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SOUTHERN FAMILYJOURNAL FOR 1851.
SOUTHERN FAMILYJOURNAL FOR 1861.
SOUTHERN FAMHYJOURNAL FoR1s61.
sOUTAERN FAMILY JOURNAL FOR 1861.


TIE coming year inausursiea The third volume OF
this favorlts exponent % Ssuthera literature. II
is 4 snurcs e no iinle gretiacation 10 rs tsst In an
nouneiug the thlrd volume Of the JOURNAL We are
enabled 10 give the best possible reproof b ire Dis
oourazina predictions Of Northern publishera. A. we'll
Elsherrfn our JBH section Of country. Yes. We are
Dr5ud % say hat The trnlaat success Of he SOUTH
ERN ri JOURNAL has proved the e-Eiatsnoe 81
literary talent and enterprise In the souiA Ehich feurs
no rivals.
hat, could they get 3 Southern psper Which, IN point
Of intrinsic merit and In price, could compete With
Northern Esetlfes, they would cheerfuliy support BE-.
We oHsr this daaidcratum We aEk nese prunisas % Be
redeemed. We ask . o0mparis0a with other papers
FAMILY UHN viii BE- found equal 20 the best.
Arrangements have been made With TIE
BEST WRITERS OF n SOUTH
and The publishers have 10 hesitation ins1ying that tie
JOURNAL must become
WELCOME QUEST IN EYERT SOUTHERN HOHE.
For the ensuing year We are enabled 70 report q host
d new and intsresting features, comprising among
Cthers
BRILLIANT ADDITIONS TO O STAFF OF CON-
TEIBUTEESf
an Intensely Interesting series %
DETECTIVE sTOEIEs5
important sd varied additions b our Justly celebrated
BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS.
We also trust 10 have IL IN oar power % snnouncsi
early IN spring, the commencement Of q series Of
sEErCKEs OF EURePEAE TRAVEL.
. with this view re have entered l1t9 negotatisn.
with s highly popular author 70 furnish us with areza-
lar orreEpondenee.
Win The January humber viii commences a story Of
unprecedented power and beauty and thrilling interest
entitled
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LOST LOST LOSTI

Several most variable Books snd Pspers, at the late
SIRE, among which was our RECIPE BOOKS. gathered
up and collateI during the last twenty-five yssrs. Any
person returning them to US shall be handsomely re-
warded. II. F. FARNswORTH & co.
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MarshaVs Sale Of Real Estate.

ON SATURDAY, n 18TH DAY OF MARCH, I viii
" sell to the highss bidder, for cash, the following
described property in the city Of Memphis, levied on TO
satisfy an execution IN favor J.. CLARK, vs.. Robert
Neil, ct al, judgment rendered at the October term
1850, OF the Federal Court At Jackson, forls2,o65. Osiand
s2i, 05 costs, Sale at the Arcade, Union street within
lawful hours, for cash. Redemption waived.
Said property is described us fOll0wa Lying aud be-
ing In the city OF Memphis, and in that part known a.
souih Memphis, and being part Of lot No. 8, IN block
Nc. 40, and beginning for the part tkeTein conveyed at
a stake on the west side Of Causey ST. eet Two hundred
and thirty feet eight inches north Of the intersection Of
the north side Of Vence street with the vest side
o. Causey street. and running thence north with the
west side OF Causey street, t~hirty-tws feet seven inches
10 stake; thence westwardly, az right angle with
CaEsey street, TO the center OF bayou. 0ayoso, thence
s~0uthwardly With the meanderings OF said bayou 70 q
point in TIE Eenter Of said bayou, opposite 10 and west
o. the beginning corner Of said lot, and thence in .
straight line to the beginning on the west side o. Causey
H. MoCLAHAHAN, Marshal.
- .HwAtM NaHO- 4
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Equal 70 every emergency, the original recipe vas
handed over 60 8 respectable firm u pharmaceutical
chemist In Edinburg, whohavs prepared % exclusively,
I'LL It's Introduction into the S8uihern States . short
time ago. And IL may be mentioned Es q c.nciuaiFe
proof Of its intrinsic merit ard supeFiority over al osher
preparations or stomach medicines, either IN Eurspe or
America. lhat npward of
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b patient resereh, that ne Highlander had been In
the ha5it % using a certain combination @ herbs and
roots, indigenous 70 their native hills and gisns, which.
when combined with oriental arc laticsi was found 10
be the most superlaGve iuviEoTat0r and builder Up Of
lty has ever known.
Its Remarkable Powers as a
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miscellaneous.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
New Memphis Jail.
Time Extended for the Letting
OF the same.

nRoPesAIs will be received By the undersigned
commIssioners, appointed BY the County Court 81
shelby county, az ibe snce Of the ~Erchiiect, James b.
OoOS, Esq.. Of the city Of Memphis, until y o'clock On
THURSDAY, the 18Th day o. March 1861, FOR building q
jail on the north west corner Of ohickasAw and Auction
streets, in the city Of Memphis, accordi7s u plans sna
Specifications on die In his once.
Contractors win be required 10 give q bond for double
he amount o. the contracts, with two approved sureuts
Tor the faithful performances Of The same.
The commissioners reserve the right 70 reject any
tender not entirely satisfactory 70 them.
On the certincate ard estimnte Of the architect pay
ment " II be made monthly in the bends Of Shelby
county, running one and two years, and bearing six per
cent. Interest, retaining one-third Of the monthly estl-
mate until the haAl e0mplstion Of the work.
All farther Information or explanation will be given
on application in person, or by letter to the architect At
his once, corner Of Main and Madison streets, Memphis,
tennessee. J.. ". A. PETIT,
A. n. MONTGOMERY,
J. 8. DICKEH30F,
". II. WALKER,
J. Il. GOODLKT,
a.rE gomufaqfouera
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TheChief Among Ten Thousand
DsIley'S Magical Pain Extractor

II As universally s~upplsnted al other Ointmsnts and
II healing applications in both the Eastern and West
ern Hsmispheres, wherever intrOdused5 and its infrn-
SIC merit is the true sscret o. its success in all cutdns-
Gus affections, whether the CsuEe be GccideEfOr disease
n SCALDS
Are instantly relieved OFF, their anguish, pain Anc
Inflammation, BY a timelyS application Of this mGrUel
louS healer, and the aeshE is renewed Is II by .
charm, no blemish OF scare remaining
TIE FRIEND OF NURSERY.
Children are f6quenlE sufferers from external
injuries, especially fromL Fluid and CGmphcae Err
northumberland everyE mother should have this
healing preparation con- Etantly 1t band. Il heals
sore Breasts, and quickly removes the TETTER er
RINGWORM, so preUd-@ lent in the nuTgerq.
10 TRAVELLERS BYGSEA n
The Machinists, the Tra.l veier, and every other In
dividual whose lot il life% throWs him within the
chsncs 81 accident fram5 explosion, fTeor collision,
shonld bear in mind thatS this Magic Extractor is his
best ERd emily frieBd. ltd Is both portable and cheap,
and should ever he his= companion, Is = FRIEND in
need. There are thou sands Of living witnesses
70 testify 70 its mArvelSN lsus v~irtus, who owe
their sound limbs EndE muscles 10 its saving
efficacy.
Tho following ara A few OF the leading 9iqeGs. fs
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B. KILLER. DAsHIELL.
b. TAYLOR p. TATLOR-
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Fer Safe
PETITION for 0

Mary z. Hammer ". A. n. Hammer. In &C. Circuit
Court Of shelby county, At Ralaigh.
TX this cause IL appearing from tna Detitiea herein
Il dhsd, duly sworn 70, that the defendant Il a nen-
Texid mt Il The state Of Tennessee, & IL sr6srtd b. the
clerk that publication for thirty days be mace IN ths
Hsmiibis weekly Appeal, requiFinE the defendant, A..
n. Hsmner, 20 appear within The hrst hres days o.
next 5ireuit Court, % Re held a. AalsiEh % the taird
Moudhg In Nay next, and then and there 70 plead,
snswir or demur 70 comnlainanps bill herein nlea fer
elvorss, or the same viii be taken for confessed, and
set for heeFing * parte.
Dote a. once February IS, 1851
N. D. L. STEWART, CLERK.
cellar & Thomgson solicitors for conplainsus,
fe1Lu4f
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n-RENTLNGER's FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-
ID RILLA DANDELION "a purely vegetable
ureparutioni stands At the head Of an curative SCENTS,
in eases OF scrofula, Enlargement Of the Joints, Chrsuic
Rheumatism, s~ruptions o. The SKIN, Eetie Rash, Tei-
ter, Ind gestion OF Dyspepsia, Nervous or Bilious
Headache, S~yphiitic OF Aercurial Dl'casess complaints
incideut 10 females; in short, for all diseases arising
from a deraHSed condition Ct the digestive organs, an
Impure state Of the blood, or Cue iniudieious use Of
mercury.
Physicians prescribe it in preference to any ether
Alternative in use.
For sale b J. B. NILS
no. 3 Poplar street,
ua2a-em Vest Of Ovartun haiai.
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aFOE3C6.
Petition for Divorce.
OCULTST.

nR. J. B.. GENTRY, OF Frankfort, Kentucky, has 10
~ Gated himself for the winter in Trenton, Tennessee,
for she special purpose Of treating diseases Of the eye.
selected that point on account OF its railroad con-
n~ectisns being complete in every direction, and its
cheap boarding facilities for his patients. Cal so n.
He can give satisfaction in all durable eases. All let
answered Immediately. ha26-diw:w3ms
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aeiA-0W ~ MNHN Ntt..
JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
GARDENS,
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tenn,


One mile south from Court Square.
WE have a large lot Of FRUIT TREEs Of cur oEH
w growth.
Psa5h trees, strong and vis5rous, Of ire latest va
rieues-
Appie trees, CT TIE best KIND, for ne south.
Pear rees-A large lot Of dwarf and standard pear
trees.
Az cherry. Plum. Apricot, Eeotarineh etc.
A splendid assoTtment o. large and hanlaoma hFef-
Greens. Roses and Green house plants
Anything Ia the nursery line ElWays on Band.
Plants guaranteed 10 order and delivered 70 any pan
o. the city free o. charge. Orders from he country 90
ucitrd.
Persons In ne country wishing gardens made 20 Or
der viii BE- accommodated on reasonable terms We
employ none but Tire best workmen.
Orders through the post-omoe to me viii receive
prozpt a~tteufioz-
Soc EtcheFarue having been IN France his last sum-
mer has added largely In The newest Roses, Japonlcasi
Rahfas. H~iacynths, Tulips, etc, ctr Alec 10 fuuii
Trees OF The choicest kinds al OF which be will sell al
he lowest prices for cash.
de4-tapl Enquirer oopJ-l
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FoR V1CEsBUnG The steamer Kentucky, Capt Lee,
fG the regular packet faT Ticksbarg THE evening, ard viii
leave a. s ciclock. Eliott, Tinson NCo- are he agents.
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We're fully tested, and crowned With unprecedented ssc-
10 every instance where It's virtues were tried
ind It might have been truly said that the good tlmf
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Tenants, Tenants.

WE can supply responsible tenants fer eve OF sx
w good houses al rents ranging from $500 70 $1,000
per annum.
ALSO,
A good Blscksnith snd q GOOD Carpenter, 70 hire for
the pFeseus year. Both youHg and likely NEGROES.
YOUNG a WILL
J 5ai6 2SI Msin street, Up stairs.
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FREIGHT AMI ACC0MAODATIOE TRAINS
win leave and arrive IS fellows:
LEAVE ARRIVE AT
ON MONDAYS, W~EDEEsDAYs AND FRIDAYS
LEAVE ARRIVE AT
Garner st........s;i6 NJ Memphis at......4:4O p n
ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AMI SATURDAYS.
Trains arriving at Memphis connect with the MemBhis
aAd Charleston and the Meaphis and Ohio Railros1s,
for the North and East.
Trains arriving at Garner station there connect with
a daily line OF nail coaches, which leave on arrival Of
the mail train for Grenada, and New Orleans via Mis-
sifsippi Central Railroad.
Granada tickets are sold by L. S. KnoWIton 1t Gayoss
and Worsham houses. r. HOUGH,
mrs General Superintendent.
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-
SAVANNAH, Ga, February ., 1851.
TUE Congress Of the Confeterais States Of America
Il having, on The 18Th day o. February inst, euscted
the law hereunto annexed, it becomes Necessary that
this company should change the system hitherto pursutd
by them, in receiving and forwarding goods consigned
to their care, as they are not prepared 10 transact the
business at the custom hsuse, and advance the duties,
or give bonds fer the same, as will be required.
Therefore, mercants, cousignees OF goods, heretofore
oonsigning them 70 the care Of Central railroad AGENT
are hereby notified that from and after the Ieth day OF
March next, their goods must be consigned TO the care
OF some commission merchant IN the city whose outlay
Commissions and duties always excepted viii be ad-
vanced BY this company, and charged to the goods as
formerly.
shout be mailed to the commission merchan. employed
10 for ward the goods; and it would be we'd for msr-
chants TO instruct their shippers so to do.
R. R. CUYLER President.
An ACT.
Be II enacted by the Confederate States OF America,
That the following articles shall be exempt from duty,
and admitted free into said States, to-wit. Bacon, pork,
hams, lard, beef dsE OF al kinds, wheat, and h0Er Of
all other grains, Indian corn and meal, barley and bar
lev Hsrr. rice and rice -four, oats and cat meal, gun
po,yder and al the materials OF which il is made, lead
in all forms, arms Of every description, and munitions
OF war and military ac~coutremeuts. percussion caps,
and living animals Of all kinds also, all agricultural
nroducts IN their natural state
section ?. That all goods. wares and merchandise I'M
ported from any one Of the late United States Of Amer
ica, not being now s member Of this Confederaey, int
mis- Confeaersey, before the fourth day OF March next,
which may have been bona die Purchased heretofore,
or within ten days after the passage Of this act, shall be
exempt and free from duty.
aection 4. That the State Of Texas be aud Is hereby
exempted from the operation Of the tariff laws hereto
~(signsd) HOWELL COBB,
President Of the Congress.
Passed by Congress on me eighteenth Of FEBRUARY,
J. J. HOOPER.
fe21 Secretary Of the Congress-,
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GOOD LOOKING YOUNG GENTLEMAN POSSESS
~ ten thousand dollars cash. desires to meet Young
lady Of prepos-essins aipsranc. refinement and
Reference or phoso phi, exchauged If desired Ad
dress Dewitt g. z box l9t Herald oiIce. Matrimonial
Agencies please their powder
A YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT AND WEALTH
~ aged Is residing short distance the country MOI
having any particular friends the acouain
auee oi young gentleman with view e. niaitimonv Ad
Gress Juii. ilsr aid office.
NSATRIMoSY MADE EAsY-NlTH INSTRUCTIONS
4tl for eorng In order 10 Win the alecdns the opp.
site To- pages illustrated. Sen rosi paid on
- cents g. & HAMMOND e Co. 10 Nassau H.,
DEAD AND REJolCE.-AgE YOU IN LOVE, TUTy
IN learn the secret hos 10 los male tAe ooect of yr
aaeciionh from hgay Interesting nrak, which ii4s ~ -
tAc iue0us making thousand ~ happy nnrr,grs II
w4 Wi De sfni You e8lpt Of thirty - : oaasS
IN envelope addressed Pro-. t.Tier, Boston Masa
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THE WAR.

GOOD COT, A GOOD LOUNGE AND GOOD
n Chair all In one piece, size when folded by q
square and two feet long Camp chest army trunks camp
Stools &c. GURLEY BRADY, Az Broadway.
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LET-!TUE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE No. li2
Eas AuiiieentA stfee, etHecE Second anG ihiiu
y The house Is In perfect order and good Oraon
70 q nood ten.tnt Apply 10 JOHN FOSTER lt9 East
nteenth street. al No. "a Pine street, Mechanics Ex
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INSTRUCTION.

=. FRENCH GENTLEMAN, FROM PARIS, WISHES
to exchange French cas Scni lessons for English
lection TO country place. whore comfortable hone can
obtained for the winter reasonable terms Address T.
DEL. Of JOY, coe 4 Co.
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LINGLANDS PRACTICAL SYMPATHY WITH THE
IL Federal Government OF America IN preserving up.
holding the Union.

holding the Union.
WAR; WAR WAR.
Captain r. l. de Cartret, Ad utant and First class MUS
kerry Instructor her Britannia Macstys Second Royal
Jersey regiment Of Infantry having arrlvei in New YORK
from England TO iaar service in the federal rny will de-
liver tore lin nHorm), by special request In Clinton
Hall Asor place or Broadway, Monday evening, the
lSh is. at eight o'clock The Science and Practice
Muskey as TAuSh ani Practioed in the British Army"
The lecturer w demonstrate with the assist Of lieut.
Gilbert Ncholcs OF lcr Britannia acsy's Sixty
re ,iment who served in the Crmcan war, and who
present ut the ia Of Sebastoro, for which has
medals and class the great advantages arising from sci
entic KNOWLEDGE " the laws regulating the ht
IN their mp alton modern warfare. The lecture
will race in popular FORM history of warke weapons
from he carlics p2rod the time showing the
proyenents introduced and carried effect in the Brush
service. sketch VIII alsoc given Of the military schools
of England Captain de Carcret having very recently
England, Is In position to advance many proofs that the
views put forward the Times and the
paper pres 81 Lonun are not those Of the great oy of the
people VI that towards the federal and
PEOPLE OF the United States of America.
Doors open AT ~ oclack Admission 25 cents.
Ladies and gentlemen by address
ing note 10 or Ealing Captain de Carcrer Asior House
New York.
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HOTELS.

DARTIES WISHING TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS Fol
l. permanent Board or for Board during winter ia
hotel located in the lower part the city
convenient TO all the leading places .. business, win y
with liberal terms by applying IS Pine stree,
from 10 to II O'Clock. JOHN SUTHERLAND
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RMY AND NAVY PAY COLLECTED, AND CLAIMS
IA upon all the departments at w Washington cashel
by JOHN b. MURRAY,
30 NASSAU street. the Posi- uHlcA
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- ETA BRICK COTTAGE, WITH ALL THE MO-
N Ira improvements, unlI. tie Isl If MAJ, longer.
liie corner vi Franklin DE kab Br oklyn.
Il & q. ~
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

MINERS CELEBRATED FRESH BREwEp CHAM
rane Ale on draushL AZ No $50 BroAawAy. corner of
cn.n street a. II. TuOAP
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NEW MUSIC.-FHOMAS BAKER,S NEW WALTZ
IN THE LAURA KEESE WALTZ.

pTANo wANTED--IN EXCHANGE FOR EIGHTY OR
Il one hundred and sfvty acres of good land W ani
oun.v Wisconsin Address G. A. G., box 10 Post Office
New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


EODEY FOR DEcEMBER-A BRIDE PLATE-oUR
VI fair readers VINO nut ally Inclined, have
10 hem In fashion plate fer THIS
rety from winch % choose elegant and br,
attire. Al very great expense and truutls
ned the hrst In tts country this splendid assmbage
nn tel garments Our eAertions, assured, viii be
ai .ctaed BY AR subscribers
In presenting this plate In the full
that nohins equal to has been published in Paris or
rndon, and nothing approaching IL In tins country Six
iu length sure IN pate, forming pretty pcture
mere fashion plate Of iyaies ~ pa dres. upon As
much q subJe any published III book
FASHION PLATES FOR 1861
These peadiJ fashion VIII be during the
1861 Double plate fashions, containing from i've 10
hgure each alone being worth the price the
book. For sale by all the Dealers
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n French languages huently, would lie give instruc
he above languages either at her residence al
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NY PERSONS OF FAIR MILITARY CAPACITY.
"A having recruits or part OF company may hear OF an
opportunity Of getting position In first class
disposng Of his squad promptly for consideration, by ad-
dressing Col. Weeks 59f Broadway.
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A SITUATION DESIRED--IN BRASS BAND FOR
n the war, By who has been leader OF two brass
bands Address Brass Band, Herald Office n. B.-Terms
SO per nth.
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NOREIGN MUSIC. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND
= for alt fnsttumehts.-o'e milton Of works reiatird
cents n page, far below Music bought
cap again Muse sent fnr inspections. Letters con-
in cents In stamps for answer
p. A. WfNpERMANN, 6iS Broadway.
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IGHTE A. BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE OVERSEEING
lass Patent Insulated Full rame Grand ana Square
anofortes 42l Rroome What everybody
true; everybody they the best therefore they
he best,
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NIILLINERY, sc.

4
Mrs LAZARUS ISAACS 10 DIVISION STREET, HAS
Nl ready bcaui III assortment u French Bonnets
jt from Paris which riur In style and
elegance offered 10 the public Mra Isaacs tn
her the ladies' Of New York and the Western
ami country merchants to call and inspect her stock OF
French Millinery.
NITANTED TO BUY-A SECOND HAND SET OF SABLE
w Furs. Prite suit the times None but those nav
Ing good need apply Address for three days D. q,
Herald Office.
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LADY. RECENTLY RETURNED FROM THE
n So tn, where she has been teaching desires position
a family school would like a ella mt.
ogish branches vocal and instrumental music taught
hlv Would teach for board Address Music Teacher
!. bpxl 1 a Isosto
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y y LET-STORE AND DATELf.ING HOUSE NO. 245
broome street; also the Sart and BaseGen Bakeries
+ Ride street and 2Di k..iDe street, ami Stores and
inns tn LUDLOW Rivinston aud flt streets Rents low
ulre at 20 Gre nd sire DIN We'll lul Pitt st.
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IIKTH. POND a Co.-547 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
have hundred new Piano ortes let at low prices
nd will allow the rent IL purchased Sheet Music Musical
Jerks Guitars, vions, brass instruments and all kinds
usicai Goods at low prices.