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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-02
JOHN MCINTYRE & CO.,
Auction and Commission Mercha
Oct. 80, 1852.

Auction and Commission Merchants,
Market Street, Columbus, Miss.
n EFER to Messrs. bearing g. Sink, Rev. Basil
r. Manley, g. g. T. Hopkins, William Bradley Joseph
p. Turner, Maxwell & Co., Tuscaloosa; james Chill
dress GAINESVILLE; McQuinn & Fountain, John o..
Cummins, DR.. Walkley, Parker, Morrison & Co., Mo.
bile Hon. R. T. Johnston, Pickensville, Ala; James
Blair, Franklin & Bro, James Jones Jr., Rev. l.
Schooler, Taylor g. Mccarthy, John Stringer' Coum~
bus, Miss. Oct9, 1852, 37:x
RuShtOn, Clark & Co.'S AsSidulated Fruit
Drops.
Favored loith
Nectar, Vergalous,
Pear, Sickle Pear,
Banna, Green Gage,
Raspberry, Pine Apple,
Orange, Vanilla, Lemon,
Jargond Pear, Extract
Ginger Strawberry, &c
These Drops have the pure rich favor of the Fruit
in the highest state of perfection.
For sale by JAS. BLAIR.
May 81. l9-tf.
Bills ON New York,
Orleans Mobile, Philadelphia Baltimore Boston, &
Richmond. Va, Purchased by the Columbus Life ant
General Insurance Company of Columbus, Miss, ant
Checks sold by them, on New York, New Orleans
Mobile. Charleston, Augusta, and Nashville, Ienn.
0' w. J. ANDERSON,
Irro Q 1870 Secretary.
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PIANOS.

Persons wishing superior article in this line would
do well to give us call We order from no second rate
mandatory, but the BEST. We believe we can sell
them 10 per cent cheaper than they have sold in
this market.
HINDER TAXING
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THROUGH TICKETS TO

CHARLEsToN, CAMDEN AND COLUMBIA, 5. e., AND
SAVANNAH, GA, VIA. TUscUMBIA& CHATTANOOGA,
TWENTY-FIVE DOIIaHS!!
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With only one Hundred and FOrtyJfue miles Staging
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-02
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRK'

Houston, January 8, 1853. bO:tf.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Columbus, Feb. 1853. Ally.
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NJITNNs g. CLARK's PIANOs-P. H.

NUNS & CLARK'S PIANOS.-P. H.
IN TAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale of
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra-
ted makers, is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
Their instruments received prize at the Worlds
Fair, London, and several prizes at the American
Institute Fairs in this country They combine
all the modern Improvements with the METALLIC
FRAME and PATENT OVER STRINGS, and conf
IDENTIFY recommended for sweetness of tone and great
durability, which latter quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners seldom found
p. Ii. TAYLOR has sold these instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years. to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
IL The public cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is NUNS / CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones:
Guitars, Niolins, Accordeons and Flutes. Also, Gu
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
2. H. L. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore and is
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day. liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au | I60 Main street.
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TRANsHIPMENr IN LYNcHBURG.-In order more
fully to understand how the expense of tranship-
ment in Lynchburg is to be avoided, we copy the
following from the Lynchburg Republican:
'sAny person in Richmond having freights to for
ward to the Southwest, can from any paper pub
lished here, by examining the advertisements of
the Railroad Company, tell exactly what the cost
viii be TO any point the line Of road, by for
warding the money to the Treasurer of the CON-
pany his goods will pass through without being
seen by commission merchant in the city"
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EFFECTS OF THE SPIRIT RAPPINc HUnBUG--
man named David w. Tinkham, at East Bridge
water, Mass, on Saturday, while insane from read
ing and pondering upon the subject of Spiritual
Rappings, cut his throat with chisel is thought
that he may recover il he don't try the thing again;
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. CoWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
AT sx Avn A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEK. payable to
Che Carrier weekly. Price for mailing 81 a year In
sNivance
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issued every Friday,
and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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PROMOTION OF NAVAL oFFcEas.-Lient. Jas II.
Ward has been promoted to be Commander, wee
Commander Slaughter, who died on the 9Th OF Sep
te,nber. at Warrenton, Va. Master Chas. Hays has
Neon promoted Passed Midshipmen Reginald
Fairfax and somerville Nicholson, have been pro-
u,ored to be Masters vice Hays and Crosby pro-
,,oted Uashtaetoa Star.
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Queen Victoria has prohibited the polka being
danced in her presence. All the "hiyh flyers" in
this country who have heretofore been in raptures
with this dance and thought |, was charming, will
now unite in condernning II and banishing il from
fashionable society. ."-ALer. Ga-ctte.
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Col Col,'s pistol factory At Hartford employs
se.,. 1o. - hundred hands whose wages average
ss m 30 each per day. Every part q the pistol z
area saeseaas,ef sas co 'sses ces
ses sess s;,,alar factory In Pimico. near London-
~ gland1 where three hundred hands-aity Con-
ss.ssens Yankees 10 lead. aud three hundred and
sifty English snschanies--are a. present employ
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YOUNG LAoY's ToAsr.-At the 9TH of July
celebration in Marion county, H., young lady
offered the following toast THE young men OF
America-their arms our support; our arms their
reward Fall in men fall In
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The Sloop-of.War Portsmouth, Commander
Whittle arrived at the Portsmouth Navy Yard ON
the night OF the 9th instant, from the Straits o.
OF her
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DREPARAIO X Y So ID 90 u + y Il
l. BOYS.-This School will be opened by the sub
scriber on the 18th of September next in building
on End street between Broad and Marshall.
COURSE OF STUDY
The system of instruction will afford every facility
for the acquisition of sound business English EDU-
CATION To which will be added preparatory in
struction in the LATIN Language, and in the Phys-
cal, Moral and Intellectual SCIENCES.
tits the purpose of the subscriber, if literally sus-
tanned. to associate with himself Classical and
Mathematical Teacher.
TFRmS SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
For the simple Elementary branches. $50 90
- higher .......... S5 90
81 '' Latin and English. IS 90
CITY REFERENCES.
Judge Crump, Chas Rose, Ed. Mail,
Judge Clopton, Garland Hanes,
Herbert A. Claiborne, X. L. ColemaB,
Logan Waller, J. w. Randolph,
Tho. d. Quarles, K. b. Spence,
George Maynard John NJ. Gregory. s
g. l.. c. SALTER.
The subscriber will be absent from the city until
the 18th September next Those desiring to enter
pupils are requested leave their at the of
ice of the Morning Mail, with Mr.. Wherry at the
Exchange Rank. au 29-StawN~
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AN IRoN PALMETTo.-The Charleston papers
notice arsIron Palmetto tree large life very
ingeniousy manufactured by Nh. C. WERNER, of
that city. The whole structure is 80 feet high and
weighs $1,000 lbs. 1t is Of iron, except the leaves,
which are OF copper. It is said to be most exqui-
site representation OF the tree.
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The Odd Fellows of New Albany, ino, No. hasu -
raised about 800 for the feiiei Oh aieai 10" ",
leans brethren
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The receipts for the Washington Monument at
the New York Crystal Palace amounted to s., %
ON the 9th instant
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AIR. LEFEBVRE S SCHOOL.-H. P

~ L
VI LEFEBERE. A. NJ. will, OH the first Monday
In October succecd Mrs. Mead in the charge of her
Boarding and Day Schosl in Richmond, and will be
prepared that day 20 receive pupils at her late re-
sidenea On Grace street
MI Lefebyrr was for seven years connected with
Mrs Neads School. aud subsequently, became Pripei-
psi of the Williamsburg Female Academy the charge
Of which he resigns TO engage in larger work in
Richmond
He proposes to conduct his school upon the same
ners PLAN as tha: of Mrs Mead retaining several of
her teachers and increasing the strength of the de-
partmeut ~ Foreign Languages By the assurance of
a-ps:Gent French GOveTness, and other auxiiipries
The members of the family will form christian
household, under the parental care of Mr.. aud Mrs
LntebvTe.
The School will offer every advantage for the ac-
QUESTION OF sound English education, 10 which will
be added the Ancient snd Modern Languages Mu-
sc. Drawing, &c.
TERNs-For Board and Tuition in all the English
branches for the scholastic year of nine
mon,hs, s24O
Day scholars OF all ages, 10
For auy Modern Language, 20
Muse, Drawing, &c. at Professors prices
Apply to III. z. LEFEBERE, A. NJ,
% Grace street Richmond Va
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OF the twelve hundred prisoners on Blackwels
Island, only three hundred and ninefeen are AMER
leans
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EDUCATION.
1TRS PELLET-S SCHOOL VIII BE

M II. PELLETS SCHUOL VIII DE-
WI IN SESSION MONDAY. Der. 5p.
Mrs James Freeman Dana, lady os dLsttnsushed
Literary aud Scientific attainments, and Tor many
wears connected with Miss EDglishS school at
Georgetown will be associated with Mrs feIIet ia
the duties OF her school
other Teachers of ability aud experience have
been engaged with special reference TO the particular
branches they will have in charge.
An extensive course of Lectures with the Expert
p,en,s will be given on Chemistry and Natural Phiio
The Modern Languages and Drawing viii be taught
By Mr. Persice. 49,
TEsMs-Roag,i and washing. ng............,......S29
English branches. and so
Itatfan.s .0o
French aud other Modern Languages
each. ~
NuSic.....-t..-...........- .6D
PAYMENTS in advance.
For farther particulars apply to the Principal.
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Spirit of the Press.
SENEX.

The Times of yesterday notices the intirnation in
Washington letter to the Enquirer, that the Admin
istration will never take up the Paciic Road as a
government measure; but that Congress may as
sist the enterprise with appropriations of public
land. The Times remarks upon this that the State
Rights Democracy has been always understood as
rcpudiating the distinction between an appropria-
ton of the public lands and appropriation OF the
public money to works of Internal improvement
If therefore the Administration approves of the ap
preparation of public land to this object, the Times
contends that it will place itself in direct antago
nism to the strict constructionists. The Times ami
madverts upon the squabbles Of the New York
Democrats, and it refers to the vigorous assaults
upon the Washington Union ofthe Petersburg Dem
ocrat for its alleged misrepresentation of the Ad-
ministration. But the Times concludes the Ad-
mnistration has given token whatever of its dis
appreciation of the Unions course.
Yesterdays Mail notices with appreciation the adj
vertisement of the Board of Public Works for pro-
posas to furnish the State with certain amount
of Railroad iron, Sc, the iron to be manufactured
on the track
The Uhig has another article on the surplus in
the Treasury-contending that it accrued during
the only full Presidential term the Wings have
had and that such a thing has not happened to any
of the several full terms for which the Democrats
have held the Administration of the Government 1t
considers the result due to the economy Of the
Whig Administration, than TO the tariff of &c
As the Democrats were unused to such surplus
says the Wing, like individuals unused TO handling
much cash, when they came into possession of it
they were much troubled as to what they should
do with If, and hence the propositions to spend it
in building the Pacific Railroad, &c. The Hhig,
as well as the Times, notices the Enquirer's cor
respondent, who ntimates that an appropriation OF
land to aid the construction of the Pacific Railroad
may be made by government. The Whig al
though (as does the Times,) considering such an
appropriation much at war with the principles
of States Rights Democracy as an appropriation
of money from the Treasury, concludes that if the
Democrats of Virginia decide such an appropria
tion to be constitutional, and accept aid IN lha'
way to Internal improvements. our state taxes
may be very much reduced thereby
The Enqnieer has an article ON Woman hisnts'
in which is told the very good story OF bioonief
requesting train conductor to get sentleinan -
vacate his seat Tor her. "Does tne iauy e'ai'i -
share with the male sex all their pnshesesf
do responded the fair reforner. well tnen'
she must be content TO be treated as man.
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g.. thousands OF people were sold in New
- s,nday. by the old story OF somebody being
= .,;.,binr the sseeple of Tfiaity Church, up
= a,) feet high. Now you see him Z Now
aar,s,- were of repeated exclamasions while
:, = ,ds were dgped.
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L1ALL AND WINTER GOODS.-W,

EALL AND WINTER GOODS.-We
Il this day in receipt of full Stock of Fall
aid Winter Goods, consisting of all the New Fabrics
of the season for Ladies, Gentlemen, Children and
Servants wear and Housekeeping Goods of every
quality and variety.
Also, handsome assortment OF Carpetngs, Drag
gets, Mats, &c.
Having enlarged store-room, enabled
to offer to and country friends the largest
and at prices which, sure, will give satisfac
ton.
BREEDEN. FOX & CO,
2l7 Broad street.
P. S.-Csuutry merchants, visiting the city,
quested to examiae stock, which wal be found
well assorted. B., +. j. CO.
se l2-2w
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~ TfOf. OF MOdfTh LdLt
University of Va, June, Isl, 1858.

90 with great confidence recommend Mr. Geo.
Classical and Mathematical Academy. Mr. Patton
was one OF the most distn guished graduates of his
most liberal support
=, ,,,. FRANCIS II. SMITH Superintendent.
Va Military Institute, Aug II, Ie5S
au 2l--SsawtOctI
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proaorros IN THE HAvY.-Aaster Pasrcs CROSBY
! ~ Lieutenant In place Of Liss:. Pas'ossa, re-
signed
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ano,hsy ascent Of Mont Blanc has Just been &C.
cornplished by naval officer Lisal augustus -
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The Montgomery, Alabama, Journal, states that
the Artesian well of that citYproduces supply of
pure water, sufficient for all necessary purposes-
1t is qnite deep as it was intended to make it
but the Journal says it has demonstrated the fact
that water in sufficient quantities and of good quail
ty can be raised to the surface at that place.
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MISS e. A. PUFFER'S SELECT DAY
IVA SGHlAI EDR NOL-Nli / 4 DIES ClAY Street.

tn itCtJ II n I = 7 I 1@AN . '7t@I1I1N -
1N1 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Clay Street,
betwe 9Th and 5h Richmond.
The FIST session will commence the 18th OF Sept,
1885. The range of instruction will embrace ali the
branches essential TO a complete Female Education.
Much attention viii be given Music, French Draw
ing and Painting
Terms for session of ten months. payable one-halt
in advance, remainder OF the lst of March:
Tuition ia the usual English branches $50
Higher English branches.
SFthC4'. '-y
NGsc, al Teachers prices.
Il ara permitted to refer to Rev. s. II. Mirick of
WesL.u gton City. for whom, while Principal of the
Young Ladies Institute, Charlottesville taught four
years"
References-REv. r. B. C. HOWELL,
HAROLD s. MURRAY.
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MISS 4. II. SMITHS SCHOOL-1st
1tA STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
The next session OF this School will commence MON
DAY, September z6th. Competent Teachers
gagged to assist in the several departments.
I'm
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MUSICAL.-Mrs. MURRAY, Professor

IHE ..
IVA of Vocal and Instrumental Music, pupil OF the
celebrated Professors Cooke and Walsh OF London,
begs leave to intimate the Ladies of Richmond and
those of its vicinity, that she wishes TO take limited
number of pupils in the above delightful accomplish,
unents. The decided success which has attended
Mrs Ms system OF teaching, both abroad and in the
United States her that those ladies who may
honor her with their patronage will soon estimate
the advantages of her style, either in the simple Bal
lad in the beautiful Canatas of Auber, Bellini,
Donzetti.
All communications left at P. H. Taylor's Music
Store Main Street; james WoOdhouse, Eagle Square;
George NJ. VESTS Bookstore Exchange; or Murray's
Daguerrean Gallery, viii meet with prompt atten-
tian. Sc lin
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Wy SCHOOL, on 6TH STREET,

IVIIOOIIf OAN
sI RESUMES SEPT. ID teach beginners-
while other studies receive due attention. Reading
Writing ard Spelling most insisted on, and after
these, Arithmetic, Geography and Gramnar-make
boy proficient in the three first branches, and you
give him a chance to make his mark anywhere he
shall please but let him get into his teens, only
imperfect speler and all after advantages will be
unavaiIing good start with me is better than
course al the University. Anglosaxons spell well
young, never.
l charge $50 per session of 10 months, ard make no
deduction for past-me, till 1St November ALI scho-
lars are entered to the end Of the session.
SOP H. TAYLOR.
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Charles w. statham has exhiorea % 'ie y nel-
burg Express, a horned snake iouna "a Appoma'-
tox county. The tail of this snake terminates IN
horuy substance, from the centre OF which a sting
- mr intends to present il to the smith
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADE.

MARIA G. CLOPTON, Principal.
Board of Trustees of the Williamsburg Female Aca-
denny:
Col. Robert McCandlish, President
DR.. Robt. p Waller, Rev. Jas f. Joyner
Col. Goodrich Durtey, Robert +. Cole Esq,
W. r. c. Douglas Esq. James r. Custis Esq,
w. w Vest, ESQ. Dr. John N Gait
n. B.-Letters addressed TO the Principal, at Rich
mond, until 18th September; after which date to
Williamsburg. au 26-eodtljOc
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"OOD FOR SALE-The subscriber
w having large quantity of WOOD TO dispose
of, has found it convenient to take yard for that
purpose.
His ward is on Broad street, opposite Brooke Ave-
nue. Orders for WOOD may be left at the stores of
q. G. Herring, Esq, Messrs. Reeve l. Blair James
b. Shelton, Esq, or at the yard which will meet
with prompt attention.
He has an hard about 7Co cord superior seasoned
OAK WOOD, which he will sell al the market price
ia Js-ts JOHN +. REEVE.
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WOOD AND COAL.

EOAL.-Now discharging from the schr.
~ Mary A Caroline, cargo OF the best Anthracite
Goal.
Persons in want, viii send down their orders 1t
can be had accommodating terms as it can be
bought in the city
se3 JOHN w WRIGHT
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

~ FOR YOUNG LADIES.--The exercises of the
Southern Female Institute, late of Fredericksburg,
Va, will be resumed in the city of Richmond.
The of study will be collegiate. There win
be three classes, Junior Intermediate and Senior.
The mode of instruction viii be by lectures, and
DAILY examinations upon them and upon asst gned
portions of Text Books.
The apparatus belonging TO this Institution is as
complete any in the State, and the chemica and
philosophical course win be fully illustrated by expe
riments.
The young ladies' will be under the supervision
Mrs. Gen .Pegram.
The session will commence on the first Monday in
October, and end on the 18th July
TERMS.
Modern Languages hexaal.................2 20 90
One-hal payable on the lst day OF October the
rest on the 1st of March,
Graduates of this Institution privileged to at
tend the lectu ltttree o5charge.
For furth Information, address Mrs Gen. Pegram,
don Prof Robt. j Morrison, Fredericksburg, Va.
D. LEE POWELL,
ROBT. J. MORRISON.
Refer to the following persons A. A. Morson,
Esq, Richmond Lieut.. Mathew F. Maury, of Ma
tional Observatory, Washington; Dr. Beverley 4.
Wexford, Fredericksburg Va; DR.. George Fleming,
Hanover, Va; DR.. William Gwathmey, King Viii
liam, Va DR.. William Dew, King l. Queen, Va;
J Ohm Whitney, Montgomery, Ala; Thos. B. Barton,
VIM. G. Winston, ESD, Hanover co., Va.
Mrs. Gen. Pegram will receive as boarders young
ladies wishing their Institution. Miss Tassas
a French LADY, of superior attalnllents, VIVA N~1
the house and thus afford great advantages to those
stua wing the French language. One Of the Profess
giil also board with Mrs. Pegra.n.
TERMs-Board S2G0 washing extra.
9-StaSt(1Ist Al
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SOLDIERS OF 1sl2.-A meeting of the soldiers of
1912, tack place,in Philadelphia On Saturday eve
ming to commemorate the battle and victory of
Lake Erie. Speeches were made and a resolution
was adopted advising convention of the soldiers
ofthe OF 1912 in Philadelphia on the eth Janua
-ext for the purpose of -e-:;-4 Al~ ~onaIl.r-l
tions of that and to adopt such measures as
may be deemed necessary 30 press on Congress-
their claims.
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EDUCATION.
MI usIC. - INSTRUCTION ON THE
vi PIANO isINCINl,a lcI-Ia. J. = -. -

= -
uSlC. - INSTRUCTION ON THE
-, ,TllI.AN0, tSINGINGD GUITAR AND VIOLIN.
: R. /" 4 LFF, Prot. Of Music aud Oraanist Ar Sc
Senn ohurch viii resume his profession In the CITY
" hachHond, on the LIST of October next He be "a
ease 20 express his sincere thanks for the most he
"a "a patsonaRe which hss been extended to him
thai emily strict attention TO the duties of his
pfoteSsion and method which in all cases elicted
me perfect satisfaction of the parents and made the
for b nv. music pleasure to the pupils, could secure
himself that by continuing exert himself TO his Mt.
most he will be able to the expectations of all
ing session. N NV ~"1''
lie would especially call the attention of beginner,
.o wnat ne said about his method, he finds too Of
e that the hrst studies the Piano are treated in
wrong way or entirely elected to the great detri.
ment OF all interests involved at the commencement
OF musical studies.
he charges IS cents for an hours instruction,
FIX. HCLFF can be found at his residence Mar
snail street between Sd and 4th near the St Josephs
0Orphsn Asylum, and opposite the German Catholic
Orders may also be left at the stores of Messrs o.
a. strecker James Woodhouse, 2. II. TAYLOR Main
streef; u N West, Exchange Place. Harold Muir
ray, Broad street. an 2o-NThS S2u*