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The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02

Every r'sht and Liberty By the sufFerance Of
tne'. aoneyed master : Such fate ~
'sauee. unless we keep separate and
.'s.'usk 'he tn0ney operations. Of the two
1ovsf"ments. y II we would preserve the
c"'on we must hold fast to its oraanir
laws the Constitution. the psnoulv oC
winch covers equally the State and Fed
era' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Go. ermneuts grow
strong As they esarp unsfefesafed power:
oot every such usurpa,ion necessarily
how can - na'ss 9s ss question may be a.led
States absorbing srlt this common propertyg
ms question | am anabie at present to
answer, but will Onl y say that as Mns as
am ho"ored with the priv,le ge ofrepre-
sent'ns you, my constant effort will be tn
prevent their dom. it. l have much hope
that the present Democratic Administra-
'ion will discourage. if not entirely crust,
their various schemes Of plumber and spolia~
ton: ::a"t4:that. during its existence. the
public property will be strictly applied to
the support ot our common Government.
thereby diminishing the amount oG taxa
t'on no~ imposed on tie people. But If
l should be disappointed either in the will
or capacity "f the present Administrations
to arrest this absorption Of the public
lands ny the new States. ami their DISPOSE
policy Of the Government. as could not
advocate a measure so isll Of obie tions a.
the dist, t,ibution policy. would return to-
your bands the trust confixlet to- me.
In conclusion I will remark that since
l have had the honor Of being your Repre-
sentative, my chief ambition has been to
sustain and strengthen the principles Of
the Democratic party. ffr,nl believing tha t
on their pretIomnance depends the safety
ut our Republic. c.-i'hose principles arc
now In the ascendency, and the country
at the expiration Of four years, will have
ample "ppcrtan' to determine whether
am right or wrong in my appreciation Of
their worth. look forward to the crisis
with proud reliance that the judgment Of
the American people will be overwhelm :
insly in favor Of Dcmocsscy.
But while. as politician. thus acted.
yet it has been fixed rule with me 20
attend to the private business Of all my
constituents irrespective Of party and il
| have not ven satisfaction to all. nv
heart has not been to blame. but censure
should rather fall on my lack Of ability to
do better. II it should be the pleasure of
una j"rity If the voters Of the district that
| should again represent them, will
4 eonIe to the work with heart swelling
WI" STduto"c al tntS renewed manliesta-
ton of their confidence, and in return will
promise them, that, as far as my capacity
extends. they shall have no cause Of COM
plant against me : and l sincerely beg
that my friends may feel assured. whether
it may be their pleasure to re-eiect me or
not, | will always cherish the most CRATE
iul recullectiOns of their former kindness.
With the best wishes for your prosperity
and welfare, am, fellow citizens, your
/ obedIent servant,
w. s. ASHE.
Washington, March IA. 1853.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02

WILM1NGIoN BAns.-As great deal ia
said about an appropriation by Congress
oi $4,000 for the Wilmington Bars
we beg it to be distinctly understood, that
that fund was not intended as a relief fund
for members Of the Wilmington Bar. who
ride the circuit Of the courts. They are
able to take care Of themselves. 1t was
intended to open Il caDse in court be
low. in which the Cape Fear Bank at
the mouth Of the river, is party Iitigant,
and which has an injunction filed against
the entry Of vessels Of certain 'draught.'
1t is to remove this inj junction that the
fifty thousand dollars are needed as a con
tin.ent fee.
Apropos the Wilmington Bar-its legal
fraternity-s,and deserve.lly high and can
count among its members some that would
be an ornament and an honor TO the judi
ciai bench. The Journal thinks we ought
to have Cape Fear Senator-we have the
material for one beyond doubt-and we
should be pleased to see her represented
In the Senate. Tn the score Of sectiuna!
pride however we can be satisfied with
having our gallant Dobbin in the Cabinet
until we call him to the Senate; but for
| reasons which are manifest and weighty
there ought to be judge resident in " IT,
| mngton and her own corps can furnish
one every way worthy the efmine. IT,
naingfon Free Press.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02
Valuable Lands for Sale.

Will be sold to the highest bidder, the
premises. in the county of Robson, the 18th
day OF April next. the Lands late the property
OF John McAIpln, containing $50 acres. The
lands are situated on the southwest side of the
Great Marsh, within one mile and a half of the
Robeson Institute, and are remarkably we'll tim
bered both With ton and tuIpentine timber
convenient to two istIIIeries. There are pretty
good buildings on the premises, very healthy
situation, with Well of water unsurpassed by
any IN that region OF country. There are about
80 acres cleared. the greater part Of which h is in
good state of cultivation
A credit Of six months viii be given, purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security
NELL CRAWFORD
e1s WIN. GLOVER, s,s~e..
Is - Agent for w w Glover
March 26, 1853 35-3t
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02

THE BUnNISG Coat MoUNTAIN. That
portion ot the Broad Mountain. called the
Fiery Mountain" from the fact Of the
Anthracite coal at that point being on fire
which has been burning for the past fifteen
years. is situated aboYt five miles from
Minersvi!le, and fifteen from Schuylkill
Haven, Pa. 1t is now considered a very
dangerous experiment to travel over the
mountain, as it is supposed that in many
places the surface Is mere superficial
crust. or shell. the coal having been con
sumeh Opsto the surface, and hence the
least pressure thereon, it is presumed,
might break through and let the adventur-
er down int" the fiery chasm below. At
the base of the mountain in one place.
a stream Of water almost boiling hot comes
out. The surface If the mountain pre-
sents desolate appearance, as far as the
eye can reach. -.4s.a4 :
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02
SPRING STOCK.

State of North Carolina --Bladcn County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-February
Term, 1853.
Heman Fl. Robinson. Admir- on the estate of Ann
Brown, decd, The heirs at law of Ann
Brown, decd.
Petition to sell Real Estate.
1t appearing to the satisfacti tion of the Court
that james Brown, one of the detenda nts in this
case, not iDhabtant of this State; it is
therefore ordered by the Court that publication
he made in the North Carolinian, a newspape r
published in the town of Fayetteville, for six
weeks successfully, for the said James Brown to
make his personal appearance at the next term
of this Court to be held for the County OF BIa-
den, at the Court House in Eiizabethtown on
the first Monday in May next, and answer, de-
mnr or plead to this petition, or the same ill
be taken pro confesso and heard eXparte.
Witness, james I. McRee, Clerk Of our said
Court at Office the first Monday in February A.
D. 1853, and in the nth year of American In
dependence.
j. l. McREE, Clerk
3I-6t [pr adv So 25
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02

The Undersigned have entered into copart.
nersn'p onder the maine and style Of Geo. w
Williams l. Co.. for the prosecution of gener
al business. Location the same as occupied b,
J. D. Williams for the last five years.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS,
sss JNO. D. WILLIAMS.
March 8, 1883. e,.s.s 80 f;3o-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02
State of North Carolina--Bladen County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess,ons-Fe5ruary


Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess,ons-Fe5ruary
Term.
Angus Campbell and others, rs. james K. Camp
bell and others.
Ameaded Petition Tor re-probate of Will.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that James Campbell, William Shaw and wife
Patience, Mary j. Campbell. John Campbell,
Hugh Campbell, Eliza A. Campbell, Enos Har-
rail- and wife Margaret, Daniel Campbell, Will
liam Campbell, Helen Campbell, and the chill
dren OF Eliza Jane Swndall, and the children of
Mary Shaw, wife Of Archibald Shaw, are
residents of the State. 1t is hereby ordered
that publication be made for six weeks success
sivey, notifying the said absent defendants to be
and appear at the next Term Of the Court CT
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
County Of Bladen. at the Court House in Eliza
bethtown on the first Monday in May next, to
answer, dernur or plead to this petition, or the
same will be taken pro con}ess0 and heard er-
pdrte.
Witness James I. McRee. Clerk of our said
Court at Office the first Monday in February, A.
D.r;o53. aad ia the 77th year of American In
dependence. IS t..=es
..lfs. ]. l. McREE, Clerk.
35-6t Tpr adv $c o5
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02

q b4ChlASf -
- satI ard comrfe(< iita<k sc
GMk S. R10VIEIONS. &c, iessr hi6k -ftes
juxll <aslAp.of the citizens aud ssr rannd1
in8 II ls1 l5ey y III seIislow for q Asrf. u on
fip& 6sl14 cnsfoEers. They purch.ses1
s15et1 i = fSr -, and this will eaahie then, Is
.ea kat f sve fscilitles that naay ha,usl.
6pA4 6N4e agents established Ia Bslti-
@ax lIx IL who always, advise them Df
- sffe1ea In lheir lisla. !. ansl -
tss< da5y ~ hen ba are to be had We
keep always hand splendid assortment of
foreigna and domestic liquors: loaf, crushed and
brow sugars; Rio, Java and Laguira coffee; green,
Hvson and black teas New Orleans aud Cuba
molasses table & sack SALT bacon, lard, mess pork
mess beef. smoked beef, dryed venison; No |, ,
and mackerei; butter, cheese, flour, cal corn
oats, tobacco, candles. copperas. saeratus, indi-
go. made spice, pepper. ginger nutmeg. Gina
mon. EPSON salts, saitpetre, hardware, cutlery,
crockery, and glassware; and a variety of other
goods
They take this method OF thanking the cummu-
NIFTY and their country friends for the very lihe-
raj patronage bestowed them; and intend. by
selling goods IoU. to increase their former trade
always keeping in view that nimble sixpence
is worth slow shilling.
Yellow Building. between the Market House
and the Bank Of the State, Gillespie Street,
Fayetteville, N c.
March 26th, 1853 35-tf.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02

Ffs
ON THE CAPE FEAR.
The subscribers having pure chased the Steam
ers EVERGREEN and SOUTHERNER and Tow
Boats. lately the property of the Henrietta
Steamboat Company, are now prepared to for
ward with despatch. between Wilmington and
Fayetteville, all treights or goods entrusted to
them.
F. N. & J. II. ROBERTS.
Fayetteville, Fe5'v 10, 1858. 73O-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02

&C. good supply of BLANKS now on hand
at the Caroliniaa Office
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02

Gcs-The highest cash price paid for Turpenfine
W hite oak Slaves, a nd oak ash Heading Call
on James w Strange, who ALWAYS be found
al the Still. McLAURlN & STRANGE.
Feb'v 10, 1853. If
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02
THOS. u. JOHNSON

THOS. j. JOHNSON
Has just received
10 Bbls New Orleans Molasses,
10 IS large Yellow Planting Potatoes.
5000 Lbs Northern Bacon,
5000 Lbs N. c. do.
1000 Bushels Oats,
II Hhds Cuba Molasses,
Ploughs and Castings, Blac ksmiths' Tools.
Also, light four-horse Wagon aud Buggy,
l harness Horse, &C - 81 .e-
THOS. J JOHNSON, Person ST.
March 5, 1853 If
eU- Campbellton property for sale.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02
n E w G @ @ D S.
w. #. MOORE
Has received large stock of Spring s. Summer
a. GDGD HD~0

Consisting Of
Ladies fine Dresses aud Dress Trimmings,
BOnnets. Shoes, &C..
To which he would call the attention of the
ladies in town and country.
Also, a superior 1or Of READY-M DE
CLOTHING, Hats, Boots, CATERS and Shoes, for
gentlemen.
March 26, 1858 If
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02
FISH! FISH! FISH !!

- ssess q Just received and for sale,
Mackerel. Herring. Muiiefs, and Goldfish.
No Msckerel nd Salmon IN Kits
10 Hhjs. new crop Molasses. N
sis.8 .a &. w. H. CARVER.
March IL, 1853 733-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02
the. NOR I'll cARoLINlAN'
Fayettevi1le. n. c.
! TO THE VOTERS
OF the Third Congressional District.

Gxrr.snns lila comi 4nce .;;..h the
sqlicitation 81 friends resnISns in different
se<Aisns ofthe district. G..bave con- ed
y 6e ! candidate for ve-el4Atinn. II vas.
~ : d...s.s-se h.<s publishy.l e !
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02

Washington. March IA. 1853.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-04-02
F. y w. P. Il. OFFICE, }
March l4th, 1853. {

Books of Subscription to increase the Capital
Stock of the Company. for the purpose Of extend
ing the road from Salem, by near Bethania
and Mount Airy, to the Virginia line. will be
opened
At Salem, under the direction of J. G. Lash ,
Francis Fries, John Vogler. E.. Bel".
At BethanIa, under the direction of Adam
Snow, DIR. Beverly Jones, and F. C.. Lehman.
At Mount Airy. under the direction of Robert
S. Gilmer, Allen Denny, and Elisha Banner.
The Commissioners will please return the Books
Of Subscription to the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders, on the I4th of April next
By order Of the President and Directors.
EDW'D LEE WINSLOW, Pres't.
March 10Th, 1853. 34-3t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

DEAL ESTATE-We are requested 20 call the az
tention Of the valuable Propeyia eoox
- "a ~ "a AZ sacrIon BY OAKLEY WRIGHT NOOD AZ ne
aerchsntS Erchanze NeE-Ygs THURSDAY Nay - a Z
o'eloci M eonsisflEz Of
Tueutv.two Lot q ibe ViIIth Wa-d Brsoklyn-
C-e lo on soaihefly Of js-ss. and Inns
your los I'd orinx ans frUErirg on 81 ~:
Fixheen lfhst. N The rear o. TIE sooVe- -.
Tee Ots pleasantly the cs tesrsoe Pool
X.sd .nc 10 Of rspt Ins
Greenwood Onat1es and from Fulton nd
-. iese o three blocks soarh o. as Fsns
Ro.d 70 Coney and fhe Seafon sns1rp-Ac oels 1890
healthy fine q new ORR
s.szn s.nd Jerey CITY Ne.fe.k CJ and saesros IL -
the bes oFFrsun qsrs . ps,ss.. 20 ~ 80 j. 81 %
the hxbsst bisdx xttsss usssxEe Iryna q ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
Mathinerp. &r.

A NEW THING ENIIRELY.-lhe most astonishing
"A performance beard Of Barrels tn kss snd .n ss .w ~so
enough to yerDish entirely By Machinery ,.. &, .,.r,
for hSh we bsve received Cold and State pplOn.
tales the timber in the bolt saw. the sye FOLLOWING n the ,
smooth tries quality ofhe joints them perfect ma9ner
s S nCw h11s cut. the
and prerass the barrel or keg for the hopping process
perfect Complete and OF superior finish challenge the WO,do
produce better barrel hrsn kes than our hschns make - s
DIAL who choose them inspection we nanui1ctae
Target es general all Of which can be a5TSn Seo 20 hI
machines make imperfect article except the defect
WE have shop al Eira Y directly the York
Railroad the Enrs and Niagara Fails Railroad hive mi
the operation Of the machines their perfect satisfaction
every branch Of the work We viii feel the utmost pleasure IN ehS
Persons PuIess Right and Machines for los
pyhs to rs through the mail There are
owners most Of hold for disposal desirable ocA
tons within their ierrtesG IL conceded ~ 81 a S
be invented for the purpose and must entirely 'Psr'ds
srecmcn OF our work by calling the Editors Of The
Ne"'A''A i''''"' Elaira New.York, March 49, 1855
UIOR SALE-A Secondhand Tubular Locomotive
Il Boiler 10 or Y horsepower Ao,a Steam Pump Apply No
IS Maiden lane, up stairs
INOR SALE-WOODWORTH planning Ma
CHIMES Of superior quality constructed al Of Metal from . 70
ever built Capable paug from twenty thousand feet In 10
hours JoHN f. ITSTER No. 81 PsSs BfOcyn Ny
LIGHTNING RODS.-Wble all other Rods con
s. %s SspS'5 re PrP x y & tS isaafr
MING CONDUCTOR the buildings which has been applied
this Rod has nvaavy received an unqualified prefer
enc ON ~ Persons wishing proc uon VIII
call the proPnetors h. LYON %
No Broadway CORNELIUS BkRRIAN their only agent ior
Eew-YorS and vicinity, at ssst foTkvile
CTEAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON, (Of the
- Of wslwqh Mason Guild No BIOsdwsy manu- manu-
Fittings description Of Steam and Gas Work steam Boilers
Boiler Fues Cola and Evaporaor Steam Vacuum
and other steam Boiler and Engine sP
pepdaes variety OF Steam and hot water
nrnpe Lighting apparatus and refers 70 examples Of his
work In nearly every section OF the country
CTEAM ENGINE and BOILER for SALE-En-
- cine power boiler upright bubl,r, nearly Nso
'fF B. r. McCREARY.
WARNING and VENTILATING HOUSES-J.
w SMOLfNSKrS by which warmed
cooled impure removed by constantly acting natural
laws For applying houses about to be
built the office OF OWEN g. WARREN, Architect No 2o
Broadway, up stairs
IN HORSE STEAM ENGINE for SALE, with
lU Boilers complete Pnee $780, Inquire at BENNETT Co.'S
No S6l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
piauo-fcrtes.

JOTIAE PIANO-FORTES, At No al Broadway
~ "A lE, -Osat Of P1s. ron =, fsss1.ss o. A
halt DsE Co BoetSei 40 sss @ I'd go h.as P,.So. q
''0' H-s' or Ls = OF THoNPsoN 80 "a s0.4.y
|PGND PIANOGOf the celebrated factory o Ji-
u COB zeh sTis1ssse As9 BIvf RSoIss Co
So pIt.s. "a 70 BrOss~ly Ware Rooms No lss lures
THc FISCHER. Gate Nuns 4 Fischer) naalis,-
-, .,5 -,-rr..ua No 10 Grren~iehs eeroef o, Ds'
t.. e. 800. n ,uss Piano tun Fspa- a0d e.
s1sd \ BEzi,o. Eos.a P.no For.s. for ale
1.FSsRs LIGHTE a NEWTON, SO. z Canal 81
" sP.;o,9s p SoS 81 ssssd s
orrp-S y tbeH trends .ne to- - -- , 80. =
sscseES e. p.s -, V.-s-rcOrn. No IS
x-rv AsIrsIC FNPORII-M-.Eolian Pianos, Melo-
~ s.op. eu.tsr. Fufes and Mase -HoRACs MAIEkS' 10
So Bro,ewsy, corner o A1,hooy q Al kszs
Ats. 49, - neb .nS Eon md for Their boas5sr Or Coz
30. s Pr. "a .si rons Tee ustrausns al have the Aet
FTane ard viii stand any climate 70 ru5 MOI perfect
sS !. lcztr pree any Other hous. IseE neee
oher svdsDee Of be popularity o. ts' ssa sa sceJ sri Il
tie oTdsi. An extensive assortment Of see'11 - ''
to .,u,. ss,p. for Martins unrvaled Gssa and smith:
Ms.go' ;sRs9F to to . a9' 1'e ns6t fully
expense 70 n. enSt .d Co9ynsht Of Jsas
JsSoes G. Cbrusn Il. DOushsy csHtans. and otns> 81,
Nth h: own RuS; rns Il R Sired s,s;es made
John Pyesos 70. f IS a.. a ost a ooDs
80 ete. both In 10 country and Eurooe Tor ther compost
,os 40 Ne. Music s OF the One sates as sol =
pobishea- Des'ei'' Ae-0 HORACE WATERS,
P' No $50 Broadway corner Of Anthooy-f SeS-l or.
HrFW and SECONDHAND PLANO FOkrEo-
~ hand ss sT 5 go = S s snd sss s.
uoH s''o CIV P1' - 49, SANFORD BROTHER
DIANOFORTES-Th finest assortment OF fiaho
Forte. in city AJ Be oune at TIE W.rSogs ., = =
CURTIS No. ~ Broadysy CONSISTING u usor 49, - Roor
American Psnoe .nd variety Of orr sna
mare aDd without the hoIsn 40 6eaeoH 80 30 us.1
Psuos 'or sale or 20 let n r. e Cohllo, ~ ~ 49,
DIANO-FORTES.-PersC about purchasing ia c
IN end IL N theiy .ersutsse 10 call ~ J. HANES Co
corner Sd sv where be tonnd handsome
M Pssos from 81 "a wsrrane N ever respect eqaA
snr In tbis civ Will be gwen a above
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paints, Glass, Sc.

WINDOW GLASS, WHITE LEAD, OILS,
rhENcH wIspo% GLASS .usIs I'D doaSs tn e.ne-
"i TSS q WHIT LEADS BB ~ WA brands
SRIscH VIM zscs sis Mou,sns Co. uu.sqr.jaq
'p ssELIEViiLE Jswgrrs WHITE LEAD In lss. ofsom
k HSLEP o Ill s sSs1 ss Sss. 90 Sst'
BLUEDELL. SPENCE CO..
$500 5:ss:ss Sss s;'; = i al.
Venetian Red, blseL Pant il oil,
PATENT DRYER IN "a h. TINS EMERALD oREEr IN 20 h.t<.
sId 2 3 and ID tins ,sEy sns.
'i Brsns~ss1 Green's dry, Pra,siaa Blqsl
MsIns orsS ,ss. az r., h g.1s,st si.s
Chrome Greens ay. ksensrs Blue.
9i B4ss. s Ssssss q! y ' 1ss-sr S ss>
~ ESGLish Paris WHITE '''-'" '''
ROCHELLE HAvRE and AMERICAN ocHERs.
EnsIsh oItofd Ocber and Ro,tOu Stone.
Raw sla BqIasuT il lump .na sD~dsrsa,
Cum Gum bs%:l ecsyD ..ss,.
G.zsrs Knives. Yrosins.. various eSlssI
Painters KNIVES, British Lustsr,
Gissisr. ii Posn.., Refined Lamp BIsel.
yspeBnsd Tins, snats, VARIOUS sasds1
HARRISs PAINT MILLS
slLyERs PLASTIC PAINTS, all shsds,
acaoesT.S Que SAITH. vsrn .hs. Smith woedn<r
psrchasers by 5CHAsCk, DOWNING Co..
No ios Fatoa-E Ee~.fsh-
WHITE LEAD WAREHOUSE, No l59 'FRONT.'
w corner fMs6enlsne-T The NEW YORK and sAU0kkuSS
WHITE LEAD COMPANY have fall sxsortmgf -
pso White Lead which they eser Coz sale 70 large suA
THIS Lead considered
he article manufactured JAMES MCCULLOUGH Press
| CHARLEs w. HEsEY sec'Y.
ZINC PAINTS.-fHE NEW JERSEY Ziss
~ COMPANY manufacturing thss Psirz d 49,
| qsslhy, ali o. whieh warranted PURE
saperorty respect Of Enc over Load rsnn
tzb<hed lequa quantity nesry double ne
.na endure mpch logger svdsnt thst he cod tss
| no<, tfs o1s hall - pesf -
They By he principal desiess IN this and Hhsf -
asa1s'"'" R sss * y &c so5 G1UR. ss Ss-s
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CHILns 4 SMITH. ndPoRTERs-wHOLEsALE

CHILDs & SMITH, IMPORTERs-wHOLESAL
~ EIAIL DE,LERs r. Slca EesSGa A2a AsssIAS
""" PAPER aASGINes AND DECORATIONS.
sod and velvet ard cod and Plan aa Also A eEsns'e
- 4 %i SI5s, coRSicxs. BANDS AND PMS
st rsd lns cottnr psgak Laes and AaIn CzfiAn va
%" d d'' ' char e 1S sores I'ai oHitOs s1ra
No ~ P-.H-.,. corner Of wsrns 90, c '1sa-a-
CHARLES FULLER DEALER IN CAMPHENE,
" SPIRITS TURPENTIsE GAS Stunning FLUIDS ol.S
SC. so m sorueut Of cornehns Co rs FHrar-s Lanps
So .s % @ i- 9tss,s s S'; - s s-
CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD wARERO0MS-
y SIZING Mattress. nd BEDDING DEPOT Iron Bsasssds
hs usu,l piee, rs, Oa rss-.
:sHtrsris. furnished, No SIS BlOlsv,y shove srrlass
CHAIRS, CHAIRS, CHAIRS.-A large and varied
- sso1rsu Of Italian Berlr Sesw Rash, Cane and wiTo~-At
s FSs5 q Ok a. wssui s Psos: s.sss 20 . ts
s houses te lowest Anue prees VII DO vel % ca. a.
ef.Hs.s ss: zee &c. I'D . Joan coNvsssoR6
CNAMELED and ORNAMENTED COTTAGE
II FURNITURE STORE, No 80 BrOaaE4v, between Hoard
nv assortment Ses Bedroom Fur1rar Be bad
IIoSs. 10 SeI a. sSS san. JoHS ooaNsRPoRD
NOs- 80 and 81 B atEs7
COTTAGE SETS, COTTAGE SETS-25 per cent
+ sG , % a No - 10 Is . sT Wsi.s S s ts
Wy 1seys SpIns st. cas-; ds neH door = The
en- cosss FaIurs United al
Vi:ou 9 ss.y GILES sYRs
next door % DUSSELDoGF GALLERY.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS. BEDS,
" MATTRESSES. 6e- at CRAwBUCES No. $50 GrAnd-st-
second door Essex New YORK CHEAP UPHOLSTERY
feather STORE The Of families about
respectfully invited 70 the lse and beautiful as-orment Of BEDS
Msesss Paasse Beds Cos &C. al Of which have been
chased low e4sh and s ~ sod such make
the previous
mskng then purchases Go DDS Of the city Brook
lyp and wsnsbsrsh free Old Bds and Messes
ovated md made over W. CRAWBUCK,
No $50 Grsndst- ID door East Of E~eK~t-
NEW ARRANGEMENT-PRATT HARDEN
IN BER6H Co, Manufacturers and Importers Of PAPER
HANGINGS have removed from No 81 the building No 30
Brt sSvsy ard have soded their wholesale business Retail De-
paeuf which will be constantly supplied with I'll the de-
French English and American Papers
Decorstion which they the Of their and
TIE pubic employed the
hsrs Papers and feel ceufd ut that they give subtraction
who favor them with their orders.
DICH FURNITURE.-JULIU DESSOIR, No 543
III Broadway havins = large Of rich Furniture
CANT and oEn design and Of superior wckma hp
pared Prices usually chaed r inferior
article TIE pubns respectfully invited to call and