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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
The Sentiment, of the People.

The Democratic Paclf7us gives the following to
show that the people are animated by good sentl'
ments:
The people have made the Revolution Of 1873 in the
name social IDEAS We hsve stated that The true qaes
ton BY placing head Democratic PdofqHe which Is
our motto as well title The Republic Of 1872 destroyed
the old order Of things The Republic Of sis must be the
foundation Of order Of things The old order stood
upon an unstable equilibrium The social pyramid stood
reversed upon It's pinnacle. The new order gill be stable
for 1t will stand upon its own broad basis The new VIII
give satisfaction all rights. all wants IL will respect ac
Quired rights without searching out their origin This II
what is meant by people The people Of Paris have
fully proved II by their attitude since February % The
people Of the departments will give ths same pIof az the
people Of Paris Much TO be pted are those who si mis-
understand the people, and continue 10 eaumniae tnem
after so macy testimonies OF their generosity and justice
Much are they be- pi,ied. say. but not blame for
they are made blind By their sufferngs. There are men
who dread water because sometimes tswels into deva-
la;ng torrents and ruinoas inundsons. Would they,
therefore, entirely dispense with water There are men
who dread fire. because fire produces coufigrations-
Would they renounce re7 There who dread iron
because iron may kill? Would they, therefore, deprive
themselves OF the Of iron There men who dread
the people the people destroy all the instruments
Of oppression Then let there not be any future attempt
20 enrich them The people cannot submit 70 be cnaned
Leave them free, and snail see them calm Tney Know
too well the meres OF oppression 70 wish 10 be oppressos
in their turn They might, but they will not. All they
wish TO have their places at the banquetof lie Leave
but room enough and one Will be precuded from It
All they desire Is the conservation Of the rights OF ALA
place for those rights which have been denied by the side
Of those which Acknowledged II is the reign OF truth
ard justice they call for IL not because they have rea
that they Everyman Of hesrt understand
ing justice truth and love is with them They are ins2r.
ed by the breath Of God and animated nv his spirit God
never sacrifices any OF bis children We repeat that the
Revolution Of 1915 has been made b. the people, and for
the whole nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

YIw.HAmPsHIRE-The second trial for the cleo
ton Of Mayor in the City of Manchester took place
on Saturday evening. JACOB +. JAMES, the Wing
candidate, received 6ls votes, and Moody Currier
Loco. Foco, 49s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

MissouRL-The Wing Convention of Missouri
nominated EDWARD BATES. President OF the Chi
eago Cow enton for Vice President of the States
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; ROO1,s AID SHOES CHkAP-00 ,ss., =.

s.poo1s xND SHOES CHEAP-Srra s. a.,
HbOOiS tst1p "a Grssd, cofner oIehsre-r
- op.s b. ss. and aloe .s
~ sasprasy. h'reh 10. Win svsiS re tbs serpg ssa
s.ss s.sou .dIes ns CATERS .. sne es ~ -
sias c. ssd s., r slippers =. :a ia. = .sd Is
morocco soo,s :. and ~ oi soys seo,. . !.
Ia h. sor ,osshs g., and 6f Rss sSsss.ss
I'D Ia: tor boys' bfossns % sns % mu In
Come and see What bareefss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

Clinton all corner Beekman and Nassau ss n oOo vol
and s the best Literary and Scientific Periooicas
American and FOrsgn Constant additions Of new works
Clerks initiation fee 81 and semi annual dues 81. Mer-
chan and others annu. subscription. emitting them
all the PRIVILEGES s5 Rooms open from TO- NJ 70 lf
2. NJ. By order. GEO. PECkHAM,
mIs I'm Rec Sec Mercantile Lib. Association,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

ILLEGAL voTIse.-Baney Mcclure John Feb
zen and Hugh Taylor ssveraly arrested for Illegal
voting at the last Charter Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
" Round-HIn water-Cure lietreat.-rh1i. is

~ Round-HIII wafer-C ure Retrent.-This Is q
new Water-Cure establishment, beautiful eminene
10 Northsm ptOn Mass half mile from the village. The
buildings contain than hundred rooms, being the
that formerly used for the Round fiil school
The grounds from forty 10 fifty acres IN extent, with
more than twenty living springs whence me baths are
wall applied with water. Drs. G. Hall OF Northamr-
ton, and A Cummings lae OF Boston nsve I'm ave
charge Of the Medical department with tue oay counsel
and assistance Of DR. B. Woodward late Of the Masss-
chusets Hospital Worcester and Capt Brewster late
Of the Mansion House. IS Superintendent
This location combines sslubrty with oesuty 70 re-
msrkaoie degree is accessible by Railroad from New
York Albany Bost a, by an easy days ride ana the
intention 10 make this DOLLY superior retreat for
nvads whether desiring Hydropathic restment or oth'
sr~ise but also to make 1t most agreeable for
persons travelling health pleasure for gentlemen
and families going into the country for summer rels1s-
ton more inviting locality cznno, be found IN the
United States sud ASSURANCES given that the establish
will be rendered most desrzbls sod comfortable
resort for the seekers not only Of health bat alton
Letters addressed TO either OF the Physicians AZ North
sm pton or nquides n.de of A. CLARK, Esq U. s Hotel,
Boston. will receive prompt attention.
Northampton, Mass Feb ., 1913 ms Stawh
rvDr. Banninx's Body Brnce.-The intrinsic
.ud OF IT, and Il enjoys prominent position with
the public. The success which has attended It's appce
brea, stomach, limbs snd digestive organs has Deen IN
examped
The following are extracts from letters from few Of
those who have seen and experienced us Effects
From Com. TAos. zip. C. Jeaes, q. \. n.
feel warranted In saying, that not only has my ability
endure fatigue been greatly renovated By Dr. bannnEs
Brsee bat that my general health has also improved I'M
der lite use"
From Mrs. c. Shar, Middl>torrn " y.
"For three ysars indigestion with al its attendants
pApaion Of the heart pains in the back and limbs with
debility prayed upon until life VISA burden
have the Brace three months the IN sssnt sen
ation the stomach has vanished, the piles have en-
trely eft me, rny back has become strong, and mind
cheerful"
from r. NJ Hlli. 81 d. Middletoua, Ohio,
LAST week applied smother Of your Braces FOR case
OF prospsus uten with marked benefit No money Won
purchase Brace o. that patient Doctor C. OF thus place
who made your Acquaintance At Saratoga, sod me the
srsce his wife, 10 whom you applied t originally, had
. far recovered As not to require H."
Ladies gentlemen weak, with shortness Of
breath and are easily f4tsued, will fnd Il invaluable IL
throws the body into upnsht position, expands The
lungs sd enables them to walk with ease Once Sos
Brood way.
~ B-Peuons from distance ordering the Brace
sho old send the number Of inches around the hips inch
from IN. ,op - ueodos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

~ Notice Il hereby given hist Books will he
opened for sao-cr the Capital Stock OF the Peru
and Indiana polls Railroad Company In the City Of New
NAV is4s TO be kept open for indefinite term Of time
per upon the amount is required al the tme OF
subseribinR m osf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
The Elecf;on-Betfer.

The result Of the Election yesterday turns out
u,ch better than we expected when we put our
yorpipg Edition to press In the Board OF Alder
,,a the Wings have two majority and SIS at pre-
amt advised there is a tie in the Board Of Assist
,ou George +. Clark. Wing, having been chosen
,.i,,ant from the Twelfth instead Of Hunt, Loco
a. be.ore reported and George w. Allerton Wing
I.s.spt from the Eighteenth instead Of Van
WICK, Loco. Altogether we feel disposed to con-
,,ruls,e our friends on the result a substantial
Wbg triumph.
Al the faithful Wing officers now in power can
vi be removed except by concurrence mot Joint
Ballot Of the two Boards, Of course the City Ad-
,iaistrston will remain Substantially the same as
lahng the past year.
The following is list OF Aldermen and Assist
snts elect
COMMON COUNCIL ELECTED.
gard Aldermen Assistants.
I..THEo X DE FOREST, JOSEPH JAMIsoN.
Il..Jsmes =. Libby, Tim. X He6bara.
Ill. ROBERT SwARrwoUT. JAMES l.. WOOD
Nv. Edmund Fits erad Ind Nathan A. Sutton Ind.
". WILLIAxADAxs, ALEX H. SCHULTZ.
vi. frederick ID. KOhleT, Patrick Brennan
VII MoRRIs FRANKLIN MoKGAN NOReANs, Jr.
VIII. .Wm j. McDermOt, Robert Getty.
TX JAoos L. DoeoE, SLAs c. HERRING.
y.Seu GRAY Wilson Small.
XII. Amos r. Hatfield, Jsdedish Miller
XII. .THos CARNEY, GEO. y. CLARK
XIII. Thomas Downing, VIM w ffesm
XIV. Dimes Carolin. John X Paxton.
NV..LISUs W. STEVENS, JOSEPH BklrroS
XVI. WAsHrNoSoN SMITH, Charles WEBB
IyfI .CLAsKsox CKoLIUs GEORGE II. FRANKLIN.
XVIII. .MosEs MAYxAlD, Jr. GEORGE w. ALLERToS.
Whiss In SMALL CAPITALS. Independents in ha.ies
Aldermen. 10 Wings, Locos, &c
Assistants. . Wings, o Locos, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
OTTIcE on me Ntw.YosK Gas LieHT CoNP.sr' !
April 20. 1919. :

S'''S- " I'M April 10. ls4s
,r,uR PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS Rave
this d.y seeslss Dividend Of four snd one half per
=, -, ~. Cspital Stock q this Company for the sI
non,bs sadins LIST February las, payable 10 the Sok-
has-r 90 and Monday the lot Nay Dext The Trans
S.r Roox i be eosed fIom the IS lost % that dsis
~ III ,ml By order c l. EVERITT, Secretary.
UFIDs or UAIR-HEaDs or HAIR-Th s. ar
tlc 90 formerly knOvn Wigs ard Scslps prior 70 the
Al. i'm provemens Of RiDGWAY. ~. nov known only
se ara .rti.tc. tout ensemble causing them 10 bs the
most desirable article next nsurs head OF hair To
be had only Of CHARLES RiDGWAf, practical HAIR
enter and Wsnsker 10 Broad Msisen-lane no
st.ir, al and see them N B-Pryate roos for htrns
!. "a trvins on Wis., ks Closed 90 Sundays 81 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

THE PRINTERS SPEAKING.-The Franklin Typo
Uaphca Society OF Boston, at their regular meeting on
Saturday night last adopted address to the Printers Of
Paris congratulsng them the part they have taken In
the late Revolution and sympathlzing vi tn their efforts
Ger Soc al Reform.
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Farther Foreign News.

compikd from Frssaa and Es9'ia papes received al The
yer-Torf Tribune Once.
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urrLSoN,s TiIsroRrrs

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Comprehensive Chart OF American History.
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are the result Of careful sucy and thorough inyessson
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS.
POWLERs 81 WELLS,
Clinton Hail. 13I Sns.an-sf. n. "
A g. BADGER,
NlNUFACTURER or THE
EHNi L. u II X,
L.. a. ~ II
~ urrcnntIIe Librnry md Rea6Inr Room

1871 Broad way between Corr and and Des New-Yort
Also Flutes Of every description which
in all cases warranted. ms ostt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
We continue our extracts from our foreign ]
nals. FRANCE.
The True state Of the Case.


While the ultra Conservatives in this country
aud in England are grooming the condition and
prospects Of the French Republic, the Conserva
tives Of France use very different language as
witness the following extract from the Paris Union
formerly the Union MonarehiqueD with the intro
ductory remarks Of Galignani neither of which
can be accused Of any dangerous radcalism;
Ths Uson Of the 22t has an article on tn, situation Of
France IS compared with that II the other countries Of Eu
rope IL by saying, la Frame est efgf e
mona aLgde dc fgHrops and proceeds 10 suosAntisei
assertion By auio3s 10 what 10 passing the Con
tineni and the OF society there The conclusions at
which the Cton arrives are highly cheering for France
and they are evidently well founded II We may be permit
ted 10 hope that good Of The mass will be sC
Gent TO defest the calculations OF few am0ous men
without principle. who would convert elem sns Of peace
and union into OF dscort The CHton closes Us
articie as follows:
Thanh. to God society in France is LONGER con-
demned TO those cruel vibrations which excited tbs tenor
ana caused faults OF fathers In few honrs We
hsve the fall Of Government which during eighteen
years seemed . be pioyed 10 desoyDstns most efu
mate intel in denying the most sctn0Wiedg>d rsh
and tbs most generous feelings q the sountry
Scarcely u b. sad that order Wa, disturbed f1one
peace rs, preserved Itself In the midst OF
financial crisis Shch snspsnts al WORKS interrupts the
operations Of nsnufs.toTs and commerce thus rendering
the fortunes OF all P,rs 10 without gaTfison
Of dsrs-Amost wiihont without ONCE Of pone-sno
Psrs IL Tranquil The most urgent question OF the
day, that which ch my Occur
masnstou. the question Of the organization cf labor 10
discussed with perfect cauness between the parties
most interested Wewould willingly say thst Il Is solved
FOR the pncipls Of socstion Is admitted ana pernap
will be sckuowedged that II is sufficient for the guarantee
Of the interests Of the working asses There 70 this
the excellent feet 'hst II appss 20 Gil the conditions o.
work and labor eli wants all undeistsndngs IT'S In al
cases question OF orksnzstio1 IL will be solved hft
BY its being led Eed sno then By conesting al the
rsts nvo we'd ia It BY rules for the regular exercise Of
these ghts Its question Of justice and foresight Let
therefore Be fully Compounded ha, there s- not
France any Of those elements OF violence which stained
the first Revelation with blood and which Threatened 10
rsnder ssnguinsry the present revolution Ia Germsny
The words with which commenced our article ar In
full truth applicable stuaton La France est eta
le nnoins nlaade de PEurops'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

-. PLANO FORTE mAN s1s,V.
A74s51f Z " $50 Falton-ss. e.st sdo bfosesG
-S<<rB-st1jAs sntfreiy rsv srticis, warranted ~
Nrior IL tos- snd 60 ts~p 10 fsss %os1
ser snss ani os,.rtoa % ustslis pet.lss snslss
1870 iii Ss river With sseb ipstror ses 30
- sauss a. Z, thsir quality 10 sapresssa "a v''
esJ BE- ~iiAhe@ rTNvrYY Eoeln,
"A, sxIso, q $40 sros1~sv
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BOARDING.

- - a -" - -
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN wishes . pleasant room
hwth breakfast snd tea, aud dinner on !ns ssoosn,
respectable private family up town, situated bewss
Houston and Fourteenth sts and near bfosdssy Refer
noes exchanges Address Gsorse, Tribune once ssnns
.iiuston and terms which must be moderate az 2t-
DOARD WANTED-sor . gent his wife soa Two
Dchidr,n IN private family from f9fepst Q, my.
ocson IVES, Of Broadway and between ra'on sna
in-.t-Rsferencs exchanged Terms must be RESPONSIBLE
Addres. @ X At this Office 81. I~
nOARDING-rwo large unfurnished and severe
- small furnished rooms TO let TO sentem.n WIN oees
Broadway. For farther partieuls" inquire at ~ asa'
sou-st. 80
BOARD WANTED-Pors gentleman and HE WIFE,
Din a private family, from lst May. Locstion 10
BIsecssrs, or iast above, would he prsfsrfsd Terms
must be modersse Boarding house ksspsn need not 70
ply Address NJ Y ofice IN Tdosas. al Wv
ROARD WANTED sss,ss%sS. and a 81. w ne
selion Ferry Address B H. s. Office u tbs yoo arc
II Commerce u, ..
pOaHD- large front psror % 'seons foo, ~i,s
ID bsdroorn end wardrobe attached to let IRON mo ="
Of MAY next Also one or two gentlemen c,n % sccon
stsd Immediately with board sDd room, ~ sPpyhs
At II Bsekmso 81. Reference required. sll "
ngIKD-At52 Beesnss It. within i've minated wslh
III Walls, or tbs City Bsl To OF three gentleman
and their wives he acconmodated VITA p'es s
roous Also several sinsls gentlemen - al ~
C,FNTIEMEV WISHING couple Of float ss
Iucs In fsmly Furnished or pnfu.nishsd, yin
"a insm 4, x52 sprinr fourth door from Hosson-st
Term. moderate children 10 the house. PSs',s.,o
I'm eolA' riJs
..o,an ON BR0OKLYN HfGhT5--A vsyL peS
tsof .1,axtion Ave nanatss walk from falfon ieuy;
Can be oba5ped by sins gentleman In gsa's ,amy
sSniv A. No 8 Pop sfst Alters O'clock r n. All ~
r.. a1N- tn LET.-Rooms OF various sizss, some
IL b ssntr'ss Gao bsd with without sne
isA Apply % IS Leooso.sL ---------
,,..,xRDT "a gentleman snd bis wife and two OF
tbtp.e lie veesl.uen be accommodated ufom ens
Ia Nav vim pleasant Rooms in senteei nslkhoo.n'ya,
gsst I'll Bfosd way. bs.r Bsecser ana h"i.y % W
Applying &c IN Eat Srss1wsy ~
DO0Us WITH OR WITHOUT FULL sOAhp;;-
tlIwo pissssnt psror' with bed rooms .oJo,nos - 81
mall rooms csn be had after lst nay nszr ~ ~
yn,fh..v.nue second door above Twenne,n-st Ins
ar,,.nt occupant will receive applications hf'orsos
exchanged.
pIRA.ANT ROOMS WITH BOARD-Msy o ne
eD.H,nea " "ff'-s 80 w. b
no.RD on BROOKLYN HIGHTss near set
IT,. 49, xvith HANDSOME and spsei0us acHtme n~
ea trrisd snd single ssnlensn The double room. nsss
".T,i-. sed wsrdcobss The location rs pleasant ~
Commands view " '"S wv - ~ IT,
Hiilowst.
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ARACO, THE FRENCH

a STRONOMER.-Arsgo on As'rcnJuiy. illustrated W D
n numerous en- :, disHams. &c, rev EDITION, viii oe
r..sy on saturday Of this week Price - cen's Oefs
nav b cert 20 sny OF the Bootsellers al SD W2sW
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x.mrTAKfK.s ,INIATuaE soIsc L.mp-

w for which patent 10 now Pendlps' Duin on ~
tirely new pr ncipls-fhst Of current OF bes 81 81
throslh oil fountain which gives neueely ~hio sno
brilliant zht from whale oil lard The vsflos' nta
ton, Oh are advertised bssr cot the slightest r,s-n
bance In priseps Ia point q utility economy or con
ye1iencs Ma ufacEured solely oy -,
ENDfCOTr 4 SUMNER 1906 Eimst near Csoel'
ard 40 by them sud their Authorized SCENTS hrooghos
the Uniei Suites Boil for the same, % cents per
gallon. Richly ornsmented bfonzsd styles now fssay'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

RI nnn WANTED-A person having security OF
SlVUVs2uo0 which he offer for the shove 'incH Of
jr more for a lsrser sum- 10 valuable mere hannhs
sihes 10 obtain with tho above actvs Business Msn
IN attend 70 the indoor agency OF several s2e
Companies Welding fair snd commission. without
risk 70 the AGENT Address with references Sc boz
q37 Post Ohics. ~ oeoa
1nn WANTED-Psient titles given TO soldiers On
lbU lands In Military Tract Illinois, which have oeeh
oily from r to o'clock, address s. H. MATT - Lios'
fy-st front office. 81" Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

TWO THOUSAND j. STATES MUsK FITS.
1 ~, Caf6inss
1000 Revolving 81 xbarSel Pistols
90 rsir Pistols assorted Pstterns.
5D double barrel Shot Guns, from ~ 10 -"
1000 singis Fowl "a Guua
Also Powder Fasss Perc ussion Caps Gun oes' osins
Baxs, &c. &c. 70 sale lo~ by A. w SPIES ~,
ms I'm VI Mtin~n-i3"-' ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

COODWIN'- ROOF NG-od Tin Roofs ms's
" tight for = cents per f'o' Ne~ roofs o' *
covered Tor a. cnnt roofs over tweny squares o - 70
per square sna warrsatsd Goodwin's Patent Hydro
Ppeumatie Cement shssthng makes hsndsome, cnesb
sht AID dunb. roof neither pitch gravel used 10 s
application. Re fsrsnces ADD sPecimsns a SoODNIno
-. ~ -, NIP In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13

Assistants. . Wings, o Locos, &c.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-02
MAUsIlAL,s SALE.

virtue Of writ of feri tacias issued from the clerks
Office of the circuit OF the District of Columbia.
for the county OF Washington, and to directed, shall
cxpose public ale for cash, Thursday The 18th day
of May next, 10 O'Clock, a. before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property, vz All that
part of the LOT OF gound number TO- in square number 5i
the city of Washington with twostory brick house and
ohe Improvements thereon, now in the occupancy OF m
bowling the said part OF lot fronting on the south side OF
extending from the northwest Of the lot eastwardy
running back of the width the 'front.' and bind
ing on the west line of lot 80 feet wide alley being
the property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and Il. p. Pearson executors of Robert f How, 70 VIM
Dowling dated the 18th OF July 1895 Seized and levied
upon property William Bowling, and sold to satisfy
iucias No 1872 to March tenn 1885, in favor OF william
Lee, of Robert g. Buckley
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April I9--dts Marshal OF the District of Columbia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-02

kaNE and Rare Old Paint ngs-A catalogue embracing
many choice pictures of the old and modern GERMAN,
Durci FLEMISH, ITALIAN, and FRENCH Schools, has been
Europe who selected the greater part of them for his
Eanery, but now wishing realize money Tor the purpose
~ oyng lands has authorized to sell them a. low prices
Many Of these paintings from the best old nd mode IN
masters Of merit, and well worthy the attention oil per
|sons purchasing pictures
TYNDALE 81 MITCHELL,
=, PIG Chestnut street, Philadelphia
March s-J3nf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-02
WOODS STEAM IRON RAILING MANUFACTORl
YX Ridge road, above Ruttonyvood-s street, Phllade

MoOD's STEAM IRON RAILING MANusAcT0EY,
w Ridge road, above Huttonwood- street, Phlladel
phia-Iron ratings for public and private buildings and
public squares, OF every variety Of form and pattern
Cemetery ratings, Of classic and unique designs,
bracinp upwnrds Of one hundred different varieties.
chairs aud seees, gardens halls, and pazzasnew
style.
veranas and plaster for cottages made in STYLE
Superior wrought iron gates, for carriage entrances.
New style balcony brackets, &c..
Iron tables ofvarous styles, embracing Louis AV Ell "a
bettan, Goc and modern patterns, with white and gold
Italian marble tops. These tables have been introduced
by the subscriber for hotels restaurants Saloons
Ne They beautiful articles of furniture for hat
and other establishments where it is desirable to
make grand display. B5
N5- He has recently constructed elegant substantial
cast-iron htchng post in form admirably adapted to per-
manency of position, highly ornamened and representing
welexecuted head of that noble animal, the horse Such
article has long been desideratum, and offered
to the good taste of the public. . :,
Strangers visiting Philadelphia, respectfully invited
call his and examine his different spec
ROBERT WOOD, proprietor,
Ridge Road above Bu,tonwood street, Philadelphia.
no. lie has recently published great expense orix
are executed at his establishment embracing all the above
articles and the and splendid pattans OF cemetery
balcony stem and other ratings which have been
for Laure Hill and other celebrated cemeteries
designed expressly his establishment and which
NAV be sent any part the world those who desire
make a selection. Untoubed reference will be required
to insure prompt of the work, after opportunity
for making the selection. -it tt
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