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WANTS-WANTED.

NTANTED-A First Rate BLACKSMITH,
must nndsrs'and sbosing and Gns J0ebng Apply
at Of Bshus and Fourth tsss Fourth District f5 ar
M ANTED-An experienced Business Man,
" Who thoroughly naders,spds She GROCERY BUSINESS,
hnd also -ilng are god md
saay M be given Addsas Boz as, Postoee with real
had .adrsss
M ANTED IMMEDIATELY a frst-rate
~ WASHER AND IRoSER can give good resersncS
w psI neee app's y b. @fFsTns Iafsy-ts Squars. aps
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nNE WEEK LONGER. At ARMoRY HALL,
EOSSITER'S WONDERFUL PAINTINGS,
Of the Captive srReles' the Return
also Miriam, the Propbee eIung the Destruction Of
Pharaohs Iolt.r
~ Tickets, only Cards cents apps Iw.
EDANORAMA OF NEW ORLEANS, on ST.
III CHARLES STREET. Corner o Poydras mhl4 II
p OPER q TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
u The Shaies"-RoPER TRAVIS respectfully
inform the citizens oleana that they have opened GYNA
STUN the extensive scale The above named place the
whole of which superior og Of the kind
the South they have procuring every
thing necessary for Institution Of this kind. = = =.
Parents respectfully invited call GYNA
SUM the xerciseu taught there strongly
Physicians.
There ALEC attached to the Establishment BATHING ROOM,
with every necessary rtqureu
tN Lessons given in Sparring and Fencing.
Open from daylight in until 10 O'Clock the
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

UHKHGENT UFFICE
Friday Morning April IS, 1854 !
G0TToN-The market quiet, and the sales reached
Gully 1000 bales, at Wednesdays prices.
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DANCING .MUSIC.

odd FELLOWS HALL. - MASKED ~
W SoIREE. Com mentary iSenedt Mr. H. RUF FER ~
TO De given on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Anrl s6, 1884 fA
Gentlemen having Subscription Lists
Soitee Mr. Rufhe:, Of
Ball Room. SAID office will kept open Monday nth
Wednesday the Seth inBt. O'Clock NJ. AZ
Tickets Sil be ready for delivery TUESDAY, April
following gentlemen the Committee
Admission
Chas. NJ Waterman, John w. Price, Vim. i. Flower,
F. x. Batbol, Ernest Toledano, Geo
A. II. Way, John E. Caldwell, Jules Belly apl1 81
COLONEL DE KORPONAY HAS THE 90
~ honor of informing his ends the public general S
that of the celebrated Jaiens FLA
obliged 70 change his Dancing Academy
Odd Fellows Hail. that Of the Mchan stta's
BOOM whers he will give his lessons his daysMonday
Thursday Saturday.
a the Piano
t For further particulars inquire Col X
Hotei or at the ST. Charles City Hotel Lecture Room.
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Gss- To SHIPPERS The steamer UNION, that
and loaded for Red River Wthenbury
been hy sntrsy beyond the
W. h hnH chartered the fna CLARK which will
take the freight the Union will continue in IN Red River
during tho ns Shippers may rely bong
permanent.
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re- Neither the Captain or Consignees of the
traeted by the crew of had sbip. . 800 ~
ap2s j. r. WHITNEY 4 CO. Al Cam, ,t,oat
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The adjustment Of this Measrs Brotbe
Robsrsou No az Camp and will MONDAY tbs
t lnssnn Consg having
~ please hand erso the 10 9,tb
as Nnt j. H. AsHBRIDGE CO., Contigaess ship sp2
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FOR RENE.

AHOR RENT.-A new two-storv Frame "a.
~ hSa;s corner Live Ok .sres Foarsh n E
with Large Yard, elstern Well, Wood House. sse " " '
tWosory Frame Houss Rsxiosa, Orange ssd
Richard with
ae yeli Cospr y III, sm.tb ~ r.
ORA tnsn Apply to ], o. PiERSoN, Real groker
- No ~ ornrner;.
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IN, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MIR. MADDoCKs,
{La.e OF the S.. Oh trie TheaIre.)
TUESDAY, May 2, 1854.
On which occasion Messrs Pad Bass Holland Browne Lynue
NaRe (o the ST. Charles, who has
Chs and only appearance tince his indpo,in
NJ dsmes c. Howard Stuart Rowe and the Of the talented
ladiss and gentleman Of the Varieties will appear.
Mr. NJ bRs the honor announcing the tubI
generally hst circumstances Of domestic requiring
mediate return % Europ Cor time h hss been induced
through
the above popular Theatre when performed
comedy Of THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
with other entertainments, and the Interesting Drama of
apss9t TH9RESk, the Orphan Of Geneva
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT oIEAREp

Wash. Butcher. "a d.
Wyando.te .....92 ,d2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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gs- The ship RICHMOND, Captain Hamilton.
Bords aeharEng cargo oppose tie yegr,abe
Market Second DAt congnees sqlssted attend he
receipt Of their freight the LeYs-. 4sf8E
W 5anf
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asfs- Ship OTsEovrnE, Cantain yonn

os H,v,o !. T. .IaD ,la, GHPtaIH UIICHFtsI,
on ie - nov ready 10 discharge First District,
sneet are particularly requested to the Of te
On ne ieyss All good1 permitted DAYS will be
% the Public soea the expense Of lid owners ,ssrs
0npse j. P, WHITNEY co. 81 Camp ,raet
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Senate, shall exercise legislative and executive

Senate, shall exercise Legislative and executive
power"
This same sapient writer declares that he has
been informed by distinguished democratic
member of the House OF Representatives that,
after long and anxious observation and reaec-
tion upon the events Of the last four years, and
more especially, upon those of the last six
months, he was satisfied that "nothing could
now avert civil war or dissolution of the
Union" ,..
These Munchausen tales are coined here
without stint or limit, and are profasely scat,
tered over the whole north, with the view and
purpose of producing excitement against the
south. The aboirionist has the stomach Of
the ostrich. The latter can swallow brick bats,
the former can swallow the most absurd, i'm
probable tales, and fatten on them. If they
confined themselves to the truth, they would
fall off terribly. sa,
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
N MARVELLOUS sToRIEs-AsTOUNDI
DEvELOPMENTst

1t is astonishing how much better informed
as to the plans and purposes of the south are
some of the Washington correspondents Of the
northern freesoil newspapers, than are the
southern men themselves. One Of these Solo
mons, the correspondent of the Philadelphis
Gdsette, gives the following as a list of objects
which the south is determined to accomplish,
"lst. The acquisition Of Cuba, and its an.
nexaton TO the Union rs two slave States.
a2d. The conquest Of Hispaniola; the re-
duction Of its millions OF inhabitants TO slavery,
and the introduction of Dominica and Hayti
into the Union as slave States.
a3d. The admission of Porto Rico as slave
State. Ns
18th. The conquest or purchase Of Mexico,
and its admission as slave States, to the mum.
Der Of ten or twelve.
"5th. The re-establishment Of the African
slave trade.
"6th. The passage Of sedition law by Con-
gress which will prohibit public discussions on
the subject of slavery. s3s
"sth. Therepeal Of all laws Of the free States,
prohibiting the taking of slaves and holding
them there by citizens of slave States This
object would be accomplished by a decree Of
the supreme court in the Lennon case, affirm
ing the claims of Virginia and Georgia in that
CASE ~ safiHIt
"sth. A destruction Of the democratic ele-
ment in the government, as incompatible with
the safety and the interests of the south and her
institutions. This proposition involves the alb
olition Of the House of Representatives
"9th. An extensions Of the powers Of the
Senate, and limitation Of the numbef OF
senators by cutting of the representation Of
part of the States, q, ~ ,,.f Ia
"l0th., A modification Of the form Of gov
ernmsnt 40 will ass,milats il 10 that Of Venice,
in which the patricisns, represented BY the
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
THE FOURTH I'm c1NcINNAT1.

| The Cincinnati Gazette devotes three of its
ample columns TO an interesting account OF. the
celebration in that city OF the anniversary o
American independence. The celebration was
magnificent and the procession large and i'm
posing. We extract the following from the
description Of the procession
Next followed one Of the most attractive
tableaus. 1t was called the Pyramid, on an
extensive car fitted up by Mr.. j. p. Meyer and
| George A. Peters; on its sides were the mot
toes, United tce stand, diuided we tdU - The
| Union-H must and shall be PRESCRIBED"
On one of the front corners, stood man
dressed as an Indian, with war feathers, leg
gins, aud hunting shirt, representing America
on the other man dressed in small clothes,
high-topped boots, straight cut coat and cooked
hat, with hand on plough, representing Europe;
and in the rear, turbaned Turk represented
Asia. Africa was not represented, IN conse.
ouence of the sickness of the person engaged.
Around the pyramid were thirteen young
misses in white, with blue flags, thereon printed
the names of the original States. Surmount-
ing the pedestal in the centre, stood Miss Mar.
tha Never, dressed in white, with blue tunic,
orpamented with q silver star, with American
flag and cap Of liberty in one hand. the other
resting on the American shield. The car was
drawn by two horses.
Next came the row boat Champion, Elisha
Washburn, captain, drawn by four cream col
ored horses, fancily caprisoned and or,lamented
each with cockade Oliver Thomas, driver.
This boat was ornamented with flowers and
evergreens covered by canopy of blue, white,
and red, and contained thirteen young misses,
dressed in white, waving flags of the thirteen
r. e.. e.
boys, dressed in every variety of Indian dis.
tea-chest being displayed on the boat before
them. They bore banners as follows,
"Bosrox TEA PARTY. -" Result--32 States,
District and Z Territories"
ain prospect--Cuba and Sandwich Islands"
A pauly dressed Indian chief with jewel in
nose followed on o pony. 1a
Next came the row.boat Young America" !"
fitted out at the expense of George Johnston.
It was canopied and highly ornamented with
flowers evergreens, and contained also a num-
ber of misses dressed in white. At the bow
was an eagle and a pair Of buckhorns, in which
was suspended the inscription
Took the horns, June sth. Take us ifyon can ?
On the stern was painted the words "k know.
nothing"
Inc crew 1OllOWeu ON 1OOt, uresseu IN bfue
shirts, black caps, ties, and pants. They bore
an emblsmatic banner Of an antlered deer,
bearing bis horns high, with the inscription
Young America always wears the horns"
Next came the long rowboat "Long STAR
also fitted out by George Johnston, driven by
VIM. Belanger. At its bow an anchor, orna-
mented with flags, bouquets, wrea,hs, flowers,
and evergreens, and seating number OF young
ladies' Ii bore the motto " Wide Awake"
The crew followed bearing the banners.
/" Columbia with star in centre) Star Of
the Worid.n 7et
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
THE REPEAL AND ABOLITION CON-
vENTION AT JACKSON.

The Michigan papers bring US news of the
grand abolition convention at Jackson. Il
was piebald and many-colored affair. There
we're abolitionsts, wings, and some recreanl
democrats in attendance on it. They passed
long string of resolutions, full Of misstate'
ments, distortions, and perversions AS a
specimen of the complexion of the convention
and of the discreditabIe designs Of its members,
we extract three of their resolutions:
Res0lved, That we earnestly recommend
the calling Of general convention Of the tree
States, and such of the slaveholding States or
portions thereof as may desire to be there re-
presented, with view to the adoption Of other
more extended and effectual measures in re-
sistence of the encroachments of slavery aud
that q committee OF five persons be appointed
to correspond and cooperate with our friends
in other States on the subject.
Resolved, That the obnoxious measures to
which we have allud d, ought to be repealed
and q provision substituted for it, prohibiting
slavery in said territories and each of them
!" Resolred, That after this gross breach Of
faith and wanton affront to ns as northern
men, we hold ourselves absolved from all 'com-
promises except those expressed in the Con-
owners; that we now demand measures Of pro-
lection and immunity for ourselves, and among
them we demand the REPEAL OF THE FUGITIVE
SLAVE LAW, an act to abolish slavery in the
District Of Columbia"
The following State ticket was nominated:
Governor-Kinsley s. Bingham, Living
ston; Lieutenant Gopernor-George A. Coe
Branch Secretary of State-John NJ Kinney,
Van Buren; State T'easurer--Silas NJ. Holmes,
Wayne; Attorney Gcneral-Jacob NJ. Howard,
" ayne auditor General--W hitney Jones,
Ingham; Commissioner of Land Obfce--Sey.
mour B. Treadwell, jackson; Superintendent
of Public L.strucion-Ira MAYHEM, Monroe !;
Member Board Of Education-Jo ohm R. Kel-
ogg, Allegan; To fill Vacancy Hiram l..
Miller, Saginaw.
The Detroit Free Press speaks Of this ticket
in the most contemptuous terms. 1t says:
"The ticket is no improvement upon that
Withdrawn by the abolitionists 1t is tho
rough disunion affair, and the platform adopted
by those whonominated il plainly enough shows
that the counsels OF the New York Tribune pre-
vailed at the convention. The issue at the
election will be union or dissolution"
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12

NJ Sick Headache Rcmedy.-A remedy for
the sick headache which has been recently offered
10 the public, is attracting great attention, only
by reason Of the very satisfactory testimonials 10
its efficacy which have been volunteered by many
who have been benefited by IL, but also because
there are so great number of people who are af.
dicted with the distressing complaint, for which
no medicine has before been made public. DIR.
Eastman, who discovered the efficacy of his ''ren,-
edy," is physician IN this city, in high standing.
great confidence is placed; andwc do not wonder
that his remedy for very common disease, which
has been so long gneeded has atractedthe attention
Of all sufferers from headache who have heard Of it,
From our own knowledge Of Dr. Easimans char
acter and practice we have no doubt that the med.
icine deserves the favor Il receives and that it will
prove TO be great beueft 10 all who may give i,
trial. Lynn Necs, Deoembey 90, 1853.
For sale in Washington by z. ID. GILMAN, and
by allthe druggists. Apr2
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GREAT ACCOMMODATiONi
'nectioa bet,eeen The Orange and Alexandria
RriIrL.l,1 G..,., ur.nLi.l.kn..

Connection bet,ceen The Orange and Alexandria
Railroad from UdshiHgtoa.
4 7 the urgent solicitation OF number Of per.
IA sons, ] will, on and after Mondsy, Juiy &
tart an extra omnibus from Washngtou every
morning at 6t o'clock, calling at all the Hotels aud
at the residences Of persons who may leave their
rider the night previous at +. w Hafs. near Sd
Il, or at w. Lepreux's corner Of 12,h street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Travellers will thus avoid
he trouble and inconvenience OF changing some
hree or tour times, at uniform rate OF charges
Sassage % cents; trunks 25 cents no charge for
tvalise or carpet-bsg
Another coach will leave the depot on the rri-
val Of the early train. aud arrive at Alexandris
ahead of every other line.
July elm HUGH LATHAM
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6elegrapbir.
By the House Line, expressly for the sentinel.
Important from Mexico Blockade Of Aca-
+tftAsl... u 8. mica. ht.. r.aati .4

New YORK, July ll.-Dates from Acapulco tC
the I'D Stale that The final raising Of The blockade
OF that port had taken place. n TIE commander o.
the United States ship Portsmouth notiied the
commander OF the Mexican blockading vesse
thai the California steamers must be allowed lc
the blockade and departed for Mszatlan. ~
Al Mazatlan, on the 18th Of April, the com.
mander OF The Portsmouth rescued fifty Ameri
cans, who had been captured on their way 20
lower California, charged with being 6buslers
on board the Chillian barque Pairata But for the
presence OF Tue Portsmouth, they would probably
all have been shot or sent to the mines.
Alvarezs cause appears to be prosperous, and
it is not believed, at Acapulco, that Saata Anna
can suppress the revolution
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
New York Markets.

NEW YoRE, July 1l.-Colion is firm aid un
changed. M
Flour is irregular, with sales of $500 barrels
at SO 37i 6g 81 for State and 81 rs 9l S7t75 for
good Ohio. Southern -four is firm--with sales o
400 barrels Batimore, at SIS so lG 50.
Whest--sales Of 1900 bushels, al 50 40 loi
white Genessee, 81 5<1 for western red, and 8
% Tor old southern white.
Corn has further advanced two cents--wIti
-ales Of 10000 bushels western mixed, at 81 q
20.
Pork is steeady--with sales OF mess at sll q
Sill la.
Beef continues firm.
Lard is dull ON
Whiskey is less firm.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate yesterday, the bilto authorize
the construction Of a subterranean line of tele-
graph between the Mississippi river and San
Francisco, was passed--yeas 20, nays ~
After the transaction of some unimportani
business. the Senate was occupied, tor the rest
Of the day in the consideration Of Executive
business.
The House of Representatives passed the
bill Incorporating the Georgetown Gass-light
company, the bill making provision for the
postal service in the State of California, and in
the Territories of Oregon and Washington, and
several private bills.
The consideration Of Benefits land bill was
postponed until the third Tuesday in December
next. II ~
The river and harbor bill was considered IN
Committee of the Whole on the State OF the
Union.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12

F8- special Notice,--IlkNRl's lNvlauRAT1NG
CokDiAtThe merits OF this purely vegetable extrsc'
for the removal and Of physical prostraton genital
debility, aicons tc- &c. fully described In
another column OF this PAPER which the reader IL
erred 81 per bottle bottles for g. six bottles for s.,
$l6 per dozen Observe the marks Of the genuine.
Prepared only by 8. H. COHEN, No. 3 Franklin Row,
Vine street below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
For sale by all the respectable druggists and merchants
throughout the country. and ty
CANBYi& HATCH, Baltimore.
PEEL &STByENs, Alexandria, Va,
Mholesale Agents for Virginia
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12

SENATOR BRODHEAD's SPEECH ON
THE INSANE AND HOMESTEAD BILLS.
We publish this morning the able, argumen-
tative, and interesting speech of Senator Brod-
head on the INDECENT Insane, and the Home
stead bills, and invite to it the special attention
of our readers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12

The best Article ever used, as hundreds can
testify in this city and surrounding country. Read
GlLMAN'S LIQUID HAIR DYE i,,StaaaaneoNShy
changes the hair TO Brilliant jet Black or glossy
Brown, which IS permahsnt-docs not stain or in
any way injure the skin No article ever yet in
vented which will compare with il. We would
advise all who have gray hairs to buy il, for il
nerer Jaiis.-BoSOR Pos.
For sale byiZ. D. GILMAN, Chemist,
Apr2 IVashiR gton cary
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
WE ARE NOW RECEl. at

WE ARE NOW RECEiNiNG, al
w our spIenddly lighted stsre-rooms on III
street, doors above Pennsylvania avenue, q
choice stock Of rich Spring Dress Goods, embra.
eng all the novelties Of the season salso spring
styles, Mantillcts, Black Lace Shawls and Scarf.
Printed Cashmere Shawls, White Grape Shawls,
Kid and Silk Gloves, Ladies and Misses hosiery
Embroideries, White Cambrics and Muslins, will
large stock Of Linens and Staple Dry Good,
adapted to the present season all Of which will
he sold at fair low prices; and we invite pur.
cbasers TO call and examine our stock.
Es- Please observe that all articles sold nj
our establishment are warranted TO prove as rep.
resented.
MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY,
7th ST, 3 doors above Penn. avenue.
A S--eod2p, ....
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12

No Wonderfully being 81 25 hundred
pounds, and oats seventy cents, bran from thirty
10 ihirtyIwo, and at from eighty-fve 10 ninety
cents each per bushel, il is no wonder that keep
Of livery stables charge from sixteen TO twenty
dollars month for feeding and lodging horse
nor is it marvel that so many of our residents
take 'fp" rides in the omnibus. when hack-hIre
costs dollar an hour
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
stock Markets. sc.

New YORK, July 1l-Siocks are better, but moi
active. Money is rather more freely offered, al
previous rates. Stirling is quiet. Sales at the
first board Of Cleveland Toledo, at 70 New York
central, g9t Pennsy ylvania Coal Company. I0a
Michigan central, oi Cumberland, 3za; Read
ing, IL Erie, Sol
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
Imaortant from Havans.

New ORLEANS, Jaiy 9--The steamer Philadel.
phia, from Havana. with dates 10 the 9Th instant
BRING intelligence thut Admiral Duquesne, of the
French feet, died there on the Sd iasrani.
A Dutch ship had arrived at Havana, bringing
about five hundred Chinese aborers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12

ag- Stimulating Lin:ment, as prepared
Giman's drug Is deserving Of the highest
mendatcn for Chronic and Acute rheumatism.
II seldom fails to give speedy and permanent
lief This Lniment has been prepared by T. d. Gilman,
chemist Of this city for many years since It's
ton has been extensively used by many Of the
spectacle families In the District vicinity to whom
reference be made at any time Its magical
In curing rheumatism, even In elderly persons who had
been sufferers for long time II originally for
horses, the Of ameness saddle CALLS &C. and
much used for such purposes being an invaluable
article wherever niment Is required either for
beast . May %
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12

Criminal Court.-Margaret Lowman was on
Monday tried for stealing sundry articles of wear
ing apparel, valued al 81. She was found guilty
and Sc fenced to pay fine of fly cents aud to be
imprisoned three months in Jail.
Charles Sims, negro, charged with an assault
with intent 10 kill, on Augustus Filnam, was tried
and acquitted.
The petty jurors were discharged until to-day.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
Love and suicide.

BosToN, July ll.-Moish, of Pembroke, ans
Miss Sampson, OF Sioughton, lashed them,elve
together and jumped into the mill-pond at Abiding
ton, vest. rday, and were drowned.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
The Great piano and Music E.t.bll.hm.p,
HORACE WATERS,
). 333 Broadpag, Me- Tork:.

No. 333 Broddtcdy, Neic York.
TNHE best aud most improved Pianos and Melo
I Il deons-T. gilbert q Co.'s Worlds Fair Pre-
mium Pianos, with without the Eolian. an,
with iron frames and circular scales. The merl
ofthese instruments is too well known TO nee,
further commendation. Gilbert's Boudoir Pianos
an elegant instrument for small rooms. Hallet 4
Cumston's Pianos, of the old established firm o
Haet & Co. Mr.. w, being sole agent for all th,
above Pianos, can offer them lower than any othel
house. Horace Waters's Pianos, man ufaclure,
expressly for him, having great power Of tone anc
elasticity oftouch. 333 Broadway is the larges
depot for Musical instruments in this country af
ording an opportunity for selections not TO be ha,
elsewhere. SECONDHAND Pianos at great bargains
Prices from $50 10 sl75. Every instrument fully
warranted or the money refunded.
MELODEoNS
Goodman 81 Baidwin's Patent Organ Melodeons
with frro hanks Of keys---a sweet and powerful in
sirument Prices from SIS to $500. S. ID. 81 u
w. Smiths celebrated Melodeons Martins xn,,
Uailed Guitars, Browns Harps, Flutnas, Violins
Brass Instruments. &c, &c. Dealers supplied
with Pianos and Melodeons at factory prices. IL.
per cent. discount 10 clergymen.
NJrSIC ts4g
This list comprises the prooucts Of the gresl
masters OF both the American and European con
tinents, and il receiving constant additions by a.
extensive publication OF the choice and populsI
pieces Of the day. Dealers in Music, and Teach
ers Of Semnaries wishing 10 purchase any music
published, or make arrangements for continued
supplies of Mr. Waters's new issues win find IL to
their interest 10 call or forward their orders. Mu.
SIC sent to any part Of the Union or Canadas, post
age free.
Apr l-dam HORACE WATERS.