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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

Dr p Who is attbched to a
Persian theatre in quality of a ply
e;,,;on ox,r..ssel his establishment
fhat nan and woman weEe not @rea-
tod i the saIne time. in#tead of the
I[tter enrinqino from al rib OF our
first parent. A Young af'reS S s'a'i ! !,
ing by, remarkable Tor fhe gfaeelul
turn which She ever givfF to the eH-
nrass;on &c her IDEAS. silt: Was it
mi natural.sir. that the Hover should
come after the stem?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
Handsome Men.

Fanny Fern thus replies to an IN
dividual who affirmed that somebody
wab not calculated to win a woman s.
heart, because he was handsome:
Begging your pardon, Solomon
thht's d great mistaI Ike. 1t is quite
nressential that man should be
handsome. Let him pray the gods
lin the first place, to make him q gen
!Re,pan; d gentleman at home as well
las ABROAD. Let him siipulat to for a
fine figure and a gentlemanly man-
ner, and leave it to their dis retion
after that, to shape bis eyes, nose and
mouth, provided they don't make
i them perfectly hideous
H "Save us from your plaid painted,
jbordered-yes big cravated, nous
I tachea, cologne sprinkled, b&jewell-
ed. brainless exquisite. 9 i've US 9
wei! informed masculine, perfectly
! at home on all subjects, fore ign anf
i domestic, neither crlnging to ting
great, nor oppressive TO tpe little
] who puts one hand on his SWORD any ny
! the other on his heart, when q 70
,,an:s ratne IS mentioned; Who raise
no I,,zh oo the cheek of hdmhle in
+ noceneo. who holds in contempt n
living thing that Gosi has. m ade; VIII
: CAN nity the weak and efrlng. With
! out plarisaically fev'ling; Vho !. has ! !.
i arm Cor trembling age smile 70
: nrattline ias,ncv. and IA strong, bray
baart lar tha oppressed and defenc(
. less Rnt q -.pretty man" a pin
q AMI a white Sir Brainless t he un
u ted work Of a tailor, batter, shoem'
ker. and perfnmerl Heaven say
e the mark Yomeh know better.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

DR.. Barton, warden q Morton
CoIloro. was tbe oddity Of his time.
OF the puns belonging TO pr fflrton'
we believe that the following is little
known. AS he was al mta 1of re-
markabie insensihilty, people tolu
him everything that llappened. ~
gentlemen coming one day INTO his
room, told him that DF. Vowel was
dead ;,
"lFbat,' said he, g ow Ell deadl
thank God it is neither u nora
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
CIR faEmtEs
Origin Of Mules in the United
StdteS.

ar George Washington p. Gusts, 4
in his last paper, under the title OF
Reductions and Private Memoirs of
+ the Lille and Cb.I rncier Of washing
ton, gives the ipu0Kiug account Of
| TIE Introduction of mules into this
country, which " Ill De found very III.
ierest ;Dg:
Unon Washiagtqn's Grst retire
meni in 1888 Id became convinced
OF the defective natpre Of the work
ing animals employed in the agrical-
ture Of the Southern States, ana set
aboot remedying tie evil bB the IN
PRODUCTION of mules instead Of hors-
es, the mule being found to live long
or, be less liable to disease, requiro
less food, and iii every respect to be
mere serviceabls aid econo h;c4i than
the horse in To e agricultural | DIOR Of
the Southern States Oh to 1888
scarcely any mules were b b$ found
ia the American cpnfederatioTi few
had been imported from Ii e West In
dians, but they we're Of diniinntive
size and Of little value. So soon as
the views on this Subject pf tie Illus
trious farmer Of Nj NernHn werc
known be received a pfcseht from
The King Of Spain cf d j hcl and tive
Jennies, selected from royals stud a
Madrid. Th9 Jack, called the Roy
al Gift. was sixteen hands high, of
grey color, y bavily made, and of
sluggish dispbsilion, 1T the s Ime tim
the Marquis De Laflyett + sePt out
Jack and ien4ids from the Island {
1Illta: this. iatl,, ealled thH Anigh
Of M.ata, wits 4 superb animal. blac
color. with THE form Of a STAY and III
ferocity Of b tiger Washington :
vailed him self Of the iest qualiti'
Of the two iicks by crbssiag Il
breeds, and hence obtained y favorit
jack called Compound, whiHh amin
united the size and strength of Il
Gift, with the high conrh ge and acti
ity Of the Knight. The jHcks arri
ed at Mou BIT Vernon, if VIE mistal
not, early in 1888. Tile GeneI
bred some VERY superio Ihules fro
his coach mates, sending them fro
philadelphia for the PURPOSE In
few years the estate Of Mount "
non becanl e stocked with mules O.
very superior order, risf ng to I
height of sixteen hands, Ihd of gr{
power and usefulness, G ne Wagon tel
Of four d ules selling at the sale
the GeneFal's effects for eight hi
lrerl doll Us.
IN no portion of WaslFngton's
ricns labSfs and improve ents in ;
rlculture, was he SO par ticularly
be hailed as a public bbneiactor,
in the introduction Of mules in far
ing labor, those animals being at t
tina aim ost exclusively used for /
ming purposes in tHo South
Status.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

Hearing a physi ciah remark that
a small Blow woall break the nose,
our Daniel exclainledi
..Well | dono Tboht that. I've
give my nose many a good blow, anu
I've never broke itIyct.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

A QUEEE IlEMEDT FOR CnoKED Car
TIE Our neighbor r. Wingate, Esq,
gives the following remedy for chok-
ed ca tile, vizE-Talo up The fore foot
Of the animal. ahd pull its leg sud
denly and forcibly forward To a hori-
zontdl position, when the animal will
gulp up the substance with whichd it
is Oh bke1. Mr ". says he tried it
once with SUGGEST. Ne would like to
see good flany successful expert
menfs Of The kind before undertaking
10 explain The 'rhy aid 5efa:se' of
4 >.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

/ The Quarterly vi4w, in ansW.e
XVII l.. o.,
to the question: 'Wfat IS man!
says-1 Economically epe hkipg. a N as
is forty five pounds OF farhon and pr
trogen, diffused through hEe anq
half pailfulls Of water.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

! r. Asp Nhcr5 they have eceivel 80
.tif.i'f ard cbmpletal one Of I'd largest -
49, and ID osi le7Fr1j'estocks 4 Gen -
t,cssacn's Goods. they hive ever offered
u this mar ct. Our stool, C nsists in part Of
black and fancy colorel Cloths CaSsiEneres ana
Doe-Skins, of French, Eislislt Eel;iiini, Ger
man, ITALIAN, and S1o.chI MAI lfaot 'lr4 of the
latestFtylcs and best male Yool anil Union
TweJls, Cassimeres and DrilEEss Al low prices
for summer and tovs' wear Linen Driincs
Ind Linen and Cotton Pant looms ana Cot
Goods Of all kinds. Yestinss H. greas y4rie y:
Sa in, Sill, Grena4iHe Embroi fered CisArncres,
Shallie, V4lencias, Lircu, llfrseiileS Cotton,
Woolon, in plain and all fash bnah'o styles and
colors. Rlkek and fancy ST. Srarls and Ora
va-a; 10 Madras md Cotton a allthe desirable
lstyles and qualities. PcngIe. Sr;ttlefe'd's,
English arId Ffeheh Sir a. L Linen POCKET
Handkerchiefs; and fine Plain ard iarev Socks
With springs Black and fIHcv cciored Rid,
Linen, Lisle Threat, CottoI, Six, Buckskiu,
Wooden, a9d Berlin Glovesd linen aad cotton
Half Hose: Frbnch and norbcstic Snspendess
Of all qualities, including thd BE Of Felt ard Of
India Rubbcrsi lspender ends Hats, Caps Boot,
ard Shoes, Walking-Cane4, Riding hifs.
Umbrellas, Hair, Cloth anil Tooth Bfushcs
Pocket Knives, superior Rh7ors and Razor
Strops, Pistols, &c. &c; and everything peCes-
sarv 10 complete a gentlemat'F wardrobe.
The character Of our establ ishmert is so well
known, and SO correctly appreciated ly ror-
ton Of liberal and intelligent public, that vic
deem It almost supeEluous tp qzf atia'e upon
/ its merts--thus much. however, VIC viii say:
that orr spring stock has not is hyperion in this
! place, both as regards qtgltg al Fl Pyf.e- We
are, therefore, prepared to sell oh al reasonable
terms as any regular retail stthIshnent il the
6.ats.
RELYING uron ogr stock Of G0oils as ufn-
orr uuifofm desire 70 please, We feel confident
Of receiving the award ofsan increased share o.
patronage.
Gu5naests Of all kinds madeto orler, on sho-
notice, at reasonable rates.
February 8, 1855.
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DIR. IL. IL. AItNELLEY.
/. The Subscriber
FAYETTEVILLE. TENN

HEEPS constantly on hand at His old stand,
"a. at the Tan Yard, anexcellent supply of
Bo0s, and Shoes, Harness and SaARes, SIZE, Up
peri Harness and .Srkale Llsutfer, of a superior
qu4lty; all of which will Ibe sold lolg for cash,
or Exchanged for barter
lpril !,1852 JAMES II. COBB. 7
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

4 man recently purIchased9 link
of sausage, and While eatinglit was
nearly clicked to a catR by piece Of
brass collar, marked +Fido.'1 How
the collar got into the sausage, IS the
question.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
Barter, Darter'.i

M E VIII take in exchange for Goods, good
w Brown Jeans, White and striped Lin
sey, Feathers, H6mespung Socks, Beeswax, Tai
low, Bacon, Lard and Fl4u-.
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
Oct ii HI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
ROoHs. ROCKS.

EE7Fzw Jusropen4a. a lot Of Bao1s, which
zss-T.1s excel any e4er brought to this mar
SA-1s2 ket, among which are TO be found,
Medical, Historical, Podtieal, Blank and School
Books, that are generally FUSED.
April % DIEMER & HAMPTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

:SegaaSga'5RS+
900 BONES star CanAe,;
lOO 25 do Palm Sorp;
so boxes Starch;
100 bags BtcSiche1t;
Is boxes JL Il. Rai'irs;
20 doz Painte.l Biscket+;
10 BAGS Pepper;
10 bbls Aim;
8 ceroons Ila{i9o;
100 kegs pure White Lszl;
90 bbis Lin,sef OIL;
20 do Lrird do
10 do TIMERS do
10 do T.srpenttFe;
10 doz yIasE Bouris;
20 bags Spite;
20 bbls Copperas;
20 do Muller;
ELLIOTT & THOMPSON.
Jan 27--3m. Shelbyville, Tenn.
WYE VIII give the highest market Trict
w for feathers, Tallo,0, L4rI. AID Pro-
duoe generally
Il Jan 27-3m. Shelbyville, Tom.
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UMBRELLAS.

T'TF ssssEEEAF'
Uvp,rtI,s Of all abilities Also
wv Bu4gv ID tlbrellas receivpa, and for sale
s@I-sA, low byI
Oct Il lHHVMoV-f y ID NiifA-'- ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

'What was the reason of thp cries
Of fire, fire them?
"Bless you, sir, you must haye
been dreaming; why, tliere's not So
much as 4 mouse Stirring. and his
honor and the VII ole family have been
asleep these three hours
Th 3 Sootchm hn now gave up al
credit to the ties timony Of his owl
sense +. i must ha' been dreaming
indeeh, and ha hurt myself by fiji
ling at of the bed Y
'IIhrt yourself sir.-Not much ]
hope, the bed is so low and by thi:
timeat had been made to descend t.
its first level The poor Scotch Was
quite confused, ashamed at disturb
ing the family; begged Thousand
pardons; accompanied the servants
to the door; closed it after them.
and was once more left in the dark.
But the last act after + the panto-
mime was not performed The spring
had been Immediately touched, upon
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z. ". EDMoNpsoy
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- "a 49, r.sA ~ 49, nfse Nas tet sfts fs'r sttl
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r.pHrftsts e. rtftt
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t.lfs ri ~ fstt
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u .tt fa t.aI a.t i..-trt tt tANfNAt Nthfn thNHa
vlAA h lt 81 ksst ttrt ftf.a 81 afsss rhN 0r s-
..so.t ta't.afe tHs fh sf.iftA VI w sAf.t t .aa..
80 As.s 10. fft A. ~ Ntfla hHss . vs e'sAft - "
NAN a Nsr..ffh ttft
tk. ia. "A .s ,.J 4ss.. s.tfts si f. st tss safs
rs..sf aet tf,sf u rtt .ss aHtst ,s 80 hshh ri
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b. tstes rt vii = tftrNrs ,.eifEi s-ff
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Go uuAcm II map ycn,e,n

ptkNt\,}. UEct NJ NOtiCt Whree' arrl.''
s- ~, s-s.t, s..ts b. re.- = ~ re ttr'
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ls.as Nt.t ta taeHf stse tf 20 ti t zoe fsf
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INFORMATION MANth r sNt'elc r'wautsa
a a. sr.H tte ttt ta, ,a~ttsftt si rif zoe
81 s ~ ats ss,st A. ei ,se r'V, 80 tN N est w.
Nkflslffh seslft el stt sei W. tiA A. ~ l - ~
s.i~ses ~. sss. fts ava fiA Aryssee " tA ts@r NJ,
'AtsiAiN a AntNtt ssig.ttis Nts'issh 'ar'' Mes +"
500 "a ItN
I'SE dc GAS ktGCt AfpH ,-tas m'ele,hlo
ss'.Aas vt easily '''e "a 30 e.et ~ ne t 80. 20 -
49, Nve' ~ 90 '' zoe 'a"
as. ~. a. d. sn ~ .. - cog hrsivsN vhste 80
80 s..r. ANsss- Fsses soa essseH's e "''f
tf.le t.,.ts ssssehe b.
t.r>SW NSkN as ES.lV Anon COMPANY rfcpsrsi
W ei tte fsnset 81 49, Gao 49, tHesit Asfss @"t
n,NtN fIkNlN 30 ttaHeStta ~hsrtvi wa tNr Nv
Nt.k ,.ssk e. sh.lst Nes0faHv
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9n0ia Rubber Goods.
NDIA RUBBER TOYS. GOoDYEARs PATENT

L the NEW-iORK RUBBER Co. sole nsauf,etarsr, Of
Indi' Rntbr Bel Dolls Toys Sc prepared 10
iCrtl follow c vzs Ba, Bar for door play N
s1es PuicT Balls fom I've shinn ~ dozen Tor pad
Iiy gt and beautifully With LANDSCAPES and
Ien arabgsgde gliding &c &c Thee psylor balls
hsh md ese that they will not break s No family .hou be
Wiilout heal hf exercise in winter Indoors Also India
Rub Iu hing Babs fl erih 10 heads AID vassy
otLer ILoia ull her Heads FROM ~ 50 dozen
dols W break IN falling viii bur the children and
las ION fly bundled times ong those Of china
other materials Fueniy do and besides tley
srd bcenrfu The ,ompery have also ucccded in producing
copils 81 great variety Of animals In India Rubbr which mak
roes liar he iynS mails snch barking dogL crJAn.
frcgs cluterrg uonkits chrpuI squirrels singing bfd &c
ycry beautiful article.
sale n qusutits sui Purchaser by Newark Iaia Rubbs
MOB Maiicniue; Niioa Rubber Con
rsuy No loo Libery Union Rubber Company No 10 Sasu
1oAn Hoberton, Nc % ariten lane hrsry Davenport No.
Ichu At Daniel iodguan No u Maiden lanes ti se Store
soner ard the Of the Company by The onyl
Nc. IS blaid lGue, \. y Ur g.a4s
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. TOR. This invalo,.l.

Frsg he OAe WGULs. - so, n'a a.. ,ls
,tf lrtss rhf7iy - pefess .ffom b 10 5D.r -
rf..,,..f....f. I'd. D. NJ WHO 90 fnro " ~
""'t i' 4 PFGrihH LfOHr u, far i,~ 4. L.
,.,y.,,f t.f ia. r.. eft r'an frcscnfed ~ ~
49," ~ g,..gt fil- ,,ffof. q. 80 f4f cfr01s
F' 20 ~ KsOsAL 4 tFt iTtDN .,.., q.
t,,a,i.a ~ tle prrInoy ssfbtl n only b. ~ -
~ ,..gls a.. ,t, srnl-rlyrf gs4 fem burnsriaG 'A'
sn,,'eJ ii.J ~, 81 az ~ rex 'ea GRIP ga
Ns ,hs <t b y he proper quantity ca Do obanrd 1nisres
Rf~Hlrf'r a.,
e..serD 4 ho cps 70 from Ne oas az
he no or if1rf healthy ,
H. psene zen be ~ No % Broadway WHERE ss
s,ensf thodsr d corgfnis md e,,s,
et..l f,slsd ernrf1s b.
D. . liJfrr 10y b. fcnf hy n o. -..
dt+ 80 VI IopH rAe HEOULATOR COMPANY sro p-e,.,.,
,s..li he fsfrft s0f ms ~ bs ssesdy drosef o.
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Real Gstalc for Sale.

4 FARM for SALE in BERGEN co, n, j.
"s S% { G .S' aSsr g Sy S 5
bay Es'd pa fG' 9S ds s6
A GREAT BARGAIN, PURCHASED IMMEDL
& . d sqd did tS' % q. ID do. corner
DE MOTT 4 Co. No - Chanbers-st
CHEAF LOTS for sALE-ln tie City of Williams
~ burshle 'aeat CtA each jHOo; rIce SO each asess
TnosAs RoLsoS iiSt Wiar'sbarsl' between jE't
ana Dvsonsy
EAsT MORRlsANA LOTs.-1ime EXTENDED for
H payment 20 per OF pufohase the Saae "
the odeE er down bsanoe ei,.o MAIeh
a a1 ; S q E sf ,s a g. 'fa1i
ny d esd,Se.s Of ss,al Of tic mot ~1i ~ saa 49,
q emile 40 bouana l.raueh gai.o already .ut pas
roo skeh ~ Isea sely ehs'eod i expected viii pas
tloveb III Io.say several house, are badns .nilos
"Ansf9 D'hs. o. To-. rlog,y ION voc "a a., s'1s
nis Is tf', Iof MAPS ana yhs. ni9.ipnSI a5 20 "
Tor hhIE-Tbe brick tSo-story basement and at
~ nOuaK snd LOr 30 arsr rssd eouaaias iioat
80 .,s sns ,s. ''as g'S. "ln a"s aog az, 10
~ is'es e"d front tegp 40 s Of sow1soo ifon ,s:ns
s 'sSSf ne ieis beH sgbie o store snd 'h'iros uader
he "'dy asste 70, in,aasa Of genital foi iaHh.r par
ts'si, A,sa,. no isr'iai'y gaiidiar No ~ r'oai~sJ
ron hALE.--Two Houses, Nos 3ys mud JOiI West
H.; '""'''' '"''"' '' '''"'1 'hN"N 10 20 "''
nor tAIl- Mo Iiopse aud LOT No ~ East 18Th
& -. a laa =, s. X a. ., w., '.s %
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f.sh 80 sai sAti.it bat n -i b. ssii i
IN d4 '.t. VI si~I saa e h-'.. ssa', 'asas g., 's
is-4 ~i.b rs hnfatf .av M sii.a ~, ff'asl.-i ,is-
NtLAftolF spps 10 isi ra.aa
ttDh fhit A LandsDn., iiase h. tho yHaas III
Vti f.4l W.s.tis.. 4t.is l.-l-.-r ~ 4-..s 81 -
.a. Nf.4+a q - Aa. b. ~ nl4+.a be- iL. t.i .--~s.
~ iNt utfI . tt 80 e.I b.. ..4
tf 'f E+D1 f-Hs 80 1910 s-4t no. T.. -h.- .i+ o--.i
o.. .FnAH lef4a.4 sAt. .4..i.4 e,A .i- 4ti..
tlt.fn DE- I.ill l lta D. ~ 40. hl.ls4 fti4.l b. /.
80 Nll . I..4flI Il ~ rt... n.4A g. ...44
1.ntt lai aiii ,'sel -.i.'..4. i...-4 ..il .-.-.
@'"e "'''.r Hll6ta6hA4yI 1'sriee'
tffAh sfif heH.. ..a urn'44 piiseb.i nl p.p
ffMla III u +Thi E fAHtj
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IG4 tt'%f q i,tg mis4tlta 0@r 'F'
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MOTIFS LOET-A Hois orsne w Faies0S e. As6
~ ,isl. ~ sess n ssglsl %. p - Des4e ~
stae lfssn ~ a fgef-r ~ ~ Dsos,
f<sEltt Dsg< Il pfs aeests to - a - Rff ~
Ssss 40 af1 sfs.i 49, isf - @rS,S 1ye ~ ~s"
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a DAIIs Sser, sssf iishsg - - = DfgAi@ - ~
Hfs. t11yfA
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Blaming Amasm,sa,
IDuWuhittis tAktiN,i ACADEMY NJ. na

ttH-Ha-f o.. st- rsris ~ 44-fs..t
ifAah-4 t-li-4 .At tkills-.
v arI rst fAA'af -' f'f.is -s--i ff 't4-s-- '.-
titVs 4Vl."fn Z. ~ AZ -4a.AQ ut-s <
.imf5Wrlf ffenNl gFs'oN'
IitWlltr tttptng 4 rNpeAktN tstw
= sttl,Id .tti. t..iN'h
a.. l y, r., * g..ilsnlt b., e.3 al.A. gN
~ ~ Aslntis itAns lvl4stsa 81 A Tls,a
t'1'Hif 'ra ~
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Marhinern. &f.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, &c--CROW-

~ II A '. POST seeret.-y
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, &c.-CROW-
" lbs celebrated rsieti easi iron Rsi1g Without Iys An
ny ADAPTED sIy style pattern ornament and waatea p
Je YORK Posrefy snd Iron gailins ConPan, nsaue
ta tbs RAILING toethe. viii csoy ds Pron Of Iron WORK o
sraugs balconies yerapda Office and ds raing door
css,r y Of al d.erpious st loves; pTes Specimens Of tbs AL.
Ing IN iseors their NJ ~ Dsansst %
dcors etst OF Broadway.
CsTEAM BOILERS for sALE-Two Steam Bob
- Locomotive Boiler ~ hoss powcL aad nnr ii
1lt-s Bosr home pow ond Of The best qualify H he
''' ''''' PITS UNDEEiLLs No al iohs D., D.ss
VI'EsTINONIAIS-Test imony in favor of it from
hs F!sss;' MILNE place n The wod--R ,sgrsrrs y T.
praetcs or.r,i tar. fsso, ,one-si Goa nS
Il safrs,d opfe rsc.alos Aies vnc ta'
opsison q '.. h 40 s,Aslar &c lFl..l s,-e,a =
viii snr o. NE neo ssaud vlile pssa phsh 10 ps'
eli ne a'ar''s.s q -, have s,ss''es ths ge, -.
70 ssm'.n ~ 90 49, bsb, cal ''es 'tt "a ~ 's'
's~ih fd hifsp as4 tvsf'ss hspt w tess Dec $50 $40
60 tis,,t 800 y. ...e.t, u rS.k .... y. ..,,
r'"'- "-s .s'e' o. t'e' ~v,~ r 40 E. $500 ~.
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VoAunlNu peem. sa'' w. % ',.1.' f''.l.isi Zoo
- '-.s'-.',' ....sg.-, 40 j'stl -
l.t..l $50
unAumNu caravan lpisuntNAlth
~ A,Ns.-.e,s sg.i'g 'n,la. 90. .a t'.... N. "a
T.lrtt ..,tstI n. tssi.fs' i..fs tsii i'.t N'a.ss
moan Ia nnoukiAh ues %, tep ural .e,as
" $40 b.,. "a tss''-a.'f e'-''-' n''- "s -
pnAtnie nnuoLitN rs,.si ,,.a. hpshel
~ ,'a.' ',a.'. 49,. IA ."' ..'.. .-, ~.
-" ..- 'l.....' .., os.a t.s.- $50,
uoAtp m pHuuhiNN Araengu'' m', b. hsi
" 80. far hsr~ 90 'rat ~ ''' '', Wt T'~-. Il
Nl,ssat 81 ~ sn iass.,t SGT h 80 .s-~ti t., ~
.."f. 49, ~. ~ 80, 81. ~.i e.-., n, = {. 80,
',.s.s .s,.'.sit . lts a-s As. $50 h'si't bs-tp~
poAhr oe uHuuhlhN iliuilth I've 'laale
" u.,'.e.s tas B. ,..s4a.i.. ~H, ll..vi w'.. -
t,..s ht.,i. ,,.' n.'i4s 'a'''" fhA'fiiH ~ ~"
nuAtn WANtin n MN \uijh liza private
''a.'s, e... 81 vt .si sbna i,ta s,., ,s.'. ~
N', .,t.. 49,, ~, .'.s ss -,r ,.i., N.i...',
noAkp WANTED il,esani rooms eni private
.'.,. ' sss,ss tigr Tss,.s,.' 80 hr.i~.I Al
81. li.,,i, 0tstANta. n,e."a "nea
nOAEp WANTED On ieohhn iiigh'a, nraf
nWsG., tpo az nssis@se laii eed iva eh'd'se -
t M T. k,nu un,s s.,lus vhe,e ti., ,isv b, hal
BOARD MANtEp For uenurman aud WIFE aud
- .,au H.vi tb a attsaio nmll h'n tho e'm.fa Of
i,s ,v,,d ts ,esn .i In lset loe,,e, boz. 80"
sLenet sstNs rau snt whrn o. re N'trhoeH esehahaoi
he dirs t~,so heett'sNesd ne 3n'eef
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET No JDi broad
i Wv, entrance in tisaAlinst
DOONS to LIT, fumishcd, without board. 10 Cen
IL t,msn No IOeal iaassst hreaAfaai u required Th'
i,use hoe ~ The msdctn Improvements
nOCMS a. IET-Wmh partial board at No. 25i
IL lha, notihess ggha Tho house haa al tho m1dh
@ ,rmeas hc susion pleasant aud COM enonl 10 aE
sra caia
rl,O lET-Sc,clnl pleasant Rooms, IN u private
family, only single q, nilcmcr, with or without broaNt
Ami, No 81 Warren second door from ColcSe place
I,O IET-To two single gentlemen 10 a gcnteei pTi'
em, ino front foon with Two pea rooms ahloh'
Ins hesi and d 10 their room The beet OF rerono''
sl,, ~ ans rluif,d luquiie 81 No lsS Alen-T'
TWO GENTLEMEN and THEIR WIVES, or SIN
sic G,nruru DO accommodated with Board In small rr
vatr family, st Wet 2lsist No 10
rI,WO or THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN mly
Obtain hoard and comfortable home by early application Ut
No c. iIcnr,.si ono door above Market
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6ouses ii1anteo

HOUSE WANTED TILL FIRST OF MAYA
email pan house. furnished. Situation bsi0w
Pr.noee OF BrodwAy Address stating and fall
particusIs o OLIVER, TIituhe Once
DAFT Of HOUSE WANTED-FOr Gentleman,
i wife Servant down p5efcrrrd UndJ Gbted re-
given Address DUDLEY, Tribune once giving full
tcu-Is
DOOAS WANTED-TW0 or three Rooms ia gem
HI House pref rTed location bel Broad
and Gths ban fthst. above 18th g. Address
81 &, No 80 East ltthtt.