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Democratic banner., 1848-07-03
MOTTO

The following noble sentiment should bs
engray,elnl upon the heart Of every Aneri-
can citizen. The Salem Advertiser adopts
ii 90 its motto,
"If we are not struck with judicial blind
ness, we shall cling to this continents as the
mariner. ,clings to the last plank, when night
and the tempest close stoned hirn.-Lewls
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

One. Of the bestiokes We ever picked up
Ia our reading was cracked BY . country
preacher. Holding forth n very sultry
day in a small hall, he was much annoyed
by those who kept dropping in after the
service had commenced, and invariably
closing the door after them. He bore the
vexation with Jobfke patience, but, at
being fairly exhausted BY the 7
IRENE oppressiveness Of the heat, he voci.
fsrated to an offended .Friend, edo,n Tor
goodness sake.l Jet thatdoof be OPEN Ibe-
iieve If Iwefs preaching ina bottle you
would put the cork ini" %
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

A smooth sea neyes made = skilful mar
liner. Neither do interrupted prosperity
and success qualify man for nsefalnesso or
happiness, The storms Of adversely, Ike
Ithe storms Of thu, ocean, rouse. the faculties
and excite the invention, prudence, skull
and fortituds of the vOyager. aoJ
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03
.seoDsMOcRATId ~HaNNhBsemi
e.ai ri ,a.ssag slhrasT 1espass ,@aaianev
I'D ;1eE1T. aaRkAHFraptisfo-.a id"oi
.TERMs.

81 in adsanceI % 30 tthe sslsms,
Ee@m's pspek viii b dissop.innsd unless the
.s.nsbe paid or: rpasgts time q it, discontinue
,nce. ,5i,siiog i slifjae al s, basoq
n ADEERTTSLfG dans;revxiowl1EE
:, All letters on busissss MUST be pest paid
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

.hps s1qlssss
l9rdf-
Yes.
~ on zoe sooo ss.' 49,
e'' $. .s sl' ny
ioa m 2 ~ PtopaDs
~ ,s5aG a
lois1ss- ea 2
linen an .sss. "a 80.
! nave e0nsuns
.Pioymen' seven mYn5.'s sss x
to 60 90 vork pimP'P
ons l0'e! ssu,
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

,kPaErTr RIDDLE.-I win consent 70 all
YOU desirs,' said ayoung female to hsr low
er, con consideration that youigiye.ms what
|youhave. not, what you never csfhaveS and
VET what youJsa give me- What dido Che
ask him for? A husband, ,r,a - Esasg
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

The unJersignd, candidates for Congress-
viii address the Fopte at the following times
IN UhiBn, Erwin 60. Tuesday. June 10th
i,zA WsrreutonW Warren CO. Thursday July 9Th
A.D.nviIle. H~qrttgomery CO., July Sth.
At Fulton, Olswsy CO., Tuesday July 18th
At Mexico, tidrain co. Thursday July 18th
Mss Al Palmsra 5~isrion'eo. Saturday, July 18th
II 1t Hauibal,s ,.do utl Monday, July 18th
Al New LOGON, Rails co. Tuesday July 18th
r1' At Ciarksv5e, Pike 60. Thursday, July 10th
. Al BO#lingEreen, do Saturday, July ed
s Z .g ~: w. v. N. BAY.
G. PORTER,
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

II Is 4 matter Of fact, says the Eastpbrt
SentineL that those who Essp the neanest
goods, and are the tightest III their prices,
are those who do not advertise. 81 t9ffss
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03
- 5TAYIbRIsM in NEW YORK.

'fThs NED York Tribune Of the 13thinst.
contains Id 'failswihg paragraph. What
does 1 t-mebd?f Nhsrelis the harmony Of
Which our contemporaries speak, and where
shusismfO for Taylor among Wings?
Rhfy5frutson .hteting, which has
for to-snofrow evening I
Of Arfsnkensdtksnrs xi
luton 0fs TIE Wing Genera
ged some time since, wal
'sipontd without day by a We;
9 sf tile GedefalC Committee.
SiIl not take placcto-morrow
been advertised. We be-
killing sentimsntlo of the Com
lat it will be- time enough to
osed meeting when Gen. Tay-
he accepted the ~namination as a
md consented TO run as the Wing
Candidate fiH'i
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

SuBLIMIrY.-An orator says-'Behold
yon comet that sets out on its career through
the hesvens. It shoots like glance of the
eye across the blue, ETHEREAL p%lsips. Il pas
ses out OF the reach of the telescope. 1t
sails into regions unknown. No race horse
can equal it; no eagle upon the wing can
catch it. Thousands gaze with wonder
upon its rapid motions. The birds Of the
air haltIon the wingto observe II; the lion
.pauses over his prey to survey il; the stars
stand still tolook upon it. and my ,cgfe stops
'scOldiing h,gdze Upon iie 80 81 80 '.'.''
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

.4rriral Of 7iroops.-The slip Russia
arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz, and an
.chored off slaugherhouse Point, having on
board the following troops: Lieutenant Q.
R. Perry, 4th Infantry, commanding the de-
tachment; Company A, 7th Infantry, 90
men, with Lieut.. ]. D. Potter, Sd Drsgoons,
and Lieut.. Neilley, 9th Infantry; Compa-
ny NJ, 4th Artillery, SO men, Lieut.. E. Muir
ray I'd Infantry, commanding, and Lieut.. E.
Cook, New York Volunteers attached;
Conpony G, I'd Artillery, commanding,
and Lieuts. E. Underwood and J., B. Col
Inns. 4th Infantry attached; ComPsff@ssze
|Ar4illery, 80 men, Lieut.. r. Hopkins, 9Th
Infantry, commanding, and Lieut.. r. NJ.
New York Volunteers, attached.-
N. D. Del a, 18th.
A" I'll aam- - H- - -
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

AFAcr.-The Wings cannot pOias 70 a
single measure or principle Of the Wing
party, that General Taylor has definitely
declared himself in favor Of!
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

Advice, like snow, the softer it falls, the
it dweiis upon, and the deeper it
sinks into The ~mind.AColsridge. a@ils19e
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

The National Tntellfgencer is Of opinion
that Congress will not adjourn until next
August. Much important business re-
mains tobe yet transacted.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

GEN! TAYLOR'sC CONSISTENCY.
' In his first effort st letts, writing, Gen.
Taylor hsldout the idea that he was 9. nc
party mannH .ia u
I%nlater letters he says he is q Wing.
In his letter. to Joseph r. 1ngersoll, dated
August Sd, I647, he says, 50 would now
prefer, seeing him Henry Clay in the Of
fceiof President, than any individusl inthe
Union; certainly nruchnaore sosat any time,
than myself"
In bis letter, dated April 90, ls4s, TO the
editor Of the Richmond Republican, he
says: "Isdon not design to Withdraw my name
IF Mr. Clay be the nominee OF the Wing
National Convention al ass .qs1ks
At first he said he did not want the Of
fee. Now he declares that he will not give
way, but means o'run at any rate.
II - EENl --.- nshaLtL - IL H. a L4 81
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03
HjoHNH. HIEDERS0N, Esd, Demo

.s,alis candidate III III { staEsse Llgia.iisaiai VII VIII
1%saaiss! hi: tsloS shs It The ssllosithgg nam.
tedtiiaey and Places 6 ,A,i a'el u bib
John Browns. inaartford! "a Mohday, 10th
July. M
s s5snsfs9! Es &sey.aasH al i fssR Voc
VI. Ti ssS1 HSsss,Is3 Riysr, silsih l4th.ssasae
-.iTSIIi,fs,.. S~aaufhy, sSr@ s,ii 18Th Lus la
:. RoWiinsLGfeene Monday, i3a1 iSlM DOH
Ashley, FuesdaS .5tot a8thctdo
ar Pgifisinsa We6ssdaX aI;i 18th do
s, clarks vile, .Medayaftur y oath do ..
,PaTnesviIle .Tufdsy, h25tlr do
itoix Greek chrsh, 81 ba-. 26th do
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03
Enthusiastic Clay Meeting al the Broa
way House.
candidate.

De- way k1OuScs H.
A meeting Of the wings, opposed to the
, proceedings of the Philadelphia conven-
ton, and favorable to the nomination Of
Henry Clay, for the Presidency, assembled
las: night at the Broadway House.
The meeting was organized by calling
Matthew L. Davis, Esq, to the chair, who
Itated the object of the meeting; viz:-the
reorganization of the Wing Party as it
stood Before the meeting Of the Philadel'
-'pGia Contention. '2'@s4E' '' q
The meeting being organized, Mr.. Wag-
nsr,; atias the P~oughkeepsie Blacksmith,
EfuSei ana addressedthe people. He said he
Had always opposed the submission of the
'aNosthitoL the South, but now, having been
conpDetsiyy nhitizSled by southern influence
in the late convention, it was time for the
whig party to take the matter in hand, and
s'gst fof, thshsefves. In Henry Clay we en-
SOdisaa ssha' tho great Rriaoiples Of whiggery,
4 apPlaass) but in General Taylor they had
. aaan,Iikst the IrishmsnIs Zee, when you
Haput' ydar finger on him he is not there
When General Taylor is asked what are mis-
:, views p the iie ading principles as adyoca-
! ted bysEhs ybig party, b., saJsIhe does moi
knows and no always found such men, in
the end to be locofoeos. Il
tl'l Horde G5SseIey- Esq, was then called
oafONr, 4sisa sppsareda amid the deafening shouts
~ist@e IL .laIs6.esr3.2 -. !: Pa. g.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

Mining in .Arkansas.-The lead mines
Iars now all the go. and mining excitement
nip to fever heat. Several experienced
have gone out to the diggings with-
in he ilasttwsek. Those Who have exam
the mines are most sanguins in their
sxiectstions.-Littls Rock Gaz.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-03

Oar fsali bodjssss stotssfiag hshissacEnI
|sgsF beat Of the heart 4 = rap assths dool
10 tell us ofour dangers e 81
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-01
Brunswick Seminary.

THIS School is divided into Male and Female De.
L partments, each Of which under the of
experienced Teachers. This cement secures the
successful introduction of all the Branches of Educa
ton usually taught in our Seminaries and Boarding
Schools, including Drawing, Painting, Needle werk
and Music, (al thoroughly taught for The low terms
OF from $500 to $500 per quarter.)
Numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry, Bota.
ny, Philosophy and Astronomy. which are illustrated
with suitable apparatus. These branches taught
with special reference to their application in Agfi
culture ant the Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano ut So per term.
few pupils will be accommodated with board in
the family of the Principal. lat 81 ,75) where they
will have every care from the Teachers, and not he
exposed in stormy weather; the School is under
the same roof.
This School possesses small select Library, and
collections in Mineralogy, Geology, Conchology and
Botany.
05-rhe WINTER TERM will commence on Mon
DAY, Goth inst.
G. C. SWALLOW, Principal.
Brunswick. Dec. |, 1S47 d23w7
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-01
Marine Insurance!

THE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
N. j., Chartered 1929 for the City of Portland and
vicinity W i'll issue Policies to amount not exceed
ing $4,000 on any risk, on vessels, cargoes and
freigts, on a. favorable terms other Institutions
Losses sustained will he promptly and honorabiy adj
justed, and paid in money cnrrent at the Banks in
this city within thirty days after proof of the loss and
adjustment aud in of dispute in the settlement
of caims the company III abide the decisions of the
Courts of this State of Maine
CALEB S. CARTER, Agent,
As Exchange st.
Portland, Dec. 90, ls47. 1913
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-01
Graefenberg Company's Office.


00 III 0's" WY NeW Oh As Stpt' <4Ih, 1917.
The very great increase Of the GRAEFErBERc CON-
PANY's business in New England, has rendered il nee
essay to re organize the General Agency there This
Is therefore to certify that the New ENoLAND RArcK
OF HE GRAEFErBERG COMPANY, is now established al
NO. 1874 ashngton sire ct Boston, and that N Edci
u Barnes Is duly appointed Secretary of said Branch
and that he is authorized to establish Local Depots
and to grant rights to vend the eompanys Medicines
Every Agent must have certificate with the seal of
the Company thereunto, signed by its Secretary and
counfersened by the aforesaid Branch Secretary No
one is authorized TO sell the Company's Medicines
without such certificate.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-01
EDWARD BARTON, Secretar.
GRAEEENBERG MEDICINES

The undersigned is fully prepared TO establish n
G"EFESBERo DEPor in all places of proper size i'm
New England Except the State of Connecticut, and
thai portion Of Vermont of the Green mouutains)
and also in the British Provinces Of New Bunswick
anu anu NOVA IVA; 81 o'ia Immediate application should be
maze, eitne personally or by letter. As there will or
ahariiy be but one Depot in a town or village the
agency VIII he very valuable.
me leading article to winch public attention is in
vted is the GRAEFENBERG VEGETABI.E Pills
o. whch 81, ooo boxes sold each and very week.
complaints yield with certainty their
ness, Dyspepsia, Eryspelus Imperfect Dosstiou EYor
aieus, Gree" sickness, Heartburn Headache aundiee
, ,eeS 1uml s0ts Rheumatism, and various diseases OF
implicit reliance may be placed upon them. Price o5
cents box. ~ -
Inc names Of the other medicines are as follows:
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA.
For summer complaints dyseniery, and all other af
iecnons OF the stonsch and bowels, it is Infable.
Price so cents bottle.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARsAPARILLA
COMPOUND.
Warranted to make two quarts superior 10 INV in
the world. Price one dollar bottle
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE
49, OINTMENT.
Wherever inflammation exists this oin,men, 4, n
Wsllive and speedy cure Price 25 and SO cents n box
The GRAEFENBRRG EYE LOTION.
ror disorders OF the Eyes this Lotion has 70 equal
roi vloeh. Inflammation, weakness, foreign sub
stances III the eyes, IS an unfailing remedy. Price
20 cents per bottle with full directions.
THE GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BIT
TIERS
Sovereign to build up the enervated system, to res
tore the appetite and clear the skin. Price 25 cents
package. ~ 1888
THE CONSUMPTIVE,S BAI.M.
ms most extraordinary article is inubie
IN Consumption, Bronchitis and Betding at the Lunos
u is only sent as ordered at SIS the quart Consurn
tlves may be sure of finding in his article that which
will not dsappoint their hopes.
me 6rdefenbcrg Gazette. published BY the Company
Io gratutous distribution, ma, he had ON application
to any one of thsir numerous Agents
EDWIN C. BARNES,
Sec'yN E Branch.
pAGENIS.ALbERT G. PAGE. Bath n. s. soule,
Freeport; J. & l.. c. True, Pow nal; b. Randall No
pownal; VIM. G. Hoyt, Durham; Isaac N Davis, Lit
t,e River Village; Ohed Merrill, Topsham john f.
Haley, Rrunswek James Sampson, Bowdonham j.
w. Avery & Co., Richmond; Cofren & BlatchforC,
Augusta; F. Glazier, Jr., Gardiner.
Dec.27, 3taw Amos.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-01
New Goods /!

n Y. KENDALL has taken the Store on Cen.
II. tire Street owned by VIM Ledyard, nearly OPP.
p"se DR. YIELDS and has received on consignment, a
general assortment of w. 1. GOODS. GROCER
les d PROVISIONS. and as he intends TO
adopt the cash system, will sell cheap.
Batn, Jan 26, lS4s. DE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-25
DENTISTRY, &c.

DR. MENSING, Dental Surgeon
HAVING returned TO the city of New Orleans iron ms
Il 4 tour in the North and East, Is prepared -
to perform all operations appeFtainlng 70 the fS
TEETH; and has become acquainted WlJhQI YYYNVy
the best mode Of operating approved by the T!!ALJ
College Of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore, Nd his price
for operations in proportion to suit the tunes aiou
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. MEN5InG .
TOOTH-ACHE ELIXIR, or no charge. 81 OInce
No SO Baronne street. 4th door above Common ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-25
DAILY CRESCENT.



Fonr members Of the Club Of the Institute, MI
(,arnier Pages. Pagnerre, Duclere and Barthelemy
ST Hilaire have Withdrawn from that club, and
published letter setting forth their views on the
subject Of the election Of the President OF the ne
public. They spoke in strong terms agalnsI, any
interference with the people in the election OF Pres
ident and particularly by the members OF the va
fional Assembly, who would thus, they say en.es
into certain engagements which might IN aosallsS
bind them TO certain line OF conduct VIII ;f,,re
10 the President who might be eleceu' anu ''''s'i
the interests Of the State. ,,,t;ves have
The great majority of the re =
pronounced in favor Of Gen. Cavaignac'
The stsansb;n Europa. Capt. Lott, which sailed
from New York on the 9Th, and Haiiiax on
IIeh ret reached the Mersey after a splendid
IF . Iitfle more thar, eleven days.
n WAS announced in London that the Govern
ent had received intelligence Of the death OF lora-
ham Pacha.
Paris is represented as rather recovering ITS pros
perity. Foreigners are again repairing tniIhar.
The number Of American residents has consldera-
bly, increased.
The Courier Francais has taken up, ia fIrong
manner, the candidateshiP Of M Lamartinss
The rejoicinrs for the promulgation Of the con-
stitution in France were continued on tne lSth,
but did not create any great sensatioi'
An English brig, the Three Sisters, was attacked
off the coast of Morocco Dy slX pfapcd Dodts lliieo
with Moors The brig was abandoned, her crew
being picked I'D by an English vessel. On hearing
of the affair the British steamer Polyhemus went
ont TO retake the vessel, which was done after a
sharp struggle, in which several of her officers and
men were wounded.
The London papers announce the death of Chas
Heath, the eminent engraver and publisher Of an
nuals-in which business he was the first to engage
some fifteen or sixteen years ago
The u. S. frigate United States, Com: Reed
last from the Gulf of Spezzia, was at Gibraltar
November 18th.
Accounts have been received from Malta of the
18th. The epidemic which has of late proved SC
fatal to the soldiers has nearly ceased. The Amer
leans have given up SpeZzia as naval station
and returned TO their former waters at Mahon'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-25
RESTAURANTS, Sc.


FVTDT-1o-
KTHHE subscriber begz most Iespectiuy 70 inform ms
friends and Ire nahic generally that he has removed
fora his Old stand The (amp reef Restaurant No " -
camp street "a No. go POYDRAS STREET.. where Hi
he hopes by strict attention business 70 m;
patronage which has been so literally aNaI9eo ~ NM -
prices vii remain the his old stand VIZ 41A On
Breakfast and Dinner per month 10
Tfansent customers furnished with meals at al hours.
Breakfast IS cents Dinner % cents Snpper q Genus
d2f St JOHN COAIES, IlOPneee-.-
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rpAMrrm unuSH.

Lake end Qf Neao Shell Rood
TEyE undersigned has Just reed and opened the aDoye
well known and favon;e establishment anu m fssS9
tends TO make it. every respect worthy OF the pat fsalM
ronage of his friends and those who wish to enjoy
peasaut drive Of the most elegant and
treats in the country The gardens and grounds wnl q
IN the best ORDER he viii have boats out at a tes y
his table supplied with the nny tribe, tres from le
home He will also be at all times supplied WIN uS
serption of wild game and all the decacles that lne
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors anu
wines with good lemonade for his Temperance
ttCsome all.p Id20 6ml DAN hlChOAA.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-25
MURPHY,s RESTAURANT,
,xiy1es and billiard SaIonns-No 100 ST. CHARLES

STREET, NEXT TO THE THEATRE. y !.
FENE Subscriber would respectfully inform ms iIsenus anu
4 the public that he has made extensive az ZN@M
ditions to his Establishment, rendering Il, me StA
most complete and desirable in the CITY, Inc gNyY~SA
RESTAURANT will at all times be supplied iiET
with the choicest fare that the markets OF me CITY aiou
in style satisfy the most fastidous epicure lawns
number of spacious bedrooms, with sntl5e new IMMUNE
Is prepared to accommodate BOARDEhS, WIN Of VIII
ouf Lodging BY the day week month Terms modefals
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely Ie ny!
and ystsrs will find the Tables and appointments OF this e
Enlistment equal in the city, and rom tneI cenis
Situafion must continue The Billiard Saloon OF the
fTbe BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed WIN
great care and effort the part of the subscriber sha pc
wanting to give general satisfaction to his patrons and 10
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
@ The BAR usual will always be furnished with tne
best of LIQUORS. :, .,.,r1pr,xy
df4 3m RCHARD mOnIn1.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-25
a. II. COCHRAN 4 co..

27 TCHOUPITOULAs Sired
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and
" porsg Of FRUITS, NUTS, ETC., have fog ssie--
RAlSINS-3OQ packages, wholes, halves and squaFef.
CITRONS-z5o boxes fresh Genoa.
PRDNES-ln iafs and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACkER5--500 boxes No. 1.
PECANS-200 bags and barrels fine Texss
CHAMPAGNE-l00 baskets
NUTMEGS-50G Ii Mol.
BRANDY CHERRIES; MUsCAT WI ESQ "a
LQBSTERS-Agents for manuiac'y, D. Caldwell g. u
FIGS-30O0 drums, extra superior
PEPPER. PIMENTO and RACE GIStsI Roo bns
MACKEREL-An invoice, assorted
ALMONDS-00e trails and bags soft sIsll
WlNES-Poh. various qualities Sweet and Dry ualag
200 cases old Spanish
lFILBERTS. BRAZIL. NUTS-aud every variety
Fruits and Nuts
BgTTEh-zoc kegs superior St. Louis.a
dls I'm Agency Of the celebrated Ameriean foWdeLA
PUMPS AND LATHRG APPA8Axps e.
FuliN MCCARTHY PLUMBER. No. 134 Capt ssleet
~ New Orleans. has Just received new asa age =
sasVf ment Of Brass Cocks, various sizes keea Aaa
lSiil Jumps; Beer Pumps, go 30; CoekIpz ges
pa hing Tubs and Shower Baths. Aisos aa fse
lnR Lead Pipes ehest Lead work OF every $40 81
ana steamboat work promptly pat % and ipSHes ~
deLlplpmptly attended 70.
- DhslEss neassais
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-25
DAGTERREOTYPE.

TRUSTS DAGUERRE0TYPH,
A. BRUSH respectfully informs his friends ana Ihe
d /. public that he has opened a D.AGUERREOI1PE
(94LTERY at the corner of JACKSON and TCHOUPITOU
Las Streets Lafayette and guarantees all keneses 70 pc
eGua 10 any taken in the United States and soc share
Of patronage Prices moderate. NIB u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-25
EDUCATION.
HIGH aI HEs6 9anooE I2a h To 81 EsS HAPEhs

as BOARDERS Or D8Y Pulls
n s aads the GSPs of
"a the Misses ALLISON from London, lin this lnstu-
he course Of study IS thorough and systematic vague
theories, superficial methods OF teaching 70 eles apes
esored TO- in of the various departments sciences
The French Langusge under hs-supsInendsPPos s Of
guage music and the Accomplishments are taught py mas
sq n eVeTy stve IS taught b. the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for many yeas fone OF the most eminent
aisEl9g @a1 NAV u bs q Known on application residence
oft6e Misses ALLISON. CafOndest St ne y
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
MADAME ARRALINE BROOKS mas ine h9 no S 70
osaSs Bsa the days Of Tuition follows At the
c ebhHdSnY h clsss.. .MorD1x WEDNESDAY and -
1ad EslP Gas. non TS1 g + and THURSDAY from
csnt. 70 y 4 Glass TUEsDAr and THURSDAY, from
parents. 70 y Guardians f and the Public invited to the Chill
d E S Of Ff Madame asnsfB rooks Apply ~ O
tne There viii Be the usual number of CHILDRENs
~ Madame Brooks win continue to teach until the lst
MRS. N. CAMP IL -, mr., .,,n
In Gif1fTAR with Vocal Music. She lectures to her
Pupils the Science Of MUSE, WIN bdn sx asc
week a. her residence 227 BSI4IE B;s ID n q
Price, IS per mOnth-l2 Lessons;
She has sie seyeR 4sIaEe supeo onea anl
ally lew. 10 u
MUSIC AND SINGING.
n FEHRMANN, Professor OF Music and Singlng Conner
~, Of APOLLO and CLIO Streets IN the Drug l<@sAa
store offers his services to the public Of Newt reans
In living lessons at a very moderate price, on the
PIANO-FORTE and in SINGING on the best principles
of teaching the same aoo
N. B.-Best of references gwen nv ON
PIANO FoRTES TUNED:
NHE subscriber begs to inform the people OF NeWOean'
i and vicinity, that he has returned to the
civ and Is ready to Tune and Regulate
PIANO FoRTES in The best manner amer. D u n O
and on the most reasonable terms. Ordefsu = ", =
left ID Mayos Music Store, No. Camp street VII DC
promptly attended to Ida 1m1 ELIJAH DONBAR--
BOUDOIR PIANOS.
THE Public Professors Of Music and AHlaIeoH are
respectfully invited to call at M.AYO'S
MUSIC STORE, S Camp street, and ex a
anime the new, beautiful . I'D Ol XII III n
PIANO made by Leml Gilbert, of Boston, " =
touch power and quality tone have drawn toh the mos
fatterng encomums from the musical pubic, anu l9 P
renders the tone rich, varied and powerful as entirely
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