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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
N1EW.YORK SCHOOL of DESIGN for

IN WOMEN, No. $50 Broadway, corner OF Broo-ns-si.
Miss l. CHASE, Superintendent and Teacher Vt DFaS-
ms and Dessn-The lazy managers having received I'D
era ,ubscrpton for the e.tabshment OF the School
notice that they prepared receive pupils from
twelve years old and upward who furnish satisfactory
Testimonials ~ 20 character.
The object this school is 70 instruction to women
either grs,uousy. or at very low rates which val qualify
them to hNinG by the practice o. Of the branches
taught IN IL or become teachers IN other schools
Pups win be taught elementary drawing with reference
10 original designs for MANUFACTURES and other
purposes where ornamental deGz required.
Lessons viii also be gwen IN WOOD and Steel Engraving.
LhoEraphy IN whatever branches found to be most
a6vaItzs eons and profitable.
ClAses are now forming and the school open daily
Except Saturday, from A. NJ 10 Up NJ IL VAL asa -
open durrg such other hours be found
for students special departments AMI foT industrial classes
Candidates tor admission pupiA and persons V1O L.
are further information upon the subject WILL Appy the
SShoo between the hOGJs Of 10 A. and p NJ Sasarisy
exceptes)
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TNHE METROPOLITAN ACADEMY and
II GAMNASIl-M ALL ,...lz !.

y 71-'H|IV ~ ~ %" I5a-y Ior Tae FelC Uol
pup$s
GyHnssfse Classes for Genslsrnen every evening TON
- II o'elock
ePN.
For Bows Of the Institution. Monday we,esd4y
ss,d Friday trom ito y. NJ
Csso.ues showing the course OF study, ke may b. OBJ
tanned At the Institution, Nos " and - Sth ay Waaa
ingtops1uGe'
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ACADEMY.-SignorA A. CHER

H. ARDI ss-istedgby Madame GHERARDI, respectfully
bess 70 inform patrons and the pubic that ans Dancing
ACADEMY No 61 Broadway viii b. opened for the r-cep-
non OF pupils Saturday Oct. Is. Days of tuition for
Young LADIES and Masters Wednesday, ana Saturdays and
ndsys and Thursdays at O'clock Evening ass-s
for Gentlemen Tuesdays and Fridays at p VI. Private
lessons families will also be gwen ard classes att ended 20
IN schools and academies Az communications addressed 20
No sll Broadway VIII be promptly attended 90 Soirees
giyen az usual
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WI DANCING ACADEMY no 81 Clinton-pllc-.-
Czsse. for Children Wednesdays and Saturdays, At 81
O'Clock NJ evening classes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
MONDAYS ana Thursdays o'clock; Brooxy classes At
Nj BFRTEAUs Institution, No u PerrePontst, every
Monday and Thursday. At s O'Clock
DRIVATE DANCING and WALTZ1NG.-
i j. H. SEARING'5 Academy, at No. Sc BOnd-s;--Mr
S. is forming Glasses every day-morninR afernOon ana
eveung-to suit tia convenience of all parties schools
and far es attended and private soes A. formerly For
terms zee circulars at Mr. SIS residence, as shove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

DITCH, PLAIN and SUBSTANTIAL FUR
Ia NITURE-H STONEi invites the attention OF the
netrpzrrs of the above the styles quality and
rcs OF his large OF Paror aud Cna nber fur
niture at wsrrhsuse Broadway also, his plain sub
sna Mahogany and Walnut Furniture his store No 81
6tl-av. Every article guaranteed best quality.
HENRY STOhEY, No $50 Broa iway, and No. "a bth'av'
CHMITT & BRO, Manufacturers of SHOW
- CASES, in Metal Brass, Rosewood, Mahogany lack
Walnut Silver &c No 10 North Wllliaust, near Chnham,
York keep constantly hand good assou nent OF
the above named articles Orders promptly executed ~
short notice Old taken IN exchange
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NRFAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

CRFAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
VI BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c, at CRAwB0C%,S No
S5 Grand.s SECOND door OF EsseKs New YORK.
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SrORE-Ihe
attention OF ami about purchasing respectfully invited
10 the large beautiful assortment Of Beds Mattresses
Pgllass. Bedsteads. Gotta &c, all OF wlch nave seen
purchased cash prices and will be sold at such prices
AZ 10 make al nducemeut for all to CAL and exa nine the
above stock previous 70 making their purchases Goods seat
10 any Part of the city, BroOAyn and Wamsbugh Tree o
garage Old Beds and MattIesssrenOyatcda ld niie over
w CRAWBUCK, No. 358 Gfand-st.,
81 door of Essex-st-
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T,HE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.

i Having consa-iratea then manufacturing AT tns.
en,s viii in few day be prepared 10 Ill IEiers iIsai "a
h.nd together with supply Tor sizes A., Of ,ae
the Ofice for xhioting AID for genera 80
bus,nes Of the Company Will be at Ne p, broadway So,
Murray St second floor. where tue plohc are -
Of work from the nesies; cambria TO the eoases,
and although every other stiea shoqd De Sui ~ ~ ~
Iii ssnd 20 the business Of the Co. aad give 12A1A
ions touching the merits and utility OF 'his Huy -1
OF the age. Prce only go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

DRIvATE LESSONS in SPANISH.-Pro
fe~~r GORRIN continues TO give vste Insract,on
N the above LANGUAGE, At the residence OF Pupi OF MS
csn. No. 4 kh-a.
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1VSIC. MADAME PETTIGREW, late

M from Germany respectfully informs her pipis and
the publ IN general that she prepared 10 resane
her instruct tho Piano and Singing, aud may be
apptd 10 every morning before IL O'Clock at her residence,
No 100 West .est between It'll aud Sthavs Reference,
Messrs Scharfenbsrg l. LUIS No ass Broadway.
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ION c,JC ~ RARGAIN-Veryd esirs-

i bic property stapeton staten lss'q; Lo..
80 ~ n Get ready for immediate improvement th
properly is situated on the T rs1 the
~ Tbe Uouae Is surrounded with s1rub6eiy, anG nne
foIes, Tree. shade the place The whole VIZ De SOU
seInei VI ~ 'IsWFs n JEsUP No. 81 Welst, n 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

TOR SALE-Two excellent brick dwellings,
i pleasantly situated in the Village Of IorhTs % Srss
st. o feet of the 3dav on Io n The best m..
.s.. and finished in genteel manner with marble ~.
he. srs1, CrOton water. &c intended '' pc
s. &c reslseDces For particulars Apply 20 HI;
all pm MCCOTTTR No. 123 Futon-st-, odn bulialn1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

CURyEYORS' COMPASSES.-Fcr Sale, one
y, ,,vo inch Nonus Compasses They are wa ranted
and viii be sold low Apply to w c. DAVIS No ~
w AM r-st third floor.
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NOR SAI.E-The three stor, brick and attic

II House and Lot No.291 l0th-st, opposite Tonpklas-
sousr Lot about stxii house about Al feet depth With
one story the Il very pleasant hight and
airy pSIoIs handsomely painted IN fsseo nted with sas
nton water &C The Gas Fixtures Pier GlssseS Carpets
Sc eau he obtained with thu huse Oh reasonable
lsrre proportion OF the purchase money remain
mortgage The premises Be examined on Application 81
the door For terms &c, apply 70 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

ByS HgcENAS, Auctioneer. =.
FRIDAY, December 3-At lOo'clock, A d.
Il At the Sales Rooms Brooklyn Exchange No. S5 FaL
tonstA large quantity o. Household Furniture ooosst
ing of be-top Bureaus Was stands, Center and SIDE
Tables French Mahogany Bedstesds Mahogany md 5llt
Walnut Cottage do, wildwood. Walnut, hiiehsa SAD
DINING Tables Lounges, Chairs &c. Also, one MsaosSJ
Piano Forte. -. .,s,,
Catalogues Thursday the I'd inst; At the sales Roea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

no .er iu Weschvssr Coauty u miles nom the dH
aiver Drpst Al Sing Sing Said Fn produces ns,eeI hun
AIRED aollars worth Of hay annually besides g,est aoooa
80 OF 9rs,n APPLES Nc A isrSe Hcu-e. Barns &c
S,ck anS Farins UtenSS also for sale Inc owes, p'cs
= ,ts Fsrn Is T. shieen thousand Dollars in9a,ig o.
9EORGE McCORD No. Is WlhainSi- ana SA"N -
IDDY No IS " sllst-
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EOR SALR-In Nextoxn. L. [, Farm,

EOR SALE.-In Newtown, l.. L, arm'
Il containing about 80 scres Of t quality o. sna ,2n
M on Fresh Pond Road aud running nearly tnroaso ,
pres Hill Plank Road being about three nlles -,
line direct course Of Myrtlesv and half me ros 20
entrance Of Cypress Hill Cerletery On tA1 sb.r o.r
large house and outbudings fo- pa
tenl.r, nouire Of CORNELIUS DE BEEOIsh, o. PsI
~. - - " n mr. RPVOISE, No. IS Csfharne-s' ~ l.
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furniture, Sc.
ALL WARRANTED ENAMELED Flu

A Ii WARRANTED ENAMELED FUR
MANUFAt lure.
GILES a biRNE, (mcceSors 20 Mathews Gilles,)
manufacturers of ENAMELED and COTTAGE tURNl.
TURF No AZ Broadway below Grandst east side, New
York Mandatory, No ~ Greene-st.
MATT RESSES, PAILLASSES, PILLOWS, &C. &c. at
trade prices
have the largest and most vaed assortment OF any
establishment the United Our relgements for
the and supply of Enaneled ana ornamental
Cottage Furniture preclude the possibility Of
being UNDERSOLD, and enable us TO furnish SURE,
RlOR ARTICLE upon favorable as are lirged
b, Others for those ofa much 4" INFERIOR QUALITY"
An orders boxed with the greatest care To trade sup
Piled unlimited quantities, q, greatly reduced rates
No 452 Broadway, below Crantst, east side Mtnntac-
tory No 40 Greenest GILLIES Y BYRNE
n b. No connection with any other establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

I A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
- IN D-,r. Medicines Chemicas Dycstaas and Euro
pesn L-ecbes soda Waer and SyrpA No % Elm corner
N.nchester-st, ManchesteE, y. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
DENMANSHIP.-The subscriber will receive

pupils this week 10 his dAy and evening tias clss-
susrauteelng al satisfactory improvement anl in
elegant handwriting il ten Lessons u an
boar each LADIES classes AZ II and ocock Private IN.
siEssiion gwen. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
No 2S9 Bxoalwsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

ClGNOR FARlNA, Professor of Music,
~ tesshes PanO-Fort- Gai,A, Flute and ClArnete-Re-
eeEt, Esq, OF A A Lawrence L Co No - Rr0slTvay
Dr. fNrnly No Boo6st. Applications may be ,a,is
81 Acsss Wa Hall 4 Son. A G0d0Ee Schs-feab "a 4
Lsn Saes Adey, VIZ. yAndsrbesk. At his stsd nee
Nc. n IVES, ssdet.
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mo PURCHASERS of PROPERTY.-J. z.

Il UhCf1NSEhlo OF ThOT LII i - To
Il PITKIN hes for sale very great variety OF choice
Building Lots at Woodve L. L., East New York, Jamaica,
and other pocesthe beet the market and at low prices
Ts perfect and easy See maps and catalogues TO
be had at his Office No. 208 Broadway, n T. Room No. TO-
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mo- FVERYBODY who wants TO MAKE
uoIEy Nv. LABOR SAVING MACHtNG:-tne
vnd.r.sp.d having purchased the patent rsh, OF
Frdless Chain Saw Motisng Machine for the looS.as
$50 ~ Wisconsin lows, North CsroinA >Ou,n Os,o
i'm. Georgia Tennessee Mississippi, Alabama rIoLan
Ionisians Texas Arkansas Oregon, Mne-otf ana u 'o
Corntv in y, Jersey ready 10 sell SSss Oo
~ Toxn and shop CHS The principle OF toe hteons
& entirely new chels used The uorce Is ea nca
q ca, Teroved by one smpie operation suose IS luct
~ ,horsb, Machine. furnished short nouce ns,nihe
nav h. seen in operation by applying at the norm rum
Foundry ana "ach'he "O'''' HILL 4 MASON.
ITO RICE GROW K S.-A lot OF
"STRONG'S" PATENT RICE HULLERS tor
Ie one of neh may be IN operation oa 70
sA-e' VIC " MORTON 4 BREMNER,
No 2i2 Pearl-st., corner of Fletcher-st
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DUUDING SITES at JAMAICA, Ii

DCcnsistins ofaboUt acres weiehwi Dc sold Po
,oD. no .it purchssrs Il swhin three inmates wax Of
she Churches Schools and Railroad Depot and VIII stord
desirable place Of residence 70 persons dons business m
New.York WiihAmsAnrsh ard brooS.ya Apply 70
II NJ RODMAN No. ls6 FToat-st, New-lo.k-
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CROSTIC ON BARCLAY-ST. HOTE


DROOMS! BROOMS! BROOMS!-Tho
- undersigned has established Broom Depot At the store
Of Horace Harrington. No 2l3 Riyer-st, Troy " TIE
trade in the City Of New YORK be Supplied with
JAMES HOUGHrON
n B.-Orders addressed TO HORACE HARRINGTON,
Troy, ". L., will meet with pre- apt attention.
COUNTRY TRADE-Now is the time to
~ Advertise in the Newpalc Of Neigibonng Cites and
Towns the trade OF the Country and hose desire
20 DO with discrimination and crcums pecon most
venient opportunity offered by
V.B. PALMERS ADVERTISING AGENCY, TRIBUNE
BUILDINGS
Merchants Manufacturers and others wishing advertise
~ the best and most widely circulated Jour
nss OF either or al the following places the Inhabitants VI
winch do most yi their trading NewYork invited ~
call atN b PALMERS Advertising Agency Tribune Build.
rEs where the papers be asceraned and
every information obtained the adoption Of juicous
system OF advertising:
Bspsins,ou newport. Ithaca Eblsb-h,ova.
Bur Providence, Jamaica, Freehold,
Mpid.ehury Absay kee-svde, H.sh'to~n,
Mou'peleT, BnshAmton, hiniefEook, yef-eJ CITY,
Rot and BoominSbu<g knzs'Oo. LInbertvl-
81 ARsn- Brookgn, Nilas-o~n, Md e,o-n Pt.
yersenne.. Coi-sck.e, Asnnc-so. Morn,to~n,
Ermsrshsm CaftklI, Haven, k-~srk
g,dseyoti, Cohoes, Ne~bursh, New Branswick
D.nluIy. Carmel, syaek, Se~tOA
Hartford, Corning, PeeSsLl, Paterson,
Lfchfed, Chatham, PoushkeeDas, Princeton,
Neriden Delhi. RO-yn painied,
Md ~,own Depot. Rondoli, Rah-U
~ H7veu Dover Pans HaIn-yeck, son-rsIb.
Nv Britain. Enrs- Sss HsTbof, Tr-ntoa
New LoneOA. fshh1, saussns', csrooudals,
S.f~sk, bu.ans sngSnE. Eaton,
Nor~rh, Cohen, slap eton, Houe dale,
s-Y1roet Hs'er,irsv. wlGausbarEA, Por,v,e
Wafeftrry. E-npstesd, Bor1ss~n Sroul.burs
D rsy, hunnnsioG- BsSiis-, To~aaia,
hnsnte, hue'oo, Decke town. Wt=harre-
All communications attended 10 promptly BY ADDRESSING
'. b. PALMER Tribune Buildings y T.
list cfOther cities and Towns each state IN which
pagers published be had by wishing adyer
t,e south or Nest East or North. CT the Agency.
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8aIes bp Aueticn.

y CoLros, Anctoneer.
UCTION SALE Of JEWELRY, SILVER
"A COMBS, FANCY GOODS CHAIRS &c te-Dl
~ be At and No 50 Ann-st the remainder .ost
Of Jewelry from dealer. eonprising Gold kihIs rn,
Broocies Pencils, Fancy Goods silver Coinos &C. ks
RI,ci Wa nut CURED Maple, Mahogany, CHa<e dee,
Rosfop Rockers Nurse, Cabinet. Cmldrea's, &C. Ne
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" B. PALMER is at his Office, in the
. Tribune Buildings He may be consulted on sdver-
Using from 10 IL A NJ, and to . 2. NJ.
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Diano-Gortes.

A NEW PIANO.FORTE, modern rosewood
~ case Of superior tone 81 octave IN perfect order wh
be sod al the very low price Of slS5 Ii IS worth $40 out
= Is Loueb At great sacrifice IL res the improved scale
md reversed bridge Can be seen att W BhANChS Gao
NET Warerooms No 1l3 Fultonst, n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

NTARSHs COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-
Nl ING.-A Complete, beautiful aud practical work,
(pnuted cooIs adapted to private Instruction 20 PIP
octave Price 81 q Let those who cannot avail them
selves Of coulse Of lessons under the Author bay TINS
book good teacher in its,E Sold at e. c. Nj AkSHS
Countnt Rooms for the Practice Of Book keeping No S4
Broadway Postage under 500 miles, 70 cents, prepaid
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Jnstrnfiion.
BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &c.-Ciass-

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &c.-Ciass-
ID rooms No. SS7 Broadway, near WakersE Hours OF
Commercial Institute" furnish young gentlemen who
have completed their general education well as adults
who ekng mercantile employ ment opportunity oil
attaining without loss OF tune, practical knowledge OF
those branches which essential to success IN the active
concerns of life Writing Book keeping AMI Arithmetic,
by MI Foster sound and ndsPutabe pm
ciules TO the entire exclusion Of the modern SIX or
twelve lesson charlaanry and students qualified
discharge the duties Of the counting IN an expeditions
Ienor manner
C,ntltnen who are familiar with the details OF business
NAV attain under Mr. Fosters instruction competent
knowledge OF the principles Of double entry IN the shor
space OF week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

TOR SALE-At No. Barclay-st., next door
i to the Asior House-A variety of 81 and octave rose
wood Piano Fortea warranted satisfaction in every
resrect or no sale for cash approved Piano. Oh
hire JAMES IhOhTooN
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.,.u sn3 THIRTY larye

EoR sALETen small a, ssS Se nn5y ia lSs
- 20. and Lots, Sores TauneryS Public hoaseS
Res Lais .. Ill :0Ts % sGe osoei pIsf Tie Psesc
Hno,sl. o.,,er days, 81 Plsia6sa, New Is7sey
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d.. S HovGH Auctioneer.
ECANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

D. 5. HovGH, Anctioneer >,,,rt,n,
EIFGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
r. To-MORROW (Fr6sy) at l0f A. M at 70 iS
W,t zlt between th and s,h-ays the eutite con'snn
Of the elegant hstclsss toarstory dweins no s, 'a
oush velvet Carpets French plate fer GAsse apeiio,
Oh Paintings, Epsa'nrs Sc Msntel Co.'S -. ssa
sss, Corner SANDS Paper MAchs Tables iniai' w RI
table, mahogany WArdroees Secretaries, DsrSs ss ~
bie. Bureaus Rockers Easy Chairs, faror DO; rtoa
B.dst. sds Mattresses Pillows. Feather Beds ,nt-s
Msr-eiles Quilts ingram and Sply Carpets Oh Cioh.
Stair Caspet Rod. Eyes together with hitch N az
niture, with which the sale vii commence Can DO So
to-day Cataogues az No. 5i6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

DEAL ESTATE-Wanted TO purchase
III number of CITY Lots eligiby located, for building
purposes Also 10 lease dwelling Houses 70 suit apph
cans Lots for sale prices from $50 upward and Money
FRANCIS J. KENNEDY,
Conveyancer and Real Estate Broker.
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A. NJ MEswls, Aucr,onssr
ny BANGS. BROTHER d Co.-Tra1D

III
DSales Rooms. No. Is PukTow
TTSFSDAY. Dec Ia, and fopowins days
CHOICE ILLUSTRATED booKs-.nsh'n Ant s,'si.-I
suited TO the Holiday Season Aso' 'NuA''' 'S'"aNs
Books Cataosuss 10 preparation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

" F. HARRISON has Removed his Manu-
. factory aid W2rsruOm. from No , CanAl-st 70 No
Mercers near GrAnds: where may b. found splendid
Assortment Of Pizno-Fortes
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IESsRS. LIGHTE a. NEWTON, No. %
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO.

~ FORTES-We have now hand large assortment
OF ne. and secondhand Pianos for sale and TO hire Pianos
from so TO $50 For ire from - 20 10 per month No
Sty Broadway, New-lork SAFFORD Il bkOfhEH
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CIRST PREMIUM. 1871. ~. "A and So

Il The subscriber respectfully informs his nlmerou,
patrons and the musical public thst ne has again received
the first premium the splendid u octave Grand square
Piano which he exhibited the late Fair of the American
Institute These instruments destined 10 supercede the
Grand Psno az they possess all their volume and purity OF
tone Superior Pianos from s2OO to $500 CHARLES }.
HOLDER No 1873 Sprngst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

l. Broadway. one door above ThomPson's saloon Per
son, about purchasing Pianos are invited to call the
Wsr,roous Of BENNETT Co. where they will ind an
assortment Of rosewood PiAnoFOrt-s Of modern style
Every instrument warranted or two years Should doubt
b. entertained quality, the payment may BE- deferred
until such doubts removed Old Pianos received par,
payne for New and secondhand Pianos 70 let
Mandatory Nos Sill SlS and SIS Rivington-st
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-02-19

trellis pattern, with a small plant creepug
over il, looks we'll in small summer par lor.
For common sitting room, small geomet.
rical pattern, is very suitable beng well
covered, il does not show accidental slains
or bruises, and in the constant repetition Of
the design there is no one object 10 atIract
the eye more than another, but all appears
as a harmonious whole. These are some,
times called Elizabeiban patterns; they are
much used for staircases. balls and passao
es, but they are not 10 be chosen Mt random.
According 10 the height and dimensions of
the passage or staircase, such should be the
pattern. large pattern on narrow stair
case, and in passage not more than eight
feet IN height, has very heavy and disa
greeable effect. A light gray or yellow mar
BILE, divided into blocks by thin lines, and
vanished, will be found suitable for most
passages. if care he taken 10 adapt the size
OF the blocks TO the place where they are IL
appear. A size that we uld look well in a
hall twenty feet wide, would be altogether
too large in one Of only four or six feet
Many persons must have noticed, in tl,eil
visits OF business or pleasure, that some
houses present II cheerful aspect as soon nj
the door is opened, while others look SO dul
that they make one iow-spiriIed on entering
them. The difference is caused by the goot
or bad taste with which they have been pa
pered and painted.
A safe rule with regard to paper-h,ng
ings, is to choose nothing that looks extrnv
| aeant or unnatural; no staring pattern or eel
or, which would only be fit to make caps fol
May .duy sweeps. Regard should he hnd I.
the use of an apartment; n dIawing-room
should be light and cheerful, parlor shoult
look warm and comfortable without being
gloomy; bed:r papers should be coo
and quiet, and generally of a small pattern
and of such colors as harmonize with bee
furniture and other fittings. 1t is wortf
while 10 consider the sort of pictures to b.
hung on wall: gilt frames show best on I
dark ground taking care however. 10 avoid
violent contrasts. Borders are seldom u>et
now they make a room look low, wilhou
being ornamental.