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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ DIaazini, in his famous attack
On socialism published in the Nation,
"a Belgian paper, says, among other
things, the following: Il tax them
with having repeated with Bentham
aud Volncy. 'life is search after
happiness instead of repeating with
all those who have effected great
transformations in the world, 'lifc is
admission, it is fulfilment of our duty.
/ tax them with having allowed the
belief that a people is to be regcncr-
ated by fattening it with having
turned the question Of humanity, in
to a question of the kitchen of hu-
manity-with having said sto every
man according to his wants, and to
his power Of enjoyment instead Of
tosevery man according to his love
and the intensity Of his sclfexpendi.
ture' ! tax with having, by | know
notgwhat inactive cosmopolitan, by
Iknow not what establishment of
needless communes enfecbled, oblit.
Grated as far as in them, lay the ma.
tional sentiment. AS we'll might the
lever act without it's fulcrurn, or the
human body be made strong by dis
locating its organs
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Notice.

Al persons indebted to INC Individuality,
or as Ordinary. will please make mm,rdi-
ale payment, as it is absolutely Necessary
that close up my business, some part Of
which has been OF lorg standing unsettled
and which | am determined Shall remain
so no longer. /. hope my friends will attend
to this at nice, and give me and themselves
as litilc trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. h, 1852 I7-,f
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.N-t-~. s-ra.-

WoMEN AND NEwsrArERs.-.A
facetious Boston editor is warm in
praise of his lady-subscribers. lie
says: "Women are the hest subscribers
in the world newspapers, magazines,
DC. We have been editor now going
on for eight years, and we have never
lost u single dollar by female sub
seribers. They seem to make it
o point of conscientious duty to pay
the preacher and the printcr-two
classes of the community who suffer
more by bad pay, and no pay ut
.nll, than all the rest put together.
Whenever we have woman's name
on our book, wc know it is just us
good for t@9 dollars and half, as
g pieayune is for ginger cake"
Moreover, he assert: that ladies' read
the newspapers to which they sub
scribe, and concludes by declaring that
he "would rather have dozen ladies'
on his books than one man.
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N. CR A n E,
NE;lllllS;iCtWrcr of fSsIggicS

I-IN'III' INRkINlIIS, q c.
Returns his sincere thanks to H-R y
The citizens Of Sumter District tvFZ-gIS2-
Tor their liberal patronage hj,her- W -
to bestowed and hcgs leave 10 inform them that
he Keeps constantly on hand The above articles
OF his own manufacture and warrants the same
to hc of the best material, workmanship. and of
the latest style. His prices shall compete with
HE Charleston prices. nn,l ~ TO durability, no
comparison: to be convinced. You will pleosv
call nj his Carriage Repository on Broad Street
under the Town Hall and examine for your
selves
with twenty years experience, and Liberty s
aid,
He'll vie with the country and the arts of
his trade.
May liih, 1851 90 &c
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Executors No1ice

have appointed Mr.. Samuel f.. Wilson my
nsenl to settle up all the matters of The Estate
or Col stephen Lacose, late Of This District.
Je, ANNA T.. LAGOS rE.
All PERSONS having demands against the Es-
tate OF stephen l.ac"ste will present ihoni duly
aitestcd, Those indebted will make Immediate
payment to 5. L. WILSON, Agent.
May 7lh, 1851 % II
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Gbarlrston advertisements
CIRCULAR.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
frenhs md customers, that he is now receiving,
at his old stand, No 26 IIAYNE.STnEEr, (np
snirs,) from Erglan., Germany, Fnnce and The
Northern States, u complete assortment Of
5taplc ano faneu Dress Goo0s,
Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry, &c,
ns per Catalogue annexed, whicl, he is preJra red
toseli on reasonable terms, at |hoie-saie onfv.
to The Country Trade. lie respectfully solicits
call. being determined TO sell Ms low as any
House in the City. T.. G. BROWN.
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FLORA,

Pasiry Co"k and Bufer oJ Cakes, dc. dc
Offers her services to the citizens of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation of bridal fcasts, par,y-suppcr>'
NC. Ter long experience ard service in
every department. Of her business, justifies
her in engagR,gto to give entire satisfaction
to her employers.
She may be found by application at the
Barber's Shop in this place
Sumtervile, Jan. 9th, lSJi lltr
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lI'0ll,

Swc'!cs and English, Broad and narrow
Bar, Square, Round and Oval; Hoop, Band
and Boiler Iron. Cast, German and Blister
Steel SmIth's Tools. Carpenters Tools.
Buggy ANIcs and Springs, Carriage Trln-
mngs. Hollow Ware, Cut and Wrought
Nails, always on hand and Tor sale low
by PERRY MOSES.
Feb. 81, 1892 IS--,f
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Es As e q as ab En S

lust receiving Blca, he'd and Brown Shcciings
and Shirlilgs; Marlboro s,ripcs 'lnid Lin
ssryS, oshahurgs, Cotton aud Linen Hosiery,
White, colorcd and black Kid Gloves; Cassi-
mcrcs; Satincls, Kentucky Jeans, Flanncls {;
Elcachcd, brown am, blue Icans-blur Dcnims.
DC. &c. For sal. low hy
w. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite +. J. Il NJ. Moses Law Office.
lam
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He H. WI @ y a D. .
WegrO Shoes.

The subscriber hns made arrangements for
the manufacture of from -Four 10 Five Thousand
pairs of the above article by the FALL. For
reference as to quality, lie wonld respectfully
refer persons who may he disposed To purchase
Of him, to those who pa,rnnizcd him last year.
AS to price, he will guarantee them rs low rs
can he afforded.
May22 2 If j. MORGAN.
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STATISTICS OF MUSCULAR PowER.-
Man has the power of initiating almost
every motion but that of flight. To
effect these, he has, in maturity and
health, sixty bones in his head, sixty
in his thighs and legs, sixty-lwo in his
arms and hands, and sixty-scvcn in
his trunk. lie has also four hundred
and thirty-four muscles. His heart
makes siXty-iour pulsations in min
ute, and therefore three thousand eight
hundred and forty in an hour, and
nincty-two thousand one hundred and
sixty in day. There arc also three
complete circulations of his blood in
the short space of an hour. III re-
spcct to the comparative speed Of ami
mated beings and Of impcllcd bodies,
it may be remarked that sizo and con-
struction seem to have little influence,
nor has comparative strength, one
body giving any quantity of motion to
another is said to lose SO much of its
own. The sloth is by no means a
small animal, and yet it can travel on
ly fifty PAGES in a day; worm crawls
only five inches in fifty seconds, but a
lady-bird can fly twenty million times
IT'S own length in less than an hour
An elk can rum mile and half in
seven minutes; an antelope mile in
minute; the wild mulo of Tartaiy
has speed even grcacr than that
an eagle can fly eighteen leagues in an
hour; and q canary falcon can even
reach two hundred and fifty leagues in
the short space Of sixteen hours. a
violent wind travels sixty miles in an
hour; sound one thousand one hun
dfed and 5torty-two English feet in
second. .-Bucke.
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Butter.
Groceries! Groceries

eAoSSA1Vo oAUCCI4CC
Will bc received in few days. II choice lot
OF Groceries; consisting i'm part Of
Old Government JAVA Coffee.
Prime Rio CotEr, (ncw crop
Green Tea, in Lib and l-2 Lib cal,Iers,
Bbls best Baltimore Flour,
Sugnr of various descriptions,
Prime Goshen Butter,
Best Baltimore IInns,
Prime Lard; No ] Mackcrcl,
n. .. nnl Cuba Molasscs,
White Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Salt, Rice, Soap, Starch,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Candies-Slerm, Adnman,ine and Tallow,
NC. e.. Tg
For sale low for cash by
w. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite f. J. g. NJ Moses Law Office.
Jan. 20, 1852
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THE NEGRO Race Bayard Tay-
1or writing, from Nubia, in Upper
Egypt, says:
Those friends of the African race
who point to Egypt as a proof Of
what that race has accomplished, are
wholly mistaken. The only negro
features represented in Egyptian
sculpture are those of slaves and cap.
tives taken in tho Ethiopian wars of
the Pharoahs. The tomplcs and
pyramids throughout Nubia, as far
as the Dar-Fur and Abyssinia, all
bear the hieroglyphs of these mon
archs, and there is no evidence in the
valley Of the Nile that the Negro
race ever attained q higher degree
of civilization than is at present cx.
hibited in Congo and Ashantee.
mention this not from any feeling
hostile to that race, but simply to
controvcrt an opinion very prevalent
in some parts of the United States.
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a. ANDERSON,
N&AS&M MNM 4MAANA
STupnntcrviHlc, s. q
Spring and Summer Goods


ter District TINT ne has just receive l and TN
now offers for gale the bost selected and =
most choice stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods
That has ever been brought to this markell
lie las received many new styles of Spring and
Summer Goods, which purchasers would do
well to examine hcforc buying cl-cwhere.
Black, Blue, Green AMI mixed Rroatl- Clothes
Plain and Fancy Cassmrres: Satin, Velvet,
md Silk Vestings, Boys and Mems Capr, DC
A full and large supply of Hosiery Gloves,
Susl,cnders, Crnvats handkerchief, &c DC.
all Of which will be sold OH the most liberal
terms, and NJ prices 10 suit the times.
EE Garments manufactured by the sutscri-
her, and warranted 10 give satisfaction. Or
dcrs from II distance promptly attended to.
He may be found 1T the stand formerly oc.
cupied by Conway, and more recently by
ID. w. Price.
a. ANDERSON.
April 81, 1852 rs If
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a Mans Own Good Breeding is
Che best protection against other peo.
plc's bad manners.
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CABINET WAREROOM.
H. WI. ANDREWS S

~.,-===-rz--z TAKES this method oi
SsSrrsssssss.sassSS SSsSrssss.yssSS informing the citizens of
sts}I--- A.--tS445 Sumtcrvillc and vicinity that
he has opened in Sumtcrvir, opposite the new
Presbyterian Church, CABINET WARE
ROOM, where he will keep for sale, chenp, nj!
such furniinre as comes under this department
of his trade, which lie will warrant nf good
mater rial nntl will furnish for casI nt Charles
ton prices, all descriptions Of Furniture made
Repairing executed ut Tie shortest notice.
Mahogany aud plain Collins furnished with
out delay.
All the snlsrihcr asks is n fair trial, and
hopes by punctunl attention to business and
easy terms, 10 merit public patronage.
February II, 1852. l7-ly.
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Fall and Winter Goods,

Ilo subscribers are now receiving and open.
'ng their usual supply Of Dry Goods, HARDWARE
and Groceries, the prices Of which will be very
much reduced, and invite their friends and the
public toexamine their stock
NJ. DRUCKER g. co.
Camden, Oct. 2S, 81. I-tf
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Notice,

The inhabitants of this village arc cautioned
against trusting any operative employed by me
on the Wilmington & Manchester Rail Koad,
or delivering nny goods whatever. without writ.
ten orders, either from ID. Callahan, J. Hitch.
cock, l.. w. Turner, or myself
ALFRED H. PRATT.
Sum'erville, January II, 1852. l3-tf
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
y e, M Y. \ " II

0AoS2A3 w Ia \ S!AS1R 1ALNo
y Z W = y y y /.
The Subscriber would respectfully in!
form the citizens Of Sumter and adjacent
Districts, that he has just opened in Sum
tervile 4 brautilul.nssortment of "a +
Clocks aRasl Watches,
Brooches, Finger Rings. Cuff Pins, Far.
Rings, Buckets, Slides, Fob, Vest, Guard
Chains, of Steel, Silver and Gold-Gald
and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; Spccta-
cles of various kinds White aud C,raI
Beads, Bracelets, &c. &c. All of which
will be sold at Charleston prices for Cash,
by G. II. MASON,
One store south Of
Mrs. lIulbcrt's Milcncry.
p. S.-Repairing OF every description
done in the very best manner and at the
shortest notice. r-s5" All work done by
inc, warranted to give satisfaction.
G.. ~. M.
December ., 1851 q If
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ALL Persons having demands against
the Estate of John Mcdonald, will present
them duly allcsted. Those indebted will
make immediate paymcn, to
w. NJ. GREEN, Agent
February Ii, 1852, 17-tf
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Administrators Notice.

HAVE appointed Mr.. ". NJ. Green,
my Agent, to settle all the matters of
the Estule OF John Mcdonald, late Of this
District. MARY f.. MCDONALD.
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Hats and Caps.

The subscriber will receive in n few ,lays n
very line assortment Of Gents and Boys Hats
and Caps, which will DO sold at unusually low
prices nt the sioreof w. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite F. ]. Il NJ. Moses Law Office.
Sept. Is, 1851. 47-tf
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FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-A

three story and basement House we'll locate on Gin
tonst near Atsntcst BrookJn and convenient 70 Soutn
The hou,e has twelve rooms and number OF pan
es with hot air furnace bath hot aud cold wser
all In complete croer The house. completely furnished
IN cuops superior piano. will be let for SIS per week and,
II desired eas fof three years from the let OF May last
Apply TO T Nj. HARDcAsTLE, No. q Broad'st, New
York from to y III
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ESSEX SEMINARY-L. LYON.

- A. d. Z LYNN, NJ ID, and Mrs n c. LYON,
finelpaa-Conpletenes Of boarding snsnseu .nrs knd
sno seient tuiiiou ana healthy ocstoa combine 20 rem
DER this Institution desirable resort for thoss sesknf
thorough aas accomplished education Paps rscs;yed az
any nme liz cation 10 the beautiful margin OF The
~ s hivet near the seaboard and EASY OF accss
health and eson the tescner, ma ps,iI - S,.bS
ey,. e,rrisrss and well trained saddle horsss Cir.
Us PrssI,s;, s.d Of VIM H. LION. No 0syst, o. Of
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SCHUSTER'S DRAW

Il ING and PAINTING ACADEMY, No 1874 Bro.d.
tenuOn paid to Psnng and Diving from Plaster C.st.
and from Mature; Painting In Water Colors In PsstjI
Drawing on Stone and Ssintipg IN OIL Colon Specimens
By bis pupils well IS By hmsef may BE- Examined A. hs
Studio
Separate Glasses for Ladies'
GrntleDeu's Class from 10 O'Clock Pm
Special Course for Female Teachers on SATURDAY. .r.r
neon. ard one In the forenoon for Masters
Ev npg Clss for Gentr men from 70 O'clock
INSTITUTIONS schools and Private instruction pronpIv Al.
tended Porsifs painted order In the above
ed styles For particulars se- eircul.r.
5. sCHUsTER Professor
opposite the American Arr lnioa
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+ UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR school,

" Prof z A. johnson. Rector. The three Dsp.rt
nents The junior the Upper Ensish and he CLASSICAL 70
sevsd 81 the age Of seven yea and upwara and pr.osr
6f ne counting house, for samissso 70 snv Coss
Crowens eootstose, 10 Broadway I'D ct Raynors Ia n.
BowsyT. GEO6 PARKFR D. - ,0s
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BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL,

- The Muses. ROUSSELLE Qste Of HalifaI, Nova
announce that they have opened School
for the Education Of Young Ladiss No ia sackett
soatn brookyn The course OF instruction will comprss
cnesn In al It's branches French Masic and Drsw1ng-
attention viii be paid TO the morals and manners
OF the children committed To their care The Misses r
having the advantages Of Year, experiences in
proved
The highest references can be xyen and tesoua IS TO
sharseter and espsoty from ladies' Of the fst rama In So
ads and Nova Scotia may be seen s their reudspos vh-.
cards Of terms also be had
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EDAR GROVE for SALE+As

" Staten Island, fronting on the New.York Bay near
the location ofthe Od Elm free about miles below the
Narrows embracing ~ Of Land including the Cedszs
Buildings and Deck with letters patent for the grant there
for The lease OF this properly about terminating the
same having been occupied for the last i've yea during
summer place Of resor for bathing Aad pub
lie entertainment
For further particularly inquire Of DILL peaI or Mr.
HoNEs, on the premises or Of s. f. LORD No. les
Front-st ,New-YoIk-Dsted Sept g, 1852
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CTUYVESANT SQUARE school

Nm TfhGs SCHOOL, for BOYS viii b, r,on-n.A
~ No. 81 East l6th on MONDAY the 9Th OF s.ot.nhs,
when Mr. z. Will BE- happy see his former nun;Is ~
any new ones VINO may propose I'll the yscsnciss hs
exist-Ncw.York Sect s As- MAY
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EOR SALEat YONKERs .-,-

= ntustsa residence, With II ss-es Of I.i.s a.
- nnsv o. ehoace fruit ltiss Of miis s on.An-
ssensry s pleasant shsSs snsup.sssi Apnfv I VA
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COUNTRY SEAT and VILLA SITES

~ for SALE in the VILLAGE Of TARRY rOWN-The
house IL nge built IN Gothic style tvostores and attic
main building Is by S. with wing in the rear 10 BY 90
ostoHes has been built 2. years repete With al the
nooern improvements Ii Is situated OF the Dutch
Snusn OVERLOOKING the village an commanding vs~ Of
.ne North River from the Palisades 70 Hsyeutrsw also
view Of PemOnt Nyaek and the ranges Of mountains
INTO bearing ls easy Of Access and within i've minutss
with 10 ~ "a once stores churches ks- VIII be sold
kne yi.x 81 Also, villa Sites from 70 with
on the prsmi,s % H. WALSH EsQ No ?ll Pearl st. OF
W MAIIORX
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Marhinerp, Sc.
NOR SALE-A large Embossiop Pa.
CTNGER'S SEWING MACHINE

~ There no longer any experiment in using these invs
usbe socr.svng machines which execute all Kinds ,sau
style Of greet uty and durability They ss,tsl
any sne OF sewing and used BY ladies' -
fne great demand for thess mschiaea aal
the universal satisfaction theF have given small psss
for their usefulness which needs only 10 be known DO 40
pr-csted The pecipal office for the sale Of thess ma
chr 80 az No ?Ss 5rsdway where they b sssa IL
operation and where the prcpeo, viii be happy dsmo
strste their utility to any enc who will call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
XIIM. R. LEGGETTS CLASSICAL,
Danrins SCHOOLS.
CARD-Mr. CHARRUAUD takes

4 CARD.-Mr. CHAKKUAUD takes
~ l.,u,s in announcing 10 his numerous patrons and
resdips in the upper part OF the city that his
DANCING and zDs classes ~ reopen In October nex
AZ his new room No 81 East Sthst two doors wet OF
Broadway and near University psse The locations are
commodiou, convenient md pleasing suitable 10, set
seureel school, and st proximity to me ssv7A INES "
Rro,sv.y snd SHAY ouibuses and the 9TH sv Tall cars
There will be also classes his old No - niesa
The 9th and 9Th rail PISS 10 West brosd~y 81
hours during the day and evenag and snd
the corner OF Whitest whiu half block OF his saloon
Ples,e lock for pal tculars in future advertisement
B-Mr Chsuusnd will rent bis saloon ana rooms -
No 90 White st for se ct parties balls and soirees throosn'
out the ensuing Terms moderate Please call 81 MS
residence M SO West 18th st.
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Sale on I25th-st, be-

Il tween 9Th and 6thavs, and on Mount Morris square,
three peor frame Houses filled In with prick
two sorrs attic ana bsse nen with marble msntes Coton
wafer BATH range water closet wash basin speaking tubes
bells &c HJues .5T39 feet piazza In font entirely
and ready for occupation Lots o. by 100 feet II inches
Apply 10 L. h. BROWN II Wallet, from to 2 o'clock
+. 81, or at hi residence, l25tht between 7h and 8h
avs morning and EVENING"
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NO STEAM.ENGINE BUILDERS.

Il OWNERS and ENGINEERs-rhe suh.srts.r h.,.
VOC unen the Agency OF AsHCROFrS PRESSURE
would recommend their adoption % those inter
try, but have been spoiled TO many Of our ~ ol.s R,ysr
snc oc.sn steamer and on sevesl Railroads In alt Of
whcn ron tneir simplicity, accuracy and noaabity 10
desnee ment they have given the utmost s.sf.ct,on
CHAs WCoPELAMD, Con,ul,ins Engineer
Nc. 81 erosdway.
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A S. VILLEPLAIT continue. to give
A FRENCH LADY, who has fe " Ieis.

ure hours daily. would le 70 give Lessons in her wn
isneusee G beI in schools hmi She taught ..
rams c Tor three 10 tue best schools Of this country
Wslerst - A'N'N
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Real Gsiate for 6als.

A CHANCE for a HOUSE and LOT
IA Worth SiOOo will Be given each purchsser Cnot 70
exceed one thousandl Of bottle Of Cologne for ST. at HAL
SEl Drug Store at The Of Pearl and Rose-s1
large proportion have already been sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
DIAN O-FORTES from NEW

DIAN O-F ORTES from NEW
Il sCALES-J r. WARNER 4 co, No al Broad.
way beg 20 invite public attention their stock OF ROSE
WOOD PIANO-FORTEs, Just manufactured from their
new and say improved scales These instrument, en-.
orsee ZONE points Of excellence snrely original and not 70
Dc found IN any others made In the United States such for
example as sundry material IL the scae, the
GLobVLAk sockETED TUBULAR BARS &c &C. They are ade
OF the very best materials and by the abest woGmen 10 be
found ID the country warranted in all re,ects and are
solo on favorable terms Secondhand Piano Pores TAX en-
10 exchange. Wareroom No. all Broadway New.York
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.OTTAGE HOME for SAI7E

fr9t and fS1s. ss, with pleasant garden stocked with
situated on Van serbilf ' me owners family its well
found Tenn zoe. nins data ii d.aired or 80 1s
No So B,osds., Apply to EVANS sRIrThNs'
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rAsT MORRIsANA VILLAGE

Ia About 80 Lou (rsn.snins ansotd) sHylns a.LT
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
OIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No

Il sol Broadway, one door above Thompsoo's saloon
Persons about purchasing Pianos Invited 10 call at the
"arerooms Of BENNETT co, where they viii faa
assortment Of Rosewood Piano fotes Of modern sya
Every instrument warranted for two yeaB Should to1bs
b entertained quality the payment may b deferred
snt such douts are removed Old Pianos received In oar
for new ones Hev and hand Psnos 10 -
Mandatory. Nos 81. 3lS and sI5 Riytnstou-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
DROOKES' DANCING ACADEMY,

ar bis new Assembly Rooms, NoS6l Broome So 10 nov
on.n m the season The most fshiooabs styles Including
every variety OF Visiting OF this country and Europe w %
taught In the shortest possible time aud most reasonable
eta ges Anew class will be ttrmed Monday 1th insL,
for pTva pupil, Two for the general term,
on TUESDAY 2st Ladies and children meet at M gem
tleme I! NJ. Also, new class on wednesday sitter
nom for chlldIe en- commencing at 81 O'Clock.