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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-24
simplicity cuts the graces,
And your milk-maid talks of pics

The most elaborate and beautiful OF
these carvings represents an interview
between a milk-maid and Swiss hunter,
who evidently have a weakness for each
other. While the latter is patting The
tempting cheek of The comedy maiden,
and she is not unwilingly submitting to
the caresses. the dog is taking advantage
of the opportunity to Stake his thirst and
fills his stomach from the milk-pail. Gun
ming brute He knows that in more
senses than one, love makes the loving
blind.
Since my last letter. two awful rail-
road accidents have have happened in our
vicinity. both the result of gross careless
ness, and showing the necessity of more
stringent laws on this subject than we
now have. Those whose recklessness
thus murders their beings by hun
dreds, must be held to a rigid response
l:ility, or these homicides will continue as
[.ightfully frequent as they have been
.lis summer. The first of the collisions
ieferred to took place on Thursday last,
between this city and Philadelphia. at a
point called Old Bridge, about midway
of the route. The trains usually pass
there, where there is turnout for the
purpose. the rest of the road being single
track. On this occasion the train from
New York got behind time but the con-
ductor's watch being two and ahalf mi.
nutes too slow, he thought he was in sea-
son to make the station, and dashed on
at the furious rate of thirty miles an hour
While they were rounding curve at thi:
speed, the up-train came in view. Ithad
waited the usual time at the turn out
and then, the other train not being Yisi
BILE. having by the regulations of the
road a right to the track it had moved
slowly on. An awful collision took
place, resulting in the instantaneous death
of four persons. while about twenty were
severely injured. The Coroner's iur,
throws the blame entirely on the New
York engineer and conductor. The 9th
er collision took place three days after
the one just described, on the Proyidenc.
and Worcester road. The circumstance.
and cause of this latter accident were
precisely the same as those of the former
except that it was still more fatal. Thir
teen persons were killed, and upwards o
thirty were injured, some of them in tn,
most shocking manner.
Later news from the Coroner's ofic,
informs us that forty six additional deaths
not before reported, took place in the CT
ty on Sunday. making 146 in all. TIT
weather, though still hot. is not nov over
powering.
| The contributions which has been ia
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AZ Our thanks are due to Mr.. J. t.
Leach for late New Orleans papers. from
which we extract accounts of the ravages
of the yellow fever in that city.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-08-24

ken up for the INDECENT sufferers by the
epidemic in New Orleans. amounts to
Ses. 434.
Yours truly.
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paneins 9ebcois.
nonwORTHs DANCING Al

A DODwORTH'' DANCING ACADE-
a Wy AZ he new Es.sbhstnent, No. Ss Brold-ay,
-, Grses CharchThs ClA-es fcE he Seeon: 9.1r,s'
~, now f5rrIins For Ladies and Children 0n IpS =
nIYs "a EATURDAYS 81 Il and 5. 0eiock r ~, of
Gz.,iencn on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and sATU RDAYs, from 7 20 10 oeiock r. "a
The lessors for Geu;lsTneE are arTsnSea On - -
prrcple by which The progress and eonTernen q Io7
putis are zrss;ly facilitated For pzte.'.' see 'IeaA.
DROOKLYN.-Classe for the second quar-
ID Ter viii commence 1t WILSON'S DASClSG ACAO
Tyy No ICs Orspre-st near Futon on TUESDAY, Jan
IL stsapd 7oelock Ali the new and fAsaonaole ds1ee'
NJ " Vii r1arsp:se 10 al rspid .dvHnosmeut
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cash ADVANCED or Cigars. Watches.
LIVERY aad Merrhaa5iss rrneTIy. Also o. pss 'asi
r-or.r.vU q al-o. arv I'd etoo CsA7 tlr sale ca .ap
Errs.s.-d O. fr se md ct PRTsi-s having PrrFer
~ r sAs o. % T. fud purchasers and teiAnts os a
NV u L 10. cour- o1ce No !. no u becA
us1,fl Muusy q ,oza OF bond Snd moriSAs-
NFAST POWDER-B I. Rabbit u
he orfri-al inventcr Of IA Che-ical feAS Fosdef
rh;-h /, prrr.-ed and so2 81 liz q No- - Gai ~ y As
,,v-op < NewY York IN tn as Taose Eao oarca-st
.rd Sc ia. t5ey get IA: rih The shove na-se On
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No ssl Broadway.
ELECTRO-PLATED WARE from CHAS
IL ChklSToFLE Co.'S Mszrsse,ory-Sols Asersy
in NewYosk
AT GAME GUILLENoT Cos
Always on band for s>1e large Of Tea Sen
TrsyS CsnSela5TsS forks and Spo0aS aaa everything
which belongs 20 the table servSce.
AL tAese goods warranted superior BY taeir aa.ur.
and plating 20 any other similar.
They both support very hsA degree OF ssA; aud Be
rePlafed always when used M.
The guarantees aer-d the pahhe tor sneh qualities
the manufacturers marhs Sole and tbs Of CHRIS
TokLE IN full, which DO ns, allow % esnoaad then with
other PlsnRss 4 GCVRs, Axeai-
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Y II. LunLow. Anctionerr

T. II. LUDLOW, AactioneeI.
I OF on the easterly corner OF Broadway and
BY Auction.
The sub-criber viii lease al Public Auction by L. II.
LUDLOW, Auctl0ueer, az the Merchauts Exchange, On
WEDNESDAY the l2sh day OF January next nOoa, Tor
the TwentyOn- Years from the first day Of May
next the ot the eaery of Broadway and Futc
inches on Fuion-st and II eet inches the notheIy
side Possession the frst Of May next Terms st sale
NICHOLAS DEAN Receiver.
1851 CHAS. w. SANDFORD, Solicitor
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Sales bp Aurtion-
A ~ aEswrs, Aaction-e-
DY BANGS, BROTHER s. C0.-Trs1t

A IL AEsxis, Auction-e-
pf BANGS, BROTHER s. CO.-Irs1e
DS,le- Rooms. No. Is PGkrov
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. n, AZ 6 oeocN
VALUABLE Law LrERARY-The entire Prlvsre Las LII
trzry Of the ate hon Lewis H. sanford deeesset shns
CT the complete AID best selected COLLECTIONS
ever offered Catalogues vi Dc ready days before the
sac.
INTENSIVE AMI PEREMPT0RY SALE
II OF $50 BUILDING LOTS a; AUCriON-oeI readers
vii plesse potlcc that ANTHONY }. BLEEChER VII
sell a pubic srcCn THIS DAY ~ II O'Clock AZ TIE N 'r
ebnuts Ercharse m the City Of NewioEk SO Lots OF
Cir urd situated on Gr,ad and ClAssonavs and on me
with the Long Island Railroad also on Pseihe Oela Ser
s.u Wyckoh Warren ard Balne-sts in the 9th Ward Of
the cty Of Brookyn These lots al he IN BODY, and are
nearly al f1 si-e ard beautifully situated for nneoiAte
rrovsrns Ut they located IN rapidly growing
r>Ebhsrhood and Pscitcst being graded and paVel t
rrry offers unusual inducements for the investment OF
capital large portion o. the purchase money can n AN
on bond ard mortgage For maps dscoInz ths psoReTt
and further particulars spply to the Aaefoasei' M
Brcsdst, New-lork. t<<ip
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CXTENSIVE AMI PEREMPTORY SALE
ANTHONY J. BLEscKEs. Auctioneer
EXFCUTOR SALE of SEVEN NALUA-

ANTHONY }. bLEsckEs. Aucuonecf
EXFCUTOR SALE of SEVEN VALUA-
Il BILE LOTS Of GROUND. with the BUILDINGS
THEREON, known 81 Sc-. 6N Broadway, \ and scs
ship $40 and 81 Peast, 40 Greenwich-st, ana W -
LGsht.t IN the City New ors, At suction
J. BLEECKER viii s- AZ public suetlon on Inc R>pai >
Jan l5 1855 u O'Clock AZ the Merchants Exchanse oy
order of tie Executor following valuable property De-
lor sing 10 the OF William hevsn deceased VI;
on BRoADw1Y-The large and valuable lot OF ground
with t.o-tny bk front house and twost0ry BRICK kuse
adjoining the known as No oOt broadway east ie
aus Short distance south of Houston-st and the
block with the Metrop 'litan Hotel
PEARL-ST-Also the two threesfory BRICK houses An
lots Of ground Nos $40 and S2 Pelrst stuied
OF ard the south west corner OF Pest and Peckp
OS PECEsLrP-Also the two twostory brick houses aad
lots Nos and PecSsp. near Pearlst, and d.
reciy in rear OF Nos $40 and Sl2 Pearlst
on Greenwich AND LATGHr-srs-Also the valuable lot
ground with the buildings thereon stua'ed on the north
corner Of Greenwich and Laghtss and known a. NO.
Az Gresnwioh-st.
Os LAIsgrsr Also the lot Of ground with the frine
house and stables thereon known No - Lghts north
side, ard directly IN rear Of No. is9 Greenwich-st
The whole Of this property Is unusually desirable and
offers Inducements for the investment Of capital
For terms and further particulars well .horaphc
nsrs describing tbe shove IroPer PPy % he
NOT Broad-st. ans WILLIAM kEVAN Executor.
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furniture, &r.

A IL WARRANTED FIRST CLASS
~ ENAMELbED COTTAGE and CHAMBER FUR
NTURE.-W srehouse No. 45l Broadway, below GrandsI
Mandatory No 90 GreeBe-st The only establishment IN
the United States who contne themselves the exclusive
manufacture Of genuine first class Enameled Furniture.
GlLLlES 4 BfRNE respectfully invite all those who
intend furnishing the COMM 20 call and examine
their estre and gn ue patterns Tor the spring trade
usdc after the latest French and Italian styles from the hrs
quality Of materials ,,,,
we still sdhsTe TO our old of selling TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT BELOW ALL OTHERS. The TRADE
supplied usual az greatly reduced rates ~
aide bolow brand at
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NARsHv COURSE of BOON, KEEPING

M 20 pases svo bound proe 81 rs This work the
beautiful published the subject con
complete set OF account books hed with well &C.
lected VI business accounts current
counts xAlsk AID MERCANTILE calculations
count stets equation Of aud exchsnge-and al
arranged form thorough Of practice for the
pupil PASS through and fully elaeidaied IN hundred
paees OF familiar Instructions not general bat dated 10
apply directly the and eptes IN the account
books all Of which, with the mercantile forms are bean
fully printed in eolors red and black IL decidedly the
mosi complete and instructive work published
hcok eepins by double entry For sale at &C MARSHS
Sountns Rooms or the Practice Of Boob Keeping No 80
Hrosd~sy, New-NeIk and renitted order by mail free
On Irceini OF &l As
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TIVE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-Nev.


orr ohsoes-oornET Of Hsnoyer al BeAyer---. .uA
No 80 Broadway, below Fultoa-sc- The Ma.ur.c ri.
eeTh Company or the purpose OF The frther .cous-Do
c@tan OF Tie puoc % keep pace WITH the rspdly incra.
ina IrcgTa he business AM e1Ah.e taer
with pFonFtnss a. messages that nay be offered ~ 4,
hessy eapcnclrsre completed AID n .ctVe on,r.
ton two sePAr:e and Gne hDes Of poles .ad Trexrnsr
WINS eA.endng from NswfOrk ~ the City Of W.sSinr
ton. one BY The rxrUad route With ave ~-s frua ~
lors 10 Phsdelpasa and four wires ron PhAeIphis N
barsore sd Washington by cther In ,lor< 49,
tHrnpike roads there wires TIE whole .t.5 a.,
the Company have stations :, W ingron Trerton Nv,
hInnswsek ProeetOn- NeS1rk- Jersey C.ry Havs De
Gree, Per- Depossts and Se~-Hope -
VITA above. and regulations 2, irrr,.
prompt delvery, tbs Company Gsords 10 perscns pos
70 avail themselves Of the and Advantage Of III, r,r
ncce Of communicating VITA persons. sax1-ss f-rS.
N distant elres extent Of for proE,2t.r3s m
eqvsled BY any other hn~in this country
TeeEsreIrs. erf recently experiment. h,s become
systematic All reliable nsc1am Of and The AMOUNT
OF thcgnds upon thousands Of dollars nov daily aa,-
acted tkrorgh rs agency.
PRers-For tie Transmission Of ten word. or 90 (exclu.
sve OF tate address and ssIAt1rs for which sAsrxe
rnsc-,l the prices from NETWORK 70 NEWARK
frenfy erats 70 PHILADELPHIA naeasyfse ern.s; asd
to BALTINoRE or WASHINGTON, On eezis Opss
daily frVn 8 A NJ. TO l0PA
,,-, wM. NJ SWAIN. President
WV Z. wESTxRyELT. sEernatraisl;.
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Galamanoer Safes.
DEFIANCE sALAMANDER SAFES,

nEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES, G.
~ J, CALLERS PATEST-RO BERT v. PATRICK,
No. % John A. 4 he sole manufsotzr-r ths United
State. Of tie shove nrErAl nd only resbs SlAEai-x
both feEzIds -cr-fy against TIRE and o1-EArA Every
SGe soid this e-t1bskenf rsnuf.ctsr-d under the
persoua srperin;endnoe OF NJ C J. Gayer who's sxps
reIoe Cf tWentys years szfe N ksr. t0Esther Nth
tie uary which Sate, o. hs aalflctl-e atVs
JbsziJ Wiihsood ffs AID Other cites TN: he
bsrber u recommending them Superior % say IN
Dse.
The. are the only ssss which Mr.. ?. C G9a. new
Patent IMPESETRABLE DEFIANCE LOCK q or can
Be sppied large number Of tse-e Ocks are already
use ~ bsnls brokers merchants jewelers. and Others aud
from the perfect security which they aSori azal ne
efforts Of most .ku burEars either ~ 81 guo-
power fsse hey. picts dTi. togetheg Wis their
veniencs simplicity md durability osn5Tnet rapldy
ertssng IN pubic stior, and couht-utly offered
equal nnot superior 10 any Lock N TIE world
Sss Of al suitable for merchants BANKERS leTe
err record ooes sesbos-s &c IRE and thief proof bank
vault dOors plsts chess for private families Nc on hand
for ss and made to order the depot No Jo1sst cor
OF Gold, by ROBERT NJ PAIAICh-
CALAMANDER SAFES-WILDERsP PA
- TENT with RICHS IMPROVEMENT.
STEARNS & MARVIN.
No. is W4ter-t- Nez-fO-k.
are the only uakers Of Sslnsnder Safes with WiiteTs
Patent and Rich's Patent combined.
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE. r. DEE.

DAfER WAREHOUSE--J. T. DER.
Il RlCkSON CO. No. l05 Falton-st oasr for sale o..
tie lowest terms, Writing Papers, EnEEsA Frsueh sna
American
Newspaper, al stes, weights and qaAlirses
BOA Paper, AZ siScs wtigkEs ami gaAhtcs
Tissue PsH~E fancy ooaors and white, the 80 auaa-x
Hsr EinE Paper, wllse and ooorua different .lsta.
Halter Paper, thin, aud Of ire best quality.
ClOth Paper, S1ta. &XsG and ff1n
Pattern Paper. rolls for talon.
Ensash Hardware PaPer lArge AsorrInsrt al A11vsA
sAeatfing Paper Of the bes; quality.
WzPPsns Paper, StraE, Rzs and Manila
Tea PAPER Of dirrrrnf
Tas Rooens Paper suitable fcx -ocfs IN roIs
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
~ BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C, at CRAwBuCk,s No.
$50 Grand.i .eooud door esst OF Essex, New.fork--
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SrORE.-fhe
attention OF purchasing respectfully invited
PnilssSaa Beiseads Gotta &c al Of which have been
purchased low prce ard will be cold At such prices
axe nducemen for all to call and examine INC
above stock previous making their O1os sent
any part Of the city Brooklyn and Wllasbursh iree OF
carriage Old Beds and Mattresses renovated and made over
W CRAWBUCk, No 1853 Orand-st,
I'd door east OF Essex st.
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WN II. Fs,SxLTN, Auetioneer.
EXECUTOR's SALE of HOUSE and LOI
IL in FEE in Madisou~t-wM II FRANKLIN son
a Co will eel Al suction on WEDNESDAY, January IL
a. Y ocock. az the Merchants Exchange.
MadisCn-st.-The two cory frame Dwelling House and
the Lot Of around No a3 MAdson-st between Jefferson
and Rntses TIE Lot 20 feet 'front.' 10 feet rear, and
sboui % ieet IN depth
Terms-One-haf Of the purchase money may rimNr on
bond andmorgase.
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yINO PARENTS and GUARDIANSHIP

Il ins and ae>kkeepsns taught by MI, FOSTER sa'
thor OF "De1hle Entry Eeedaed" Frse kssay Gu Pen
msnshp." and other popular works II No 81 Brcsawsy,
<hetMesn White and wskerss expeditions and
Ieror nsnner the entire escaslon Of the modern sS
"a twelve lesson chsTafSnry Hours OF Attendance A NJ
20 sP. NJ, st the ssaarnts convenience.
Few three readily admitted or more generally
eapefitnced than the importance OF hcekAeepns In a
commercial community Rke Newyork the sss:ance Of
the sceounts nj in constant demand and u worhy Of
oopsiderption. that ssperser HANDWRITING. and q
knowledge Of B0okkkEPlS6, are snre !eseatce 20 the
individual who has to depend urSn As own exrrtions 0T
livelihood.
As branch general esasea, esskkeepias strange
~ reelected IL ony saPpsed that tsls arr Is eny
80 b. learnt BY ani Of practise Now ths, the details OF
any pesuhr plan Of Keeping eoOks Be made Ahar By
pysciice only, rue but thai kncwiedse Of the p-oc
pies upon which every system o; hsekkeerins bard eAa
be sttsne BY study certainly no, tue Ga the eon
srsy intelligent teacher fnps-t more kaosedse Of
fhs subject menth than the majority OF clerks sc1aiFe
tn the coarse Of seven ycar Apprenticeship II e eoaH;
3sg-honse,
Dpahs entry Is net merely art 10 also silence and
hke other sciences founded imriutahe principles While,
sheresors experience s uaaenaey necesy to The swls
and performance Of TINS the science Of book
AsYax mot only bat unlueicnsey ought to Be learn.
% A Ia s-<f step N every hookkeepegs education. and
apart hon tpsncs altogether
Prospectpses witt full may DC lad On srpacs
siaa A the class roomS Nc. SsI bresdvr
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Clothing, Sc.

QUESTIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
4 ssn Hats ct ss-Si ss than Broadway Pnsss NsS
Nc. iss c~asl~s7 one deos from SalhrAs
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r. A. CHhroS, Aactioneer
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE OF

X. A CHILroN. Auctone.r.
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE OF
L VALUABLE REAL ESTATE and Leasehoh Prem
% be odd AZ Auction by order Of the Executors PAT
RlCh RILEY, deceazed.-COLE & Chiffon will sell at
auction 81 u O'Clock al the Merchants RxehAnze, New
YORK, MONDAY, the Gth Of JaanAry 1882 the follow
valuable property VI:
18th Street, vacant Lots Of ground each IS by lOe feet
II ineh.. depth the south AIDE Of lshs G5 feet
Of the 4;h-av.
Avenue ANo 1884, On the east side next TO the south.
east corner Of Avenue and 18Th the lot four
story bck h0use the front Of the lot p feet 9nche by
- tsei, and feurstory hnck house the rear p feet
inches BY - feet; lot D feet inches by s feet deep.
9th Street south .ide commencing 1876 feet inches
kck house ~ BY ID feet and threestOry bck house. 90
the zach a BY Is feet There .eywsy from tho
ont OF the lot OF feet inches which with
ue rear ho9ses THIS propGy seasehod With The prT j.
% A1suue-No 80 Fosrstory briek house IN front aud
tWosfory ard basement bck hOus on the rear: front
heBsc fert 81 inches BY a. feet rear house "a feet 81
By 10 feet lot q feet "a zches By 100 feet deep
ID Ayeuue-NO. ~ urstOry b1ck house with bakery
on the font q the lot e feet s. ches By 70 feet aEd
two story sEd basement brck house the q feet "a
inches b. 10 feet ot - feet - inches by 100 feet deep
NilsttstNo. 81 FOgr-stoTy bnck house % the front
Of the lot IS y o. feet aid four story house on tie
3 feet By q feet lot 3 By 100 feet deep.
Ntletr-stNo &c Three brick house on te front
efihs ot = by feet and fog.tery BRICK house % tie
rear = > y iees' lot p BY 100 feet With sli-yvsy II
three feet.
I'd suseFo1I wostery and attic brek front houses On
sdt The norheast Of Avenue A each lot Is 20 hy
81 deep. The property = lsasehold
Avenue A-One two st0Ty and attic bfick frort Reuse
Avenue A The eat side ard between ID and 5ds- nc
p feet iache, BY 90 feet dep This property leas
bold
For maps and tall particular. a. 20 terms &c .pov
JAMES W WHITE, Esq, No. II NA-.G-s,, or Of tie
Auetioneer. No SWlll-x
JOHN McBARRON Pyees.or, ~
FRANCIS GILMORE, PATRICK RILEY.
JOHN KELLEY, deesased
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ORGANIZE A VlCTORY.-CARNOT. the
" French Minister. uscd organize victory for the
sfnits Of trce from hs BaTe4u be adopted the ngat
means, Ard tie rshi results followed 30 tae desired
rsais n buness may T. Obtained By saopuas tie night
means namely AtyeItisnE '. B. PALMERs ADyER-
Using AOENCY. Tribune Bindings /. lie Bsr-sa
ior cTssnizng successful victory IN 1rAde he : he
Agent foE the best p@Qes Of the whole Uuon Canada
Ac- fascrs srea arc rates given his 3gice The
h-sinnirg Of the New iea Is the tine 70 make the A..
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!. CENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ Co No 80 Bro,d~sy. make th> nncsi ~. J, -,
s,r OIL, txp s-ii,irrz By = new German Proc - n
ebr-ry sr tAte rom i5S TO so daily. Tss. Is ssn
bet tr.se Cali sd
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JANIS VI. MILLtR, AuctOneer.
ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE Of M
II PROVED PROPERTY, known Nos la, lls, 100,
Isl ~ ls6 NaSsaas; also, No. Is Be-kmanst sOn ng
the above in the rear.-JAMES ". MILLER a co. VIII
sell close trust, THURSDAY, Feb 3 ls6l at -
O'Clock at the Merchants EIchange-
en- NAssAv-sT-1he four story brick Buildings Nos D.,
is. l50, lS2, 1874, l96 Nassau-st.
ON BEEkMAS- sT-Ths brick Building No - BeekmHn-
adjoining the above.
Th- whole property rents for $40 500, and can he
mnae with little expense 20 rent tor $500 per
Two-thrds Of the purchase money remain bond
tnd mortgage. Maps and particulars At the AuctOnroon
No IN Madrn-laue
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iuatebes, Jewslrp, &e.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-JERGEN-
w SEN WATCHES.-Just received BY the subscriber,
some very fine Jules Jergensen Watches with eracses
from him with each Watch warranted perfect time Aeep
TO- sale a. less than the usual prices
Cooper Waches-some in hsntng cAses duplex and !e-
vers, perfect time keepers , q.
Independent Second Watches and quarterseeondS to'
timing horseA In sod and silver cases -
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers WHICH run "''ioa'
yariation
Enamel Watches tor LADIES' ~
Gold and silver Levers Detached Levers, Lepne pu-
pex ard al other styles OF Watches All OF the ABOVE ot
ale AZ less than the usual prices . -, NJ
Diamonds, Diamond Pins Rings Ear-fIhsS ringer
RMS and Crosses, for sale low. -, .sS "a
Fpe God Lerine Watches holes jeweled '''''ss -
Fpe Gold Detached Levers, full Jeweled. ~ ~
Gold Enamel W atcheS for ladies .'''''''''''''' %
Gold Hunting Watches for ladies' .''''''''''' o. 90
Gold Hunting Patent Levers for gents az a. ~
Silver Patent Levers "a ~
Silver Detached Levers full ieweed... 10 70 10
Silver Lepinss holes jewelsd.....,:. sW
and All other kinds Watches az equally low Priees
Also all kinds OF Gold CHAINS pure gold "cIIhs nlnts,
zold KEYS and Seals gold Pens and Pencis solI ana
1buhss diamond Rings and Pins Bracsiets GOA boNee
CUE Pins Far-Rns. gold and silver Spsctscles breast
Prs F,n..rRpg. silver Fruit Knives sterling siise,
Sncous Cup- Forks. Sc. It much less than tns usuA
pfic,s Watches aud Jowelry exchanged Az y" s1one'
warranted 10 keep good time, the money returns"
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired In the oes' snne
tuuch less than the usual prices ,,. ~ ,,,.x
Importer Of Watches and Jewely, Wholesale and retail
No. II Wslst, (sp-s;airsl near Bread"ay-'"fn'efy
No 81 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
MISS pwIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN,

lVl No SO Broadway where the best instruction VIII be
given in the arts Drawing and Painting TeTns - tor
twenty lessons Payments advanced Young lAhes wish
ms TO make Temporary residence the city ioE the par
pose OF takng lessons be accommodated with moderate
tossd uadof satshc protection.
For testimonials Miss Dwight refers 10 her scholars IhS
follow ins u from teacher
hare taken iesoas Of Mis- pwishI and have become
familiar with her method of teaching and thaA thai no enc
can a =. Without hrns convinced that sho "a thoroughly
apsh6sd 20 De st head Of Institution hANins Tor IT'S
object Instruction in the ats OF design.