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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26
INFORMATION GlvEN.-The Clark,

INFORMATION GIVEN.-The Clarks,
vile Jeffersonian conveys important
and accurate information in the an
nexed short paragraph:
A gentleman in town recently re-
ceived a letter from friend at Wash
ington, inquiring, "who is to be Gov
ernor Of TENNESSEE" For his, as
well as for the benefit of Others who
seem to entertain doubts on the sub
ject, we will state that An lreW john
son is the indigiduai.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

aP The Nashville Union and
american have been consolidated,
and are now issue . as one paper, in
an enlarged form, on beautiful type.
Under the contrib of such men as
A0zing and EASTMAN, it rnay,in peiRt
of ability, safely 9 hallengc compar-
ison with any paper in tt e Union.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

p The Nashville Uni ion will ac-
cept our warmest thanks for the daily
exchange With which we are b eing
favored. Should the gfntlemh nly
proprietors Of that paper ever peed
a service rendered in THIS sec tlon,
they will manifest it by the = sual
sign
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

Too Goo d to Keep.-A wbig Post
master in New York, being extreme
ly anxious to retain his Office.
addressed letter to the Department,
asking what strings he sbou Id pull to
keep it. The following lie tier was
sent in reply. The Pc master to
whom it was addressed thought 1t too
good to keep:
PoSToFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
Appointment Office, Feb. II, 1888.
To New York Post01a stet;
In reply to your INQUIRY, dated
February II, asking what strings
you can "pull most successfully IN
order to retain your office, the De
partment does not know what better
advice to give, than to recomWend
that y on faithfully discharge your du-
ties and maintain a stiff upper lip.
IS. ID. JACOBS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

"Cousins of Temperance is The
title Of a new Order OF the Cold
water Army at Jersey city, n. j.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

WMA IsH.-The Boston Post
says, 4AIrs. Stowe has delighted the
English with her books she talks in
just the manner to please the people
who used to buy American sealps Of
the Indians
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

In New York Land Warrants are
in demand. The brokers arc pay
ing Sl63, SS4 and S43 for them
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-26

The Arkansas lVhg states that
large numbers Of cattle are being
driven from that State to California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
LIBERIA.

Letters have BEEN received at the office of the Cooniz
tcn Society FROM Monroyis up 10 June which announce
BE death Of Hon II Tesge lie the editor and pro
proprietor Of ihs L0ia Hera8 and had filled several Of
shghestoce5 in the gift Of the people letter OF the
aid May says
MY reason for wiring ia 10 inform you of the almost
dd.n deat OF Hon VI r-age. your friend aud my b1ue.
cior H. died the 2lst inst WAS sick in bed wh-n
eunvelcOmr icirgs Of ms death brought 10 m 8
I'd for sWe could not fully realize the truth of the
IN but when, afeE moments, many living testi
e Of the SAD disaster stood before me forced BE-
we and submit 90 the heavy stroke Surely no man
Aih could be more lam-ned by hlDerlans
Another letter Of the eth of May says:
a great star has fallen IN this republic Hon. HHery
age 10 more The praises If departed greatness have
said sung in the lofty tones OF the orator 10 the
sharug strains Of the pot Ih@ status of heroes and
FACES and the mums If statesmen have prOcal ned
Ia worth as the marital proves of the One or the
HASN'T genus Of The other may have fired the world or
rlcted the admiration of men The Republic OF Liberia
suns the departure Of statesman who has long allied
iainen post IN this lana. tn IN Church aud state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CosEoS CoUSclL ITEus The Board ne. last evening
AID Hartesu in the chair.
The minutes being read Aid Fowler moved an addition
conending that they incomplete lengthy discus
SION ensued and finally decided TO adopt minutes
as read by the Clerk
Communication was received from T. 5. Dsnke and
Others CON planning Of the irregularities OF the City Hall
clock asking that It be repaired a substituted
Referred TO the Committee OF Repairs and Supplies with
power.
Andrew an Order Assistant Captain Of the Third Dis
irici Police, pet Tor emblem Of bis oce having
been minus this badge since hrs appointment Referred to
the Chief Of Police and Mayor
eommuni cation from l. W. Hsvxhurst and others
reeeiy ed complaining Of dangerous buildings ere ted
and erecting the corner of Front e. and Greensne
which are owned by John Buckley Referred 20 the Law
Committee TO the power Of the Board IN regard thereto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
MARINE coURr-Besors Jqa.. PnrlLps.

To recover s75, the value Of y4lise and contsnts
alleged 10 have been placed board the Knck
erbo her for New London and lost Tbs vAse belonged
20 Mr. Il Hatch who assigned for s25 his interest in
The claim 10 plaintiff The against the Captain Of the
yessel common carrier la defense il il cOntsnded
he Captain Of vessel cannot be sued az com non
oaerihs suit must be ganst the owners II the vessel
AIsO, that the yaise was not delivered Sir II testified
that when the putting away the bsgzsge he kept
bach cs:pet back belonging 70 bis wife bat that vAlss
amoDg the baggage lost, On the other hand vas
90 if- yass kept back. judgment for defendant
With a. coats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
DEMERARA


We have received flies OF III R0ya' GG-cfte. from
Ogetowu dsed down TO the ith CT Jay. They do not
oman any news IF imp rtance
Al AIMEE ing IT the Courts of Policy hold upon the IA
y he Stipencay Vi gi.tra'es r-por upon cond act
dhe Chinese imms grants in their c-pectve districts The
s2ors were on the whole highly favorable To the Chinese
Ia dOcle and labOrous class OF nmgran The .pers
ssie ordered 10 be published b 20 guarantee the in
esst ON loan of 10000 to the Railway Company for
Il COMPLETION of the line to Mth,i and bill % give
Nrer 10 the Company purchase aud take possession &
cs and trnem.nts to enable them to complete the line
" passed At the same sitting.
SPEAKING of weather aud appearance OF The crops
ne Ga,si'e Of July ., says:
Since the LAST pa 4 sailed We heve had Confirmation
rApy we.ihe, but somewhat modified IN IT'S incienency
and bot sunshine takes the Place Rs noon approach
: Of rainy night aud morning QucAenng the cAivdso
h. giving vigor 10 vegetation. the most promising hopes
r. now entertained OF the year crcp-the neds every
we're SURPRISING expectation.
The same journal adds
The general trade Of the colony shows sill snything
Z healthy appearance Imports ~ everything out pro
xons are steady out demand Does not appear 10 keep
ne With the supply There will one OF these days NJ
ssot be reaction, but il looms yet only ~ distance
Vniry prov >iOuS are st scarce aud dear, and tue m
SmpIly OF sal; hsh makes rs pay Tor that article As
Esly
Two very extensive plantation NreS had occurred one
vest ard the other upon the east cOss; In the first
to- the NJ spsger being sick At the tns aud under the IN.
ssace Of morphine, was nearly burned 10 death.
Ns remains uf the late venerable ArohdsAcou Lug&r,
ta from the vault IN which they had been Temporarily
fc in Barbados, arrived al Georgetown on me evening
dAs l2h ip> and were .nded aud placed in the CAtae
ttN ar early hour the following morning Upon Thurs
az ih inst afternoon they conveyed 10 thelr lax
'sung place in Bourdas Walk, attended by vast con
Ssrse o. persons. among whom were = number OF the
ts'sy Snd the immediate friends OF the deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

CoNyoS COrScm-A regular meeting OF the Board of Al
cermen bsd last evening az the City Han Aid Com.
stcca, in he Char.
petition received from J Y BrOwn and others,
askig permission % lay gas mains in the CITY and sso
propOf "a furnish low rates furnished in
any other MY Referred 10 Gas Committee.
The City Clerk reported that the Of $500 30 had
been received for licenses and renege!s Of Carts Omn
buses. &c.
COMMISSIONERS % DEEDs-The following named per
electsd Comm soners Of Deeds TO Eold Office
Until ore year from next January;
Fist Warc-A G. Wi'lmartb Jared Sparks, w q
Bshop Geo. Thompson, " H. Butler John Berry and I.
Second ward c Bake. Geo. L. Fox, Peter Smith,
Wu. II Hckock Harris COmst0ck, Caleb Fink and RJbt
I HeIGri'k.
Thrd Wad-Jobn A. Scale, Danl H. Fsekes, Anthony
Walters W ysnderhOrst, A. j. Smith John M4h, Alois
Dsgert
CosNIssloSEFs " COSsOLrDATIOS The following are
The names 90 the person declared elected Conso dOn
ComMi.sIfr for the City OF Wlansburgl Lson2rI l.
Cole- Hopkins, John Lnskey, David Lindsey DenAs
Strong.
CoHyIssG0NERs F0R TIE lows OF BUsHvIcE -festsr.
day the following named persons were Appointed Con'o
cson Commissioners FIR tie Of Bush wick oy the
Supervisor and three Justices Of the Peace Martin b
esth sn5 Nicholas yckof OF BGshsick, and reported
Nr Biro, Of Green Point
AssArLrrxG OFFIcERs-Yes;erday afternoon abou.
O'Clock Oficers Calhoun and hcEroy, IN attempting %
resttwo men named Richard Grant and VIM Css'le Who
were sbting Al the corner Of Second and North Fifth ~.
were assaulted by these snd their friends and severely
beaten Officer Calhoun received blow in the back IT
~ head and knocked into the gutter and was also
kicked IN side three four times nurng hin severe
w. Oficer McEory bad bis ankle sprsined by stone snd
Of the parties snAtched ais watch and dashed il to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
rs COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

CHARGE or IMPEDING 4 REyEsuz OFFICE
Capt. james hsoney Of the packetshp HIosrDia from
Liverpool examined the above charge IL appeared
HberDis ia the DeighbOrbood OF qusrzn-
TIM coming Up In Of steamer the boarding officer Of
the Cuto HOuze AlsDgside hailed the -hp and re
Quested tina rope should be thrown, At he might
1ome on board No attention paid ~ the request and
The ship passed Nr George w. Robinson Appeared
for The u TED States He showed that yaw the cso,,ns
Of yssses required 10 heave too or otherwise stord
abilities BY which the officer Can board Capt N was
held the charge and required TO give bail ia the sum of
9 eco.
An indlycuu was complained Of on charge Of opening
letter. but the brother II the supposed real party BY
mlstske Of name in the affidavit arrested and
qusbtiy discharged
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOs5-Besore Recorder TiLLoO
The August term Of the Court Of General Sessions
minced this morning wh the following Calendar Of
for disposal: Murder, msnsAughtsr, 2 assault With To-
ten, 20 Kill, u, robbery arson, burglary, grand
larceny - receiving stolen goods false pretenses q
misdemesrOr, not - previously indicted, {. Total %.
The following persons were qualified as Grand Jurors
Wison Small Fireman. Solomon BauiA BeDj Barnes Jr
Bernard Carberry, Geo Forester Michael Mckson Jas
Ns,b jas II Perkins, Whitman Philips Chas Roome
Pahick Tracy Danl A. Torker, Joha p Ware Au<uaus
Il Wood John Wright, Oliver w. Woodford DsnI, Ma
Csrtby j. Walton and Eli Gurnee
After enpsn.Epg the Grand Jury the Recorder pro-
cseded 70 deliver 10 then the usual charge which be
called their s1sotion more particularly vossions OF
the laws GgsiSsi lott res IN respect these ne ssd
This ev has become widely spread and the massnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

CoLORED DAGUEBREOTTPks-Ihe public are invited
GrsSsY' raEhcen Daguerrean Gallery, No 30 Brosiway sai
be Of co0e1 Dssue-OtyD-s
rhch be hs recently prdaed Aso inc dfg1eTrso;yeo
Franklin Pierce ard tos, u other celebrities be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

CITY RAIrRoAD ACCIDENT Between II and I. O'Clock
Sunday night man whose name was not sscert.ned
while intoxicated was accidentally over by ons Of tn
Fusi Railroad cars and severely Injured Henry Hat
driver of the car was Arrested after BY Oicer s h
Of the Seventeenth WAd suspicion OF carees.n bu,
examination was shown thai the Occurrences was
y accidental and that he no wsy 10 bamA and NJ
was accordingly liberated TIE injured man was cow we'd
Immediately 10 the New York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

Tx PREscOTT HoCsE-The Travelling Public are
respectfully that vii Be ready reception Of
Bo2idsrs : Tuesday, the q OF AusEst-
DEcRoor Pr,uretor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

IMFoRrANr To PRisr DUlLHs-The undersigned hav-
EIDE El -hs lead Loi5a az Pss prl-~ens
"a, ed 20 81 a. tie a.5 - Europe tie gabIa
prices " ScHArs 40 - Broadway. ~ st--rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

BOARD og FNANCE-Ihs body met At the City Hall last
evening, AID. Con,fock IN the Chair No appropriations
were usde The previous appropriations were read aud
adopted The Board then adjoL rned stac die
The folio" INK the Appropriations made by the Board
tIra CT o the ity If Williams Juryh FIR the YEAR .j1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

INDIA RUBBER BoArs A letter from Camp hcClsllSnd
@ nee Of Shyenne River, May B. says the lndiS haooe'
"as purchased for the use of the Northern Pacific hhf
ad Expedition have worked admirably, and have gwen
snre satisfaction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

NTWLRX NEWs-l eSerdsy a 10 O'Clock an arch in ths
building bang erected by the Newark Massbe Iron
Works. fell and Injured VIM Lyon probably fatally; Mi.
chael Owens seriously and VIM. Trenor, Mm Keith and
a boy named Jscobus slightly.
John Burrsge attorney At law, died yesterday aged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

SuIcrDE OF Az AcTD LADr.-Yesterdsy morning Coro-
Cook held inquest At house Of Sou'n First
snd FAhsts on the body OF widos lady named Eaacs
slsnd years Of sge IL appears that she procured
sorrusive suhroaie on Saturday at Mr. Beri,ns drug
store in Grand s.. stating that she wanted to kill bugs
On Sunday morning she took large dose and died tom
the Effect about O'Clock that evening. Ths Jury rem
dred verdict Of Death caused by tskn. corrosive subj
nate. while lab orire npder Ahhsratnn Of mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
PnIsos SrArsrIcs -Durng July there were seventy 81

CosgoS CorScIL-The Board will meet At the Lyceuru
this evening IL probable that the subject OF licenses
will be up and the project OF constructing Park At the
point the Morris Canal dock similar to the Battery
NAV also be adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

TEsFERAScE-A temperance political movement pre-
psrstory for the next election hiss sesdy been org
IN Cumberland Co. J.. where League has been formed
Its members pledged TO use All legitimate and honor
able means within power, 10 eject the legal prohibh
ten Of traffic except for legitimate purposes wh re
rational and inevitable tendencies and results are only
evil and that voters will henceforth exercise our
political franchise n such to secure proper
representation Of this sentiment all the departments
"oi our S,Ste county aud township governments"
resolution has been adopted by this League ou;ssng the
liquor nStic. and determining 10 vote for no Legislator
who not pledged urequvocsy 10 for its suppression
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

fDENOCRArIc STATE CONyENrION-The New Jersey
Democratic state Convention sl meet at Trenton on the
ed Of September 10 nominate candidate for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

PorIcs.-le yesterday there twenty cases before thu
coxder Sixteen of the number punhn snt by One
imprisonment for drunkenness dsordery coud1ct on
The sabbath and four for Attempting one OF the
from the hands OF the officers The places where
hquOr sold very generally in operation on Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

DRlrR OF Carr Mccall -On Sunday evening, July si'
esp, Mccall Of the [. $ Navy. ded q, Bordentovn n j.
His sse Was about 20 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

CRYSTAL PALACE, Neu-Yorf. Ans l. 1879
contributions for this day. - 80
f9m. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
j. l.. BRevS, Ageat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

PIECES upon tbe Sidewalk Several Of the Second wud
Police came TO their assistance and the parties we're taken
INTO custody ard lock- up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

Tie annual increase of consumption is said De- Man
haitian Gas Company 5000 do. New York Company 900
and other manufactures 2ooO Total increase every year
10000 tuns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

SocIETr Lmr.Rr-The arrangement Of the Society l.
brary and reading the p'rments which the As
socstion have leased in the Bible House has been
nearly completed, and learn that the rooms are open
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
Turniture. sc.

ALL WARRANTED FIRST CLASS
"A FNAMELLED COTTAGE and CHAMBER FUR
NITURE-N arehoase No ~ Broadway, below Grand s.
Mandatory No % Greenest The Only establishment IN
the United States who conhne themselves 70 the exclusive
manufacture Of genuine inst class Ebameled Furniture
GILLlES 4 BlRNE respectfully invite ali those VINO
intend furnishing the ing 60 call sat examine
their and unique patterns for the sprug rsde
made seT the latest French AID Italian from the hrst
quality Of materials ,,,..,,r,,
We san sdh. re 70 our old css,om OF selling TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT BELOW ALL OTHERS. The Trade
supplied usual At greatly reduced rates ~
a. h,lo l.rznd DIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11

1.-TWO STEAM ENGINES and a BOILER
i that has been but little used, .or sale low, by
). q. DAVIS, No IS New-s;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
ASTHoSy J. BLEEcXEs, Anctioneer.
EXECUTOR SALE of SEVEN VALUA

4
IL BILE LOTS Of GROUND. with the BUILDINGS
THEREON, known Ncs CO.. Broadway, and Peck
arp, sic and So Pearlst t2l Greenwchst, ard No 81
Lsshtst, in the City of New York, At auc,lon-ANrONf
j. BLEECkER will sell st public auction on I thursday,
Jan H. 1856 II O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange by
oder Of the Executor the following vauabe properly be-
onging 20 the estate Of William kevan, deceased.
OK BRoADwAy-The large and valuable lot OF gTsuad
win o-stoy brick hoa and twos,ory brick house
adjoining the known No 500 broadway, side
and short distance south OF Housonst and the
block with the Metropolitan Hotel
On PEARLsr-Alsc the three-story brick HOUSES and
lots Of ground known Nos $40 aud 81 Peust ST laed
on srd the southwest OF PeTst and Pecksp
on PEcgsIIP-As9 the t'yostory brick hoasss lad
lots know No. aud Pecksip, near Perlst, aud d.
rsctly in of Nos $40 and 3l2 Psarl-st.
On OREESwICH AND LAtcHr-srS-Also the valuable lot
Of ground with the buildings thereon stnated the norlh
esst Of Greenwich and Laishtss and known No
90 Gresnwlch-si.
on LAIGHTs1 Also the lot Of ground with the frame
house and stables thereon known ~ No 81 La ghtst north
eide, ard directly IN rear OF No. ~ Greenwich-gi
The whole OF tins property Is unUJB-, deursbs and
Offers great Inducements Tor tho Investment Of capital
For tergs ana artheS Particulars well as thaulphc
naIs mo ABOVE property apply the anoneeF
NOT Bruad-'t' lIl79 WILLIAM KEyAN, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
iUatrhes, Jewelrp, sc.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-JERGEN-

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN
w sen wATCHES.-Just received BY the susecroef,
sone very fine Jules Jersersen Watches VT, ec,ssses
from him with each Wsteh warranted perfect
for sale q; less than the usual prices -, . 4.
Co-cper Watehes-Some IN hsntirs csscs csp'o& sHa "
vers. perfect Eue-keelerS -....,. a.,
IndepeDdent Second Watches ana 9a>'e' w.
timing bor4es in sold and silver cas-s >.,
SPLENDID God Pocket ChrsnodaeteEs' "ASn IVA" "
any vsristscn
GoiS and Silver Levers Detached Levers beP,ne' w
ne, and IN other OF Watches All OF the ABOVE io
ale II les than the usual prices - NJ. 81.
Damonds. Diamond Pima Rings ss'NnsS sihsef
R:nss ami Crusses for sale low. -, ssS n.
~, Gold Ieuins Watches holes )cwe.ed -
Pine Gold Detached Levers, tau le"eaea' o.
Gold Enamel siehes for lsdies %
(;old Huntiug Watches, for ladies' o.
f;old Hunting Patent Levers tor gents ..''.....
Silver Patent Levers. 70 ~ ~
Silver Detached Levers full jew~led.... 10 10 10
Silver Iepines holes eweled. :.....'..... y"
and All other kinds OF Watches AZ equally low prices
Also al Kinds Of Gold Chains pure gold NetiEs Nnta
sod Ksvs ard Scala sold Pens aud Pencils GOA anu
bimhles diamond Rings and Pins Bracelet ev'd
CUT Pins EARRINGS gold and silver SpectSc1es otess.
Pr. F,ng.r-Ripxs silver Fruit Knives sterling s'i'c,
Sraon. Cun. Forks &C. az much less than tne usnA
r,r;ces Watches and Jewery exchanged All Watches
warsnted 10 keep good time, or tae money resuineo
a,ches Clocks and Jewely repaired IN the oest nShnet
AZ much les than the usual prices 60 =, .
Importer OF Watches and Jewelry wholesale and RETAIL
No. II Wallet (up-stairsD near Broadwsy-formefy a
No. 81 Wsllst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, sc, At CRAWBUCk,s, No.
81 Grandsi. second door east OF Essex At view YORK.
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER Sfoar,.-Ihe
attention OF families sbou; purchasing respectfully invited
large and beautiful assortment OF BedS attresses
P,iIas~s RsdsrsAds Gotta Sc, all OF which have been
purchased At low prices and viii be sold at such prices
as 10 make t an for all to eau and examine tho
above stock previous making their purchases Goods scot
20 any part OF the city, Brooklyn and Whamsbrsh free OF
carsx- Old Beds aud Msttre and made over
" CaAwBUCK, No. 5jS Draadst,
N door east OF Essex-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
Danrina Schools.

MRS. A, LANNAl's DANCING SCHOOL
AVA st Montague Hail. opposite the City Hall BrooAlyn
Sss.s belns formed tSy tie second QuArtsr Ma
iANNAN q now pEeEared 10 receive aadinoaa namher
vi papis. Days md kears OF instruction. WEDSEs.
DAYS 81 eeioek, On SATURDAYS. al Se'elook Ths
Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
fflouep Wauteo aud TO Eoan,

MONEY, MONEY.-Money TO loan on
wi Watches Diamonds Jewelry &c. &c. Also, Houses
to let and Saloons sold out every descpon on the most
favorable terms All transactions confidential at tho pr
yate Office DO. Ic2 Nassau. dice No. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11
wM II. FaASxLrS. Auctionser.

WA II. FRASXLIN, Auctioneer.
E'AECUTORs SALE of HOUSE and LOT
- IN FEE IN Madisonst-WA. II. FRANKLIN SON
Co. viii sell ct auction WEDNESDAY, January 10
ct y o'clock. At tho Merchants Exchange.
Madison st-The two sorry frame Dwelling Holso and
the Lot Of ground No 23 Madson-se between Jefferson
and Rutgerss TIE Lot is % feet 'front.' Ia feet aud
about ~ feet in depth
Terms ns-hAf Of the purchase money NAV rsnan on
bond ndmCrtsaee.
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