HtOi.IAN HAkPS
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NUNNs CLARK having purchased the patent right for
1N"Coema's oan Attachmentto the Panofore" for the
s ai s s sY To
with this Improvement attached attach the
modern made Panofoes In regard othe durability
Of this nvention ~ o. prepared to satisfy the
JUDGED mnd their critical examination and experience
warrant them in the assertion that the olian will remain
climate and will be affected by transitions
ofamosphere The satisfactory waranee given with
each instrument.


The public invited examine the Eoan Pianofortes
their wae-room, No. $40 Broadway opposite the Park
where also may be found assortment 6 and Octav
Fanoortes both rosewood and mahogany m26 6mr
HAKPS. HARPS.
So Anthony ST., Doors from Broadway.
lanes HANLEY, the only Pupil of Sebastian Erard of
London and Paris calls public to his stock of I'M
Ga oc Grand Gothic instruments with Metallic vi.
James Haney been honoed the testimonials of the
Courts of London and Paris Professors Bochss Avar Chat
Horn and numerous Others from private individuals of


9ossrys, s5 ), Anthpny street doors from Broadway
u HAkPS REPAlRED. Strings, &c sig lmFrc
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, NC
MAD. ACHILLE respectfully annogneest her rnds and
tl paons and the public general that her regular class
VIII commence on Saturday. October l at her Saloon, No


DAYS OF TUITION.


For Ladies and young Masters under 10 of
Wednesday and day, from TO ocockand at
5 for young Gentlemen.


Evening Glass Tor Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
at 8 o'clock


For Ladies and Gentlemen desrous Of forming by them
selves Quade Glasses Polka Mazufka Quadres
on any days and hour most convenient to both pates
For individual and private lessons Dancing Watzing,
desired


yonLg ladies' boarding schools and private families
Soiree Balls exclusively for her pupils, accompanied by their
Being correspondence with several Of the principal pro-
lessons IN Par's Madame A. receives from them all the novel;
ties Of the day admitted in The fashionable society and she
sons, according to her patrons desires. sl7 lm'rc