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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-04-20
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IlrAI1u OF louls NApoLEoN-It
has recently been stated that tho
health ni Louis Napoleon is i'll Il most
unsatisfactory state: and some private
letters say tina, The French President
has been 50 >c.iuu>iv i'll that he was
,nanic to appear i'll public. Reports
t" Til, effect were probably circulated
to account for his non-appcarancc i'll
public. which some Journals have at
,ributcd to his fear OF assassination. 1t
l.ulcun is afflicted with Il severe com
i,aint in his head, wl.ich, ut timsslg
causes great pain. 1t is statcd. tlsiEES5y ls!E 81
these attacks should continMs (; d
be allrur,hcr ultlt s:essss Si sss Essi ssss
rubli,- business .Ss5a tssl 81. 81 8 :
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Homestead Elk amption.

We find in that excellent, paper, the
Spartan, Gone OF whose editors (Alr.
Tuckcr.) introduced last winter, the
Homestead Bill passed by our Lcgis-
hturc,) the following compilation OF
Homestead Exemptions in the ditl1r-
cnt States. 1t will he seen that Soath
Carolina is among those who allow the
Sm"//c@t amount OF exemption. O.,c
or TWO States arc below us, but the
largest number are beyond us. We
thlnk however, that the allowance OF
our State is very good, but the pro
visions of the law should extend to
those who live i'll towns ullL cities, lis
well as those in the country:
MAINE "A lot Of land. dwelling
house and ont buildings thereon or 50
much thereof aS shall not exceed five
hundrrd dollars in value
NEnMuNr.-l'hc homestead ufcvcry
h"uitkrrprr, or head of Il iainily to he
VI. c Of five hundred dollars, and the
yearly products thereof.
MAssACmrSETrs.- s.-'i,hc lot and build
lllgS thereon occupied IL Il residence to
the value OF five hundred luIIals.
NEw-l oEK.-l'he lot and buildings
thereon occupied us Il residence to The
value OF one thousand dollars.
MAEyLAND.-.\II real estate acuuir-
cd by marriage during the life OF the
wife, from execution for Il debt OF l,lS-
band.
GEoKGIA.-Twcntv acres of land i'll
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UNITED STATES MusKErs.- During
the last year, there were manufactured
at the Springfield armory, 81 900
muskcts, at cost Of 1915 for each
musket. In 1880, they could not hc
made at less than 81, IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
MELODEONS. which are pro-

uounced v the hest ridges superior 70 81 Others can 10
had only Of the sole agent, > CLAEk No 81 bosn"sy
(oprosfe tie ParSD y, B.-lnstnments with stops TOT
Churches. AL iusiruut nis warranted Tor one year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
Gnrnitnre, ST.
ENANELED FURNITURE WARE.

ENAMELED FURNITUR WARE
H HOl Sc, No. SIS Broadway, corner Of Spnns-st-G.
MATHkN respectfully notifies his old patrons aud
public generally. that the firm OF MATHEWS ! GILLIES
dsso the ID day OF October 1852 He fakes thus
opportunity OF sincerely thanking bis friends who
have hitherto literally patronised his continued efforts
please them aud BEES 10 inform them that no has formed
new coIartnersiap with GEORGE STACY. Upholsterer
snd hoesae Feather and Mattress Dealer aud Manuiac-
Or the purpose of carry NJ out TAR exfen9ively
tan the contracted limits OF ate firm would al WI tho
ENAMELED FURNITURE BUSINESS
in connection with Cottage Psror Attic ard Kitchen Furni-
tuIe, Festhers Mattresses and Bedding in general.
MATHEWS a STACY
fafter themselves that the well known reputation Of O.
MA1HtNs tfhs practical artist and leading partner in tho
late rInl 90 combining supenOrtyOf workmanship, skul-
nes Tc ness elegance of desgn well supcrbness
tfb. VIII be sufficient guarantee for future patronage.
Several styles OF southern Furniture pronounced by
connosseur ~ thing yet the trsdel
b. Introduced Their stock OF Enaneled Furniture will
be ound comprise the largest varied and best ass0rt.
I'd IN the United Ststes-all Of their own manufacture
VI repud ate the paltry puts OF offering their goods
- . Der cent cheaper than any others having learn
that much profit be made begin With by fair and
homes desng They introduce Themselves of many
years experience in the trade in q, it, branches and cha
lens any comparison with any otheg respectable rm-fIst
as 20 quality, next as 20 prce.
Remember, No 526 Broadway opposite the ST. Nichoas
Hotel and Coiemore House.
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Gaming 5rbcols.

nANClNG.-A few young Ladies in the
IL vicinity OF No ls2 EudsOnst, Grove. can have
the privilege Il joining Private Class 10 commence on
MON DAY 18th Of October at Miss J. DlNON'S school,
unCes the instruction Of acompetent teae her
MADAME AUGUSTA respectfully informs
WI her patrons and friends that she is no" liking me
LOu-s No. IL Broadwey. opposite asMnsonpace i9r
tie re0Deuns Of her Da cirg Glasses For terms &C. Apply
betwct the hours Of l. and o'clock at the above number
w WHALE and DAUGHTER respectful
w " announce that thew continue to form ne" lass
OF Dancing, Waiting, c. until further notice. at Their
Acadt mics No 65D Broadway No go 8tuay. and Gothic
He'll No. Isl AdansS Brooklyn. For particulars see ciF'
culals.i 10 be he'd as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
CLENFIELD PATENT sTARCH.-COy

~ Of Testimonial from the Laundress of Her h.esys
Royal Laundry. Richmond, Surrey;
NR. " oTHERsPooN, No. 40 DuDlop-st., Glasgow:
The Genfed Patent Powder Starch has now bern 80
for time 10 that department Of the Royal Lsundv
where al the finest goods finished for Her AJssy
Prince Albert and tie Royal Family, and have ms NC,
pleasure in informing you that il has given the highest az
faction. NJ WEIGH Laundress TO Her Msiesty.,
Royal Laundry. Richmond. London lsth May W,
Wholesale Agent, GEORGE WALKER, No z,si "ssF
ington-s,., New-York
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last MORRISANIA yILLAGE-About

H 80 Lots tremauins unsold VARYING il size from
eighth OF offered for SALE the
most favorable terms Ten per down and balance
before March. 1854 Title perfect These lots occupy
healthy and beautiful location and 10 fell view
the East River. ard the immediate viclnity " the resi-
De Of of the wealthy and respectable citizens
OF Westcbeser County Also Ge nshing within oueqrar;er
81 mile. Several houses building and lots selling
rNpsdy. For MAPS and other information apply TO n B.
WlNTON, No. IryonE0w, near Hs-lem R,ilroad Ottoe
opposite City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
6cbools.

~ formed nt the BANCROFT INSTITUTE. No. Sls
Broadv av under tie charge OF the Principals " g. who
has had f Ter-nrc H. teaching These pIp- vii have
separate room end French VIII be taught them without
extra charge Number limited twenty A. early npp
canon is requested BERTRAM HARRISON. 3. 4, Pm
CT al Vi Bancroft lIstitu'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
L,ARM Ion SALE-A Farm containing II

J. ANN lot Nal.E-A arm conldlHiuH 81
sores beautifully stnsed the Paterson NOV Ere)
Eailroad the Boiling Spring Stations distance som Jer-
City, miles, time IRON New York, thirty inmates:
commutAton pTice per year SO; the leave almost
hourly This farm il vel calculated 10 cut mp in lots.
number OF villas II having large front the plank
and rauad For further particulars inquire No. II
Mal. seoond hcor whcre map can be zen Of he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
pROOMs! BROOMs! BROOMS!-TA.

ID undersigned has established Broom DEPOT ssr.
Of Horace Harrington No. 2l3 Rverst Troy ~ \. Tae
trsde in the CITY OF New-york can be- Supplied with
Brooms in quantities from one 70 one ihonsrd dora
JAMES HOUGHrON
n. B.-Oniers addressed to HORACE HARRINGTON,
Troy. n. Y. Nill meet with prompt attennton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
DRIyATE CLASSES in FRENCH and
DATTON.s INSTITUTION for the EDUCA.
INsTITUTE-FLORIDA, Or.

Orurc Co. n Y-The Winter Session of this Institution
will Nov end continue = weeks 10 embraces
Male and female Department, each entirely separate
a, distinct ON the other both in location and manage
mcnt The former continued heretofore, under the
care Of JOHN W ROUND. AM; the latter under that of
Niss ELIZABETH PARSONS, Pupils will be received
INTO the fulies Of the Principals Circulars may BE- OBJ
tanned nj Newman Visions Bookstore No. 1879 Broad
wav or by application rho Institute Reference may also
be made 70 Hon. W. II. Seward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
DOARDING SCHOOL for ROYS-At Stam.

ID iogd. Conn L. h. NICHOLS. PrInr pal: terms $40
CIcuars stating particulars may be ohfsi,ed tho
BooAstor Of Messra- RAiNOR, No 10 BvSery where TIA
Principal may be consulted the III INST. iryn 70
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
\EW and EASY METHOD of Teaching

~ end earning the French Language IN 100 Lessons,
each converted questionsio appear November ne x
Frcc copy Sc OF 10 copies, - TOR su5scT 5ers g DO
pad on delivery Apply postpaid. TO I'll. q. MARCOl,
evening classes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.

hEAI BARUAINS IN FEATHERS,
" BEDS, MATTRESSES. &c, a. CRAWBUCK's No
$50 Grrndsf secondd door east Of Essex-st
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER STORE -Th,
attention OF asnies shout purr asnz respectfully invited
70 the large and beautiful assortment Of Beds Ma.frrs,es
Psihasses Bedseads Cote, key all Of which have been
purchased low eash pces and win b sod Al sarn
make il an in4scenens fer al 70 call and exsine III
sbse sssek previous 10 making their purchases Good semi
TO ssy par o: The city Brooklyn and (res Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

UOUsE WANTED.-In q good neighbor-
Il hood-a eET-story House with the modern impI -.
neuts between Or end 27thsts and west q sdsv Rem
from soc S9n. Would like leas>. with privilege OF
purchasing hddr, - ~. Boz No. al Fost-Oaee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
Alatbincrr, &r.

nOILERS for SALE.-Three Marine Boilers,
l1 nearly new b. sold cheap: Terms easy Apply to
CHARLES w. COPELAND
Consulting ENGINEER No. 81 Broadway
ENGLISH PATENTS under tho NEW
IL LAW.-The subscriber is prepared 10 procure
Provisional Protection and 70 Letters Patent
der the laws Of Great Britain The fees having been greatly
America inventors Parties obtain full Information
:" ''''-' = ]. r. PRISON, No. 5 warst
GINGER SEWING MACHINES at the
- TAR-The extraordinary attention wh'ch these Ma
chimes attracted dining the Exhibition OF the American
Institute has been noticed b. person who VISITED
FAIR and although the operation OF this curious and ngeni
ne Wits ed ~ thousands and thousands no
cOkeo uron them with wonder very unab. to
them. great the crowd about them such
invited examine them tie Principal Oire. No. 2S
Broadway where they can be seen in operation These
machines used By the principal shoe manufacturers
-sddleT and cother throu ghout the United
everywhere regarded the wonder OF the AID the
ls6or-savins machine OF the nincteenfh century
CODA WATER APPARATI S-Ofthelatest
- and approved description manufactured ard for
ssle " m explicit printed dirtc TOR use by JOHN
MATTHEWS corner lst-av. and <ith-sr, New ork--
Every Information N relation 10 the business furnished Is
tablislIed - YEAR.
TWO ENGINES and BOILERS for
Il SALE LON.-The II gincs are - horse power new
and made tie bet manner Bon Metal on the oscat.
ing pnncple and be used vertically horizontally.
The Boilers Of copper. with horizontal AID verified
tubes on en- improved plan. the whole occupying bus
small space. Can b. ~ No f9 Pear-sf Also one vi
keyk-l's Hot Air Isnaces. foI sclc very low.
ITO RICE GROVE RS.-A lot of
Il "STRONGs" PATENT RICE HULLERs for sale
or ot which nsy BE- SEEN m operation by application 10
MORTON 4 BREMNER. PIP Pearl-st.. cor Peicher-st
- - -.----
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Miliinerp.

Mss u. A. GARDNER, importer of Freoss
1 Bonnets, Caps and Flowers No. loe Broadway n -
ard No. 1854 CoDgressst, savannah, Ga. ~ -
Miss ). A. CONN, Dressmaker. PARIS Fashions, No y
Broadway. 80
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DROP. sCHUsTER's DRAWING and

i PAINTING ROOMS No. 4s4 Broadway. arr now pre-
pared for the Separate Classes for edes
Sre,nl course for Female Teacher. SATU RDAh Az
TERSOON. and one in the FORENOON Cor young Cen
t.ueh Evening Class for Gentlemen from 20 9ociock
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Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-The three-Story and
~ basement Brick Honse No rs Wesi 2Sh-st. toe
north aide, between the 1th aud Sh-svS Ii Is built
IL substantial manner with oil the modern Improvements
of ses bathroom and Crotun Also, the House AMI
Lot No SO4 Greencst between Beecker ana Amiiysts.
10, 25xloo For particulars price and trs apply 70
COLE Chiffon, No. 9 W al-st.
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Farm for sALE.-The subscriber offers for

sale his fUm, containing hundred scres, ten Of
Snes woodland Said farms is stsstec in the townsi
s..a East Dutehes County 81 miles OF Nillertoa
a On the Harlem Rsiiroai the greater portion OF
s, "a hsh state Of raluyation containing large
n OF TIE choicest variety of fruit lncluding three
~ ~ an acre Of Antwerp Raspberrscs which l. cap
Buldam oS e,sr ~ Lse nate Of $40 to $1,000 per acre.
Arm Is suSesn essepson tor farming use, good The
s scS ebesS 'aysysd to the hO1se and bars yard i, vii
eBey 70 VALENTINE IL HAIIDs sc i IaS .os-
BREWSTER No. 10 Bswcsy. n OF JosEfh b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
AIR- Holm MAC MULLEN bias opened a
IRIS. MEARS's FRENCH and ENGLISH

No q West jth-st between 9Th and 6hays il now open
Mrs Means has made Tor omnibus 70 con-
yey Ter pupils TO and from school
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

L PiaIo-Fofes in the city may be found the Ware
of y. L r. CT RTiS Co.. No. 447 Broadway,
ssnng Of George Hew's celebrated American PATENT
Action Pianos Y Gilbert Il Co.'S popular Hoian Piano,
Glib, ris aud others Boudor Also variety and
,ccond-hand Pianos for sale let No ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
TO wNERS and ENGINEERS Of

l. STEAMB0ATS-Are you aware that there is purely
VEGETABLE OIL, manufactured and offered for sale.
which for IT'S durability and peculiar qualities os ubrcstof
Is equal 10 Sperm Oh and as dnes not chill Ia the codesi
weather and is 80 per cent cheaper than any other Machine
~ Oh in think ought 10 command the attention
all practical men, and particularly engineers and owDenoi
steamboats,, q matter Of vital importance
Certificates and letters from the first Engineers aud te
oldest and experienced Captains ia the United states
BE- produced confederation o these facts with su
pies Of the OIL by calling at the Office Of the NEW-fOhA
OIL. MANLY A TIrRIN(, COMPANY No IRl Er0ntG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
EOLTAN PIANO-FORTES.-T. GIL

TOR SALE-At No. 6 Barclay-st, next door
i TO the Aston HouseA variety of 81 snd octave rose
wood Pian0Fortes warranted to gave 'silslsctVh IN ~
respect OF No sale cash or approved
hire. JANIS 1t"-niSN 49,
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toLET in the SEVENTH WARD

Ii in the new buildng Of Greenwich aud bearh
a.. one Ioft s6x1O Also several smaller Rooms The
location IL unsurpassed for business facies, the power
or ADV and the Rooms exceedingly well lighted Apply
FERRIS d FABER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
T,URNIsHEDHoUsE wANTED.-A hand

III some House sentesy furnished in the upper part OF
the city for occupancy by snail family recently return
I'd from Eope AddreesM. W Box Ne, ass Lover Post
Dhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
DEAUMONT,s PATENT STARCH

ID POLISH. FRENCH LIQUID BLUING, Slows
CHEMICAL ERAsIvE SOAP-For sale by J. r. JOHN
son Co, Nos. IS Cortlandtst and 81 Bowery. THIS
articles be bought at other place Newio ~
the exclusive propretors Of and patenees Of u
other TIE Starch Polish Is stamped every cake Besa'
monts Patent Starch Polish" and both IL aud the Blune
have fac smile Of j. T. Johnsons sgasture on the be
and wrapper None other genuine As there ini:a
tons pretending to do the work Of Slows" and some
times sold for his, purchasers shond thst John
Slows C. > Chemical Erasige soap" u stamped on sssD
bar. None other is genuine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
mo LET-Fire 3.story brick Rnildings on

II " VI
i lsth-st. between Broadway and 8th-av. Railroad. Al
the cuyenierces of Croton. Two 3-stoFy brick Build
ingsin 5Sd between 5thayand 6ihay Railroad $50 each
Two 3sory frame 68thst Broadway also
Store Broadway adjoining Cottages and rmcnts on
Sd-av. and 8e,-st. Inquire OF A. c. DAYTON, Bonded
Ware ousc, Excangepace and Broadway between
10 A. NJ. and ?. NJ.
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ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNI-

ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNI-
II TURF WAREHOUSE, No 45l Broadway, east side
near Grandst slusctory No. 40 Greene-st The oldest
established and ONLY firm the United States who
tne themselves 10 the EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURES OF
the FIRST QUALITY OF ENAMELED aud ORNA-
MENTAL COTTAGE and CHAMBER FURNITURE.
GILES BlRNE successors 10 MATHEW GIL
LIES respectfully Inform their old patrons aud the public
that they stl continue 10 sell wel-fnshed GENUINE
article p PER CENT. BELOW ALL OTHERS
The unparalleled that has attended efforts has
Induced 10 redouble eIerton producing article
which after ing stood the for years all admit
20 Be tie EEST and CHEAPEST ENAMELLED FUR
kITURE EVER OFFERED IN THIS COUNTRY. Inc
ht' Parsan and Italian Styles always on hand and made
10 order
A. we have the MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF ANY
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. per.
with the peculiar tastes in regard 20 color
nieuting. shading. &c. &c. can easily be suited.
While Establishments without the least experience
pretend compete with by Offering poor limitations OF
our STYLES and designs representing their work the pub
lie Enemeled. kc, still fully convinced BY the
increasing demands that the public know well how
20 judgo between AUCTION FINISHED TRASH and the
really GENUINE ENAMELED WORK made 1t our
Factory
The Trede supplied usual on the most favorable terms
Mattress, Palssss and Bolster &c &C. at the lowest
nerket price
Tie greatest bestowed in Boxing 80 that Furnturs
can be taken any distance without sustaining the least in
jury. GILES BYRNE, No. s62 Broadway
Eat side. near Grands, Mandatory No % Grecnst
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MELvINA BUILDING LOTS for SAFE

No. s,r., !. per cent muathly ins xa,,,.
- y, s,.hl .ea pa tas beautiful village
a. ~ may wen POOR - sac2
tsetr monthly ssrnlns< 90 purchase sAo -, from
low IS 10 assure largo advance bele h,ls -, pce -
are rsde IL ySTy accessible hsanx ouix A., Raymsrts
iies from The wtsmsbrsh ferries end fsasss' nc
Ne~town fank Road where ths Nexto,ga erd 49, =. ne
pamphlets, ke- zee r. J. FONDA. No q Nas~psr 49,
tocg. Nes-loTS OF JOHN IL. SAITH "a the pr.vi..- ID
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NO CAPITALISTS-l0O acres of Land Tor

II w tAI L L hJiN f'.--1NU uNItS VI Sdhh i''
IL sale in the town OF Yonkers having about 6Sn feet
fronting on the Hudson River with good substantial Dock
about hours rde from the City Hall aud han mile
from the railroad stat on at Spnyfen-duyvil Greek
This property directly opposite the Palisades art OF
being highly elevated II las commanding view OF some
y 80 miles Of the HudOn River and surrounding count
try, and vel situated for gentemens residences VINO are
doing business IN tic city. Location very healthy.
The above property vi, be offered fora few days onv NJ
$50 per acre third cash the balance most favorable
terms
Apply 10 d. II. WINTON, No. 5Tryon-row, near the
Harlem Railroad Office. opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

FURNITURE for SALE.-A small family,
sbou, removing from the city would like 10 dispose OF
their Furniture &c Inquire until Saturday At No 4j Rob.
insou-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
7noT cI .ss Houses for SALE

r-JPsT CLASS HOUSES for SALE
-. .,,,,,f de " est NJ. on-s Iusre
Hone IIos h zsd-.i, brrwse, 'th aud Sta-Af'.
: Hct,esin I7fhst, mar 4th-aT
80 fr l7thst nelr Broafwhv
49,. IN p. Let between Brcadv ~ md NAV
tion,s. 70 Lldst., between tth I'D Icing Nv
H. In e4-h-sr-, nerr Aanisnn- -lt-rc
. go-.e- on 5Sil-sv, above %stn-st
> iIcn-e- on M.discn-ay- above zotn-sl-
: pousr. n Thirfy-f1s.-st-. near Sth-aF.
: uor.e.i In Silt. near 5th-av.
,zh1o o.sI - sT-NCIY BARNARD, No. II Pine-st
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WIGS and TOUPEEs.-Merchants, CHI.

zens and strangers requiring very superior Wig 90
Toupee, should not fail 70 call aud examine the beanM
HEARD No. n Msidenane. where they have the lrgea.
cheapest and best stock OF Ornamental Hair of every de-
scrpon made OF the best mater ais and warranted
fret fl and not 10 shrink change color. Also 20 be had
the best Hair Dye Private for using the Dye and H.
ting WIZ Cnt this out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

VALUABLE FARM for sALE-Of ls6

" -AII NbI4E NM IUI o4f'4I' VI
acres, situated IN Mercer Co. ~ j. miles rom llen
ion from Bordentown end from Camden and Alnboy
Railroad station ianyc 4eRcrrs of meadow, 10 wood
land the remainder ~ tine aate OF Gu uVauoa Inc h
nToven.ns cons Of brick aud stone house. stories,
erEe with sfahng underneath, new haY and CO"
honse house, &c aO, convenient tenant house.
"a ~ The nec,.,ry ont building. attached There
rety sf fruit bearing This property wei suited
for grain truck Or DAIRY farm. IL location and eOnNen
ence 10 the best markets unsurpassed. Term GccOIods
tug. Apply TO BENNINGTON GILL, Allentown, Mon
mouth %, y. j.
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SOP sAIF-A besutiful Country Residence

AZ Norwak Conn., consisting a "a ornlanent1l eos
=. ~, NV new 81 bv ~ the ground two stores Vel
Fsds rooms psntries &c. on tri hocT DedI9o ms on
seond foo- large Enrre.. The place oontans acre~
,fv NJ fr fre viey- Of the sound and Only zen m'l
from the depot. In fine neish5orhOod good
st,,g T. Price g O0c Part remain on nortS &c II
5esired Al rer cent. Inquire Of = X fASsHA"' No
81 B,osdyYsT corner FIankiin-st. Up stairs
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,srssRs LIGHTE g. NEWTON, No. %

I Canas in consequence OF the increased demand and
,,iy.Ied norulartv OF their PIANO-FORrES, have ex-
re- ed their business and now prepared 10 offer 70
br Friends. and those wishing superior instrument, an
xnsve assortment plain and ornsmented cases OF mod
ern style from q I! octave. Second hand Piano, taken
~, chnn,e
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CHE BANCROFT INSTITUTED French

Classical and En- gish School for Young Gentlemen
opened the 3,h SptenberPaents about TO place their
children at school invited o interview with the frln-
cpa or TO examine his circulars which be had at the
rooms OF the Institute No 500 Broadway, ~ Mr. Satcr
No C. Aiurrsy-s The Principal is ct the School-rcoms
from . Ia g. Saturdays excepted
BERfRAM HARRISON B.A, Principal
y B--A u NOR CLASS OF tte BOYS is ocinS formed
OF which the Principals wife will take charge
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FACTORY 10 LET.-A large building
viii, steam FDrn ne in order for immediate use 70 LEI
for tenn Of wears Apply No. Maiden Lane up A'
back Office.