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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-23
JOHN c. WINERY,
SUR GEON DENTISTlr

OFFICE AT 1HE SALEM BooKsToRE.
All operations in Dentistry performed in tho
best manner, and all work warranted elegant
and durable Charges reasonable.
Salem, Sept. 9Th, lsie.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-23
SILK Sikh SILKlli

NIERCIIANTS, Pedlars and others, can Obtain
Ill a supply OF a very superior quality. of
Sewing and Saddlers' silk OF all colors in packa-
ges or 100 skein Bundles, to any amount, whole
sale and retail, at Cope and Filsons Store, [sign
of the swan, Salem, Ohio.
We are i'll constant receipt of large quantities
Of this Silk, and for the cash VIC will dispose of
it on better terms than it can be obtained in the
East. Call and see for yourselves.
Jan. 26, lS50-tf. SAMUEL COPE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-23

tV-rHE CALIFORNIA FHvBR is very prova-
lent hcrcabouts. 1t has carried of a large num-
Der of men and few women, and the list of
of victims is becoming longer every day.
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c. DONALDSON & Co.

Wholesale and Retail Hard,oaro Merchants.
KEEP constantly on hand general assort-
ment OF HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
No l8, Main Street, Cincinnati.
January, 1919.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-23
New Work by II. c. Wright.

ANTnRoPoLoGr; or The Science of Man: in
its bearing on War and Slavery, and on
Arguments from the Bible, Marriage, God,
Death, Retribution, Atonement and Gov
crument, in support of these and other So
cinl Wrongs. III n Series of Letters to a
Friend in England. BY Henry G. WRIoHT.
Cincinnati: +. Shepard, Al Second street.
1850.
We have not been able yet to give this work
a critical perusal, but VIC know enough of tho
authors views and of his mode of presenting
them to enable us to say with entire confidence
that it deserves the attention of all inquiring
minds, and especially OF those who, deeply sem
siblc of the fogs and msts of the popular theol-
ogy are just emerging into the clear light of the
Sun of Righteousness That it is entirely free
from error, or that the truths it contains arc in
all cases presented in an unobjectionablc shape,
is more than VIC should dare affirm of this or of
any other human production but We entertain
no doubt that, in spite of all tho faults which a
rigid criticism may detect, it will be extensively
useful, by the light it sheds on the most impor-
tant problems of Human Life, and by stimula-
ting thousands to investigate, as they have new
or done before, the true source of moral obliga-
ton, and the relations of mankind to God and
to each other.
Copies may be obtained at the Salem Book
Store, or Of Isaac Trcscott Price 20 cents sim
gle; copies for 81; "a for 50.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-23

DIED-At Munson, Goauga County, Ohio,
Feb. 2Sth, SAMUEL HoPsoN, Esq, aged u years.
He had been a resident of this township about
forty years, was its first settler, and had been a
public servant for many years in the Office OF
Justice of the Peace and Land Agency. He
made very judicious disposal of all his proper
ty on the day before his death. lie undoubtcd-
ly had presentimcnt of his dissolution, altho'
none of his friends were aware of it until a few
hours before his death. He has ever been a
strong opposcr of the religious hypocrisy of our
country-was firm believer in the immortali-
ty of the soul, and warm friend of the OPP
pressed and down-trodden slave. lie was a
Comcoutcr from the Government but the
Church he never had to come out Of A few
hours before his death he manifested great
anxiety for the great reforms which arc now 60
ing on. He was a true philanthropist, and was
respected by all who know him.
JAMES N0RTHRUP.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-23

tB-HoN. w. II. SEWARD is entitled to our
hanks for an early copy of his Speech.
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BENJAMIN BOWN.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
TEA-DEALER, FRUITERER, s. DEALER
IN Pats6ag Manufactured Artieles.
No. III, Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
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Cosr OF DYINo IN CAaFoRSA. A cor.
respondent of the Washington Union furnishes
that paper with the following bill from San
Francisco, for services rendered TO his deceased
brother:
Mr. To Sacramento Hospital, DR..
IT, Qg 4 ,va oftouIaurc n daVa nt S25. aud %
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MR.. CLAY AT ANNAPoLIS.-On Saturday, the
1st of June, Senator Pratt, accompanied by the
Hon. Henry Clay, and Senators Foote and Dickin-
son, with Mr.. Dawson, of Georgia, visited Anuapo-
lis, and were the guests of Senator Pratt On the
matter becoming known, they were invited by the
Mayor to the Senate chamber, which was soon
crowded to overfowing Mayor Claude addressed
Mr.. Clay and his associates extending to them the
hospitaties of the city, to which Mr.. Clay most
appropriately replied and he alluded to subjects
of national interest, send you the following extract
from his speech
4" feel the proffered kindness and the manner in
which it has been rendered, especially as YOU have
thought proper to associate with it the discharge Of
duties which you deem preservatve of our glorious
Union-l have said, sir, that we are not here for
the purpose Of making speeches-but in the midst
OF this scene-h re, where the venerated Wash
ington breathed upon the Union of which YOU have
spoken, the pure spirit which at all times charac.
terized his devotion to his country-that sprit wa
not breathed in van-it exists and is felt in every
part of our beloved country, and under its influence
the Union, unbroken and without dishonor shall
be perpetuated to the remotest posterity (Tremen.
dous cheering and applause.) And, sir. il affords
me pleasure to say that in the good work of adjust
ment,s conciation and compromise, | have beer
aided and sustained by patriotic men of all parties
those who call themselves wings, and those who
call themselves democrats, with equal purity, devo
ton and patriotism, have nobly come to the rescue
and placing just estimate upon the Union
achieved and framed by revolutionary yalor and
wisdom, have alike determined upon its perpetual
preservation. Without making speech, sir,
deem the occasion and the place not inappropriate
to the uttering of sentiment cherished by me- and
deserving of being entertained by all men. 1t is
this, and assert itwuh great confidence, that thai
party, whether whig or democrat, which at the
present time gives the greater support to the peace
full adjustment Of the difficult and delicate questions
at present distracting the national councils, ant
seriously threatening to disturb the harmony Of the
Union, will be entitled to and most assuredly will
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receive the lasting confidence and gratitude Of the
country" (Great and long continued applause.)
The assemblage were then successfully addressed
by Mr.. Foote, Mr.. Dickinson, Mr.. Dawson, and
Mr.. Pratt, in terms of fsrvent eloquence, each
tanning and endorsing the views expressed by Mr..
Clay.
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POPULATION OF OHIo.- BY the return lately
made to the Cons,itu ional Convention Of Ohio, by
the Secretary of State appe1Fs that by the census
of 1910, the State contained ,502 IA whites, and
1883 colored persons - total, 1873, ,567. The
Secretary estimates the population this year at :
whites, 2035, ,73l; colored, % 5C5-total csc 236
This shows an aggregate increase of 539, ,769-an
increase among the whites of 533,607, and among
the blacks of 6I52
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VOLUME III.-NUMBER 81. ,

necessary steps, in the meantime, to relieve Col.
Campbell from iesr onsbiity in this matter.
VIII grea: respect, have the honor to be,
Gentlemen your obedient servant,
A. ID. CRossMAE, Mayor.
p. S.-I herewith hand you the written author
i.y from Mr.. James S. Deas, for Messrs. Ward e.
Merritt to sign his name as security for the con-
trac adjudicated to them on the 10th inst
A.. D. C.
That part Of the message relative to Col. Camp
bell was referred to Finance Committee, and the
contracts to Streets and Landings.
On motion Of Mr.. Shields, the President ap.
pointed a committee of three, Messrs Shields,
Lawrason and Hooper, as Committee Of Conference
for the Improvement of Canal street
TREASURER WEEKLY REPORT.
MaHieipdlltg No. Tro: DE.
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II. s. WATERMA
(LATE HOLMES & co.,
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

: M a N q T hU 7 o X Il n
No. % GrdUier Cdr0Rdet street, Wen Orleans.
EB~ SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot
ties plain favored with SaapaIila Lemon. etc.. for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats,, or Private Families.
shortest notice.
liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants
Is O-SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
tulnlshed on the most reasonable terms.
N. Il. SODA WATER APPARATUS of every description
fnF Fsals lun
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Balance on hand this day..................
Neso Orleans, June II, 1850, 4Il

w. H. GARLkED. Treasurer.
A resolution OF the Board of Directors approving
the ordinance concerning the Public Schools,
offered by Alderman Yancey, was, on motion of
Mr. Pride, laid on the table.
A communication from the Surveyor, recon-
mendiDg Plank Road on Common street from st.
Mary to Galvez street, and simple truss bridges,
was referred 10 Committee Streets and Landings.
A communication from the Assistant Attorney,
advising the Council If judgment against the
Municipality for the value of Flat-boat cut adrifI,
and recommending an amendment of the Ordi.
nances, was referred TO the Finance Committee.
The First District Surveyor informed the Coun-
ell thar no work had been done on the Common
street road during the past week-was referred to
Committee on Streets and Landings.
PETITIONS:
OF Citizens, for change OF the grade of the
streets;
of James Pegrans relative to paving on Felicity
road;
OF Citizens, relative to paving on Felicity road
were referred to Committee on Streets and Land
iDgs.
OF Mrs. Logan, to. Withdraw her petition--was
granted.
OF r E. Lanitv, 10 transfer a claim for work
for the Hall to HI. j. Combes.
or Elijah Cannon, for correction of assessment ;
OF John Carey, claiming 81 25 for refreshments
We're referred TO Finance Committee.
OF Michael Brown, for two months wages as
Watchman-was referred to Committee on WoEk
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A. D. CRossMAN, Mayo
MAYoRALTy OF NEwoRLEANs, J

May 81, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the
above resolutions, passed by the Council of Munich
paly No. Two, their sitting of 2h inst and in virtue of
the 18th section OF oil the Legislature approved March
IS. 1850 will proceed TO sell at office, on URSDAY
the 18th day of June at II O'Clock the several
for Repairs, Additions, Alterations and building
of Brick Enginehouse, Stable Hose house, Trough,
to the lowest bidder accordance with the terms and
dltons as therein set forth.
iel st A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS,
ME THnIrs. y \ INeg%2orleans, ~ 9Th June ls59 IS,

Rall by tins Board for the conviction (under proceed
nstuted during the publication OF this notice. of any
reron OF mature and $500 for the conviction of
any Sape who may have been concerned either prncpa
OIL OF &aecessoy in sitting fire building buildings this
CITY or In latay etc. All rewards hereby can
eeled. le7 I'm JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
IRON SAFE FOR SALE-A superior Iron Safe large
size, nearly new, made by @. Rich s. Co. New York for
ale very low Apply al y Natehez st. Stains. myO
TOR sALE-2O casks BASIS PALE ALE and casks
Il Barclays London Porter, Just landed, apply TO
mY5 JOHN II. ELLIOTT n co. so Grayier st
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IIIVOIl = Co.t " 2 :. INIVIUIs,
ETnR AINE slirihLI A 4, m

nRIEANs " 4 PEnh6iiI'ISiiE;SS n 6iiI'ISiiE;S vwhAGE' wnaE' -.
" ab0pe lla, and on FOneher street. beaoeen Ja and
ST. osephThe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with an
the recent improvements laid in portion of 6s principal
Warehouse expressly f9f the storage q coffee, making it
very best Warehouse in the city His price for storage viii
be the last season. &c. bag per month"; He has
also room for the storage Of every description of Merchandise
say the bulk OF 30 coo barrels, which will always bs taken at
the lowest rates.
~ Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repaoksd
at the shortest notce [n23 6ml GEO. r. BEARD. :
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n. sEOARE, Badd9r aqd ;Iet6er, at o. Julia
u street. tOntfacts for BUILDING, FINISHING or
hEfAlRlNG executed with fidelity and Dispatch JOB
btNSo all kinds done TO orde with promptness.. Resi-
qanie, toRtBis1ciGi HOtek : eePS~ SASH-DOORS and
BLINDS made 10 order. fy23 6mdNW
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IA. d. CROSsMAN. Mayor.
s, JOS. GENOiS,
signed, Recorder Municipality No One.
JAS. H. CALDWELL.
Recorder Municipality No Two.

1S SoEy- -. Ditns SieiN. le0
RROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY-TLe
~ Brooklyn Warehouses, at Agiers opposite New
are now in readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH intended for re-
SHIPMENT Having 1900 feet front the river with wharyes
IN front OF the Warehouses by which goods are
conveyed without ryage exposure the weather. ample
loading of ships. " ~ anu
charges are fixed at low rates. and every aecommoda
oh Oereu TO the Merchants the city and the Shippers in
te upper county II is the wish of the Company to equal
the conVenlences ot The Atlantic Dock of New York.
Persons interested in transmitting Merchandise are invited
TO visit the premises. " ~
Oice corner OF Magazine and Lafayette Streets NewOr
leans. T. j. CASEY Seerat.ry
. Refereaces-J & R. Geddes Price, Frost & Co.; j. W.
Stanton & Co., r. F. Nichols - - - ,f
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CI.AssICs AND MODERN NLANGUAGEs-The
" undersigned, (natve of Prussia, wishes give lessons
to few pupils either in the GERMAN, LATIN. or
GREEK Lang uage He has studied the and modern
Languages and Literature the celebrated Universities
Of Germany Tin Berlin, Halle and Heidelberg Speaks
office, Box 8 No q; or to Mr.; LOUIS st,HW1ARZ, sHNW1A
German Book Store, Exchange Alley or TO EDWARD
poERK, Editor of the German Newspaper Die Deutsche
Zelnn0,a InulA
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4 TlNsON. CarPsater and Baiider, No. 294 Maga.
zine street, (n Side n Stewart old placel-constanlly
on hand an extensive assortment of Panel Doors Blinds
sash glazed unglazed. A orders promptly filled the
pnes and every description OF JObbing done with
ncaiuess and dispatch. mhn ly
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CHARLks LEWIS .
L.ALEa. a. HILL

CHaRLks LEWIS. W. ARTHUR aILL
tN - ~ HILL, attorneys at Lam, Hendenon, Rusk
Comfy, TeAs will practise the Supreme and District
Co1rs g The Sate and will aerd the purchase and sale
q Lands and the location Of Certificates, In any part of the
STATE. iyl2 lyd&W-
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a: u 0glkff. $. A. KIN8sLARD. W. N GREENWOOD.
4 ID. tsRiEFF a. co. Wh0Lesais Dealers in Butter
A. aad Gtasse. and agents for Taylor Albany .ie
Porter, aud sNsrqrk Cider, Hos 2S, 3S and 40 Old
Lavee, New Orleans mis- 1y
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MAYORALTY OF New ORLEANS, !

2
accordance with the sixth section of the Act equaze
Representation in the Municipal Counc of the City of
NewOreans, Approved 18th January lS47 the undersigned
Mayor and Recorders Of the several Muniopaties of the
City of New Orleans this day the Office of the Mayor
Of the City of New0reans, and there proceeded the
animation Of the Returns Of the Election held Monday,
the I'D inst in the Sixth Ward of the Second Municipality
OF he City of Oeans for One Alderman, represent
SAID ard in said Municipality, and hereby certify the fol-
lowing 10 be the result thereof:
Sykes received hundred and seventy two votes.
yacoD barker received one hundred and five votes.
we therefore declare X. b. SYKES duly elected Alder
Nan M om the sixth Ward TO the Council of Municipality
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TTOTH0sE WHO ARE EPRON0UNCED INCi

ABLE-The fact is established beyond the posi-
biy Of doubt that by suitably regulated of Vege-
table Botanic Medication the different forms of old Obst
by Treatment which can do no injury whatever DR.. Full
LERTON guarantees speedy in the most aggravated
cases Of Cancers Ulcers Old Sores, and Skin Diseases of
every kind letter herps Eryspeas Tumors,
Poypus, " ems, White swelling, Rheumeism, Gout,
Dropsy, Scrofua, Scurvy Fstua, Dyspepsia Liver Kid.
Spleen, Breast and Lung Complaints; Asthma, Palsy,
etc. etc. AsO-the different diseases peculiar women.
e1 decided Improvement will be percepible in most
cases in from six to twelve days. if OF many stand
ing
Feye of all kinds invariably be cured in from four
twenty -four hours by mild medicine, which easily taken by
the most sensitive.
Inyalids invited consult DIR. f. grauitousy at No.
so St. Charles street Cover Tattersa Excbange), and
certificates of remarkable cures.
N. B. A will be guaranteed in all cases undertaken,
and few if any will be turned away as incurabe.
nv9 vdk
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ResOiped, That the Mayor be, and is hereby authorized
and requested after having given days notice in the Off
csl paerol this Municipality, sell public auction,
the lowest bidder the contsaet for building Brick Engine
house. Stable, HosehOuse, Trough, for Philadelphia
Fire CO No a. lot Of ground on Common street, be-
tween st Paul and GrOnde streets, owned by this Munich
paity, in accordance with plan and specifications
file in the Surveyors Office the work be done without
delay, good and substantial mauner the satisfaction
Of the Surveyor and Fire Committee the give
bond and security twice the amount OF his contract for the
full and faithful performance of the work
(Slgned,l JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved May 80, 1850.
Isl A m CRnSGMAN MaVor
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No nos. d. HAiLks, Broker St Charles Hotel Build
4 inss fourth door from Common office of H. Davis
Fnoary public, New Orleans will buy and sell Landed
Property; otaln Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes.
q bs Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make Copart-
9ehp Settlements intends residing in the city during the
a Summer, ana viii Agent Tor of property
~ ce assessment Tor taxes is fair valuation draw lease col
ect rents, ETC. etc. and attend to Agency business in gen
IlhlA
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III ABpRDE a. XIaUES, Commission Merchants
- 57d iRBgyters gf BqgaRa Cigars, Leaf To5aee0 Cgf
sugar, H0eB. etc. No. Front Street. between Cana
31d Crssan streets, opposite the Steamboat Landing F
rlehlclpalty. aum ly
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HGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A s BoARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, oaToRdelet
IN street. St. Joseph established in 1872 under the
superinencenee of the MISSES ELLISON, from Lon.
This Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European instruction. constantly for the reception of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches reQu-
site to a complete and finished education
TERMS and other particulars may be known appica-
ton the residence of the MISSES ALLISON, Caron-
delet street. ial4 lyi
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w T Tesas n 10 ILL., '1''O'"SV at Aa0' Asnder'0n
Refer t0-Cummhgs, Stewart & Co., Rev. Dr. Scott
baker, Lusk x Co., New Orleans: Bradford & Sanders
'pugp2 Etsth, John l.. Blocker, Mobile Ala nIgdN M
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4 tUUh & CALDWELL, Steam 0aknaa .Hdnufao.
SJ'turcrs, Cypress Grove Mills, of CallOpe and
Howard streets Second Municipality, New0rleans g. Il
20 prepared furnish orders Northern Wholesale
Prices. sV Orders left EDGELL, MILFORD & Co s.
sl@ Poydras street, at the Mills, will be puncuav at.
Lieulei anp51 1v
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stres ROMAHOsA Successor Costa & Coz Importer
~ Ha5dna Produce, keeps constantly hand a large
We orent Of GIG RS, consisting OF mperals, Regalas
49, f,o,n a. rnas,
II CJysns No FrSn % avs % ~ , ] =, niiius i u
streets New Orleans VI 'O' " nyss iv u
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MA YO'S
77Tu MUSIC STORE.
TmHH Nos. 5 and 7 Cam street, XSy7tl5lE
II Three doors from Canal.


IT HE undersigned desires respectfully inform the pub
Il lie that they always find at his MUSIC STORE a
choice and large assortment of P AN o FORTES, at
very reasonable prices and accommodating terms Among
acure T. GILBERT Co, of Boston, ofrch tone, and fin
shed beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany
with Iron Frames made in the most substantial and workman
ike manner Also, the justly celebrated HOllAN PLANO
OR TES, which for sweetness of tone have not been
equaed. They particularly suited to the country the
HoIian does MOI require tuning for years.
The New improvement in Piano Fores, the Patent VII
RBATNG OYERBRIDGE, also for sale at this establishment.
This improvement gives peculiar frmne and bhancy the
ebe adds to the durability and strength OF the Piano, and
renders capable of remaining much longer in than
those in ordinary
w T. NJ. is gent for HENRI HERR celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PlANINOS, made in Paris, For power and
sweetness OF tone they stand pre6miHeit.
~ The Dolcs Compana 4ttaehlgent j. tleye Co.'s Paris
Pianos and Instruments from all the best manufactures,
stantly feteiving and for sale on liberal terms
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale from $50 to
700 each. and taken in part payment for ones.
Pianos Repaired, Tuned, Rented and Appraised
CATCHCART'S MELODEON.-This beautiful toned
Wind Instrument for Village Churches, Lodges Seenadng
Paries and the pacceo OF Organsts, possesses sweet
offered at q so each.
e1- Orders for GUITARS V7Olins, P7olOncellos Cari.
gets ftutes, FlggaetS Strings and Musieat MerehqP-
prices. Bands supplied with Brass lnstrumen and Band
HARPS, Double and Single Action on hand and made
to order, to suit the taste Of purchasers.
MUSlC.-The largest Catalogue in the South. The Stock
Is an accumulation oi over years. and in many old
and beautiful pieces of print.
NEW MUSIC received by every arrival from the North
and by the foreign steamships Spanish Songs, Dances
Waltzes, &sa regular supply Original Music published
every week the Native Compositions solicited Mu-
The Message Bird "Saroni's Musical Times and the
BY addressing the undersigned Catalogues of Music will
lei I'm ~ pun " ~ WM. T. MAYO.
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OMN NRIisTRONli. aI7 Tohonpiionins sirseI. ;

y pusle ST. Marys Market is prepared to manufacture
Steam B0eS every description as cheap prices as they
% y e yered here from part of the country ia3 ly
a 40. q. TAYLOR ~ co. Dealers an Coffee, Gun.
reb Bags, Rice and Western Produce, No. s Maga.
VI Iite Street, New Orleans. fy5
~ slR, w. q. FITE is our authorized AGENT TO
asaG all business Of the House, pernoafa act passed
eItns daI before A. c. Ainswoth, Notary Public,
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W. ARTHUR L. co. Commission, Propisioa and
: GroeerB Merchants, 2S and % New Lsyee street,
: W Iilealls,.. apo