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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

FTLY SroaHx The Hee, a lead
ing whig paper ID New Orleans, made
thf yemarks copied below, in refer
ence to Gen. Scatt before his Ieomi-
nation. They are more sensibleand
truthful than editors Of his school
are in the habit Qf making:
Gen. Scott IS the j,vorite Of the
North; the cherished candidate a
the iree-soilers. HaIi} piJteI By
GLe.ly, bePf a''9 p guardianship ~
81 if4HD, and eoastuaHy aef5n0l.-
laled @3A pdlerAal s0lscttaIs by I&Gg-
l2g FEED. In short, he is in ex-
ceedlngly bad company. lie appears
to eonsort with those who rcvel in
lanfticism, and make their politics
subservient to sectional aggrtndisf-
ment. the peculiar friends Of Gen.
Scott are tie very people of all otii-
ers vi hem the South most particular
ly and emphatieally abhors,C aid
nothing is more natural than that
she should withhold her, conGd4nce /,
from candidate who seemingly
plays into their hands"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

OAe NPJN III was dhltouiiCtu tt}tO
Liyerpopl pack yet had arrived Will
the sbiBIfever on board, and tha
several 9f the passengers had Beel
rem owed to tho hospital
i a thfIll Of fear went through tht
heaft ofIthe $Hxious wife. II IVA.
soon a$eertaiHed that Marvel llat
been passenger on board of thT
ves$ $el; but from some cause, notll lmg
i'm r egard to him beyond this fac
could she learn. Against all Pef
sua8ion, She ST lrted for the hospital
her heart oppressed with a fearful
presentmqnt ii lat lie was either d eae
or struggling in the grasp. of a flta
malady On making inquiry at Tnt
hospital, she was told the one She
sought vas not there, and she was
abo pt returning TO the city VII en- the
/ trut h reafhed Her ears.
is he very ill?' she asked stfug-
CLING to compose herself
Yes, he is e&tremely ILL as the
reply. And it might not be Fell
for you, under the cirelmstanc ces, |, to
see him a t present
Not W iii for his wife to see hi m?'
Iretu rned Agnds. Tears sprungl to
her eyes d t the thought Of no It be ing
perm pitted to CD me near in his fxt1am-
Iity. DO not say that Oh, like
me t b hinE: / will save bis life:
y Oh mast Bd very calm said the
nurs F; for it V is with her she. Was
TALK hg. The least excitement m Jay
be ia tai
% b, | vill b E calm an prude1 it. :
Yet, even while she spoke, her ira Ine
quivfred with e kcitement.
But she, con Irolled hers9lf wh |en
the \ loment Of meeting came, Al ID,
though her un Expected aPpearaI Ice
produced a shd ok, it was salute Iry
r;Ethd + than INJURIOUS.
y 1rd Il naryaI I'an.6 fran th;st;rfo
d tIlov sat Hank n tbo cb.mher of :
nIooe byt bonso /; Nau Wi, 4 o,.o
rl,i, NV Tfo Rbt f5r vo,,r ,,or,nt
yesolntion III fTlIow. mo across The
soa Twonld l. nj nrobsbilifv now ho
etoon;no tbo gIo1ri ardn.tb ~ Whit
;;,.o,,Id nat ,nF. :, : ro,,r soIor
Az Ma,voI ,Itteroa ,Eo last CON.
tanco = troilbl1J 81 nress;on f;tfad
o,Ior Ill connteT,nce Aanes gazod
tondorIy ;ntal ~ caca on,i asl,fJ
syyby this 'Io@f, or 1oIIhf and anx-
;otvq,
Mod al =, ] ,ba o,ost ;ono. 20
tnrnoJ Tho yInnr min ~ is tbns
csr ~ boftcr rr;f5 md tban 'wben wo
Iof3 @ nnr oId onTa Tban~., 5oaltb
: - oora;n~ I'LL. H., - a,oi., enra
- I'd nn 3oart E : Guod nth a..,.o,. ~
laesra l - = I roi;d,.o 20 ''tie 49, L;nd i,;o5d.
81 &c ~ ~ burJn rJ ~ ~, 49, npaar rnt ~
- ,,.,saIot s,,I 49, dnoI > :, 0'' f'' T = "
S'T1 NJ ''g ala,l1 UfIifo ! -1,lu
,rdr ~ J,o tho'e, j. pf r tLo ,a17aa u;f
~ rLn a,,osh;rn .,o nj - ~ g.. G., ba;no
i, :, - :; - s1'i9l,i'iG, ,,ai, -; ~ 81 ~ ~
M, II | tU' Nv %"Y Yor,r = hoort 10 a. ,,lod
- ~; ,.;tI : \ Iant;rul sm;;Io All
1;n ,';iI = H. w. ~ III,
.P;Ebt Aane5 ? Its ;s nh ,;obt
IL, ~ - 6onond on ctranoars
= w - noof dohond on hnf r,nof
III. -. Eara a1ro.d1, -
y, n.- - go. 80 - "n1 tLronoJ tbon,
.oo,rl , m for yo,I nm,,lnymont a
GOOD fIoco awaits yor 81 soon as
'f,onfth - en- = cor,oS back ~ yo,r
'eahs "A ,Tp mon ilSle; nnle, 81 tbo ronn,, man
,,,oroI:,,o D IN o,not;on m = 60 nn@v' No.
,ooto9 a"dldrot;fu
N not IN an bal. calmly replied
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
We suggest that the Wl,ias calla1

We suggest that the whiss call an
other convention and determine
which Of the three, Webster, Scott.
or Hale, shall be the whiq candidate.
Scott has been out long caough DO
show That he only distracls the Viii I
party. Perhaps it would b4 bcttdr
to drop Il Ie whole Of them aad ta&e
up some bther man. II
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

Il pO1 1lIlC itluI " OlOSO I1S lieSHOlu U
q dwelling where his presence was n B
q Welcoin he one. In eager sbspenae ae
she waited for whole week ere
letter ca me from Edward. The ton
of this letter was as cheerful as i
was Pos4ible for theyoung man t
write. But, as yet he had f fpund n,
employment a week clap sed be
fore another cd lie. 1t ops ned il
these. words
MY DEAR, DEAR AGNEsl Hopeles.
Of doing anything here, I haEe turn
ed ms thoughts once more to thr
land Of promise; and when you re
ceiyeHthls, l will be On my iournes
thithArwh hrd Bfief, very brief,
trust will be our sd paratiob. Tho
moment I obtain employment, I viii
send for YOU, and, then cur reunion
Will t3kd place with a fullness of de-
lightkudh as We hbve not net ex-
perieilcaIl.'
/ ongi tender, and hopeful was the
letter; bat it brought a bu rlen Of
grief and heart-sickness to the ten
der young creature, who felt almost
as if she had be4 IN dekerted by the
one who was dear 70 Her as her Q wa
lie.
Only a few days had Edwa rd NJ ar-
vel been at sea, ,when he became Sc
riously indisposed, and for the re-
manning part Of the voyage, was So
i'll as to be unable TO rise from his
berth. lie had embarked in a pack
ct ship from Liverpool bound for \ ew
York, " here he arrived at the expi-
ration Of FIVE " eels. There he was
to til He sick wards Of the
hospital on Sta en- Island, and it was
the opinion Of the physicians there
that he would lie.
IIaye You fri ends in this country
INQUIRED / nDr5e who was attending
The Young man. This question was
asked on the dly after he had be-
come an inmate Of the hospital.
None. was thc feeblr uttered re-
ply.
You are very ILL., s aili the nurse.
Tie sick mai looked anxiously IN
to the face Of his attendant!
You have friends in England?:
Yes.
.IIaFe YOU any communication to
make to tben?'
Marvel closed his YES, al! a re-
NAMED for some time silent
If You will cot nee !. peh and
some baper, / viii !writ4 L few lines,
;aid hd at length
I'm afraid You are loo weak for
he effort, replied The u6rse.
Let me try was triqny answered.
The attendant left the ROOM i
Is there any one IN your part OF
he ho hse named Marvel? as lled a
physician, meeting the nurse soon1
fter ahe had left the sick man ]
DOM. There's Il young YomanJ
lown b the Office inquirlng for a per-
on of that name.
Mai vel MarYel?' The nurse
hook her head. :,
arg you certain. ffmaf ked Inc
'hyslc1an'
, 1 NJ certain there IS no one, py
hat name ior whom any Jne mere
iould maize inquiries There 5 a
ouhe IEnoiiS lli,idn "iio o"ihe o'el
n the last pafket, whose name Is
like that 70 y meh'ioh<g
'ut he q. mas NO trends IN TINS ~couh-
", I
The physician passed On, without
lrtheF remark i
Soon after, the nurse returned 52
laryel with the Writing materials
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
BH. .RRY d WALLACE, !


ElF IS . Dollars lot one Year if p aid a
iae nibe Of subscripuP Pn; I'VE Doliar'
an Il Fifty Ceats, yl4uq qUr 'pErrATIoN
afrer the exilrsrion of 'IhrFe Months.
srP aII BILLS for. av4rl Femea,s. Job
Ayae Il ar sublrripiidn. considered du.
,yb. h contracted. exec b ag3nsl those wiil
wbo n We have Runpiag Afcoun's
.r-ysI o paper yH Be Sc by oul Of :hf
,aots unless ,ald ilrih.d diyaoce,
r,-p -, Il 4-rli3 .nenl, inserted 1t 0ne pot
'.tar rer %amare Of Twelve Lines
or LIS !. for ihs f',ist ldserleni Etiiy
Sc.iis 10, earh c2n,Hauan fe-
srf-9~ 4 isonI aaviriislng by hp Year, viii
K. ID a tged Fhiriy Do. ga rs for Whole
,,,lduIo, i ~ esasy DIe:l:s r. 10y enc half,
fGem boil iars loronf-qha ter, ~ der'
a,io,. A.. these Tsrqf va q aap ci'i Gun
r. h. III nr+ ,ieaeNs5- 81 l.a-l, Adveriissrs is
.r.csAtinI ted ioIthsid ora ia'a,ediaif AID
I,,-+ III b .,ts.s,l, and The Business gf an
hJ9Jed-,h4 I7lra rot cdu4id-red Dc III
tMlihA nd al-i,B iIi,.i ieu 81 nemberf.
=. BY tibubl liog d dssdiIIaies gl,arce pol
E.srss DE- eaii i l4.irmarf ii Erery Case
/, Il. kdlrtlssmen5s nal ma Fked wnh incl
1,m LII ob Insertions when hapded IN viii
aa4 I#sat ,nliI era.retor L aaA pay meet
Euios ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

Il yoTEDToR NAsnL>Gtov. ami
] SHALL VOTE FOR GEN. PlERcE. =
Such was the decfar5son II tide
venerable levi lIntchms Of this
town, upon signing his name t. Tie.
constitution Of the Granite Club
Mr.. IIhichins is 9l years Of ace.
and has voted at every Presidential
election since the adoption Of the
constitution, but never for 4 demo-
cratic ckndidatc. lie fought Cor
bis copntry's iudep@ndence III the
revolution, and now rcceiresa pen
sion. lie IS very active, retaining
bis mental and bodily faculties d. I
surprising degree. IN ionrstnlan
1nd a true patriof, he earnestly de-
$lres the election Of Gen. Pierce, IN
The confident belief that he viii A.
minister tie Go,ernmcit in The
true spirit Of the Couss;foIion, altd
n a mannerto 10 strengthen and per-
petuatc The principles fr wl7itil
ihe heroes Of I776 fought. May
he I've I'd see his ardent ui-hes
4ratiiicd ~ II Patro'.
Horace Greeley SAYS .-hc i salts
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
! No. ...5S7

ry he is as SCUM d and reliable for the
south as was Nj. Calhoun himself"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

At the fl rst tbre Be days sales on
theopening Of the Land-O -Office,at VAR
dalia, H., week before last, the re-
ceipts were over $4,000, mostly III
gold.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07
tic naln.
EY GLo. IS BItHGAY

! be 4 dFsy oai'h WIN lPs apart
/ 81 7 ~ Wiz + ro'ied an or : Of ilfne
na,,.,.s,c..nc
p rrIl., 49,, ,si,b silk. pame
,4IsI.., ~, rcy ,i,cb.,s filed
sgvJo, nerli,,no
.., - Gland, d;sdll...
Il vharf ihr hcai. 'haadFrs rolled
Nnl III 'uds or i.fe were fyFepi along
II. ...n ,..lls ,.ss.ly,.f,o s,rr
III IL rf.,a,.b l.,,, n,ono,ai ms r,i.ll
,sI,I.el.l}ro :, H. vcr5ap, bass.
I'm / .,r,,;,,,.,e
coed ,n,,:s c,cc
Il
81 S. q ; ior raa.I I r good min said.
HAL Is bed away. a grateful tear;
i f. IF P'5 "''f ''' '4'' 7 -
FIoPs soo~E ~" T. n''s,
III i"9'. "'' f. ,I.,1..'1,aaa
f'' T'1''1 '''' - H., IT,. .';ron
II Ll.las I'll, ,d b;,.i and ,low6r.
sd 81 Naig Of P'pd n deign no" 10 bless
be y do',s q fhe sky anbar-
81 over n 4@o 'ho rain OF fish'eouS"fss'
nl Y 1>h away fhe siain oi war.
AeE - " f'-dia'f- 19" OF love
r l11 y mark 4 Fl nora s@E'
II le '1a' f'l,' sis' 7H'9''s" ''.'''e'
Pr' "9' i"7 Il 70 ''.''e ''''' o'''
Tijs n.oda s. eross fresh and green
be b.. oA.tt spdEls ns song again;
NEmesi ,n ane6I.N ina is seen.
h evet@ cloud ,ltp, brings US rain.
TbI. .te i. 4 rainbow ii The Sly,
boa Ii : arch " lqFe ,enppes,a nod;
col wro. it ere III world was dry
IS IL ArToe RAru oF Gopl
/, - h. -. TIr PTi1xs-Cpl
h 1,l l1I. Who b,s INST
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-07

Horace Greeley says '-hc Is salts
led with Scott 5 abstract nntior4 oi
slavery now ten years on record
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31
MEDICAL.

~4
M ORE PROOF OF DIR. RoBACK's sKILL.-THE
Swedish as4oassry e. By he
the newspaper press from the Rocky Mountains
IN; ss'y as Efsd nSs &
street between Fourth and Fifth have
benefit S age 70 years previous e
Pplyns to Or Roback had suffered from complication Of
at r,fs e aeh %ss were ssls e
iS%sllsa 70
Ha II Ss and IN u.
Gnsn attacks q the piles In whole
useless In this emergency cons,ed Dr. RoSaes sna in
IL ss
Ih very nature Of constitution which from being
feet Who doubt to cali upon %s snd
and &c fs 9 Dr. KsaS saved M
to G. " RoBAtK, White street, viii be relisousy a..
gratis where cam snd Is ss seem an
DR; JOHNSON. 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL.
nnovn for tho last twenty for hi Superior
old Sfhce on any othc folio wing plants
p. snfSui su Ulcers s Clan auar Nervous
dertaksn treated with snador no charge nne" oure
DR. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET, CAUTIONS THE
- unfortunate victims Of disease against certain SGT Of
In portion yo of nS daily os sS with
dent medical friend the benefit, arising from twenty
perfect cure charge.
TIVE ONLY SECURITY AGAINST HUMBUo Is TO
GsSns s s M P eh.
are daily not only being benefited but radically curod
anu rom an early grave by tho timely exerons Of
venerea diseases when all other remedies fail This medi
GIVE the result of centuries Of study the wise,t and
most talented medical men in England France and Ger
many Perfected from the whole field Of medical
so concentrated that halfounce vial will cure three
persons and takes whole vial TO cure tho most
inyterate case harmless and thorough in its action
which are the result Of using all other remedies Price
81. All consultation private. "
NO GUARANTEE AGAINST DISEASE AND THE
- sheet OF mercury, unless you call DR.. Hunter,
human life DR.. Hunters Red Drop Ia your only re-.
lance Tor thorough cure, Division street the onlv
pace now go well known for tho and
eranary curest has performed without diet hndrancs
when all other remedies only drive the disease
ID the blood only This tho patient secon
gary tneks and the only remedy earth does IT,
You will find this out by bitter oxperience II Won trust H.
any othef medicine All consultations private
DRIvATE MEDICAL WORK.-DR CoNyERs HAS
published book entitled the Beacon or Guide from
noa,n 70 Manhood This is the most important and in
WORK on the sad consequences Of secret
habits OF youth, lighting their hopes and
Tor bhsness or mstrimony Young IL bave iuno
ranty injured oursef by violating Of your .bys
means OF relief Procure this work; will snye Won doc
TORI Ices Dr. Convers proprietor OF that
MIGRATING Cordial which has becn tested for wcnt vars
na enected more cures in these than ali the doe
county wishing medical aid should write FOR ~ COW
.EkS Book and Cordial 81 bottles three botas fr az
important Advice to the Married Single Tho hook IRA
20 'hces wh9 purchase three bottles Of Cordial Dr. Cs
s9nay or " Nter the Cordial and book
ottaincd word TO the wise IL sufficient Agents ga3
Srand~ay w fawery aud 80 Franklin ~ South
~" ftfs's = ia<.lphia. ~ Yssiccs"s ,,TeCt st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31
gHIPPTNG.

koK NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RfcuuoNn
INC mst running sids-wheel steam shin mn xny =
ocIoes 'r P = Nsrsh ryer on saturday April At
ours ana Richmond $40 aud found stsersge 20
Price freight received Friday mornnS q, n'a
board and p and Richmond &c. For reis; apply On
LUDLOW & PLEAsANrs, 50 Front street.
EoR RICHMOND, PETERsBURG AyD yORFDIr--
fast sailing asssaay April lst NThs elegant new
al, % VIII be ready to receive freight Tomorrow and
Nose r. gr Pssags sfPy o 81 sonrd at pier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31
AMUSEMENTa.

CPLENDID EXHIBITION AT PANORAMA HALL
~ Of Broadway and Walker street 35 Breadwa "
on Wednesday evening" hArch3l-iustrated Pictures Jv
the talented company Of Madam Monies Historical Myho
Logical and Mystical from the great Italian French FIem
sh English masters. These tableaux viii be produced
in style OF splendor and effect hitherto unknown In the
United states in addition to which, Mr. Woods band Of
1iusrels will appear To commence with the Minstres
After which, the Venetian Statues by Mons Lilo Madam
Montss-l. HAIRS aud Venus; Hebe s. Esmesada 4. Fila
trice; Mark Antony arning for the battle g. Medora n
The Amaron-groups marble After which the Minstres
will perform The to conclude with Tableaux
WANTS produced In unsurpassed spendor by ho Monies
and the company, whose European fame will
in America universal admir- aon-l The Constellation
Pieades; The Graces Time discovering TRUTH L. Judg-
Mount Ida Paris, Juno, Venus and Minerva B.
Aurora and Venus Innocence; T. Atalsnta Hippo
mines < Death Of Cleopatra Loves Power. Tickets Is
eents. reserved seats Doors open at performance to
commence at ~ o'clock
ITO THE PUBLIC OF NEW YORK AND ITS w.
cpity-Thc committee OF arrangements for the Beneht
Of Mr. George Rowley which wiz take place on THURSDAY
evening, April l. Mt Mayors Concert Hall, l0 Elizabeth
street would most respectfully inform the admirers Of the
art Of that in order to compliment this honor
able and distinguished pugs they will spare no pains to
render this evenings of unprecedented at
in introducing the finest masters Of the above
reserve this OCCASION exhibiting the highest order OF
instruct and those who nay please attend
Tickets Of admission 80 cents to be had NJ oil sporting
houses in town
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31

I Asst OF CLoTHING.WANTEDr TO PURCHASE.
about two Thousand dollars worth Of good Jsss ~
c1thng 10 large small quantities. for Which ths raS
value will be given in csrrcnt money s.h
personally or thrpt I-s 60 james horoaev =, ~ .os
u "F'hse si.rst ':e ies.s rem .Ls.ha- ..cl. 'iS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31

a uCTIoN NoTICE.-C. CASSIDY. AUCTIONEER-
ny H. N Bush-Ths day, At ols o'clock. in the sales
rooms NO. 10 North william sale " and
manu- urnure removed for convenience Of sale consisting
OF soin Couch aud French Bedsteads Decks extension
Tables feather Beds, Mattrosses Quilts Gc also a full
Jeweed patent lever Watch, in gold hunting cases.
deemed from rawnbrokers Sale positive.
ID. SMITH galeaman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31

A UCTI0N sALEs-vAN wYcK g. KoBBE. NO. 10
"A William will sell at auction, to-day quantity
OF silk and GRAPE Bonnets suitable for the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31

~ COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PURNI-
turc. Carpets, Oil Cloths. Pier Glasses, &c-F Col
the Auction Roomr 50 Hickman street the entire Fnrni-
ture family from Brooklyn consisting OF every article
parlor and kitchen goods; also, rqssels and
Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths; and also Feather Beds Mat
rses Psassc and also cottage Ind patent Bcdstead-.
Once Furniture &c also four large French Plate Glasses
but little used and good order Sale positive without
regard 10 weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31
BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING A LARGE HOUSE
n in Hammond street, Bleeeker street DESTROYS
Of renting all Of the second floor to two gentlemen with
breakfast the coming from the first Of May
Address Hammond, at this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31
CALIFORNIA TTCKETs.

CALIFORNIA TICKETS.
EoR SALE-ONE THROUGH sTEERAGE TICKET
per vanderbilts splendid steamer Northern Light for
hprn loth. Apply, Immediately, at 1855 broadway.
EoR SALE--TWO THROUGH TICKETS (SECoND
cabin Tor San Francisco by the Promcthcus Of April
.. Appyat 81 Murray street. X. NckEEvEk.
EoR SALE-A THROUGH TICKET FOR SAN FRAN
cisco, in first cabin, by steamer Prornetheus, 10 sail
April Q. Apply at Nc. II Front street
EoR sALE-vANDERBILTs LINE-oNE THROUGH
Ticket ifrst class choice BERTH for 9Th OF Apri
Apply TO J. N. WHEELER, "a Beaver street
EoR sALE-yANDERDTLTs LINE---Two THROUGH
Tickets tseoond class) for 9Th of April Apply to
JIM WHEELER, "a Beaver street.
CALEDONIA TICKETS-0NE FIRST CLASS STATE
~ Room Ticket, by the Promethcus, fifth of Apr Tor
sale; or will purchase OF the class and Ala
two sersge and two second cabin tickets the Same In.
street 49," S'"HAnu
CALIFORNIA TICRETS.-FOL SALE TWO sTEFR
age through tickets for 10th Of April in VandsrbiiTs
new line per steamers Northern Light aud 4 y Lewis
cure ~ the Northern Botei foot " CourtlapJ street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31

John i. VANDEWATER, ACCOMMODATIONS
day, April LIST, at III o'clock, saesroom II Wall
street Roses greenhouse Plants &C large and SPLEEN
did collection OF standard and half standard Roses
house Plants, Cnmeas lin bloom Axeas &c. from the
celebrated nursery Of j. b. MAnte corner Of
street and BrondwRy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31

II, . hEs Eli w.. Au' .lONEER.-THIS pay, lWEp,
ssaa.yJ .eh ~, at 10 o'clock A. ~, Householi
FurnNpSe 81 Baltic street, South Brooklyn compris-
tnp every variety sppetsnng Housekeeping The nrni
ture short time and embraces as OF
the bost quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31

GRANDDAUGHTER DESIRING THE SER
l. vices Of French, German or Italian can
have their orders executed with correctness and
despateb and mt moderate charge, by addressing at
Iark place Letters translated With care
and also particular attention PAID 10 the translation
scientific works
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-31

"ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
W young woman. TO do ehamberwork and fne washing
and ironing, ehamberwork and waiting. homework
an small family Good city reference given Please call
In the fancy store No. 3 Elizabeth door from Houston
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"ANTED-BY A SMART ACTIVE WOMAN, A STU
w ton ms Chambermad. with fno washing and ironing
cook in small family. to do fine washing
ng Can produce the best city reference and be
los Sixth avenue opposite Clinton place In the fancy
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/ ACoB B0GART,. AuCTIoNEER.-THIs DAY, AT
ls o'clock. at No. ID Spruce street. mortgage sale OF
household Furniture consisting Sofas Chairs
Tables three Ply Carpet Mirror, Vases GranIeies D
Nans, Ottomans, Easy Chairs, Oicloh, Centre Tabep
Kitchen Furniture, eight barrels Of Flour, sc.
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- gentleman for few months with respectable private
family, In pleasant and convenient location Terms must
be moderate. Address, with particulars, A. b. broadway
Post Office
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AUCTION SALES,

UCTION NOTICE.-THoMAs BELL AucrIoyrrp
IA by w. H. Van ZsndtSaIe OF genteel rvrniturs M.
day At 1913 o'clock In the house No 80 SIXTH com.
pring an excellent variety Of Kitchen basement
ana pnror arrangenent carpets oooth. The FURNITURE
made TO order Also. $50 volumes books Thursday at 10
O'Clock will be sold the en- tire furniture tanned In III.
mansion 70 Leonard street comprising 40 bedrooms par.
lore srawtps and dining Kitchen. halis. 10
iahoforte Sc worthy attention. Particulars in sata-
logue.
A uCTION sALEs-vAN wYCK & KOBBE NO. 70
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<WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation as Seamstres il Protestant and Dress
maker Apply at ~ Thirteenth street. between First and
Gacnp
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III H.LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.--SECON LARGE SALE
IL Of valuable Psintings-Mossrs Leeds Il Co. will
make the second large sale ut store 6 Broadway opposite
Keeses Auction Friday and morning,
April cd and 3D. ut II o'clock These estaby the
finest collection offered for sale in this city Open day
m evening
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A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, WITH BEDROOM
attached to It, to single gentlemen the first floor, in
the house Of No M Spring street the said rooms
pleasantly situated Also several other Rooms to let the
hour
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IA situation in small private family, as good plain
Cook and Washer and roner Can give the best Of city
references; be for two days, at 3 Frankfort
street, front
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vT,nE ADVERTISER HAS LATELY ARRIVED FROM


Europe, and would like engage With horse pro-
prctor Veterinary Surgeon and general manager Of
t1d lie perfectly understands the diseases Ind treatment
OF horses md frat rate operator both In hr<pe
castrang and all other operations that may bA required
Direct to o.. No Fifteenth etrsct between slzth ard
EErcith ayenvcp,