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STATE OF TENNESSEE, fsf7fs
Davidson County Court, -
January Term, 1854.
Order ofFuBlicatiOa.

7
Oruer OF gDiicAlo3
Ages Starkie and others
this appearing TO the satisfaction OF The Court
that the following defendants in toe above = wit;
Elizabeth Hurt Henry Hurt, Elizabeth Wight William
Agnes Peck John PEGS Elizabeth Elliott. Andrew Elliott
and lucy OIrient nOn-redents Of The State VI en-
nesee and that the isua process Of the law Can oct be
served upon them 1t is therefore ordered that beaiOa
be made 10 some newspaper for thirty DAYS retiruy SD
defendants to appear the February Term, 1854. 81 thus
Court to be held the Court House in the city OF Nashville
on the first Monday in said MONTH AMI plead. asweror de-
muir to the petition otherwise the III no iaken Tor
confessed as 10 them ard sc tfor hearing Il
ianT-tiI sth feb p r. CHEATflAM, Clerk. ac
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land FOR SALE,

DN VIRTUE OF decree OF the County Court OF DAVID
son county, rendered al the January Term, 1854 IN
the case of Thomas J. Adams and others, vs. Mary A Adj
ans and others will again offer for sale on the premises
on SATURDAY. the h day OF February, 1854 tract OF land
containing about p acres or less situated IN DAVID
son county, the Mureesboro pike about 10 miles from
Nashville.
The terms of sale will be upon credit OF one and two
years. with good security required and lien retained
upon the lard unt the purchase money Is paid
ian3 "a f. X. GHEATHAM, Serk.
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a T FRANCISCO WHITMAN'S.-Therea are few ar
tices which theunpraetised eye more liable TO De
deceived than in Furs.
There NAV be variation Of several dollars IN two Sl"fs
or yctorne and vet nine persons out OF ten may De una
HE 10 detect the difference when they them apart from
each other at Francisco Whmans Hat Store No % Pub
lie Square the Ladies rely upon getting good article
tina. shall be in all respects what it IS recommended to be-
md .sonabe price Our stock is very large and well
rsssorted consisting Hudson Bay Sable Canada Sable
Superior Sets of Stone Marten Lynx Fitch badgers and all
the lower grades Of Furs made up in the most fashionable
ms
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Mrs. Harris, the wife of DT. Harris, formerly
of Nashville but now of California used to suffer severely
with attacks OF Eryspes This circumstance is well known
10 many her friends and Acquaintance in Nashville and
vicinity In one Of these attacks DR. Harris and
two 9th, Doctors attending her and DONG their
best we suppose bat could not afford relief when an Old
acquaintance Of hers whos physician happened to call
10 see her and she sal him. we'll uncle Nat cant you do
somehinc inr me- Yes said he, think have dose
of DR. AREOLUSS PILLS, and they will hep you. She
took the ls and led her. according to the state
men which she made different persons. And frequently
sferwad in such attacks she took the kind of pills
and tEey cured her promptly.
Nashville Ja1uarV 90. 1854
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THOSE FINE SNUFFS-
STEVENSON Il WHITE.
70. 50 College Sired,


No. 50 College Street,
IJAyE on hand large and desirable stock of STAPLE
| AND FANCY DRY GOODS. which they will sell
very cheap for cash. order to reduce their Stock before
they receive their Fail purchases All Of you who like good
bargains give them call .augi
WE Lave on hand large and beautiful stick Of Ladies
w DRESS GOODS, such as plain, check and brucade
Silks; Silk Robes Beragcs and Berage kcbes and large
lot of beautiful French Muslns, all Il which viii be sold
"a a rHs,i''' wv ~ 49, STEVENSON Il WHITE
U,RENCH NEEDLE STEVENSON &
WHITE just received very large stock OF French
Needle Work. such Collars, Sleeves Cheniizes Hand
kerchiefs EdgingS nSertings Ribbons de-, which they
are selling at very reduced prices Tor cash. ang4
UOUsE-FURNIsHING GooDS.-we havejust
1 received large stock Of Damask, Linen Sheets ind
Linen Sheetngs Table Damasks and large lot Of Plain
Linen Napkins and Danssk Towels which will be sold very
low for cash by laug4l STEVENSON WHITE
~ ENTLEliEN's FURNISHING GOODS
" All yoa who wish TO purchase Cloths, CsssImeres
Testings Linens Patent Shirts Linen and Drilling Draw
Crayats call in at STEW ENS0N * WHITES. No. 80 Col
lege street for they selling off very Tow for Cash. in
der to make room for their Fall Stock aug4.
MEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY
tested during the past year by many of the most
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser permitted
to refer TO Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant was cured
Collins of the disease Five cases OF Cancer nave
been cure twenty of Bone FeOn. Mr. K H. Jones
son was cured Of Sore Eyes ae- having been under e
treatment of of the most distinguished physicians O
! eight months, almost totally blind. N
At least one hundred respectable persons IN Nashe
and its vicinity, can be seen who VIII voucn or le 10
benefits Of hiss course OF treatment, wl'nou' 'e Use 49,
| knife mercury. ,..-;aI D;s
Cancer Scrofua, Rheumatism, Fistula Mercurlal Dls
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases sore hye A'u " III
purities of the blood. :. " n.,.
Twenty years Of constant Practice nfleen n we" oean'
prior 10 comm, Nashville. Those interested are res
rec.fIy invited to CALL examine anu consult ee Vi any
( charge. Gu,
Office No At Union ST., near Cherry .
novlO-ly. En-" hI|D IflohLA.o.
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STOLEN- HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
y Stolen from my Stable Union Street the night of
the l6th instant my pair of CARRIAGE HORSES. They
closely matched, of bay color aboat l51s bands
high bobtas and in the forehead of each with some
little white or both of their hind legs will give
$50 for the recovery of the horses any information
that get Them 100 for the of the thief
horses Address JOHN w WALKER
janis, 1854 Or Capt. Hammer Nashville Inn Stables
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DURKE,S BAKING PONDERS.-iU0 CASES
ID Burkes taking Powders tine for Buckwheat Cakes
For sale by iian5l W. H. GORDON co.
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xxcHAxaE AND BANK xorx LIST,

CORRECTED DAILY Dr DYER PEARL CO.,
Buying and Selling asss based Adore tsy dollars
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MERCHANDISE.

STOCK OF DRY GOODS

AT NICHOLS CORNER lfek =
NJ, Is Corner Sqsarsea end Rirke Street. NasAri2s.
As received his new Fan Inlpertaions Of RICH ANT
4 Il Ei.EGANT fALLAND WINTER GOODS, 10 which
ne lakes pleasure in inviting the attention Of friends and
The public, feeling assured that he can offer s reet bay
gains can DO found in the city, ~ ~ . -,
IN RICH FALL AND WINTER SILKS a-l
OF the latest Partisan styles which are truly elegant in
ending beautiful variety Of the richest and handonest
Plaid, Brocade Block Bay adere Striped National Repp,
and wsiered Silks as have been in this city.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PARTISAN PLAIpS.
Of entire new designs. with the handsomest and Z =
RICHEST COMBINATION OF COLORS, =,
Including the gay, grave rich and elegant. ersAt 4
NEW AND CHOICE FRENCH MERINOS e
The most desirable coors in market embracing the most
fashionable shades-whch the ladies viii ind beautiful
ELEGANT RICH DELAISES AND CASHyERES,
OF the choicest patterns and most beautiful colors indn
TACT every other kind Of Dry Goods suitable for
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S wARDR0BES.
Canton Grape and Embroidered Shaws of all kinds in
ciudng the Rich Broche, or Cashmere Shawles.
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
OF Bomdazines Alpaca Cloths Canton, Black de LANES
6erages Srenadin Mourning Sleeves Collars Chenixstts
and everything else suitable fora
LADY'S MORNING WARDROBE
Also beautiful variety of
.--r LACE GOODS,
Honiton, Vaencienne, and Needle-work Collars; Rich
ambric Chemizes and slse,es; i'm setts Jaconet ard
swiss Edgings nsertngs, Cambria and Swiss FouncuS
applique work. Also aiine assortment of 1-E,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS GLOVES.
Handkerchief Cravais; Silk Cotton and Meriuo Unde
Shirts ard Drawers r.1
HOUSEHOLD AID FAMILY GOODS.
OF Linen and Cotton Sheetngs and Shiriings Table Da
masks, Napkins, Toweinss, Crashes and Dspefs
WOODEN BLANKETS,
Quilts Flannes Canton Flannels, Welsh Flannes and
'ambrc, &c, &c: - 4
FRENCH CLOTHS, DOE SKIN AND
weed Cassimeres; Over Coatings of all kinds And will
pen in a few days beautiful assortment Of the ]
Attest STYLES OF PARTISAN CLoAKS AND MAN
TILLAS. H.- I
ade OF the very best material, &c &c
Call and examine thus large and fine assortment of goods
litabe TO the approaching season. and you w be
ppointe either in styles prices.
sept21, 1858 JAMES NICHOI
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NrOTICE NOTICE 1.-THE OFFICE OF
The Nashville Gas Light Company has been removed TO
IOoPERS BUILDING, corner Of Cherry and Dea1eriek
streets I'd story OyerDiggon's Music Store.
ianl5-lw. JAS. Ii. KENDRICK, Sec'y-
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FUTURE SALES.

March l4th, 18th and 18th May 18th, 18th and Is
April llth 18th and 18th June 18th, l4th and 10Th
ia,1o x. ID M. K co.
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NOrTCE.-oN FRIDAY THsTHfi0b DAY

" of March next, at the late residence of George W
Martin ST. deceased in Tottys Bend of Duck River about
eight miles East Centreve Hickman county, Tennessee
will sell to the highest bidder, credit Of twelve
months the purchaser giving note with two good hold
securities resident citizens of Hickman county, the follow
ing properly viz Some likely Negroes, to wtTwO Men,
two Women, and their children, Horses, Cattle Hogs,
Farming Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c
ian-Sg5t GEO. W. MARTIN,
Executor &c.
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LSO RICH SILK DRESS GOODS.-Maspi
"A icent Plaid Silk; Raw Silks;
Beautiful POult dSOl Scotch Plads;
Rich Changeable Silks; Stuart Plads;
" Black Broche, Rob Roy Plaids;
i" Italian Black Silks; Highland Paids;
" Satin National; MeGregor Plads;
% Rep Silks; Paris de Laines
Black Armure Silks; Cashmeres;
" Radzlmer q Robe Patterns;
ALS0-English and French Merinos of all colors
Purchasers of new rich and really elegant goods are all
respectfully invited to the exhib ton of
JOHN X. HUME,
oct2 No. 81 College st.
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HCME'S EXHIBITION,
1853. FALL IMPGRTATrCNS rs

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
No. 81 College Street.
Ohm h HUME Is now daily receiving from New York
e and Philadelphia his fall and winter supply of desra-
bic goods To which he most respectfully invites the atte
ton of all in Of flesh and excellent goods suitable for
the season. JOHN & HUME
octs No. 81 College street
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,oP DENT FOR THE NEXT YEAR.

The Third story Rooms suited for offices or bed MI;
rooms ON The second floor and shops and Offices on 49,
The ground floor of the Union Buildings on lne cereI
0e novis'5S~tf' s. p. ALLISON, No. 81 Cherry 81
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-I would call
the attention Of dealers To the heavy Stock of Wall
Papers, receiving and prepared to offer the
most favorable terms. septl5 w. w. FINN.
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NLERk WANTED.-A Young man who writes
good hand, and has general knowledge of accounts
obtain situation BY making application, with refer
ences to NJ. box 80, Post Office.
NashvilIa Noy IS53
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yITNTED at the South Nashville Furniture Factory, OF
w good SEASONED LUMBER
100000 feet of u inch Walnut Plank--wide;
$4,000 do q do do do do;
10000 do 2 do do do do;
100000 do Walnut Scantng feet long, T. in sore;
100000 do Cherry do do do;
100000 do Is inch Cherry Piank-wide;
$4,000 do a do do do;
10000 do do do do;
$4,000 do Ash ranging from "a to in thick-wide plank
Also Poplar of all sizes used for Cabinet purposes, for
which Cash will be paid on delivery.
Also % or 80 good CABINET MAKERS wanted, TO whom
fair prices will be given in cash. Also good up
HOLSTERS. None but good workmen need apply.
enlT
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DYE FLOUR.-Russel & Bond, 81 Broad Street
N have just received excellent article of RY FLDUK
boiled and unbol;ed- B&rw lnav3
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

wH. SIMMONS Proprietor of the Prens
iiss House. cksburg, MISS. take
pleasure b info he publls enera.iy
and the travelling community pastic0latty
that 0n I'LL 1s of llays be took charge
of the cabin arfan en- enissof the 81 arIt9oai
magnolia. (noW lyirg 81 ne landing at shls
place, foI the eA press plr pose q aeceIninos
persons arriving wishing 70 depart
nboa1 ID tlle night % ia had Wealh-
eh. together with hi present house,
Offers uns0fp passed ind ucemants loF iraVel-
ler lher by Steamboats, Railroad brother
wise. Nlcksbnrg aosA-
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.orwfe = ool7TTraII.

SUCCESSORS % 81 s1a tAkas
Gomez q Common a4ls
80
Ohgr tor eales as $500
DRUGS end
French. tnKA kMsN aNa lneAtseasi ks'.t.s
ena 1NA @le1
teI.aMekY,
pure sAN @' w.
$3.50. ~, y, 49,. ~
+. s. ..ss.. s..., se.rs
afs.eieoa
Up lu 2 leNt ans e.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-29

1ssgk "a sf6s tours e ktetsqslfg
3 NfEE proprietor have employed the endeI.
u signed IS ndant 81 this celebrates
rarteFine place; assisted 81 Ge 6
Nc1gacSin, whois vel known % Che commit
ID efficient and accommodating hosts
bard and lodeing, per month $1,000
week 1900
pe anv 2.oe
IlAGAl A us
atei can BE had ia "a dl-
ohns at en- Isl 50 pei iohn,
at the agents Ct D. lstcalE, of NeW 0klean
and ID. NE eutdhen ca is<sboIe
Sd, 100 Ser dem8ahn. inneI
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zAnDYV GUMS
I'D Carpenter
g1Ra azDN RBN; I aaa
AND LAMPS
Wood and Basket Ware, INines Cotton and
Manila Rope Groceries, Liquors and vines,
ehoica Green ind Black Teas &C.. SO.
cuItufa imp MS and Garden Seeds
India Rubber Betting and Steam Packing
vel fa, Miss srch 20lh s54 39s:tf
WOOD 6n3 w 70 = "
d lapls I'D Fancy Dr. Goods, Ids
CAPS Bools Id Stoss
Next door 9 Brown Johnson, Viekspufg.
now receiving t1iratock of Spring and
summer Goods, s. which they invite The At
IGNITION 0 Their friends and he public generally
@ceiped al yesterday. 81 sonthefn Bell =
lof ST ladies dress aooda consisting ID part
IS gitli Cut Baiegee; Hlain and tig. Baragess
Grape u Pafis, Grenadines
nfflIianfiss ieand plain Iel
Abril
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cold


q aolalili Duplex and Lever lehes.
These Watches al beat. cal ane exr
anime. I'll you that rant lhe time
Vickebnrg fnar24s DOWNING 81 MOODY,
A1nw New ooKs.
Life anu aagansa ses ofa country Merchant
b Jones'
nr Parish, or annals Of pastor and pee le.
Tie pIurali 81 fVorI 81 Hitchcock y y.
Central ronse to the bF q. il. Hemp.
Tia Two roads. d the ris and the yong;
hy j. Knorr
Kew Tans on Chambers issellanT
Etrno or alobiog pig Of y Dis
eanLIng
The trials cf 81. sa - e. s. Ives. u. =. Z.
Planters al skn Bird 6y 9. Hents.
e,or saIe s. ianes 90. CO.
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F0R ST GOODS.
Merchants visiting tue c'IT t-
Sui invited to call and examine ee1 Iock
eeEore pure
January s. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE UGH COURT OF
Il Chsncery, made IN a cause OF Isabella Bird widow
plaintiff against Charlotte Ker and Others defendants
the persons claiming to be next OF hin TO John McDouge
formerly Of Loyds coffee house. in the city Of London
underwrter afterwards m inmate Of the asyi kep
by rhomsz Liam Nicholson, at Inveresk. near kusse
bun b, hs county o. Md Lothian North Britain then
bridge in the county Of Mddesex esquire who died on
about the 18th day Of May 1884 by their solicit
ors on before the twenty fifth day of November next
come in and prove their relationship to the said ohn
hebouae, at the Chambers Of the Vice Chancellor sir
wiIism Psge Wood, No IL New Square, Lincoln's nm
riy excluded from the henea Of the said decree Thurs
day the seventh day Of December next at one O'Clock 10
he afternoon at the fao chambers Is appointed for
bearing and adjudcsting upon the clsims Dated the
SeyeDth day Of august, 1854. RICHARD BIOX,sI
Chief clerk; A.hinson Pilgrim, Church Court. 10th
bury ionjop PA L tl1s Solicitors
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Yugr PUBINHED, yOs SIPTEvBER-" rAILxs'S
81 Pocket Map II the Uty Of New York" showing tho
number at the corUr Of each ssrssk tsessAsr With
Railroad and Steamboat Guide and Bassness Directory
sftbs pndp mWchAnts 10 the city, with othsr valua
bic information for citizens and strangers Ths map viii
beinvauas to nsrehants and others In the delivery Of
goods snA stters also to strapg, being the only
nap ppbhshed allowing the numbers on the corner Of
the xssts the various lines Of railroads throughout
the city Price l2H cent? to BE- had Of the pubshers
A TAILS CO., 2SS Broadway, and al booksellers.
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The steamship Africa from this port for Liverpool TO-
orow-Wednesday-w take out upwards Of one mil
lion OF dollars larger portion than usual Of which will
be in CON- Tha closing quotations for sterling exchange
were on per cent premium; Paris, ST. 1SX 81.
tx.
The Jefferson Insurance Company have declared d.
vidend Of three dollars Per share
Al fair criterion Of the character Of railroad property
present the following figures. given by the Hudson
River Railroad Company, by which It win be seen that
instead of making money this, as we'll - most other
companies, are constantly running behind hand
In the Official report made by the Hudson, and pub
shed by the Legislature in their Railroad Report (psse
N6,) We nnd the felo wing statement for 1885,
EARNINGS PAYMENTS OF IKE HuDsoN.
Earnings from passeDgefs VS50, %! 70
from freight. ....... "......... Sl2, oo4 "a
Total. IA, es2 80
Pay me to other than construction =
For transportation expenses. .$9l8 268 Il
For interest, rent and taxes. 4S2,796 o8
--1, ssl ,o4s Is
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sAMuRI ALLco1r, Secretary.

CAUTION TO THE PUBIic-IN 0RDEa TO PROTECT
myself against fraud, and the u,iic against dao-
gerous mpostSons deem 1t necessary to state that
counterfts and limitations Of my Schiedam Aromatic
either medicine beverage, against these delste
rioue ard dangerous preparations.
TO the Sick these pernicous compounds may prove
perlOus in the extreme Instead Of aGorng the relief
mate aromatic schr apps the various dis. to which
is adapted thoy will inevitably exasperate the worst
symptoms and, perhaps, Kin where the genuine article
would cure can The healthy them without suffer
ing from their effects.
Let the public therefore and the medical faculty, be
their guard against deception in matter so i'm port
ant TO health and life Let be borne in mind that the
of echnapps" belongs exclusively to my article
that 1t is manufactured and imported by me only and
that other preparation sold under that name Ii
imposition upon the purchaser
am impeed to state these facts from knowledge
that attempt has been made by certain PARTIES claim
ing to be respectable to food the market with counter
felt schnapps to the injury Of nterestssnd repua
ton and without regard to the serious results Which
may and, indeed, must follow the introduction Of their
impure and noxous oounterfeits
Be it, therefore, clearly understood, that all liquors
purportiDg to be sschnapps" that are put up ia
Wofe," in raised letters the side, and verified by
label with my autograph signature well by seal
on Il cork impressed with my name in wax
fraud ulent imta and cannot be ibbed with safety
Gated is endorsed, their signatures, by two
thousand leading physicians adopted in their pras
tice by nearly the whole medical faculty. all gin
is favored with juniper it s quite possible that many,
liquors by the taste may fail to distinguish By tina. test
between IMPURE preparation and the fiery aduterated
stuff sold as 'SchnApps' by INSCRIPTIONS imtatOrs.
Therefore look to the impression the bottle, ant The
cork and see that my autograph Egnature-to counter
felt which is felony--s on the label M
UDOLPHO WOLFE, 10, 20 and 20 Beaver street.
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dt S0n REWARD Ito THE PUBIIC-rHE FOL
WCOO lowing is . copy Of circular recently for.
wsrded to many country merchants especially dealing
"BAITMoRE, August LIST, 1854
"Sir-When you visit our city again, you must come
prepaY ed to pay up in full. l afford longer TO
furnish capital to the country my money worth
than six per cent. Respectfully, GRIFFIN"
1t IL scarcely to pronoupcs base forgery,
and the above reward viii be paid b. for the produc
ton OF the original manuscript and the Of
the person who caused II to be printed informa
ton that will lead to the detection Of the party
R. B. GRIFFIN,
No IL South Charles street. BALTIMORE, Ma.
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MUSICAL.


HN0NCERTlNAs.--THIS SUPERB INSTRUMENT OF
~ Wbeatstope, Case : Chdley's mske London, 70 b
had at the only agency in the United States, l. j.
Jacobs, lo7 Broadway. Jacobs celebrated genuine &C
cordeons and futnas An harmonicon for SALE London
made.
INOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-A FIRST CLASS ME-
lodeon piano style, quite new, and by one Of the
BEST makers, II was taken for debt and will be sold
bargain. Apply or address to VIM PRANKARD, harber's
shop, Clinton Hotel
M Udc "A GERMAN TEACHER IN MUsC, JUST
AVA arrived, wishes to give lessons the piano In
re.pectabe American family for hs board Tho best OF
references given, Address to be sent to No. 476k
Rroome street.
M RIB. rFGUINs ACADEMY OF MUslClH0. ST.
AVA Clemenvs place, between waverlej place and
Eighh street Mrs seeuin bcgs to inform her puols
and ths ladies' Of New York. B<ooklyn &c. that she has
returned to town, and win resume her lessons on Mon
day, september ~ Two days In the week will be set
apart for aSes stufying for the church. concert
or stage For the istter Mrs ssguins extensive opera
tie library VIII De IN use, well vocal spd speaking
pxHs Lbs piano also taught and particular attention
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