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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06
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THE well-known superiority of the
@uNwgM1 RARWR9MD g991GSss
AXES, has induced some manufacturers to stamp
their axes H. COLLINS, and such axes are
frequently sold as my manufacture.
The GENUINE COLLINS AXES, which
have been made under my direction for more
than twenty-five years, and which have sustain-
ed such an unrivalled reputation, are invariably
stamped COLLINS & co, HARTFORD
They are to be found at our Depot in the city
of New York, and at the principal Hardware
Stores in the large cities.
SAM,L w. COLLINS.
New York, april Is, ,53.. 4O-lY.
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TEA.
lust received full supply Of Green and
- Black cas-, of the very best quality and
flavor, for sale by D. TAMBoRINE,
Yazoo city, July 8, 1853. 52-tf.
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GentIeInen's Furnishing Goods.
LII descriptions of hosiery, striped and plain;
Silk undershirts and drawers:
Cotton and merino undershirts and draws;
Kid. castor, buck and cloth gloves;
Linen and linen bosom shirts, with and
out collars;
Linen aud silk pocket hdk'fs. PIN bor'd
Every article for the toilet, such as soaps,
brushes, razors, knives, &c, just reviewed Mt
Nov. I8 SO left WIN. H. STEVENS
misunderstanding. Selfcocking and 9th
ersuperior quality Pistols for sale by
Yaz6o city. Dec %. 81. S. H. ILSON.
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By MRS. HARRIErsN. pREWETTs
ON JEFFEsoN STREET
II II II Thu War0 will De furnished 70 eQbecrib
At THEE Dollars per annum IN advance, q Four
OF paid wlthin m0nth. FiveDolaEs at the end ofthe
ear.
A0vgarseNRNrs win be inserted a. the rate 81 81 %
per slaare forthe first insertion aud 50 Gems Tor each
week thefeafterten lines % esss constituting square,
he number of insertions required, must b. marked on
he margin Of the manuscript they will be inserted
Il oFbid, AID charged accordingly.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty hnes orIsss renewable az pleasure. $4,000
Nocaairact taken less than year-and payable
half Yearly in advance.
The privilege Of annual advertisers s limited 70 their
vn nmedate business. and all advertisements tE the
enat Of other persons sent in by them, must be paid
Of BY the square
Professional Advertisements.
FOR falines or less, not alterable, months s. %
10 do do do Il do 20 90
rrAI.t. JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR OH DE.
LIVERY.
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%,UUU d. TAMBORINE.
FOR SALE OIR RENT.

FOEE SALE OH RENT.
GOOD and comfortable dwelling house
with five rooms, a hall through the centre,
kitchen servants room, store room, cistern and
outhouses, situated in pleasant neighborhood.
For further particulars apply at this office.
February IL, 1853. l3-3t.
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EXECUTORS SAf44.

IN conformity to an order from the Probate
Il Court of Yazoo county, State Of Mississippi
made at the November Term thereon, 1853, the
undersigned, as Executor Of the estate Of John
]. Wilson, deceased, will on
Monday. the 9M day Of January, 1854,
within the hours prescribed by law,--at the late
residence of said deceased, opposite Yazoo City
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, at
public auction, on credit of twelve months. a
part of the personal pro erty of said deceased,
consisting of valuable Household and Kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, ! Mule, about 90
head of cattle, corn, fodder, oats, peas, and
many other articles. Notes with approved SCI
curity will be required of the purchaser or pur-
chasers.
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Biscuit end Tor sals by q. TtonflsR.
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"a lady was 9kcd tho0thcr
chose toliva ne hie and
81 aR not able y supper, h,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-01-06
BY Mrs. Harriet N. Prewett.
TIE VA700 cry WHO.


PRINTED AND puaEIsH ,D RvnRv friday.
By MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT,
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HDIo, . UUIo d-TD DIOLD,
together with general stock of
HOSIERY AND FANCY GOODS.
He resp ,ctfully offers the same to the public
at prices That will compare fayorably with any
establishment in the city. Dealing as he does
exclusively in this line, he believes that it will
be to the interest of all persons in need Of such
goods, to give him call before purchasing
elsewhere.
He will be constantly receiving per steamers
from New York, accessions to his stock. Of
FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHING, TO which he
particularly invites the attention of purchasers.
F. w. BATTAILE.
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On the same day. and in pursuance of the
authority aforesaid, will proceed to sell near
Richards ferry, opposite to Yazoo City, at pub
lie auction, to the high st bidder, on credit oil
6, u and Is months, the
STEAMBOAT s.McLEAN,"
with all Of her tackle furniture, stores, &C., as
she now lies in the Yazoo river, near Yazoo
city. Notes with undoubted security will be
required Of the purchaser. Said Boat has been
in the trade about II months-s of light draught
and carries over 900 bales o cotton-has
been thoroughly repaired during the past sum-
mer, and is in fine order. N g. NYE, Ex'r.
Dec 9, $50. 22-5t. of ], /. Wilson, decd.
Yazoo River Plantation or Sale.
A valuable Plantation in the vicinity of
n Yazoo City. containing about 900 acres
OF Land, 800 acres of which ale in cultiva-
ton and 100 more are deadened Also 40
negroes and all the mules. horses, oxen hogs
and plantation utensils ofevery description.
Also a full supply Of corn and fodder for the
ensuing year.
The above property will be sold on rea-
sonable terms to a. good purchaser. For
further particulars inquire of
G. F. HAMER,
Nov. 16, 1s53-tf. Yazoo City, Miss.
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YAzoo CRY, Dll1 FRIDAY JANUARY 8, l8s4.
THE sTATF OF MIssIssIPPT.

Middle Dis. ict Ckancery Court b sqid STATE,
At Office Rules (3rd Monday 18Th day Of
December, "A. d. 1853.
Charles G. Tucker, e. aI.)
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thsrA herman and Henry Kornahrsns also The msmsers
Of Herman Lodge No. 2cs, p and A. NJ and the sem
hers Of Roland Ledge No. IL, A. q. Of r. and the
dsrs in general are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral Without further invitation this Atsrnosn ct
O'Clock from his late residence Division
and Tenth street, william sbGrg.
On Thursday, september - after long Illness, at his
residences in BROOKLYN, caARD SENIOR, in the esd year
Of his age
bis friends invited TO attend the funeral
morning, AZ ten O'Clock.
In Harlem, saturday afternoon, September 80, Ed
WARD C. WEfKs, in the 46tn year 4 his age.
His remains win he taken TO Caraael Patnsm county,
for nteImnt Ths friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend bis funeral from his late rss ence In
carmel, 10 morrow morning, st eleven O'Clock.
Suddenly, on ssturdey morning, September 90, JANE,
daughter Of tie late John Winugh, the 65h year of
her age
The friends Of the family invited to attend her fu-
neral from her late residence, Glove road staten
Inland, tomorrow morning &c eleven o'clock. Carriages
win be III waiting at whitehall
At Pa'chogue J., on Saturday September go THOMAS
Bccs, formerly merchant ~ Ne York recently Of
San Francisco, Cal in the 4at year Of hts age
His funeral Will take place from the house Of Austin
Roe Patcbcgue, to morrow afternoon 1T half past two
o'ccck BIS relatives and friends respectfully nvi.
ted 10 attend
At Newark, ". on Saturday morning, September 80
MARY ALKALINE, infant daughter OF Henry W Duryee,
aged months and Is Jays.
On Sunday, September "a, In Wilmington, N C, of
locijaw, GhokoH w. uAIREE third of John MAther,
Of this city.
California papers please copy
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On Wednesday, september ~ by the Rev Father Far
reli Mr. Cuas MANN to Miss MARGARET MCGUIRE both Of
this city
On Saturday, September @ Mr.. henry MILLER to Miss
MARGAKEr J. LOVE both Of this city.
In Brooklyn Wednesday, September "a, By the Rev.
DR. Searles, Mr. FIpEN j. WEEKS, OF West Winfield Her
kimer county to Miss AMELIA ANN PYE, daughter Of Han
nah and Edward r. Pye.
In BIooklyn, by the Rev. B H. wilkins, lrExa- z.
CAMERON TO Miss MARGARET B Mor<Ar, both Of scot,snd.
On Sunday, Sspte der "a, q, the Methods. Church,
Yarytor n, by the Kew John Smith ar. CHARLES sTER.
LING to Miss MARGAPAr CRAWFORD, both Of this city.
Edinbnrg and Glasgow papers please copy.
At HoboFsn, N. j., on Wednesday, September %, by
the Rev. Y. Bruce, DANIEL F. T. LEE to MARY
lara ADEMA, both Of this city.
New Orleans and Nashville papers please copy.
at Milford, Conn.,, Thursday evening, September
2S by the Rev. W. c. scoied, Mr. OLIVER CLARKE, Of
Brmn CHAM, Conn, to LYDIA, daughter of Levi Lang
ridge, Eco, OF Milford.
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6A-kHswiAg non past experience that Jour valuable
pADe $50 Always has been the through which
oth has been brought TO Light though should be
aeeint he corporations Of the day Black mail
Aas act been suffered innueaee you from duty
hne Of the New York and Erie Railroad. and being
yhAt acquainted with the roai
An somewhat ~ loss to account for the late in the
price the stock may be that the company have been
able to show 10 the committee appointed examine their
eseh better state Of anrs than the public judged pos
en the committee Informed that large amount Of
money Vas due and unpaid ~ them for labor done Did
tho company inform them that the employees engineers,
9e3en, brakemen and traetmen the three divisions
have net yet received their which due on the
8th day Of August their appointed monthly day for gay
nay AM have beard % but the three frs.
Aivsons who hiss got his August pay An engineer, who
was their RIG h. hand during the strike had the priv
isge stopping the where be bs found and
receiving bic sho wing too plainly the important
position he has riser to in being ABLE to do What others
the company to show that they have their favori.es
yhils mon whohav beea in tho employ Of the company
fef the past ten dismissed from employ for
ether assigned than want Of employ and who
wwe employed du ling the strike retained II truly said
that porations are sonls While without money the
eating saloons at Delaware and burg shililg
Per neal being an addition OF one hall the prse
Tut We are happy TO record that the has
extended over the State Deposit but hopes
mat - stosk has advanced sufficient to let OF
ps~ing onts out Of the net that the viii be able
prese. once Who when not having the money pay WITH
are awsrs seSwbether real feisDed, the employees
w A' wv 'fA JOHN IrcHrsoy.
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81 CRATIC SEYM0U t--DErEND YOUR HOUSES,
III your property, and your hberes.-Those who are
opposed TO the coe,cive, unjust M.ne law prepared by
Myron Holey CLARK, the Wing mime for Governor Of
this state who object have their searched and
their properly conhseted In violation Of the Con tuton
and OF their personal liberes who opposed to the
assaults Of bgoted and yooicve dema sogues; who
in favor Of sustaining the principles o. the Veto Message
Of Governor eymouTaIe requested 10 meet at TAmmA
by la on Thursday ming Ocfooer at ~ O'Clock,
respond TO his nomination for Governor the State
of New York, and TO rally round this who has had
the indie endence to proclaim the principles OF civil hber
y and the personal Of citizens against tyra
nical doctrines and beory faDstism and in tolerance.
Rally Pallyll tany!i! ELIJAH +. PURDY,
JAMES c. WiLlIrT co...o Chairman.
WN d. KENNEDY l-'eie'aiea'
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Ksndalrs schSe0am sehnapps.-An old
adage ssys person fsbricate story and tell II
that he himself believes IL true This surely must
very strong stating that all schn apps without his
pams are spurious and bad ! must, however, inform
the public that the gin trade Is opea 70 the world aad
long as have energy ani means. viii supply them
with the genuine article at such prices will tent
all who sell at fair profit viz 81 per gallon, 80 ns
per bottle and in twelve bottles CASE incudej
s. so yeoca requested to give IL trial and
convince themselves thai possesses all the medicinal
properties that my friend ,aa justly claim for his
ARTHUx KENDALL.
William street between Reayar and Pearl.
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Rhyme and ReassSis
Beauty, alas has many foes;
The sharp wind chaps her lips, her nose;
The sun her face with freckes spots,
Peppers her neck with dusky spots,
And all his eavious tricks to Gro WI,
Turns her white o yellow brown.
OH thus beset, what shall he done
To cure the scars OF wind and sum-
Her fair complexion TO renew,
Pray tell US, what must beauty do?
The answer, lades, you can guess,
For which OF you will not confess
That charms by sunbeams darkly shaded,
Or, worse, by cutting winds upbraided,
Are rendered worthy all devotion
By using Phalon's Paphian Lotion
Prepared and cold by PH Ion SIT Broadway, (st.
Nichols HOTEL and 97 Broad Tsy of Dey street.
For sale by all leading druggists and dealers in toilet
articles.
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West FiushfDg.--We notice that largo
suction sale OF cottage sites in this beautiful village win
3d. 4th and 5th of October 1854 at O'Clock each day.
This sale is worthy the attention of all who seek
home in the country Particulars may be had by apply
ing TO BARKER ELLIOTT, No Nassau street, near
Wall.
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TE,hE ART OF DANC1NG-Ar 81 EAST THIRTEENTH
Il street, fourth house west OF Boadwsy south side
H. Cbsyruaad respectfully his friends and
patrons that lis classes via Saturday,
Ia II, am Monday, 10th Of October. Dsys:-Wed1esday
and saturday, at IL O'Clock noon snd s afternoon for
ladisE and children; Monday and Thursday, at evening
for gentlemen. Particular attention paid to Ia tcnue.
and department Of pupils Boarding Summaries and
private ossses attended to- Crcularg be obtsned
az above
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For the Lxdles.-JuSt Received, n Largo
lot Of the newest style in fall skirts Also, splendid
lot of French and other collars, which will be sold At
prces ia below thing In NeE York. Handxechlcs
bands &C equally low Ladies, please call Metropou-
tan Embroidery store, $50 Broadway. An enire new
stOck from auction.
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A Twenty-i Cent Eaguerreotype Is not
rs chesp double the size or ffty CENTS with hand
sane case and pressrver without extra charge iuch
picture can be bad a3s Broadx of Howard
Street. GARBANATI, Artist.
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Rupear..-g.szah,s rstent, she only RADICAL

Eupturee-laaxsh's Fstenf, the onIV Radical
sure wuss--Marsh Co. have just rscsived letters
patent for Marshs radical truss that took the
sole Ireninm at The late exhibition in the Cry sal
Palace has received the universal appreciation of the
medical and surgical profession of this city, and will
nae out OF ten OF reducbie hernia All per-
cautioned against infringing upon this instru
msat. Open from A. NJ until P. NJ. MARSH Co.,
40, az Maiden lane
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turned to Now York begs to inform his friends and the
public that he always be found at his Off cs, No 90
Varick street, corner OF Laight g.: Jchn's Park
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Hotices-Psper Hangings, Splendid Dec0ra-
lsns imported expressly for the fab retail sales Paper
hspgnas, sso for the trade Of 1r own manufanture
Wholesale The Argeat variety in the city, unusually
low FOR cash YHOS. FAYE Il CO.,
Importers and manufacturers, 266 and 257 Broadway
directly opposite the City Hall
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Cameo Dag nerrsot ypes.-One fnstantancous
sittsng-Gaery in Brooklyn, 243 Futon street, oppo
f.te clinton. CHAS II WILLIAMSON, Artist ant PRO
yristor
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ALFRED MUNROE & CO., AL Broadway.

Roberts, 100 BE Oadway, corner Of Hlnth
street. has JUST opened laces and embroderes in new
and elegant designs also, French breakfast and dress
cape imported and manufactured to order Rene mber
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Popular Tradc.-E. III. Lcadbeater, BAT
Iroot way il selling fine French merinos At 6s IT, Ss
and 1os worth fifty per cent moro rich plaid mernos,
from 49, to es same as usually SCI at 49, and los and
sik sbavIs, linens Hanne quilts, blankets, &c equal
lv rbcsp
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Sw edish Hair Creator, nm exquisite POonade
and liquid, irpartng to the hair aotness and bril-
bottles For sale by the principal druggists. and the
depot No. 32l Broadway G. E. HUTCHINSON, Agent.
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Boys' Cl0shirg-A superb Assortmcnt--In
ADDITION to the best sssorten. of well made lmens
eothl in View York present assortment aud styles
any other store in the United States. No deviation
from mari ed prices.
ALFRED MUNROE l. CO.. al Broadway,
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RheUmr lism.--Captain C0mktcck, CT the
steamer Baltic, Of attack of chronic
rheumatism by Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian niment
IL warranted to fail If used according to tho
directions Depot 80 Cortlandt street. Sold by all the
dTno5ists P1 See 25 and 80 cents.
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RESTAURANTS.

FuNHE DESIDsRATUM, 164 FOURTH AVENUE, NTs.
L. Union squsre--lhis rostaurateur IL open day ar
everre, where ciszens ana Strangers viii Be serTa
With oysters, cold meats beef steaks and m1ttoD 81 -
With choice illnors winss, Sc all Of the beet cray
and In the beat STYLE JOIN MCAS0J'
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Frum AucrfOn.--Great Bask asns in Ladies',
gents and childrsns hosiery. MADDEN & S,EWARTS
cheap hosiery store 779 TO- 779 49, 779 779 Broad
way, will open this day large stock OF tue above art-
sies, at fifty per cent under the usual prices
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TlEvENTH wARp.-Ar PRIMARY ELECTION
~ held Thursday evening sept. 2s 1854, corner Of
Fourth street and avenue G. pdraant 10 the reeomnen
daton Of tho Icmocra'c REPUBLICAN General Com mites
at suyvesant Irsttute the following itch et having re-
ceTed majority Of al the votes cast was declared
G elected
ALDERMAN COUNCIL
Aaron b Rollins. T,ceny eighth Dsstrtc.
cARtnI Ter f. smith,
John Ray, samuel Walker
James Lamb, O~en Clark,
Henry Ne er, John seaman,
James simmons, Martin Oeters.
Joseph Conway, Trenty ni~tt D1rict
Edward Ferris, 4. n k,mbark
Reward Wyant, j Houghkirk,
John Y. White, Babj. HYDE,
PM. G stoughtop, John n SSanger,
Edward Carney James Lamb
Charles J. ucDougal Thiytteth District.
q. H. y. Townsend, Jededlsh Miller,
Emery Van Tassal, r Y Booe,
Mathew Van Duzen, Rich u. Valentine,
Michael WINNER. Chrs opher De Witt,
JUDICIARY. Ne son pratt
Bernard Kelly, Thirty frst District.
BENZ Mcfarland, Geo. eadlsy,
Joseph Robertson, Augustus vanarsdale,
CITY AND COUNTY. henry Dreher,
r. l. a. Boole, War en- Willis,
r. A. Bishop, Edmund Wheeler.
Cyrus schoonmaber. Thirty second Distftct
ASSEMBLY. John Lint,
John Wright, Andre Smith,
Mablon Clark, Georse iiook,
william Long, James Wheeler,
Peter Bowers, henry Walkman.
David Baxter CONGRESSIONAL
hioRALY. Jonu Houghkirk,
Robert Earl, john Baxter
George White, Gilbert Weeks,
Andrew X. Jackman. lie ,nard Merrifeld
william W. Cook.
B BENSAsis h MdfsaL,Sp inspectors
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Ladies' Hair Dresslng.-l1rs. E. Gibson has
removed her order book from % Smiths Of Broadway,
to her rooms 397 Sixth avenue Mrs c. will wait upon
ladies at their residences the usual terms. Single head
SO cents; shampooing so csnts.
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MelOd-0ns sly Wonderful Improvement. The
power brancy and richness OF and elasticity Of
ACUch OF s. d Il II. W. Smiths celebrated melodeons
p<e them ar In advance of other make in this c1ss
Of iystrnr1ents. They tuned In the equal pera
useot and admirably adapted the of lecture
Sub lodge sold at prices, Wholesale retail
" Aich cefy competition HORACE WATERS,
Solo agent, 333 Broai gav,
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Special HOtkce 90 GentIemen.--Under tho
spproprste head In this days Herald will be
fosnd advertisement In reference to sale Of very
valuable property TO take place Tuesday next, at
ths Merchants Exchange, in New York. The announc-
is ensirently worthy OF very general atten IN,
the property be ec is In the immediate vicinity Of no.
!. Secdiker's well known Establishment the Jamaica
,~I
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Hall style OF E1acs-.First In FashIOn.-fIls
Sail styles gentleman', hats truly beautiful,
in every Of the wort, being extremely light and
most elegantly finished As predicted, the favorite
Of The fashionable r-bl, is HALL, al3 Broadway corner
Of Lspelard street.
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Birth marks, CuinOurs, COrrugatfOns, Dis
coiorations Of the skim poypus molss and all excres
removed without causing the least psin
inconvenience, by HARVEY & WALLACE, 1872 Second
avenue, corner of twelfth street.
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M. Levett, Dentist, respectfully notifies MS
Southern and Western patients that he has removed his
establishm Mt 10 No. IL Waverey place, block
Ct Broadway and the Ney York Hotel Office hours
only from 10 till O'Clock.
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P1ano Fef ties ana MeicdeOns. Terms Gxa-
dpsted TO the times and made to accommr date every
slaas OF bnyers An imms ment of celebrated
ard meiodeoDs for sale 70 rent 1T less price
1han be had ee where large variety Of ths best
second ano pianos in the market Prices $20 $50, $780,
s7s 500, sll5 $25 &c SITS Beautiful piano for.es
which have been rented r short rme S be sold at
great Bargains. age discount made from fact ,ry
prees for cash. To sus some purchns monthly pay
nents taken Cash paid for second hand pianos
HORACE WATERS, No. S3S Broadway.
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Defiance Salamsnder sofes.-- Robert M.
FSTaCK the sole ufacturer Ia the United states
OF tho above celsbr sted sases and r. G. Gons rpsnc
tysslc ScAsnce D5cks snd cross bars. Depot No. W.
ytarJ aiaest, one doey below Maiden lane
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MIR. c. wRIGHTS DANCING ACADEMY, MILITARY
M hall, Bowery, opposite Spring STREET.-THE Wright
would respectfully inform his former patrons and the
public that he win commence his of Instruction
for tho ensuing season Tuesday October B. at r. NJ
Days Of tuition, for gem men Tuesday and Friday
ipgs, from 70 10 O'Clock ladies' misses and nasters
Tuesday and saturday afternoons, from to O. Private
hssors given at any hour not occupied by tho regular
school Every dance used in fashionable society viii be
taught Academies, OILS, &c attic nded For paIticu
lars please call on or address Mr.. Wright 25S Ninth
street, or at the above rom.