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Doors oren ats o'clock. A. n Admisson-retets 70 the
entire Performsnce One Dollar each For sale ~ the
broadway Theatre and At the principal Hotel, aud Music
fssoros In the city.
director. etet ni.nlhs.
Atestant biftctOr SeOtbS bo"h
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ut IL o'clock,
UN ACrE DE KEAN,
Par Alexander Dumas. Principal characters BY Mr. Rob
crt Kemp and Mile D'Armopt,
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Our London, PaviS, and Venice Correspondence.
The Trial of CADET, Of the Icariaa
Community.
The Outward Passages Of tue Africa
and Baltic.
VANCE IN ON.
4 III k M A II X K rs.
SC, &c, SC.

The American Eaail stearslip Arctic, Capitals
Luce, arrived at this port O'Clock yesterdsv
morning, after passage Of elersn days. Gx hours
and for.y-fve minutes. She ieft liverpool at q
quarter before one 0rlock on Wednesday sesc-
uopn, tire Goth. ult - -
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Annexed are the parxss Of her pssscsAer -.
s "; coi..asr "a s:s5
Mis- Slen Beirne, " Thomas s,roam,
Ess sSssst f Torrsics. I.aso Das seusor
s S5 TsGS, Ss%ss's0m SHsS. s~
ET @srpsr SS.oIil,, c.Saia wa nc Tssap.sn.
Mis- NJ Emily T &. s5s. esiisSaa. u,
cretary to the Russssn Lee Wha,a Conway.
eati,n at Washington and BiYa Reilly
lea, fes,er Of Seeratehe' to VIII, n CsIoily
The British mail steamship Africa, Captain R:-
RE, and American mail steamsh 2.Baitic, Captain
Comstock, had both arrived at Liverpool
Africa in ten days and ten hours, and che Baltic in
ten days and six hours, from New York.
There had been an improvement il the Liveryool
cotton market of fully One-eighth of's penny peg
pound
Geographic despatch, dated CO1stsntinopls
July II, states that great conaagrationhed taken
place at that capital. One hundred ani'forty-foar
houses had fallen prey to the flames.
The DIondau Publishes the laws rat,fying tho
treaties of extradition concluded by France with
the republic of New Grenada and the fre, city Of
Hamburg.
Through private letter from Athens vs. learn
tina, workmen employed four miles from thu city,
In draining the field Of Msrathon, found the place
o'sepulture of the warriors who fell there in the
memorable battle 49, years before the birth Of
Christ.
BY the death Of Marshal. Sebast:ani, there rev
only remain five marshals-Soult, nominated in
lsi7; Gerard, in 1880; Relic, in 1919; Jerome
Bonaparte, in 1914; and Excel,nans, 10 1915. Je-
rome Sonapartc was nominated BY the Emperor in
lsli, bat his appointment not ratified until
after the revolution, by thu President Of the re-
public.
company of fifteen persons, Syrian Libanese,
from Syria, have arrived in London, Cor the pur-
pose of giving representations Of the manners and
customs of Syria. The company have travelled
through France.
The Loyd Of Vienna publishes a statistical 40
count of the Russian empira, Roland not included,
from which i. appears that Il contains 2Otl towns
yiz:, ,s65 in European Russia, and l76 in Siberia
including IL fortrcsses. There are in Russia
el 81 agricultural colonies, including Sr96l in
Siberia; there also 32l foreign colonies.
Prince &c Metternch has been elected barge
master ofthe town of Plass, in Upper AAis.Ga, and
in order 20 perpotuato tho remembrance Of that
election he has founded in tho town house Of re-
fuge for aged persons OF bosh sexes
Two Englishmon have received o chexser Eg
the construction of a submarine Telegraph between
the Danish islands aud the Duchy OF Schesuig.
Nj. Gabriel Oder, the head Of one Of the prin N
pal banking houses Of Paris, died on We inesday,
at his country house, ut Meudon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-12

Tot9iss AVl@
The difference in price between the pinssrp,es shipped
for the United States and thoae shipped for London
arises frOp As Issser being exported In the tree
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CAnpks Asp Annoy kAILRoAp LIsE IRON sEw
" YORK 70 Phadelphis-Leays Pier No. North Rivev b.
-. snboss JOHN POTTER nornias Line. ~ e.eiooS
Ansv.esr Lns Nto'oloek Fare By either line. ~ Tor
a. 4 DLLoe, AssaA
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IN o.eieek p. NJ. un

nm o'clock y. NJ.
A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
ssTTERV.
Ter the Premium Of Hundred Dollars oEsred by the
Mr. Isaac Edre Jun OF Jersey City and Hsdfsd Of viii
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

IN ana Phsdelpbia direct.-unted States Mail Limo
fhrovsh IN ~ hours via New Jersey Rsiirosd Pare 70
r.v from foot q oourtlssdt street and .,
IA And NJ from foot Of Liberty street Leave Phi
Adsphis Al snd A. N. and y. ~ ron sbs foe, 81
VALIANT street.
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.et % m,n,,tes mast l2 o'elock.

.et % Minutes past IL o. clock.
TIE kARrINLTTl FAMILY,
Sxtraordinary Chair Fests. by tho Msrtnettis.
Astonishing feats with stits; M. Julien.
cIeate ATTEMPTED.
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At l5nainutes before Eo'cloek. "A. M
~ Seul. Miss Julia Turnbuli.
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o. yer psfscsAers -
Mr. X D,s.5sehlcsN-d. .st;-..
Mr W G.. losiicr,
Mr. Jchn Fsrdie,
Mr. Gee. ii -y,,
VI Thomas .sroau,
Yrs Ellis.
h lease Dafirs. Senior,
NJ Vim Jaoosaud LADY,
" Henry &c h,n, lacy, twf
ohiidrea Anu s1rse;
Carain VIM c Thompson.
Thomas Joyce,
j srles Call lhau, -, 49,
tohG Farrell,
" ill.srn Conway,
Biya A. Reilly,
VIII snCsnolly.
kesv Ii 1nrY Darling,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-19
Women and Dancing,

! We know that we have published the fol-
lowing at least half dozen times within a,
many years, but it looked so fresh and funny
yesterday to US, while running over our ex
changes, that We thought we would give i,
another send.otf. 1t is almost needless to say
that the humorous yarn was spun by Lever
the facetious author Of Charles O'Maley. The
Boomers may take hint at it, and partly on
their account we give the extract place:
81 believe woman would do great deal
for dance" said Dr. Growing; they are in-
mensely fond of salutary motion. remem-
Der once in my life used to frt with one who
was a great fayorite in a provincial town where
lived, and confded to me she had no stock
ings to appear in, and without them her pre-
sence at the ball was out of the question"
That was a hint for you to buy the stock
ings," said Dick
. "No, you're out" said Growing. "She
knew that was as poor as herself; but though
she could not rely on my purse, she had ev-
cry confidence in my taste and judgment, and
consulted me on plan she formed for going
to the ball in proper twig Now, what doyou
think it was?"
''Io go in cotton, ] suppose" returned Dick.
B. "Out again, sir-you'd never guess it; and
only a woman could have hit upon the expe-
dent. It was the fashion in those days for
ladies in full dress, to wear pink stockings,
and she proposed painting her legs"
painting her legs!" they all exclaimed.
"Fact, sir" said the Doctor, "and she relied
upon me for telling her if the cheat was sue
cessful.' EaNr.f
Sand was it :" asked Durfy. :Ht aa
"Don't be in hurry, Tom. Icomplied on
one condition, namely-that should be the
painter
ooh, you old rasca." said Dick .s
ga capital bargain" said Durfy.
"But not safe covenant" added the at
torney.
"Don't interrupt me, gentlemen" said the
doctor. Il got some rose pink, accordingly,
and defy all the hosers in Nottingham to
make tighter fit than l did on little Jenny:
and prettier pair of stockings never saw"
sand she went to the ball :" said Dick.
"She did" f. ~
sand the trick succeeded :" inquired Durfy.
$50 completely" said the Doctor, shat ss-
veral ladies asked her to recommend her
'yer to them. So you see what woman will
was 90 to dance. Poor little Jenny she
ears thayry mnx-by the-bye, she boxed my
stockings. 1T for joke made about the
stockings shou1v,' said l., "for fear your
ING, hadn't vou bett9. down when you're dane
.ers on them 2" ne paint a pair ef gar
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Observation-Disclosures.

SEA-S1cKNEss-Thackaray, -. t
mouth of one of his heroes, cofNgh the
amusingy depicts the sensations Of s.. and
ness :-.sGentle reader,'' says Cha,cls, ''hk-
you ever been on the otion The sea, the
sea, the open sea! as Barry Cromwell says.
As soon as we entered our little vessel, and
I'd looked to masters luggitch and mine,
(mine was rapt up in a very small hancherker)
as soon as saw the waves, black and frothy,
like fresh-drawn porter, dashin against the
ribbs of our gallant bark; the keal, like .
wedge, splitting the bilos in two, the saIesa
fatfin in the hair, the standard Of Hengland
floating at the mask head, the steward gettin
ready the basins and things, the captain proud.
y treddin the deck and givin orders to the sal
ers, the white rocks of Albany and the bath
n-masheens disappearin' in the distans-then,
then felt, for the first time, the mite, the mad
gistry of existence. 'Yellow-plush. my boy
said /, in dialog with myself; your life is now
about to ocommens--your career, as man, dates
from your entrans on board this packet. y
* Here, recklect, was obliged to stop
A feaiin; in the fust place singular, in the
next place painful, and at last completely
overpowering, had come upon me vile as
was maxim the abuff speech, and now found
myself in sityoation which Delixy for Bid
me to decsribe. Sufis to say, that now II have
discovered what basins was made for.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-19

A SECRET FOR BEING HAppT.-An Italian
bishop, who had struggled through many diff
cu!ties without repning, and been much oppo-
sed without manifesting impatience, being ask
ed by friend to communicate the secret of his
being always so happy, replied, sit consists in
single thing, and that is, making right use
Of my eyes" His friend, in surprise, begged
him to explain his meaning. "Most willingly
replied the bishop. 'ln whatsoever state !
am, first Of all look up to heaven, and remen- q
Der that my great business on earth is to get
there. then look down upon earth, and call
to mind how smal! a space shall soon fill in
il. then look abroad in the world, and see
what multtudes are, in all respects, less happy
than myself And thus / learn where true
happiness is placed, where all my cares must
end, and how little reason ever have to mur-
mur, or to be otherwise than thankful. And to
i've in this spirit, is to be always happy
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-19

A LouD CERT1F1cATE.-Miss Susan Nippcr
gives a loud certificate in favor Of some Of the
popular patent medicines ofthe day She was
suffering from general debility, sick headache,
heart bnrn, tape worms, constipation, rhsuma-
tism in the back, shoulders, and hips, and be.
sides these, she didn't fell well herself more'rl
half the time. At length" she says, Il was
brought very low, so that my most impudent
friends did not know me, and the regular "a
culties did not expect me to live from one end
to,the other. 9a9fh ~
-as'About this time, friend recommended, as
last resort, that should try few bottles Of
the Pictorial Oxenatcd Compound SaxfariIla
double-distilled extract of Cherry Wine Bit,
tiers and Syrup of Huckleberry, satisfaction
given or money refunded, to be well taken be-
fore shaken, destroy the label as soon as pos
sible, no pay no cure, beware Of connterfeiters,
none genuine unless the proprietofis on the
wrapper took three dozen bottles Of this
truly invaluable medicine, and it gives imme-
date RELIEF. in three months" ss.5 a,..,
Personally appeared the said Susan Nipper,
as aforesaid, and swore to the FOREGOING, and
said she'd be blamed II it wasn't true. ~ 7ss'l<+
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-19

SHOCKING AccrpENr.-On the 23d uIt., Mr..
Ichabod L. Cronkite, engaged in a steam saw
mill 10 the village of La Far geyile,in the coun-
ty of Jefferson, IN. " was making an effort
to adjust a small bolt in the lower part Of the
mill when his frock accidentally caught a belt
attached to the main shaft and he was instantly
hurled round the shaft, which brought him in
contact with other machinery in such 4 way
as to sever one arm from the body near the
shoulder, with the exception of small strip
of the skin, badly break both legs, and dislo-
cate one of them at the hip joint. He sur
vived but about two hours, in most excrutiat-
inc PAIN He was IN amiable, honest, indus
trious Young man, and has left wife and two
children to mourn his untimely death. 81
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ever, of the fanatical and tactious aboltionists

ever of the fanaticaI and tactous abolitionists
of the Norrh
The secessionists of the South takea differ
ent course Of remark. They are learned and
eloquent; they are animated and full Of spirit );
they are high minded and cbivarous !; they state
their supposed injuries and causes of com
plant in elegant phrases and exalted tones OF
speech. But these complaints are all vague
and general. | confess to you, gentlemen, that
know no hydrostatic pressure strong enough
to bring them into any solid form, in which
they could be seen or felt. daughter and ap-
plausc) They think otherwise, Doubtless
Bnt, for one, can discern nothing real Or
well-grounded in their complaints. II may be
allowed to be little professional, would say
that all their complaints and alleged grievances
are like very insufficient plea in the law; they
are bad on general demurrer for want Of sub
stance. cloud laughter) But am not dis
posed to reproach these gentlemen, or to speak
OF them with dsrespect. | prefer to leave
them to their own reflections.
make no arguments against resolutions, con-
ventlons, secession speeches, or proclamatlons.
Let these things 60 on. The whole matter, it
Is to be hoped, will blow over, and men will
eturn to sounder mode of thinking. But
ons thing, gentlemen, be assured of-the FIST
s.ep s.e y, : ken in the programme of secession,
" E''''" %, be an actual infringement of the
20. oo,i9''tat'o, W. or the Laws, will be promptly
me- n1e.. luFea' l :nplause) And would not re-
mar: an l'oui l ~ Administration that should
not lnneala'ely Ut any such violation otthe
once prolonged appI;,", 'vud aud 7 ran .nu ,s
sure you, gentlemen, that a. ,,.;tt' n.ban, 7 ~,
tain the same decided purpose. t.newed IN.
plause, with cheers)
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Coon IDEA-TuE PARTITION TuMBLER.-

GOOD IDEA-IHE PARTITION IUMBLEK.--A
new drinking glass has been introduced in
England, ard which is used for effervescing
draughts. By the ordinary method, the gas
degenerated is so rapidly disengaged, as to
cause frequently a considerable waste. The
partition tambler obviates this inconvenience.
In one compartment is placed the acid, and in
the other the carbonated alkali, which are then
separately dissolved. On raising the tumbler
to the mouth, the two mixtures meet over the
partition, which is lower than the edge of the
glass, and etfervescence Immediately ensues.
This can be suspended at will by placing the
tumbler upwright, so that the whole, or part
Of the draught, can be taken as required.
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The Tribune has the following:
GAMBLING IN SAN FRANcIsco.-We find the
allowing narapraph in the Alta California:

following paragraph IN the Aita CaiIioriia:
Rouge et Noir.-This game celebrated in
France, upon which so many fortunes have
been won and lost, has become the great rage
in San Francisco, and has, in fact, nearly sup
planted that other French game, Lansquenet,
that was so popular amongst us few months
since. Seated at a large green cloth-corered
table, around which are scattered some half
dozen bright eyed syrens OF France, the yo1a-
ries of this fascinating game pursue their night
ly ayocation, for with them it becomes an
avocaton, as does all gaming after the first in
terest and novelty connected with it has worn
off. The game appears to be very even one,
the per centage to the dealer being exceeding
ly slight, butas in all other games, the betters
generally manage to lose The game has now
gained foothold in San Francisco, which, with
the support that is given it by our large French
population, will probably cause it to remain
popular for some length of time.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-19

EDITORIAL JURIsnIGTIoN.-How far edito-
rial scrutiny and eensure may extend has been
so long mooted question, that we read with
interest the recent charge at Pittsburg Of Judge
Mcclure. He says the Bill of Rights and the
law of the State justifes an editor in.discus-
sing the qualifications and character Of those
who appear in an official or public capacity
That not only Legislators and office seekers
and holders under the State and National Co.
vernment were acting in public capacity, but
that others might be considered to come with
in the meaning of the law. ... s,.4..s..-..
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-19

Curious CHARGE OF A JuDGE.-An article
in BIackWood's Magazine, on Modern State
Trials, contains the following allecdote:
Mr. Flether,a judge in Ireland, in the year
1912. thus addressed an Irish jury ina trial for
murder. .occasioned by duel: @Gentlemen, il
is my business to lay down the law to you,
and shall do so Where two people 60 out
to fight duel, and one Of them falls, the law
says its murder. And tell you BY law it Is
murder; but at the same time, a tairer duel /
neeer heard Of IN TIE sohole course Of my I"
The prisoners were, Of course, Immediately
acquitted. 4 6 IA {.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-19

PHENOMENON OF A BLUsH-What a mys-
terious thing is a blush that a single word, a
look or a thought, should send that inimitable
carnation over the cheek, like the soft tints ola
summer sunset! Strange, too, that it is only
the face-the human, face-tbat is capable of
blushing? The hand or foot does not turn red
with modesty or shame more than the glove
or sock which cover it! 1t is the face that is
heaven! There may be traced the ntellectu-
al phenomena with confidence amounting to
moral certainty. ",-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-07-19

THE SEA DIMINISHING. Lieut. VIM. D.
Porter, of the Navy, has an interesting com
munication in the National Intelligeneer, in
which he undertakes to show that all the ple-
nomena Of change in the ocean line Of seacoast,
and appearance Of the rocks above the water,
which have been observed an;, commented on
from time to time, are easued by constant
diminution of the waters of the ocean; ard
that a process IS at all tunes going Oh by which
the substances held in solution in the ocean
wa,ers are converted into solids.
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II Il. n. HALl 4 co.
q 4 = D D B s )
No. rs Canal st. [ew Orleans.

] 1Z EEPS on hand q. gekaI assortment Of all
lA kinds Of Looking>t sses; iLooking- lass
Plates; Pictuse Glass, all sizt Window Glass, dn
Gold Leaf: Dentists Gold ii 'ria Foil; Portrait
and Picture Frames; Artists blonrs and Brushes;
Canvass in roll AMI in stretchl Tassells Cord 4 g.
Porirai. and Picture Frameaf every description,
made to order. aud etgildingf all kinds done in
the best aainna. Prints. Map &C. mounted and
yarnished. Also. Oil Pictnres cleaned and yar~
nished. and oil things connect with our basi-
ness done in the best manner nov30
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" The Der Freyschutz,a German newspa-
per, thus speaks1of the city of Cologne: .Co-
iegne is principally inhabited by the editors. Of
the Cologne Gazette, and BY ninety thousand
Germans, each Of whom claims the name Of
Jean Marie Farina,' and to be the only first
and original distillsr Of Cologne water
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:, -. 1RARDWARBe s.g b
R.sR ICJH.AsR II D7S,@
.as II Chartre s. s t., H..

IksEaA A5ABA1t Ia - sA1aS - >eSAEzTz--.3
.asst,f1l Chartre s. t.,
.t.sf,t q. .yesr- Orke1Ns- ssy 81 e z1z5saA
successor 10 X. w. Montgomery ii.
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware, offers foi sale ON reasonable terms, ihe
following: ,.i,.i E
200 i,oiis S;wede, American and Engllshiron, as
sorted; L !, Is stAsHaaT hst& sss1zt
800 bdndles English, American and Russian Sheet
hoop and band Iron; - - aas
S6o0 lbs Brazief's Copper, assorted. aa3
5000 Ibs Block and Bar Tin; sss t@s tetfss4
5000 kees Weymouth Nails; b'as 5,.l
700 tons Hollowware Castings, pots, ovens, skill.
lets, fire dogs, &c. - =
Colon and sWa6len Cards; sa
sArnes' and RowIands spades and shovels; .gss
iLos, Efscs, Halter, Coil and oaae Carer
va 81 Chains; Is s; 80 !
Cotton AID Cane Hoes, Plow.; Corn shelters, etc;
I ad Irons, Parent Balances, Bfass, kettles;
4 1Sn aud Japaned Ware; s75s.a sasa 's ~
Z 565k and Plate Hinges; 5.5s.t al 81
q BeilJws, Anviis, Vices, Smiths Tongs; 81
Locks of all kinds. sliding door furniture, etc.
feiders, Andirous, Fire setis; j. go.
Buanb's celebrated patent burr stone Corn Mills;
1lili and Grind stones; "a - rs zs &.
Paints, Oils. Glass and Patty; 4 s, ~ II.
LAID and sperm Oil; sss
Cooper Tools assorted; VI s.s s'sssss. as.-.5'
Togsther with 4 variety Of goods usually found
IA Hardware store, for sale very low nov3O ON
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u One hundred able bodied lawyers are
wanted In Minnesota, to break prairie land. split
rails, and cord wood Eastern and southern
papers please copy.-a. Paurs Pioneer, June
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Frost 4 Q,

Frost q CD
NO. 10 MAGAZINE ST.. NV ORLEANS
Z haa WHOLESALE DsALEils
Boots, shoes and Aogans.
AIso-THats, Cloth and gur Caps
q Received By late arrivals and fssale low.
3 NIDealers are requested 10 cahnd examine
osn osn. &c.,. w, fans..ea anppliss Ru,set Bro
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OFFICIAL JOUNAL.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Piano FOrtes, Music an,1usical
Merchandise. a@

The subscribers have nowd intend al
EuzS-Ea5, ways to keep on hand, fore at the most
reasonable prices. good artment of the
Y \ vBEST PIANO FORTE Aanufactured
in this country and in FRANCE They are Agents for
durable and decidedly the hestpiano ie They are
peculiarly adapted to the southern any mp climate
there being very little glue the body OF piano
sequently they will remain much longer in ne than any
other make as the weather has effect urlthen. The
the iron piano is Independent othe b, and be
easily removed at pleasure The tone is full rich
and mellow than in other pianos We impose Pleyei&
Co Paris Pianos made expressly TO ordeanos of e.
q l-2 and octaves, some in rich carved cases
Also-Melodeons seraphines Guitars of thst makers
Voins, Violoncellos, Accordeons, Flutes Bps, Music
Boxes and instruments of all kinds Guitar, II, Violin
Volonceo and other Strings Pegs Bridges, eds, Fin
ger Boards Bows, Bow Hair, Tail Pieces Rosc. Piano
Forte and hermusic published, and music reed from
all the northern publishers as soon as pubhshe lib
eraI discount made large orders and to mnsiachers
As the subscribers import most OF their goods Of
fer better inducements purchasers to give he1call be-
fore purchasing No. 80 Camp street, New Ors just
two doors from Graver street. o. = u r
ocl0-1y 80 TYLER HIETT