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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

GlESOiIyTi1N OF l'tfE pEwN.st; A92nk4Ef Y
M. 10
AAe df'a eorfe&poAdent OF ttle Aohuoh MOTH
ing Chronicle thus describes the dissolution of the
Asao.r,L,.
NASo'"Aoiy
The questions most asked this morning, after Louis
Napoleon's pfocIamations became known, was, But
what Will the Assembly do 2 That body has not al
lowed ITS answer TO be long waited Tor. AS early as
eight o'clock some representatives assembled az the
residence o. NJ Dillon Blrrot, but it was lmmed ate
Y alter decided to 20 to M Darius, enc o. the wee
PRESIDENTS OF the Assembly. towards Ii O'Clock
nearly two hundred representatives, were assembled.
Ihey decded that they ought to proceed TO the Leg
lSatIve Palace and tomaly claim thcI lsht 10 nod
their sitting. They then proceeded to the Palace, and
advanced IN body towards the usual gates OF en-
trance They were there refused admlttance the Off
Ger OF the troops on guard at the gate informing hem
that the Legislative Assembly no longer existed nav
Ing been dissolved by decree OF the President OF
the Republic. Some Of thetepresentatiVes expressFd
themselves warmly, 1t IS SAID, at such language and
even attempted to tolce their way III, IN doing wich
one of them, M. de Larcy, was, understand, wound-
ed with bayonet
The representatives, alter formally summonlng the
officers in guard OF the entrance to afford them admi5-
sion, left the place, and on the invitation OF III, Darn
proceeded to his department. to deliberate. They
were on the point of commencing, when message
arrived from General Laurson, Colonel OF lte 10Th
Legion declaring that he placed the Marie OF the 10t
reimbursement at their disposal, and that the 10Th
Legion was prepared to defend them from all vio-
lence.
Thither the members OF the Legislative Assembly
renairad and taking one Of the preat rooms of tn,
Uaris nroceedad to dsherats. M Daru being IN the
cbsir hftara dsliharaton conducted in d ne form.
and at which the sbor hand writers of the Moni,eur
wac n,asent The cond,ct If Touis Nanolenn Bona
nrt ~, deolsrad ~ bs iIlsga snd anntrarv in eve
r, sa,t ~ ~ oons,;,nt;oo In consonnanoa ttav
tt;n,po liz, ,n hna rai,ad ali cIano 70 tho hio6
d;t 81 pe .y IF Tho anhlc and nossed IA
,y -. : 49,; -; " i,ai ~ =, enTo11n;,T ,itL
800 Ga oTieo ",s IN
af'tcIe 20 o' ie ooa a i -. H., ,x,,,,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

Tbs slUS6AE SEASON ,--Thsrs are sau,s
dseases That visit ID at stated of the wear and
which not unirequently become aarmiuey fatal du-
ring the summer and autumn months especially to the
young. Its supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements of the Stomach and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling OF our nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this ghtful mortaIityi
are we not bound by every principle of religion to ad
nMister reiei when in our powerl BRANDRETHS
FILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impurities,
gives power TO every organ to perform its functions
healthlly no matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
alton oil all unhealthy humours of the bl cd, and if
man would but use common sense he woudtake care
they perform this office faithfully. II the bowels are
out OF order, too slow or TOO active, few doses of
raandreth's Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man that was dying from consipated bowels what
cured him; be tells you, Braudreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months, and every
remedy had allied; he will tell you that Brandreth's P lis
cured him ia week. So with fevers, chlls and other
diseases: In word, use Brandreths Pills, if you are
SICK and desire 10 be wel-and them occasionally
when well, to keep off Sickness.
= For sale by NJ. BRANCH
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

French men OF color having been excluded by a
Spanish local law from the Island OF Porto Rico a
complaint was recently preferred in the French Ma
tonal Assembly The Minister of the Marine re-
piiedmnciudlns peeience 70 f lne Souln Carolina
State-that France must submit, like England to the
domestic legislation floregn countries, whether Spain
or the limited STATES.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

project ia on foot in the Southern and central
portions OF nois for the establishment of an industrial
university in which the science OF agriculture and the
principles of mechanism ehall be practically taught
The fund Tor this purpose at the command Of the
State, has accrued from the action and foresight OF the
eons iutonal convention assembled at Kaskaskia in
August 1873 in accepting certain proposition of Con-
gross in relation to certain lands for school purposes
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

REDUCED TofLs.-The Winchester R. R. Company
has reduced the transportation of -four to IS eta. per
barrel, which, with the charge the Baltimore Road,
makes The whole amount between Winchester and
Baltimore IS cents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

The New Orleans Picayune states that there
was actually slight fall of snow about quar-
ter.to A o'clock on the afternoon OF the 18th
inst, in that city, and that some of tho children,
black and white, who had never before seen the
article, were frightened half out of their wits by
it's appearance
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

The Editors ofthe Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
fire occurred at Gainesville Hall County, Ga, on tho
18th inst by which property the amount Of between
twenty and thirty thousand dollars was destroyed. The
Court House was burnt down, but the most important
of the public records saved. Only four houses
are LETT upon the public square and in its vicinity.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

Messrs. Page & Allen, Northern Ship Builders be-
leving that they could build ships cheaper at Ports
mouth Va, than to buy their timber in that locality
and carry North have established snp-yard the re
and as we learn from the Norfolk and Portsmouth He :.
raid laid on the Doth nst the keel Of their first ship
which is to be OF $50 tons burthen.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

DISTINGUISHED ATHLETE. Gen. Waddy Thompson,
offs. c., visit to the Cherokee nation, collecting
fees due him as attorney, and the Advocate, pub
lshed at Talequah, says
"Quite feat came off in this place on Tuesday last
Thompson, OF South Carolina, and his Exec lency
John Ross, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation
The Principal Chief had the better OF the contest by
few inches"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

WIN. SMEAD, Esq, the Cincinnati banker who re-
Gently contributed $1,000 to the Kossuh Fund in New
York has made the handsome donation Of $4,000
Christmas offering to the widows and orphans of Gin
cinuati. This is indeed 8 handsome and generous
Christmas present. which will be fully appreciated by
the unfortunate recipients.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

In the course of the recent discussion e the U. s..
Senate, Mr. Foote mentioned conversation with the
Senator from Virginia, (Mr. Mason) after the last
Congress, in which the contemplated collision be-
tween South Carolina and the General Government
was talked over. 1t then agreed that in 1888,
Virginia, upon the suggestion of General Cass, had
lent Commissioner to South Carolina, the same
should then be done. Afterwards it was determined
to include Maryland with Virginia. and fer that pur
pose letters were addressed to Governor Lowe and
and Louis McLane.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

TIE severity Of the cold is such along the line of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad west, that many of
the aborers have found it impossible to work in the
open air, and have consequently stopped until the
weather moderates in some degree.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

DR.. Kiake Iappearsto have met with extraordinary
success in obtaining subscriptions to The German Loan
in the Western Cities lis stated that the sum Of 81 200
has been subscribed at Cleveland; $1,000 at Pusburg;
$4,000 at Cincinnati, and ST. 200 at Buffalo.
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CONFLICTING STATEMENTS.

Pending the choice of the Speaker OF the House +
Representatives, Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, asked
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, how he voted on the Flu
gitve Slave bill:
sMr BROOKS, (Mr. r. yielding the foor) voted
upon that question the same way General Cass and
Mr. Douglas, from his own State, voted.
sMr. RICHARDSON. The gentleman from New York
is certainly apprsed of the fact that Judge Douglas
1cas confined to has bed by sickness at the time the bia
passed Does he pretend that he was unable tn attend
the House at the time the Fugitive Slave bl was I'M
der discussion, or when it was being voted Npon
sMr B. was sorry to hear that Judge Douglas had
been then confined to his bed to deprive HIM of
the power of leaving record in the Senate, such
he (Mr. b. had left in the House. But it was very
remarkable that every Northern Democratic Senator
save only the two Senators from Iowa, was equslly
sick on that day, and was also confined 10 bed Inc
malady was general, and only Iowa escaped the con-
taglon.'
Pending the discussion of the Compromise resolu
ton of Mr.. Foote on Tuesday, Mr.. Douglas himself
is reported, in substance, to have sald
sMr. Douglas explained the reason of his absence
when the vote was taken on the Fugitive Slave bill;
he was called suddenly New York to settle pecu-
MARY obligation of 81 900. Before leaving he was
told the debate on the bill would last several days
While dining at the Astor House he was told lhe
bill had been ordered to third reading; he immedi-
aely left and travelled all night the hopes OF reach
The BILL however had been finally passed on the day
before. He would have voted for It
The Republic calls upon MIR. Richardson to ex-
plain the discrepancy existing between his own state
ment and that of Mr.. Douglas.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

GS- The Ice in the Potomac having disabled the
steamers plying between Acqua Creek and The City
OF Washington, all connection with points north of
has been severed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

AMERICAN SECURITIES IN EURopE.--The London
and continental letters speak Of an anticipation of an
Improved demand for American securities under the
disturbed stale of public affairs The London quota
lions at latest dates ,vere
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The Legislature of South Carolina has adjourned.
The President OF the State Senate, in his valed;ctory
address, spoke Of separate State action as Ii eless
and no more 10 be resuscltated for good"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

&C. AUCTION NOrICES.-At II O'Clock Tho
Morning, in the LOT ito Messrs. T IL S. Har,t-
groves factory, will be sold 60 or 10000 fee, of beach
and birch Plank and Scanlling
Lumber dealers and Machinists would do we'll IN
attend this sale. W
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Usalega. Perry, Portsmouth. N. H.
Schr E Townsend, Mathews, New York.
Schr Patmos, Sandtord, do.
SAILED,
Schr Mary Willis, Wilson, Baltimore.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

aV DUNLOP, MONCURE& CO, ask the alien
ton OF dealers to their auction sale o Groceries Be
THIS MORNING, at l04 o'clock without regard TO
weather do an
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

&C. At 8 o'clcck, P, M, at Vaudeville, lots of
Land will be sold, under decree of Henrico county
Court. See advertisement.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

CHARLESTON, Dec. 27,--Arrived, brig Susan
Dnucan, Mitchell, Richmond.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

G5-At7 O'clock, This Evening. the sale of Mr. J.
DdWdsons stock OF Jewelry will be continued at his
store. No. li6 Main st.
de 80 GEO. j. SUMNER Auct.
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The celebrated CampanaIogians, or
J w ISIS r EN- RIM Err

y w rs ) BELL Rim Frs,
Assisted by the popular Swedish Vocalist,
MAD. LOVARNY STGPEL,
And HERR FRANZ STEPEL, on his exraordi-
nary wood and straw instrument.
Also theEnewly invented instrument called the
CONCERTENA,
Respe ctiuy announce series of their chaste select
and novel musical Entertainments as above
oBS For partlcuCrs, see programmes
Herr St9pel. .....................Mu Musical Leader
K Greenwood. .....": ......... Manager
Admission so cents children half price
Doors open ut Z to commence at ~ o'clock.
de 27-f MAJOR DUNN. Adv Agent
I XII IL a 4 IL &c.
Lessee and Manager.. VIM. l.. Maule
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second night OF the reengagement Of the popu ar CO.
median and K lnond favorte.
vi II G HI a II L. ES Is u Es X E.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

O. AGI.-il45 sacks tue salt, Cunuluglon brand
~ at Rockets, for sale by
de 80 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

LANE ISOOfSS. OF northern and home m an
HS utacture be ouod in great variety and al low
prices at III Main street.
de 30 / w RANnDIp
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

MAKE WAY FOR THE SWISS BELL RING.
Frs AT
ODD FELLO HALL
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING, Dec 29tb.
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Mp0OKS FOR NEW YEARS. Day
saS W RANDOLPH has still on hand splendid
let of gift books and fancy goods dc 40
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On TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 30.
Will be performed, Baekstone's great comedy of the
BREACH OF PROMISE.
Mr. Sudden. Mr. c. Burke
Matilda. ...................M Miss Wheeler
Pas Styrien, BY. Mad'e Cjocca and MIR Casese
Song, Bye. Mr. Ryan
Polka Groesque, by. .Md'lle Cocca and Mr. Szo!losy
To conclude with the
ELACSTRfOUS STRANGER
Benjamin Bowbel.. .........MrC C. Burke
fiucess liAd... MISS Howard
ire Gallery SO cents; Cooed Gallery % cents Eastern
Gallery ia cents.
Doors open at quarter past 6-curtan will rise at
quarter past o'clock. "
~ few season and monthly tickets can be had
on Application at the BOX office. de 80
NA7 ANTED,a YOUNG MAN about II or IS
of of oil ond ,t,I
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

HEAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIIAfN-
e. $4,000, part superior, for sale low 10 close n-
voices, by
dc 30 Holm TT CTAJpnpNE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

ERILL ? Z, If at qua tiles an prc es. can
Ejp be had at w RANDOLPHS Bookstore and
B n1ery de 40
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

FOR THIS DAY
Capitals; s24 GOO, Of 1000, of 9oOo &c. 70
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capital /: $4,000, &c.
Drawn numbers OF Grand Consolidated class B:
so 81 % SO 8 A SO SIS Sc "a 56 is 10.
de 30 c. w P[JRCEIT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

HAINING ROOM SERVANT WANTED
HS We wish TO hire for the next year. to remain in
| the city, good dining room servant, Apply to-
| de 80 SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE.
| TA!E AN AGEVS, NEELssyE aaoprI.:-a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-30

TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 30, 1851
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06
Trunks Trunksii TrunEsiii
TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY

AM In possession Of few extra trunks Of newly in
vented double spring scerci lock which almost dcs
tffHne~ Win tue key unless by Tho the
secret or entering 1t and when open the trunk
again without the mid of key, then with slight touch
on spring NIL is closed agni the trunk theu ready
examine no adm itance here, the above Trunk got up
upon the rish principle, not on estrayigant and
ny seae, hut on the contrary economy 10 consulted in
every Particilarso much so they almost within the
reacn OF any one whoeoses to have they are well
hinged mud aud well together In all respect and
get win all pretty aud well ornancntrd these trunks Ia
beugh fcr cash and sold for small advance which ena
hies me 10 snl them from 81 to 81 dollars asbnrdng The
slze which IL lower than tho same article sold
for before these trunks her with all other goods
IN our line are putat prices guaranteed the axnm OF
live ond let 1--we. to ell those who disposed TO give us
call and examine for them elves We politely tender
them an lnvi,Htionat FLhNIGAN'S cheap Boot -hoq
5ign Of tho Big Boot. an ia
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aY the doctors in medical discussion. in this city.
that no mineral chemical agent can be used with er
ianty, because; they cannot le The chemical condIr
tionof The alinenary cuna therefore when used il T.
entirely CESS work with them, and destructive more N
ess TO their patients am daily performing onish-
ing cures in all cases of acute Hnd chronic aud conn
picated Diseases of years stnndng, Afflicted II you
value the comfort Of long lli pariake longer Of
mercury aud other poisonous, drugs but call and OBJ
taln thu services md medicines of the suh,eriSer A
few OF my medicines are syfups fer "; fua disenses
vegetable pills rheumatic iiniment cancer and pile
saives vermifnge for worms for those afflicted with
colds coughs pains In the brenst sds splitting of
blood pulmonary diseases asthma, bronchitis, night
wea'hs pleursy, liver comp!anls,dyspepsa, scrnfula
fever and aguc. cancers rheumatism, piles bruised or
lacorated nbs. spine disease, &C., &C. What more
Joyful news could they have than tile certainty then
they can hn lily cured Of heie various ailments ~
medicine, which is entirely free from apk deleer
Gus substance They eannot possibly hurt he weakest
persons Such Is fnct. Any who desires, can be
nlly satisfied by calling on j. SIAIS. Botanic or Phis
iologi-al Medical Physician corner of Fourth aud
cling streets Wilmington, Delaware. where are kept
Botanic Medicines, Wholesale and reail aud books Of
all she systems of medical practice Alec, best cam,
phene ant MUD wholesale and retail Those who
v'ah my meiea services ca have them, either in city
or country W fila
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06

EVERY BODY who have Bees should have Cottons
Clmpreyed Patent Bee Hive These humbug
which are oherring in New Castle aud Kent conn.
ties Dol. and Chester and Delaware Counties Pal we
put In use Ias 1850 hundred and ihlliy
hives. which have gyeH universal satisfaction. This
Hive tCetons Pntrn y IL inmore extensive TINS
aux other hive the Cnlted Statee sou the fact Of
their construction suit the nature aud habits of the
Honey Dec. Wd invite and solicit all who have Bees
to call aud examine tllsse improved hives. The simple
lily OF construction ease and facility with which the
honey may he rymoyed without injuring the bees the
security against the moth. with yield ofai least 100
per cent any other hive few nf the ahyanta
ges il has, We feel eonhdant in saying these hives viii
recommend themselves the most skepitn hee man In
the country. and again invite you 10 cali aud see
them Anron Cotton has published valuable treatise
in pamphlet firm. the habits Of baes which will BE-
given gratis all who may call for III alao skeleton
ofthe hive showing the form Of the Persons
distance by nppyag post paid have IL then
Having purchased the sole right to make the said hive
in tho above cpuntss prepared furnish all
lers we may receive for them,
3, & II. NICOLA ny
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spring and summer clothing.

ra- Pratt A. aid Ceaire Market Space. Baltimore.
liE largest and best stock OF Ready Made Clohing
loHered in Baltimore Drssa. Frnek and Sack Coats
all colors, qualities and Sizes from $3.50 TO $50, and up
wards. Pantaloons 81 90 so, and upwards, emhra
cling all styles OF fancy, plhin and plaid cassimeIes-
Vests of evrry variety at corresponding prices Also
large assortment OF Boys Clothing.
Importing own cloths direct from Europe, and man
nfacturng the most extensive scale enables us TO of
fer Inducements TO purchasers he surpassed bp any
Clothing Establishment in the United States. The pro-
prieiols determined to make the Wholesale Rooms
The point Of great airacion and have made more
than $4,000 Garments. from the finest quality the low,
est in price.
In the Cnstem Department will always be found the
choice selection of Cloths cssimefes and vestingse
which will be made up atse shortest nylce, and in is
latest style aud lt always guaranteed. The one price
ystem strictly adhered to-
Remember the and place, Pratt and Con
eAMarket Space. ap 10
II, II, COLE & .oc
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DIR, w. A. Garden,
ONE MILE ON THE PHILADELPHIA PIKE.
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IS nrrrnn rnAN cunE

THOUGH az old ndage. no will say il is not tfu
Thousands Of persunA whe will probably glnnro
ihis advertisement living witnesses Of lts truth Ma
Of them perhaps in the bloom Of health 10 other respects are
neg citing the dsoaFe which is preyns on tho bright
ornament Of nature the human hair causing II 10 fall
out become thin, and ultimately producing badness.
storr's Chemical Hair Invigorator, ia certain
Of those dsenaeA aud where they
aleay exist. We positively assert chat prrscn need DO
without beautiful hair who will take proper care off and
ii II impossible topre,enl badness unless they do So
Storra Inrgoranr uot introduced 10 the public with
ont an experimental knowledge Of s effects The proprie
tor will youc for the qualities which he claims ios n and
s virtues authenticated by tho endorsement Of all who
have given il fur ifal # viii cleanse The hair from az
malaies cleaning tho fFes Of the head Of the scuf which
clogs them, mud prevents the hair from craving reaching
roots of the hair giving 1t renewed o and yigor md
causing the hair grow bald paces VIII render TIC
hair beautifully soft luxuran and silky prevent its ial-
ing Out ard keeps delightfully."- pure and Fragrant For
dressing the hair 1t has equal. 49,
liz CAUTt0N.-Siorr's Chemical Hair invigoraio like
all other articles ofras mer has iis base limitations.
There other articles offered for salo Of nearly the zane
name but Of course totally dssmlar in every respect
deem II my duty caution the public against these frauds
Purchasers should ask for the article by Its ni name and
is entitled upon The wrapper Never let dea
ute far IT,. GEO F;srokhs;
No. ca North Eighth St, Philadelphia
April25 Price Twenty-Five Cents por bottle
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1ER. JOHN MA Rsti III Market ST.. has the honor Of
Ul announcing 10 thu citizens of Delaware that has
just received Of the handsomesl Double Canipnne
Attachment piauo Forles, manufactured by Bparduan
e. Gray N J. ms we'll rs one CT tbs Rosewood Octave
Pianos of Mr n. Glenn & Co same city,
The above mentioned Piano Fortes can be oxnminsd
at ans time al AIR Marsh's Music Store where able
Performer will be found Try the above instruments
as well as others Of every price,
In the same store can be- fonnd n variety Of Meo-
deons Of superior manufacture, well Arcorieons
and other instruments The newest music welt as
piecea Il ugt and played by Col. he k0rpony, are
hand. Y jane CIV