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A PARTISAN QUAcK.-At the theater of the varie.
ties there is an actress Of the best in Paris who
has the misfortune to be exceedingly, deplorably
thin-we might almost say, scrawny. A short time
since she heard of doctor, who, it was said, had
succeeded in manufacturing mineral water which
had the power of making people grow fat. She
went to him instanter. ..-.5
doctor" said she. what must do to get fat 2"
"Take my waters"
"And shall get fat?'
" Immediately" ~, g.r44
The thin actress plunged into the doctors baths,
passed away, but she grew no fatter. At last she
called the doctor, and said:
doctor, don't grow iat.n H==g..-
Wait little whi!e," replied the doctor.
Will it be loDg"
Fifteen days at the farthest You see that big,
fat woman, walking IN the garden. When she first
came here she was, peshaps, thinner than you"
"What | may hope!"
"Fifteen days at most" said the doctor.
Two more months passed the actress grew thin
ner and thinner. One day as she was taking he,
warm mineral bath, she heard dispute going on in
| the bathing-room next to her own.
Decidedly, Doctor" said the big fat woman
above introduced decidedly, Doctor, don't get
| bit thinner
"Have patience, madame" said the Doctor e yor
see that very thin lady who sometimes walks in th,
garden?n
dyes"
"WelI, she is an actress from the Varieties, whose
excessive fat forced her to absent herself from The
stage. She came to me; you see the result. Before
fifteen days l promise you shall be thinner thar
she ISL
At these words the thin actress rose from her
bath, dressed herself, and with heart divided BY
grief and indignation silently left the house. hoping
however, to keep her misfortunes q secret; but il
Paris secret is an impossibility, and somehow o.
other the story got out.
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Archdeacon Fisher, having preached an old SER
mon once, when he was not aware that Constable
had heard it before, asked him how he liked it
avery well indeed Fisher" replied Constable, /"
always did like that sermon"
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0sh 0rleans Bully 6r.stent.
/" LoYE ME LITTLE-LoVE ME- LONG,


The following was originally printed in 1859, AMI
the publication Of Charles Readeis new novel:
Love me little, love me long,
Is the burden OF my song;
Love that ID too hot and strong
Burneth soon 70 waste.
Still would NOS have thee cold,
Not too backward or too bold
Love that lasteth till It's old
Fadeth not in haste.
Love me little, love me long,
Is the burden OF my song.
Ifthor lowest me too much,
1t will not prove a. true as touch,
Love me little, more than such,
For fear the end.
ana with little well content,
And q little from thee sent,
Is enough, with true intent,
To be steadfast friend.
Love me little, love me long, etc.
Say thou lov'st me while thou live,
to thee my love will give,
Never dreaming to deceive
While that life endures
Nay, and after death, in sooth,
/ to thee will keep my truth,
As now, when 10 my May Of youth,
..- This my love assures.
Love me little, love me long, etc.
Constant love is moderate ever,
And it will through life persever:
Give me that, with true endeavor
will it restore.
A suit Of DURANGO let it be,
For all weathers; that for me
For the land, or for the sea,
Lasting evermore.
Love me little, love me long, etc.
Winters cold, or summers heat,
Autumn's tempest on it beat,
/ can never know defeat,
Never can rebel.
Such the love that would gain
Such the love tell thee plain,
Thou must give or WOO In vain;
So to thee farewell. 80
Love me little, love me long,
Ia the burden of my song.
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Many persons have particular ambition to seem
exactly what they are not. | know rich man, who
bought most splendid library, aud signed the con-
tract with his mark,
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E. E. KITTREDGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859
To Moses Thompson, present:
Dear SrHaving been engaged Dr. kittredges planta
ton for the fall of le5s where thee of furnaces
in full operation and having engaged other plantations
within the past fonr years which the furnaces Of Mr. Still
and Messrs Heger Allyn usei, consider have
had fair oppor unity Of udg of the comparative merits of
each ri the furnaces have no hesitation in saying fur
done much work than either of the other fur.
With the quantity of Bagasse produces
intense fire heat and furnishes than thought
capable of producing and with the formation
little clnker. feel confident in saying that believe that
with your applied the Reux apparatus, and with
from 20 Is hbds per twenty -four hours and will fur
nish all of CURED with six eight cords of wood
in twenty four hours aud make the above number of hh in
twenty hours; therefore take pleasure in expressing
all my firm conviction tn your furnace is the
use recommend all who desire
the Bagasse into useful fuel.
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.
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ELM HALL, January 20, 1859

To Moses Thompson Esq
have you know, had of your Bagasse Furnaces IL
operation during the present rolling and glad of the
opportunity of saying has performed equal
gune expectations.
OF the bagase and production of heat and
than any furnace have known 1t will burn the bagasse from
almost of ground and make heat and
in proportional due supply of boiler be gveno the
heat as fast made,
From my present experience. clearly of the opinion
that other form Of furnace all compare In efficiency
with yours.
Vary trIJv
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RATHER TINA ludicrous incident occurred this
winter, at "Woodlawn," on the Bloomingdale road.
Jones' hotel Of that place, is ornamental with q
hostler, whose fun is as fearless as his face is ugly.
One day in January while twenty or thirty fast gen.
tlemen were standing on the front balcony OF the
hotel individual rode up the path, the thnnest
horse mortal eyes ever looked upon. Leaning from
his phantom steed the equestrian said turning to the
hoster:
"Here John, give my horse some water"
"Sir?" said John with a look of establishment.
"Gve my horse some water, Numbered the stran-
ger.
." Your iorse!'" calculated John, still more sur
| prised.
eyes, you fool, nay horse !n and the stranger looked
savagely at him, and commenced drawing the lash Of
his whip through his hand.
John walked towards him as though he would de-
mand explanation. and had taken about six steps,
when he suddenly stopped like one surprised beyond
expression.
d Bless my sour' said be, &C ex yer pardon, sir ;
| but yer mammal was standin on line with that ere
hitchin post, and didn't see him !"
The owner of the spectral beast tried to frown, but
roar from the balcony made him change his mind.
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r A. BEARD & co., SUCCESSORS TO j. A.
y. BEARD MAY, Auctioneers, Appraisers and General
Agents for the sale Of Real Estate, Slaves Furniture Stocks
RENO. 80 Magazine street. at Banks Arcade ta1 en-
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THos. MURRAY. JOHN c. PooLEY.
Messrs pooley Ncol Coz Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard.
We have constantly hand assortment Of descp
lion Dressed Flooring Ceiling every description
Scantng Timber shrges Latns etc., and every quality Of
Lumber necessary for buling purposes
fe26 u WHO'S. MURRAY / co.
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YACHT ROsLYN FOR sALE-TH


~ owner having finished his Southern pleasure tour, Of
Nv tiers for sale the pleasure yacht RosLYN, Of New
York. Her dimensions 81 feet on deck, IS feet
inches beas and feet II inches in hold At present with her
ballast in IA tuns pig iron she draws inches in front
o the BY the day entirely An her timber was
substantial and best going yachts in the Northern
This she proved herself her trip from New York to Ha-
ing out without sustaining damage She sloop rugged
copper fastened throughout Her cabin spenddly finished
with and four large berths, She built
Rosyn Long Island. and is three years DID, She has
abundany proved her great speed and been
She be the Lake end Of the New Canal for few
days. Appyto
DAN HICKOK,
ie10 If Lake End of the New Canal.
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ID A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
~. lector, office 81 Camp street, with Messrs. Wooey
RFREFERENCES-Messrs. G. G. Miller L Co; Woolsey
Etherdge Lane Mayfed Co.; Harrington Howard, Of
Memphis fe2S if
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY OF THE LYCEUM
AND LIBRARY SOCIETY.
Cry HALL, Groom No. 1OJ St. Charles street.
This Library contains about Volumes carefully selected
from department Science and Literature ad
dons have recently been made the collection donations
from societies and individuals and by the purchase Of pub
locations.
BY authority of ordinance Of the Common Council the D
have recently extended the privileges OF Life Member
ship white youth of the city and to other contributors
upon the following terms
Minors under l6 years OF age.............. $40 90
Minors l6 ................ 20 90
Pupils ndng any Of the Public Of city may
obtain to the Library by the purchase OF monthly tickets
rs each Thirty six Of these tickets the
nine dollars, will constitute the pupil Life Member.
Any who has been for six months pupil in the Public
Schools become Life Member by the payment Of nine
dollars.
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
Minors, 50: Ladies' 81; ...... Gentlemen, IS
H-Donors Of and valuable Books. Of publica
tons will be admitted the privileges Of the Library Life
Members subscribers according the value Of their dona
TONS T. K. WHARTON.
jel0 Chairman Lyceum and Library Committee
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ETHE NEW FANCY FAMILY GROCERY. CORNER
of Camp and Julia Streets snow opened and well stocked
with choice and fresh supply Of GROCERIES,, Of
description the determination of the proprietor
to ,, keep none but the VERY BEST CHOICE GOSHEN
TEAS of the first quality SUGARS and COFFEE, the
best the market Affords Goods delivered to part Of the
city free Of charge end all articles to give perfect
satisfaction shall always endeavor please and hope by
strict attention to business and fair dealings gain share Of
the public patronage.
ala Inn W. H. HENNING, Proprietor.
nnuEl MS crnEp AZ AnEn1r Ann COL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
aUTTCE.
NOTICE

NVf1H' "VAHCH'
The undersigned has disposed Of a his right title and
est In the business known as "DoRR's SOUTHERN AID
vERTIsINa AND COLLECTING AGEyCY",o the nrm Of
A. B. sTRAWBRlDdE CO., who will continue # hersts-
fore. J.W DoRR
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MYRTLE GROVE. November 18th, 1857.
Messrs. Hall, Rodd Putnam New Orleans:
entemen-Your favor of the 14h inst is at hand and IN
reply inquiry respecting Tbompons Bagasse Furnace
say than that coLrm in every particular
made in letter Mr.. Thompson, under
date of 3lst December, 1856.
The only improvement suggest the named by
your Mr. Hall, and that in regard to the hoppers.
Very respectfully,
Your obedien servant,
JOHN L. WHITE,
SlTH TRUFANT.
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ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb ], 1850.
Mr.. Thompson, New Orleans La:
Dear Savng been engaged as engineer planta
tons eight years. and during that time had
take with Bagasse furnaces of different kinds
happy furnace far exces all others. 1t pro-
uniform fire much larger quantity of steam
feel confident that your furnace with proper supply Of
boiler and the Reux apparatus will make steam to do all Of
with cord Of wood to the hid take pleasure
recommending your urn.ce all who may have occasion
use them. Yours truly,
N" ~ THOS' H. JONES' Engineer
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BAGAssE FURNACE.
Dunn YOUR RAGAsNE-IT rs PROFIT !

RUIN YOUR BAGAssE-1T Is PROFIT AND
In Offering sell Patent burning Bsga.ss and other
IL .sa
sax
dsI eal:, let .1s iaeh.; ia.n.hs:
MI sa'
generating much greater heat than have ever seen
boiler ss
and :. opinion tSs VIII .usisn boiler a1 sul.ss
so; al The sa H. %
q hs Juice .sd further q op.
s, anPs ' the ' soxsr Witch
1; SSssETT' JOHNSON,
We have one ls1' sssassf' operation
Firm Of Hail. R0dd Putnam s SS 4Front Lsvss street.
No 1 + afTS ; 'Fssb Sss Orleans
AxApEo 1 ri;iHh = Ascension
Firm Of BF'nd I'niyh rs sTsA ssHyIf bsassss
No. ISL : 4 o spEsR iffssi; New Orleans
No. 3 s1H a HsTsf .' BFsS SsT Orleans
Phoenix c cGfG9fEtyE i f btssG street. 10
SAMUEL oowa sf.fftsa parish
!, NJ
GEORGE H. 1o 5s{ * a R;.,'.'
...... HID, OGDEN New Orleans lssA''
Thompsons Bagasse Furnace has been submitted the test
Of taking off CROP and the principle which it is based
has practically demonstrated proof OF which the above
er6cae of those who witnessed in actual operation
ferred
The above certificate which given in December 1884
Is evidence of the earliest in Louisiana of the
nooel mode of burning fuels first coeerel
forth and and much stronger than could
braced in certificate of that kind in August 1857
W. Gurley. Esq, Clerk of the U. 8. Crcnt Court.
PARISH PLAQUEaIEEs, 31st December, 1856
Moses Thompson Esq, New Orleans:
Dear SYou request statement OF the results Of the
working of Bgasse Furnace const uced for this
You contracted to grind and to clarity juice
with the Of Bagasse and small quantity of wood Your
Furnace has accomplished much In few words
would say that have full Rillieu4 apparatus
with the Of Bagasse and wood with frs excepting the
uice evapoated The rs deg q deg finished
strike
twelve hogsheads the "a hours using
cords of wood during that time mostly green
using.
For rolled sufficient quantity
cane make at the Of 1900 1900 pounds Of sugar
"a hours and the Furnace eady consumed all the Bgasse
We have hreeroiler mill put up years SINCE with
rollers feet long. % inches 10 diameter
We have boilers attached the Baeasse Furnace 8 feet
obtained 100 pounds The Furnace required but
one fireman. and one boy at the hoppers:
No cnkers formed the CRATES of the Furnace therefore
| they required cleaning.
We remain respectfully, your ob't sery'ts.
s1TH TRUFANT.'
MYRTLE GROVE November 18th 1851
| Messrs. Hall, Rodd & Putnam, New Orleans:
Gentenen-Your favor of the l4h inst is at hand and
reply Your inquiry respecting Tbompsons Bagasse Furnace
! that
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MILLINERY
"A JUST RECEIvED-A NEW AND - "a
~sPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF 1
Spring MiIlinery.
MRS. l. JEFrERs,
142 Canal street,
Respectfully informs the that she is now receiving and
odefs for sale Large Assortment OF
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
Comprising IN part Straw, Lace, Leghorn Felt italian and
Chenille BONNETs. all beautifully trimmed In the Laa.,
styles from Paris
kich dDresses, Bridal Wreahs, Gloves Paraso!s
Corses and Embrolderies.
Commission Merchants and Planters fnd II to their adj
vantage to give MS call before purchasing elsewhere All
ders from City or Country promptly attended 10
~ MRS. 1. JEFFERs,
ms zplt-sm 142 Canal street.
- TO THE LADIEs-oUR OPENING DAY
g.. W. ROPER,
COR. PoYDRAs AND CARoNDELET STREETS
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that we will open on
AoNDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
comprising In part Rich Velvet. Straw Lace Leehorn Fe
LAteet Style from Paris.
Rich Head Dresses Bridal wreaths Kid Gloves Parasols
orsets and Embroderes
oommission Merchants and Planters will ind It
advantage to give MS call before purchasing elsewhere AL
orders from City Country promptly attended to-
q. W. ROPER,
ny ON corner Poydras and Carondelet streets,
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a j, sIMONDS, l.
~ a No. 10 Canal street. No. Crossmsn street and "a
VIZ No. New Levee street. GTNI
copper, TIN and sheet
Iron Worker.
Bras Founders and Fnishers Manufacturers nf
Trains Clarifying and Evaporang Pans Eerers Juice Pans
Chaneys and Breechng Steamboat Plantation BLACK
Also
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE SHIP CHAN
DiERY AND STOVES,
Planters Merchants Seaboatinen will nd 1t to their I'D
vantage to give cali before purchasing contracting
where " L.
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SazNgA SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAN
@f&%a iessuppled with Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
gE sausages, Triple and every thing In the butcher.
ing line Barrels and Of Choice Corned Beef
put up to order for Cabin Family Use stsls Nos 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
HERKEL L PARKER.
B.stearbos and Shipssuppled with all kinds Of
stock sach fresh mch Cows Hogs shoas Pigs shesp
Goats. Geese. Ducks, Chickens. ETC. se7oly
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R. LYON W. W. LEAKE.
7 YON & LEAKE, ATToRNEYs.AT-LAW AND
II General Collecting Agents. CAMDEN Arkansas will col
lee, claims in all tie Southern South part Of the State
side Co., c. H. socomn o. W. A. Violet Co., R. W.
Rayne Soaring Scott New Orleans; Hudson, Robertson 4
Co., VIM Wray Co., New York; J. b. Lppincott Co.,
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Thompson's Baggasse Furnace.
YALE COLLEGE,
New Haven, Ct, June 4. 1859.
have had occasion TO examine with both the the
and the actual workings of Mr. Moses Thompsons Furnace
for the burning Of wet fuels.
1857 Mr. Thompson built for of his furnaces de-
signed at Bristol copper mine in this State
where then conducting explorations. The furnace in
question the first OF its kind Mr. T. had before
had occasion pref furnace for this particular fuel 1t
that little change in the arrangements of the openings
the fuel dried fall freely into the
chamber all that wanting 10 perfect it, Mr. Thompson
prepared 10 effect II changes when the suspension of the
mines during the panic of September 1851 end
operations The result obtained however satisfied that
Mr. Thompsons capable of burning peat just
dug, with at least three in four Of its weight
This wnery fuel suiced in Mr. Thompson's furnace
only to keep steam in twenty five horse steam
boiler day ard mis- but did wi material economy of
fuel and expense compared with anthracite coal wood in
country where wood worth 81 per cord delivered and coal
cost about per tim.
have elsewhere given my views in detail respecting the
mode of action Of Mr. rhon psons furnace reed repeat
these views here. Suffice it to that am fully OF opinion
that Mr. T. has made discovery of great practical importance
in the and that it is here Of value in all the
growing COUNTRIES where the economical Of bagae
number of experiments and almost literal copies
of his rode of burning fuels have APP cared since he first
the field he alone merits the claim of originality in
sucng furnace for burning fuels, both correct in theory
and useful in practice
Mr. THOMSON is modest unassumiug man. original
has himself problem chemical and ply
sicG which has aed other inventors OF far greater
pretensios scientific ledge, and earnestly trust he
be allowed receive both the honors and the pecuniay
which belong to those who bestow by their genius
great fhvors on mankind .
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I WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
.and popular Family Medicines which they offer to supply
General Depot Special Agency, No. l61 and u Charters
street, New Orleans, La.
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+ HE RH ADv EaTIsIsa

Having by purchase succeeded the sole control Of the
Of Doris sousbern Advertising snd Collecting Agency
VIII b. continued by tbs uadsrsgnsd-by and with the
eunencs Of our publishing principals.
A. B. sTRAwBRIDGE 1 co.
AEohHce. TX Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 20, 1853. d0 Il
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ALWAYS on hand
4 . full supply Of g. H. humm Cos celebrated CHAN

vERZENAY.
Also alarge assortment Of Crnse ls freres BORDEAUX
WINES In cases and Casks at various prices.
They offer also fine assortment OF sHERRYS SPARK
LING BURGUNDY, PORT, and small invoice Of Abbotps
PALE ALE.
ga liberal discount allowed to the trade.
WM. MURE QUENTELL,
Agents for @. II. Mumm Co., Rerns, and
Cruise 6s freres Bordeaux,
au4 Mott Nos. IL Gravier and IS Carondeet ST.
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= THE poNEGANA HOTEL. MONTREAL


PATENTED BY JOHN TALON.
will hull five bushels of prepared Rice in from rs to IS
minutes, according to the quality Of the Rice Mr. GEORGE
PATTERSON, the Foundry and Machine Shop,
Deord and New vee Streets sole agent for the
facture and sale Of the same
JOHN TALON, Patentee.
New 0rlnana. Nnyemher IL lE5a MI LIZ
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s.s<,ssso- BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
seE..Sae hand and for ssefrom the rnsnuactory of
sssss.s Messrs. j. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
suericr Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick patent Cuh
oas; also Cloths Balls Cues and all other rnrnngs belong
ing to thisae.
received and promptly attended to.
A. W. MERRIAM,
ul7 " iSt. Charles Billiard Room, n. o
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NOTICE 10 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed both rough Dressed
from the best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale
54 for rough and s2 SO for dressed In lots suit
purchasers.
HJ-Iunber sawed to order.
te19 " STAR PLANNING MILLS, New Basin,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-09-28
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
VIM. Knabe & Co.'s
CELEBRATED PIANOS.

Established in Wilmington. N. C.
II AVING secured the Agency for the sale of
the above unriv allied ~intruments, we invite
the attention of all who may want a FIRST
CLASS PIANO (and no other is worth buying)
to the fact, and respectfully solicit the most intel
Ii gent and critical examination of the instruments
now on exhibition. These Pianos have secured
more Premiums than any other manufacture
They are fully endorsed by such names in the
musical world as Talberg, Strakosch, Satter, vi
euxtempts, besides the most distinguished Pro-
fessors and Ameteurs in the country.
There are hundreds of families in North Caro-
lima where these Pianos are used. We name q
few out of Wilmington: Hon. L.. OBJ. Branch, S.
w. Cole, Esq, Gen. ]. M. Leach, Carolina Female
College, Salem Academy, Rev. R. Burwell, Hills
boro', Rev. T. Campbell, Salisbury, Prof. Wolfe,
Greensboro Female College, &c.
In Wilmington we refer to the following gentle.
men who have Knabe's Pianos in use: Georgt
Myers, Esq, F. D. Poison, Esq, Griffith J. Nc
Rec, Esq, and others. We deliver these Pianos
in Wilmington at the published rates of the Man
ufacturers. Every instrument has the full irol
frame, and is fully warranted.
One thing we wish distinctly understood
Ns- They have never failed to secure the high
est premiums, whenever brought in competitiol
with others
Pianos now in store, just received, and can b
delivered Immediately, by
GEO. II. KELLEY,
Agent for VIM. KNABE 4 co.
Wilmington, July %, 1859, 4S-1y