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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

GREEK PIRATEs.-The chief of a gang of
Greek pirates, repenting of his evil deeds, has
recently made confession on board the
French steam corvette Chaptal, of the cap
ture of an English schooner in the Levant,
the Harriet, and the murder of her whole
CREW.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

sY"If you wish to die soon, submit to all
the bloodletting and leeching operations
Of "regular doctors"-iake plenty Of cal
omel or carrosine sublimate- antimony--
arsenic! The undertaken will then have
lob.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01
DoS'r Observation-Disclosures be your con.

DoS'T COMPLAIN.-WhaIeve be your con-
dition inwardiy, or outwardly-let not CON-
plant fall from your lips. You may be poor
and obliged to work hard day by day; but
this world is place Of toll. Millions have
toiled before you, who are at rest in the
kingdom above. Are you abused! So was
the most perfect man the world ever saw
Abuse will not injure n sterling Character
Harsh words rebound to the speakers own
hurt. Are you cheated! So is every honest
man. If you complain at every mishap-at
every slander-at every dog at your heels
you will pass life Of misery. The best
course is, to suffer without complaining, and
to discharge all your duties faithfully "a in
fear of God. The man who has a snarl al
ways on his brow, scorn on his lip and
mountain on his back, not one of which he
can muster courage enough to REMOVES
one of the mos; miserable. If you complain
at triiles now, before you die, you will embit-
ter ever hour of your existence, by your un-
happy disposition.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

OF The lady who did not think II rospec-
table to bring up her children to work has
lately heard from her two sons. One of them
is a bar-keeper on flatboat, and the other is
in the penitentiary.
As the seed is sown, SO will you reap.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01
New ORLEANS, August &c.

The New Orleans cotton market is unset
tied. The sales of the week comprise 1880
bales. Receipts for the week, 1880 bales
Stock on hand, $500 bales. Flour is dull at
AT TO 1926 per Dbl.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

HARD TMEs.-The New York Tribune of
the 9th, concludes an article on the present
hard times as follows:
We are TO have cheaper food after harvest
that is inevitable. Tens of thousands OF
stalwart laborers have already been discharg-
ed from suspended buildings, finished or I'M
finished railroads, grading streets, DC, to
swell the number who are cultivating the SOIL
Thousands more will follow in their footsteps
before another spring. Canada is to pour IN
her heavy crop of grain upon us free OF duty;
and while MANY farmers will hold on for the
great prices of last winter, there are more who
owe debts that must be paid, and will have
to sell soon. Should peace be made this
wear in Europe, wheat will fall to n dollar
bushel at Rochester, or ten shillings here;
should the war continue and extend, it may
hold up to n dollar and half at this port in
December. Peace might carry up cotton
triie, but it is more likely to rule lower. The
stock of old grain and flour is unquestionably
light, but no more will be exported to Cali
fornia-a change which will be felt There
is no fear that spectators will monopollze
the crop of 1854 and seek to hold it for ex-
orbitant prices; the money for such an opera
ton is not to be had Only the stubbornness
of the Autocrat, resisting the persevering en-
treaties of the other great Powers, that he
will not constran them TO fog him, can pre-
vent a sensible cheapening of food before
winter sets in.
II it were possible to stay or even mitigate
the influx of foreign gewgaws and frlppery
BY every vessel from Europe, we should con-
fdently proclaim, in spite of present embar-
rassmerts, that "Alrs wellr' But with 81
100000 per week of importations here, and
nearly an equal amount in the aggregate ut
the other ports, we cannot see how the in
tense pressure for money, nowS 80 generally
felt, is to be vanquishcd. While the receipts
of gold from California are permanently re-
duced, the demand for its export to pay the
balances against us in Europe is constant and
undminished. How this outflowing tide may
be benefcently turned, seems to us the
economic problem of our day-we regret that
our rulers seem neither disposed to assist in
its solution, nor even capable Of comprehend
ing its existence. But the time will come.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

tY When travelling, ifyou put your watch
and wallet in one of your stockings and then
place the latter under your pillow, it Is quite
certain that you'll not go off the next morn
ing in a great hurry, without taking your
property along.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

tB- An editor out West has married n girl
named Church; he says he has enjoyed more
happiness since he joined tho Church than he
eyer did in his life before.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

sY- The Superintendent of the Georgia
State Road has given notice, that the agents
of the road will discontinue the forwarding
business as heretofore carried on.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

lg- On Tuesday cargo of 5000 bags of
Coffee, imported direct at Richmond, Va, was
offered at auction. The attendance was large,
but the bidding, it is said, was far from being
spirited. Only about one-fifth of the cargo
was sold, and at prices ranging from $50 to
%lO 40 per hundred.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

sR Gen. Scott, it is said, will be brought
forward again as candidate for the Presi-
deDcy, with Bell, of Tennessee, for the Vice
Presidency. ---------
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

rE- Wear your learning like your watch,
in a private pocket, and don't pull it out to
show that you have one; but If you are asked
what o'clock II is tell it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

eY-A late visitor to Cuba divides the in
habitants into two classes--one of which
makes living by manufacturing cigars, and
the other by smoking them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

W- A late philosopher says that an emp
ty pocket is great gulf between hope and
success, rs impossible as that which divided
Lazarus from his friend the millionaire. The
nhilosopher has travelled some.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

OLD BULLIoS.-A dispatch from Washing
ton says:
"Col. Benton is in high spirits. He says
it took the Know Nothings, Wings and Nul.
lifers to defeat him; but the Administration"
he says, "cuts sorry figure. 1t is overwhelm-
ed, routed, sir, in Missouri"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

W- Arson w. Cummings, d. d., of st.
Louis, No., has been elected President Of the
Odd Fellows Female Collegiate Institute, AZ
Rogersville, Tenn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

The Washington City Postmaster having
removed clerk in his Office for being
Know Nothing, the Mayor of Washington
has removed five members of tho Auxiliary
Guard, for being opposed to the Know Moth
ings. So tho accounts say.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01
SAVANNAH, Aug. 2S

Twelve interments have taken place To-Day,
including eight from Yellow Fever. The
weather is hot Few new cases, however,
occur
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

SAVANNAH, GA.--The Bills Of mortality
published in the last Savannah News show
n decrease in the number of cases Of Yellow
Fever.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

Fey The Massachusetts Democratic Con-
vention will meet at Lowell on tho 26th Of
Saptember.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

Some wicked bachelor has perpetrated the
following:
Joining Hands in Natrimony. A custom
arising from the practice OF pugilists shaking
hands before they begin to fight.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

icy Gen. Cass is spoken of for the Grber-
Material chair of Michigan, If he can be induc-
ed to accept
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

H Circuit Court will convene at Cleye-
land next Monday, the 4th instant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

icy Nothing important from tho copper
diggings since our last.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

Judge Bronson has accepted the nomiua-
ton Of the New York Hards.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

CoNsoLMG.--A creditor called on debtor
the other day, and the succeeding cOnversa-
ton ensued:
DeJtor-I can't pay to-day. lt
Creditor-But you must. must have my
money; if don't get my money can't sleep,
and loss Of sleep makes me sick.
Debtor-And if you get sick and die, You
won't be able to take your money with you
to hell. To-
Such information was,quite consoling; and,
not to get sick, on account Of Mr.. Mr.Debt-
or's failure to pay.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

EW- There is said to be good deal Of
sickness in the neighboring county Of Mon
roe.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01

BAcos.-The Bacon market is looking up.
See letter from Augusta next page.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-01
HAVE A PURPOSE.

There is that in the following article, from
the New York Mirror, which every one, es-
peciallY the young, would do we'll to ponder:
"Indviduals and nations are alike success
full and prosperous in proportion as they have
high and decisive purposes in their lives, to-
ward the consummation of which they reso-
lutely bend their steps. Without such pur-
poses-such definite goals in view-both are
drifters on the tide of circumstance, the sport
of whatever wind or current is for the hour
predominant. We have met not few men,
toiiing and struggling hard enough, but al
ways unsuccessful, and what they attributed
to hard, or evil destiny, was, plainly, want
OF chart or compass to their own lives. They
were trusters to the chances of fortune-men
who saw no fixed laws regulating the tempo.
raj conditions of man, according to The con-
secutiveness and unity of his labor persons
ever ready to try any bait which, for the mo-
ment, seemed most alluring. They never
well considered path, nor pursued ven
ture resoutely to the end.
The proverb Of "The rolling stone gath
ers no moss" was, and is the secret of many
"unfortunate" hard-toilers in the world
There is time in life when every man should
appoint MS course, anu Ioilo" IL wiz" earn
estness and faith; and if it be honest, ten to
one it will prove profitable as honorable, in
the end. After proper adaptation of man
to his toll or profession, little is requisite to
triumph but a steady pursuit of it. The
humblest trades and avocations have award.
ed competence and honor to those who made
them the fixed purpose of their toll. There
must be definite purpose in effort, however
honest and earnest, or it may curse man
even more than dleness-and to do hum
Bile work well, is better than to fruitessly at
tempt the greatest enterprises"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
ALBERT r. HIcoLsY Auc.io1e-r.
YIHE WHOLE of the SPLENUIu STOCK of

Il Mesh, BEkTS, BROTHERS LOWIrZ s.ved from the
Isle hI 81 The Ia fsIge House eonynx OF DIAMOND JEW
ELhY 10 pINS, BROOCHES Ear RIHGS CROSSES CLUs.
IL sne SINGLE oTOSE RINGS. GOLD WATCHES, GIRO.
kOhkIERs BY The mosE eminent French Eas@h sni sSis
ALERT NiCOLAYh Co will sell 8; aaetlos on TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY and FRIDAY FsS nary 7
3 srd TO- a. III o'clock a. the Galleries the Nlionsl
Aeseery 81 Desisn, esJ Broad~a, opposite Bonds,
The whole Messcs Herr,
stoeI which hed juit teen selected for Aesss ia as
a. re- Sved without injury absoa.sly 70 ths
hsEe tccer Nuesaces Dismord Jswery Pins Brco hs,
F hIsr Cfoses Cluster and single Stone Rings Cold
sgLs makers
AGO .Jies splendid Di.nora and
WHsoea Cos IN variety Guard Ch.rs
roo 90 ths siDa thsrms Crosscs Ear Rpu Brooches S.
ksey Emerald aud Pearl Fogsr Ring. OF inc Rlas
sna bfeeseu hey. 'tnsgr,ttea Tablets and sxs vsr-
nnse hf1ies aes Gard Receiver Cigar Mach San Il Of
every se snd censn Pa Bros Clocks ted By sroaos
sna res pale tgures pas Of do Gard elsx.at
ELsh ara seIeh silver PLACED Tea ssd Coffee Of Wait
Ao Tee and Coffee Urn. c.or, Liaor Frame, Yrs yrn.,
Soup LAsles Tablespoons and D. st snl re. A,
~ soors rsfi.i.n sud English Trsg De.ts Drs.nx &C.,
OH boIes ~ endd iDonted AID fitted rosewood AMI
Eshefny Psper Ashe Pear lal.ii Csbtne psate
SsHds fs1c, work labs CAess Boazs Hdti1f D.,..
ooe. Letter ana acts Folis Albums Iherno neter.
watch and Match Stands Rdag WHIPS apd W.i1, C.ass s
yer gut snd god mounted In variety Lsther Wfar Dess
Nenns esses he DelGnes Rsacy s.oasry ia rich ss.o
ntn rsstng 'sIf kc ther with ,sps
some oeauniCl speemens Of Psran Pictures
Catalogues viii lie ready the ,ooax Ie IN as., roh
o. AId Dung the f.gr days Of the sale
ALB-RTH NlCOLty
EDWARD stHrLGSfCH
ia'e Csllf secsDen 81 T. II. Lssii Z CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
Ornamental iron iOorl:a

NETWORK WIRE hAILl q WORKS-The
IN most Oman ufsl lsos Esblishmens IN the
UNITED STATES
III. prepetor received dorias this rpgud ot sD
OF he world snons saieh al tse ttns
roe the and sue oaLLsEEs o M feoo~'ed "f
tAL PALACE 80. -
.pcio.,o Wit . hcauifu pattern II WIFE RAILING
on have juSt been ounaea with WlaE RAILinb
Of rich sud graceful de-sn.
Cemeteries Dwellings Public Grouni' Bank nsuanes Ohee+
aotr Bcsriiais AS Tatr4s aud Nils IN Ill PIn OF as
.ourtry among ihe lis' of The sub-;bers osdcs
IRON FAILING
Embracing VARIETY made OF Nrug AID Ce5i lFsn asd tbs
Gale braIea WIRE RAILING.
IRON BEDSrEADS
OF ever znqUs design Of tho Do ehss 10 tbs paae
patterns ,. ,,,.,,,,,,,
CONFUSING OF Tables Ch4Is sees 1T rscsA WssAst4ndc
Tow .l-stands Manteb &c
HORSE POSTS
OF .nd hesufri de-isn
WIcyIEsHa Patented Celeb
WIFE FENCES,
For Prairie, Railroad. Farns G-dens tc 81 81 r,f
WIKE FENCE the above description Barn Float
NJ conptris subject tre aud naniaoas ths boaes m
valuable x,. ,..-.--.
sbb Ia. greatly enlarged aiming Designs esPsnlJ
prcss articles viii b forwarded by sddrs 30
sltscrihcr
az aided b. yarious ProOeor aod H-ulfActure
JOHN WGCKERsHAM WarehDase No 81! Broadway
woks Eos 81 S. 81. 80 and 81 Lers-t-, Ne~-f1sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
Uidno-fortfs

A W. LADD & Co.'S Grand Diagonal Pianos,
IN with actior VITA of6 81 AID
7oc;sVe superior II sfTuusnts
LINCOLN THOMPSON. sol. Ascsa
Aso fu s-'lJ % Hallet Davis Co.'S ah4n Pianos With
lrss szot enI OF second land q. % heh for sale
she aide
LINCOLN Il THOMPSON yo al sro,dw.y
1'OIIAr PIANOS.-T. Gilbert 4 Co. are the
fsao b4z Of tie 0s-a Harp sai Ysps OF
scaT .s osuer t add they poly the pub v,s
ksotAa Pisaos prize .e-s thsr any other hou-e
HOaACF WATERS Sole ASeus.
SorDOR PiASO5-Aimrsby opted for sa.l! Ftlros-0n
Bou15s akrowley-i 70 b.
hse a.cuTei BY CosTd CoAr Of Loncoa
- Ae iel n ia world. Is All ohs scoad hand.
HqRACk WATERS Sole Agent
AELODEOSS 5 W slniih's ecietretsd Meiodsoas
s1u-l .snpef-sr tho harmony 900 IL
ssy. tie como. ths ozly aeloesz tined ard
Ne--Yors Rsvicw Oc,ober Editors
us u,rraed Guitars and 81 hi d II 3Lsc Instruments There
s-oAsf hoGle . tAe Of snih therefore os d =
y. Smiths Meloisors
dOR-iCE WATERS SOLE Asesf Nc. - BrU.dEsy.
4 RARGAIN-WH0 WANTS PIANO An eu-
~ iely 6,octv- Piano rosewood oaGi eorasr-d
stsst siY Ia from the bet
riiy will be od seh blo. Apply No
NeRyst, basement eft &c, kon > 70 = O'Clock
A GREAT SACRIFICE.-A very beautiful 1910
"A Ro.ovUO T'sso Fors fer sac for 20 appd Or
tsely Ixcelc1 tone, 1Octsv. ue r3ll4
Been raed ssn 11shs pefc. b. every p.f
'I Nfrrtrd 30 c- b-sf-i cry ~ses TIE csu.f "a
icro ffs chg -tJ j. csu 'sstsl - NJ - Yes 49,. L3a
Ill ocs -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

u
- y I I md 1S 3. :s s =. s. Ss %. s.
lns I'D ves yoa The pSiisss Of .sc.nst~o
of the three enen 70 supeneId The hrs O. me sta Z
byg. H.. 49,.
forth and for YER u I,sSid q ne testing 81 sat.. ~
R p,ss 10 test '''' 'n'" not '''s = 1''''
You deceived led long expensive
.E q fsira;. p so'l' '41
a az % .s % I've %:ae Sasa ga .
doubsahs safs previous easense Of ,h ssp,snbsr
.s "ss A SaI h s sac a and
.e to Be interior to By sre psaadas
10 siEARss MARVIN REsPEcrs9 SAFES:
you 70 4. safe .ad III according wds pssen
.s S you aH 20 s Se ps
mai. for myse pTce.sy similar p.isrn
and N; Ssnsn s, .a
ssfes to be Of equal shouid nay p,srn be TO-
E s9,s you may nay s, 'ay S' m ats1 n
under Ihe conditions shove stated.
consee Of thi.e dS. Of -sSm :. es .Ls Be- che & -
selected ihe SLING Of tie s,s We place
V, reiy that the Safes fd .ceord4a,s
O The Committee Of ieres you AIe liberty to ehess so mem
SAFE. to be puscy BY f. under the direction Of
successful connection to have the es ohsr party
aI a:,1a e. are h,
pont 20 which hCps to r' you The eblenss ne
OF equal size snd eqs thickness and have rivsn
lie believe that wanted something els Yoa have taxed Of
putting douhsrge ilIir single Anoxtns ttaG make
sehe s1tss AID have lodged to Of tao
trf iEink have corre:e3 ss: Cares
Gene hou % Eoost ssd here proposition hone
yss WI zen accept OF reject lie! have b.t
ns sHG aims Come % the hs1l down ig tbs
1son safe AID consent 70 play second dd
ives.
THE SAFE CONTROVERSY-We, the under
~ nsned Committee sEpontsd BY hesr. srEARys MAR.
YIN 70 zrrAnzs viii M HERRING f< tYs fthstr Safes ire
esve BET. much Surprised the newso,pen erpsrs
unenen from NJ Herring incorrect IN 10 de. variance
"nh TIE tte IN violation Of iE svsr By sssh parry
pehh he Committee made ~ report ina.
te mad gni IN 'sver recevd fon Nc Herring
= II ~ ssri b. iy Ness-s siesfrss Ms--ia
htNiY 5 GOV rs. Cbair--1 u CLA7LiY
- aLHtL ROBERT ygWELL
n-" f-lki ~ T. ~ Jos JlL1Elr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
Eire-Droof Safes.

DICHs SALAMANDEkS.-A large assortment OF
these Safes ines and Psesn single .nf 5nos
Csnee sale Il the Depot NO l46 "sert . nsle fnss
warranted equal to the toubs f4lgs Of aay other
viii b. hundred and shy OF the sazs
fspse SITE have eG during the lat twelve years tAs
uied Canada epd book nor dollars worth "
proreTty hss ever been d.,troytd By FIRE 10 t.en
Plate Steel and Chilled Iron Burs Proof SAFES Ban Vault
Jweers SA Fire Proof AID Burglar Proof snd warranted
free from GdupDess --
srEARES MARVIN, tsucceS.ors to Rich L Coz
No i4j Ws.srst. New York.
The ony maker Of selsDsnder SAFE. combining WdS Pstent
.h Rhs thai rendering IN SIN Damo Proof
well FreProof Sos rrOPuoD Of Joos' celebrated "0Fi
air Toet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
nliliimerp, 81.

HONITON LACE-H0NIT0N LACE--H0M
Il 4 ION LACE-CAPEs, CAPE3. CAPE5 -CARrEk q.
fro Honou especuy iLiorm thors ladies In qu Of dks
Lace Cspes tbtir sstats1u be found the aa 10
acss Of the hind 90 be In this country Also largo
OF Collars ChemLeue and Sleeves IN sets sPss
other article pertaining the Lace b-sess In
ls6as viii nnd By purchasing Of
select ther pattern have thea made their W.
any pate made order cleaned aud altered .,
stsis Observe CARTER Co.'S HoDt0n Ltcs Dspol Mo
Broscwsy. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel Nd stairs.
Wanted number OF young penOns acsusoDisd 70 nifHq
Lace work
ITO tie LADiES-A very handsome asssrtnsnd
4 heedework Collars Chem.tte.. Han1ker hisGs Gs wills
scd cheap. slsp wholesale IL
brOdSry and JadS Dfess Cap Establishment No sl6 BIoA
Nine b RAfd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
Watthee, yeuelrn, 81.


n OLD ard SILVER WATCHES-The SubssfSsn
~ would call the attention OF purchases his large snf ~
selected stock comprising part the following (which no 80
all Parts Of the Upied staes and Canaas By a, BrP
free Of charge. JULES JUROENSEN WATCHES, -.
Warranted perfect timex from SiHbt~
COOPER WATCHES, 80
upex and Levers ffcm.............. ........ lSn u
INDEPENDENT SECOND
And Quarter Second NGches for timing II.
CHROSOHETEa5,
Splendid Gold Pocket ChIonometeIs, perfect tins. 49, 40
RIOIIT-DAY WATCHES
Which eight days With winding ........ inb
ENAMEL WATCHES, a.
For Ledies In hunting ............. $50 ~
DIAMOND WATCHES, ..
aAOIC WATCHES "a
Wb,ch change TO three different 1919 ~
WATCHES WHICH WIND UP q.
And turn the hsads without key Gh
DAOUERRE0fYPE WATCHES.
The cases OF Which arranged contins hs a
Watch and LOcke In e....................... So ~
- ALL KINDS OF WATCHES a
EihE GOLD LEPIaE WATCHES holes Isgsied ...'''''y
ZINE GCLp DETACHED LEVERS ..... ...............''
GOLD kHAMELED WATCHES for the Ladies. .....""-"
COLD EhOLlsH PArEkT LEVERS ....................'"
COLD ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS hunting cves........
SILVER PATENT LEVERS az Low ..................,'
sILvl DETACHED LEVERS As low sI................s
1919 MA, ~
Gh0sEh S VIZ I
WATCHES RRPiIRED
In tho best aud wsfrsntsd lcss th.n the cTas 80
Aso Clocks aud Js~ery repaired in s superior alIser
GEO {. ALLEN Importer, ~ hoesais and Rszs
No u Wall It, ID floor, near Broadway, Sesio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

WANTED immediately. an Ens' ,s,,l p ss'S III
new one PIE ftsf,d Rent not 70 eA'''" W."
~ . Ola' POI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
Clothing.

CLOTHING SELLING OFF TO CLOSE H.
~ BUSINESS, at WHOLESALE aud RHrAlL u. Il: Vol
VEIL No g Futoust will sell bis socs Of Rsady-ns
Cobs cheaper than be purchased Seshsst
the city. -, -. -. =,
10 who dealers per below costs retail at cost
priv ate 1hs humbug 10 Glance o Sa
one to all the stock with the store.
FASHIONABLE nATS.-Just finished, the mN
l. splsDdid article offered Elegant French SILK Hoe
The Os price usually sold ~ ~ Alo article a, siA
BROWN, No. ia Cansl-'t. one door ffor shli'ss
siENs and BOYS CLOTHING-At vhole,as ~
al retail cheaper than The best place 70 get Msb
Clothing ready made made Order k At VANDH
8LI's Fulton-st, Of uodst A.o large sse
mont Of FUrnkLag 9odi aud iusl. NybbeI Clothiny
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ADsIAs H. MULES, iue,oaees
VAIIIARIE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY f,

i II.
100 Bsrclsy.st, ct Auction ADRIAN II. MyLLsp,
will sell At suction THURSDAY FOB 1854 a. u ID.
The Nercksn ESghs - tho lease OF oi together ~l
birch ard sco~ei cellar thereon. situate On
side Of Bsci.ys between Wkhinson sd Wes,,s
Bsrcsyst Tire los Is y feet fo1t aud 4,
osep The store ) feet foat BY Is feet n depth rlh
~ Nr Rhrelsndr and b.. tsspy f,su n.
ne1t sunual ground reot Of 1850 With o
"a OF bnidh be Paid fr IL % d-siraes ios.ss
a. Gfocery Irov.s n Flosr. or Produce ssn-s