A CARD.
TO PARENTS ANn GHARDIANS
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LADY ofsuperio talents and requirements desrous Of
IAhavng afsw pupils to Music. Her method
of instruction will be found be the expeditions pro-
noting them in the thorough knowledge and theory Of the
science oil any taught.


line directed X. NJ the Office Of this paper will be
duly attended 10. OF lm.tc
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c.
AID. ACHILLE respectfully her friends and
w patrons and to the general that her regular
VIII commence Saturday. October Ilth her Saloon, No
Al Walker street.


. DAYS OF TUITION.


For young Ladies and young Masters under years age,
5for young Gentlemen.


Evening Class for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
at O'Clock.


For Ladies and Gentlemen desous Of forming by them
selves private euadre Classes Polka Mazu uadrles
on any days and hour most convenient to both parties


ror Individual and private lessons in Dancing WazinK
Polka or nazurka for Ladies' and Gent
desired - -


Madame A. continues to give her professional
yonng isdies boarding schools and private families


ooiree for her pupils accompanied by their
parents or guardians as usual


Being correspondence with several the principal pro-
lessons Paris Madame A. receives them all the novel
ties Of the day admitted in the fashionable society she
will make II duty adopt them classes or yate
sohs accoruing TO ber patrons desires. sit lmsrc