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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

F IOLTO AuctOnt1f
SALE of FURNITURE, Pier Glasses,
- Clothing SC &c-F. COTTON will sell THIS DAY
TUESDAY sept O. 10. o'clock at No 50 Beekman-s an
No large assortment Of good New and Second
hand Furniture. comprising Sofas Tables, Chars Beds
Betsteads. Burea Carpets and OIL Cloths. Marble Toy
Ctrtc and Caid Tables Wash Stands, Toilets Chamber
Furniture cR sn &c Also ilarge French plate Glasses
in good order Also quantity Quilts and CountetpaneS,
Sheets &c Also balance OF Go IDS nom Washington 81
sale nIs,ttye roIn or shine s9lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

HrMBERT L KENNY. Auctoneers.
EGA\T FASHION ABLE FUR\l-

IL TURE-At Nos l72 and ia Fultonst Broo ,lyn.
THIS MORNING. at lol o'clock, b. catalogue A lrsc
assortment Of superior city made Fnue, OF ROSEWOOD
mahoeau and walnut Isarlor suites, ucs satin broca-
tclle slh plush and HAIR cloth richly decorated enamee
chamber furniture SETS and wood seat chau> ana
rockers and painted furniture for basement OF ao use
mattresses paliiasses. &c Foo particulars see toHr',
and Enquirer and Journal or Commerce OF New York and
star Eqqc and A3rcrscr. Of BROOKLYN Catalogues at
tho sale sgir'
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- meeting of the above Association VIII be hed AZ
vyssnep HALL on WEDNESDAY, Sept 10th, at 8oclock,
IN Pepons DESTROYS a joining are invited 10 attend
n ALL entrance fees on which The dues are not pd
sss j PECARE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
K e. KEMP, Auctioneer
A DMINISTRATORS SAL Of ~ Il

"a NIIURE, CARPETS. pIANo-PoRTES ~ TO
MORROW. "wednesday AZ 10 O'Clock, al y - nassau
ST. near Fulton-st X. {. KEMP will sell al auction IS
above by order of the administrator. all the furniture ot
four story house and Of large a,s1r mont
of parlor. dining -roOm chamber and kitchen furniture
Carrots China. Cut Glass Silver. Plated and Cr"Nery
Ware, VIZ Carved Rosewood Soils, Fete-a-Tctes ana
Parlor Chairs. Carved Mahogany Sofas lete a-Icte'
NoaIre Arm Chars Spring-seat and three quarter DO
French do. Rocking and Sewing do, Marble Top Center
Tables DVans Sofa Beds Library aud Secretary BOOK
Cases Warrobes, Mahogany Marble Top Dressing bu-
eaux and Washs ands. Extension DINING Tables, tari,
Work and Fancy Tables, Painted Chamber Furniture
IN suit. Mahogany French Brdsteads, Black walnut Co..
tage do Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Boosters and Pa
lows, Brussels. SPY and OIL Cloth Carpets Ivory ioie
Cutlery. Bronzcd fron Hat Stands &c large aud hne
Forte hne toned nstT nent ana worthy
of attention Also general assortment Of dining room
and kitchen furniture Of every description. China. Cut
Glass Silver Plated and Cockcry Ware stoves Cloths
Carpets SC all of which Will be arranged III thetwo ar-e
sales rooms No 81 Nassau ST. and sold without reserve
Purchasers Will be required make cash deposits IN or
der to insure a promp, delivery of all the goods
Aso $500 IT imported Havana Cigars, OF several iaVo-
brands and whch worthy the attention OF the trade
and others
Also to pay cash advances % baskets Champagne, OF
well known and IdvOrite brand. 1900.
Catalogues Oh the morning Of sale - IT.
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CUURCU AND CHURCH FURNI-

y TUREFOR SALE-wEDNEsDA Az Sept. 10, At .
o'clock at noon No 29l Fultoa st. Brook a opps.s
ne C,v Hall skerih's sale of Brooklyn Church fIvprv
The Brck Church edce o. By go Lately occupied ~ he
ronorrgafon 0f The Central z. X Church. together
with three os of ground beng together ID eet IN mont ~
"a feet inches IN depth the east side u Henyst De-
tween Pierrepont and CLARK SIS -, a., .
The Cbrch n Henry-s AL the Furniture II the CAnrch
cons.tIng OF Carpets Pew Cushions, LamS, Mahogany
Am Chars Mahogany NaTble-t0p Tables, p Circular
seats for sabbath school, Stoves, &c Terms e-sn-sale
so
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II = TfOII FFl tT'IF7IIt'I =,
EURNITURE-THlS DAY, CTuesday)
at I0i O'Clock NJ No no Barrow s. between beech-
er Hudson a very large and elegant assortment 81
Household Furniture, OIL Paintings PER- "iisS.S, g
The entire furniture nearly new, and made 10 Ofuer ny
the best cablnet.makes m the city, consisting III paN ~
ele CANT sofas French bedsteads. marbleop bureaus
French plate pier glasses French chars. dwdns rockers
tapesTy thr, ply and ingram carpets, mahtt cIDcSs,
porcelain vases feather beds. halr mattresses bAnNss
comfories chamber furniture. China dinner and tea SETS
extension table kitchen furniture Also the most sn
perb collection Of OIL paintings and French cOi1ed en-
cravings ever offered this market Sale To commence "a
The basement at 10. o'clock precisely ~ "
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nj AD WANTED.-A respectable Lad

Il An English LADY, with powerful soprano voice,
well acquainted with Church Muse and who lately held
similar appointment London. wishes engagement -
above Address (oreuald) CHURCH care Of MeSSrS.
Gen \ jackson, No Sol Broadway. - IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

AS SEAMsTREss. by respectable Girl.
Can give good reference. Call al No. l29 West 10Th
s. Can he seen for two days - II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
VJONSIETR ALPHONSE PERKINS,
EVENING Schools

DTBLlC EVENING Schools
Noucc IS hereby gwen. that Evening school. ior the
lurnt,nn IT Apprentices others whose
tons prevent their attending The day schools vii he sgeae
four cen weeks IN The rms of the male departments Il
the following school Houses -. =.
tween Chatham aud Mtdsonsis
sh wap-Puhhc ScL,ol. Ilouss ~ 10. 10 Dlaues
IN ward-Ward school House No 70 Monroc-s, near
9Th wsrd-ward school House No q ClarA-s,.. be-
tween Sprsg and Broome. St
oh Maui-Pubhc >chooi HOUSE No. j,C1fnef u HUI
aud Grove Sts
10th ward-Ward school House NJ. Ludlow s.. near
nth wmd-Wmd school House No ) stanton IT.. cor
18th Ward Ward schcI House 40 %, es,h -.
lrh ward-Warj school-Iouse No. H. orange-si near
18Th ward-Wnd school House No g. 18Th IT. near
18th ward-Pub & school House No y. l1th.st, near
Sth
18th wmd-Wnd school-House No. Is, ao,h.s near
10Th wma-Ward school House No -. ,oth-si. near
EVENING SCHOOLS FOR THE EDUCATION OF
No,,c. gwen iLat Evening Schools or the educa
ten 81 females will bee opened ~ MONDAY Ga" ldhins'
IN the Female Departments 81 the "no""k S'h"'
m ward-ward School House No 10, James = no
9Th Wafd-Ward school House No ~, Clark 81, 10
tween Broome and spnus Its
10th MaId-M ard school House No J. Ludlow 81 ne"
DelaEry.
nh wmd-Ward school House No 5. stanton - cor
ueT nf SheTIh-st.
18th ward-Ward school-Iiouse No. 20. i5'hst near
fihaN
18th wanl-Wanl School House No 10. 10th si..
bt-ay
A School for Colored People Colofed y = No 2, IN
Iaurens. 4 between Grand aud BfOume-sts
Competent and experienced teashes have been engaged
and everything provided that map 10 rcqred 70 conduct
these Schools afford thorough instruction Ia the pupils,
free of chafge Application for ADMISSION must he made
m the 81 hoo Rooms a. soou the Schools opened
4. J. DODGE, WILLIAM ODoNNELL,
/ ID RUSS q. " MORRIS,
A II DAVIS Committee Evening schools.
once Of BOARD IT Education. Sept I. 1891
sgTDNUMNNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

NNO BE SOLD.-The celebrated collec-
Il ton of Anatomical. Physiological, and pahoogcn
p1e,s,,t,n u Va OF The late SIDNOR SAkII, now on
exhibition the society Library Rooms No go bf ,ai
nav New York CITY, will be sold at Public Anrtlonf AZ
tbs ahoye rooms. on MONDAY. Sept ID, 1871, a. "a
o'clock VI For terms Of sale. apply IN person. o, ~ ist-
~ nrst-'aid 10 MOSES b. MACLAY,
~ ia. Aity and Counsellor at Law. No NAssaust
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SOLDIERS PATENTS.-ILLINOIS

- LAND An soldiers. heirs of soldiers. who hal
land granted IT, them for services IN The var ~
1872 or they entitled now sell Their claims, of
have them looked rp Lands sold and lost for iAtes Will
he purchased Information free business hinrs, ron
4 NJ, to 0P Cali OF sddr.ssJ sIhps' a, We
hmercap Land Agency 80 Canal It Broad Nay over
The Broadway Insurance Oitce ~ lmluIhso'
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"SATAN cannot cast out Satan "---Je-

" Ike cures like '-H1hHsmdRn
IT'S curious fact that While Prof Bush, The sweden
hoTgian, supports the dctune Of Hhhnemann, ur rev
J.hn Cloves another and very distinguished Sx edenbor
eian his Miracles" that 10 ascube IA ssias
the merit The Lords healing diseases - Co commit the
IN sgans, the Hnly Ghost How these contradictions
a. he Tggtsgiledf IsJ " INV B,libtlbh
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.,rW-YORK TRIBUNE.
p .,.xoRK DAILY rRIBUNE

fhInryrRY MORNING. (sUSDsf sAcsrBhpi-
,r7lgshspswr sr;fDiEGs, CORN II % SPRUCE AND "As
- - Tsise % " apostle TnE cfET Hall
sAs c.y scAgrrbsTs fsr l2s Csats psr wses ,
Sstsefso 49, thea can oay N advance a. ne Dess
- n.hes pi - :. nc ssme la.e. Single copies,
~ = 3o35s se:s Five Do.Ials peI -rn1f1 N
~ f.,-s ,assn f * IA ms Fof nee
Issset sep T,,e Dollars u advar reg lf "a lex.
s.,ks Al ~ i..rv Ne-.sra.trs Daily Pas ffce.yeo
sz-.ss v'a - =, tsrsas hgher IAN those o. iAe
:, ~ ego, sn,~ea any difference
rW-YcRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
re re ' lascE PIPER Fos INF coUNrkY
WI -, s.TURpAv EOgSISG al iae l7T p,l,e OF
,ssass 49, svsaae E-h; CORES %. q. " .sh.J
sl csf 49, so. ~ pucn y - ga-d. Af~fftlze-
ss.se nee, uslts oesssi ~ osr's peF Inc each
s,,.-rs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

As Cook. Washer AMI IfJner, by re-
u c,.tf. yornr Woman with good city r. ference.
Aro)y 4, No 2ii si-ay between <Gh ard 2issts hrst
ioor back room. - as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

BARTNER-Wan in the Retail Gro
cerv BUSINESS we'll acquainted with sad blsi-
ress and no has NOD crate capital hear q az -
ing .1m found hv addressing b Box No 6So. VITA real
-, !. .,J ,es,,5.nce 80 BE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
NIRLO'S GARDEN.-Manager, Mr..
DROADWAY THEATER.-Sole Les

DROADWAY THEATER:-Sole Les
ID see = A MARSHALL Stage Manager, IHOs
pApEY-THIS EVENING, sept 9, VIII be pefI"rmtn
tbe C"medv OF BORN TO GOOD LUCK ~. e.n.u
papdeen o Rafferty, Collins Nina .--------'iis S'f'"
Tbe Comedy Of HIS LAST IL GS: r-,r ,o,rcv
The DIANA Il HONESTY THE BEST PoLlCf
Pre- - Admisson-Dross Circle and Para1ette % cls
Family and Third Circles Is Gallery ~ Pryate Boxes
land s.. Colored Gallery, Is. Open al commence g.
DARNUMS AMERICAN MuSEl NJ:
le-Adnittance IS cts Children l2. cts. MONDAi
and II ESDAI Sept 6th and sth IN the AIe s. SJ
menc,ns AZ o'clock AN FL EGANI DANCE Low
IN III NBIE LIFE. VOL Al VENT Deantiiu anu
celebrated comic panomme In NE kyenIn, rtr
NJ Il O'Clock MY WlfES SECOND fLOoh' lh.-
MYSTIC CROSS a como and TOinants proJ uctgii' du-
t.d Ia lie lie best Pantomme Of the day. The Chhese
Cnlecta Hapuv Family aud CurosItles ~ rs ual hous'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
ELENENTS of THOUGHT. bv Isaac

- Taylor-Just published, and elegant edition.,
lsmo m 1873 cloih-75 cents Also, ALLNN'S RtfO Al
II FREE MASONRY, with 30 Illustrations. IL mo 50
Il, renting the price either book can be sent by mail
The usual discount made t. the trade
sG3t. WILLIAM GOWANS, No. l7S Fulton-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
DRINTING INK MANUFACTURER

j -WANTED-A Young Man having thorough
knowledge of the manufacture Of Printing Inks VIII hear
Of nm excellent opportunity by addressing note to Will.
LIAM N NORRIS. Tribune Office. glyng real name ani
residence - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
SvOREUEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-

vi TIR-The Greatest Strensthsner and PAN De
sfroyer IA the World This unnsalcd cpmp st"n 70 var
rane 10 be the cheapest aud best Plaster ever asentei
n = uut u IN ar tight IN butes thus keeping always
flesh and pure Each hct will make 10 fa'"'s al"
an rhlld tan spread them. Pnca u cents a blf
NGKEHFADS MAGNETIC PLASTER lossrss's
sedatlye anodyne and stimulating properties hese
derives from valuable gums, Juices ind sihi"i WIN
:, r,r..ed II \, tome strengthening and sialzlhF
These properes from the wonderful inhurn,f ot ~
nssuefc wer From these facts q vii p" EASY " see w
mat diseases the Maxnetc fIisier must le hghy ben"
fca Prce Is cents box Man featured and ..ld ~ the
iny.n,a, mi srouretnr ID & MOKEHEAD. D.
NJ lJs Bfoai~ay, Nes-fofk
For sale b. all the Druggists. 50"
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Jouy SNIFFEN. Auctloneer-

JOHN SNIFFEN, AuttuhefT
4 UCTION NOTlCE.-Admlnlstrator'
N Sale Of large Printing Estab shment, on WEDNES-
DAY Sept TO- at 10 O'Clock, at No. Ill Nassan'st me
entire concern consisting If printing presses standing
40 tmnusug stones self mixing machine. &c &c with
vry variety II type and cases for large business The
whole Will be sold m lot If desired. The premises ="
let terms and catalogue al sale. 70 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
4 NEW MAP OF THE UNITED

~ STATES Canada Mexico Central Amerlca, the West
Inda Islands New Granada. and Venezuela showing the
new boundaries Of California. Utah, New. Meuc,, and
Texas and all the routes overland and by the fthmns 10
California and Oregon and also the routes # all the Amer
ican and British Mah Steamships throughout the West
Indies Compiled from the latest authorities aud published
s6cen,s l6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

WANTED-At No. III Nassau-st.,
w Bookkeepors School Teachers, DRUG Clerks, Por;
,ers Barkeepes Waters Coachnen, Men On Farms anu
Railroads Boy learn trades Girls TO NIL respecahe
situations IN city and country Applicants incoslng one
dollar free If postage, describing the emgloymem re-
ouIred viii be- promptly suited 80 it, q SPINk
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DFTATL SALESNAN.-Wanted. I

Ia 90 to a Western city. a salesman. one who has
had long experience retail hat store OF The u>t class
He mus, be able to give the best Of reference as 10 capacity
and integrity and he can command far saar Address
Halter Box No. LIZ Pos; Office giving Tea name aai
aeress stating where last employed aud an other
information Of interest. 81 ~
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b. MOONEY. Anctloneer.

BOOTS and SHOES-300 Cases.-An
Dassortment Of Boots Shoes and RuboeIs adaptsi 70
the season. On TUESDAY a. 10 o'clock VI, AZ otD,e
No rs Pearl-st Also prime assortment t,f pfas a.
N lAest rates No Is Pearl-st, corner Flatt - Ss
York. 49, ~
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SERyANTS.-Want-

l. ed immediately. Cooks. MUSES., Mattresses Llul-
IRE sses and Chambeun0ts SeTvln> With s9,A references
can Obtain situations hy app. ing u tie snDrria-
ttudent Ne iaS Grand i. - 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

TO BOOKSELLERS.-J. Il j. l.. Gil
Il HON No 9s Chestnutst, Philadelphlahaye list pub
IL he'd THE WILD FLOWER. an elegant GIN Book tor
1852 THE POETS OF CONNECTICUT, 6yo., By
RON'S WORKS 8vo fine editions, eleg lnty hlusrai I'd
Anda teautIu OF Juvenile and Miscellaneous
Books which offered 90 the trade at extremely low
prices Samples may be at the Trade Sales Rooms
sc 2tt
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VO PROFESSORS and SCHOOL
NO VERY SMART BOYS.-Two gem

teel Lads between the ages of 10 and lS, generally
well educated and informed and able round lesi
BILE band, with ordinary rapldty, Will hear OF permanent
situations with fair salaries by ncosng specimens OF ther
hand writing envelope addressed post paid TO Is
d. Tribune Office and giving then and addresses
B-The situations eligible for boys who desire - ac-
cure facility IN English composition. s8N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
- The American Vegetarian society, wiling

W III annual meeting IN the Lecture room u The Chl
- NJ w,ss,Jo Philadelphia. on WEDNESDAY, the l0tho
se ~ Al 10 o'clock NJ Public addresses viii be
1919 IN the evening by distinguished veeeianans
% Festival val De given upon the following
cay IA V.i' s82t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

AZ General HovsEMND, by respecta-
seN,,,s io1ng Woman Cun be ioT ,so days AZ Ne
''' - seoeEG aCor, teVS rolLa. 50 l.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
THE AMERICAN MUSICAL ALMA

Il MAC flr lSs2-TA.s LAY published containing Tables
each mouth u the dates - events interesting . Must
rth AID death cf eminent Musicians first per-
iomarce Of great Compositions, &C &c. with PORTRAITS
and Sketches The lives of eminent American MlslcanS.
and other valuable musical matter i8 pp Price 50 per
rross or 37ic per dozen. Published by
MASON X LAW 23Park-r,w,
% 2tDS2tWs opposite the Astor House. NewforS
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:. s.-;e,y Of DentaI Surgeons OF the star

1sxPW- YORK -lhc Annisefsdry m'fthg ~ ihis -
ur.nli be he'd at No GO Broadway On TUESDAY
esSst 10 o'cloCk. a NJ Members Of the profession
Sr,.I, Az respectfully invited 10 attend
90 n. oder OF the Society.
~ HARVEY BURDELL, VI. D., Secretary.
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=, Adams A. Cos Express 10 New Orleans

~ Adams " 10. Empress y" WV vi ~
70, times q month ADAMS co dspaic1 steamer
rr,sss s New Orleans, with freight for LOUISIANA Ala
~ Mssissippi Texas &c Rates reasonable anI deiIy-
v. s.ttain and usually advance Of iAe Z. y Maui
paH' ADAMS No. 10 Wall-st.,N y. Y,
.sr and No IL Camp 81. New Orleans.
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DRTVATE TTTOR.-A Gentleman who
4 has had many yea1s experience IN TEACHING WISHES
10 give lessons n schools Families he would tax
charge tie children II several families who wo "a une
IN employing Private Tutor Cnercepuonahe references
can e gwen. Address 4. W, Tribune Office - y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09

s : DREssNAKER, Chanbermaid, &C.. by
~ txo r.soeetahle Youn- Women. oae uaiers and,
and nIllnery also. cutting and httng ladies'
nd chdres eSses % ec.IOhs 20 ASSIST n Cham er-
rk or to wait on ladies' The other Chamoermnd and
easress has no directions 70 take II children
first rate Sever. The best Of references glTen II re
.,I.pttc-s. Rrookl,n IL
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Boarding.

DOARD.--One or two gentlemen can be
ID accommodated with partial Bard IA gn'as am,
:, No tsg Greenwich Il
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po.,-DHice, Chatham-sq square. cor

W i~-siAILS for EUROPE, per steamer Al -
fiose ~ ny :. vi, cin.e Il this Office WEDNESDAY
ltse 20 n 10 OciOck ia tle morning. for LHcrpooi LON
isn5 France all parts of Germany and oihef Tor
@bn.sfrs, Office open until 10 O'Clock every night.
IN o.a'"~ AARON SWARTS.
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8 ERVANTS.-A great variety of well

- selected Servants now wanting employment at e.
MASON'S Offices No $50 Broadway and No. 1879 BowerY
Terms-Yeary subscription so cents, otherwise Is cents
No exerons VIII be spared TO render satisfaction b
en- and be had for any respectable employment
No charge I subscribers. 81 wv
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,ROOKLYN LOTS for SALE

ID CHEAP -Iocated on Gates-av near Bed Ord as q,
IN beautiful hborhooJ gsios S<zj 20 81" each AZ
M, 70 d WARD Painter. Fulton ay near hano'ef.pis.
or Adellhi-.t nef DsKaIb-N Brooklyn - "
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r STEWART a co. viii con-

A r. STEWART ~ 90. WIN con-
~ tinue during he week heir LkPOsIIlON 81 the
not magnificent and extensive assortment that has ever
10 en- offered 10 ths city Il rich and elegant sss, Dress
oods Lao.s ShaNls. Pans made Soaks aud hanhiias'
Furnishing ana Housesesppg Goods, Csrp,ts, a. uis
ror, sqpfessy Tor lie opening VI their new tore bfoi
i, Az Chambers and H. ade sts - ls'P'
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NOUNG Wanted, two or tire

:. SCHOOL AGENCY, NO. 2J3
. Broadway. established l8i7-Patrons' interest our
interest procures 500 Negotiations dairy ny me pest
Institutions Famhes and Teachers. Results not sb'ct'o
omr control CAPITAL furnished by the patrons deposit
of one pr cent on years compensation procures the
full amount in engagements Apply early,
vthhs money pospad-persoualy If possible References
,Ichanged. Office hours, s to II and to o'cl,-ck
% H.. L II WILCOX Proprietor
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-11
GIN MAKING, sc.

Wcarc prepared In execute orders to
any extent in the ..hove line, both for new
worknnd repairs. Our Gins arc not sur.
passed by any made III the State, possessing
al! the advantages ot the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves grea, deal
in way OF repairs. NVe also use the Steel
Plate Saws, vith teeth set in an anglc tla,
cannot possibly mjurc the finest staple,
with al improvement % or2gu!atc the noting
Afthc cotton; our brush IS constructed on a
plan, gIvtng at once, the advantages of
liyh.ncss, strength and torcc-all very
material in the successful operation OF a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop ard examine for themselves,
whilst wc wonld assure the public general
ly, that they shall have no cause to COM
plain either of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinc, linc--snch as BcdStca,ls. Ward.
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cuphoards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite Me Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrvillc, April 22, lS47. 26
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South Carolina Institute.

TIE Third Annual Fur of the 5 @ u II II
CAROLINA INSTITUTE, for the promotion
"i Art, Mechanical Ingenuity nini Industry,
will I've held in Charleston, 5. c.. opening on
MoNpAY, l!ih November, and continuing dur.
ing the week.
Specimens III every branch of Mechanism,
ar, and Industry nl-n of Cotton. Rice, Sugar.
tobacco and all other Agricultural 'r,slt,c,. ARE
solicited, for which suitable premiums will bc
awarded.
The follow ing special Premiums are ollcr,.l:-
lor Tie Ella best specimens Of Strel made from
Sphr!anhnrg or other Iron, tho produce, of IL
Houlhrrn state, aud manufactured into Edged
Tools Of any kinda Gold Medal.
\. B.-A specimen of the Steel in Bars to he
sen. with the Tools
For The largest qua nifty al Coconns raised on
one llmn'a'i"n, not less than ten b,lshrls-A
Gold Medal or $50.
f"r the lnrg"~i quantity Of Spun Silk the
pru!ucc OF any one planiation not less than ten
rmnds-A Gold Medal or Premium of $50.
For The best Sea Island Cotton Gin. on sornc
nc" principle, superior to that now in general
use; or for nny real riimpor.ant improvement
ON the present unc-!i Gold Medal
For the Invention Of Il sni,ablc ma achinc for
Pul>crIsing Red Pepper a Gold Medal.
For the best Strum Enginc--A Gold Medal
For the best model Steam Fire Ensinu-A
Gold Mrtlal.
4 lnrsr and conn,nsl,ons building has been
selected for the Exhibition, and every care will
br paid to the reception md care OF Articles sent
10 the Fair. All Specimens must be in by the
18Th November
Contributors 10 the Fair are respectfully re-
Inrsird when they forward Specimens fur E.I.
hlhlii"ns. ioscnd full descriptions OF the Aric,ey
nn'i such inicrmnlou n,ecnrrnl as may bc Of
use, and proper for publication.
Address H. TASIOR
Chairman Of Comnh,,ce on Correspondence.
June 25ih, ISL s. II