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they preached and prayed beautifully, and led
off famously at conference meetings. Naturally
enough they t1sk themselyes-sueh is the de-
ceitfulness ofthe human heart-and were taken
by Others as converted men-especially as there
was no end 10 their denRncatious OF the ariS-
tocrecy of the Federalists. But unfortunately
they kept their slaves. Their democratic feryor
and ecstacies soon died away, aud according to
the natural course of things their professed de-
mocracy becsme before long what it still remains,
notbipe but cloak for their slavedrying COW
etouspess-a cloak, however, getting so ragged
"a no longer to suffice to hide their Dakedness.
By this appeal TO the passions, BY this delusive
play upon the democratic sentiment of the
North, the slayedriyers unfortunately prevailed
upon the silly sheep of the Middle States to dis
charge their faithful old Federal Northern
watch. dogs, and to accept set OF siayehunt-
ing wolves under the name Of Democrats,
as the guardians of the national sheePioid'
II WAS in vain, after those slayedrislng lead
ers had plunged the country, totally UMPIRE
pared for it, into war, that the more intel
ligent Northern Democrats, under the leader
ship of De Witt Clinton, seconded by Martin
Van Buren,. strove to rescue themselves and the
country from this Southern grasp and DONNA
ton. Though the blood ran and the victim
screamed, the slayeholding wolves refused to
reinquish their hold; and By hook or crook,
chiefly by taking artful advantage of that pol
troonery among Northern capitalists and polltl-
clans which at last, fortunately, is going out
of fashion, they have contriyed to keep it to
this day.
Let us suppose now that in consequence Of
the triumph of the f.s;-organizing party of
practical Democrats, all slayedrivers for gen.
Grafton to come are strictly excluded from all
Federal Offices high or low-and this we believe
is the hight ofthe evil which the BOohoos appre-
bend as likely to result from that triumph-we
should like to know, after the similar treatment
which the Northern Federalsts experienced at
their hands, if the slayedriyers could make up
face to complain. For thirty years aud up
ward the charge Of being a Federali,t-and
during the whole of that period Federalism was
iust as much identified with New-England as
slayeholdng new is with the SOuth-was sufi
cent to exclude man from any Office high or
low in the Gift of the General Government In
point of fact. during the whole of that period,
the wealth, the intelligence, the education, the
ability of New England and the Northern States
did thus stand excluded from Federal Office.
Suppose the same thing should now happen to
the Notwithstanding themselves set the
example, will they have any right to complain
Il tba Co was a
to get on during that long period without the aid
of the Federalists, will it not be able to get ON
for an equal period of time just as well, to say
the least of it, without the ai2 of the slave
holdprs1
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There was an important Report adopted in the
Board of Supervisors yesterday with reference
to the taxation of incorporated Companies. The
operation of the law was denounced in no meas
ured terms by several Supervisors as working
unequally and liable to be abused. A number of
companies were struck off the taxlist altogether,
and some were allowed to commute at less rate
than set down by the Assessors. The amount
stricken off altogether was about S55, 600.
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NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for July IA.



THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following
EDITORIALS Politics, Aspects Another Shot in
tionalism OF the south; From Sevastopol
u..PoETRY; The Cave Of slver;" " Victor Gal
brsth."
IiI..Two EEPHEws.
Iv..LATEsT FOREIGN NEWS.
vPoITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Eew.Yorki Penn
syivsnis; Massachusetts
VI..CENTRAL AMERICA.
vII..CUBA.
VIII. The SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
Ix..AUsTRALIA
respondent. A. p. C., describing the prne'psi e'e"'
In Europe. n,
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE. Letter from Our Paris
Correspondent
XII THE SACK or KERTCH
xHf..FROM sEvAsTOPOL. -
xIyAN INJURED HUSBAND IN IRELAND.
xvREvIEw or THE WEEK Giving ma condemned condemned
events that have traspred in the City and United
states
XvI..WHALERS
XVII STATE CENsUsES.
XVIII NOTES OF WESTERN TRAVEL From Chicago
10 Toronto By the cOlhnswOod Routes Letter from
Bayard Taylor.
KHAN An sl4y VISIT TO AN ENGLISH UNI
xxLIFE IN IcARIA-
XXI. ANOTHER MATT. WARD MURDER
XXI. CURIOUS SLAVE CASE
xXfII WHAT WAS EXPECTED r Y THE SOUTH FROM
THE GOVERNOR or KANSAS.
XIV. THE OUTRAGE ON GOV. REEDER-
XIV. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
XVI. MARRIAGES and DEATHS
XVII THE MARKETS: Full Reports Of the Stock, Money,
Cotton, Grain, Cattle and other Markets, specially
reported for The Tribune
susscsprIox-Ons copy for year, SO; three copies
3Dy Eve copies 80; ten copies sl2s
single copies In wrappers obtained at the counter In
the Publication Office this morning. Pnce "a cents.
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oresn Resk. So. las. 1si snd Isl W.ier..t.. Nswy
SINGERS SEwme MACmNEs.-This is a fast

sse and determined 20 distance ali competitor have just
made snd improvement admirable MACHINES
BY Apptse fifrr fER eEAr TO raEIR very great
economy thus effected not only In the quantity OF WORK done
bat In the HRS Of rent OF
improvements retained perfected IN these
Machines II Is tact that be clearly demonstrated
that SxcEKsSEwNe MACHINES Of the moderate pr asked
economical TO the than any interior Ma
chimes MARKET hthe latter could be had
and Satisfactory references be given those who usns
Machines with proft and in every branch Of
T. NJ SINGER Co. No Sl3 Broadway.
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A melancholy accident occurred at the en-
campment of the National Guard at Kingston,
yesterday woman and her child being shot
by ball from one Of the muskets during the
morning parade. The affair was purely sc-
cidental
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The DAILY TRIBUNE is sent TO subscribers, by mail,
at 80 per snnum. ~ .,
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is published on Tues
day and Friday Of each week and sent TO mail subscribers
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The Tribune for Europe.

Advertisements THE TRIBUNE Of Monday ought be sent
In before O'Clock ON Saturday evening
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What temperance is to health,
IL economy to wealth

What temperance Il to health,
Ia economy 10 wealth
Complete Zephyr Cashmere Suits $40; Check
Marsees % 50 jug sris sS Grass Linen Sos -
&C. EvASss Clothing ~srshouse Nos 50 and % rulIoo
FgATBFRs. BEDDING, ACCIDENTALLY on hand
comprising in part, large assortment q hhs
Wboessle snd retail MAKTH WILLARD, Asrn..
TITy GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE Age
wARR.sTED RLnEDY-DR rosAss NESlIiAs ,io sers
Throat Headache Toothsche, Mumr Cuts Od s3Is
Prom MI. Iohr Warm Importer Of Needles 'h'Ds
Having used I several years Dr. IoslAss $500 hon,
~ ever iins to cure the many complaint: for which Il IA;
been tried soIds me IssTu ,hs 70 De- SF1.s sse IN bin
re- n.r,, aI,.seO VIII - JoHS wARRN
Ts~.York Jan. 4, 1855. o,o,,
Ihsve used Dr. ToBrAss YEMTfAS sdsEST OI three years
pS,ensev Coughs Vomiting and Pains Of all tinds and
recommend invaluable article sm never without ~
"'' ~ JosxrH HicBoLL No. l6 Essex-st-
From Mira W. z. Cornish.
Mn ToEIAsS, One Of y children WA xhs ssys
Immediate ief and really think the means OF saving
be 10 nv house aso consider certain remedy for
scsds and Bruises having thoroughly tested i for the same
pcs 3 and 50 cents Deyot No 60 cousnitst Sold by
ell Drussist'
Thousands of Ague sufferers yearly use Pills.
Chcasoues and mxtgrss cod as Fever and Asue renea
nine mercury other deadly posOns which though they oen
besk the cs for short time are sure tosy the tunoaon
Of wretohed mslaSits thai cease only with life
Better lnJ sxpence worth Of poison Of an honest so.hs
cary Than 70 pay dollar for the made into PHI or
mixture and that the only Fever and Asue remedy
in the free pOxOus and poisonous drugs .
'RHoDEss AGUE CURE or ASTIDoTE TO MALARIA
of this the certificate Of the most che
United States james r. Chten NJ D. is attached 70
bottle.
GE0 H. BATES Wholesale Agent, No. 1873 Water.st, and
for sale by H. Ring C. v CokeDer Co.. aDd druggists gen
erelly. BROOKLYN, Mrs. NJ. Hayes and ID. Owens
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-Scrofula,
Sslirheun Rheumatism and all Skin Muscular Diseases can
be radicals cured If the Ointment be rubbed into the part 81
fec rubbed into meat No external disease can long
Withstand combined power Of these wonderful Medicines
sold at the Manufactures No 80 Msidensne, and No IA
Strand Lordon by all Druggists at cents 62 cents and
81 per pot
BACHELORS HAIR DYE, WIGS AND ToUPEEs.-
The best world the admiration Of connosseur the envy
Of imtaor Sold applied No. 233 Broadway nne private
rooms largest stock Of Wigs and Toupees in America sss
BAcTHELoP's Modsvs Cream for preserving the hair.
ARTIFICIAL LEGS" PALMER's PATENT" for
beauty comfort and natural unn-
vailed in America Europe Offices and at NO
SIS Broadway; No. SIC Chesnuts philadelphia and spring
field Masa PALMER Co.
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DIR. s. s. FITCH, author of Six Lectures on

Consumption k ORce No ia Broadway, open daily (Sun
day exccped} until O'Clock consumption Asth
s Dessos Of the Heart and all Chronie Diseases Of Males
end Fesnslea Consultation free.
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sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The following is the Table of Contents of The
SEM. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, No. I,O57:

The following is the Table OF Contents OF HE
SEM. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, No. 1,O57
l. EDITORIALS: sectionalsrn; Seconalsn Of the
South From SeyastopoL
H. THE PROHIBITORY LIQUOR LAW: It's OPP
Grafton In Nsw.York. Brooklyn Albany hmser'
dam Eluira Poushkeeple, Orleans Co.. R0ches-
ter Binshauton, Buffalo, Oswego, Saratoga. Troy,
Syracuse Johnstown, Ogdensbwgh' Corning Ge'
neva Rutonvile, N. Y.
HI..ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE; by the
steamship Pacific
Iv..FRoM CALIFORNIA: BY the steamship Illinois.
V..CENTRAL AMERICA-THE WALKER INVA.
SION: Letter from Our Own Correspondent at
Granada
vI..MAINE POLITICS: Letter from Correspondent
at Portland, Maine.
u..FROM BOSTON: Letter from Correspondent at
Boston.
VIII. BEAUTIES or THE PECULIAR INsTITU-
TION: Letter from Correspondent at Macon
Ix.GENEsEE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT:
Letter from a Correspondent at Lima, Livingston
x..THE KNow-soMETHINGs IN MAssACHU.
SETS.
XII. INDUSTRIAL INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
II..PREPARATIoNs FOR CONTINUING TIL
XIII. THE CITY OF MOSCOW: Correspondence of
The Boston Transcript.
xIv..AN AMERICANS VISIT TO AN ENGLISH
xv..THE RlGHT USE OF FRUITS; Cookery of
XVI. THE TURF. Trottins Match for 5000 over the
CentreviIle H. ~ Course.
xvII..THE CROPS.
xyIn..A CORRECTION.
xIx..A MAMMALIAN GRAFTON BY AN INDIAN
CHIEF.
xx..MARyLAND INSTITUTE.
xM..CITY ITEMS
XIII POETRY: Victor Galbraith The Cave of Silver.
KILL TWO NEPHEWS.
XIV. THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST: Chill, Paraguay
and Brazil Bolivia, Peru.
XIV. AUSTRALIA.
XVI. THE MASSACHUSETTS KNOW SOMETHING
CONVENTION
XVII. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
XVIII. THE LOUISIANA KNoW-NoraINGs.
xxx, IMPORTANT ARRESTS.
xxx. THE HARVEST.
XXI. THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
xxXu "A GREAT STORM AND GREATER STORY.
xxxIII. TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINES.
IXxxIv. THE CENSUS
Xxxv. FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
xxXvI. FROM TEXAS.
xxXvII..A VISIT TO THE NAvIJOS
xxxvIu. REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM DEATH
xxx. LATER FROM THE BAHAMAS.
XL..OUR NEW SECRETARY OF LEGATION TO
CHINA
XII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Kill. WHALERS.
XIII. THE MARKETS: Full Reports Of the Stock,
Money Cotton Grain, Cattle, and other Markets,
specially reported tor The Tribune.
SEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE Is furnished 70 subscribers az
hese rates. One copy for One Year. S3 Two copies, -;
Five COMES Sli & Single copies, IN Wrappers be OBJ
tanned al the In the Publication Office this morning.
Price oents.
N no 10 u ali half tha
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HnIInwAY,s OINTMENT AND PILLs.-

HOLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-Scrofula,
Ssltrheun Rheumatism and all Skin Muscular Diseases can
be radically cured If the Ointment be rubbed INTO the part al
fec as rubbed No external disease can long
Withstand the combined power of these wonderful Medicines
strand Lordon by all Druggists cents 62 cents and
peTp not
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English. French, German and American
FANCY GoopS, NovELrISs AND TOYS,
No. SIS Bruadway
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HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FRE-PRooF

SAVES with HALLS PATENT PowDgkfKoOF Locks the
that awarded separate medals at the Worlds Fair London
1881 and the WOrds Fair Newlork, In 1858 and 1884
ard this Lock aud the only PowderPoof Lock. that
received medal At the London Worlds Fair though others
were exhihfon and advertised Worlds Fair
Lka" The subscribers and their agents the only persons
suthoyixcd make aud sell s PATENT CHAMPION SAFE with
Hairs PATENT PowDEK.PSoos LOCKS
:. q. HERRiSG Co.,
Green Block, Nos 1875 Isl and iss wser-st New.York
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HATs--KNoX, the Halter, is furnishing half the
travellers who escaping from the cys heat with HATS.
Visit his Warerootns Of Broadway and Fultons
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MELopEoNs-S ID. Il III. w. SMITHS MELo-
nfoxs tuned equal temperament which recently
awarded The first premium the National Fair, Washington
D. C.. can be found only at No. SIS Broadway liberal dis
made bT essh The trade supplied the most liberal
terms HORACE WAfekS
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE, WIGS AND ToUPEEs.-
The world the admiration Of connosseurs the envy
Of naor Sold and applied No 23 Broadway nine private
rooms The largest stock Of Wigs and TOupees IN America sss
BAcTHFLoP's Modsvs Cream, for preserving the hair
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1The largest Carpet Establish neat IL the United s.e.
HIRAM ANDERSoNS No ~ Bowey. Enormous stock Of Eu-
eh Mosaic Medallion, Royal Velvet Tapestry, BRUSSELS,
4hreely Ingram CAKPETs &c sold tremendous low prices
To ENGINEERS AND SURNEY0RS.-TRANSiTS,
LEVELS CoMPASsEs and English TRANSIT Of superior
construction, for sale low by
HIrcHcocK & Co. No. ZIG Broadway
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FEATHERS, BEDDING, &c.-Constantiy on manu-
conpr.ins in part large assortment q HAIR
FTITuER BEDS PALLAssEs, Co.'s, BEDsTEADs, bLAskLr'
and ConFoRTERs at 40. 80 Chahsnst corner hu Drs'
wholesale and retail. MAkIN NiLbNND, %
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Maeies suits 81 50 july srits sS Grass Linen Coais ~
&c ct EvASss Clothing wsshoue. Nos 80 and % ruon'
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PlANos.-HoRAcE WArERs's modern Improve

tiANOS.-HORACE WATERS modern improved
PIANOS possessing their improvement of
strings and Of equal 20 the Grand PsnOs
Sole for T. gilbert Co.'S Hslett Cumson's Wood
ward BrVwns and Jacob Chickering's Boston Pianos aud
constantly In Pianos from tive Of tho best Newly k
manufactures Each instrument give entire
sfscton purchase returned Second hand Pianos
all varieties aud At great bargains Pianos to and al
lowed purchase fanos for sale monthly Sole
Agency for 5. d. HI. w Smiths celebrated MELoDEONs
(tRned the equal tempesanents.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-26
ar.DpMy uF wgEIc.

ACADEMY 0F MUSIC.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE DESIGN OF
this Institution, viz: the diffusion Of the knowl-
edge of MUsi,, and 4 cultivation Of the pub. &c
taste for Tic higher order Of the Art. the
ACADEAIY OF MUSIC
proposes 10 give series Of
70 CO ER1S:
and, with vi-w to add as much as possible TO
their popularity, the Great Works Of Beetto en-,
Mozart, Mendle-ohn Spohr, Hummel and oilers,
relieved b lighter comp sitioas, will be pro
duced wi Ia the greatest possible eject, both n
the Orchestral and Vocal departments.
The plan OF admission VIII be the same p that
adopted By the Academy Ct Music ia London, viz:
By sUbScriptioa dig, the Terms of which viii D.
50 for the four Concerts, emitting lie subscriber
10 three tickets Of admission to each CoHceyt
Subscribers nam HAY be iInned at " received
a the bookstore OF AtessrS. Taylor K Maurv: n
the Piano store cf Mr.. Davis, and II the Eusi.
s:orts CT Messrs HGIIS and ZantZinger also AZ the
Academy OF N1usl,. corner Ninth and ID streets
(Open d.uy fEom 10 Ill CO.
Oc l5--G
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
0ECNGEToTy. Oct. 2R. lR55-

oEcHiEToTE, Oct. 70, 1883.
The handsome Improvement upon Wasins-
ton street leading from Bridge street towards
Oak Hill Cemetery, is progressing rapidly.
The plan of this stree. differs from that Of all
the rest in our city. A neat and substantial
carriage way Of heavy flag stones is being
placed along TIE curbs for the accommodation
OF funeral professions going 30 apd returning
from the cemetery. There is, in cur iui,.
ment, however, one omission if it was rot un-
avoidable, which greatly mars the beauty CT
the whole improvement, VIZ the failu %
lower the abrupt grade at the crossing Of Cav
Q rect.
The Sabbath-schos,s Of both of our Metho.
dist Churches are making preparations to
amuSe and edify us with another of their in
teresting exhibitions.
Flour renains firm, With small sales mt orr
quotation Of yesteriay-sO Wheat firm and
in demand at 81 93aS1 81 for red, and 81 95a
81 o. for white. Sprcr,rop
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By A GREEN. A-cuonesr
SALE by ORDER OF TUE oRPuax.S
SConrt of abe Personal Effects of Jobn VI
Kraft, dece sed.- On WEI Nj SDAN the Isl ,
instant shall cell At 10 O'Clock a IN at the late
residence Of JOAN NJ Kraft, dCceaset, A. he cor
ner OF snd l2gn streets north, the following aTti
clss, viz:
Bed,teads. Bookcase and SeeIetarJ, Bureaus
hahrgany Fables, Clocks
Cooking a nd o. her Stoves
CsaiTs. Glass Count e 'Ses
Candy Jars : ales an Weights
Contents OF bake house, suca as copper hetues,
Tin and IRON Pas, &c.
ALSO
& fine iron Are proof S-fe
Horses, Wagon. ? CaTrv1lls, Cart
I Barouche, Gig, GTindstones
a large LOT Of o'd Iron LOT OF old Lumber
With many 9th articles which va dem unns-
necessary 70 eHume:ete.
Also on FRIDAY, the I'd day of Eovcm-
Der 81 all sell a. the farm 81 said deceased i'm
rnediately north OF, and adjoining, Column iaa
CO'le,c place az 10 o'clock m
\ lot Of wheat in the straw, supposed 20 he enc
hundred bushels
lot Of re in the straw, supposed to be tweEty-
five bus he's
= To- Of Hay, Wheat Fan
Cutting box, ~ ug Is. HarEow, L Iiti-1'or
Rskes, FORKS, Hoe, Gr!GdsiOne, SC
With many ether articles which We de n UnRe-
cess ~ To mention
Terms AL inns under e2O cash: over 500 a
credit of60 and day., form ties satiSfa ,tCrlv en-
dOrsed, bearing interest
MARY G. Kraft, administrative.
&C cd a. GREEN, tuct
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hTsLEaRAPHrc NEWS
voR TIE EVENING STAR.
Arr;vslof tie Af.ica st acston. =

Arrival Of tae Af,ica st aoston. II
Bos-oy, Oct. rs The Africa has arrived
her, bringing the fcll wig Intelligence:
Gen. Simrsnn had Jcaierod his resignation
bu;tac government refu ed 10 accept; il
letter from Mamosch, dated the Och Sap
Timber, lays chat it was expected that the
floating batteries would open their FIRE up, n
the north SIDE of sctssOpol in two days
The decrease Of the Bank Of England WAS
f560,0or. bullion, leav ng E75s, COO in reserve.
The neys of the advance Of the Allies u,on
Perekop hal easel = fur,h rise in co sals
Of !, making the total advance that day Z.
Tie latest quotation on Friday shows nn d
vance of l. sircc thursday, wien tie dec / "a
f The Bank was made knowa.
The rates os Discount in the money market
we're essentially unchanged. M'aey was in
gid dem md, arl there was a fair supply
There was 81 apparent CESSATION n the
dIail of gold
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To Ts,E EtEIEC
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

CORNER oF Ninth AND y STREET..
'E'liE great demand BY the public Of Washing
ton, can only be complied with through the me
dunn OF the above Irs;itution, which Will open On
Monday, Oct. S:h, 1855.
The Academy Of Music will oTer advantages In
the requirement OF music ! know edge superior
to any in the country, and ct such reasonable
rates Of remuneration IS TO permit every one 10
aHnrd musical education.
Every bianc Of Music viii be under the iT-me-
diate surveillance OF masters Of a. knowledged 81
periority.
The Piano Forte Glasses CT Mr.. w. Henry
Palmer viii he instructed IN the Academy OF
aluSic. Composition, harmony, and thorough
Bass are Important 30 all.
Vocal CLASSES are conducted by Mr.. w. Palmer.
All communications for particulars, terms, &c a,
10 be made only 10
w HENRY PALMER, Director,
oct 9c3 4 street, corner Hth.