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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

AN INyETATIoN ACCEPTED.-W e
pick up the follow ing short cores
pondence in country paper; Mrs.
jenkins must have la d quite par
ty. Here are the notes
"Nlrs, Jenkins requests the pleas
ure of Capt Brown S company at
a small party ON Friday evening
next.
"21 spriggins Place, Monday"
Capt. Brown presents bis COM
pliments TO Mrs. Jenkins, and re
grets that thirteen privates will be
detained by habeas corpus writs.
and two sergeants are on I'll e sick
list; the rest of Capt, Brown's com
pany will have much pleas ure in
waiting on Mrs Jenkins on Friday
evening""
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

i. The bonnets br ought from Leg
horn in Italy, are esteemed the finest
and most valuable. Bonnets, how
over, are made of an excellent quail
ty in New England; and at Dunsta-
Ble there is quite a mandatory Of
them The finest straws are used in
the formation of them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

The man who climbed freshly
peeled forty-five feet high poplar
pole, and then drew the pole up af-
Ter him, has been engaged by the
Schenectady circus company TO ride
a switch tailed horse chesnut tree
round the ring without stirrups.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

In certain village in Massach D.
sets, rum jugs are labeled wv ash
ing Fluid I bis is very appropri-
ate, for rum has washed many a
man clean out OF his house, home,
and humanity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19
JEW DAVIES
or Hebrew Plaster.

The Great Remedy,
For Rhtumalisn. Gout. Pains ID the Side
Hip, Back, limbs aud JOINTS, Scrofula,
Kings Evil, White SwelIings. Hard Tu-
mors, Stiff JOINTS and all Fixed Pains
whatever Where this Plaster is applied,
Pain cannot exist.
ITslHESE PIasters possess the advantage
j. of being put Up in aIr-ugbt boxes
hence they reiaIn their full virtues in all
climates.
HAVE YOU FRIENDS GOING TO
CALIFORNIAN
BY all means advise them 10 take along a
supply Of this plaster, II may save them hun
dTeds OF dollars, If not their lives, as the expo
sures which they have TO endure 10 the mines
is sure 10 bring on disease, which might be
easily cured by the use of this celebrated pIas-
ter for the want OF which many have been OBJ
figed to quit their Iabors and fall into the
bands oil the physicians, who by their eztrav
agani high charges, soon take away The hard
earnings Of The oravest tailoring man. BY
sleeping IN tents or on the ground, Rheuma-
tism, Spinal Disease. Stiff joints, Lame Back
Or Side, and all like diseases, are sure to lroub-
lie them, and many times entirely lay them
Up, when the simple application Of this pIas-
Ter would give them immediate relief, aod
snable them 10 proceed with their labors with
out delay.
II has been very beneficial IN cases oil
weakness, such as Pain and Weakness. in the
Stomach, Weak Limbs. Affections OF the
Spine, Fe male Weakness, &c. No female
subjecllo pain aud weakness in the back OF
side, should be without it. Married ladies',
IN delicate situations. find great relief from
constantly wearing this plaster.
The application Of the plaster between the
shoulders has been found a certain remedy
fol Colds, Coughs, Pbthisic, and Lung Al
feciions, in their primary stages. 1t destroys
inflammation by perspiralion.
Beware OF counlerieits and base limitations.
Dealers and purchasers generally are caution
ed against buying of any but our regular
Agents; otherwise they will be imposed upon
with a worthless article; as many base coun-
terfeits of this plaster are in existance. r
REMEMBER
The genulneis sold only by US, and our
advertised Agents throughout the South.
No Peddler is allowed 10 sell il. In future
the genuine will havesthe signature of E.
TAYLOR on the New steel plate engraved
label on the top Of each box; TO counterfeit
which will be prosecuted as forgery.
iSCOVfL & MEAD.
l73 Charres ST., New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the Southern States.
TO whom all orders and applications OF agen-
cies wusi be addressed. Sold by
DIEMER & HAMPTON, r.;u.
McELRoy g. CRAwFoRD faye''e''ie' l en'
HoDeE & HoSEYcUTT, Elkton, Tom.
J, F. DEMovILLE. Huntsville, Ala. ID
Jan, IA, ISL y.
SOAPS. f.
TENNYLlND, Rose. Military and Rosin.
e. Navl6 g. B. MCKENZIE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

Rusr- "A most excellent syarnish
to prevent rust is made of one pint
Of lat oil varnish mix ed with five
pm is of highly rectifed spirits Of
tutpentine, rubbed on iron OF steel
wit III a piece Of sponge. This varnish
md y be applied to bright stoves, and
even mathematical instruments with
out injuring their delicate polish
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

For the Ladies.
exA> FANCY Dress SILK,
$50 black dc do
- Foulard do
Embroidered Swiss;
Thread, Jaconet, and Swiss EpeITes;
do DO do lNsERTIsGs;
black Silk LACE;
RIBBONS and FLowERs;
CAPEs, COLLARS and CuFFs;
Drawn Silk BoENETs (whl,e;)
PARAsoLs ana FANS; n
EAR 2INGs and BREAST PIss;
Linen and Cambria HASDK ERcHIErs;
KID GLOVES, good assortment;
in fact, every article Of Ladies Dress Goods,
of the latest styles.
May q. S. J. SHANKLlN & CO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

NorHrse TO 20. "A man with
a wife on one arm, a baby on the
other, basket and a cane ID one
hand, a cigar in his mouth, and his
hopeful heir hanging hold on bis
coat tail.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

eAALLEY'S CELEBRATED Pain Ertrkeler j.
~ for Burns, BRUISES, sc,
DaIley's celebrated Cure All, for everdkind
I Of injury TO ANIMALS;
Bulls Sarsaparia and Yellow Dock;
Rogers LIyeTmuTI and Tar;
Wislar's BalsPm Of Wild Cherry;
W illams' ?dmOrlc BaIsam:
Gray s cele bId ted Plaster for Ulcers, SORES .Ss
Jew DavId's DO do do do
judkins' 10 Ointment 10 DID
Spohn's Head Ache Remedy;
Smiths Sugat Coated Pills;
Peters Inn Bilious Pills;
HoohanG's Celebrated German Biuers I..(oy
female s"
Thompson's Ahodyhe Syrup. for women an5
| chdre b;
Paris Soothing Syrup ''for children teefIire:'s
LuCina CvTdI4 Al Tor GENITAL diseases; -f
Mustang Linz ment
Fol sale at fhe ProPrietors' prices, by
}. Nj. ZINERMAN,
Wholesale Agent.
Sign u HE Ii pa and Mortar. Market 81.
April |. NASHVILLE, TkIs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19
DR.. WI w. MNellev

10 ESpECT FULLY tenders his thanks 70
N 4 his lrends Tor their patronage heIeslore.
and hupes INA past attention 10 cases in
trusted TO his care, Will insure coniiDLedBcOn
tdence.
Office, one boor North ofW. T. Ross Law
Office.
Dec II. ISj0-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19
SagasN7'SeS.

A SUPERIOR article Of English DAIRY
IA CHEESE, Sweet ORANGES, pure
GOLDEN SYRUP, and a No. ! article Of
81. Louis Crushed SUGAR, just. received
aud lor sale low for the cash by
COBB & WOODS.
May 6. Al the Livery Stable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

Boy, what is your name"
Robert, sir.
'Yes, but mean your Other
name
Bob, sirn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19
SsEaadrS0S.

GPICE, Pepper, Rice, Ginger, Soda, Sale
y rates, Sulphur, Copperas, Powder. Shot,
Inc igo, Nader, assorted Nails, Gum Gam
phor, Lead Pencils, Percussion Caps, Fish
Hooks and Lines. Matches. Rosin, NutIhegs,
Cloves, Box Backing. Dem1ohns and Jugs.
May 8. G. b. McKENZl r..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19
EEA! TEXM FEA!!.

LARGE Lot Of erery kind, from
SOC to 81 50 per ID. direct from The
u keI celebrated Canton Tea CempaIsy's
,ablIshmens, IN Packages from To BIZ 10
boxes.
The attention Of Country Merchants is
PARTICULARLY mrited to this article, bk the
wholesale agent,
April |. J. NJ. ZIMERMAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19

Knives were first ma de in England
In 1868.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19
j. IN. ZIMMERMAN,

hhO4-A-SALI- DhCOUlcI y PHAhMAtEINlSI,
Sign Of the Lion and Mortar, t5ur
doors from tie Square, Marked
ST., Nashvilie, Tenn,
REsEPcTFULLY assures all pur- %
~ chssers who may want arrIcIes in "a
CSShIs Line that he now has in store Ihe
best stock that has ever before been in the
same house, and which he will sell al al low
rates as they can be brought from The Eastern
or other ciiIes.
The house has long been known
as one of the most extensive i'm
tennessee, and the present proprietor
will endeavor 10 c1E tinne the offer Of rnEluce-
menis to all who may be IN want Of Uihdolc
Glass. Glass Ware, Points. Oils, Var1IisLes,
Dye Woods. Indigo, Medicinal Hines md
BrGndies, Brushes. Pertumsr9. Fancy Att
Giles, SegGrs, SnufS, Seeds, Petcder. Shot.
Lead, Sc April |. IePl.
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p AEN's'Ss

. 100 XEGs t'ahnesIock's pure Lead;
AZZs 10 bbs LInseed OIL;
together with large supply Of Chtom D,
Green, Chrome Yellow Spanish Brown, We
neuan Red, Lnharge, Paint Brushes, ar
nishes, Sand Paper, Glue. SC. for sala CIV
by J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
Anil IS5I-fr
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19
SUNDRTES.

SCNDkSkESs
MAsos's Backing; Marblesi 6R0
~ Shoe Brushes; Violin Strings NJ
~ LeIIer Paper, side Lablps; SI1bgo9
tuors cap Paper; Hanging do TX.
Wrapping DO Shaving Soaps
Steel Pens; Fancy do
Slate PencIlsj Shaving BRUSHES,
Lead do IPerlumery.
INKs, black. hise. red: SC SC. Sc sc.
With large assortment of ARTICLES selected
expressly fer the country trade. for SALE low
by J. M. ZIMMERMAN.
April /, lS5f-Iy
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19
SOAPS

TENNYLlND, Rose, Military and Rosin.
q May6 G. B. Nick EMILE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-19
RARHER.
CORR 81 WOODS

II EEP always on hand Saddles, Bril-
N dies, Harness, &c. al lowest rates..
Feb, Is. 1851,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

re- A wondrOas Italian Invs0tio3.-7'r 'hs
Co Oisegfes ~ me S1in Pup eoes 20 sdn 1Qfn
Tan Morphew 'tc1es Scurvg ysiprlss ssi. h1-u %,
6e rnd for rendering Yellow. Darz s-srhv % k-d
Rough sE'n White Clear. FtJe )h and oealWal g.
Yousg Chds The e5acard Te.d-r rrQuosted - ie7I
tie N srve1u qualities Of ttis attic re he az lps -
csn a. OF the nnpH7c pet IA nhuI 81 ne a'.'
The proprietor. four ago, ssvs NenW Nv
Hupdrsd Dollars 0r Tho recipe Alter 1esuoS ia power H.
fevers cases (sld well wor folf uuss 70 a -1'l
81 COZ srs' touslv sou tia nave seen JoSbs
Issn Cneuicsl Soap used 10 al - me a'ove 10 40 oos
cases and never kne~ to iii IL s not Only cure
hut peveLtive any troubled WIN Toe a'ly7 oi
ppv similar disesse Is honesty afured that II 81 cure
- - ~ my2
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A "a. MESwIS AacasaeoS.
RY BANGS, BROTHER q Co, Trade

ApsAle RoomG is PGk-ro~
REMOVABLE CO. have removed 70 The New
FRIDAY EVENING. May Al 7 o'elock.
VALUABLE Books Betsy al excessive collection OF
stsnoSrd works embracing geAs variety Ia The ssFioas
b'srehcs and msuy good copes OF old aai scarce ooks
includrg Beshsms HisIoSies yO's svo; Piakeftoos
Travels, complete. - Nos. 40 Snths History ot As
sons, vols 80. win rum sIous easraSrssi Win1er-
bohar.'s History Of America. tvCis Svo.. N0nn Amen
can Review, s. vos Rol ius Ancient History, vos
$40 MAMMALS Life Of Wsthinsien, vos, sso Dlmes-
ne Ency cicpedis vols. svO BuTkes Csnpeae Works,
4v,ls svo Rutsefs hirory Of Elrooe vols $50 Don
Quixolie, issIa,ed ave The yOo Of O1Sy, volts Hh
tory OF she Council Of Trent Svols sVo Lnmrdeas Aau-
Svc; sficeauxs ccnuecu)n, vols PudSnd Srcs Law of
Nature fciic; 0odsm he Arin Nst Nsufe, vols calf;
Hume ara SnOess History Of Scgand, Is vos 0ile's
History cf Greece. ( vols Coxs fcsvels vos Lag
hurue's Piasrca, vols, svo Lady MOnlsxas's Coul-
pete Woitf, vols calf; NcCl'loehs Commercial DC
tonsry vols, svo Slunrs Com nenclal Digest Svo;
Scon. Poehcsl WORKS, headey's worse, vols SrfeA-
ury Of ku0~edce wis DicGs Onplete WORKS. vols,
Toy al svo Fndens Gallery u NE 9fAees thirty ak nae
engrsyuRs,6 sc.
s,o on assortment Of Miscellaneous Literature and
Classical BOOKS
MONDAY EVENING. May 5. att O'Clock.
STANDARD AND MscELLANEoVs SOCKS -b-ing large
collection Of populsr Standard works. 10 the various
bruncttg en- braciug many OF GOOD library edoos and
great variety Of Mscel sueOus, Literature, School and
CAsacA Huuts Particulars herea1er
THURSDAY. MsJ IS. al lOVclock, AN.
FOR mon .FUL FlLLMSNr OF Contract 800 copies odd
ed OF the Rsosd Laws and ChGsrs ofthe Uaei States
volumes ard II with lhs excusive fighI for he sae OF
hs for the Safe OF Newi aud South and West
Oi 1t. - .
REeUt RsPRING PARCEL sALE oF EsGifsH ASD AMERi'
CAN BOoAs.-rnis sale will be held on tbs i91n OF May,
sud following days. The English crnsignneols nov Ia
hand are very large and attractive. consigumeois from
American publishers In ths usud variety fho Gaia
logue will be ready IN few days
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kSUUkh EPEk.--W anteu Oy ounS
hMen q years OF age situation Sootkeeper, or as
ssSnt to make himself useful salary peeled the hrst
month, and then II suited would give security. Address
q Il al this Office. myl ~
ROY Wanted, one who resides with
Nd hts parents the Trsoeh Ian gusse we
Apply a, IS Pine Al before 10 81. or from TO M
uy22ls
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~ Bfinlsy & Brahma, Dining saloon, 81 Fdl
loIsl-WA IA sklNLEY aud joan b. bkAhAt
have IAsn the above named premises from A NJ sweet
the late proprietor. The house has been completely ro
paired, and Miry lodging rooms ne Tly Furnished TO
Captains and Ma,e Of vessels tbs locsuon will be ,oond
eoavenerI aid pleasant The Saloon and siier SAur
day, tie So viii be open al AL hours From the expert
stee Of both The partners IN this bu0ess they hope 10 ms
III aud receive their share Of the public patronage my<
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SALES BY AUCTION.
3. pRAPiR, Aae,ioncsr.
t(1ERrN DRApEQ IID

DRAPfR, Aaeioncs
by HAGGERrY, &JONES
At-WEDNESOAY, hsy :. a. 10 uetock al the Aue.
ticn reooi. he enurs s'oct % ~ Orls THOaNDIKr
scc COLUMBIAN MILLS comprising raRcE PaoU-
SAND SIX HUNDRED snd FisrYFlvE CASES and
BALES The ~hOle 10 be soc Without reserve oa Q
cTedit OF SIX msuths viz.
re essss Qua Co In8iso Blue DENNIS. o lie a ds-
mCrclG
SEQ sssss oxford Indigo Sac DENNIS, Ia ala
mCntJ - . .
$50 cases Tsomate Inigo Blue DENNIS, T. Co. A,
turceFl -.
go ess~ COranbias Insiso as DENNIS, NJ Ito dis
mcncl +
see ss.s. Eagle Indigo sus DENNIS NJ ia ala
60 es,es New, E1slsnd Irdiso slue DENNIS. N =, D
(uLcer)
- esses Calcutta Indigo sne DENNIS. CD . A tusdeg)
70 cars hne Indigo Blue DENNIS p %. II tuadeg
lee csses Ola Assorted rvlled STRIPES, o On dis-
mood
Is csses on, Manner STRIPES o TO si,mond)F.
50 cases Ous DNs SHAPES. o TO dAuoudl D 3
SEQ bsles Ous y inch TlCklNGs. q In d'smooi) r
leo bales Columbian . inch rtcAtN3S TN dis-
mondl L
Cstsogues and samples The rorpiug Of sale sSs to
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~ New-YoTk Fire Department At meeting
Of Ie- Eux inee aud FOomen ned a. sHen7ns 4 al on
Thursday evening April a, 1851 Tue folio Wig kesou'
tOns ~sI q adopted
Rolvsd That an election Tor Assistant Enstnesr Ia
place Of JAS l.. MILLER resigned, DO held on MONDAY
EVENING NAV 3 ais OclOcs s1d that th~ Inspectors
meet At FBemsb's Hal on tn UKsDAY EVENING, May
sbe,w. on The hours Of snd O'clock TO receive The Re-
inrus of the Election
Re,ofsd Thai Al all future elections for Eogueer
IpRh eefs The various Fire COmp4Bes shall meet
sne he day. betseen eucn hours Rs may be dssig
nssd by this hos The polls remain open ontu the exp
Islon Of AZ hOurs rom Tho time OF msenng.
Rescued That each return shall state al what nne ths
meeupp was held and The whole number OF for each
candidate.
Rs.ored That each return be signed snd sealed 10y me
Foreman and Secretary Of the Company settling FORM ihN
the return all respects true and 10 conformity win inc
gales and regulations Of this body
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R c. KEMP, Aucuoseer.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, N

4 Carpets Oeiee Furniture, sc. TO MORROW Sat-
urdAy nj 10 O'clock IS Nassau a., near Fulion
C. KEMP will sell Al auction shove, very large as
sediment Of paor dining and chamber furniture OF
good quality from families sboatremoving Bpsses Spy
and oIner carpets French pste pi'r glasses extern
sion dlnuk tabss, painted chamber fuoiIure, hair mat
ire tog ebef with general OF household
articles Ltchen furniture &c al Of viii 10 we'll worthy
OF the attention OF hOuseseepers. PianotOoes Al IL
O'Clock will be sold several superior rosewood deno-
forles oTIhy OF lhe snenIon Of buyers Catalogues on
The morning Of sale myz h'
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A MEXICAN ART-UNION--I ncor

A MEXICAN ART-UNION--In cor-
IN porsted 10 s4o for the promotion OF The Fine Ats Ia
the United slates-THE GALLERY 10 NOW OPEN TO
the public from O'clock A ~ until sunset ADNssloN
FEEE.
TIE walls are already hung with a large collection OF
Painting 70 for dstribudoa besides others exhibition.
Members OF 1850 whose certificates number from to
5000 can now receive The six Engravngs TO which they
are entu,o on application The Gallery, which for this
obecL until the loh mat viii remain open until 10 o'clock,
P 81 or they will be delivered at their residences,
desired.
Members for 1851 will he entitled besides share ia
the distribution Of the Paintings, &e) TO the following
works, viz:
The Line Engraving OF MEXICAN News By Wood
Vile, measuring 10 by 20 inches
AIet OF the following Five EngraTings, In lne-ayerAge
sizes by 10 inches, viz:
"MARIoN CROSSING THE PEDEE," by Rsuney.
"MouSr WAsnSGroS FROM THE VALLEY or Con-.
WAY" by KeDseIt
"AMERIcAS HARVESTING SCENERY by Cropsey:
"oLp AND YouSe as" by Woodvlle.
BARGAINING FOR HoRsE," by Mount
To the illustrated MoHlhy Bulletin" for 1851, for snd
amer The month 10 which the subscription 10 made Each
number will contain least 10 qusrto pages OF three col
umrs EACH OF reading matter, including essays on Art
valuable selections and eopious summary Of Art news
and n humber OF Original Instrahons by distinguished
artists portion Of full Biographical, Technogica add
Topical Dictionary OF Ar to be continued from number TO
number brief sketches Of the VARIOUS schools and acsde
OF Gr; short paragraphs arsc topics and defa
opS OF The Of Art rendering the Work Of perma'
value 10 be bound and preserved az an Important
book OF reference for the cultivated reader and OF nsuc-
lion for those who need IL
Subscriptions e5, received at the GALLERY,
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VIM C MEAD Eogine Co -
MOSES O ALLEN, Hose Co. ).
uv2as JAS L. KENNEDY, HOOk snd Ladder 20 l.

~ Indeps ndent Nomination for Assistant
ENOlhkEk-AI meeting Of the Ohccrs OF 1ne rIo
Department favofab to independent nomlnauon iot
Aaisspt EpRuerr held on Tuesday evening, Apsll ~
neie were lwenly.eight companies represented mL .
4 bELCHER, ~ Hose Company -, was cAlieu 70 tuo
chair spo } n WENMAN, OF uose Company was aP
pOaeo Secretary On motion, The meeting tnen pfoc1o-
"a 10 haot for candidate for Assistant Engneer When
M henry d NENN was declared unanln0usly nOlnl'
nlso On motion committee Of three was sppoiaed 10
wa or Mr. Nenn and ascertain whether be would aceept
Of The pompauOn who reported mat after hlucn soH0ts
DIR he had asseuted TO the wishes OF the meeting On
notion committee Of hve we're appointed, TO make lhe
Necessary arrangements 10 secure the eeeon OF mr Venn
Tbe meeting then adjourned With three hearty cheers for
he nOmipee. b T. bELOhEhi OaSuhan
J.sF WFNNAN Secretary my2 Ia
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s.UsTsEsfss 'ysscrbers Or - Oents PsI 80
ard deliver 70 ~. eey can pay ID Sa.snc So, cooss
r. wien they per, ssr 81 Ibs sane rs,e
sf 81 months o. ssysse,icers Five Oouvs y 'o ~
Iwo Cents MAI MALI. aken for SIX moan. ~ sI
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go Ar ves With cbss terms are higher than mae OF
.sived = tbs enc, sHoged any difference
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b. A. Chiffon, Auctioneer,
paDanntn Saia Tuyo wa n a

3. A. Chiffon, AnctiOneer,
I OTS.-PeremptOry Sale.--Two valus-
II lbe lots OF ground Poplar near Columbtsst.
BROOKLYN, ard neH the Fulton Ferry 81 auction. COLE
Chiffon will sell a suction, on WEDNESDAY,
May 7, 1851, al u O'clock al The Merehans Exchange,
Ne York LOIS Of ground thu north ssstsriy side
Of POplaTs between COlunbis s9d Hieks Bros kyn
Highs, brown 80 and Poplar st. csm@eochx the ID
door from COlumbast snd running through 10 Vno-st-
Esch lot s % feet inches front ana rear, and about 0l
feet deep. For maps, and particulars apply 70 tho
auctiOneers, WsIsL (S7sb s8,SOhy4Ssh
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ITO LET-A few elegant unfurnlshed
sfe frTnroysmeuts sipga genuemea. or small scnlso
family preferred AIso, farsisoed bedroom Loe 49,
pleasant and healthy one near w ssalogt2n Sfa9 10
sstsSe roat. address X. T. Tn0one ofbcs myxn-
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Cotton Aucto eer
MUNITIONS OF WAR.-On MON
lFA DAY may 5th, al O'Clock the Arsenal buildings
corner Of FaDkn ard Elm by order VI the Commissa
~ General ofshe Stale Of NewYors tie folio viog des
cribed Munitions, and comprising about 5 600 muskes
from Tho several AmOrss, viz Bpdnghs, Albany, New
Haven he OF various aRd assOres patterns a,o french,
English ard New Orleans, ssO goo Of Iniaalry
equipners together with large quantity Of hsmmocks,
harness holsters buf belts gTndslones snd alsJ ganbsr
Tes Of bIas and irOn ssO Cayarg saofss cusssss old
swords. Eila's rides, boarding axes, knspsseks, he.
B. Ghe articles DO eksmin ed 40 days previous
to the sale and will be sold 10 oIs TO suit purchasers
Terms OF sale cash In DAnssble money a23 lws
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A S general HoUsEMAID and to do liam
cooking also TO sssst ia wsahing and ironing by a
eeutee yourg woman can give good reference Apply
l24 Greene. 81 In the rear N.Y. IL"
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BUSINESS. So, OOO-Raro Chance

BUSINESS So, O00-Rare Chance
1.-the prop ieior OF extensive establshmeD, In tins
CITY. doing AJuTshing business, IN which be has
&C umuai,d a sIual fortune, aud account oi tes0r
health dssI0us Of ieuTng from business would sea- o.,
ts establishment snl clsOm for $ Geo S3cOO 10 De paid
down. The balance ia pod paper giving the purchaser
chance 10 male Il OF le business Toe business Is
warranted 10 yield net p-oht OF s. 500 annually NJ
need address tx suhscoer except he has lie desired
an ouut of funds aud VIII state bis rial Tns Is
- rmaneut sud we'll established business IN which he
gb'cf Der has been since l at 10 regard % he profits
there Is 10 deception. Acres LEWIS, Tribune oalcs
iuy- ST.