual who indused in GER
tain loahsome habit positively be restored and
society Stranger. a., cautioned not BE- deceived Dr
Goblet has not Dovsd Remember 10 Duane syee opposite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Treatise &c. 81 Greenwich street-oce hours II A.
NJ (sunday exccpted Those who apply early
stages An uprsed the npdy and little Inconvenience
attending their cure 1t chiefly however those who have SUI
ered from certain class Of people who properly appreciate
his servecs In structure from It's Hrs incpen
advanced and distressing rom advantages and
very extensive practice be ard rapid and radical
cure which, he has ground for stating Be obtained from
other in America
~ or thoss plating msniaxs Married Womans
Private Medical Com panion by Dr. A. n Mauroeau Sixth
zion. Price 81 ThE work meeting with saIs
(2AO copies have already been disposed of Every female
getting COPY whether married although IL In
tended especially for the married - secrets
mcn oua Ss snown 70 ,nem psraoGary Here every female
des and certain mode Of every case For sae n
also Petersen, number % Chestnut street. a. B. Zeiber
PhadeIPda Little Co. Albany ". n Davis Boston On TIE
10 all parts Of the United AN es, mvst be sdSvsss
re- oss Pn,a pt ser l7A New Yors city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02
1.-TWO EXHIBITIONS,-GRAND NOMINATION. lori HAN

TWO EXHlBITIONS--GRAND COMBINATION OF HAM,
ngons Sacred Doramas of the Creation the World and
the Grand Spectacle Of the Deuge Ais
Scptura aintugs by Mr. Baker London contain
Ing about 100 feet of whole
the most beautiful and interesting exhibitions exhibited
A%eIea The cTsa f9 Of Man judgment the Almighty
uge The Deuge Code Covenant with Noah
dom and omorah Daughter Of Pharaoh Finding Noses The
seventh Plague Destruction Of Pharaoh Host Moses Breaking
the Tables FAY Of the Of Jrsho Joshua
and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons commencing
o'clock at the splendid Hall 1896 Broadway Stoppans
Baths HANINGTONS entirely Grand ScriptIrai Do
Tamss Of the most maenesnt Spectacle WITNESSED New
Of the World and the Deuge assisted by
Scenery and Incidents the First Day The Fmament
the Second Day Dry Land Heritage and Flowers Third Day
Syn Moon and Stars Fourth Day Creation Of Fish and Fowl
tith Day Creation OF Animals Sixth Day Garden of Eden
op first the exhibition closes Part2Grand Dora
ma of the Deluge Tickets rs cents; children half price, Doors
open at 7-curtaiu rises at So'clock
~ 0UPIL, VIBERT& cos. EXHIBITION OF EUROPEAN
~ Paintings, $50 Broadwayopen from o'clock A. NJ until
H. r. N. Admittance Is Season Tickets 50 &c ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02
n IBIos, AsroR PLACE, BR0ADwAY.-MR HAcKErr

~ lBLOs, AsTOR PLACE, BROADwAY-MR HACKErr
as fahtai Mr. O. Vandsnh n as Hotspur; Mr. W IT. Crisp
MO engaged for limited number of lights as Prince Ha
c cs sa1s Dickinson IN the Eon Boy Mr. C. w. Clarke
mares Mr. ChpreDdae Mr. T. Pacid. Mr. John Seton Nis
Kate borr will appear On Monday Evening October "a VII.
he acted The FIt Part o. Shakespeare hi torcn pay Of Ma
HEINZ v"Ok THE HUMORSOF FALsTAFF-Sir John Fail
s.ah Mr. Jacket, Henry Pc cy snamed otspur. Mr. O. Van.
Paeide To cude with farce called the ErON Rny
tie Elton Boy, Mise Isabel Dickinson ''"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

NoTlCE- GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC
Mayors Concert Hall 0 Elizabeth Tuesday evening
Oct will be under the stricest order every
VIII be paid to the comfort and harmony all those
j. W., j. Me- Managers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

pREMlUM GRAND ACTION PIANO FoRTEs WITH THE
Dolce Campana Attachment with without Metallic
Frame and containing every real Improvement
All cases to prove satisfactory purchase promptly
funded together with all expenses Se Dolce Campans attach
ment s new invention for which the subscribers
secured letters improvement which combines
richness and beauty Of tone than before in the
Piano Forte This instrument has always been regarded
limited powers prior to those by
which are but inventions The soft harp pedal
has been the principal one to the tonebu always oec
aonable BY its marIns the clearne of the vibration.
Trng and to overcome which has been tho
with the inventor, Of the Dolce C.mlaua Attachment by
which this great object fully attained II controlled by
pedal and produces peculiar qualities and expressions Of
the other two pedals duces the lishtost shade
notes ate ang with the dnuendo and other
musical accents Of any kind which Be desired perfect
imitation OF orchestra perform The particular mali
ties Of this new attachment are its cearnes brancy deli
caey Of tone which falls the with surpan
like the Ginning peals Of distant BELLS
" Az they roll their notes along,
. By trae and breezy burn !"
ana herce It's peculiar dolce Campanasweet BELLS
This Is perfectly simple and constructed that 1t
can DC detached from the nstrume mt will
not put the plane out Of tune in affect it.
ne VIII OF the performer One Of Piano Fortes with
this received the premium at thea great State
fair at Buffalo Those wishing purchase Piano will
do well to call and hear this new invention fore they buy
taves with Music and Musical Instruments kinds con-
stanty on hand BOARDNAN GRAY
Nos and North Pearl. and ~ State street, Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

HARP AND SINGING, AND vIOLIN-MR ST LUKE
late Director and Composer of Music Broadway Thea
ire acguan's the nhc that he intends devote
exclusively to the above branches of mpshmen
give hnthlng lessons on the Violin Cards Of address left the
following stores in Broadway chaufenterg Luis s; j.
Browne. Harp Manufacturer, 293 Hsli& Son. go Would
like orRanist and to instruct in the city
Reside lite gtree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

Carpets-Do you know where 1 can find
styies English American Carpets Oil and Rug. &c.
cheap celebrate Carpet Establishment in
the United States HIRAM ANDERSONS 90 Bowery where he
selling wholesale retail Is cent less than other
store.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by Ii. K.
Watson Co.. Is Wall street. and j. Y Savage 90 Fulton ST.
Wholesale an RETAIL reduced priccr Gold Pens and Gold and
Silver every variety. The celebrated Rcheeu Pen
sold exclusively above The points warranted five years
Gold Pens repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

ERENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-THE ANNUAL
Dinner of the French Benevolent Society," will take place on
Monday October 9TH at Demonieos Persons DESTROYS
tending requested to iUscrbe their with following
members:-E Ienhon Broad street Segnette Beaver
street Noel ~ Broadway The subscription will remain
open until Thursday, Sd October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

PoIrsyrLLr, Sept, 3o-The quantity sent by rail
road this week is % 226 49, canal 49, for the
week IS 400 II total by railroad 946,777 10; do by
canal s23633. The supply sent this week is little
less than last week, caused by the burning of rail
road bridge Schuylkil Haven, which obstructed
portion Of the trade for tive days The freights by
canal to Philadelphia and New York remain without
change The price Of coal ON board, at Richmond for
white ash lump, broken, egg. and stove, is So 37<
Red ash from So 55 to So rs, according to quality.
Our correspondent quotes the rate of freight from
Richmond as follows:-to New York so a 90; Newark,
soc Providence 9tc.; Fall River, 95c New Bedford
95c. Boston, 81 12k Salem, 81 1917; Washington, 9O
Portsmouth, 81 TO- Portlend 81 121s; New Haven 95;
Hartford, $14o Troy, 81 25 Albany, 81 rs; Balti-
more, 75c.
VALLEY FLOUR TRApE-The Charlestown, Va, Free
Press saysIt is not improbable the present year will
be equal in this respect to the prolific Of 1S40,
when about 200 900 barrels of -four passed over
road. The canal trade is also becoming active, and
the competition of Georgetown and Alexandria with
Baltimore for the large supplies Of this valley must
suit benefoally to our farmers
LARGE COMMERCIAL TRADE On the Sth instant
there in the port Of Chicago, on Lake Michigan
eighty Fail Of vessels with capacity for about 95s 900
bushels of grain Besides these there number OF
propeers and few steamboats, that take ca'goes
stantly leaving port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

xnn.tt sra ciaohitt Mr. Watts After which How
THE hFNT-Morgan Rather Mr. Collins Moran Miller Mr..
Andrew Mrs Conscience Mrs. sherword TO conclude vi tn
YOUNG AMERIcA-Msjar sartirot. Mr. ysche: cooley Mr.
Hacaway Mrs. Pooy Ms Watts nrr smsr Isherwood
Dress Circle and Psnquette 70 cents Family CIRCLE
GALLERY, l2x cts Doors opspstT
RURTOkB THEATRE, CHAMBERS 5rREET-WONDAY
- Evening 0ct.ber I'd will BE- played. the
Timothy Toods Mr. Burt old pentop sE
IURE OF CAPT CUTTLE-Cspt Cutie Mr.. Burton; Jack
bunsey Mr. Breugham; Mrs MeSinger Mrs Vernon Mrs Bo
knu Miss Cooke Sussn Nipp@r Mrs Brougham. To conclude
Ss the ARE Of POOR fiLhCoDDYM John Peter Phi
eoddy Mrs Brougham Mrs OScuttle Mrs A. Knight sarah
Hun Mis- siner Dress Circle Parqust center Family
Circle 70 eta Doors a. curtain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

steamship CRESCENT CITY, ohas. stoddard oommandee
yin leave pier n R. on Monday % October At o'clock r
Wall street. Hhea 20 Wall street. Exchange News Room and
81 TIE oee Is south street Postage to Havana Is per
except :Pece taken on s day Of sailing Bills adns signed b.
oeoch on The day Of sanG Freight New Orleans
only For freight or passage sPpy 70
October. '~ Nv" >~'~ -" ~S'~~S' wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

II UNITS POINT AGAINST WESTCHESTER COUNTY, FOR
producing the finest peaehes-Mr D. WINsHIP wagers
suit Of clothes hat and boots that be
peaches in and the Wesohes
ter county There six trees that quality his place
Hunts Point The bet shall be left to two respectable farmers
who judges of the fruit DANIEL RINSHIP,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

vTNBE AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE OPENS A CLASS
for vocal instruction. in the Lecture Bedford
street Church this evening O'clock the direction
Of Mr. JAMES DEMAREST. Free sor ell this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

NHANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
~ ChathamMonday Eysnns, ootsber ID, win DO presented
the spectacle drama Of ESMERALDA, OR The HUNCHBACK
OF NoTHE DAhE-The Grand rrcvo,t Mr. Linden; Claude
ArchesA Palmer Quasmodo the Bunchbaek Of NJ D. Mr.
Jones Esmeralda ypav sir Miss Mestaver After which,
Ghanfrau Captain TObn NJ Burke Mr. Precise Mr. Pafdsy
with the farce IT ATCHlNG AN EIRESS Doors open at
performance commence st7H O'clock Boxes Is con To- l2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

A NTlPUTRID- "A NEW DISINFECTING AGENT DIs.
IA covered BY DR. Lewis Feuclwanger-Ths preparation
claims relationship to any other in following
certificates but few from 100 Others equally
Mzl have tried Tie Dsnfecng Liquid prepared BY DR. Lewis
ferchtHanger and hpdDg that removes the unpleasant
oecantd by ulpbueted ny drogen and other
which arise from utensils OF the SICK room from privies &c.
- JAMES r. Chiffon, N. D.. Sc.
New York, August 81, lSiS
hstcr hous Now York september l3 1851 have made ue
OF Dr. lewis Tcuchwangers Disnec Agent various
say and pd IL the best article have used After ordering
h'e salons an ordered barrel think every
fsniy ought to have in Their house. being convenient
and tuie In its operations In sicknossi is Invaluable
-. r. h. COLEMAN.
Steamer sournr Now York. scptemb ID lsls-Dr Feucht
wangt new isinctng Agent has been used aboard
err with the fullest cess aud IL herewith cheerfuy
rcrded w NJ BERRY Master of The Soutkon,r
Dr Feuchtvangers Dsnieo ling has been
IN Bellevue Hospital aid las tccn found useful in removing
shisssn odis from he ck wards water closets &c, for
b. ~ REESE Resident Physician.
sale Y Ut lewis Fcuchtwange No IL Courtlandt street,
" yW lGIe general agent ~ Wall street. Courier and
ENQUIRER ofhce; by Charles H. RING broadway
JVn ttrcet In BroOklyn, BY j. W. Smith, drusgist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

IRISH AND SCOTCH MATT WHIsKEY, SUPERIOR TO
thing IN market and the only Malt Hhkey in Anne.
ca for tale at Twelve shlngs fer Whiskey thirteen for old
20 per cent proof by WILLIAM PAkKs Disti,er 81
se'enth avenue. Office ~ Store street 1870 '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE
RsSnaT Line for sava,nah-The and splendid steam
receive freight This day and sail Wednesday next
from Pier Ma North River at O'Clock, r. n. Passage
savannah $50 Freight ut customary rates. No freight re-
eeysd AFTER u eSlock on the day q sIins Ne berth
any article sent on board unless bills adng signed
the ,ame Bills Of ladng signed BY the Clerk board
freight OF passage, apply to SAMUEL L. MITCHELL.
Front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

i vi b psfFerme1 the ,medistsa q 0Uk Why ANN
Jonathan Jcsh. Mr. Ch.p%Aa Col Albert Mr. DAwsn Mary
let Of EShERAbDA La Kmsrnda Mad. Adele Monplsisir;
Fur de Lys Mile Anna BuIsn Pierre Gringoirs n H. Mon
Ernarde Nile wadegray The entertainments will conclude
Lwhite Mrs Gilbert Dress Circle 70 Family Circle
% cents Upper Boxea 20 Pit IN Alry TX
cents DoorS open ct curtain rises az ~ oeesh.
- 3D. win be sced drss time. Shah speares Tragedy Of
C0RIOLANUS-Caius Marcus Coro,anus Hamblin; Conf
MUS Mr. j. H. Hall; Menenius Mr. A. Andrews Appius Mr. O.
Scinus Mr. Tltoa Mr.. volumr ia
Mrs winssney; virga Mis- Mary Taylor. GRAND PAS DE
DEUX character BY synora Cocca and Sig Ner To
e,uds with the Comedy Of CHARLES L-chsrles H. NJ
Hall ochestr, MT 1ilfon Captain Copp Mr. j. N. SCOTT
Mary Copp, Miss Mary ra.lor Doors open performance
to ar o'clock Boxes rs cents Pit, l2x cents
Gallery l2h cente.
CHANFRAUS NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
~ ChahamMonday Evening" October 81. will 10 presented
the spectacle Of ESMERALDA, OR rHE HUNCHBACK
on E0TEE The Cad Sroyo,t ~ Iindan. rIanja
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

SINGING AT sIGHT.-MR. j. r. WARNER OPENS A NEW
~ class for Ladies and Gentlemen
pedeus plan of instruct this Monday evening cock
n ll3 Broadway -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

A CARD TO THE LADIEs.-MISs WILCOX WILL OPEN
"A extensive assortment Of fashionable Bonns
M Spring street third block west Of Broadway Thursday
purchase call and examine before appyos elsewhere Among
the assortment entire style French Bonnets
sizes to fit from three to fifteen also French Flowers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

M EXICO IILUSTRASED.-A MOST MAGNIFICENT AND
1 elaborated painting of the whole line Of
General Scotts victorious his
Vera Cruz till tis triumphant occupation Of the city Mexico
with faithful and continuous view Of that Economically
full which has been many months in preparation
expense and will be opened for exhibition
days at the extensive No. sos Broadway
Walker -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

'NHEFALL RACES AT THE UNION COURSE, 1. 1.-THE
fall meeting will Tuesday the Sd of Oct with
Sweepstke mile heats $780, Half forfeit Closed with three
entries viz Samuel Laird names colt by Clarion of the
dam of Latona Jas Tally oh. COLI by Boston,
Maria sheon Hare names bay colt BY Clarion dam full
sister to HoInbower The above colts ground
will come the post Second day. Purse $780, Three mile heats
This will bring the post three four entries Third day.
Purse $5OOtwo me heats; aud Purse of $780, mil,
heats which viii bring to the post Fashion from Mr. Hars
etabe and Mr. Green's The four mile day looked to-
by the lovers Of facing Of the most brant that
Cured for Mr. Hare select from his string
Lucy Toland Bostona that
has Free Trade and Buena Vista select from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

RENJAMIN MOONEY. AUCTIONEER.-EDwARDP PAY
son win sell this day. At o'clock at the store IA Plat
complete set Sheffield pattern cards spring cutlery ditto table
cutlery also invoice Bohemian also
ey choice Assortment FOr particulars catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

JACOB S. PLATT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHINA
glass and earthen ware Sales in lots to suit country
chants city retailers and grocers full assortment throughout
and will be packed to safely part the country
At in the large Gales The
will read at o'clock this dayhe attention Of country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-25
THURSDAY MORNING, NAY Is. l84S.


A certain nabob living nota hundred
miles from Beacon street, ADVERTISED for q
ssryant and bright specimen Of Yankee
genius accordingly presented himself
His testimonials were Satisfactory, and .
bargain was about 70 be closed.
aCap'n,a said the Yankee, Il 'sposc I'd
ortsr tell you one thing. Tn larnin to
play on a French hornp
sWell, what Of thai ;" inquired the old
gentleman, xho, By tie way, was somewhat
deaf, I've no objection. i you confne
your practice to the attic chamber
The servant was accordingly inducted !;
and amused his sp4s tirne BY practicing
on his horn, a crao4d instrument be had
purchased second kn1 At auction. But
| if his master was ktisfrd, che neighbors
mare MOI. u0clA t. Silly night. their
Islumbers were kvadcd By desperate at
tempts al the fellow horn, aud wake,
| lady. wake.n Even the sleep of the watch.
men on abr steps was broken A re-
monstralI v As made, and The old gentle.
man 6nall tod the Yankee that he must
lsrind ofI tth the sstop waltz
81 cat give up music said n faaatico
nor ~ Tea, .and I'll tell you how we'll.
lfx II The last fellow I hired with, used
70 ct il in the collar
20 tue Yankee. was retained, with the
Aple difference Of his playing under
Found instead of in the sky parlor.
Things went on in this way until the
Did gentleman found his London Old
Particular aud Scotch Ale running short
Fhis led to an investigation, and he de-
.ected our friend one day in the act of ma
ring mouth piece of the neck of one of
iis wine bottles.
"You scoundrel !" exclaimed the nabob,
--aWhat are you doing 2"
@Jest what you told me / might" an
'wered the Yankee, with an air of injured
innocence sYou told me to take my horn
n the cellar whenever I wanted to have
jlo,o outin
It is needless to say the rascal was dis
charged, and we are happy to hear that he
las joined q temperance society, and now
lbjures the aMellow hornn in both senses
IF the word Yankee Blade