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~ The Subscribers have this day OPENED > ls,,.
and well-ser"ted stock of lsumc.tic DRY 1ooDs
They consist as iuilrvs:
30 pieces loi aud PA fine Linen Sheetip,. >.,,
cheap - vi
ID pieces 49, and 1914 Cotton A.,
~ q" a" PIllOw-case LinenA
~ w u" do Cotton round ~ h
IN do fine hieached and brown linen Tabl. nan
ask, all widths, qualities and pfice.
scotch, RussIa Huckaback Tuweling.
SNOW drop and DarnaSk Table Napkins
And. D0ylIps and Crash
Hamilton's beachrd and brown Canton Plapns,.
round. best Irish Linens all pure linen
> eases best Shifting Cottons. al low prices
10 pieces New York Mills, improved
% do hne brown Shirtngs and Sheetiny~
- do fine Manchester Ginghams
IS do new styles fall Calicoes
40 do fine White Cambrics. from 10 to o ~.
- do do Jaconets do 40
% do flne striped and plain MusIins 70 n o. .,s
20 do fine white and red Flannels
Bed Ticking, striped and plaid Cottons
~ fine PLAIN and embI o!dered Crane shawl. ub,,l
will be sold very great bargains
- lace and embroidered Mantlps Al half nrire
A large stock Of Silks, Lawns, Rerepss and al
other Kinds OF Summer Goods. will he sold much bs
low their original cost. We earnestly solicit a cal
from all persons who may wish TO purchase as a.
are determined 10 sell AT low prices. and n humln,
aug I'LL MAGRUDER CALVERT.
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CUTTING AND FITTING
u VALUABLE HORNE ron

pm "a ~ - II u T. HObSE E0R
rfr SAL EAT Walker l. KimncII'. r.,
TyS be \ valuable blood hay hor,, =
y II years old, of fine figure and ac,Ion =.
great endurance, an excellent saddle beast. In y
harness. and raised in Northern New York fnr -
at AikER klhhEl.L's Stabc on >rree,
The Horse can be- seen nj the above MAJ, -.
Tueadly next. If not previously DISPOSED Of ="
aug 23-lw
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n A r RE D.

In this city, the 22d instant, bv the Rev Dr.
Cole, w. NALLY to Miss CORRALEAR " SAN
ERSON, all of this CITY.
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NoTICE.-The Navy Department will cnrrrur
-! propositions. accompanied by designs and drsw
Ings until the 18th instant, for furnishing new Ey
ZINES, MACHINERY, and BOILERS conn.s
Tor the United States steam propeller frigate Ssu
Jacinto, now lying at The PhiadelI.hia nlyy-ysrB
IL Is desirable that the proportions should spsci
the time within which the work will be corn,,-lrf
Payments will be made follows: One hail or !
successful trial trip, satisfactory TO the Depal,Ire
and the balance after one wears successful IJnnrg
10 be Judged of by competent engineers 10 be selec
by the Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT., Aug. l.. 1859. aual7p
The above notice is extended and modified a. "A
lows:
The propositions. accompanied nv desir5.s I'd
drawings, will lie entertained until the 10th lsy q;
september preNirno, Tor furnishing engines 81
machinery complete. and for repairing tie rrrssui
boilers instead of building new ones.
Payments will be made follows: Gne bslf CT :
successful trial trip, satisfactory To the Department
anu the balance after at least six months euccess
running to be judged of by competent engineer, !.
De selected ny the Secretary OF the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August %, 1853.
aug 2-5-dtSlO
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% I T. d.

DIED.
On the oath instant, Of consumption, ALICE
kAVENAUGH, aged IA years
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= GEORGETOWN
Classical and Scientific Academy,

GEORGETOWN
Classical and Scientific Academy,
West street, near High.
REV. I. w. SIMPSON, PRINCIPAL.
FJNFIE exercises of this Institution will be resumed
i on THURSDAY. September LIST. The course
of study taught comprises all the branches necessary
prepare students for collegiate course for the
practical business of life-incuding Latin, Greek
Mathematics, French, German, and Drawing, with
particular attention paid to the elementary English
branches. and English Composition. The Principal
will be aided by competent Assistants in the differ
ent departments of instruction. Each quarter will
consist of eleven weeks
Terms: For day scholars 50, $40, and Sl2 50 Der
quarter, according to the nature of the studies pur
sued.
The principal having enlarged his building. il pre-
pared to receive an additional number Of pupils As
boarders
Terms for boarding made known, and circulars
furnished upon application to the principal.
aug 25Edf
tARPET BAGS for sale at extremely low prices,
~ az LAMMOND'S.
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w. C0LUNBIA New YORK AssoCIATIoS.-
US There will be meeting TOMORROW
(triday) EVENING, at * O'Clock. Every member
is requested to be punctual. II. c. PI!RDY,
aug 2o-2tF Secretary.
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NEW SONGS! NEW SONGSH
AN NOT ANGRY; (unswer to Dont be Augry
Il Mo.heD
Inc Old River Farm; or. The Darkey's Regret
ne Star OF Home (Songs Of Europs)
Mary Vale
Come, take q Sail
The Old Veteran
Maggie 10y my side
DO they miss me at home:
fes, we miss thee
DE old Churchyard
I.inda's gone 10 Baltimore
My Old Kentucky Home
Aunt Harriet Stowe, &c, &C., at
Winners
Stationery, Music, and Fancy Store, 9Th Il.
aug ~ Near Louisiana avenue
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.TNHE CLOISTER LIFE OF THE EMPEROR
Il CHARLES THE FIFTH, by William Stir
ling, ST..
The prophets and Kings If the Old Testament. by
F. ID. Maurice, 81 %.
Memoir OF Mary l.. Ware, 81 25.
EulOgies on Calhoun, CLAY. and Webster. 81
The Difficulties of Iniidey, by G. s. Faber, b. ID.
81. For sale by
GRAY & BALLANTYNE
ang25 eth street near Odd-FeIlows' Han.
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FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
HAVE just received very superior lot of HA-
l. FANA CIGARS, bought directly from the I'M
porter, OF various choice brands, which | re-
commend. Also
NirginiuS, Jenny Lind, Natural leaf. and other
choice brands of fine chewing TOBACCO.
Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco the best article in
the market
invite particular attention to this stock
f. p. MILLER,
aug 70 Corner eth and F. streets
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nR. r.. III. SPEAKE-Oficc and
IL on street, between 18th and 18Th s,ree,s n'
auc 24-it'
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CARPET BAGS for sale at extremely low prices,
~ at IAMNONn.S
aug l2-eo3t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

We give no more Of this astonishing report,
as it will appear in full, in the Lancet and NY.
Medical Journal.
After n suitable amount of rcnding the well
kim and going through their evolutions on the
square, of which, the classic races between the
chcrub that sits up aloIt' with his 'trotting
war-horse,' and dat nigga with his horse Bay
ard, the race of the lIippoGrome chaiiotecrs
against time, and the astonishing performances
of the Flying Artillery, were striking features,
the heroes took their wuyup College Street IN
front Of DR.. Pcck's, they were brought to n
halt, and bevy of damsels, issuing forth,
gave, with their own fair han IS, 20 each a
goblet Of cool lemonade. We have been
waited on by Coz. Brick ana s. III. who in be
half of the Invinciblcs. wis US to present to
the ladies, to whom the were Indebted for
this delicate aud unloDb Il for attention, their
most cordial thanks. They say it was a re-
freshment, to both be Iy and soul such as the
weary soldier, worn with the strife and dust OF
the battlefield, car alone appreciate which
they shall remember with lasting gratitude
Thus rcire@'ned, the Invipciblcs marched tt
their qu' rters and disbanded.
II . whole affair was most orderly and
cr'.ditable, and we only wish, that in tutur'
years. historian may be raised up who SILL
be able and worthy. to do the Invirciblet, ful
Justice. We cannot, we confess.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

During the severe blow of last Monday, the
bark Nordcr, Norwegian vessel, foundered at
her mornings, at Quebec. She rolled over on
to her side, and sunk completely cut of sight.
At the same time, the steamer st. Pierre en-
ployed in towing, burst her boiler, and out OF 3
On board, seven persons persisted, including,
Mr.. Ternen, the Engineer, his wife and two
children Much damage was done at Quebec
by the wind, setting adrifl boats, RATS OF tim
Der, &c, and it is rumored that boat with
persons on board was capsized during the gale,
and that oil pershed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

o. GREAT FIRE.-1he Upper Ottawa
country, in Canadl, has been on fire. The fire
commenced ON the 18th of May. How long
the fire ragged we are not informed, but 1t burn
ed over a tract of country 20 miles in length
by forty miles in breadth, nearly one half Of
which has been laid waste. The scene was of
the most terrific and appalling nature. Humid
reds of families embracing persons of all ages
and sexes, literally pursued by the flames, had
to flee in all directions with nothing saved eX-
ceptng the clothes in actual use, which in sew
eral instances, were scorched and partially
consumed on the backs of the fugltVeS. The
scene Of the calamity being in the vicinity and
on both sides of the Ottawa, many individuals
took refuge IN the river to protect themselves
from the intense heat. A small steamer assis-
ted some of the inhabitants in making their
escopc.-Eyen they were nearly compelled to
abandon her, owing to the excessive heat OF
the woods, burning on both sides of the river.
Upwards of fire hundred families have been re-
duced rom toerable competence to n nearly
destitute condition, in numerous instances are
without food for present necessities, clothes to
cover, or houses to shelter themselves; and
W, at is, if possible, even worse, without the
means of pursuing the necessary agricultural
operations Of the season
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8 rec Pre- s,
BURLINGTON.v vt.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1853.
Wing State Convention.

A Convention Of the Wings of the State of
Vermont, will be holden at Montpelier, on
WEDNESDAY THE ODD DAY OF JUNE,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nomi-
mating ticket for State Officers preparatory
for the next September Election, and for the
transaction Of such other business as may be
deemed expeden and proper
CARLOS BANTER,
T.. n. BRIGGS,
EDWARD KIRKLAND, STATE
GEO. w. GRANDY, }Ccntrai
b. ". BARTHOLOMEW, Comm
II. NJ. BATES,
HENRY STOWELL.
HAY 81, 1853.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
ITEMS AT HOME IND . ~

The Census BureauX. tle aver .a.,, g r,.a
pcnn railroads has teen ,oo,no ~
The average cost Of Ame
P'U''0 s,, commencement of the
P''s'"e !7''' 307 per n c The OK
0''' VI g therefore, in the consruc-
Wv" VI i'' dads over those of the United
'''"''S' ,,u 3 per mile, or about go per
''"'' fact that the European roads
"'c '''' Nv stantially built than ours, will 90
'"'' way in accounting for tho discre-
p"'''!' John Bull is swindlcd. VIVA, Lc pays
wv '"s mile Of railroad should give him half
u""e J.. It strikes us that he would make money
~ importing ms engineers from this country.
--Thcy have had a cold May in Enrlond.
At Sheffield, on the 9th, Snow fell in
cessanly for twelve hours, and in many places
the drifts blocked up the Roads.
The strawberry girls made their up
pearance in New York two days ago,-"Shillin
basket"
--TEA-During the last six years the
quantity Of tea consumed in the United States
has increased from Is million pounds to 81
30O0aO pounds.
! ----I.AEGE IrQUoR SEIZURE AT Augusta,
Me-, on Friday last, Marshal Jones seized forty
or fifty barrels Of different kinds Of liquors,
amounting in aIl.to 1915 gallons, in a store
house Oh Fagg's wharf. There was no dircc.
ton on the casks, and nothing to indicate the
owner.
1t is singular fact in the history Of
Lowell, Mass, that III ISIS an engineer from
Boston, employed to make survey of that
town with u reference to manufacturing pur-
poses, reported that there was no water pri-
vilege in Lowell.
--TnE SUB-TRrAsURy AT New YoRK.-
Since the creation Of the Office, in the year
1916, the sum Of hco hundred niiiionS Of d0!-
lars have been received, and near the same
amount has been dlsbursed. 1t is worthy ofrc-
mark, IN these days Of speculation, that IN these
large Transactions, not celt has been lost by
the government.
The new Post Office Envelopes are
printed on paper made for the purpose, so
wltcrhned that in each envelope one may
plainly distinguish, beside the beautiful stamp
the letters +. o. d. l.. s." standing Tor Post
OAite Department of the tuucl Stltcs.l
About one hundred persons. mostly temaIc5
are employed, in their Manufacture, aided b. a
machine worked by steam power, waca cAts
out $50 envelope, 1t one .iu,.
10 provide against forgerles, rules equu,'v
s,rct with those Of the United States Mint
have been adopted at the above manuftct,ry
and the bul,Jn., !. Guarded b,,l, dav and ne,
b. private watchnau. The following is 4 COW
Of a section of the new po>t-Ollice Law.
passed by both houses Of Congress, ami posted
in all parts Of the factory:
Tonarn EyvY,npys. &c--Soc,ion nro.
yiIes a4aIust all kind, of coun'errtinL, lmijr-
,o' " '''-t! VI '''i - 'o'',''l'' al 1'''-
fin. m, av,..,'l',.y l'. hn jr,I ,nIl'rs Nv. inn
prlsol.lent no, exec linz five wears. or by both
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meter Of shat dcIich,n place. The society of
burlington IS OF the highest order, and 10 lis
n.uenccs my nc auriSH'r' tne deserted con
snushc," nrn srnnroesod bolns VIA, ri,v IN
the Union can say as much as BURLINGTON
a. bany kncherjocter.
! A most sensible and discriminating paper
that knlcketbocker Always posted up too.
There are uhtv stores building in Og-
, densburgh this summer.
= Mour rMAN KIN AND LESS THAN KINDA
) man named Thomas Kline, killed his wife with
an axe, in n ew York Monday night.
--Avorl Err OFFER TO Mas. Srowr-A
private letter received by gentleman Of this
'u{ ,rG' hei 'HaI l,r ng'Gncf STATES 'hat his
Cnns',bIn & a.. nnlI,.bors -, rd,nl,,.'L ''o,m m
offer for temp rance tale like Uncle Ton's
Cabin of 500 20 IN hand. aud half the pro-
ITpoI VI .'c "''h a'tcr 'La' SUN Is rcalzed'-
,bs # win co,t MI, oon,rih",o =" ha.,n ~ ,h no
adoption of thi. grco, measure by Great Bri-
'a'r' '-.Ne"d7 D'"y '7dr'H'Ser' 'hdy 3Oth'
At anot Ter great yacht race, on the
Thames May le;h, the Truant, an American
-
''i' "Nc 'u'l ny IN me-
n'SSI"i'AR' rev. La /. hastings
anu ""e' anu new Joseph Hcuuucf ana VIE
anu "',''o L 'lhdoo ~onall' nave taken pas
sue III '''e rap None at Boston Tor Madras
~ Nv"
AKN'i 1T 'o'ILf AND SfNsIBAY-
The Editor OF the ,"SencS Iemont@ has
Oeeh 'uFh'l ont OF the Post Once. lie says
!" VIC" 81 '''' us Po"''"o"' IT was once re-
''''Nc" oy ee'uc'''d" WHO hou tne "ISior-
''' u ',' u"' ''''i''0'' mo seI'c' parry! ana
p''"' III" F'c moment ne Sf"cE me ground ne
became pe Jtc'ly sensible That he W1S M tCnIied up
there go of us to some extent. The rery
nomcnt ,re ,rcye 3ecoo;,,t,3 vn co,o IN me-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

GTThe Washington Republic calls the
Old Fogies,' and Young AmcncA' The
te'rdPin and t,'egrdpLie divisions Of the ncrno-
cratic party
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

-" Slavery has broken out in tie lower part
OF the encampnent, and It's form has become
aggravated by Abolilonlsts, gwen by the
nurse IN my misunderstanding to my orders,
Tor would as soon give cut nails for bronchitis
But return TO my usual mode of treatment
bathelng the head with kindness, cleansing
the hood wi h free DISCUSSION, and an Uncle
Toms Cabin" plaster applied over the spine,
ls producing the desired effect"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
PoHtifcr lIarimus.

The Surgeons report G3 feet long, and
richly illustrated, followed. 1t is a most learned
and philosophical document. The Doctor has
'honored temperance by prescribing it IN cases
of Rum Palsy, by which he has in the regular
army, cured Theophllus Maine, Stephen n
Hampshire, and Moses Vermont" lie saws:
"BeSldcs more general diseases to which all
are liable, the lnvlnciblcs have been more OF
less troubled with the following peculiar tc
themselves, but from winch the skill OF youl
Surgeon has preserved them, that they might
stand up here in their variegated majesty
lasting testimonials OF his medical powers o.
those are Poor-clothes, Rccltatiuns, Examina,
tlons, Morning prayers, Sc lrclry-of-lun Dun
nlng'lclters, Dust, Headache, Iliccough
tiyery~bllls, Corns Pains, Green wood, Short
pipes. Mud, Cold-weather Hard-water, Old
boots, Eulon-less- garments Monitors, Chapel
pieces, i1ot-weathor, Compositions, Decluma
tons, Hunger and Thirst"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10
Chamnlain and 81. Lawrence Canal.

ma" hi''ih ana ~. ''aWTenc" Canal.
The aji.7ru.I r,,.tu,, o. the No,,re.l
pu,.,,..f ,..'. 49,. r., ,I
c'
"'..'7 y" '''''''0"S ''P''''' we ''lo"'ng
!. That in the onin on Of this To.r,l. the
Construction of C,na. of large capacity to
connect the waters e the s. Lawrence and
th]sa Il l.nko Gham,llIn or the River Richie
lea. uilie from q paint on the s.. lawrence
where vessels from Sra. and from the interior,
could meet AMI cNcharre carrops wi,bou, m
curing the heavy CHARGES winch would be mn
avoidable. were il to diycrro from point mac
cessihi' 10 Sea-golhg vessels would lWhIe It
rcnco o,,l ,or,j, ,,, ,ho p' ;..oi "a -
the entire Pro,iEcei afford eyerv f,ci,i,v r..
Qurod by the growing tra:ic between the west
ern States Western Canada, and the Eastern
,- ,,,,' u''u itu.or, "i,,o"' were II t"nS,ruc'cu
word prove highly injurious TO the Eastern
section OF the Province.
= Ihat IN the OPINION OF this Board. the car
- '','' ~ e'o'' W '''' S"C" rs - rtI,',eu
prevent the further absorntion e ,he ,r,de n
the st. Lawrence, by competing foreign chan
nHlS to bring back much OF the trade that has
,a.ey o of H. i's 20 Sttu's "Ie roeressNe
fLornhv render nr,dnc,i,e a,d nrof,abio ,h ".'a
works which have been constructed at so great
an outlay Of public money.
3. That the Council of this Board be request
,ba Gpycrunr a." E"rn,aI ~ iis INIeIency
the FOREGOING resolutions. cxnress;ng the c9nf,
dence felt in the well known anxiety of His
ENceIIcncy to promote the interests of the Prov
S"u p,SS ~ 'h", ne w. w AUS ane Eeces'
~ Cni 'p"", ,' So n,.,9u,a,g so"suuc.on
TO rerujt The evanston of Canadian Commcrcs
uo, 1ob, Wanna said ,h., .ho.o
w"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-10

- TnE SIGNAL At NoRwALN.--The edi-
tor Of the Norwalk Ga=ene, in alluding ,oain
to the catastrophe At that place, ana speaking
of the signal and engineer says:
1--WE have taken much pains to ascertain If
there might no, be some object which could
nave msIed the unhappy man, and are now ell
tireIy satisfied that the engineer was Nisled by
me top q chimney, wlch is in range with the
pail ana all save lis top concealed by a tree,
50 that at one point. near the bridge over the
cut, this cnt Ely mites Mc JaH, We are satIs-
hed now That the engineer did look, and was
thus deceived, and that thus was he left to en-
act the awful tragedy Of Friday"
- barber in London adyertisns ,hot Nj,
customers are shaved wihou, incison or lscer-
alton for the microscopic SUN Of one half
penny.
- A private letter from Melbourne, Aus
traIia, states thrt all kinds Of American shin.
ments were paying handsomely. Lumber had
sold for % to l3j dollars, and shovels for IL
shlings.
-Ihe following cptaph is copied from
tombstone IN burial ground IN Watertown,
Massachusetts:
lIo" will the Redeemrr's Irit
linriy tie believers p IA,
How lnytn will the saints tI,-.
Aud rub the dust tom out there
he Washington correspondent of the
New York Daiy Times gives it as his opinion
that an olor Of charcoal and salt-petre viii
pcrvade the MesiIla Valley at no very distant
day.
~ Cincinnati paper has been seii;ng the
pubic, by an account Of the murder-by be-
heading, Of Il stranger named G. Turtle. 1t
says now, the Motive for the commission Of the
deed was soup.
-kossuIh, says have learned from the an
clients to despise the insults of my foes. The
warrior does not care if In the heat ofb,ttle. h.
Is bcsmeared not only with gore but also with
mud.
-MonEL WITE.-A daring robbery was
cos'mitted IN Massachusetts town the other
night. The robber entered the apartment Of
a man and his wlfe-scizei the woman. who
was awake, gagged her and tied her. arms,
while her husband lay sleeping by her side.
Rather than give her husband kick, she al
lowed the villain to rife the room AMI mike
good his escape.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-12-31
JONAS CHICKERING'S PIANOS.
r TUST RECEIVED, per barques Maryland

JONAS CHICKERING'S PIANOS.
TUST RECEIVED. per barques Maryland
ID and Nickerson from Boston, and per transpor-
tation line from New York. further supply of six
pianos-These, with the pianos lately received,
form the largest and most elegant assortment ever
offered in this city. Magnificent Louis XIV. and
Central Pianos, from the long-established and
world-renowned factory of Jonas Chickering, Bos-
ton, from the old and celebrated factory of Bacon
81 Raven, New York, and from other approved
New York manufactures.
In this assortment every scale and style OF pr
amos may be found, a. prices from 5000 to $500.
Persons desiring the celebrated Chickering's
pianos, will remembe. that the factory Of Jonas
Chckerng Boston which has been in existence
for more than thirty years never supplies but one
dealer in each city, and that, for years, the sub
scriber has had the sole privilege for this city.
This explanation is necessary, as another person
named Chickering has set up Piano Factory in
Boston.
The hundreds Of pisnos sold by the subscriber
sufficiently attest the quality of his instruments
and his moderate prices.
Secondhand pianostaken in part payment for
new ones.
A large stock of guiars, violins, flutes, accorde-
ons, &c.
New music received sem-weekly.
BY the barque Sylpl, which sailed from Boston
on the Sth instant, will be received an additional
supply of pianos. RlCHD. DAVIS,
Dec 2l-eoa Music Store.