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pERTH AnIBOY sEMINARY.--This institution, anordng
thorough training for college business together with
twenty eighth session. on Wedassday, M.y
men designed the comfort Of the pupils and
Peasan, retirement ease aees.. proverba he.ulne.. the
bathing, valuable
sa Sshns and ry@nasu% provided VIII. rsisrencs 10
heah and physical training some Of the minor advantages Of .
The Principal possessing the advantage, Of devotion his
make his institution all tina, enlightened Christian could
Terms SIS per weeks tuition, with
use Of books 10 English studies
Fsom ia. Faculty .M. College Of Ns~ Jer.ey
Having had opportunity Of knowing The talents, literary and
Of M woodbridge while he SUDDEN, This
college taught, pleasure recommend him
teacher il whose and aae giving Instruction, and
and guardian; may have tql confidence sIs.,s.,,
VIE r Ind Pro-, os e.
CoLLKoE or Nav JAKsEY, April !, 1851.
REFERENCES.
Joseph Henry, Ii d., Smithsonian institute, ID. O.
Rev Jane. W. Alexander, d. D., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev Nicbcls. Murray, d. o.
for circulars containing further particulars with additional test
monais and references, apply to the Principal,
Ap 0-dw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
BALTIMORE Female Coiege.-Tbis institution, incorpo-
.se ssrd. every siy @ The .cquon q shorourS and
eo%p.nsd The buildings ar. pleasantly os.sd with
sccommodauon Of large boarding day
FACULTY
Rev B. srs' NADIA. Ssiesi aSslsa
Rev r. Waugh A. NJ, mathematics and natural scisncs
Mis-. n s' A. D,on i E"S:s and Belle. Lectures.
j. Rochester, as.iss.n, English.
Georgiana A. Huiss, French language
Ellen 9. Gob'echs, instrumental music
Elizabeth 8. Sheer, painting.
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music
TINS. Boarding 70, .e..on, tii ~sesD,.,."".".smS
in preparatory experimentation % TO 10 %
hp a4-2aw2w NC BROOKS, Principal
he QUIrCEYx Literary Rsm,n,.cs noes. vols Ismo.,
MotberweI's Po.thumous Poems, l vol.
IT,, y.o@ q ,s 81 inf BY I%s. RS.:s L1s
Stevens Bnckmin,teri BY Eliza Buchmins,sr Lee l vol
VIM IL Wright O. s 81 Engineer s'' " '''' '-'''' " '''''
This day received for sale BY
septl booksellers, near 9th street.
REEBEs Rev York Hsss.sTEvENs, halter, has, usual
from establishment, Of Beebe Co, New York city, Of
ssir.-room Al, Arhsn~um opposite Ade,phi Theatre.
MADAME DELARUE would respec TALLY ssviss the
, Ao sSic. mon,ns and Sre.. "sp. now
black mohsi silk, and thread aces lace behes and
sIses v.ises Ssna. lac. IAN. soo;sd nets ~ Veil. sovs.
spanish and other f.ns psrfamey POWDER, 'osps 40
Peas avenue, between ia,h and Ish
rIEMIsH HOUSE LINENS.
lust general Of ,he.e heavy durable
cheap goods. a. - and o+ dice diaper and dsmssks
which viii b. found d. good. The kind eve,
IN this market and an assortment Of German pillow and bot
The above articles win be their extreme durability Pcrs low
Dealer. in all Kind. Of carpets m.nr oil cloths. rns. mat.
curtain materials and house furnishing roods generally
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pEPAKTaasT or The IsTEntox
Once Indian Ahsjss,
October 10, 1881.
GEALED PROPOSALS. endoed Proposals Indian goods,
~ will received Commissioner OF Indian Al
aIs Warrington sily 10 O'Clock Monday The 0h day
OF November following Indian goods viz
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prom Lendon.-Ths Young omcers compsnioaj BY Col.
Tn. and rraeues q Naval Court. mai.l BY WIN. Kick
a,ass n..a, nd xi%...s 70, 1851, vol.
,o n' ss Even" u ''' "a '' me "a" O A'''"s
parliamentary Trssus. Losam. BY H. Law civil engineer
tn, Bearing London, reference. w,..r
supply Of the Metropolis and remarks on SPRINGS by Jossph Frs
Yes, on the Psnub Frontier is4so by Major EAw.ds
I,sh and shade. Of military L edited by Lieut. General Biz
Tate. strength Mscrn.crsins useful formais applied
Tusal. Bridges Wrought Iron and Cat iro" Beams Columns
Of Ores, by Sir Head
Auss FRANcx TAYLOR.
prom LONDOS-The Search John Franklin by c. I.
sr John rnnkin Regions by L. smmon.l
London Vicinity volume, map en-
Guide I.ondos with vns.vins.-i vo lssl-so
% s' M. ms" che A. ". s
England .po,iesi, social, and Industrial; by VIM
Mscregors Statistics Of ali Nations. VOL 1880
Aus7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
7 EwIs ARUNDEL. the RAilresd Of Lar, by IN.
IL su'hcr Of Frank rsrlesh
Life o. Mary, aussn Of Scots by Miss Benss author Of Life
Dcon. Of Architecture. descriptive, po
graphical decorative, heorsca nechaascala voIs nlusussd
Walton or the RsSs, q DorcSes,er :, W. mcr.
Simms. = -
The Confessor; q historical novel.
lust publ~hed and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
AUG ~ Booksslesn pth street,
NEGRO MANIA. hssmx an exasasrsssss nAlseIy-
~ assumed equality Of the demonstrated ~
me invcssiesons o. Champe'on wknson Rosini vsn A,
mn9e, Gideon ny John Campbs
na.hor q - Theory Of Equality" j vol
Sept 10 rRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW YORK 0RATEs.-r inst received, direct from
~ New York, 81 ensmel'cd Ersfes o ne
latest and which, hr beauty and chcapnes ssps
anything that hes this place Terms moderate Peass
call and examine before purchasng. ~.u
PsnssyivaaAa svssas, bswssa lon and llth strsss,
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DUhnlTUnE DRy GOODs.-Ths so,lswtss lssesisss uooa
have iu, been sddsd stock sds all u III n
very best sys, aAd sass Reasonable pe,
French e.ssinere psno and asbss esver, asch vA
win be sold Ly single y dssiedi :
daions bouquets wreshs Of flowers, which sPps u l
natural flowers. z4gNNs "a aH,Wv. sAi f't sft RbI
Sol Ct 's per eos.s in Ds@.ss2. q o.sa..l
this county bslnes vi ~ .fshW aH ~
Dsmask Isne piano and table to match.
EaaboeseA CLOTH do Fr do 3A l'A35 .HH3Hs#
Also ssnd natch '.k
,hsssd sdis. IT. divsss slais, sss sAsi s,
Of do, toalets, CAKE Tsit basksN, erN - s3sep
DCaiae ssaa 1.na.l table aA. Y - ~ g. - ~. -
oa q ths Eocds she - sensds1 ito sAsl ~
aiees ~ &kch may b sess with the goods
damask tee nspkins cheap.
style danask curtain uaatsriaisa new snd
e,ial and vsry cheap with gim and sids Loop 70 m.ch
case rich window curtain cosnices, some % whch
inches wide with centres side pms ARMS :ad esnd 2 match
rich gilt arches for suspsndlnE dspssy bed
sssads, with bolts and piaess . aic.ew saa elegant ods
general OF Whitney, Ediubugh, and Aackip,v
blankets all nband bound mapped on boh sdes, and ve low
priced.
bales gray wed blankets for ssvsntsa vow hsavy and ~
viceabe article which the aienon Of Aymen ard paats In
visea They win be sold al prices which wi 3 - object An
Also general assortment u Flemsh, Scotch Ih,
table nd ehabe linens, and all other articles n y: furniture y
goods line which required for the coht md co~vsaiss
houscksspes all Of which % ssl me
| terms az CLA0ETT = DOD6ON,
sept a-d4wif Pa door Of he Oh
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NEGRO hssHs an sxaSssrsss~~ ~ the sAsseay-
assumed equality Of the demons,rsted by
the Investigations Of Champolon Wilkinson, Rosefn Van AZ
mink Gideon and other celebrated wts ny John Campbell
nnhor of 4 Theory Of Equality" vol -.
Sept 10 rRANCK TAYLOR.
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EisMysirtA session, (l6s'69)
THE lectures will Monday October the 6 IND
i terminate the close Of March ensuing.
Theory and Practice u Medicine BY George ,. Wood, ND
Anatomy, William T. Homer NJ d.
Nsieria Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, MD.
Chemistry, James b. Rogers, NJ u.
Surgery William Gbson, N. D.. Ns fFs e#
ohetcs and the Diseases Of Women and Children, Hugh L.
Hodge, NJ. ID. w tNil stht's =
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M. y.
Clinical Pennsylvania Hospital BY Geofge
Wood, M. d., and by Geo. w. Norris, N. ID. W
Demonsalve instruction in medicine and 10 surgery By
professors Of the medical faculty. assisted by W. W. Gerhard,
and Henry H. Smith, NJ d.. t'
Practical anatomy by John Nein M. D., dcnonstrator.
Amount Of fees for lectures the University tlos
Matchmaking fee, (paid once only
Practical anatomy
Graduating fees.
w. =. HORNEHA NJ d.,
DEAN Of the MedcSl kAehltt
3e8 Chestnut street. above Thltecnth opposite the Uhtsd sk
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug l--2awtOctl5 @# s Hfss3 Nts ttsIW
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NOTICE hereby given that all accounts ming
upon books Of the late nrm Of r H. HooE Co,
firm, viii he made
slant and handed either by Tho
change in business which took effect upon February
that all
closed Al expiration Of the present half year.
June 24-9wf HOOK, BROTHER, 4 CO.
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THE History Of Banking, with Conspre h~nst We
Origin, Rise and Progress Of thu Banks Eng
lsnd, Ireland and Scotland by William Lswson vol Lon
don, 1850. FRAkCk TAYLOR
IunA
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mn rATIsE m, ana pI~sfne Boilers OF the United
III Nv Bsrtol, engDserj vol fihddeiphs icoi
Ciassircauon ty q Aherton
chef snsnssr Of her Msjes dockSad DevonpoIt vol Lon
doa, 1851 In ,.a;. ...,;.., .u.,....o..
=, ,s s,sa engine 6y brown second edition enlarged
London, itSJ, - .-.,...... -. ~, u. ,..,, I, ,,oi
London, loSo $40
Potwine tbs steam engines vol London, ltil -.
Tempeton the Locomotive Engines By Lieut. Gordon hoS
navy; vol London
Locomotive conrueton detais Of
paris their employment aud management W.
London iStS. u,
Baessx vspeur par Jouoy ingeneur de marine vol
Paris II q. sfs
Iaiss dss Machines yspeu; 2yols and atlas oil pae ras
leS9 : 80
DtcsienAis Noiles Vapsui soh fan Ao4'
ilobiyns Manual o the engine vol London.
RusAsi On the steam enginei 4 VOL London,
Russell IN team and Navigation vol London
The pressure engines by Alban and Pole avois
London. .tt6. FN. ax
Cruddock's Chemistry Of the steaniengne vol London
Hugo Reid The steam engine Us Construction and Acuon
vol London. 6sa. 1 . - 80
The Steam Navy britain and the Horse Of Marine
Engines; by GusIafsson, engineer, Royal Navy.
The Steam engine Application Purposes by Gus
many Others English and hmeean not ated
here. fhANIhihfLoie
sept
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Of thee durnbe
cheap goods a. - and 1914 dice diaper, and dsmssks
Also, nanufsciory a. lsA l< I14 and - 4
which will be found the heaviest goods OF the kind
OF German pillow and
only objection which urged against
viii be their durability Prices
CLAGErT DODsoN
Dealers all kinds Of carpets ms,,nr oil cloths,
goods generally,
Of Ninth and Pennsyivsnia
Juuc6
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DOMESTIC and Ornamental Cottages and Landscape
Gadennga Series Of Designs Adapted 70 the United States
BY Kaaett 2 yels.. ib43.
Country and Village Residences in the United States
kch with Detas Specifications Plans aud Drecons and
Estimates Of Cost Of Each Design 2vols 1850
Gothic Architecture Applied to Modern Residences by Arnot
vol, 1850.
Designs Cottages and vas by Messrs Walter
b smith. 1 vol.
Downng's Designs for Cottages Farm Houses
and Villus. VOL, ISL
onng Cadenngs Rural Architecture adapted
10 North America VOL, 1850
Downngs Architecture and Designs for Cheap cottages ana arm
h0uses VOL, 1851
with works the same and all olhef
branches of architecture and building. - =, -, ~,
June FhANCh IAhLoh
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TRAVELS the United states, &c.. during 1870 ana
j by Lady Emmene Stuart WortIey
Godfrey Malvern, The Life Of Author; Miller
with twenty fourl illustrations by Phg.u
London Labor and the London Poor, part g.
July 70 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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7 KNOX Wake will practtse law In slse Supreme
ststes, and attend to
claims se.nss govsrnnsnA AddNs Washington, d. O.
Mas. N-u
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NEW YORK 0RATEA-r have Just received direct IRON
New YORK. very large assortment n ensmeIcd CRATES Of the
latest patterns and styles which, r beauty and chcapne ssrs
anything that this Terms modeSe Pease
call and examine before purchasing : ,.,oon,rn
PsnssyivsaAs avsasss bstwssa Ion and lin streets.
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GUIDE Virginia sprnys-ei addition to the
routes description Of the spnes OF the
natural cuoss State One small pocket Price
50
The London Lancet June and July.
The international Magazine for July,
This day received for sale by
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" URr Attractive WTYLBa.--The nndsrsisped hsve
rsesvsd s1tsnssvs variety In gsnsnas.r wess an
syes) vestio tn0shsr WIN w.
uuov n hsck and fancy coorsd French cs nclaAna The
Imported which hey respectfully Invite ths arssHon
oLA0ETT, NEWTON, NAY, Co
n~m A-ilw
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AII-CLOTHSJust received ut the warefooms Of CaShl
DODSON extensive and superb stock Of moor OIL cloths
panel Mosaic pave pa'ef
colore in the highest style OF the aIt 81
low price, all or any OF wch we WI"
TO any room hall, passage, according to diagram
Also cloths covering furniture in widths
inches and oicloths expressly for steps
Aug l6-d2w CLAGEII popooN'
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NOTIFICATIONS Of who have settled
IN bills rendered the LIST July will msch ohss
calling doing
that dase clo~ed prior
men Of the fall trade.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sept 7-2wn
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THE Geld Worshippersy or. The Days We lave In
future historical novel by author Whtafhan"
Nays S' rRxNCK TAYLOR.
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ELEGANT CurtAin Materials.--We have the pleasure
~ informing public received and bav
magnificent stock Of brockte satn lanes daask
furniture elegant conice
pins dapey, gmps, &c, TO
pond.
Also wrought lace Swiss and book muslin undercu
exhibition at IN
Worlds Fair and will by all who them be tn
most elegant goods county The adie
are particularly invited 20 call and see them
Aug low CLAGETT q DoDsoN.
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BOARDING and Day school f6r Young LAAess.-Tbs
ID Misses HAWLEv VIII the duties u their school o.
Moaday, September Is their Pennsylvania
18th and 18th streets
Aug0-0aw0w
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully tavtts the
vi ladies handsome o fall nbaDds,
received Also ladies' and dress now
besthes and
sleeves smbso,dses collars. hounens nssr'.r and sdnr
hands falls coIocd for wells
Spanish and other psrfumcry powders soaps, &C.
Madame bsnds,
which she dispose reduced price,
Pcna. avenue, between i2sh and I3h
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INFORMANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS. with sailing
Direcons by Commander Cadwalsder Rnod United STATE.
NJ the Farsowes
Fsnsco, Of San Francisco and San Pabe straits Of
aruuncs usun bay confluence and dec branches
Joaquin including me cities OF sacrs
and Boston, State Of California rc s for sale
in Washington city by TAfLok mhun
b0oksoslefs, Roar W7 suect
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DEEBEN New York Hats.-sTEvENs, halter, has usual
from establishment Of Beebe Co, New York city,
fall model for 1851.
ssl-.-room tho Arhen~um opposite Ade'ph Theatre.
0ep4
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EXEC Gl3IP.Ic DEF n T,lME'NT'
By hss Eccellencg W,hitemarsb b.
SeGty0os, GoDeynor and Commdn
de,'-inlchief isa and oUey the State of
South Carolina.
NM HEREAS, in pursuance of an
wv act of the Legislature ofthis
State, the votes of members of the
Thrty-secopd Congress have been
counted by commissioners appointed
for that purpose; andit appears teat
the Hon. Daniel Wallace has been
elected for the first Congressional dis
trict, composed of the districts of
Spartanburg, Union, York and Ches
ter; Hon. James l.. Orr has been e.
lected for the second Congressional
district, composed of the districts of
Pickens, Anderson, Greenville and
Laurens; Hon. Joseph A. Wood
ward has been elected for the third
Congressional district, composed of
the districts of Lancaster, Kershaw,
Fairfield, Richland and Sumter; Hon.
John Mcqueen has been elected for
the fourth Congressional district COM
posed of the districts of Chesterfield,
Marlboro Darlington, Marion, Hor-
ry, Georgetown and Williamsburg;
Hon. A. Burt has been elected for
the fifth Congressional district, com
posed of the districts of Abbeville,
Newberry, Edgefeld and Lexington;
Hon. VIM. Aiken has been elected
for the sixth Congressional district,
composed oGthe district of Charleston
Hon. f. w. Colcock has been cleo
ted for the seventh congressional dis
trict, composed of the districts of Or
angeburg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Collie
ton and the parish of ST. Johns.
Now, therefore, /, Whitemarsh B.
Seabrook, Governors and commander
in-chief in and over the State afore-
said, do issue this my proclamation,
notifying and declaring, according TO
the provisions of the said acts, that
Daniel Wallace, ]. l.. Orr, Joseph
A. Woodward, John MCQUEEN, A..
Burt, w. Aiken, and w. F.. Colcock
had a majority of the votes in their
respective congressional Districts,
and are therefore duly elected Rep
resentatives in the Congress of the
United States.
Given under my hand and the seal
ofthe State, at Columbia, this 9th of
December, A. ID. 1850, and in the
seventy-6fth year oftheIudependence
ofthe United Slatesof America.
w. b. SEABROK.
r K Henagan, Sec Y of State.
33-3t
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THE subscribers have commenced The
publication of New Weekly Paper for
families, with the above title, under the on.
tire control of I. s. Arthur, who will con.
centrate upon it all, or nearly all, of his 1T
erary labor2 Tie design of this paper is
clearly expressed in the title--"Home Ga
zette.l II will be, emphatically paper
for the home circlc--a household conpan-
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TRUTH as he has ever done in his writings,
for the sake of good to his fellow men. But
in doing this, he will avoid unnecessary
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his journal free from stain of wounding per-
sonality. He will oppose what is false
and evil, as one of his social duties; but
while doing so, will use no sharper language
than its rebl Ike and correction may require.
The "Home Gazette" will be elegantly
printed, on fine white paper, with large
clean faced type, that may beread by
young and old without injury to the eyes.
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IN ALL CASES IN ADVANCE,
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Where a club of six, ten, or four
teen copies are sent, an extra copy
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or otl er person who makes up the
club. One copy of either Godey's
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GEORGE OATES

OEChJEA OAI ~ -
MUSIC WARE R0OMSs
For the ercEasiUe sale of Bacon 4. Ra.
ren's and Dubois and Seabury'S
celebrated Grand .Actim Pi-
+ dno FOYteS,
234 and 236 King Street, tat the Bend,)
CHARLESTON, S. G.
E'Uery Instrument sold as accompanied
,0ith pritten guarantee so that
there IS no risk a0l,dterer to the par
chaser.
NEW MUSIC.
MFR. OATES would respectfully inyit
1VA- the attention of the public generally
to his select catalogue of musical publica
tions, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers.
Anna Bishops Grand March, founded on
Bellini's celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Ah!
don't miugle,' in La Somnambula,' and
introducing the new variation. composed
by Belini, (never before published and
the property of Bochsa) Embellished
with correct likeness of Madame Bishop,
in the character Of Amina. Arranged
for the Piano Forte by N. @, Bochsa]
Price 373 cents.
Une mutt dams les Tropiques: "a Night in
the Tropics.) a Reverie, on motive
from lie Desert, by Feliciec David Com
posed by Maurice Strakosch. 371 cents
Grand Polka FdntdStique: composed by
the late eminent Guitarist, Vincent A
Schmidt, author of the Retreat Are
ranged for the Piano Forte by Miss Adel-
Kobnstock' 25 cents.
.SunnySide Wdlfz. embellished with beau
tiful and correct view of Sunnyside, the
residence of Washington Irving; compo-
sed by Henry Il. Oates, % cents.
Marg Blame Polka. % cents.
Ra File de Regiment Polka introducing
the air r'Salut la France. 25 cents.
LeOe d Amoar Polka. 25 cents.
Yankee Doodle Polka. 25 cents.
FeGcricE WIffiianaS G0eden Pol1d. % cts.
Second SUSanpdb Polka: by Rziha 25 cts.
Home, Saceot Home, Polka: beautiful.
25 cents
Last Rose of Summer, Polka: very popular
25 cents
Love not Polka, by Rzihi 25 cents.
Celebrated Linda Polka, introducing 'Ah
would the happy day was near 25 CTS
Charleston QaadTtes: by F. Woolcott.
371 cents.
Dispairing Mary, beautiful Ballad, com
posed by the late distinguished vocalist,
John Wilson. 25 cents.
KeoWee Waites, in 2 Nos; by lady of
South Carolina. so cents each.
Palmetto Regiment quick Step embe
lished with acorrect representation of the
new Military Hall, Charleston: by Henry
T Oates. % cents.
Southeraer Quick Step embe,. shed with
correct representation of Steamship
Soulherner by Henry L; Oates. 25 cents
Casper Guards March, Composed by a
lady of South Carolina. 25 cents.
Lucy Long Polka. Steyermurkische 20 cts.
CdrniUdI Of Venice Polka, very popular
rs cents
Sfeyermarkische Favorite Polka. 25 cents
Also, all the New Music received by ex-
press from the principal publishers in the
United States. Yn
"a liberal discount made to dealers,
schools and seminaiies.
RW- W-orders for these publications must
be sent TO
GEORGE OATES.
234 and 236 King st. Cat the bend)
Charleston