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44OLlAN HAkPS.


NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
AN"Coleman olian Aachmentto the Pianofore, for
entire United States texceptng Massachuse
the public that they prepared to supply Panoortes
modern made In regard tothe durability
Of this nvenion G. are prepared to satisfy the most
warrant them in the assertion that the Hoan will remain
in climate and will not be affected by
atmosphere The satisfactory given with
where also may be bund of g. 6 aud
Panooes both IN rosewood and mahogany cases m26 lm
HARPS. HARPS.
S5 Anthony ST., 2 Doors from broadway,
lanes HANLEY, the only Pupil of Sebastian Erard Of


LGnaon s1d Paris. calls public ate pn to big stock oim
eeebratsd6 oc Grand Gothic instruments with Metallic Vi
James Haney has honored with the testimonials of the
President Of the United States, the American Ministers
Courts Of London and Paris Professors Bocns Ayas Chat
distinguished music talent


2%Ffs .s so C. fro" Drsaa% .s
LESSONS In DANCING, WALTZlNC, Nc
NJ AID. ACHlLLE respectfully her lri nds and
l patrons and to the public general that regular class
will commence on Saturday October ilt her Saloon No.


DAYS OF TUITION.


For Ladies and Masters under 10 of age,
every Wednesday and Saturday from oclock-and
3ior young Gentlemen.


At oeosk Class 0' Gentlemen every luay and Thursday
For Ladies and Gentlemen desrous of forming by them.
selves private Quadre Classes Polka Mazurka
any days aud hour most convenient to both parties


For individual and private lessons In Dancing Waltzing
desired
Madame A. continues to give her professional services at
young ladies' boarding schools and private families.


Soiree Balls exclusively for her pupils accompanied their
parents or guardians, as usual


Being IN Correspondence with several Of the principal
lessons Pars Madame A. receives from them all the novel
tie, Of the day admitted the fashionable society aud she
sons, according to her patrons desires. sl7 lm-rc