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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
It cannot bl decided that the

1t cannot I'D decided that the
moon was ever il hh bited as yet. By
looking through lord Roses great
telescope, every Object on the SUFFICE
of the moon, Of tbd height of one hum
dred feet, Is distih@tly seen. On its
surface are crater$ Of extinct yGlga-
noes, rocks, and n asses of stone al
most innumerable. But there are no
signs Of babitatioH such as ours, no
vestige Of arehitd stural remains to
show that the md on is, or ever was,
inhabited By rad 9 Of mortals SINH
lm to ourselves. No water is Wis IDLE,
10 sea, no river, all seems desolate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

lSome ladies v i'll forgive Stiffness;
bal none linn nndrs, And there
are but lew ca able of judging Of
yohr learning a4d genius; but all Of
yotr behavior.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

4 number OF TAD farmers Of Kent
county, MARYLAND, alI slave holders,
recently held me fling, and res3lv-
ed to secure The services Of Hon.
f. F. Chalmers, Ii lie Jalge Of The
Court Of Appeals of Maryland, to
argnf be Lennon slave case before
the JJnEted States Sulcme Courl,
shou ID the case be brought before
that tribunal. Til y pledge item
sclve to subscribe a II rye fee, aud
also to bear a proborlionate share
o. the costs Of The fase]
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

Stephen Fisher, a p Dor unioriu-
nate creature, " as lately arrested as
a vagran' IN ST. Lduls, Mo. Drunk
has been this man. Gu Sc. He was
a lieutenant in The NJ exlcan war,
but since then ha 5 II Hen step by
step from the big ID degree OF his
manhood TO the lie vel lot what he
is. In his drunken hninor he con>
mitted a larceny, and was pardo d.
ed by the governor beiPre hls short
term expired. Since then he has
been kept from dy ing lu The stree Is
bv those who knew and pitled bifn.
This is the effect of undue mdHl-
gence III the use OF iliCbliol.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
srown's E,seence 93inyer,

60 Doz IN store and expected ~ a i~w
DAYS 4Eis valuable and ieaSani arficle 5
rapidly growing lnpublic iavpTland s. Ems in
b. wleh preferred TO any simIIar enc Ie now
hei3ts The public.
EWIV. BROWN & co.
Sept. % Nashville. Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
es0E we p q ES e7Ez.
r. A. GRiY { co.

. HAvE PURCHASED the entire siuc k
g. of Goods of SHANKLIN Y GARD
Il NER, and are now offering the
sanb e at unusually low prices Cor cash. or 10
p4ictuaI dealers on the usual ,Iae. Il has
bdcb,ne very common for Merchants 10 say
lha lhey are selling Goods FOR smaller proits
thhh any other house IN town ms we
wi leave FOR The PUBLIC TO decide. Bdi we
will say this mnch-ail who wish 10 bug
Gbbds CHEAP, give US a call. and examhe
ouH prices. That is tile way tp p,ove the
matter FEB. 70, 1907
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

A DECIDED WEBsrERsMAN. In
OLE of the boxe S Yesterday d ticket
was found with THE following in
scfiption. 'sFor President, Daniel
Websta-a dead lion in prefer
ente to two live dogs p a. o. Dd-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
10 iIle ladies.

asta, w have received a splendid assert
4zssasS men OF Eaerfsslaleric>; also, a mag
IF nildent-oi OF Cards. Notices F,nve-
Ppes, Note and Letter Paper. TO winch we
POLITELY my ite yonr special "tisnilonl Give
us call, and wa will endeavor q please YOU.
DIEMER s. HAMPTON.
MI 90
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
TullahOma Lots.

HENHE Undersigned has LAID of blocks OF
4 LOTS of several acres IN each, for pr
vatp residence. and Is now prepared to sell
iheE at private sale 10 those who desire To
haqe sumuer residences. in the hfaufifui
ahd healthy town OF TuIiniOE1sIs. We
NAVE in tIIe Town STE. besides THE most
healthy atm osphere and pune 'reesiohe va
ten. a mo4t excellent Cbaly heaie String.
which-is supposed to be mixed With white
sulphur.
NAV 30. iSse-u.
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"a faNas
EaRRELLAS.
ls.enl,eman's u ear.

We HAVE large and de'ra-
mi bic stock oil Cloths CassImeres,
-sstf.> aud Veslinss. Blankets. OFercoat-
ioas. and ready made CloIhIng. OF every de-
scfhp,ion. Gentlemen would do well 10 give
us Ia call at our New 3riek Store, north east
conner OF the Public Square. before puscha-
sinn. THOMSON s BUCHANAN.
3ct. IA. 1872.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

NJo CHARGE Tor Parse RIrrrof. pr
~ CONSULTATION IN KELAtIoS ~ pis
/ IE. DlEAiER s HAMPTON.
MI %
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

vonF ali precedent. J, gees Ike an spasI
with hesiihg ON IT'S wings"
To persons who wish. we ran furnish
names add residences Of persons IN he
ciis and cenH'ry, who have beenerut,d o;
Rheumatism. sPrnins, Bruises.
BursHs. and The most loa;hsatne sntes: a.
we'll as Turner's. Cancers aEd " ems;
and OF horses Thar have been cured a. sy,;.y-
ins. Ring-Bones, SpIinI, FSsts.i:., and
Poli-Eviis, and hard bor ed lup.ots On III.
feet, legs. shoulders. ami back. Ainsost ev-
cry tafmer rhToush7ui The county can tesu
liy 10 ils Wonderful healing paue,.-ald
n"fe 81 'hem ouid he day uisloui IL
ow "ets Pi livery Stables ami Stage Compa-
nies 60" save hundreds Of dollars rtstlr ~
usIne ms Li1iment en- 'b-ii horses REs,.es.
er They become ssiied. ciIafIrd. or eslFped
from anY The Thousand aeeidep,s 10 = I,ch
tbsF, stock is suhecI.
Purchasers Will save money By huyipo lie
large sIzt bottles; the 50 eeni s,zt yo,.iain,rg
'hree. and 'hf d"!lareishi times tl,e qnantiiy
3s GROSS just received and for SAFE =,
P,9priricr's prices by
J. NJ. ZiMERNAN.
W holf sale and Retail Agent. doors freus
The Square. Market s,rsel.
sr-TS For sale IN Fave;tevInr. Tenn., b,
MftLRQY & CRAWFORD ars
/ NaSbsii'e. Sep. q 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

EAtTttCt Oh E4Os W OOI.
$50 LBs. tsxr5act IN susl boxes;
APO pounds Blue Vurrol, received and for
sale by ENlN. BROWN s co
Sept ] 8 Nashville, Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
Circulating I.ibrury,

WILL be CO.. I bIFNr s 9 { + %ProS
April %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
D. b J Is. y. ELLIOT :,
.!eteiTing Fer Harding 1 Commission
G1E R0Ega s.
ALSO, Agent for kaH. =. wa Salt,
SHELBYFI1LE, TENN.

eI WILL offend promptly 10 receiving
and ierw hrding ali Gabds aud Pro
dude Consigned ip his care. 'QOns'sH,ly on
hai LARGE AMI WELL 81 EEcEED stock oi
Groceries, Indigo. Mae iIr, Pepper,
spice, and all artices .usus ply kept tor tam
ny a9d pantaIiPr supFiIeF. AanaHa
= Et will be FURNISHED al kashyille prices,
adj lrg freight.
RE FEREEcE
+. 9. GooDaIfB s Co., Fayetteville
qiiLL s Rus ELL, do
gooDaIoH BUcHAnAN & IbEAvERs. do
f. NJ. CoLDwELL * Co SheiOy lille.
d. DAvID-oN s Soss. do
j. II s X ID De cry, do
4 EAKiN & Co. do
RR4ME. JETT s &c, do
! p DRoMGsdLk. do
fall < CUNsi inca AM. Nashville
10. EDWARDS. do
1lct'RE & TGRsASs. DO
Twin BRowN y Go. do
4IMMERMAn & Co do
" II. GoRDoN DO
August 5. 1852
GU kG5CAL SHIPMENTS. OF RARE
H. ElNlsH, flsr sal ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
Stationary.

Y!IIiUHaFI.
EET Z nave yh haad hne assortment al
Wv Post No And Cap PAPER; ENVE
LQi'ES o all kInd :: PEN Of every descrip-
uoS INKS OF II e pes, qualify.
kpnl % DlEMER : HAMPTON.
A POl'HlEC1kE'S FURNITURE, and
IL EiAl% a:koiipd. Tor sale by
kplll q. DJEMER 4 HAMPTON
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

-NONSTANTLY on hand, supply ofrhe
III most popular Patent Medicines.
n pfil 20 DIEM Err &HAMPTON-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

iOl ernayf' 70 lrw GAYS, Wirpodi $50 ?
pied'''nts insa.' 80 g fny
81 iiph o' 're country W aoffese ffisr.
(HISt pald) s'nrng the symptoms b<sFYr d.
edle>, and enclosing . lee o. n I-asi lion. So
iql23- a. e"mPenSai'pn i"F 'fonAie, \ ian
= 'nfdi fine and iaD Difecuba iar4 sfjtJ
idlthen, 10 any way they Nav titect.
4 J.. MITCHELL.
I9Iian Botanic Doctor; Office. MsrksrlSircct.
th'-e P"'Fs nom NE FuiPlc oq'iafs. slsn %
the Indian. N4sHriLLE. 1EsN
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13
NAEnEiLLE AEgEsriskMeN.ls
SEexiean Mustang I.inimsnt.

THs Tepu,at.sB If Ibis
PREPARATION - tnessasrt q
dlliy; the cirLle II ~ ~
HiIPrre anG Hrb,,,nfisd
pppnisfiiy Is Deepening
and wrdeHI's; ~ Z fhr CO.
ses ~ faia ard sLd~rluc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-13

GIDKGJCAL lNS1 RUMENTS. OF RARE
H. E'iHlsH, t.I - ~
IS Rpril %. uiEMER < n AMPTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
nlarhinerp, Sc.

A NEW THING ENTIRELY The most
IA astonishing performance heard Of Barrels. Firkin~
kegs and the whole cooper family made and finished with
defect, air tight and smooth enough " yarnsh, en-
trey by Machinery
Our Machine with the tools used 10 perform tho work.
IL patent tor which we have received Gold aud Silver
Medals and State Diploma IL takes the timber ia tho boz
sawshe following in tho grain cuts them all Of eluA
length. planes both In aud outside perfectly smooth tries
the quality Of the timber joints them IN PEI feet manner
giving each aye It's equal proportion OF Bulge acc9dlo1 70
It's width be II wide chamters bowels cut, the
crease the head and prepares the barrel oT kes f
the hopping In manner perfect, complete, and
of nor finish that challenge the World 10 produce
better barrel hrkn or keg than Machines make.
the ro $40 per day TO the single set to which We nvts
the particular attention of alt who choose 70 give them IN
specton We manufacture articles Of the barrel family
from III, smallest white lead keg 10 the largest CASH Ia geo
eal use all Of which BE- warranted 70 bold the most
subtle LIQUIDS or be adapted b. the packing OF dry goods
In fact the machines make imperfect article ex'
s.pt the defect is exclusively ~ the timber Il,
We have ashop st Elura ". u directly on the Iino O
the New-Yors aud Ere Railroad, and the klnir. ana
Niagara FOls Railroad five minutes walk north OF tue dePo
where sny persons who wsb witness the operstion
the machines and tes TO h-iT perfect ssssctoh every
banch of the work We viii feel the utmost pleasure IN
exhibiting such everything connected with the WORK
Persons desIous OF purchasing the Right and Msehines
for any location unsold can obtain any INTO "
s0n thereto by sppl 20 us through the mail Thefe
are but few Of the States remaining IN our hands uon
still applicants will b. referred to the present owner
uo.t ofwhoru will doubt hold for disposal de@rsoo
locations within their respective Territories IL IL con
coded BY all Judges Who have examined the machne thh
surpaes thing that has be invented tor tns
purpose and must entirely sapersede AZ hano
coopernz HI 80 a..
Fditots ofThe New-YoTk Tribune.
VIM TRAP g. CO. Peteufees and ProOrietors,
El,nira New-YOrk, March u, lS'b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
DWELLING HOUSES and LOTS 70

DWELLING HOUSES and LOTS for
~ skLF-Tbe undersigned have az BrdgepoTt Coan-
dun Eve minutes walk OF me eentef OF t5st city sa ec
r-tsd th.rewith by new and splendid cslrASe O.as.
a 90 o-th OF the most desirable Lots Connectea-
her Tor manufacturing purposes residences bniseport
contains 10 go rnhabaas Of tbe most varedy eeAs
i. psur.l Attractions or those embellishments which
yeyy heavy outlay have created "A =;
The zruurd il high and dry, toe water pare ana so 70
,bs ra-k OF seres Of natural wood OF stfey
erowth about ~ dwellings OF tasteful Architecture asse
be- b-it AID erecting thereon NoThere ~ tos
,s Of he New YORK ard NewHAven Railroad Are theHs
eh irinseuens offered 70 those Locating neuseyesin me
equity We have several very beautiful cottages toI sac
large PORTION Of the purehase money can rean on o1,'
CAGE Acdress or call on DAVID W. THOMSON Dre ge-
port Agent soI the ProPrston P T BARNUM ana W. d.
kOPIF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
TARM and COUNTRY RESIDENCE for

Il SALE at Windsor c. recently occupied ~ DR. 81 LII.
The bindings have al been recently built and in modern
s-ye The Farm twenty-five Of the best land
In the valley Of the Connecticut River Is well stocked with
the choices. varieties Of fruit shrubs and flowers IL
y situated shout minutes walk Of the Hartford aud
Spring feh Railroad Depot IN the immediate vicinity OF
the Churches and Schools and considered OF the most
desirable country residences IN the Stste.
Referenoe-Wm. Rowland, Esq, No. = Beekuian ST.
Hon z. d. Morgan, New-lor Cry orto 49, ~
JAS. X. SILL, Esq Windsor, CT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

ITO LET-The Lecture Room of the Welsh
Il Conversational Church in lltAst ne.y S&sy will be
let any evening The wees tor Lectures, Religions
inks &c Also the body Of the ChGIch VIII be let every
ssbash forenoon and The Lecture Room TIE a.rnoon
and eveprs small Conyresasien. Fer srtaer nforna
noD apply 10 MORGAN No. 10 D.vHeavt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
EAST MORRISANIA LOTS-Time extend

IL ed year for paymen; q 80 per cent OF purcnss
and hsuce on or before March n 1855. These los occnpy
yery be..tbs and beautiful location near and IN nl view
o the Eat River and N the immedse vicinity OF rest
dencs Of several Of the most wealthy and spectacle c
xeas of Westeheser County Also fine fishing within
but na. through tn. property also the New Rochelle
AID Scoud.v Railroad which has heen lately Chartered
il exp. cted, will pass through this property Several
ho.-es are now bu ding and lots selinE rapidly Distance
OF this property from the City Hall nine iles Title per
et For nsT. and other inorrpsEson apply 20 D. B. WIN
TON No 8 Trvon-row near Harlem Railroad Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

DOARD.-ROOms TO let to Gentlemen and
Dtheir Wives or Young Gents 4 No % St Marks-pace
sthst Stages pas the door Reference exchanged N B.
No moving Oh the LIST OF May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
Gummer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD near GLEN COVE
go. Sho,e and A. the saroe rne AVOID the nigh rents and
increasing e1prnses Of the e can obtain good Board with
without ses bathing sevs'n ~ o,ove,.
b.Iy hesby HORSE and carriages 70 be had at ehesp
rate SHOOTING fishing &c &c The fast steamer ShQ
TON 49, ,se. Cav between Glen Cove ar New York.
ror ,s,tcpsys inquire Of l. LEWIS. No. "A Sosth-st;
JOHE IEWIS No. IS Coenties-slip; OF 10 HENRY
G. VALENTINE, Agent at Glen Cove Landing
COUNTRY BOARD.-A respectable family,
~ ooc.isns Of gentleman. lady and child, have taken
Al Fordhs tDl LIST November and would be glad for the
sake Of social company &C. TO take two or three geutee
persos board for the time giving them the use 81 TWO
large rooms on second fooT and the privileges OF nome
The rooms are now ready. There u or trains each
way Der day Address BOYNTON this office, with name
and place Of interview.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
EARM for SALE-At Plainfeld. New-Jer-

sey % miles from NewYork. Said farm contains ~
acres IN hish state Of cultivation. On II there Bst"o'
story house and al ecessry outhuidnE with two never
f ing streams Of each side OF the far and
Is suitably divided plOw meadow, and pasture and
with two apple orch rds choice grated fruit and peach
srchsrd Of Zoo in full bearns with al kinds OF small
fruit and uish the New-Jersey Central Railroad and hEe
inutss " ak from the village Of PAinhed. which Is ad-
vspeing rapidly population with good schools Churches
and Stores al respects very desirable place bal 81
tvothirts nav re main bond and mortsage required
For further particulars inquire Of W D. DUN; Co. NO
e2Dey third floor or Of the subscriber, on the premises
-DN' - JOSEPH NELSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

4 LOT, north side 54th.st, 30 feet west Of
a sth sv.. CORPORATION title Street. opened ground
ol ss TO grade asd terms Easy. For sale by j. c. SAN
DFKs No, 8 Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

tORSALE-On easy terms. the Dew four.
Il eorbrek HOUSE snd STORE ca the serp,r ~ H.,
and bsiE .ts South Brooa yes rood ocstlon for 80
esry OF hAsry. Apply ~ PATRICK GER.Il jry n
SoPeazst, Gew-YoTk. - W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
CWYNNE,s CENTRIFUGAL PUMPs-

OFor Paper Mirs Dry DOCKS. Golfer Dins Mines ha .
nfsetores Steam Vessels and situations requiring po"sns
Pnnps OF Fine Engines IL has equal Cost oey one
third that OF other pumps No repairs required iof ye+
F,snine them and get . circular with recommendations
UNION POWER Co, Of 4. -
Ofics No. - Deyst, up s'ara
Garth 20 and ascbins Work generally, IN hrsi m'Hhs
D lowest prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

ITO LET.-A front Basement. suitable for an
Il Office, from May Apply premises No ~ Broome-
ST. after 5oelock Z. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
DOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG La

BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG La
10 DIES, Hobsken, N. MADAME and the Misses
ROUSSELLE late Of Halifax Nova Scotia, beg 10 inform
their trends and the public that have removed to No
Hudsonpsce (opposite Franklin terace) salubrous
and igLtul situation where they have ample accommO-
dAtion for young Ladies Boarde The Of nruc
ton comprises English various branches the French
and Iasn Languages taught the Oliendor system
Music end Drawing Cards of Terms be obtained at
the above address.
REFEREScEs-Rev. Francis Vinteu, D. d., Rector Grace
Church Brooklyn; W. O. Lamson, 2i SprinSst, New
York Rev Mr. Bruce Hoboken Beverley Robinson Esq
Counsellor at Law, No 50 Was; Deming Duer Esl- OF
the finn OF j. D. King SSons Bankers, No. 80 william
IL New iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
for SALE at YO1KERs--A

very snug ,ouveniest Hcose tor sIe n tas ssastsa
yilIse OF fsakers Wser,On ust ever hSe niasses
wsn from the dspos OF steAneos sndins. an
by iss deep The bousr entirely new snd Contains three
7us 90 The 6rsS oor with kitchen AMI wash house al
o1ps ,hre, rpous the second story, and room over
d. Lehsn ith TIVE good eoses and fear naisaed ms
In ~. third or attic story Viii BE- sold for asa sP'
,i,ss for imxaSisfcly Terms liberal Atso, snos Der
yfasa s,i.T IA the above two bish IA the I'm.
r1s,iist. peiEhborhood. Price sS7s-,iso new, vel
fn sb<d throughout. and ~ good order fer nther p
,9Isr Snply 70 GEO H BELL, No lSs Nassn-st- or to
JENNINGS & PRICHARD. Yonkess, shttie above me
Post Office on the OPPOSITE side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

EO2 SALE--A beautiful Country Residence.
intke town Of FAIRFIELD, c.: CONTAINING About seysr-
tssn l,s Of sood Lsnd with elegan, modern Mar
son an out buildings 70 eoresponc Tins place u delight
fully snated within few minutes dive Or VAL rom IN.
NewIgs snd NeE-Hsveu Rsl roS6 Staten AZ q. -
and banded The ~ beLstiu OF ALT wsf-
furnlshss excellent bst;rs Es,ang Gna plSure pg
All tlmet and the ylcsEltv s graz snanIer r- " or f,
onshe farshes from the city. Irisr u4rticsla, NAV
Issnec y spplssatlol to GEO. w ATWOOD
NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

ITO LET-Te. a small, quiet family, part OF
House No IN Fast 2Oth-st d-ay., consisting Of
three rooms on the first floor and the third Rent
SIS per month. Inquire az above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
Real Cssiate for Sale.

AN ELEGANT HOUSE stene 'front.' for
"A sALE-In l7thst noar Union luare-buit by the
occupant enc wear his beautifully painted
anu panel dry and hgt under cellar three story
ard atfc and most conveniently arranged and divide for
the comfort Of family particularly ON the pafor and dln-
Groom hoOI This House is offered Tor sale a. the own q
l. sbout lesng III civ and 8fori uunsua opportunity
. Obtain good house. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No.
! lne-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

ITO LIE T-Well lighted Rooms. with or
i without steam-Power, Of any sire: inT.re Of
c. NJ. sIN0NS0N, No. lsi Lewis-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

ITO LET IN BROADWAY-Sever suites
Of Offices at No. Is Broadway, suitable for Merchants
Lavyers &c Apply At No I'll Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
CNOR SALE or to LET-A Farm, three

NOR SALE or 10 LET-A Farm, three
il miles from Hoboken fcres lying the Bergen Turn
pike which 10 be rCcOnstrcttd iuto hrst-clsss
plank rosd On Il is large family anson and two Cot.
inses with suitable grounds fruit and shrubbery attached
will be dispose Of separately together parties
Offer gyT excellent opportunity 20 hose who are
dfsgous OF summer location in the country. Also for
se so ucr,s OF In proved Land two miles from Jersey
CRY ard HobOke ferries, the Pat and New YORK
plank read. For further Information, inquire vi c. ID.
VAN WACENEN, No. = Watsr-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

AT PRIVATE SALE-A four-stOry brown
IN stone front House and Lot IIyine-pace, between
lab and 18th SITS and the west side Of the street Tue
house Is ~ feet by 60 feet in depth hnAied IN elegant style
For price sud more full particulars apply 10 ANTHONY j.
BLEECkER, AuctioDeer NO. I boed-t.
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ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
sLLl.--. Al.-s WI NsAA ~

H SCHOOL for BCYS-A. WILLIAMSON, A. NJ
Principal.
This school IS Bedford Westehester Co 10 miles from
NEWTON. snd from the Harlem Railroad with which
there - aAily commun .stiou BY stage.
Terms, ffsm SIS TO $40 per session of q weeks
Next se-siOn VII comm May "a
Circulars Containing parcuars, te-tmORlsls nc, may
b I'd hv afaIt the pfineIpal.
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CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL BOARD

y ING sCHOOL.-The Irving Institute, Tarrytown,
Myths we'll Known and popular School from 10 de-
ghtful and saubrous locations its and superior
couuOdatiOns aud genents aud from its facilities tor
personal improvement, aud for acquiring Classical
Commercial education, presents inducements 10 parents
and attractions to students seldom surpassed HOrsenan-
ship gymnastics and Vocal MUS, taught without charge
Instruction in French and Spanish b. Native Teachers
Number limited 20 twenty-five. Charges for term Of Eve
months, commencing May sl25. Circulars at nos 2sj
Broadway u Bowery snd st rhe nstitute.
L. l. C. LOOMS A NJ. PRINCIPAL.
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rDO LET-A three story brick House in
l9th-st containing Croton and gas, between 9Th and
6thavs Apply at No. 81 Godst
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CTABI.E 10 LET-The large and desirable
Sbrck Stable ON Crest LONGEST attached 70 No. 10 Bond
Ct Apply 10 ID W. LEE, No " Ferry-s., between the
hours OF and u 4. NJ
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ITO LET-To small family, part of House
Il consisting OF front room and bedroom on p floor,
rooms 10 si.ic and kitchen Inquire ~ No. 30 4thst.