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Notice.,

DIR. w. JAMES DARGAN rcsn.c,fu,,. ,r.
icrs his Professional services TO th, c,ix,,is ri
Snmtrrvilc and its vicinity.
on'ce.-lhn Apothrcary shop formerly occ,..
pied by Dr. H. :. MElI.i:rr.
M"rch l2th, 1851 % IL
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NesSstG

Is hereby given I" rl.c I"gatcns in aud under
'hc last Will and Testament "f Samuel s;rc.
phcnson deceased, late Of Sumter District Snulh
'hr"''na That they hereby required 10
come i"rwnrd and receive t!cir several lcgacics
from ibc Subscribers. without further DELAY.
l.. pRlNGIE
J. y. McFAnDEN IN rs
Jan. 29;h. l-5l If IN,
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ROBERT T,ATTA.

iATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON Il L.h1"rA
would respectfully inform his frir,,;!s anil the
public generally that he is now receiving rd-
riciy of ilcavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cnsl--Two doors above the
Planters Hotel, and Immediately opposite James
Dunnps, esq.
Camden, ). &. Dec. 10Th, 1850 9 tf
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DR.. CHRiSTiE'S
GALVANTC NECKLACE

IL used or all complaints affecting the Throat Head.
such az Bro,ch Inflammation OF the Throat, Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in
the face Buzzng Roaring ia the fars. Deafness,
which is generally Nervous and that distressing COM.
plaint called Tio DoloreuS. t-Fs
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MSTASE.

ne subscriber has Removed his FI'RSI
inKf. "AREROOM To Mr.. 4. J. Moses new
building Wp-stairs) where he will keen ron.
stnniiY on hand, general nssor t.uent of Fur.
tS--TTT--7.sr- niinre, consisting in part Of
e ss.s.sslsS9 ss.s a=ssS9 Dressing bureaus. p,n and
si..jj-------1stj Marble Top, Sofas AMI ri.
vans. font Stools, Ouomans, Warurob.s Mini,
ana hinhogany. Candle stands, Dining Trn
nnd Work Tables, Centre do: Curlrd M,nl.
M inSh and low post Rrdstends. Mahogany 90,
every description. ~
Furniture made and repaired at the slor,es,
notice.
Plain and Mahogany Collins furnished :, or.
der W VI
The subscriber is prepared to G,rni,h R;,J.
Sash ami Doors nt Charleston rricrs
lie viii continue his Work. HOP n, H..
Old stand, whcr' all orders in his line viii h..
Pnncinniiy attended Ia.
Nav l5
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MNNAGE. -.

WM. I. GtERRi, VI. d., will promptly
attend 10 all professional calls. Rc.L,uc. ON.
Mile South oi Provilrncc
March, l2th, 1851 20 #
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Just Received.

e12. The subscriber has just received. md
W Is now opening the largest and bcs,
"a selected Stock, that he las ever o0er.
eh Tor sale in this place; consisting of
Drugs, Medicines. Dye stuff.. Paints.
brushes, window Glass, Patty, Paints. Oils
&c, and fnll assortment oi French por'
tnmery' Fancy articles of every ,lcscriptio,,
nnd every article that is usually found in a
Drug store. All orders from tho country
promptly attended 10. a supply of Gurdeo
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Piano F0rtes.'

Being the appointed Agents Of Newman a.
bro'hcr's Piano F"rtcs, We inform lh. Public
,h;it we are ready To rrccy" orders which will
IN, nn Promptly filed. and delivered free of cost
"e "l"Hc nnmcd Finn"s are manufactured on
the most approved principle. entire iron frame,
TO prevent going out of tune with English pr, nJ
action, in Rosewood cases.
Agents for Newman t& Brother.
. a. J. & l.. MOSES
March l2,h, 1851 20 :,
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JAMES E. SPEAR g. co.
WhOics;lIc and Retail EDc,,Icr,

Watches, .Ir'ccl,y. .S1rv JJ1re,
fdncY Goods, Rcga'ia, Sc. 10.
80 hng Street, opposite HsseN
CWAHLESTON, s. G.
The Subscribers would rcOlics, Merchants
ana "'h"rs visiting Charleston 10 cali and cy.
anime ilr'r assortment. comprising one of the
largest IN the city. Confident that .lcir prrcs
VIII compare favorable with those of any o,h.r
nni The qualify of every article is warranted.
Particular attention pail 10 orders Every
variety of RcCalia for Nlasons, Odd Fellows
and sons Of Temperance
Agents for Wilirrs Fire Proof Safes
Oct. 30ih, 1870 #
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oLSHIuaHryg

DlED-At his residence in IN. y;c;,;,v &c
."e''erheid' ). g., PETER S. RourNsoN, in the
siAty-scscntl yenr of his age.
ne was u man of much Usefulness, and died
regretted by NIL who knew him.
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COLORRD DAGUERREOTYPES.


March Il
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d. w. PRICE,
Sumterville Lands For Sale

Inc HubscEiber oGars for suio, the lands Of
the !nie Dr. James Haynsworth, lying in and
ADJOINING !he village. The terms will he nc.
co,n,notnting: Apply in my absence to Mcssrs.
+. J. g. NJ. MosEs
c. w. MILLER. Assignee.
March Goth, 1851 ~ 81
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SUMTER HOUSE,

EnE5 +. MYERS, would respectfully in.
husG inrm the citizens of Snmterville and
ssasis--a Tile surrounding country TIM, lie has
just returned from Charleston. and Ina, made
.r,:m ntr:tnSr'ncnts TO receive ICE. and SODA WA
rs OF every variety, weekly.
lie mas on hand. and will continue 4, receive
,H,Hr;.''ghoni HH; ihc season, choice assortment q.
A.. n!l Of which will he tisnnse; of ,,s,'n,
My 30, 1850 an
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$50 REWARD,

40 iwill glse rISrY, DOLLARS aEwAnp,.
M for the npprcllenslon md delivery of my
A9 man GEORGE, In the Jail In Columbia,
..<'--s 8. g., or twenty-five Dollars Reward az
agnin. 98 t,I tIFII'.e'l o - :.
GEORGE is about 81 yeara old, 8 feet 4 or @
inches high. bow-legged, black, full eyes, and
ter by trade. E -.
He was purchased n short time since from Mr..
Estcrling II miles above Georgetown S. G.
Address, J.i. T.. SHARP q
.,, o-,, - Columbia, S. G..
: i'cc -''h' 1917 If
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Ec%unouAoAn.

MARnIED-On the l3!h, instant, by II. ID.
Rhame. Esqr., NELSON G. BRowS, to Miss
MsnrnA MooRE, both of Sumter District.
w Saturday, the 9Th inst, by the Rev. VIM.
ll"ckihepn, Dr. Henry X. w. Finn, to Miss
ANS ERNih,loih Of Darlington Village.
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Notice,

A Public Meeting OF Sumter Division \, 70
Sons OF Temperance will DC held on Thmr.,,.,,.. :.
the 'l0tlr Of April, mt the Bap,,, Church IN S",n
tcrville. The Public generally nr, ,,yi,"J
II. w. GARDNER, u s
March 26th, 1851 20 ,,
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Al" Co
oouo Spanish Scgars for sale hy
r. S. MELLETT. {
Feb. 10Th, 1851 ~ r.
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TO STOCKHOLDERS.

By pr,yiols order OF the Bnnrd Of Trustees
the ihirl lnstalncnt Of iM"nty five dollars per
sIar. on the Capital stock Of tho Bradford
Springs Female Institute Company, is now
-S;"ckhnldcrs will please u,irs:'l promptly
to this call.
d. B. McLAURIN, Sec'ry.
To Rev. w LEWIS, President Of the Company.
Jan. ~, 1851. l3 If
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Notice.

THOSE indebted To the sll,Scril,rrs rrn 20
q,icsted iO mike n,,..,~,', previous Ia he 3Ofh
"f Mach. .,s thcy will he compelled ON that ,ny
TO place all notes and accounts in their Masses
sion in tho hands ofn Lawyer for collection.
MILLER Il BOSStRp
March 5.h 1851 - 81
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South Carolina Sumter Dist

William Hanks, Applicant,
Thomas Hanks and others, Defendants.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas
Hanks, Elizabeth Hanks, Mary Hanks nntl
Children. Ezekiel Harris. Susey Jones, and
Thomns Garrison and Wife Defendants in the
above stated case reside without This State.
II is therefore ordered that they do appear and
object to the sale or division ofhe Real Estntc Of
John Hanks, decreased on or before the first day
of June next, OF their will be entered Of
Record.
w. LEWIS, 0. S. d.
March lst, 1881 10 3n
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LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
G2G9aadly SSGaaG4D cGalooGlodCaeg eaunol
M&MASMAM& MRHA&A&S

Fr!ho begcevod
sail Of his and warranted
The Stock
Black Cloth Dress III Frok
Cloth FroksSacks nd
Black and Fancy t;ameruc Frocks, Sacks PaIos,
Tweed Alpaca, Linen Cotton cscruio
Cashmere 'ack and Eancy) Cuslreue DEc
And other articles usually II Il geSoc
lie The balance onake
will
fan,m. Call G
Wholesale
FeLrmry l0th 1851 If
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so. CAR0IlNA---SUMTER DIST
IN EQUITY.
john r. Richardson
w. Petition for Relief

il appearing I" my satisfaction, that WIN. S.
lclscr, one of the said Defendants, is nhs nj
from, and beyond the limits Of the snid State.
1t is ordered that he do appear, md answer
plr:i, or drmur To the sad Petition within three
mouth, from the date of this publication, or nn
order y, confess" will e entered thereon against
him. Join Is. MILLER, Cou'r.
Feb. 26lh, 1851 IL Bin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
SCHOOLS.

CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL. 81 Sixth-ay, near Washmgt ton square in
which boys prepared for business, College, West
Point.
STEPHEN j. SEDGwIcK Principal, and Teacher Of Mathe
mates
T. starr A NJ and Teacher Of the Classics
Prof A ). Nilleplat Teacher Of French.
Charles Elchhom, AN Teacher Of German.
The Principal would be happy refer those not aequalnt
I'd with the School u the following gentlemen,
Horace Webster, Ii. d. james Brady Esq.
Principal Of Free Academy IS. Hopping. ESD Brooklyn
W. ~ G Bartlett IL. ID. II Greeley Esq
Prof sf Nat. and Exp. PHI Edmund Hurry. Esq
iOsOphy IN the L 5. Mill Vim HAYES Esq.
taTy Academy g. &. Collins, Esq.
Prof Tayler Lewis. j. Warm, Esq.
Prof Charles Dawes. IF MOrrls, Esq
Prof Cyrus Mason A. Y. Forrest, Esq
Hon. James Harper Andrew Smith, Esq
Henry f.. Davies, Esq ). Stiles, Esq
Richard 4. klmhal, Esq. VIM. BENJAMIN, Esq
r. Norc0m, Esq. J. l.ats0n Esq
r. t. McllyaIne, Esq. VIM Barton Esq.
The School Is open for Inspection daily.
The next term commences Zst April ut the close Of which
tie yea riy examination will take place
PROB ESSOk NILLEPLAIT has the honor 20 announce
- The ladies' aud gentlemen Of NewY YORK that he VIII form
~o css, Zone for ladies' and for gentemen) for the
p9Ise OF nparn instruction IN the French Language
H. elegant sut ~ Rooms are 20 "a SlIih-ay Wash
nstnn-spare and accessible by three lines Of stageshc
Houston. Amiiy and kshfh-st lines. Applications may be
acct ne aIoY mentioned place from A NJ. 20 F. VI
Ja3 stTuTL&Ss
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SMETERY of the EVERGREENS-

Situated three miles from Will amsburgh on the Bush
y-av containing 200 acres unsurpassed us ~ rs IN
Adaptation and natural beauty the extensive recent I'M
provemenis afford those wishing burial lots the greatest
variety for choice Chartered by act Of Legislature, and
land FREQ from all ncumbance chapel for service j.
open upon the grounds Lots from 100 to +9g square feet
mice xi5 10 SEQ Omnibuses from WIhamsburgh 70 tho
man entrance by Long Island Ra.Ioad and stages from
Brooklyn % rear entrance East New York Apply 10
,Senetery Office.
a HALL, Agent, 29i Fuhon-st Brooklyn.
& HENRY, Agent, 800 Broadway New YORK
BENNETT, Agent 10 South 7th-st., Wllllamsburgh.
myi1 inns Hon LGTHER BRADlSH, President.
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yAUABLE FACTORY and WA

~ TER PRIVILEGE 10 Lease "A large, commodious,
and velIbult Manufacturing Establishments situated on
Quassaic Creek immediately ADJOINING the
HIJR0H ORANGE Comfy n and within f9ry ross oitne
shore Of The Hudson River owned by Christopher
miller and Thomas W Christie, EsQs The FACTORY bulu-
irg has beep heretofore used Foundry and Machine
Shops Pin Factory snd tho manufacture Oh c2.tohs
egLty feet IN length by forty feet ~ breadth, and three s2
yies high above the baseoat II has nevef-fans supply
olvafeT sufficient Or any manufacturing purpose, WIN
ileco to draw from Orange Lake ana IS Inhsheu
with Che necessary waferHhecls and saiuhg lheBae
now In the build ng spinning frames and machinery nearly
new ready for use and which be purchased at mode
Tnte price Connected with the Factory arc about seven
teen acres Of Land large Dwelling house TWO stories
hh thirty feet by forty with wing Attached cOh'anhs
an HI eleven rooms beside the cellar and kitchen Wen m
shed and IN good order Also two other tenant houses
conusdOus and m good order containing esn rooms,
and cellars corresponding Also building used as work
shop There fine Apple Orchard and other run tIees
ON The premises all respects desirable iocation
for manufacturing purposes, and residence ana VIII
he leased 10 good tenant for term of years al mo cfae
rent Application to be made 10 James W Fowler 81 the
Propretors at Nowburgh, or 10 r 4 Leonard 0g Pearl
~ Sew-York my27 2awtf TuSF
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al TPRIYATE SALE.-A small COUN-

ATRY SEAT at SING SING for SALE, one Of he
finest places on the bank II the Hudson River, com
nandinr fine view up and down the Hudson containing
about 10 Of ground, with fine Improvements ana
ebupdanfly stocked with fruit trees and shruber ana
.,thIr les than half mile of the Railroad Depot al Sing
sing Also 20 acres Of LAND u miles east Of sing Sing,
no he town Of GreenbTgh all IN good fence with dwelling
snd o,huilngs IN good state Of cultivation and about
aiies west of the Harlem Railroad Will be sold ow
applied for For further particulars Apply 10 COib
Chiffon AnctlnneeIs. 9 Wall-st. lel w
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yILLAGE-A few more

1--WE NECK VILLAGE.-A ie" NOR
cbace LOTS remaining uasolt Ths = - = 2 -
- r5E IN The Y and New Haven R,lr'ai AL - ricf
Island sound that those vlsias th 7i;' ~ ~
81 rchase one or more los winch are y % ID T. n
"a, Ia beSt Safe Of tyaon and great n a- o. ~
trees On many Of the lots Prce ir2n 80 -
fyeTy Co-nrn station fare IS less than seven NJ
tov3i mTn1hESai+
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COUNTRY SEAT for

' SALF-The subscriber offers for sale hi, valuable
country seat cont aiming II acres, entire "a four lois
teach having a splendid view Of ihe uyer) situated about
one mile North of the village Of NeWburgh, f1nlng upon
the Hudson River The buildings CONSIST Of large two
story house. with wings, large barn. gIaaa, carnage
ice and bee houses &c This place IS covered with great
variety of shruhhery currants gOOSeheres raspberes
Strawberries and choice fruit full bearing beside
forest trees Of Oy growth and evergreen OF different kinds
and for richness Of soil not surpassed anywhere Pos
session TO suit the purchaser FRANCIS CRAWFORD.
Nrwburgh Nav Z 1851 ms iw1h&S
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of BEAUTY.-HOW to be

SECRET of BEAUTY.-HOW to be
SHANDSONE
can instruct any person how 90 DE handsome
teach how To make brown skin far aud clear
teach how 70 remove tan, pmpes AMI freckles
teach how % change the salOw face INTO 0f beauty
teach how 20 make the vnnked skin smooth
teach how % make brown teeth white pearls.
teach how % make diseased gums hard AM sound.
teach how % make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how 10 make hard brown hands, soft and white.
teach how % make the HAIR grow luIurlautly
can hasten the growth VI whlskcrs mOustaches, s..
teach how to have bright and sparkling eyes.
teach how % preserve the eycsIght for lie.
teach now % restore IN paired eyes.gAf
teach now % change gray har o. is original color.
teach how 10 change The color Of me HAIR rs desired
teach how TO make the hair slft. ncl and glossy.
teach hoVg 10 make the lips and cheeks red
teach how % remove superluous hair
know they al perfectly harmless
know they are all very cheap AID pleasant
know every person VII Ike them on trial
give directions % make and use tHose compounds
know thcv are better than any advertised 81 cps.
ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR for a.. this It.-m1nJ1
receive no letters unless post paid.
Address NJ VASE French Chemist. l9i Nassau-st
corner of Am. Newlork lie Will scni the w1rk ~
mail. my29 laD<W'
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NOR SALE.-About thirty acres of


LAND, beautifully situated IN the town Of Rye West
chester County the border " Long Island sound and
within ten minutes rde " the New Nork and New Haven
karuad depot az ManarOneck, less than hour
NewNoyk city The premises well situated "a DIVIDE
IN lots OF hve or ten acTVs, haylns several building
overlooking the Sound There also the premises
three apple orchards full bearing The land in high
state of eultiya and well fenced with substantial
walls fcr further particulars inquire # JOHN GRIP
Fin near the premises. myl2 2ws
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NHE PIANO-FORTE.-A LADY. pu-
TO MARRIED LADIES-Or those who

IO MARRIED LADIES-Or those who
N early life have been bereaved Of the great advantage
o. LIBERAL EDUCATION. can avail themselves
OF rare opportunity with the strctes gard secrecy
M RECEIVING instruction all the branches pertaining % the
knsiSh language-frnm OrhOgraDhy, Reading and WI
ING 70 Chemistry. Botany, Celestial Geography. &c
srthes with Drawing aud Painting. Embroidery Fancy
Neeework and Music ~ It's highest branchesby Lady
VINO mas returned from the South and had Of export
enSe m mpaTtng instruction TO those advanced life
wen rs he Volstle youth Lessons gwen privately their
~ residence Cali, address note tpostpaidD To MRS
Mediate attention Wi b. gwen Terms very moderate
~ E,r
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HORRISIANA LOTS FOR SALE
mo MACHINISTS. IRON FOUND

I'VE On FuI,on-ave between Seventh and Eighth SIS be-
NON inns THOS MORTON IS Platt-St
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LNAhM.- OF SAFE, Valuable L arm, SlVu-
II ate the road leading to Rockaway about y miles
from the village Of jamaica l.. II contains about 30
acres of FERTILE LAND, large part Of which IS IA
HIGH STATE Of CULTIV ALTON with RICH GROW
ING CROPS of GRAIN, GRASS, &c. about 1900 Thrifty
peach trees tins year. aud also other fruit
trees There cient woodland for all and ON the
premises good substantial dwelling house, ont build
ngs well Of excellent water, NC The stock may be pur-
chased with the Farm Il desired For view Of the pre-
misses. terms, &C, apply Ia Mrs. J. C. NANZANDI, on
the premises Jej wv
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DELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.-Cue

IN few days insured. by
The great foreign remedy, Dr. LOCOCK'S PULMOMc
WATERS
For the cure Of Colds. Coughs Asthma. Bronchts Pal
munay Consumption, and all affections Of the BreAS, ana
Lungs.
Manufactured by T. TAYLOR. Rochester, the
only true and geuine proprietor and manufacturer the
continent Of America by assignment oi ugt from Jtaes
Johnson
C. v CLICKENER co. 81 Barclly-st are the Cea-
eral Agents for New York and vicinity Sold also by B.
& ID SANDS. 100 Futon-St Retail prce, . cts per box
myi7 I'm
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INARM IAN SALE.-The snbscriberollers

II for sale hls FARM, situated IN the town Of HEMP
STEAD Queens County, within iiyo minutes walk OF the
branch railroad running through the Village Of Hampstead
which pleasant healthy and thriving place, containing
four Churches Seminary, Boarding and one Pubic
School Of the irstclaSs Communication may be had %
and from the city four times day, by stages and railroad
SAID farm cOnsstes Of 50 of land all under good
state Of cultivation and good order, garden Ornlmont
cd with fruit trees and shTubbe Tho house Is 38NiO feet
with iN28 feet each two stories with garrett and
cellar containing 10 rooms built years IN modern
Style and Is good repair Barn. clrrago-h0use and all
the necessary ut-buildngs 10 Is desirable residence for
man OF business for wishing 10 devote his time 10
agricultural pursuits fine stream of water adj Din
ing and partly through the farm For dividing INTO Sec
tons for the purpose Of Summer residences, It IS atyanta
reOusy located being bounded all sides b public roads
ANY further information may he had application 10 the
undersigned, on the premises. SAML h MERSERAU,
les Tvs or N. MILLER % Wal-st
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in MORRISANIA to LET.

n corner Of Nashmgton-av and Eighth st-Fhe lot IS
as by l5O the house &c by "a feet and contains 10
and observatory the top The house replee
with every convenience such kitchen range large
copper .boler cold hot and shower baths, marble wash
stands with hot and cold water speaking tubes bes&c
carnage house the premises The above IS very suitable
for a private residence or boarding house Apply TO
je5 g.. GEORGE BRUCE, 10 ChanbersSt.
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MAGICAL PAN *

OTRACTOR The Original and only Genuine. N the
enYeOp and tho large boxes for sale Al the Depot 10
Broadway, II DALEY Inventor apd Propnetor
To he had also Of HayIland, Reese Co.. W Toms.
end Co, A. Il * d. Sands, c V. Clckener Co, and al
RushtOn's.
CAUTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

II MENT, l0l NaSsau-st the Herald Office. The
premises have been occupied for the last ten Re-
fccory Eating House and is good stand For further
particulars nqse the premises, Of JAMES ACKER-
MAN, upstairs. my6 II
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NTFTODFONS. MELODEONS, ME-

INHIODFONS with the improved India Rubber Bellows
and Patent Guage invented hy Walsh Co. Boston Su-
Ueror quality extra finish s. octaves. At 500 unto WIN
ctaves full tone aud volume suitable Tor chutches AT SS'
For sale at the Office Of the American Pano-orte Company
80 sR Rrt.'" "'' ''O JoCEiYN. WATSON &PURCELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

CGUARD RAZORS The sln.c-iher. coni.n! u re-
ce.ve regular plss q his cs,ehra:el kat'T F1J $40
M-s,r i.J-e s8ie a-sn.s s,r c Stewart = Co Chs ll;
ross London Aift "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
.UKE'S COOKING RANGES.-The

~ subscriber, having completed his arrangements for
the manufacture and sale Of his Ranges would state mat
after twelve wears experience the business nine Of which
he was employed a certain establishment II TINS CITY,
hopes VIII be sufficient guarantee Of his capacity 10 give Sa
tsactOn those who may favor him with their patronage
n B-Johbmg attended 10
aiO Pm JAMES DUKE, SO Annst near Gold-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

1--WE POUNDS of TEA is no great
II deal for family to purchase at time The FIVE
pound pack sold b the New and China Tea Com
pay should command the attention # all Their cheap
and The superiority Of the article VIII well repay the
purchaser for visit TO establishment New York and
China Tea Company, established lSl0.
CHRISTIANSON & co,
le3 9tTuThASt Y Catharne-st and l9i itreenwichst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
SIGHT RESTORED.-The subscriber

To be had at the Office Of the subscribers o. Cen
ter and Reade ss and the principal Drug Stores tho
city. lmyl8 lm'l j. BALL co