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Places of Resort during Summer.

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ UMBERLAND COUNTY, "a.
Thus wei-kDown Mountain Resort. situate In
Cumberland county. Pa hve miles north x
easl 0l CarIs e. will be open for visitor on vEAAy
the 2oth at June. The waters Of these ,64
Springs are highly Impregnated with minerals, aEd
are superior for drinking and bathing. Accommods
tlons large. Fare from PhIla.lelphia TO CarleIsle
sSSI; from baltimore to Carlis e, SIS 10. Visitors
leaving PhIladel 2hls ard Baltimore in the morning
tram arrive st tho Springs at s p. m.
For further Information address the proprietors
OWEN q CHANDLER
Carlisle Springs. Pa.
ReJsreHces.-rOhnC G. Da Costa. ESQ. Thos. G..
perciva, Esq. Philadelphia; Alex. Kirkland. ESQ.,
Mm Renshaw, Esq, baltimore; Jacob Gideon.
Esq Richard Wallach, Esq, Washington.
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I ITTELL'S LIVING AGE for Saturday. July
IL 10th, 86.-Contents-Poems by Coventry PAT
more; FIctlons of Bohemia; Patristlc Theology:
French Slave Trade; England and SardinIa: French
Army VS.. French Peoples ed Sea and Euph ates
Telegraph Lines; Mr.. Rarey's Teaching; The nor
mon Flight; The i've of Revolutions; Cosmos,
vol 5; Human WaIf; Religious Memoirs The
Lady on the Mall; Mrs. Hornby's StanbOu; The
Ether: Uniform Weight and Measures.
The Living Age la published every Saturday in
octave form, containing about 80 pages If reading
nater. PIioe Sc per annum; u cents a single
number.
jylO FRANCK TAYLOR. Agent.
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Ns SEA BATHING.

SEA BATHING.
SHESAPEAhE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
, This Summer Retreat, only two miles from Old
Point, Will be Ie-Opened on the 10Th ofA 4
June, when the ProprIetors will be happy 9EHA4
to see any Of their friends who may wish lE.hE
10 ENJOY salt Water Bathing ard the IuSnTies or
the Seabo3rd. The Hall has been much Imorovsd
ana beautIhed and amp e preparations ma O for the
comfort and pleasure Of all who may VISIT this de-
llghtful resort. Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
Carriages, DO, always ia readiness to contribute 10
the enjoyment OF the guests.
X. 6. BANKS & SONS
IL Persons leaving Baltimore or Washinet ton in
the eteamer Louisiana and North Carolina arrive Al
the Hail next morning to hrOnkfsst, either by Om-
mbus to Hampton or steamer Coffee. je l5-Im
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" DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OyyIcI No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AviHyI, QS
T1Yss doeys JrcSs llfk Street, D

T2rss 6oers Jros l<fk Street. D
DR. BAILY beg. Iesve 70 inform the ,rbIc that No
n be seen az hours, st his Office Ocsted as sbove,
He feels assured that experlenoe of htesn yesre'
paofoe with the large number OF patients, and great
variety Of dlonlt that ne has treated Erccees
.1 ,G s or e0hs 0bes m tS TO The snf fse
own experience confirming the opinion OF many men
and j. and f. Parmy, has led hin ong slnoe to dis
csrd al! mercvIsl preparation. filing Teeth also
TseS s8d that PoTceiisn mo1ns on Gold PIafs
mouth, as was most conc cusivel, shown by the lsst
American Dental Convention.
dcaoe aud PRACTICE IN W6shlnston, Re is fsvorsbiy
tnovn to his numerous friends and patrons. hs bess
leave to refer thcm 10 tho following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphasyo o
DR.. sTrrHxH BAni: Dear Sir-I desire 10 press
nv esteem for you personally, and my confidence ~
for me have been highly satskctory hope thai yos
may receive the pstIonase from nv friends and the
wa.hinste,. A,s. y. lsss. J.@.FRfHon.
From one Of the olde.t frm. In Baltimore, m..sr..
H.rn, .m,0sS st. SSe%ss sssRssn Bs; GG Den
ast, OF Mssh,nst3n olty. to execute FOR me 81 i'm
my entire .atisfsoticn and IN view Of th fSct that
one OF the most dstns ned members % the Dental
SsrfofIn the same SOrf satsfsctoffy. i taes ives me
great pleasure 10 express Ely entire confidence and
B,tmOfs, Gsn 81 T. III is1 axRMaNN Boess
kxtsst frsm nsts r.oeIy cd from the late Hsa. ysss
NJ ClAyto
u. 3. SINAYr, Asg. 10, Iskx.
The teeth yeI made for me work admirably; noth-
-' WIN 0' ''''' " foaN ". COLLATION.
re those that seek relief from the malsdies Of the
tscth, can cheorfslly recommend Dt. !. BaIly a.
superior Dentist; he made set Of porcelain teeth
for o. Fly family, an3 plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has sl stood well for MOI thsa
fxu r
Of the Va. Conf. OF the M. e. Church south.
AprIl ls. 1856.
We, the undersigned. having had eooasion to svan
oUruclvea OF the professIOLn- skIu Ur. = BaLy,
surgeon DENTIST of this city, "r having been cgnis
ant OF hls operations on oGT lsIss or fneude tske
pleasure IN expressing &c llrklOn Os hS artistic
SKILL es well &C OF tbs uniformly sa.sfaccrJ
In which he performs the most cehoate and Giflcult
operations IN Dental Surgery, a1d peotfuly
commend HIM to the oOnhdence and patronage OF ths
pubic. OF which We consider him eUnsntly worthy,
THOMAS U. WALTsR, Architect u. :. Gnptol.
THOMAS MILLBR, ". ID, OF Washington, u. g.
b. :. BoHRBR, W. y. or Georgetovn, II, G,
N. 5. LINCOLN, NJ. d.. of Washington, ID. G.
Jos. "a. BRADLEY, of Washneton, ID, &,
3EoRsR WALTON, Ex Governor OF Florida.
WALTKR LrNox, EI -Msyor Of WashingtoEI
HINRy BALDWIN, U. :. Patent Onioe,
&C. WaEf, Principal X Rlttenhouse Academy,
tobs0 Il
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Boots, Shoes. &c.

rt'Q THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
u Having been engaged IN manufacturing LADIES'
Misses aud ChIldrens Shoes for 49,
ee~AsAthis past 81 years, ought
know by TINS time what Will them an tbst line
and can safely say that do which you oan proys
by giving work trial. You ind tat Al tImesI
the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in wrsh-
Ington oIty-the Shoes so wel-knovn j. w.
McCurdy Sons fhIladelphIa make. apH-ly
TRUNKS! TRUNKss TRUNKsm
The undersigned has now and constantly keeps
GYYp, on haId a large and very supe-
6NS1H nor assortment Of Sole Leather kuSuA
~kAsh TRUNKS AND VALISES; alscf3s7 n
Iron Fra ne and Wood Box TRUNKS
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS aud SATCHkLS; bne
SADDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS, &c.
/ am prepared to compete with the best mann
facturers IN proof of which, read the following Re-
port of the Committee At the FAR of the Metropolis
tan Mechani IS Institute for 1857:
Tophsm Norhst deposited Sole-leather
Trunk thatIs, for soitdiy aad qHalifp of MATERIAL
yENEIr THOMAS, Saddler.
Ii. =. kinney, CuTrer.
N.B.-Trunks Covered and every description Of
Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch.
JAS. :. TOPHAM.
II ate ToPHAM a NoRFLET.l
No. <9e 7th street, oppo. Odd Fellows Hall,
m<ly washington. ID. q.
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Dentistry, 60.

nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
~ DENTIST~
No. $40 Psnusyvania avenue, 3
VIII perform al operations beonging TO hs ~@31o
profession st hs old established office, as above.
4 lq-tf
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NJ A X B l. f w U X X 8.
VIM. RUTHERFORD,

ARTIFICEK IN MARBLE,
Il Strest, between l2th and 18th Streets North.
WASHINGTON City,
invites public attention to his extensive stock OF
beautlfr designed aud Eaboratey Carved MAN
Tells In a variety of Marbles, together with q
choice assortment of STATUARY, which for de-
sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden Tomb. A large assort-
ment of Plain Mantels. Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments of any design executed to order with
punctuelity and dis patch.
or North River Flaging, and every other work in
our line.
Please call and make an inspection of our stock.
N. B.-N1ake a note OF the address. fe l7-6m
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT,

PAVILION-The under
- - signed tof WashInrtonD having taken "a
this nealthy, pleas ant, and popular resort SEEA8
will receive guests after the ist July. This
pavIIon Is IN 81. Mary's county, Md. near biacS
lstones Island. and Is sble b, STEAMERS from
washington and baltimore. The reIghborhood rs
the most pl sasant IN the St.te and the water pos
sesses heathful mlnerai properties. Good Ratbns
Fixtures. plcasant and commodious Chamber Ac-
commodstIons, spsclou, Dining and Ball Rooms,
Win Nerandah of nearly one hundred feet, front
ing he river view, and Bowling Saloon contribute
TO the emo, ment of the tuests. HIS Table will be
supplied with all the luIuTIes of the wafer His
Bar Is stocked With the choIoest Wines, Liauors,
sna Cisar:. Flrst-rats Cotll!on Music, Dbl gent
Sail and Fishing Bosts always at hard. The fish
ing 10 unsurpassed in the United states. Term.
Sl.5D per day for less than week; for week or
P: S.0There will he "a Grand independence Ball
every fortng ht thereafter thoug hout the sea SON
e25 colin X. j. MARSHALL. Proa'r
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IN y ) II y f. M A X E X >.

ORD MONTAGUE'S PAGE; an historical
Tomsnoe OF the sey.nseehsh T century BS g.
ion," ETC., etc. Price 81 25. Just published, and
for sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S,
q
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For Rent and Sale.

'NHOSE WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY, AND
pleasant rooms can now be accommodated at
MRS. SEARLL'S, 5s5 Pa. avenue, between "a and
BIN stTeets. lie % -2aN3Wt
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je l4-tf

FOR RENT.-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
L with basement, on I'd street, Georgetown, the
late residence of Nj. DE Bodisco contsing is or II
rooms. The house and lot are large anc IN complete
order, having all the necessary out hu dIngs, baths,
&c. Ii Is of the most commOdIous in George
town, and well arrang ed for colnflrt aud elegance.
Apply to BROOKE u. WILLIAMS, 6 Georgetown
ap 9-tf
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OBED p. MILLER. WARD COWING
skCBRTAIy. PRRsIDHNT.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Ward Cowlng. Obed p. Miller,
William A. Bradford, Thomas A. Doyle,
samuel h. Daring, William B. ydor,
Edward Il. Perry, George Cleveland
George w. ball, Phil Ryder.
F. G.. Gardiner,
This Company Insures against Loss or Damage by
Fire, on Stores, Merchandise. Dwellings,, Mills,
Manutactories, Hotels, &c also, on Marine ard
Inland Transportation Cargo Risks at the ordinary
rates of premium.
Losses promptly and eYuitabiy adjusted and
pad.
Al premiums are made Speciho when pooies are
issued, and are to be prepaid in money: and fur
ther assessment In case of loss to he made tie
parties so insured. The advantages OF Stock
system, which prccludes the possibility of an as
aessment. are very obvious.
The Board OF Directors have au thorzed the issues
OF Policies on country risks, detached on very low
terms.
=, The Company expect to deserve the confidence of
the pubic by dong business on AZ favorable terms
as any other smIlar institution. and by the utmost
fairness and berallty IN all their dealings.
POicIes granted and issued to parties efecing in
suIance st once without delay. by the undersigned
at his ONCE. w. EBERT KING,
Agent, No S5 High street,
Jo 4u GeOrCetDwn. ID
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HAlR, TOOTH, NAIL. AND BANDOLlNE
street. and at his Sales Room, under Wi lizards Ho
tO. a -6m
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'NHOSE WHO WISH LARGE. AIRY, AND
4 pleasant rooms can be accommodated at
MkS. SEARLt'S, SS Pa. avenue, between ~ and
9th streets. je 70 2aw3wt
EOR RENT-rhe large and convenient Dwell
7th street west. is fitted up with all the modern
improvements, and admirably suited for boarding
house. 1Oa puncfu ual tenant the rent will he mode
rate. Apply to WM. MARTIN, OF A. Green, AUG
tI0neer. lie "a eOtf
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEA LERS r or rent, Tor ten years. vacant
LOT upon H goth street, 81 by l29 feet nearly
opposite the new Presby terlan Church. For terms
apply to Or. CHAS. II. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
ap % ltawtf
EOR RtNT-That very desirable brick Dwell
L Ling HOUSE, No. 40 18th street, between |
For terms, apply to WOODbURY EMERY. No.
405 18th street, nfter o'clock p. m. je 25- eof
FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM
EAkS-That very handsome and elIgi IDLY SIT
usted HOUSE on Penn. lvania avenue, between
l7th ana 18th streets, lately occupied by Mr. Diver
nols, IA hotel The main house is we'll ada pied for
either q prlyate resIdence or public house, having
a number of large rooms and many c"nveniencss at
@ched to 1t; and the additional house whloh lately
served the purpose of bar, with three four rooms
up STAIRS. can very readily be converted into an Of
noe below with sleep ne rooms IN the upper story.
Inc establishment Is a very desirable one for a
foreign minister; the house lately occupied as tar
room, c., can EASILY be converted into office
or 0fhces below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches of the legation. -
or terms, q O., apply to N. LAWSON, at Wind
ers Building ma 2o-3td&2awtf
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A PIANO FOR SO A MONTH.-Six very
"A good second hand Pianos, for sale low at : 10
per month. John r. EIIIS
=, Just think OF It-a PIANO for $40 per month at
ELLlS. flano store. je2
VERY GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS for
v sails at three and ten dollars per month at No
SO. between 9Th and 10th streets.
Iy " JOHN r. ELLIS.
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feet Portrait of yourself for Is cents warranted
not to hde 2ooo Of these beautiful pictures made
by w, odleI IN nine weeks. No charge unless the
81 cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety of cases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. X. G. WOODLEN,
Photographer, No. 5l2 r. street,
te 1s-6m near Wiliards'
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= ADIEs' TUCK and ell sorts OF CON bs st
II GIR g, fieH Store, near 18th street, ana ~ e<s
siaIes Room. snder WillArds' Hotel e'
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PLANNING of every description: and 40 fact ever,
thing which the most perfect machinery, worked .,
Competent men, can execute.
Cabinet makers can always have their Saving
Planning, and Turning done in the neatest ~ amer
All orders from the v!-IIlty and surroun ndlng
States will be carefully filed and packed 10 any al
dress.
lD-We respectfully request a settlement whcr
ma z5-eotf BALDWIN BROTHERS.
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I w. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 4ls 7th
y. street, between e and IL, keeps
constantly on hand every article re- tphSsu~xu5a3
Sulred in his line-a fine Hearse,
Patent Corpse PreserveIs, O.. DO His charges are
moderate. and his attention instant GALL any houl
Of the day or night. Hacks furnished for funerals al
lowest possible rates. ap8-ly
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re those that seek relief from the malsdies of the
teeth, can cheerfs lily recommend dc. :. BaIiy Q
sulerlor Dentist; he made set Of porcelain teeth
myself and the work has s stood well for MOI thsa
ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. OF the M. E, Church South.
Ami 10. IsSs.
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[For the American.
T II + B U R | A L,
THE CONTRAST.

In no place are the extremes Of riches and
poverty so frequently observed as in popu.
lous city. Walking some time since in rather
a melancholy mood, my steps were involun-
tarily directed to spot in unison with such
feelings, and ere | was aware of the direction
was taking, | found myself near resort
have ever been interested in visiting, the grave
yard of-. There is something in its
quiet and sequc stored beauty extremely tran
quilizirg 10 the mind. While gazing around
upon the silent dead once as active upon the
stage Of life as ourselves with perhaps the
same hopes, the same cares, having trod tho
same thorny path which we are trcading, it nat.
urally leads to sombre and solemn reflections;
rs in mirror, one cannot avoid seeing bo'h
the past and the future, and the nothingness Of
life
Pursuing my rounds, my eye was attracted
to two open graves, in readiness for their re.
spcctive occupants. The one was for a maiden
scarcely yet numbering fifteen summers; the
other n little child; and as ! stood looking at
the latter, the coffin was lifted from the one
NlliIl HS INlndllS
and borne between a middle aged man and the
sexton towards the grave. Two females, the
grandmother and mother of the child, com
posed the remainder Of the group. The coun-
tcnance of the former exhibited that express
sim Of stoica Indifference which long famil-
arity with hardship will produce. There had
evidently been on their part an endeavor to
maintain, as far rs their circumstances admit
ted, respectable appearance. They were
cleanly though poorly clad, simple black rib
bon tied across the mothers bonnet, was the
only outward mark that indicated her loss
But what to her were external signs She had
come TO lay her only little one in its cold and
narrow bed; this thought alone possessed the
poor, unha py mother. Yc that believe the
poor TO bedevoid Of feeling, look with me upon
this. bereavcd one, her hands claspcd together
in speechless grief while on bended knee she
watches the grave into which the coffin i,
slowly lowering. Listen to her heart-rending
accents, "My baby !" she excaims, "my little
darling baby, is it here you must sleep? My
little Willy, my own sweet Willy, shd
mother never more sec thy pretty face, will it
never more sleep upon my bosom, darlingH"
"Nay, Susy, nay" intcrposed her mother,
don't take on so, its no use, all the crying
and frctting in the world won't bring it back
again" Come she said, "let us CO." at
tempting to force her daughter away with her
"ene minute, mother, only minute more"
she replied, forcibly freeing herself from the
grasp that would have held her. "I shall
never see my baby more. o, grudge me not
this little minute" she uttered, resting her thin
emaciated hand upon that Of the sexton, who
had suffered some exhibition Of impatience to
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PROSPECTUS OF THE WASHINGTON
aatS 3ta AMERICAN.

We can hardly think it necessary to urge
upon those who hold that Americans ought to
rule America, the Importance of havinga paper
at the seat of the f, deral Government, which
shall enunciate and advocate the. doctrines
the American party
A paper issued from any of the great centres
Of nation, but especially from the political
Metropolis, in the present age, not in this
country only, but in Great Britain, France, and
wherever there is the least freedom of discus
sion, is a medium thr ,ugh which those hold.
ing similar sentiments in regard to public af-
fairs and public policy, may make known, dis
cuss and defend their views, and expose the
impropriety Of the principles, and the impolicy
Of the measures Of their antagonists. It should
earnestly labor to give a proper direction to
public opinion by enlightening the public
mind. BAs 2 '
The AMERICAN is the only paper published
at the seat Of the Federal Government which
advocates AmericOn doctrines; the only SEN
tinel of the party stationed where near and
clear view can be had of the movements and
doings of their opponents at their headquarters
Here political information concentrates, and
from hence it radiates to every part of the en-
pire; here party measures and movements are
determined, and political campaigns planned;
here stratagems are concocted and thwarted,
and here at certain seasons of the year politi-
clans most do congregate; here, in short is
the centre of the great political maelstrom in
which so many thousands are constantly plung-
ing and forever gyrating. at. H.
Ifthe American party is desirous of being
national party, it should not be without
paper here through which it can make known
to all people its views, aims and opinions, and
which shall also refute the calumnies that are
from time to time uttered against it through
ignorance OF less excusabe motive; and we,
therefore, take hope that the AMERICAN, stand
ing, as it will stand, upon the platform Of the
american party, advocating, as it will advo-
cate, the paramount rights of natiye-born citi-
zens, eschewing, as it will eschew, all interfer.
ence with slavery as a national concern, and
maintaining, as it will maintain, perfect free
dom of opinion and Of conscience in religion,
will find favor in the eyes of all truly patriotic
citizens in the land, and commend itself to their
generous support y t7 s h
Lest we may not have been specific enough
in declaring our principles, we add, that the
FAREWELL ADDRESS Of the Father Of his coun-
try, as illustrated by the broad light Of his adj
ministration, is our political textbook and rade
mecua and shall be our compass and chart.
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D. C., SATURDAY, MAY %. 1858.

ratified, the President on information of the fact
shall proclaim it State of the Union without fur.
ther proceedings; and, if it be not ratified, to
have a new constitutional convention convened
My amendment will be an enabling act in effect,
but admitting Kansas for the present.
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| Z A SuoKT CATECHIsM ADAPTED TO THE TINES
O. Who was a contributing member of the
States HoseH
A. Berrett ... .rE...E
O. Why was he contributing member?
| A. Because he is the friend Of Law and
Order"
@. Who got Easily removedH ..H
A. Berret ..
O. What did he get him removed for ...r
4. For five hundred dollars.
O. Who supports Berretp
A. W. B. Magruder.
O. Who supports Magruderi rf
A. James G. Berret. .-....'
Q. Why do they support each othcrH
A. Because they are rcciprocally the friends
of T" Law and Order"
O. Who rs to be chief Of police under Ber-
rctp .m.. ..
A. The president Of the Keystone Club. ,
Q. Whyp ..-.
A. Because all the Keystones are the friends
Of Law and Order.
Q. Canyon tell who lis the biggest BLACKBOARD
in town. ......
A. Yes sir.
O. Who?
A. The editor Of the Bau-let-in.
sn h ttas
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- y. y 1351 n 4 N s5TES EEsT,
r tISI3oF NEW. MUSIO:- 49,
h The Crystal Waltz; composed bya gentleman of til,
FartIne Teller; (GuitaN J. P. Gifin.
Sultan'S R0lkai Piano. Charles D. AIOerta4 h ga
La STlphde Valse; (PIanol J. Ascher.
2 La Cloehette du Patfe; tPihno( LsfebFueswely.
Engine Masurka sentimentale CPiano) James Bellak
MaSurka esTraIneanG; Piano. J. AscheT. y =
The celebrated Rondo Finale, as sung y Madame Il.
horde; (PianoJ Max Maretzek -
Also rereiT ed the f0lioEjng7pIeces of Music =
Bessie's Grave; beautiful song
WHAT'S Home without Brother. - El1 Sex FL.
WHAT'S Home without Sister, companions to What,
Home without Mother. - ssfs iF-iisHs ~
Maid of Sylvan Nook re- -55.srf.ss,
Flight of the Robin.
The Snow has fallen around yle.4t, e 10 EIll-s-l
Also, large assortment OF Musical Works, &C.. &c.