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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
The louisville Democrat thus re-

The louisville Democrat thus re-
fers to a recent scene in Concord:
: SnAR Man, THAT PIERCE Two
sets Of delegates from New York
lately repaired TO Concord, n. H., to
instruct the President as to whom
he shoq Id a appoint il his .Cabinet t
from that State Either would pre- :
fer Old Nick TO the favorite Of the
other. Pierce declined to see the
delegations separately; a nd TO obtain
an interview at all, they had TO
unite, but neither would say-Cabinet
once, ip the presehce7 9f the other
Seeing themselves outdone, they re-
turaed to the tavern, played game
of whist for the drinks and oysters,
discuss ed the sayory things, which
were pronounced good, and returned
home.
OF course neither party can make
mouths at the other, or report pri-
vate pledges from the President;
looking the while, wise and myste-
rious, Pierce has shown himself so
far, a wise man III his dealings with
men in the position he occupies
He is not likely to be caught as Gen.
Scott was on one occasion during
the canvass.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

ADVANCE IN Nails. The Pitts
burg manufacturers have advanced
their prices Of nails 25 cents on the
lower gradeF, and holders in this city
have been Instructed to do likewise
-Lonsul4 Courier.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

An ear Of lndlan curn was recent
ly raised in remote part Of Illinois,
that embraced | l,025 full and MT
'tured grains. The ear is now in the
possession Of the editor of the Alton
Telegraph.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
ELopEMENr AND 3 oBBERi The

ELoPEMENr AND II RoBBERf.-The
Cincinnati Times of Thursday
mentions The circl mstanc IS of a
John w Mcdonald |elQping with the
wife 81 John .aw Der, oi Monroe
county, Ohio, besI Idcs defrauding
Lawber Of 500, " hich took place
last November. The guilty pair
are supposed to be secreted in Gin
cmnati, aud warrant has been is
sued for their apprehension.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

How TO MAKE a Doc LET Goa
note to the New York Times, in
treating Of the subject of making
dogs let 50, says there isa very SIM
pie rem edy in such cases, as ! know
from personal experience A hand
ful Of Cayenne pepper, or of dry
Scotch snuff, will do the business I'M
mediately if thrown into the face and
eyes of the infuriated animal-no dog
however tenacious his hold, will keep
it fer moment after such an appli-
cation. The ST. Louis lntelligencer
replies to this. that it may be all
very We I'll. in its way, but there is one
considerable drawback which detracts
much froin the araiIability of the re-
ceipt. There are but few people who
carry S Scotch snuff, and q less num-
Der still, Cayenne pepper, hence the
dog woh bid generally have long pull
before lie would be detached by these
agents. The Edit&Y of the IlteN-
geacej. therefore recommends an un-
failing remedy which he Q nee tried
This n emedy was to play a keen
knife blade, across the dogs tail, just
back of his ears. He says that the
effect, in his case, was ins stant and de-
s2siIye. The dog "let go at once,
and the relaxation of the grip was
most grateful to the owner Of the
arm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

CoNrRAsr--i'he same New
York paper which reeo,Gs tic
mountains Of snow which Tell las
week in That CITY, also mentions
strawberry bed IN full DIqom tie
DAY previons
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

Louis Bonaparte, ? says Y ictor
Hugo, .isa man of mid de height, cold,
pale, and sloy in his NJ lovements, hay
ing the air of per son not quite
awake. He has publis he'd as we men
toned before, a tolerf flble treatise on
artillery, aud IS Thought to be ac-
quainted with manodyering of can
non He is a good horseman- He
speaks drawlingly, with a slight Ger
man accent His historic abilities
were displayed at the Eglington tour
nament. He has a thick mpstache,
covering his smile, like that Of the
Duke d'Artois, and b duh d ye, like
that of Charles *. Judging Of him
apart FROM what he calls his pecessa-
sary acts, or his grand acts, he is a
vulgar, commonplace personbge, pu-
erile, theatrical, and vain.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

The New Orleans Pjcayune has
received still later private advicess
from the city of Mexico, which gave
the information that all the StateE.
except three, throughout the Repub.
lie, have Joined the reyolutionists.
and put the county in a very un~
settled and disturbed condition. +
Carthagena papers say Santa An
ma is making preparations to return
TO Mexico Immediately.
The Mexican Senate has not acted
upon the Tehuantepec question.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
WHOLE NO. los.
Highly Important from Mexico,

4 despatch from New Orleans, re
ceiyed last evening, brings the intel
ligence that the Mexican Republic
is on the brink of destruction. The
revolutionists are successful in every
quarter The utmost CONSERVATION
pervades all. classes of citizens
Arista has resigned the Presidency,
and fled the city; whereupon Ceval-
los, President Of the Supreme Court.
organized sort of provisional gov
ernment. This brief summary Of
events in Mexico suggests to the
mind a story of social anarchy, dis
organized government, and desolat-
ing rebellion, which tells US thar
Mexico no longer exists as a stable
and Independent government. The
edlfiee is crumbling to the earth in
hopeless ruin. How long can this
country remain an idle and indiller-
ent spectator of a neighboring peo-
Pile consumed by all the calamities
Of anarchy? How long will it be be-.
fore the interposition Of the United
States will be invoked to rescue
Mexican society and civilization from
total anarchy and barbalism? How
long will it be before other powers
Will assert rights in respect to Mex
ico? These questions are worthy Of
the anxious consideration of the
statesmen of this country. The &.
States can not be Indifferent to the
of Mexico Hash. Unioa
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his pretty cottage as the cars passed
on--but he did not leave the train!
He again renewed the acquaint-
ance, found the lady her own mis-
tress, proposed to her again--for he
believed her quite as lovely as ever,
and won her, sure,a this time! And
we record the fact with no ordinary
degree of pleasure that within three
weeks the lovers we're actually mar
ried in the city of Boston. Long
may they live to enjoy their wealth,
and happiness which we know must
follow their union. = Ameraea'l Union.
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REGULATING.
Dianc-fortes.

NOIIAN PIANO F0RTES, at No 4il Broadway
n .-o,,n.nt Of Pianos from the celebrated house Of
go Roscn sso wellknows nstrnn snts Of A.
W Co. With full 'Ppg o. pc. s Pianos - let
ssnoas "AAeA' W. LINCOLN THOMPSON No Gal bfotdwsy
1SOI.IAN and BOUDOIR PlANOS-Grest attIac
Improved kosn Piano FOe. with hs Fsis1, 49,. .ss IL,
~ Ouch small po6ts 0rcst bargains n e'
eeons ana Se'"@ r. s. BERRY No. IN Broadway
nRADBURYs PIANO and MELODEON MAhE-
ROOMS No Broadway three doors above Ssnas. ~
I6t Newtons celebrated Pianos surpassed oy noue 20 o
ssnrt cr fulness sweetness chness purity .sS "
eosny m tsuch ORGAN MELODEON with two to~s
ena teachers tbs best reed insru-
o. r. sa and fof ches only eQaAed BY the large
men. A. Neodsons Of eli Orders from the trade arc
l2Ls.sa
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5ieambcaie ano RAILROADS..

Fare 3
UGUST, l-j3-FOr Shrewsbury, Long Branch
~ Hlhlnd Doo Ocean House Port Washnzt3n Houar. Dock
Browns Dccs ddetoyn AID Red BaDkrhe elegant and
modous THOMAS O. HAIGHI Capt J. p
Cors vail running the first day Of August regular
btWeen New York and Red BaDk touching al regular
anonss TIE above Leaving Red Bark every
7ococs Leaving sef ors Peck slip East River every
at. ocock Fare .
III. vii At above further notice.
A UGUST l-53-FOr Shrewsbury Long Branch High
~ Doct, House Port W.shiastoD Mount. Do
Browss Dot yedeo~n .nd Red Bank New and splendid
boat ALICE C. PRICE Capt H. Hassery ~i from foot Of
Murray 81 North River daily follows
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mniiAss, srwelrp. FL.
GoGi.

GcGi.
COAL-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut, - - ::
p. stove and Rsu.e 5 % White Ah Egz or Ranxe
IS 1-uscIssled IT, yaGs Lees tlken t0m boats No. is
BoNsr5 .Id -. IL Ofes-est JACOB WEEKS.
NUAL--lh- subscriber Il nov prepared a. supply
consumer Kinds aud Bfuano1s
C VI Peach Heath Lehsh Hszeton Liverpool
Cunlbea1 newly uired
Be Of lie very quality which he o-ers sac very
delivered nom the yce rtsceensG from
yard JAMES L WORTH. southwest Albany AID Wshtzx
ou-sts- 4fh. Thou psonst, snd thsy cor Amosst
Orders len the orce Of 7. W WORTH, No 81 WaIst
starr. City Bank BRdnsl through Dsp1tch Post vii
prompt Attention
COAL-Very best quality OF Red Ash Stove and Egg,
~ for troeer. fAie. delivered yard No
6oerckst g IS and White Ash g. - from
bosss MAI. CLINTON
DITTSTON COAL--The Pennsylvania Coal Com
prepared furnish White Ash Pftston of
~ ss lean rood order suitable for steam shipping sd DO
IL yart this CRY, Nuansburkh
Brooklyn The Company. facilities such
rye good vess-s loading NeYofk Pl.
the delivery Goa for purposa
ApSly a the Otee. corner O. Broadway aid Ws-st
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Daints, Glass, 81.

ZINC PAINTS. - THE NEWJERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY Manufacturing these Paints Of szpeor
AL o vi ich warranted n HI
In every respect ZINC Lead
asb spd Is thew cover eqza quantity nearly double surface
and endure much longer evident thai the
not y the ions one-haf I. great
BY TIE principal dealers N this aud sthsr cities
uanufacurers priccs and By the Conpsnys AEents
EANNISG / SQUIER, No Is DeJst- Nsv-Ysrt
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Night boat from the Island, 10 o'clock Fare St cent.
khi bSst on he~York, III o'clock Fare Ia
Included
sUEDAY ARsAssEsgSr every hour until
Night Boat, 10 O'clock from the Island
CAMDEN and AABOY RAILROAD 10 PHILA.
~ DELPHIA-Fruu Pier No North Battery
Two Lines daily p NJ Ace0nanodatcn Line a. ii
By steamboat TRENTON South Amboy henee by esrs
bodento~u, and sezrbosf STOCKTON PHILADELPHIA
kiPs., L;ns Al 2 P. By Steamboat JOHN PorrER to
Anboy thene. direct Camden By Through
- Res1rnnL lesve Philadelphia a 10 A NJ sad2P.A
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Drp GOODS.

CLOTH WAREHOUSE
u WILSON g. HUNT Co.
- I'D = VI .n corner ysden Importers az J1os-S
u only prepsr-d 80 rev 30 80
q Nestrg OTe- Coi'-rs sei
Which they tne stert1o- OF ne
en.r; tsilor and rs-zfseturers Of clothing
CANERON d BUTT. No. 10 Brosd-st-, importers
- Buuo.- Constantly had "a a. meas. B1f
70 r Oh Cloth nAnnfsc1T blraI- v noes
r bsfInE M al n-Fy a. a
eofbug frsde Sal CsDvs o. s1P-fif mae RAJ
csfrs. Rs,f.a Tvpes ke ke 70 ~hish seon Of ou!ss
u inviso
COTTON DIAPERS and TOWELINGS-50c sse.
ori % In psss BIcs>!s ed Hackseaef 81 s.s
IN sESNITH Co Nos Sc Iao N b.ohtysy
AIEDAL TICKlnGS-D. LsmInot 81 S"as unt-
wi ou.sd 81 s. ard fancy ana hns rc,iaE,
for aebJ hE,hlIn 70 Nos y 500 - o-o,s-y
DRINTs.-steams and Msdders, new styles, received
'" 49, EEsMITH / Co. Eos 81 sad II Broadway,
DRINTS-Lgbt and dsrk styles Steams and Msd-
ser IL .re.; variety neiu1nf shrng Prnu - Rr.ncs r
Eleby hEsnIIh = o. No> 70 NC q olOAlNa'.
NTALTHAM JEANS.-lU cases bleached althsm
w Jeans nnsle AID double twiiled for sac By
EEsMITH 4 Co. Nos - ard u boszvsy.
WHITEROCK SHIRT1NG3.-TheW hlterock NILS
w superrs 81 inch kssbed Cotons also exts upper
Con4 upsqu.s perfection AID durability For se -
SESMITH L Co. Sos So and II Broadway.
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ALBFEr ~ NfcoLaY. Aucuoreer.
DEREMPIORY SALE Of ABOUT
1900 al -
BEAUTIFUL AND CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
FORT HAMILTON


ALBERT n NICOLAl vii ell ou WEDNESDAY, August IT.
Is a. ccf p NJ. the Eo4rd- about 80 beautiful 4nd
choice s.es, sts.d At The romantic village OF Fort
lice al fe. Srl5 ard located "a Sound,
splendid and psnorsme view OF the Atlantic Oea1 New
Island &c A. ~hch cannot be
tr.,,d y ..flr - mi. es the Cry u s.wfork
T. al opened and popefy sfed ard no
auf beauify the gound per
irt rry b. sstst.ted which with the
ard the coufsr fm broo. render Fort ia al
ton a easily accessible - could - desired
Brooklyn teAutfuy GRADED
milton House crossing . properly which Afor1sa de-
carriage thereto the about " minutes
Pier North River 10 sad m A.
nd q ocock VI, daily; aso, the heypou boats
from han tcTst- az A NJ and f0eock r ~ also, sa
les South Bio0fln.
ars portion purchase remain on 10 ID md
gase ~ t.r years title nste wticl
ITr,G sbsr.sr furnished 20 ev--y par -hasr
Should 10 rn1 Nednesd4y Augef' 10, the sac VII not take
I'D, unn DAY tolf alt pace A. persO1
dsor, attending sale vii be furnished with steamboat tickets
free ofeharge.
For maps and full particulars, spT %
L. NEWELL
J. ". BARKER No. y lssigst.
C SANDERS
~ McGRAW, 10 f5j Broadway.
Or 10 the Auctioueer. No 20 Wal st. =. \. tD8l
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yT,HE NORWICH and WORCESTER RAILROAD
COMPANY propo.s. tr eosrsei . ilss.9o 81
nd nerchsree bef-een Ssri.rk AID Ne1 orc Aa rS-
- so-Eirh ~o mani o. ID f tsT = Oecsnoer ia
Ftezn.h1tEo o. E1 snA- = d -
fr toA;- enf F1cH H1l-1~f u 80 -----
tne freizhfrs trslness LAY regzre -
IL u ces'rEbe II - tse pTopu@.s sto-1 az = -
wi ts conveyed oetSae- ~ '
New Lond0r Alyr't Point ard Nor-lch - -
"a - n y. Corr, = Sorxa tie E.cerEsa-t Coit-
Of the Bo4-c o. DTecto7 -. ,,.r,,-v
CHARLES JOHNSON Na-T-ct CO1r-
J y PERKINS
FP HARBURY. No 81 Walt Ser-fort-
XEAST POWDER-B /. BABBlTI, Ia he "rlsisa
,v-rto- Of N. Cs-rsc. Povtsr ~sich ~
ola b, Din a. - - W.srr Sev iorr n S4es n
sho psrrh.s sso1li that ,neJ re 'ost ~7ts ne
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ca. Fss...n d-os.d ...,as q %.
SIT srte,s I've hoss tvo FEs hou.ehold fsrsEare az
A " MEKwIS, A1cr'oueer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER IL Co-Irsde Sales Rooms
RIerIii SrEYo.K Flll TH.os s.L.Beot. 20 ss.so9-y
soeoct Te re.iy for arb ID. ,.ste
CkOCKERY, CHINA and GLASS WARE NEW
- GoCDs-JoHN Evan AsIWEsP 4 SOY: g. 80. 81 % %
y. 1870. u = -, q -. Es,'s 49,. :. ~ -
ere o. are A.. rli.es aure sei ia.
Ps 70 e,E. Ensh Csiaa Toys as.or-ed' CSC, HstA
G- Va. Escorted &c ., Ivory H-aa- Knives ans 'Of' oii'
loCues the dsy prs'i0us Terms AZ sale
GREAT AUCTION SALE Of REAL ESTATE At
cLEyELAs9 os9 g III. Hsp 5,, s'S 'e eeT
SdS .,,ssl - M i. s.y n sspssber ne1t
The pr-ni,e' 50 Lots "a a. H-1t u ne ~ q &c
Con@sea. ard OF h- Ohio Cana AID nearer 70 ne
s,si - ~, ~, Is-S a.! .s.. ~. - 49, Goa, Has. c
Ni,I ard Puoe >Gare Ad bot 70 niastes was from me P
% any the City he CssA front beng
erpsne, .e cen + oosht ito dct e
y5. sd fr ths usae., purpose. The basnc o. M
ira. sefir. b.r. f,ctoe NIL A. There 'e,es l'rEs
st eIper.- lad the srsr ~ into reservoirs With Ii.
'uPpyBs every lot IN the p.i -a par. prnt ws,e' .nd : =
.oeh 1n.ehipery as nay & erected.
to NE rii.s5iss PlsIl Rod; When there ~
oeuis. this property .be sye from tSo nIoni
to- h 9th south West through University shs
petor grades st.b ~ the city .uth9t
The ~ofs row prosressni ard VI Dc nesIy y e
from Csna rou tie tshs May Of the ots have sese
beer With thrifty young fores rees aat the coming i
viii be planted BY the proprietor iron OF A. the S tnH VII
b likely 70 h occupied fo- residences
properly
soorug men and al others
Of Interested Cleveland res erate snd
tesse h The property must oa rank sos the
ard valuable n the
f1o 1ccneers fees % D. psit ~ ne oaf
onef0ah purch2- 20 BE- pad down
s1ins Ane hs balance II tine e1a snruA
wh an1A interest al per cent and taxes On TIE AID aa
the unpsz purchase money. -,,r
PEs ester amount tban ere'07fa aoN W. D
Cd per cent on he ices
Persons biddlns lots ius WI eonr;
cun Underlined whcr VIII b. a1chsd anon iro
b. who hods the ute . the and n ~hea ne Wi
obsate deed fer s1ch iasd on me faa
AID parties paying q a Tor tAer OF VII -
deed, directly from Mr Case
CCTER son And The severn and oee IN ne cay and maps
VII b. fuInishsd he bidders the day Of sale
SoBo the WesiheT prove stormy the sale viii be pspSns1 ~ .ns
neat tAir day :. .. SUM
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'Glofhins.
Jnoia Rubber Goods.

STUUUOs
VIULCANIZED RUBBER GOODS THE UNION
INDIA RUBBER COHPANY Warehouse No ls N.s's1st,
New-York,
sole Msnufsctur.rs under Goodyesr's Patent,
70 he the
CLOTHING or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Rhf Fe.vy .b ard Black Goats Coess and Cspes
Efenrs and Pes Jscsets Frernens COtts ana Csps@
Ponchos, Oversls, Waking And eiong Leggns
CLOTHS, &c
Lus-red Plain Cloths Neoce1n Cot-
Tsrrsulrs Comp Bsrtes and Plan Table Ind
Piano Foite Govern Horse Coyer
AIR WORK.
single and Double Air Beds Pll0ns Cushioaa
IifePreservers Buoys Wages foa's LIE bozts
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
Bresst ps Nipple shields Ieethins Nats N'inng eot
syrzs Sheet Rubber for Bs.dEes ss ,hseag+ Dssecag
"F7 D. NJ. WILSON, President
p 81 sHEPARp Treas ard seey.
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TOR CALIFORNIA--IDdepende Opposition Lac
TsuTss Tsss, seseS 5 s. ice ~ ,s 80
TANKEE BLADE 80 20 = sn.hsd wits stes7s'
49, 80. s,s.u.sir -. - SspseseS s.pu~a ., SAT-
1a1 ", i ~ O. a: nd ~ S' si e &c scE SAN
Ma -heh ". ~ eaissiJ o. To- 49,. ~ 80
he ssssn.. ss-ias h. Ene s IN =. r-sr-t' 800
tees srd ~ sa.sry.s.. .or .Sssd Ev,
.. e ,de Of The O-r, .ae O-Ds, % ne, -. Avn
spd TO iss ,s,sr,s sna .dvsHss PsTdn h IN. ssnsi
tsehsd ssviee Ane usHs ire o. sAa'E fS
Freight or Passage '''' "a Nils As-ui No
EOR LIYERPOOL-United States Mai steamship
ARCTIC Cspt c Laes-Th s'esasha 81 dsPs .,'a ne
ScSel II o@ Der SsT 4 s. ~, q cs.-s
For fe skt psssAx hsBs sneased seeoDuolso'. of &c
'--'' - ''-' EDWARD K COLLINS Co, No 50 w.i-e
IL .;ssH .siS BALTIC ARCTIC -,
LUK LIyERPOOL-PATRIO TIC Linz -In-l vS
ereid packet SHIP oRlEhr. Capt III, ~ h.se
essieh tie sys Eor ss, PA.s Asy -
E sP6s-s SdG1s 1ES a a B' s 10 S s ho
A. tsefsy requested to hand si eAaes Ga e's 'asI
NOTICE-PACKEESHI HENRY CLAY, from
~ y The .sovs ye'.e AZ. asssy -
gsa to 1 H . STi.is = I 70 Il. ,a %
sPOFFORD TlLEs1Os Co. Ne g Broadway
Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-Semi-Week
soTTI 5Sf E E ''sf pee 10 T.
sht app, board where ali balls Of lasns vi Be- saei sd
III sPoFFoRD. rILEsroS CO, No 50 Brosi-ay
Throush reses Florida FOL To J.essnve s5i
PIstta 81.
Hereafter there vii he semi-weeiiy Line.
STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and GLASGOW.
Is G',C s I'D SsY91 s;s s S.pssy & ns:
Conn afef Will ss from New orb for 3szow % WEDNESDAY
III September l. o'clock sad SATURDAY. "a NovoD
ber AZ u O'clock -.
(SaIoon State Roorsl.
First CABIN (aship State Rooms.
Second Cabin
Seward fee incnd-d-
Apply AcsfhOS No IS Broadway
"a Tha
sERLS Capt CTOnAn, will sve for tie above Islands
NsdI esdsy. sept -.
PazsEe Bern
- Thomas. 10
Fer ress.se arpiy 20 T. CCNARD No { Bowling Green.
Is,HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAlERS-The Ships couposin tAs
VIC III aSTrc c.r, West PACIFIC CAPT Svs
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Lave sHRgNssURY
Long Branch.

gill Be readiness
country Ea Heights squan Line
AL pesns fortd trusting this Boat Of The
A UGUST, lo53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch
"A Ocean Hoas Highland Doeh Port Wshnnon Mounts and
Dock NiddeoWp Red Banks The soensd
GOLDEN GATE Capt A. Little vii leave Pier foot Of
Rcbnsonsf- n. r, as follows. Fare IS
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cHssLts l. CLASkE, Secretary
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ne.
Goparinersb hip.

DIsSOLUTION-The undersigned, copsrtaers here
~ doing under he .nd q ADAMS
sTURGES NeE-Yofk w STURGES Co. NewArt. Oao, and
WILLIAM sTURGBS Zsnesvie Ohio, tbs day doved
tua corsert eseh being fully authorized The Of The
y hsuidstol-Nsvfc.k JAY /, 1856. Adams
VIM STURGEA
A " GRAHAM
SOTICY bu<r- heretofore dooe NewYork By ADAM
sTURGES, ard IN ZGresvilc Ono BY WILLIAM SrURGES
IN Be continued BY the u Who have tins
the -znsactirE Genera Comm
,ua BANKING und the add erns Of ADAMS
gICkINGHAMs No is sogfhst New Iork L. BUCKIN0HAh
Co, Zsaesyills oEO--HswYork, JAY /, iSS
J L. ADAMS
JOHN BUCKINGHAM.
l. BUCKINGHAM.
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Eb-Ihs Boat will ADVERTISED weather permitting s,axs
VII Dc In readiness al Of The country
Al persons forbid tun tbs Boat seeount Of the OWEN
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of Whtehal-s,-
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. Fare 81 cents To QUARAN
fINE sTAPLEToS, VANDERBILT LANDING On AID Isr jug
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DOONTON CUT NAILS-Manufactured and con
I'D stantly on hand and for sale BY ,,urxv.,opn
No. ls9 Greenwich corner Cetar-st
DIOCK TIN PlPE.-The undersigned are prepared
0,o,nt IN TIN Pipe simply service supply whole
"f~' - VIM &. GRE AMERS Co. flumbeIS
nouS 4thav, 9th It.. New Bible House
Y,ouER FLIES and GAS TUBES-l 600 English
I.p welded Boiler Flues to in daner $500 ieet Ensh.h
o., Tubng in For sale BY EDWARD h gACoI 10 Colo 81
First Premium Ranges
JOHN T. BUDD, Manufacturer and proprietor OF
81 Lockwood, celebrated CoOkss and Lsundr kAnses .sS j.
which, for eeauy durSeuir and e'
a., e,rnot Be surpassed AL Ranges warranted IRON
esvpvsd No 6l6 Broadway, opposite 81 Thomas Oaaea
KNIVES and FORKS, POCkEI-hNINh>, ma
Rutt screw. 10 Cooper Edge Tools Of the most approves makers
So fIoor. giy,s Sc and Ship CsrPenters EDGE Ioo
Pspes sa~s Se Comprising sa and complete assortment o. sI
Tdse found the Hardware Store Of
& 81 LITTIE, Nos. IS and 81 Fulton g.
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CAUTION ORIGINAL SEWING MACHINE
al No so BroaaTay, where all person. interested Gao
r ss;,ss s sso L fH HARNESS. Sc isb,
vdse To- th uselyes without comment fom interested as
s ,ssr sshb them duly executed aud from
hs% The PSss ES ISJNCoN AGAINST SINGERS
Nscpe so called which certified coy io she -cla u W
UsasS s .:. 4. GGH s r%S S Needle e ,
ORIGINAL patent And 81 ps.o 70 Ss pa6 ' oa csa.s on
me- viii prosecuted to the fullest eaisp u t r. P.,epe.
CHlCHEsTEks FLAX and HEMP MACHINERY
~ This system OF machinery fer pulling Flax ana seasns ava
ess.iss fs1 s1S r. operation and IS po~ ondea offered
the public ss the only .,e sSa SIs" spS in 6. Of
The seh,neIy y simple aud Ss.s iPd we
ooerss ~ leaving and hemp line better condition than has
been ssosS BY %sf s and Den Flax esn be seen
Crystal Palace IL the Machine arcade M .,.of 80,
&C. cen he 'i' RPI SAhFsON No os Pnes New York
LENS CHICHESTER Paieuee, Brooklyo City.
XEYSFR's FURNACES tor WARNING all kinda
IN buildings The best Il use IS to 9as o. heat % %
Hot wssI Furnace which wiz be warmed :, 'S ss
s s%s, n sSs,S. "a HeiSs Msfs ls w..
CEWING MACHlNES-lhe Avery Sewing Ma
chine beyond question the hest and strongest stitch OF
awning machine ye invented sa shS H .uS n R oaS
stitch be est is simple ~ E ,Ss S.Sd. IL e,
es. M eO,uelSn No, me any S.S, n@s u.s.
W. io taors cloth sewers rnePabc
invited call at TIE ComPanys ONO, No 81 bst
and examine aud th'nshli iesi 'hr srus
- AprhIt a, Of the work done by these machines - -
rnS xv Fl sf%iS6 MACHINE Co. No Isl Boady
ISTFAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON, COT the
- late firm Of wswoh Mason G9idl No = BrosdSsy manu-
scrr. Pipe for steam Gas and Water valves Ooks
Frs and every description Of steam and Ga Wors steam Boilers
Coils aud Evaporation STEAM vacuum,
so ,, Gsuses and numerous other Steam Boiler and Ensne
great variety OF Steam and hot w er
aud OF
srerl in neAry section OF the country
TINO BlIIDLERS, CONTRACTORS and OWNERS
III vi II M n.
t seyera ze Kitchen Ranges Of superior construction 81 10"
prices.