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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW


NOR OCTOBER -C0sTENIs. h. Williams Account OIL
/ China. Campbell and stevens Histories Of virginia
srd Georgia. Tn. Life of William Iyldalr 8 Novels
0f fh. season. s. MIls's Political Economy. Peilews
Life of Lord simolh; C0quere- Hsory II Prote-tan-
On ln France g Hedges Prose Writer'S Of 1eimMy' ~
Two scottish Peasants. lO Critical sOrce-
DR. Bushne ID. Grafton. delivered before ne Pm 6eta
Kappa ~ Cambfl5ge Aug % 1913, ust pu1sne And Tor
szle Dy thAALrS . rAANS,S : "
I'd fi.kykF %. Broadway
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MARINE JOURNAL.

foRI or EEw-YoRE OCTOBER
MINIATURE AINAVAC. TINS DAY
ra' 80 ~.
- g4rNF J5rRVfL. FORTH pfGf az
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- fou,th Nnrd.-IAe Whis Electors OF he t9uftt
W.fa rr folescd To assemble al the Shakespeare hosl
srrs I'D Mi am aud Duane Ste This evening at y cooA
~ he ufao.s o choosing Delegates 10 the Con giessoM
,olrfy aui Assembly Conventions pursuant TO no Ieso'
r,.r4-ton ri he W hug General Committee ~ ornri o.
Il, +, I'd a o,oviiiee [ CHAMBERLAIN. Chairman.
q NorrsfkN. Secretary W 60
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~ DR.. BanujnQ'. Body Brace

Prom Professor if'ilt'Hf f'"l.i.r
have examined Dr. Banning's instrument Tor r-iei OF
weakue.s requiring support. and have made Jr1c'cn
pcritnef Of he same ssionlsled a. he result
ptayd Ftb. =. 1876. PAUL 3. GODDARD " %
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XXANTED-A situation for respectable srl OF Y
w wears old in respectable family where she can have
tie comforts of home and her board and clothing 20
oher pen8son expected She IL good gir and Will
ing work understands the care Of children Cal Al 80
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SIMEON DRAPER, SMITH ntNN.NNv9.,,
iFINIS TFAL, ob "a
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NOR SALE CHEAP trsf rafe second lsnd
Range. oliv been us-i i-S fays-onr ~ he-1et
r,ase-n good order boz sale al Mr.. ONea- boarding
house. 67 Mad'-1r-s- ~ 80
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vIvANTFD-By two respectable young girls situations
~ one as chamhermad and waiter. or assist IN washing
and ironing the other DO general housework IN pFar
family Can be seen for days Best OF reference APP
nv al 0l Seventeenth o. between Sixth and seventh ave
80 f-,rf roou mn stsirs % o.
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One a. rook asher snd roner; The other A. chant
al ard sundres. No objection % general hol-rN ofN 20
.r,s family The best OF CITY reference gwen Oan De-
ser FOR tTo DAYS of Hammond and rseio'y IS
second flOr No. IS. g.
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=. ,V.NrV0 To I.EAsE-A small, commodiocs
II WANIhD ~ vsrd 10 the upper part Of tho city
Oh or near sssee. u n.
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JEREMIAH IATHROP. JOSEPH q BtLL...,
MARTIN SCHt LIZ
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WANIn-
gg 4Hans5srs 20 Adesrtpessn 'entt paa zufi BE- ~
o4id on 0ey ieil not be taken ouf Of ne Onos

NIYANTED-By respectable young man. who has re-
w ceived a general course Of education situation ~
ERIK In a commission mercantile house. Advertiser i
capable If nsucng s. tutOrin private family or leach
i1g classics. &c 10 seminary; all Of which departments ne
has hitherto ed to the satisfaction Of his employers
from whom he present crediable testimonials Al
ress X this Office Each situation il eligible 40 Gus
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poV sALE-The two story ories . ont house snh
- run $500 The house contains u rooms and las
III ~ C,etoc s.er the yard and also In ne basenen
~ r lee, fronl and n feet The The property
20 80 per annurn For farther particulars sp-
TO- 49, fo5 sci W. HAYWARD, - Desney-si.
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(tOAL, Mining, the Trads--The Ceogra phi
~ cal and Geological Distribution OF Fossil Fuel and MIN
sIa Bituminous Substances employed in the Arts and Man
uacures with many maps and diagrams of the great coal
producing countries giving the Predpction, consumption,
prices, tariffs duties, and International regulations BY
Richard Cowling Taylor volume octave, with very
meous maps and engravngs, 400 statistical tables and
], 100 analyses of mineral combusubles l848.
Damn on Coal-mining and the Coal Trade. l volume
Newcastle, England f- eo "a ~,
Budge's Practical Miners Guide. / volume London.
Plattner the Bowpipe: in Minerals, Ores Furnace.
Products, Nc l volume. London.
Fenwicks Subtenanean Surveying. l volume. Lon
don. ~
Geology asa Science, applied practically the discovery
OF coal, NC, by John Rookie. volume. London
Practical Mineralogy, by Chapman / volume. Lon
don.
The Certainties of Geology. by Gibson volume. Lon
don. .e
Trae de PEx plotation DIES Mines, par NJ CHI Combes,
Ingeneur Chef PEcole Royale DIES Mines volumes
and atlas. Paris
Csurs lie Service dams les FORCES, approve par Min
istre de la Gueue. / volume and atlas Paris.
Imported from London and Paris by r. TAYLOR.
Also, Report, by w r. Johnson the U. S. Navy De-
Parment, on the various American Goals. volume.
Report, by ID. ID. Owen, the u 5. Treasury Depart
mentof Geological Exploration of Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Illinois. i volume
And many other works. English and American atng
directly or incidentally the same class of subjects.
June Is
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FLANCH OR CORNER IRON

800 pounds of best iron rods for rvets
The plate iron be of the best quality of American
free from blisters, each plate cut correctly its sze
kept level from the shears, and each plate marked in white
paint with its size in feet and inches
The bar iron also be ofthe best quality of American
iron, rolled and to length, and tree from tags
ends The fiat iron rolled with square edges The pieces
marked to be best quality hammered iron.
The tanch iron must bear to work TO angle length
wise, without cracking.
Bonds with two approved suretes in one-half the
of the CONTRACT will be required and per
addition will be withheld from the amount of each pay
ment collateral security tor the faithful performance of
the contract The balance ninety cent, will be paid
tor each delivery within thirty days after presentation of
bills approved In rplicate by the comlnandant of the
yard, by the navy agent named in the contract
Every offer must be accompanied with written qua
any and the responsibility Of the gaaranror certified by
the agent, some known to the bureau that
if the offer be accepted the bidder WILL within five days
after being notified enter into contract with good and .u
Client surees 70 furnish the articles proposed ageeaby
the specified in this advertisement.
Bidders particularly cautioned to endorse their offers
Proposals for Plate and Bar Iron"
All offers made in conformity with this adver-
sement, every PARTICULAR will be rejected informal
Those only whose offers accepted will be not
fed. '' July I-law4w
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TO our sURsCRIBHRs.

The viii entered books anisss tho
payment Of ths subscription IN ADVANCE
Subscribers may forward poAgs
which viii by and al risk by z
sal transmission Ut NJ WEE .rff t.fEfNl II
The COUNTRY PAPER published hyweskly during the
sion O Congress, and semi weskly during tbs
period Less than yaar will be
terms props rionsd the above annual
ne PObTMAsTEHS authorized agents by
sending us rvs DAILY with spcsssA
WEEKLY suhscribsrs with snsiosa; s WEEKLY
crbers $40 win b entitled copy Of the
edition a. they furnish subscrSbsss Tor, sSssi H t
D TaE Rxa1xA viii ~ furnished tAen As
terms. t-i f.Nfs
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| o.. .
IA institutior essabsha sad ecsdsfs6 81 ths Sst~s Of
~. i Charity, chiefly for the rslig Of tk i~sa~s
i eninence within view Of the city Of Bajtiuiore and
render particularly desirable
residence those afflicted with mental diseEdefs Tho
house and adjoining grounds command extensive and vary
interesting views Of highly cultivated and agreeable
laed and furnished in style that viii bear oopar
son with our most respectable hotels: 10 abundanuy
supplied with the finest water and iys bath arrangements
unsurpassed by other similar establishment in tho
country The patients OF this Institution received and
attended to by Sisters Of Chan and are vssed once or
asylum in the possession of al tho necessary and
modern Improvements for relieving the insane yet pro-
and appe retTeot,
rather than place for the secluson and confinement OF
and incurabe persons II has tho stdous
aim of its founders invest 1t with everything apperain
wien the Of the will admit, viii be surrounded
by all comforts and advantages OF cheerful s~d des
tic society Accordingly the gre4est 10 taken, not
merely discard far practicable every form ofPo
sona restraint from the observation Of tho
everything that tend TO ritato or distress their
ments within and without doors studousy supplied.
and exercise in the open air In the carriage or on ioot
Over the female department the Sisters themselves hayo
the immediate charge; whilst in the male department are
provided faithful Incompetent male aenden VINO have
and over whom the Sisters maintain the srctes supetvls-
ion This institution possesses ACCOMMODATIONS Tor me re-
cepon of one hundred and fifty patients The terms vary
from SIS to Sc per week. 1.-THE patient require or his friends
desire extra accommodations and additional attention, net
will be charged accordingly. For further information ep-
ply the Sister Superior Of the institutions OF d. "M-
Ii. Stokes, the physician Ft ft
nac N Id
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ID EGIsTER OF the Navy aud Marine Corps alpha.
n beticaly arranged, and containing the names OF all
officers OF the navy and marine corps military and CIVIL
commissioned and warrants who have entered the service
showing the dates their original rank and entry the dates
of their successive promotions, and in what manner and
when they left the service, if in it containing also
edition Of all the laws in relation to the navy and
marine corps with reference to the Statutes at Large
hory of the Secretary of the Navy, by Messrs Mechn IL
windcr, ls4s Complete in one volume, large octave,
price 49, Just issued.
July S-d&cp +. TAYLOR.
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Magnificent Pianos.

wv FISCHER would respectfully request the attention
wv the public but more particularly of those persons
who may wish purchase piano forte, examine
ton of those in his of which magnif-
cent full grand octave piano. in rich rosewood case,
highly polished and carved, with solid legs This beaut
fully finished instrument, unequaed by any heretofore
brough! to this city, will be sold bargain if early applied
for Also, splendid rosewood pianos, with
octayes; both of which received premium the last
mechanics fair in Boston This latter instrument the com
and pleasing throughout; may justly be called
first class instrument and would do great credit
manufacturer, here abroad" The committee award
silver medal the highest premium given in any instance
for a octave square piano.
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PARLIAMENTARY ELOQUENCE.-- Speeches of Can
nng and from his writings, volume octave,
of $50 pages full bound in leather price (half pce rs
cents The Selected Speeches of Wyndham and Huskis-
complete in octave volume o66 pages price (ha
price) rs Selected Speeches of Patrick Henry Fisher
Ames John Randolph Edward Livingston, Gouverncur
Norris Bayard, Pinkney, Webster, Castor, Calhoun, Eve
reu, Josiah Quincy, and other distinguished Americans,
complete in volume of 53 pages full bound in leather
price (haf price, 81 For sale Ia few copies only by
F. TAYLOR.
II AND BOOK for Travellers In tho United States
Il giving very extensive and detailed information OF
routes, distances &c. and full descriptions of all interest,"
ing localities with lS engraved illustrations and large
and highly finished map Of United States Of Iema.kable
fness and accuracy, by Sherman Smith, of New York
pocket volume, 1913, Of 20 pages price 81 So
June e +. TAYLOR.
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THE American Quarterly Register and Magazine
conducted by James Stryker.This valuable pc rodi
cal is just issued from the press of E. c. u j. Bddle OF
Philadelphia Il may be had the bookstore Of the sub
subscriptions and deliver copies all that wish tate il,
WILLIAM M, MORRISON
Penn. avonue. Washington chy.
w For tho character and design of the work refeence
a1o made 70 Hon John A. Bryan, opposts Wilardp Ho
tel Pennsylvania avenue, Juno 3-2AwM
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DREEss RAILWAY PRACTICE, collection of
h working plan, and practical details Of Construction, lt
and I'd series, volumes quarto l.l
Woods Practical Treatise ON Railroad ana LOCOMOTIVES
volume. - Nss .y
ume. Brussels. Eli
Tredgold on Railroads and Carriages.
Wishaw's ANALYSIS of Railways Badnall on Railways
Railways, their construction and management ny 40
. Y.-..,,..
Masonry and Stone Cutting, by Nicholson.
Guide 10 Railway Masonry, by Nicholson f7
Shaw's Operative Masonry. .lt itt -, =. 60
Haskel's Engineers Guide in Boring
Engineers and Contractors Pocket Book Tor ioao.
McNeps Tables for Excavations and EmbanknentS.
Bashforh's Calculations OF Earthwork. s. l-i2r-
Sbley and Rutherfofd's Earthwork Tables. WI,
Guide TO Measuring and Valuing of Arthcen WORKS
Keys Earhwork Tables Hsu and ASssns en-
Rnck on ObIiaue Bridges Hart on Obque Arches :,
Imported from London by F. TAYLOR togetner WIN
many other valuable works on the same class OF
June 49,
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TvyHFc Rod and tho Gun two treatises angling and
i shooting; by the author OF the "Oakleigh Hhoolng
The Horse and The Hound their and treatnent and
practical instructions in horsemanship and
The Sportsmans Library; by John Mills, vol, Edin-
burgh. . 80, -. ;, ..,.
v sbing trolling bottom fishing and salmon fishing with
the natural history river fish and the modes Of catching
them, vol, London. atl 8, eGu1 eii
The Shooters Hand Book l VOL, Edinburgh. i,,,o.
Young in all that reates % Guns
and Shooting; by Lieut.. Col. Hawker vol, London.
Manly Exercises vol and Defensive Exercises vol;
by Donald Walker, London. -
London many engravings. Just received from LONDON by
+. TAYLOR, who has on hand various collection OF
works both English and American, the same SUBJECTS
in all their branches f. fHt
In D.
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CoLLEcroR's OFFICE June Il, lS4S.
(tTTY TAXES.-Noticc to dellnqucnts.-Au persons
~ whose upon real personal property remain due
and unpaid hereby notified that such shall continue
in after the LIST day of August will be proceeded
against for the enforcement of collection directed by
unpaid taxes.
A. ROCKWELL,
June I3-2awdif. Collector.
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PATENT OFFICE, June 8, lS4S
nN tho petition OF Ross Wlnnns, Of Baltimore,

PATENT OFFICE, June 8, lS4S
ON tho petition OF Ross Wlnans, OF Baltimore,
~ praying for the extension of patent granted to him
cars and Carriages for years from the expiration Of
1875 -
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
once on the third Monday of August next, (2ls at IL
O'CLOCK, M and all persons notified appear and
to be granted. -
Ordered Also that this notice be published in the Union
Inelgencer, and Demokrat, Washington Argus haiti
more penn'Yvanisn. Philadelphia; True Sun, and Sum-
New YORK; POST, Boston Gazette, Portsmouth, NJ II !;
Post, Pttsourg; and Inquirer, Cincinnati; once weeR
for three successive weeks whereof r.,
DC east Sixty Gays previous to the said third Monday
August next EDMUND BURKE,
- Commissioner of Patents.
s. Editors OF the above papers will please copv and
send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper Contain
ing this notice.
June 4--w3w n-
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OUTPOST DUTY by Lieut.. Col Arentchildt, LIST
~ hussars
Light Troops service, by Lieut.. Col Leslie 6OIh
Kings royal rifles.
Defence of Ontposts by Captain Jebb royal engineers
Hints 70 Officers Piquet service, by Capt Glasse 95th
infantry.
Duties of an Officer Picquet and on Detachments, by
Capt Ker, 7th dragon guards
Light Troops in the Field by Lieut. Mayne 9Th infantry
jackson the Formation, Discipline, and Economy of
Armies.
Service and Management of Heavy Ordnance, for tn.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Evoluons and ManGuvres of a Field Battery and OF a
Brigade of Batteries by Capt Gore, royal artillery
Maxweps Victories of the British Armies
Artillersts Manual by Capt Grifiths, royal artillery
4h edition.
frey.
Practical Operations of Siege by Major General Pas
ley, royal engineers
Malorte on the Attack and Defence of Fortified Places.
The Sieges of Spain by Welingtons Army, by Major
General Jones.
Macauay's Field Notifications and Field Engineering
Military Bridges, by Sir Howard Douglas.
Steamboats, Military Field Pockot-book.
Just imported from London by f. TAYLOR.
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JESSE Il. DOW,
.N'0E0rv Public and General .Hxent,

OGce No. 8, Union Buildings directly under the Union
Office, Warrington, d. c.,
A TTENDS to the prosecution of claims before Congress
"A and the various departments of the government. Pen
sions and bouny-land particularly attended
Bountya purchased and sold. The heirs and
legal of the officers and of John Paul
Jones's squadron in 779 will find be their nere
apply to Mr. d. he having the rolls of the Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance and tell glance UhO and
,cho entitled share in the Denmark prizes. Per-
abroad who desire business be attended to by Mr.
will be required in all to pay postage and enclose
a retaining fee of IS.
Refer the members of the 18th and 3Oth Congresses
generally.
Mar 23-Iy [Intell
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TEXAS PUEBLO DEBT.
Agencyor the settlement of cdfms of euery nature and
deception against tie late repu6lie Of IeIas

Ageneyor the settlement of claims Of euery nature and
deception against the late republic Of TEXAS
7NHE UNDERSIGNED viii undertake prepare and
adjust with the Auditor and Comptroller claims OF every
nature, ass, and description. against the ste republic OF
among which may be specfed-bonds and certificates of
Stock barring interest Promissory notes. with and with
of land or money arms and military and stores
provisions, transportation, and supplies OF every KIND 1u
s @ including s
expedition 70 Santa Fe, and those under General Some
compa,tes fspies and minute men on the oasr prop
taien impressed into the public SERVICE or lost
oh s by the .yrsses "
clerks and IN Short all legal or equitable demands against
Mr. Mason having been connected with the late govern
ment chief clerk of the War Department and snoss
the of outstanding claims generally well as with
the Lawn and usages regulating their settlement
AS probable that the next Legislature viii make some
provisn for the payment of the ascertaned public debt
is beieed be important to the holders OF the Liabilities
Of the .e republic to have them fully adjusted WITHIN the
peced after notice of nearly two years has been given
that further time will be allowed TO claimants to present
them for the recognition and action OF the account
ing officers of the governments and i is evident that with
such recognition and action first had provision can
or viii be made for their payment, either in lands or
money. Hence the importance OF timely attention on the
part OF claimants.
1t may also be observed, that early presentation of
ing officers and ourselves, which may be to
proper investigation, and the supplying Of proofs now
The act explicitly postpones all claims not presented
within the time prescribed In other words, Is law Of
limitation which will perpeualy bar all such claims, I'M
less relaxed by special nterpostion of the Legislature
All spoliaon claims and claims for property lost should
be by evidences taken before proper
officer, that be obtained gEE.
The labor required in examining claims, pre-
pairing proper orn and supplying sufficient proof
will be very considerable in the most Our charges
will be estimated upon the equivalent In par funds Of the
amount claimed, ut the following rates.
On all under 81 600, per cent.
On all sums vi 600, and under $1,000, per cent
On all sums over $5OOO and under $4,000, per
On all $4,000, and under $O,OOO, per cent
On all sums $4,000, per cent
Communications must be addressed to us at Austin,
Texas and in all cases. when by mail be
CHARLES MASON,
w. D. MILLER.
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Lives insured - t0l
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMI. HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES De SEEDING, No. 1lTodds Buildings,
~, Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
W. p JOHNSTON M. D., opposite City Post Office,
7th street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be obtained application at the
agents Office. ~
July 4-law4w Nat Int
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Every person entitled the right of presumption to any
of the lands within the townships and fractional townships
above required establish the same to the
satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper land Of
cc and make yent therefor after
seeing this notice. before The day appointed for the COM
of the public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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T,AMILY Carriage and Horse.-The subscriber has for
L disposal excellent family carriage and horse, with
which he wishes part he is DESTROYS present Of
keeping carriage horse has been tested and can be
well recommended. For terms of sale apply to
WIN. FISCHER,
June 28-3taw3w Statoners Hall.
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Chippewa Land District, In tho Territory OF Wis
cOnsln.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
General Land Office, April 7, lS4S
TN pursuance of the first section of the Congress-
entitled san act to create additional land district in
the Territory Wisconsin, and for other purposes" ap-
proved March g. ls7 do hereby declare and known
that the land office for the district created BY said act
tory the this day designated by the President of
United States.
Given under my hand, the city OF Washington, this
seventh day of April ammo Domin thousand eight
dred and forty-eight
BY order of the President; - .
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April I4-wl2w
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LNoR RENT-The two upper rooms in Washington Hall,
l. the of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue
These rooms being neatly finished, and situated in de-
sable part of the city, suitable for public exhibitions
societies, DC Either of them will be rented by the night,
week. month"; year, very low rate. 4 application be
made to ROBT, KEYWORTH,
July IO-wn Penn. av., between 9Th and 10th SITS.
MORE NEW MUsIC.-Just received At the cid es,
lvl tablshed store, door Fuer's hotel the follow
ing music, which will be sold four cents page
being onethd less than the price charged elsewhere
w. FISCHER.
What If thine eye is beaming yet.
The Old Soldiers Daughter.
The Babes in the Wood
The vocal beauties of -Lucie do Lammcmoor'
III not begule thee from thy home.
May hope to call thee friend.
Soft falls the tear--for three voices.
Gems from the opera of Lucie de Lammemoor
July II. re 49, ~ ". lfEt- -"
THE Power az tne PuIpaa or Thoughts ADDRESSED
Christian Ministers and to those who hear thorn, by
Gardiner Spring, d. D., ! vol. f. TAYLVk.
May 10