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heat eaest discovery o. the has been made BY
d. kILLINgtR for nearly years his remedy has
been teore the pnhc mskng the greatest upon &c
o,td using reference tire hrt families in the t2sr
via -1he lryipgs Gnnnells Cos ars Ludevsi hefriss,
DtpAua Brsdkutsfs ne sc. tagether With hun
drsds - the members 81 the faculty This
deed have always sapsidefed great
However N hss amounted comparAtivelv n1thag The
whole World being ted With spurious articles they have
been led 20 dsbeve everything they see published
medicine The Doctor began po0r hat The
delightful Satisfaction % rersninE until ne discovered
his mode q making people beeve having .tey issued
eircuar procaiminE smphateay that thpa he
tenes 20 a. wee Cannon aud humhur since vheh evsry
body believes his satements-conseIuenty, run
darn -ih purchsser and are m.sinr money faster then
ought n desire. Midsummer should not
fail 70 call the Doctor whether ttsy sick ne
- th~ oniy orgnsl quack iivnE s the others had
~ sir dea ndef down from their graf great graad
GAL AZ 90 Bairay. bet~een Grand snd Browne streets
No natter phs< disease IT, ths Doctor vii
y ana your hair. II thirty Don't
fl 20 ea sad SID 10 vsy large family bottles, at
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CAnDrN AND AnBoy RAILROAD LINE roa
s,,.., hss.'psI. . .sys. esls.s 80 ssn g.ss sss
says ssesrtsd FROM Pier Ne. l. Nuth uV~ rsss-HsDs
49, ssss - ss~~HA slses e>sA "a
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~ VII b acted, the LIFE AND DEATH OF RICHARD
Henry MI Stevens Richnend, Mr. Titoa; ElrabetR Mrs.
j. wallask, J Lady Anne, Mss c. Wsmyss To conclude
with the new local drama styled the STRIKE WAGES
ss .iSN Warner NJ rlo,i Tim eq.le. Nj; wnans
yordan Tom Harris Mr.. Pope; Mr.. Ashhcli Hamilton
Patrick Mr. Martin; Mary Warner Mics wsmyss; Susan
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THE DUssKLDokY ACADEMY OF FINE Arts
S.,ss ::;s :!.s; :sF;:
.s. room: over d. as q =. Church q 4. p9ss
from s,SsS gss af 70 o ssss f Ass.,ss
A MEXICAN Arr uNIoY.-IScoRPoRArkp FOR THE
~ s q s am, Asii IN sSs IS s s
and .f,sr The oh inst, from o'clock ~ 9ceoeA p
s Ss aSsTs sd NE @ sS
nj ssu,,s BrsSa, ss bronze bust. wssSinslSas ~
Also s's a. Si As sSt' q 81
arsSSs :" *. sSoys so ~ are aS9ea 10 th
following works Of Art. yir To such numbers Of the
respective sub.eripons Ths illustrated
ss matter 1ass T. ',s ns from i he "s a
.nn,ylhs Bur, ron Leslie. ssiss,s'sd I1n,ias o
issT.,ss: "a Line. s.ssS,;3 q o. SsSc
.sd ys. Card Pis sr, sis. * ~ 10 ushs. each
t.rsd tlsir sns.ns'. se are rsas,si spSyior thsa
poErsAIr OF JENNY LIND. PAINTED FROM LIFE
s.s,.. q Jenny Iind pSIiishsd AN mus, ).
whols,ais Prln,,siisrs, 10 iirssd.,y.
A RTlsrg MATERIALS. PARCHMENT. cRAYoss.
n iths same a. used by Brocharl drawing paper for
;ss... photographic eraJ,rs Rates ta 1 are offered
isrF. s..ors-ns Of French shd Ess.s srii.i. mate.
the attention Of the psebe 20 cur r'dsrsie terms.
LRENcH AND gSGLIsH ENGRAvINGs-wE BEG
aud choice assortment % Prints - every descriptions su-h
historical criptural heads studies scrolls marine
etc. etc. including al the novelties recently
het in kureps Our large Business saanss ~ % sell 90
wNol.-.ls Prin,seiiers. 10 Broadway.
DREcIous sToNEs. JEwELgY. CHARMS. AND ALL
u Minds % Preach fancy articles. fas SAFE ~
VICTOR HisHpf. - sai3cs Jsne, up stairs
Pearls. Diamonds .st al kinssof Gems purahased
a. usir full value.
JENNY LIMBS oPGRA oLAssEs-JUsT RECEIVED
invoice Of this pattern q alssses for sale
BY VICTOR BfSiOP, y Maiden Lane, up stairs.
EDUCATION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON THE PtANorORTE
IA gentlemen, Professor a the Penoforte familiar With
VI English and German lanEuages having f.~ hours
employed 10 desrous 70 give Lessons on The piano 70 Afsv
rseted Professor u the ritboforte No Tuou a.
Rr oklya, gill receive Immediate a'fenton. ". B-Psnos
tesed essminsd. aud selected for purchasers
TUE RoARbIsG AND DAY SCHOOL FoR YoUso
u Lsdi-s-A =. r. CLARKE. Princip.ls-No 10 Rutrer.
will its utumua Monday ser.sm-
b-rs For term Amply ~ shove.
BOARDING AID DAY sCHoOI.-xtsS osAM WILL
~ reopen her sehool Tor ytung ladies Monday, Sept
rh, ~ 22y Ninth ,tIeet, near the Sec nd avenue.
WHITING CLAssEs-kR. GOLDSMITH WILL CON-
w mcnce his fall classes Monday Septemberg Ar
rlcacrs Will le received this day sad to-m0row the
iev pupils vail be receie "a for private instructon
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VVALLnALLA 50 CANAL STREET.-THE GREAT sue.

~ cess Of this Temple Of Pleasure-Houses crowded
nightly to witness Jenny Lnd-Femae Opera Troupe
sstng Of Of tho best female musicians in the world
Also the great Dr. Coyers groups Living Pio
lures the only true living representations the most lovely
formed in the world The beautiful Arab Girls each
day and evening together with the Sable Melods making
the best company in the United States Orchestra o;
Psrquette 25c Commence at o'clock in the afternoon
and ia in the evening" Rail- every night.
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RAIT.eoAps.

NV, YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW YoRE
sna fhisfeiphia Direct-Unitsd states Nail Aas- -
arossn hsurs via New Jersey Rsilroad-Fars re-
80 gs Al from foe,sf csur;l.sa. s,r,.t sns a.
tnhse.lshia . snd A. n. and 8 p b., from Zoo. q
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CAl.lgOHHIA.

THRoUGH LINZ TOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA
Chsgre direct ana b. the Unted state Nan steamers
90 the Pacific On friday SEPTEMBER 18th the spsndid
steamship ChEhOkEE, Henry Winde, Commandsr, sill
leave her dcek pier No. North River for Chagrcs direct
ON trday September 18Th, at oeiock. Passengers st
pisce heir taggage the day pr.vous for passage
apply 70 ROWLAND AsFTNsALL.
and gqg
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CASTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEP-
~ tiop Of vsters during the day from A NJ till p. n.
is The largest and most beautiful in the country
afording superior opportunity for reading
undisturbed promenades, while viewing the shipping
and delightful scenery around nhang the delicious
breeze Admission. l2A
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AMUSRmEnTU.

RR0ADWAYr THEATRE
II =. A. narshall, Sole Les
see q. II. Barrett, Manager.
Saturd ~ Evening, Sept. 7th,
1850, win be presented, the
operate spectacle Of JUDITH
Judith, Mad. Anna Bishop;
Iliakim, Sig. Novelli Isra-
phsel, NILE. Adslise. Pre-
yious to the spectacle the
farce Of the HUMPING LE-
GACY Filippo Geronimo,
Mr.; Whiting; Rosetta, Mrs.
knigh I. After the spectacle,
SHOCKING EvENTS-Grif-
hnhoof, Mr.. W. Dayidse; Kit
~, hiss Olivia. To be follow
cd BY the GRAND OVER
TuRE from DoniIetti's opera
Of Les Martyrs" To con-
elude with Madame Anna
BISHOPS Mexican bows sopr !
ealiee "a cATATUABA, IN |
the costume Of a "Charro."
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PUBLICATIONS.

I lTTELLs LIVING ACE NO. ssi-l2L CENTs.-CoN-
,en,..Il; The ny.tsri9ss Compact, IRON the Germans
Naturalist Part VII rra.sr hasaIine Courtshp in the
Time Of James Bsct woods Magazine; Last Days OF
spseta,sr fss,y-yhe Two Bees The Goblin telegraph
taan rie'eni Cheeks Pois IN England. Published
weekly, at sin do.lars year, BY Y. Ltte Co. Boston,
and sold by DEWITT h DAVENPORT,
Irbuns Bui New York
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QARNUks PARNAssUs.-D. APPLETON q co WILL
II publish on saturday Barnums Pssn.ssu being conf
DENTAL disclosures o. The prize the Jenny Linz
sons with speeinss Of the leading American poets the
bArpiest efureneo Of their s1Ius Rspecfuy dedicated
TO the American Eigle. enc ol. ~ Price Is
Contents II Preliminary disclosures. H. yOutte Ode
IN. te,noSieesed test sons writer Ill The Manager
aad the Nghtinsale, ballad; being Nctoe from the
Dotllues Of the Poets. Nv. Barnum-opsis rsotave "
III lsphyr sous Sy sophronia Of the seath Vest. VI
Broadtide. tfoH Boston bard VII AT midnight in his
d0Tny b-d ny ancient Crosker Arranged for duet be-
tween 7. Ba lrm and Jenny Lind VIII. lhe Palm o.
tho Songsress what the Heart q Jen LIND said
audience lx "Asnd q Happy Hears and Homes ing
without author Y. SucL people have a
70 he under thin veil o. fact, H. Sweet Fifteen,
tbs brave Fireman. Kill sonE Of the steamer Aantio by
Stoler. Kill Fnale.-Grand Committee chorus.
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THEATRICAL k0TIrE.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF Acknowledged talent, wishing engagements for the
present season. commencing the first Of October the
principal Theatre in Of the chief cities requested
address Manager. Post 0ice New YORK. All conmunioa-
tions PROMPTLY attended to.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE

CHANGE OF HoUR.-FOR FLUSHING. THE STEAM
~ boat Island City. Captain Silas Reynolds will and
after Monday September 9th leave Flushing at o'clock
A n. and o'clock. p NJ Returning. win leave Fulton
further notice. Fare. ~ cents each way.
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EoR SALE. FREIGHT OR cHARTER-THE F!lJR
sailing. copper fastesed ship WOODsIpE OF s1
register; has carried from Mobile ibs
cotton This vessel rotttsd With treat care ard a.
expense eighteen months since having
=. that time an entirely nev rsns Of standing syng 20
gcther With she hss recently been horoushy
hauled recauksd all over feed ard sheahed to deep load
ing line rsperd snd pered shssthng Cen Be
mal expense being we'll found VA
fer org vo aee For further particulars apply 70 the
dersHed where an inventory ~ The vessel be ses
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IN we'll benefit OF Mrs. b. Williams Saturday evening
Sept T. the entertainments will with the farce
Of OUR 0ALHenry seymour Mr.. Granger Caroline Nor
ton Mrs Williams. To be followed by the farce Of the
IRISH Id0N.-Tm Moore, Mr. b. Williams; Mrs Fisrsig,
IRELAND AS 1T Is-Rasgsd Pat, NJ. b. Willansj Dan
oCsroan, Nj: "A Perry 0Tlagherty, Mr.. Dunn; Judy
0Flagherty, Mrs. b. Williams; Honor 0Carolan, Miss
Hsutopville In future the doors vii open the
performance commence at7n o'clock.
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EoR ssLE-1HE NEW SCHOONER NARY, NOW
lyinr the foot o. Beekman street. She Ia copper
fastened. AMI Furnished in The best possible mannsr Fer
iurhet rar,eusrs apply a. Rossrs Net fulton street
Herald rs tons, nearly slso hall u the schooner
mbis tons and IN good order The whole % s.sh may
thsst DANIEL T. WHITE.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-yENNY LINZ
Concert Tcke Of admission for the first and second
Concerts take place at Castle Garden on wednesday
llth and Friday, 18th September Henry II. Leeds Co
will .en At suction ., the Castle Garden on saturday
Concert of Jenny Lind diagra Of the seats will be
pared from which choices be made and ticket
sold without reserve the highest bidder The
will be at the place. Tuesday Sept for the
Concert which will take place Friday. the 18th inst
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"AETED-BY A YOUNG NAN, SITUATION AS
Porter in wholesale retail store; understands Eng
Dsh and German take Of horses Can give the best
Of Camphne business preferred Please address
Inc AZ ia
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WANrEp-A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID OR
w Laundress, BY respectable young woman Can pro-
duce the best city reference Please call No. ~ East
Eleventh street. between the Third and Fourth in
the rear. Can he until suited.
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VNANTRD-AT Is WEST TIL RTEENTH STREET Two
w grs Chamsermaid, and TO do fine washing and
ironing the other Cook, Baker, and assist in
washing and ironing Best of city reference required Pro-
testants
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Nun San
very fast sailing bArt " CORNING, Capt. Atse A. Corr
nnF !. nov ready Tor freight and will receive prompt
despatch above The " q IL clipper vessel built
In baltimore only tve since and Justly celebrated
vessel and very SIT saler she y n9~ IN hns
sn.rs ss,rsardnsIy induesmeas % clippers DESTROYS -
Early application should - made reiaht for which
Iasstge having sperdid accommodations apply
70 ". D. CORNING, "a South strees. or
ISAAC SMITH iOi wall street
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C0EFISH CH0WDER AT CONGRESS HALL, NO. %
" Bowery southeast Of Hester street. Sundays
AZ o'clock r. N. Free Lunch daily at IL o'clock.
EE1 H. &. SKULL,
f. A. kUrZ Jr.
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FoR Sale AND 40 LEs.

eOh sHbss h'D ~ sS~
L'eR sAtr-THE MODERN BUILT THREE-sroRY
brick house, No. % Ierin-ton avenue, containing al
The NC dern impIovs m.nts Terms easy. ABBY 70 .. ~
nses.
EON sALE.-rHE STOCK, sIxTUKs3 AND GOOD
will Of Merchant Tailoring sstablshment situated n
the lever and business part o. the city nov doing sood bn
ani who're the above named business has been carried
for stQut . As this IL the time for the emmsne
% the fall rsl person WISHING p pur hass VI
end this rare chance. Please sddress M. M At this
oree. wsich wiil he promptly Attended 20.
A DINING SALOON. LOCATED IN THE MIDST or
N the mercantile community, and In one Of the greatest
thorourhftrts in the city established and known ore o
the most respectable restauran down town. h offered tor
very chesp Any person wishing in The busi
nsss, VIII do vel 70 call Apply 20 G. u hoWts ~ nassau
S,reet. upstairs.
L,oR sALE-Two DkGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS,
II Ncigtauter, known A. the hest The artist painter
Who has u Ter sale will teach The art % phoogsphy 20 The
oeosi A " sBd from sto5P.x.
ITO LET-A STABLE ~ TIVE REAR OF NO. l07 FIFTH
Avenue entrance Fifteenth street. Apply At u sss-
sau street
ITO IrT-THREE OR FOUR Roows. TO SINGLE GEN
tlemeu with breakfast ~ required. Apply at No. ass
Green street, near Naverly Place
vIyANTED TO RENT IN gENTEEL NEIGHBOR-
w hood modern House suitable for small family To-
cation Twentieth street and rent not 70 exceed Eve
nundrs3 dollars. Address Post Ofee, boz No. i5sO
xxyANrEp TO REST-FRox THE FIRST or NovEx-
w ter or December nert. new three story House. on
.tr.et ADJACENT Fourth fifth svenues lease will
hetsken Tor number Of Apply 70 B. BY
81 Givinssteu. weiss Co. 6 Wsil street
nyTIcE wANTEp-A CONVENIENT OFFICE, WITH
~ or with-ut additesal roms for strangers Situation
ss.,hvest q wall street. address A. C., this Once.
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WANTED-A COOK AND BATH NAN, AT A CoUN
w try water cure house, near the city, aud wifi
PREFERRED No objection to ceored. Apply at Is Lagh
street.
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WANTED-BoARD FOR LADY IN A REsPECrA-
w bic private family, near Broadway and between
Houston and Seventeenth streets Address c. c. 12f Beeck
Oh street.
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nlISCELLANEOUSs

CARD-WN. II. BEEBE CO.. MATTERS. loo
"A broadway, and II Liberty street. beg leave TO inform
their friends and the public that their business must suffer
temposry interruption from the partial deltruetsn Of
their mandatory by fire the morning Of the Nth Instant
Ths wb particularly to ask the indulgence Of their custo
mers for the brief period which must necessarily ensue be-
fore they will be enabled TO resume their business Their
store will be reopenea in day two when their susto
mers will be supplied usual. WV. H. BEEBE s. CO.,
l56 broadway, II Liberty
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VNANTED-sRvEN LADYs DRESS CAP MAKERS,
and Eve Aner to competent hands wages of no con-
ability and taste encouraged Cap Makers
81 to IS per Miliners s. to ST. Permanent employ
naent. Apply at Mrs. RICHM0NDS, 1863 Broadway.
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A CARD.-THE PAINTING THAT is DONE WITH
IA Hojers Satin Gloss AID much sought after by the
public fair specimens # the said gloss work be at
the Irving Howard, Broadway and Astor Houses. Also
other large The public is toned to
beware of there many other CLOSES
in calculated to deceive the under various
The only oreinal Hoers Satin Gloss White made and
only by Geo. W. Hoer Painter Of Twenty
THIRD D Third ". Y.
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LIMITED STATES Ma STEAMER BETWEEN NAV
York and LiverpooL-rhe ships competing this line an

Of these shps VIII not .eseentsels for sss
silver bullion specie jewery, precious stones or metah
unless bills 81 iadins lsed therefor and the vAlu
thereof sxyr. therein.
steamer, rem Liverpool Gill be materially reduced.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

TOBACCo-The Eastern accounts are favorable, and
5 hhds sold in market follows: 80 hhds at
64 at 81 and 10 So, 81 hhds at - and $50
hhds Mason County also private terms.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The market for both was
quite dull Sales of 800 hhds Sugar feeble prices and $50
to 800 bbls Molaes l22c y gallon for very Inferior to
Prime.
FLOUR-Tbe market, Influenced by light receipts and
reduced stuck, has taken upward Sales $500 bb OF
which 200 Ohio at IS 259s5 8s, 40 Illinois IS 5O5 co.
1000 Superne st Louis IS 75 Illinois (Superine) at
s. 7j and 100 Extra at So 90 q Dbl.
CORN-Lght supply, and barely $500 sacks taken $40
81, chiefly however, at 55(956c.
OATS-About 800 sacks st Louis sold at 60dD65c
BRAN-St scarce. lot of $50 sacks sold on the Ieyee
at 50 so.
PROVlSIONS-The Pork market was quiet, and the
largest sale to knowledge 100 bbls Mes 90 TO-
Bacon steady with sales OF casks Prime Shoulders at 81
and 10 do Cincinnati Sides &C. Very little Lard in the
MARKET and barely 500 bbs and erces sold at D5 fo
Ordinary and &c for Prime.
COFFEE-200 bags Rio sold at 1880, and 200 at -.
TALLOW-Advanced. Sales 50 bbls city rendered and
rs casks Western, both at 7c y ID.
BAGGlNG AND ROPE-Sales, 800 pieces at lie, cash
32 coils at &c cash. and 200 74c short time adding interest
CANDLES-1O0 boxes Star sold at 23l5c.
WHISKY-No change Sales, 23s bbs Rectiied at 20
so at 2Ols, and l4O Raw at nc " gallon.
FRElGHTS-Two American ships taken for Havre
l5l6c for Cotton two British ships for Liverpool led
for Glasgow at ll32d also ship for Boston 7O75
far pnrb
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REMANDED,--Rosa Baldwin was examined yes.
terday on the charge of passing counterfeit quar-
ter eagle upon the clerk of Mr.. Kelman, in Canal
street. The accused purchased pair of fancy
slippers" Ia fact which the affidavit infinitely
specifies, that there might be fair understanding
of the case,) and in payment INDUCED in another
fight of fancy by thinking that the courteous sales.
man would take all for gold that glittered. For
Ihs illegal supposition Rosa will appear to answer
before the First District Court, as required by Re.
Cmrder Genois.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

FrRE,-A fire broke out last evening about :
clock, in story building used grocery
store, on Tchoupitoulas street, between st. Joseph
and Robin. The flames spread with great rapid
1ry, aud in short space OF time two small frame
dwelling houses adjoining and range of two.sory
brick buildings in the rear, were destroyed. The
latter was attached to the Alabama Cotton Press
aud was occupied by Robert Shortridge, the lessee
aud his hands. The Press was in much danger
hut the successful efforts of our energetic Fir,
Department confined the fire to the building
named abnve.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

CAMP ST., three doors from Canal ST., Nep0rtcans
HE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the public
ssr - that they can always find at his MUSIC
3 VhE n cholce and large assortment OF lETmsl ta
Ian " FORTE ), at very reasonableNf NJ IN N VI
prices and on accommodating terms. Amongu Il VI Y
them are Piano FOres made by the old and celebrated Manu-.
T. GILBERT &Co of rch tone, and finished beau
uny IN Rosewood Black anut and Mahogany, with Iron
n W y Also the Justly celebrated Re OLIAN PIANO
Il -, which for sweetness of tone have been
They are particularly suited to the country, the
]lttgiah 4oes not require tuning for
The New Improvement in Piano Fortes the Patent VI
hlNG ONERBRIDGE is also for sale this establishment
gives peculiar rmnes and bFiancy the
"s 10 We durability and strength OF the Piano. and
those In ordinary use. ~ s " ~ ~
NY II "a Is Agent for HENRI HERz's celebrated G AND
PIANOS and PIANINOS, made in Paris For power and
sweetness OF tone they stand preGmiRent.
IN SSGGSHoNL-nANp PiANOS for sale at from $50 to
CATCHCART'S MELODEON.- be,rtfnl tonsa
WIND Instrument for Village Churches Lodges Senanadns
Parties and the private practice of Organists poSes
au powefnl lone rs portable, (weghng but % lbs } and
Orders from the country for Flutes Guitars cgor;,c,
EIGgeetS, UOtiRS HOL0Hce0s, Strings and 1I,,s;eoj
eredRdiSe Of eUry description will be promptly eycnted
and Band Music. '
HARPS, Double and Single Action on hand and made
TO oEeT, to suit the taste of puehasers
NhSiC.-Ehe largest Catalogue in the South. The Stock
Il IN accumulation of over ~ Yeas. anil in malI old
and beautiful pieces of pint.
NEW MUSIC receyed by every arrival from the North
and by the foreign steamships Original Music published every
"TSh - He sore. Nanye Colnpoltons sohclted a,
BY addressing the undersigned, Catalogues Of Music il
be sent TO any part of the State.
PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED. Music Bound.
o22 ltd6mW VIM. T. MAYO, Agent.
Y LIVERPOOL sALT-CoaFse ard Fine, lor sale By
- ph9 x John TooLE, 8 Bank PsGs
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DONE BRowN.-Wm. Dodd was an agent for
Isaac Rodriguez in dispensing the staff Of life to
the hungry millions, for which charitable operation
Mr. r. expected the requisite guid pro gao. He
sent his bread into the streets that ere many days
the dimes might return to his treasury. And yet
he distinctly AYERS in affidavit made yesterday
that his reasonable expectations were disappointed
by VIM, Dodd appropriating the receipts (S21l)
to his own use and benefit. On this complaint the
gentleman has been arrested.