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REFRIGERATOKS,-The subscriber has Just received
IL other supply those universal rgsaiors
scted by T. Farsom Of Philadelphia and which received
ooma fom the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of this city,
m conceded by those examined used this refge
or 10 be decidedly the best article in Hs 90 arranged
% each article provision entirely separates removed
WIN facility by the plan Of It's construction current Of cold air
rs IN constant circulation vessel and within each apart
While by simple vcnhlstng contrvsnec the complete pu
NY d te whole apparatus is injured. ft
i mnuanrefs prices with the privilege Of being
aed they do not prove in every satisfactory BY
ApN-u Iron han.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING MAY 80 1853
PROPOSALS.

Bureau oi Iatus uocAs, may ~, ios'.
SEAL ED class endorsed
~ will be received his sre1 until
X O'Clock furnishing and de-
ycng, places within the following as
be commanda thereof the materials aud
eles herein specified. vizi
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WhbARD'B HOTEL New York No s,n o.
sna w I'm street, IA now open fof
ne mouse new, and Is fitted with ali ,hs , w pe
evemens and i fnnished superior manner T Taen i,a
wey Q, WiNardr Hotel Washington, D. will be h.n
~ ns ormer friends, so all those Of avpling - eo
may avor him with call. "s p"hie WHO
NV vo,v ,.x q, - 7, D, WILLARD
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ESNiLEMEN's WEAR.-Jnst received very large and
and gray French cloths
pisin and fancy English and French cassimercs
MANY styles plain aud fancy French drlngs entirely
flsin aud figured silk, cashmere MarseiIlcs
hhn very rich and suitable the
win complete supply Of neck ues cravats pocket
lns and lne" gloves, hosiery, &c 10 which we
'eapsenaiy invite the attention OF gentlemen
IAPD-4w HooE BRO, h Co.
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DO % ysS,s%,.S painters, Sq..s., n.I,.. DO DO %
900 pounds white chalk per pound
so gallons whale oil per gallon
om the hin al this yard and deposited in such places
on The yard as may be directed The offer 10 % hi. work
menced aud continued as the commandsn Of the yard
CLASS No. 49,
For dredging $50 and m wide 80 feet
water .. nsaa % 70 bs BY The ensnser Of the
,y probably a cubic yards, le:s Offer. the
sum for which the work win be satisfactorily completed, so
much per cubic yard
Class No. 20.
For three moorng piers including materials and labor
be OF the same Dimensions and construction as those nt the
AT,NoRroLK, VA.
Glass MOL.
Bricks.
ass goo se., quality regular hard burn, bricks psM NJ
25 casks best clay per cask
CLAss No.a
Stone
is perehcs bos, quality s,ons anc natural beds, suitable
for walls, avergins feet t6ick, per perch
a pe,sss sS s'%s q h Hs'i p sra pr natural BEDS FOR
$50 nss aa, @ ss eass n. rS ;.a feet broad
sos nea fee, granite coping work feet broad foo, thick
1850 quality nail nsssons Ss ssi
Of veins and shakes 10 inches broad inches thick
CLASS No, 3.
Yeilow-P Pine Timber, Piles, &c.
600 square yellow pine piles, IS fee. long IA byl'
easquare yeilow'pne piles, 45 feet long, ~ byl3
as square yellow pins stocks, 4, fee. long IL byla
40 pieces yellow pine Stocks SO feet long, Il byls
60 pieces yellow pine stocks, Is feet long, Iabyu
The fsssss NAMED s. %'s s. EXCEPT &c me piles.
one -t6trd biazed heart; and all of the timber TO
be hewed straight and square to the sizes herein
sa5 round pine Piles IS feet long to be II inches at
The eIarpa end nd NOT less han inCl0 nj
small end, and to be very straight do
sna aaa no, The
round pine i Plies Is inches a,
end, and no, less than inches al the small end,
$500 ,nss ~S:'os. lengths.
inches wide Dc hswed straight and to dess 10 inches
1850 wS.,ss ,s and !. M lengths u 2 , 70 s
thick when dressed, per hneaI foot
CLASS No.4.
Waite Pi.e and Boords.
oooo feet, board measure, merchantabie white pine,
laeh 1oSIa. % s best a. qa: S,, 10 , re-. sos sss n
They must average 10 inches in width per 900 feet
1900 fec, msrchan,abs finch whispin u feet
aloO feet, board measure, 2 inch white pine Id quail
500 feet inch mahos.ny .,,o, do
feet p.s ssas sns s .wss .. On as
"'' ssst, s la ishss long, and TO sawed both
5000 .s1siss. s.as. ans :.%ss s'ss i.tns per 100
CLASS No. 5.
sme.
a45 casks approved, and fresh manufactured,
wood burnt, lime cask
/ cask cscned plaster Of Paris do
CLASS No. 9.
Cement.
cs2s casks approved hydraulic
cement per eask
CLASS No. Z.
Mseslaneou,--Iron Spikes ard Iron Nails
30 pounds 20 5ss 5ss IRON cut mali: mali: pound
do Sd. iron nails do
100 do Sd. iron aihing nails do
50 finishing nails do
1900 6-inch wrought iron spikes do
80 do bolt iron, lS inch (wroushi) do
10 sheets American feet by 3 Nos a. IA sheet
IS American iron, ieet by az, Nos 1a, 20 % do
bundles Russia iron, Nos. -, per bundle
CLASS No. g.
MiseeIIansous.--S.ssi.
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pRuFEssoH ALEXANDER q. nAKHy,s Trioophe-

Po' 1'ssoN ALEXANDER &. BAkRy'S TrfcOpho-
@ mruicaed Compound for preserving fastening soften
~" Wohong the growth OF the hair cleansing the head and
usesses o. e skin and external bruises, &c The
d ~ ~, q al VINO have used Bary's Tncopherous whet
Improvement and nvigoaop eruptons,
m ss- sc places At the head OF all preparations intended
Wy w purposes This VI assertion. Figures
nv. nea out The salcs bottles year
a, IN cash slpoooJ, This year business viii exceed
ma Inc number OF which depot
co~su na.s l6 broadway, addressed Professor Barry,
believed The h.guunR immediate attention. would scarcely he
dsy nyo.a,, wholesale deaand 1000 bot,lrs
oned The that Of all the pre- con
terns 10 dealey. The article everywhere
and M 70 increase gres, rapaiy
add 10 its rsputaon a. made
$40 ~ wen as intrinsic value Fo, enlc yvhois
BY the pnrips mercbsn,s AND msnnacty 37 Broadway
@ snd Sansda Msneo, West ladies erea, n,a, t VA r
large boses Price Is cents "A''ng'on, ~ " Sold in
May dom.
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GEALED psapo duplicate each separately endorsed
O'Clock on day furnishing and de
eng At such place places within the following as
thereof
cies herein specified. viz
AT PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
CLASS No. !.
Bricks.
ao6 900 hard burnt bricks, merchantAbie, per NJ
300 best quality nre- brick do
CLAss No. .
900 feet less split 10 inches and
not less t,an feet by feet inches suitable for iounda
34 split inches rise u inches thck, from 70 10
feet in lengths ends and builds hammer dressed, with
door sill feel inches long, 10 inches wide Inches se
beds Suid. and ends hammer dressed wh wash essn s
beds builds, and ends hammer dressed with was each
SS and ss, ends oas %n Mas
door s feet inches long inche: wide inches rise
sis inches long, 70 Inches wds, inches
beds. 1aiids and ends hsna.sr dressed with wash each
and end hammer dte.sed with a wash, each
doc. se, snchcs ong 10 inches wds inches rise
doc. caps lee. lon: 70 aehs: wide inches '
cap inches ong, IL inches wide, inches s
BEDS builds, md en- . hammer dressed, each
builds ends hsinmcr-drsssed, each
door cap fee, long - inches wde - inches rise, BEDS
builds and ends hammer dressed, each
door feet inches long is inche. wde 10 inches
beds. builds, aud ends hammer d.essed, each
face and ends hammer dressed, each
door inches long inches wide, inches
face and ends hamme dressed, each
" windw sils feet inches long, inches wide AZ inches
rise, beds, builds, and ends hammer dressed with wash,
window ss feet inches long, 10 inches wide, inches
RISE BEDS builds, and ends bamInerdres with wash,
3, caps 10 long, wids
rise, beds, builds, and ends hammer drcased, each
window caps feet inches long Is inches wide, inches
rise, beds, builds, and ends hammer dressed, each
opos split ~ BY II inches feet long ends TO be squares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

II stated upon the authority OF The Geaessee Evange
hstihat Rev Dr. Cox is about from Brooklyn
to OswegO.
Board % SrrrRusoRs-Ths body met at the County
jail yesterday and presided over by Mayor Lambert,
IN the absence OF the President
Supervisor Bergen from the Committee Accounts,
pre- The following bills for payment County Surro-
gate $50 John L. Jassey, sl2 Robert Is. Dawson,
$3.50 James EsgaD sl2 A. A. Low, So Jacob Mes'e-
role $50 Police expenses for arrsstng Csnarsie rioters
s2J; John Naus,s sl2 10; John K. Corr sJj Hambert
& Kenny slOs, Jss Kenny, sl!2 Thos Brysn' ssj so;
Wm & Austin sl2i 70 VIM & Benedict, $50 II Geo.
W seaman, s2l %, John I Henderson, S53ii A. Is.
waldroD 80 - Rusbton & Write, s9l q olphst,
so % c Wilson, s7l n : f.. Is. Spooner sl3I 10; Il.
Lott Sheriff. s376l 2G
The Committee reported against paying a bill Of so.
charged for conveying the Grand Jury Of the County 70
Faush on the ground that the County not responsible
for expenses incurred without the assent Of the Board Of
Supervisors. The report was adopted.
Supervisor Rspts from the Con mee appointed 10 In
qure the ress N Ny the rolls OF Wiamsburgh
were not presented ths annual meeting the lot VI
August ed that the Assessors Ser7 ignorant - 70 me
tine TO which they were limited Tor making up thef TO
turn.
suteryisor Bergen thought ignorance excuse.
3, o,td tba, IN. D,r,ct Attorney be ernpoyersd 10
prosecute the Assesors for derehoton OF duty After
much discussion motion eventually carried to lay the
whole subject n The table.
4 motor vss carried authorizing the purchase Oh two
OK u for the a the PeniientiAry.
lie Jail Committee we're directed 10 report as 10 the
fUiter necessity Of employing watchman about the
sopsrvisor B,rQen moved that Comm ee on Accom-, Of
Sur Poor be requested 10 port the aver
age nun Der n ysors the Aims House on Wednes la
f ch week during the pact ysar snd the average nam
Der o ko,e who there those days at tbs expense
Oftks County
Ansusrdae1t Was offered 10 AID the names. and the
whole cub then motion, laid upon the tsbls
Ga moiio p, Con m,tee appointed % examine into
the aoLual Of the Supsrnendents Of the PJJr
restye Printing expeDses, Ehen the Board adjourned
20 tie 3Oth inst
EFERGREEs CEMErERY.-Mr VIM NJ. BOerum, late City
Clerk has been appointed Controller Of Evergreen Gene
terry in place Of Mr.. Edward COpland. who vas lately
,hCsen President Of the Central Bank Of Brooklyn
AccIDEsr-Josah Htchings in jumping from CIR OF
the l. Railroad while ths train Sas on the move through
n had one Of bis feet smashed by being run over
He was taken home By The friends who accompanied him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

Sumner Complaints Of Children Instance of F-iynei
puuoness for Seven lears A Remarkable Case Of NJ
noHsnA and variety Of shorter articles in the peculiar
style Of the fsceiious Editor fAdriAnce sherman * CO.
7Ae Hu1orout Spsaker, by OLIVER OLDHAM, -
collection Of amusing pieces for defamation comprising
several original contributions in prose and verse with
great variety Of the old stand ds Of fscsous literature
tl2mo, PIP. ~ Newman s. Ivisonl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17
yEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

Tile Ereni1g Esr' by DAsIEL +. G,yIr, is announced
TO sppesr in jersey City next hondsy-s penny paper,
local in ts matter Independent in all things 1t will bs
large Tor is price, and its Editors activity and industry
,ive premise Of interes. Oce a, Kahows Book store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17
CITY ITEMS
ESTERTAsNgSTs. Sc r8rs ErEyrys

ENTERTAINMENTS. Sc. rRTs ETEyryG
PvkTAs i0hsht Castle Garden By sous SAW Ns-, B.
dali &c 1850 $780, -
AsILI The Love Test" tsrisht st Nblo'. ~ M,s.r
on. Hudson Frazer, Mrs. Mseder \.
TBE IASEEE PEDDLEk the Bro.dw.y Ho-ss D.,
sLd Ladies Z. ware BY tie comp.nv
\ D. ioHEh a. Burton. Ao Lend Five Shllas- By
Holl1c and company. Tie Chinese Trsup- spp-sr
IAULNE vii Be rveu Bsruuus both afternoon
t ION CEIS this the Sarous Taeater W
Gernon Mr. Howard Howard Cordeia How'd ana herr
WOODS hissTkELs-kthiopisn Oehnesu5n. No
btcELfYs NESOkLEAss sEEES.DERs-SO 50 5road-sy
baSFAs0s PAsOaasa % EGYPT. kc-No ~ Broadway
RkAsKE$TtSs PASOsAsA % SAs.k FsLLs No 7s br.dvay
FEAscOS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aterroou eveain1
"ssHisGTos CfscUs-Perormsnces afternoon AID
oSENs AGENT oy AoST Blanc. No 6S3 Bra4dvsy
LIVING GEsFFss Chinese Museum. Ma. So Broadway
CHoc1Aw lsDiAss' with bal play &C Broadway Grad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
L. 5. MARsHADs OFFICE.

L. 5. MARsHALs OFFICE.
MISSING OFFICER.
The examination Of Yam Peierb4gsD Of the Dsnish brig
of.vsr Saga, held deserter not tste pace yes
tsTdsy he not We understand inc sec0na ON;
Ger In military sense but the second sailing officer.
sui ar 70 the second Of merchant vessel distinc-
ton Of the kind eristiss IL said in the Danish service.
The exsmI alton viii probably Ake Plscs !" Jay
sI-pRyME coURT-Is CaaNsERs-Befors Judge Mitchell
COkPrs.
Ax,;, WAS sued out, directed 70 the Commsndsnt Of
Cov.rpor, Islaud to produce the person OF William
Gerry whose discharge IRON enlistment claimed by ms
,ootber Margaret Gerry the ground Of minority Tbs
,tj.s belong to Boston, and the lad ENLISTED that city
On 9TH inst Return to be mase on Thursday
CERTIORARI.
AppljcstOn vas made on behalf OF May fhompson.
MARY Walsb Matthew Dunn and Sarah MocsnHn' S.-ss
ia, hey are upjzstly detained II the psnitsAsSS' H~S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

TIE CHAscE-A thunder storm, between 10 and Il P "
Of Monday, Aug = commenced and 3 thunder storm Of
Sunday Afternoon terminated the OF heated
This heated atmosphere hss been extraordinary
mencement duration and termination and also ,ordi
psry in the hah temperature which il attained aud
aned unbroksn for SIX consecutive days werecspta.te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

FrRrpyR IyorEsrs BY TIE CoROSERs UPOS THE B0DIEs
az PgRsoss WHOSE DEArHs WERE Caused Ex
cts.nE HEAr-The Coroners yesterday finished holding
rquess upon the bodies OF those whose deaths had bsen
caused by the heat of Friday Saturday and
day last The whole Of nqless upon Of this
kind are about 200 Many Of those who diedom the sscs
OF the beat have been buried certificates made on. by
their attending physicians Thefoosing are the names Of
these upon whose bodies rquess were held yesterday
The number IS 80:
Mr. Cook Of No 50 ReAde native Of Ireland years
Patrick Griffin, No "a Pearl st, Ireland, o years
Unknown residence and place Of nativity not known
Thomas o Brisn, No u batand 81, Ireland 10 years.
Hannah - No. l3J Washington 81, Ireland, if years.
Mary Heup.ey Ne. - Cherry 81, Ireland, 80 years.
John Grady No ~ MaloerTy-.t, ireland, 10 yeArs.
Unknown man, Ireland, p ye.rs.
John Sullivan, No. Oak st., Ireland % years.
Martin Redmond, No 100 Ciitf-st Ireland, - years.
sarah WOOD No. r James 81, England, IS years
Join sullivan. No % OAK st, ireland, 45 years.
Rosapua Shielcs Ireland - years.
Frederick Linger Germany "a years.
Mary motto, City Prsor, unknown q years
Uuknov woman Germany, . years
Edward Nolan, No. l29 Yves, Ssyen'eenthst Ireland %
years r,
Michael Mathew, corner Ninth av and ITsifh''r Ire.
Patriek Morgan No 1872 West Eighteenth st. Ireland 4
years . -, o., -
Philip McCabe, corner Chambers ana "ss'sn' Ireland
IS years ,.,,.
Margaret HAWKS No sis Tenth Az, Scotland 35years
Ann MeAleer Forty third st. Ireland; IS years
Nsry Kenysp No % Laurens 81, Ireland, &c years
Njck.el Morgan No % Elizabeth St, Ireland years
Tboma. Brennan. No 235 Tenth ay- Ireland, % years.
Jane Hopper No 2O2 West Twenty sixth st. Ireland %
james MeGiry No 30 EAs: Thirteenth s, Ireland, %
Hugh McFerpAD, No 26s First sv, Ireland, 20 years
Christian suiIb, Germany % years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

DAGrERREoTiPTs ~ COLORs.-Attent0n oil the pup
caled 10 Cooed Dgueeotypes also,
bis Muaios ana Portraits IN OIL combining the accuracy and tnn
D. gueueotype with the beauty and hnh OF the nest
specimens be- his magnificent
$40 Bad~ay Of Leonnds DssueueoyPes OF
cecs ased peIsors cOled In oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

Ii il curious fact as mentioned by correspondent
nluue that British vessel with four Giraffe, on board
stopped Quasune 1870 But they afraid land end
tbf month tho delicate snd MAGNIFICENT nimts Tho
America the superb II test high.
eKllbed tie biz zee Mnsenm No so broadwaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

AcciDEsr-Josah Hitchings in jumping from CIR OF
the l. Railroad while ths train on the move through
Atlantic ~ had one Of bis feet smashed by being run over
He was taken home by the friends VINO accompanied him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

1t stated upon the authority of The Geaes'ee EVaage
list that Rev DR. Cox is about 10 remove from Brooklyn
~ lsWepO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

DhovNED A colored man by the name OF Nathaniel
Rl ers waiter board the steamer City OF Hartford.
was droWred on sunday while washing himself lie was
srs u one o the bu, be's OF the wheel and fell of not
t,u allie swim be drowned lie belonged 10 New
Yuk THIS i. the seventh Sunday in succession on which
a person has be, drowned IA this city.
Hartford Tines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

EfERGREEs CExErERY-Mr VIM NJ BOerum, late City
Clerk has been appointed Controller Of Evergreen Gene
terry in place Of Mr.. Edward COPELAND. who vas lately
,hcsen PrssdsLt Of the new Central BAnk, Of Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

The scALrEL for Angus. is spirited md instructive
number 1t opens with tribute to the memory Of ths late
Raw DIR Parks who was one of the Editors patients This
!, followed By Scenes in City and CeSntry Practice,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

For~n Drowned Coroner Hilton yesterday held an
inQuet upon the body Of unknown found yester-
Day on the beach At Governors Island. Deceased was
about feet 10 inches in height Of light compexiep, aud
cosIsey ed lie appeared t. have been in the water
weeks The Jury rendered verdict OF death BY
6ro. nrg un6 sr Circumstsnces TO them unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

DscwsyD WHILE BlrBIS0 The body Of Michael Nor
rs who drowned the 2ih inst while bathing At
the foot Of Fiiy third Ess, River, found Mon
dsy sd Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held inquest upon
The Jury rendered verdict OF accidental death. De-
ceased native Of Ireland and about l. years OF age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

FIRE-M n o'clock yesterday morning fire Vas dis
covered in the liquor shop Of + Kief corner of Ave
nue. { and Twelfth Ct IL extngushed. Damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

FATAL JUMP The young woman who jumped from q
wipcow in house No 81 Mercer It. few nights since,
while ASLEEP is supposed, died on Monday night An
inquest will be held 10 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

BOAHD " TN GOVEHNORs-A sta'ed meeting OF The
Governors held at the Rotunds yesterday aferno
present he Presd.Lt, Edward C. West, in the Chair aud
Me,,rs. iliiams al j DBgrO
1Leitqusitiors acre read and acted upon.
Prom the rtqusons it appears that the following is the
Of persons remaining in the various institutions
nud,r ther charge for The week ending Aug - L l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

ARREsr OF PIcKPOcKErs-F young negro pickpock.
its arrested Monday night by Lieut. Bennett o.
the Eighteenth Ward Police who detected them in tho acs
Of sounding the pockets of vsers to the Hippidrome
They were taken before the Chief OF Police aud locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

CHARGE or BURGIARr.-A young man nsmad George
Sleigh was yesterday arrested by officer Bxby Of the
Seventeenth Ward. charged with burglIiously entering
the dwelling of Darius Mtngsm No 229 Twelfth ST., and
stealing thtrelrom several articles of traing value. lie
was taken before Justice Wood and committed to await
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

Tux EplSBVRGH REyILw FOR July The English ed
ton Of this PERIODICAL for sale by Charles b. Norton, and
the American reprint issued by l. Scott Go. The mum
Der principally devoted to British politics the Lead az
topics being Lord Greys Colonial Administration and
The Relations of England with China An article on
Popular Education in the United States presents map
Of valuable statistics on the subject Quarantine, Small
Pox and Yellow Fever offers many Important suggestions
"A nv facts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
GAZE. WONDER AVN .n,rTo,,

Aud with iiekerns eyes and Itching palms aeknor,
edge faseinition more powerful than the >''O"
WIZARD SPELLl
As We shall uncover and reveal TO the a.imiruO ,rrl5
h9wledge more startling gpregnant with more blessipr
aiu % III Us results more Interesting 10 The human hmily
BURNlNG OF THE EPHESIAN DOME
having for It's basis UNIVERSAL HAPPINESS - and avoIv
rs "DETAILS gems OF thought richer tan the Boon of FREE
1eHi more valuable to unborn generations than The
discovery OF grayitation BY the fall Of the ~
APPLE on MILLIONS HEAD
The Golden Sands Of San Louis Poios and Austraia the
translucent ustrous and dazzling Wealth Of King Seahzl.
man. all all grow d, pale and lose their speer before
te SPARKLING BRILLfANCI
ol oar gorgeous and most TRTUMPsASF I,UcK
Prizes Sold IN AugttstlI
$4,000 sold in Package 10 Mississippi
$4,000 sold 10 a Club in Tennessee
Sl6,OO0 sold 10 a mereh ant IN So,,,b n C,,l;
$1,000 $1,000 s"d IN Package WhOes 10 Keniueky
$4,000 sold m Package 10 (;eFraia
$ll 800 sold in Package 10 n Cssr,j,
$4,000 sold 10 Club in Ohio
$4,000 sold TO a new COrres,oudsnt i'm NJ, VI
5000 sold to Lady in Virginia i'A'
$4,000 sold in Package TO Pennsvlvania
TOT Orhhant Prizes. always mail your orders
. PlFEk a co, 80. l Light strsst Babisaore
~ The most successful method to draw a Prize il IN
FAFeadsS Package The experience of every av srenob
ems this declaration.
No such 1oord as FaiT' at Pgter q Cos.
"a Forward your orders without delayl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-17
eo1I:1 * W!'STcT; 9 Eo.T,a NJ p Office hours

On tie gSgudre-Nsttt to GtPdOR's WdrebOUSe.
VET0ULD inform the people of Nashville and the sur
w rounding country that he has recently improved
and greatly enlarged his Marble ard and is prepared
fill all orders in the marble line at the shortest notice and
the favorable terms for He would call par
tcuar attention TO his well selected sockof monuments
mantle pieces figures garden figures, satuary Fountains
BaptSal ounts Uns Vases, Tombs, &c, many of which
are of the purest Italian Marble and from the chise of the
best European masters. His arrangements CON-
pee for furnishing all kinds of marble, either of his own
manufacture imported lie has on hand large quanti
y ofalian marble in the rough state, which he will sell
very low House Furniture IN Egyptian Marble of the best
quality can be had his yard lie hattes himself that lie
the public ON as accommodating terms as
any similar establishment in the west share of publi5
patronage is solicited. may3l.
p S-The attention ofthe lovers Of the Fine Arts is d.
rected my assortment of Stauary They of the rar
est and finest quality, and of direct importatons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-09-17

NHEMICA LS.--A large stock, and from the best
manufacturers exceedingly rare, never before
brought this market Attention of Physicians TO this
part Of my stock is respectfully solicited.
aug7 J. C. BROWN.