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b Rosenerans & Smiths Jewelry
Store is on Second Street, between
Main and Sycamore. Harry will give
all work leftwith them his personal
attention.
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EG= The largest fine stock of Bats,
Caps and Furs ever brought TO Indi-
ana, can now be found at
sep21-tf &. A. WEBER & Cos.
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R The Gard Photographs made
by w. Z. Worthington & Co., can't
be beat this side of New York. Come,
see for yourself. corner Main and
Second Streets. sep28-1m
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Bgg- Prang's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 80 to
s25 90. Call and examine them at
f. & BIS. oc1tf
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B@- Real .Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHEs'
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EE For a stylish Bonnet or Hat,
call .on Miss Bellam, in charge of
Schapker, Busting & Co.'s Millinery
Department. seq
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CITY m 81 W S.

re- Trial Balance Paper for sale at
this Office.
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OPERA HOTJare

HAIRY o.. Hates. .... Lessee nul MaHr.lr
y. ~ ButbL isili-.-., ........... a ctfur MrrUlas
~ - Iis tts.ssatnuH Direction
The public ARE repeatedly frf54-...I
shat Mr. batel, in order o. give tham n
$500 - sisei tainw eut win bring lT1
ENIlhH COMPANY fr0m.the
LoUEgHILLB OPERA house
Which hi prouunnc6d hy Che I0nfavIIIa
city.
H9- Read thc following namost
Miss Minnie 81 onk. Mn Il. IL. strlrsn
" Annie LleWellyu, #" r.. III. rs IehoIH
Agnes NtauneId+ II ~ pfEr.r
Mrs. ~. n. Pierce, WT IL N0u.
Miss Marian Sumnnerr.it FTnrFt. If I..s a..rr
Annie Mortimer 20 H d -UelIa.... 70
Louise Lec1mpte, " 81, MDrtiuar'
DIR. 3. III. And erh0n, o M.DfEcrIa .ea ef
with the above array OF talent. Ono Mon.
ager % enabled 90 produce the .frnrrfT
plete manner
a fun aud elncient orchestra b r1rrr#l
under the direction o. hlr. 49,
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~ Fine Gossamer body Silk Hats
made to order at
sep21-tf WEBER & Co.'S.
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~ Lead Pencils from twenty cents
to one dollar per dozen at the jour
NAL Office.
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-----I NU5LDaI U5Et u
OFFICE LOCAL BOARD OF Inspectors,
MEMPHIS. TENN, Sept, u. 1859.


The Local inspectors are OF the opinion
that the evidence taken in the case of the
EXPLOSION of the steamboat Phantom all
goes to establish the fact that the steamers
Phantom and Clara Scott were racing at
the time of the explosion OF the boilers on
the Phantom. IL we were called upon to
define the meaning OF the word " racing"
we would say where two boats were run
ming in close proximity one to the other,
and the officers and crew of each boat are
carrying high steam and using all other
means in their power to arrive at a certain
point u advance Of her COM pet1tof. We
would call this racing especially where
the boats are known to be running in
opeu opposition for the purpose OF secur-
ing the business and trade. a5
We are, therefore, OF the opinion that
Captain Dexter, assuming to control the
-navigable waters of the United States.
which have been declared open and free
alike to all of her citizens, has acted in
open disregard OF the safety of The lives of
as a commander of steamboats,.
And in the case OF the engineers of the
steamboat Phantom, Philip Best and John
Wallace, we are of the opinion that the
boilers on the steamer Phantom We're very
defective. They were burned ana charred
on the bottom Immediately over the fires,
and the first engineer, Philip Best, in his
own evidence, admits that he was not
aware of the condition OF the boilers, and
fur her states that he had been employed
on the steamboat Phantom for the last
year past as engineer, and in that time he
had never caused the bottom of the
boilers to be swept and examined
ditfon. The Inspectors assume il to be a
fact that the boilers on the steamboat
Phantom could not have become thus
burned and charred. as portions OF them
proye to be, If the said engineer mentioned
abave had used the proper skill and pre-
caution in the dls efds OF MS duties as
of philip Best and John Wallace for the
term of one year from date, for negligence
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RF The very best Carmine Ink in
the market, for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
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BDr The price of Photographs is
reducedt to 50 90 per dozen at w. 7.
Worthington s. Co.'s, corner Main
AID Second Streets. Come, see US.
sep2S-1m
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PnbIIe Lecture.

The distinguished Colored Leotur-
err, Mrs. f. e. w. HARPER, viii lee
ture at Masonic Hall" on Monday
evening. October 4th. 1869. Benefit
of A. II. e. Church.
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SUBJECT

:. Oar new citizens-The work before
US.
Admission % cents. oct1
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ia Remember that p. L. GEIssLER
& Co. keep a full assortment of Gold,
Silver and Steel Spectacles at low
prices. oe2
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Bg Arm-Rests, Belt Hooks. Bill
Files, Pen Racks, Penholders. &e.-a
lage stock at the JOURNAL Office.
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R@s Faber's best Artists Gum, at
the JOURNAL. Office.
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Ia Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with vanish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's. oc1tf
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Writing Inks, of all the best
brands, always on hand at the Jour-
NAL Office.
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DC PnbIIe Debt slatement.



WAsHNGV0V, Oetobrrf.
Debt bearing interest In coin
Dor ds AZ 3 per cent.............. g On -aa .-..
BonoS a. 0per cent......,t.t...... ss1tif -
I07. Gao s59 71
AhtsEes ....t,......., -4l I f4
Debt bearing intereat In law.
ful money ceHlhcatta 3 per
cen b...... ......... .+l.l...s.... an -rr 0.r
Navy pension fund.- uer 'Y
a'nl'.''--.-'.--..'..-'.-..v-r~" H1@m
Total ......... ................ . rgi 5rgI
AHAsl D7h-...s a..s-..'sss +......4... I1llagl .8
Dfbt on which fnGerese las
ces4. aihco moturily... 15zlnI cf
Alte4 ot'.'.... ..i-..s,..4......., .... IIrfI EE
Debt bearing no Interest de-.
L1ena ana legal tender
Postal and fractional onrraG.
81 .-...----......4+.. .s...,....... lIH6f 1re -H
Certificates Of gold debosfed tfff
Iotai..'''.'.' '--..........e u3 ll8egs 0J
Total amount ouistandlng..sz BOD s5s ~ az
Ahtel at---'- -.-..s-.--..s. .lIlGT f1
Total debt. principal md 1n-
terest, 10 date, Gnciudfnv
coupons, due and NOT pres
Bentod for paym ent...........f COB H0GJ n
Amount in Treasury, c0i1.-a.EI18 s5fG55 Il.
Amount ln Treasury, curreu-
YIN N..| NI#
SINKING fumd fm o. H. coin
interest on bonds ana an-
cruod Interest thereon .......... r0Ia5Il. 9-
Othef ~. .. coin Interest
bonds purchased and acc
crued Interest thereon.... 8iG1rfaa 55
Iotal-................ a
Debt, Jess amouuf ia Treas
NtJ flH HlUrT I'd
DeUt le9a amount iu TrrnHs
ury on the lIt pInEIfno... Z fII fel -4I I'D
DecrDaae or tue debt duriuW
the past month ............. q az de- .l
Deereaao OF the debt alura
March iai, lss9-.-....,.4..'- 5g,g3s Use w
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B@~ Novelties in Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap, at Schapker,
Bussing & Co.'s. seq
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FOR LOUISVILLE.
The magnificent passenger steamer
,aRz<A MORNING STAR,
- A. Il. Gilmore. Master;
Frank DOugherty, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville, and all way ports,
sATURDAY, OCTOBER ID,
at o'clock P. DE.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or to w. q. BROW n & CO.,
I elI-ntA N@S&~ A1OItS - 49, E-1--'@
- Lew. K atss, Master:
Il. Eugene Bowers, Clerk,
VIII leave for New Orleans and all way
ports on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ID,
at 10 Am.
For freight or passage apply on board, 81
to W. q. BROWN a. Co,
HUMPHREY, LEWIS e. CO.,
1t Agents.
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GRAND HATINFR BlTVnnlTofap q

PnTcE ON ADHESION. - pnTuu.ffI- .--T
Dress Circle, 20 centss fnulIy lIIei. N
oentss Gallery, - cents: Private H.Ft.
81 and t1. tD- Seats can bc aaruFrI IN
SCOTS Book store, corner 8f .re.a5I a+..I
Main Streets. CHARLES HHEr
ocA-8L .HHU..UH..-.
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10 ooucludo wltH 10 mTco Or

QUIET FANLIL7h o.
Dir. Barnaby Blbbg..................r R Pierce.
Mr.. Peter EnrFer...........s.........I G Wilton.
Mrs. Bar nnDy hibba.. 81 ila Annie IicUeIIyf.
selma bumme rs,..... 4 l58 Annie MortImHr.
6ruHn by s.s..s. ..sss.... HAIRY g UHuI.fH
Mrs. benjamin. Bibha.Misa "a Rnaa HtauHeId
snarley .....,............ Miss Marian Summer.
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Dor DIS az 8 per cent............- q On -......
Bonds ~ 0per cent.....sse.s...... sf
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ceftiaaa'ss. q 7oii dssa
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Po5tal ana fraaLIonaI cur h nj
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SINKING fumd Am Us B. coin.
Interest on bonds ana an-
cruod Interest thereon .........
Othef ~. =. coin Interest
bonds purchased and acc
crued Interest thereon ......
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Debt bearing no Interest de-.
memo and legal tender
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DAVIDSON & BECKER,
Merchant Tailors, 1873 Main st.
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Dfbt on which Interest Hnr
ce94td since maturily.........,
= s1t ss''s'tsss ssisssstst4.....s.i ....sss..
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Total debt, principal md ln-
tcrest, 10 date, including
coupons due end NOT pres
Bentod for payment............ 3
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-06
A FINE OPENING FOR GRANT.

From the NJ Y World.
Here is an excellent opening for Mr.. Grant.
A niger by the name of Tol Page-we beg
pardon, gentleman of color, the Hon. Talla-
ferro Page-doorkeeper of the reconstructed
Senate of the State of Alabama, was some
time since arrested for the unlawful conversion
to his own use of pair of shoes This brought
Mr. Page into unpleasant relations with JUS
tice. but the Justice reconstructed justice,
and Mr. p in the course of its perqulsltlons,
consuming all sorts of oaths like pie, the up
shot was that he went unwhipped back to his
most in the Senate chamber, and there, by
the piebald body infesting that apartment,
was voted a vote of confidence and thanks.
What time and how the stolen shoes creaked
in a joyful breakdown at the reception OF TINS
virtuous testimonial does not appear but soon
thereafter it seems that Mr.. Page was yet
second time brought into relations with JUS
tice. and this time even reconstructed justice
the Judge being a scalawag OF the pure
blood, and the jury five negroes to seven
| whites-found him guilty OF perjury ana
| thereupon decreed him, on the 25th OF the
| month last past, term of five years lmprl-
sonment in the Alabama Penitentiary
1t is suggested that here is fine opening
| for Mr.. Grant. Let that eminent parsonage
entreat from the reconstructed Governor OF Vi Vi
Alabama the pardon of the Hon. Ianalerro
Page, and forthwith send that worthy gehtle-
man on foreign mission. True, the name
of this same Mr.. Page is now before the de-
partment as a fit and worthy person TO DE
United States mail agent in Alabama, put @
why trammel so eminent genius WIN tIe
care OF mail-bags of leather? He has ALREADY
mad transactions in that material, and they
have not turned out as pleasantly for nm nm
as they might. Give him mission MT
Grant He is fit fellow to your Sickles in
Spain.
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They can hold the Congress and the President
to the fulflment of pledges made, condi-
toned on exactions complied with, or can
hold them up to disgrace and defeat on every
political field where the radicals may venture
with the record of Virginia cheated written
against them.
As to Candy and his lodges, Butler and his
letters Congress and its legislation, the Presi-
dent and the perfdy proposed in his behalf
they are not to be feared, or sought to be
tianked. Virginia ROm belOHgs 10 herself. She
has complied with even the conditions which
radicalism imposed. Having wisely stopped
to conquer, she may now raise her head In
triumph. Continued exclusion from the
Union, negation of the verdict and the will
of her citizens the continuance of military
rule will work out for her (f the administra
ton dare any of these things) a far more eX-
ceeding weight of victory before the tribunal
Of the people now in judgment upon her per-
secutors and despoilers.
Virginia holds the citadel of Democratic
victory under every process of Congressional
reconstruction. Her Southern sisters have
thanked God for her example, and have taken
the courage wherewith to repeat it when their
time comes. And if adoption of radicalism
be the alternative of continued disunion by
act of Congress- it will be Virginia's conser-
vatiye invincibility which will extort such an
admission from the administration-an admis-
sion which will drive them from power in
every section where it is plainly proclaimed
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OLD VIRGINIA.
From the ". Y. Tribune.

from Ue ". 4. IFlOune.
"Time was that when the brains were out,
the man would die, and, when an election
was over, the majority took the reins and the
minority subsided, and that was the end of it,
The late Virginia election seems to have been
conducted under other auspices. Though
there is no uncertainty or dispute as to the
result, the disposition to argue and dispute
seems nowise abated; and the belligerents on
both sides favor the Tribune with frequent
iterations of their grievances. The subject
grows threadbare; yet we printed yesterday in
juxtaposition bulletin from either side and
solicit for both the earnest attention of the
public The writer's are men of ability and
character, and their statements of facts may
be relied on.
Let us deal first with that of Mr. Kelley
(whom we recognize as an ex-editor, delegate
elect to the new Legislature, and, as he says,
a most determined "RebelO; we look in vain
for proof of his assertion that the North, OF
the Republicans thereof, are intent on keep
ing Virginia out of the Union. The press OF
this city may be fairly presumed to represent
every considerable phase of Republican senti'
ment, yet not one of our daily journals has
even suggested that the election OF Walker
Co should be overruled by Congress or any
other power. And we know of no Influential
Republican demonstration in favor OF any
such course. We all assume that Virginia II
10 resume her place in the councils Of the re
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COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
~ of all numbers and brands Tent, Awning, Trunk
and Wagon-coyer Duck. Also, Paper ManqiacturersI
Drer Felts from thirty TO seventy-siI inches wide
'"0'''''' N''''-'' JOHN W. EYERMAN,
25S No. l03 CHURCH Street (City Storesl
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CEA-sIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
- is now omen tDtbereception of guests.
EVANS a HAINES, Proprietors.
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pa IN j 8 a M MI, 4, Il
N xrf ~ - III 49, y 80,
80 80 $500 ~: W
s; ~ y. - -
fs s,f j.g tM sssl
s1s ~ 49,, ~ ds..ss -
fs,s heas "a poLasoss,
yx;cI. 4 sis..5 80 s:l.,s
= ana Ias - tssss1
and si,tysc;s,t Il. y5,s =. 49,.
n ,ssss =. 4. III.
viii aiwavs nrcsr,s t,e,, ,s1s.sl,y
applied and even Son t,,e ,ss,ars,ss ~
farrners trv 80 Y .1' - s'''
rIss..- 8. !, :, ~ 4
r.i aLo ~. ~ n IA. 4 = IRsT-HATE CROP or
~ 0aaA mere are many ways q doing
- 6us ~ you oniy enter ON the taxm
m sgti.ne, you VITA WORK 20 Disadvantages.
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II. 3. W, 49, - zs.,,,, ..a..,,,s,
TIE stssGPe ,sss,. X Il
are aware OF tne ~ ~
been consequels ~
extenslve use - u * 80 sd
paper ah a. sts fst !, = f ~.
every monl e anyaIn,ses =, Ns,s YorE
dine, .s.,,,s ara extensiyeiy engaged ii the
t oafi nl and many others do sonaetAing at
pasano s.,,,aii ,xay The number sc enyelfsnes
M ln = amt weekly Il NOT far from four
tu !iiseasS THE grlgrs used Is a preparation
m n itsreh called dert;ae. the value Of which
81 o. s. saa HI and stifYening purposes was
accluena' Dnr;ng 4he confias-Tafiun M 4,
tino e' a. xys,,eJ,Sf,se. 4 cotton sp;nn3T
iates ,od 1t ~ eor,y;ng water and rollipo>0nt
worAsu 81 c,,srresa flanr- ri She ,ofninU
ING p1 e., I'd clotl,es irremediaIIv stiffenei
DO io5 Ssad toTaSher n a
any ssss;ors 1,a asceyfainaJ fhat tha
VI ins 49,. ss[.,,t1 fnrr,, wifi,
,as.sS,,s fts more afahessva fI,an
glutinous .nasscl $500;
any NJ ~ tSnt tI,is nsenaTsi WAS
800, ~; fcr stisan : cotton
Des.s. '. al ts.s' a;sccSara, Kant he se.ret
ycs,,.v ,,it 81 the 81 ssy,,,fast,,re Of
ala st0 ,n,,, i Var cnfton dresseas Rnt
~. $500 s was lie r,,is, IL beca,na i
LIE a;.ats ,,;s secret was sliscovered ana
co,,,a ;,,ts notice n Il -nryv .rsed
sar IN ,urnosas vyIare q chean mnciiare Is
reauired. For dressing cotton goods, fog
preparing the backs of postage stamps, the
edges of envelopes, manufacturers labels,
ETC., it 10 found to be unrivalled. It has
nearly ruined the gum arabic trade, as we'll
as that OF sealing wax and Waiers.
CoacerniRg HMBsaa Lit6.-The total num-
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Eewards' Haltimore ORGANS.
IMpOfocf6 huu OdiltoFb IN Z y
UPRIGHT. AND SQUARE PIANOS


% Camp street New Orleans $3.50
Just rseeySd. acomplete assOrsnent OF the casabra-
ted PLEYEL Panns which will sell At prices
the times AlsooH hand chs celAbrated Stsinway PSan0s
Piano Stools and Covers in great variety, expressly
ported for the Holidays. - ss}tt Jise4H 2 = ~
Particular attention paid to Tuning and Repairing.
Give a calbe purchasing elsewhere and con.
since yourselves that or tbs best bargains d20 If
NEW YORK 'wEBEK PIANOS
Whilst ciackeing and SteEnva sent their Pianos to
the Paris Exposition whore both got Medal aud are
now saIelng as 70 which as the right one, Weber re-
1nainea at home, manufacturing his Superior Pianos,
knowing that the people Of New Orleans in selecting
Coed instrument, do not look cor s6la medals
Iy fseps and stranger invited toezasane these
Splendid Instruments which pronounce enfiatteaIly
THE hest NOW MADE.
This assertion Is not made from ber6bastic motives
bat after aGaTefnl and Gloss examination am ircsrely
convinced of thoir superioityl and challenge any
other Piano with without gold medals when placed
sJe by side to WEBER, to excel 1t in Power. Sweet
ness BrEncy PerSeos Equality Of Tone Elasticity Of
Touch. and Great Durability. For sale by
THEoD, La HACHE
Depet Of Catholic Church Mnsie. do Il
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London has an area of 100 square miles,
and as 1000 houses are added TO it each
year, New York, with all its rapidity of
growth, will have great difficulty in over
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SIMsERs 'NRw FAaELF1 SEW.

SIfMMSIEgRs GELEBRATED NEW EAlGELF SEW
the best Sewing afaeino ever offered 70 tide pnbc.
1t Hsms and FEELS. Braids. Cords Taohs and Ararks
and Embroiders with each elegance and ease that the
finest needework would look in comparison. IT il
the only Machine invented that ernbro with.
the LockSttch end Aessunt or its adjustable foot
has greater rsnge Of work than any other 1t 10 ssed
almost by all the Lady Aners In an the
Cnvents Of and 1t has the gsatest circulation
Of any Machine In the werld warrant every MAGAZINE
sen to gtTe satsfacton aid after gal to return
the money II It deesHot7do go JOHN MeNuLTY.
Camp street New Orleans,
Wholesale and Retail gency for Loussana Texas Mia
ceieSratsd new TMkEzb 49, = $3.50 '''-eN
quality Tor Dress Makcrs TailoFs and saddlerss com
stantiy ON hand. 81; feat am
NEW YORK PRICES FOR GROVER & BAKERs
HIGHER PREMIIM SEWING MACHINES.
HsHaFVer 9alitsr Tucker. and lsraasr glyen witll
each Machine "a, az EsSssasg ar& ~ -
once - Canal street, New o.lsan., z, ph1 an
Al. Ii 2 'slassE u a. e so ~ :
T. MUSIC, PIANOS, ANDINsrRUMENTs,
Royal street.l .s4t--4-..-. 16
ifsq ssBetweea CAnAi and Castombeuse.
PIEYEL PrAEos. ofirea. on = new plan, ana other
MUsicAL ISsTRgs9EsTs. e Al kinds. s.
a. nplce rSaGh And llsttau SERIAk1Ss
large assortment OF MUSIC. - rstst' -
All at the most reduced prices : s Is AZ
All orders promptly attended to. las 3n
RLAcKMABs MUSIC STORE,
1s4.-----,----.- CANAL STREET. ----.-.1 64
Fs5s Is, . NEW ORLEANS. 49,
Directly Opposite Christ ,chuseh)
st4ss'at Depot for
WIN. Knabe 4 Co.. 'Baitimore PIANOS.
erovesteenr Fuller g Co.'S PIANOS =
s Geo A,sRriasei q. Cas- Automatic ORGANS,
~ = - Eesardsi baltimore oRes Ans so =
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SEWING mAcHIHEs--PlANos.
9oo-..... 90 &. g. sos
WILCOX &s GIRBs e.
TWISTED LOOP ETITCH SILENT
81 sst FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Es
$50

AItsAsF8 IN order and fBhl3y %
sew. Such Is It's simplicity, and
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