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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-11
HARDwARE QUEEN swARz

a MASS WAKE, Unaware, COL
N lars an l Haraes. Saddles and L.
Saddle Bags, Wagon and Buggy %A
Whips, Brides, Martingales and Gir56g COL
Inns Axes and Trace Chains, Mil, Whip. and
Z ~ paws, 4 ans ana castings, Sole and Upper
Leather, with Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Alum.
Soda Indigo, etc, for sale low by
April IL. 7. C. GOODRICH s. co
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q OOHlesg Stores {

Of all sizes aud brandslvery low. Cast -
ings Of all kinds, T.nNere e.c.
Harness and HAIRLESS Leather, S.sddler's
Tools and Materials, l3ames. Chats afd Col
lars, Shoernakcr's Tools and Materials. Bride
Bits, Buckles, etc. etc. Oar facilities FIX buy
ing Goods low are secdnd 10 none, aud We are
willing to sell them for. as small profits as any
1f our competitors
NEIL, M0OEES & WRIGHT.
! APRIL C. 1854
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Imn0rlanee Of Education.

We cannot insist with too great
emphasis, upon the Importance Of
education TO working men. 1t is not
alone because of its tendency to ele-
vate the mind, refine the morals, and
cnnoble the whole man, that we re-
garditas Indispensable, though these
reasons, in themselves, were we unable
TO advance Others, would be amply
sufficient Of itself to render education
of the first consequence. But it is
because Of It's practical importance,
that we maintain it to be the first
thing necessary in order to become
a good and skillful workman. The
mechanical profession, as much if not
more, than any other, requires the aid
Of scientific knowledgeand skill. An
ignorant man may, by dint Of appli-
cation, become an ordinary N eehanic
but should he pcrchanee b called
upon to draft the plan Of b hiding,
or perform any mechanical or Grafton
requiring scientific knowledge, will
he be competent TO do so? NYiIl he
not, on the contrary. feel his utter
Inability to perform such task, and
suffer the deepest modification from
the fact, which he cannot disguise
from himself, that he is scarcely above
the inanimate works Of his own hand,
which are only useful when guided
by superior intelligence? A sensitive
man, we conceive, can scarcely feel
any greater humiliation, than that
arising from the Consciousness Of b e.
ing capable Of moving only in Sc E.
rondary sphere, and forced to be a
mere instrument for executing what
the genius Of others plan. The dif-
ference is So great between an intelli-
gent and ignorant working man, and
the distinction so apparent to the
most casual observer, thatpride alone,
unaiiled b5 any other feeling, should
liake it the FIRST ambition Of each
oae 10 become intelligent, and to ac-
quire information and scientific know
ledge on every subject connected
with bis occupation We say to the
.laborer, lot not a fa W difficulties dis
hesten, OF little self-denial prevent
you from acquiring knowledge. Say
net that you have no time for read
lag. All of you have as many and
i majority Of. you more leisure hours
than Franklll, Sherman, tulton, or
Whitney enjoyed. And yet, these
meg had sufficient time to become
the master spirits Of their }ge, and
confer the most lasting benefits on
thoir species. Gather inspire tiOn
from The history and achievements
Of these great men, and make the
high resolve, that you will never flag
nor falter until you possess the ben
efts and blessingsof agood education.
--~ -------
j Provisions of the GQdsdea Treatg. I
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Nru vopu nAuv TR1RUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1854
,pr,po to,s;,g BIIL,s or DRAFTS drawn

DARTIFs holding BILLS or DRAFTS drawn
n, pEFXEL sAT6ER CHURCH. OF S>a Fr .aeii -, !.
g :. the Oe-su Bank Of tss Cisy are Eeiaese'
p's'ta' 'h' 7. van vLECK READ, No. q Walt.
TTHE SHIRT SEWERS UNION, No; ~ ~
-, xonli .bnouf &c their patrons and tns
- peeSS, ~ uTI REMOVE their business 70 10 .
EsToRlPLACE Bro.i~sy on UR'DAt Nov = ,.,ros,
tl-ir ID Tor the b-fsi share OIL P1iVH.
t.ys rse wed spd earnestly request eout,n -
- an. Is they viii be Prep-rd 70 MI go. N ~
W shortest space cf tine All or -.
80. eswirT runetusliy -feEdsd to The Premium - =
MI W.. ottsined By then a. toe try.. ~ ~,
in
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Go farmers ano Others.

Tor SALE-A lot Of GARDEN PLANTS,
Il ROSE TREES, and other valuable kinds To persons
bayins green house they would be scqu having bee
dug upj put pots with fresh soil Inquire No.
$50 9Th sv., third cottage from sd st.
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Building AlateriaIs.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRg-
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS. STOKE fRoSS.
ROOFS &c The undersigEed prepared 20 farI&A
so ght relied Beams cut 10 specified lengths,
price which enables ire proof buildns TO be erected
moderate advance on Of wooden The paes
invited to examine building Of Messrs Fsrpert brA
ers in Cg st. where they have been used For farther ass
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fire-proof 9afes.

ID merchants" 80 up" hut LILIES SAFES and BAN
LOCKS we're kpown to tail yield their secants.
except the proper snhofes-th.r deposito lane a.
.orteut hand It the depot Of WORLDS sAfn
Co No. 1ls PeS-st, Hsnoysrsqasre,
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Jnsnranee Companies.

ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
"A NEw-YoRK Cash Capital, s26o,Ooe-odcs Ne .
Wall-st =.
Vessel. In Port and their CarEoes aud other Property sgs6
os. or Damage by Fire. and the Risks OF Inland Nsvisao
enrr,nt rates, CALEB BARsroW Presidssk
RICHARD A. OAKLEY, Secretary
HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III No 2S1 Broadway, corner Pat place, New.Yst
1his Company makes Insurance against LIFE RISKS ~
the ost favorable efs either for the whole term Of hfs
limited period Persons nslrng In this Company have -
without extra charge 4.
Caforps Australia and other foreign Rsss taken a ~
,.nsi sXtrs rates JACOB REESE, Prsrdsat
MN V. Porter, Secretary.
Charles d Smith, NJ d.. No q West 18th st.. hedieu -
Edward Fields NJ D., No. Charlton Ct smaso
CONSULTING PHysIcIAss
JOHN T. mETCALfE, NJ D.
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10 Wbnm il iflap Concern.

A DvERTISING-HOLI b. PAL
IA MER, the Agent, Is forwarding Advertisements Of
holiday Goods &c for publication in newspapers Of neshbo
ing cities and towns inviting the attention. Of country Gus
touer
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furniture, 81.
Stcues ano Ranqes.

CTOyES and RANGES.-The subscriber, H.
- on hand the finest assortment o. Arsht Coo. "a
Stove. that can be found the esy. Stoves Of ali 49,
styles aud desisbs for burning wood coal vhes -. a
warrant and guarantee 10 ever, way
PeIsons in wsat Of tine stove foI beauty ana aur,,
VII do well 10 call at the ~
METROPOLITAN sTOyE wassHOyss
HOPKINS 4 DUFF Pr,cr,s,,.
No rs Water e. nv
CTOVES, STOVES, ST0VES-A large sssos.
~ ment Of patterns Of COOKING soS PARIaa
STOVES ana PORTABLE HEATERS. for s.le BY
VIM CLARK. No Csrmine st s8d No ne sAs,
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Danrins ACADEMIES.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
"A. No. SO Broadway opposite 1lh st. IL now open for tue
receipt, of pupils who at any time Lsde
and thldren Wedns.dSs and Saturdays at and "
s,lsnen ON Wednesday,, Thurdsys aud every other FRI
dsy st7I p NJ Prsctcng Assemblies on Saturday evenings
Tor Ladies and Gentlemen. Monthly SORES usual OHcd
lars days hours and OF insrac can %
bsd AZ the Academy soy time will be sent BY post
EEnKEROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. 90
i West Iatb.s.--msdsme C. DUBREUL FERRERo .nd
for The ec-ptoo Of pupils Young Ladies and Masters glasses
Monday. Thur-dsys and Wednesdsy aud ss,nfdsys
eptleneu's Eyenns Class Mondays and rhursdsss At
II p NJ commencmg Oct IS Saturday Evening Class t,r
gIown persons At 8 NJ commencing Oct Il: N b-fapu
n ip AZ any time the quarter commencing the day OF entry
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Cost ano fonnG.

T OST-On the 23d inst, in going from Court-st.,
Brooklyn via Fulton Ferry and 5d-av l6hst In this
city, GOLD HUNTING WATCH, gold dial with Chaelsin
fancy Pencil and Looke attached The find finder will be su
,bly rewarded by leaving il with COOPER & FELLOWS,
No. IL Made n-lane.
CTOLEN, from the door, No. 800 Bleecker-st.,
- between and NJ LAST evening . DENTISTS SHOW
CASE containing Tree of Birds, specimens Of Artificial
Teeth Gold Plste Instruments kc &c, valued a. $780, rs
for recovery Of the Case and detection Of the thief
D. A. JARVIS.
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ROOKLYN INSTITUTE, Brooklyn

SHAKSPERE andthe ORATORS.
CHARLES wHITNEY's REPRESENTATIONS Of British,
Scotch h, American and Indian Orators together with
Hooer Stump Speeches aud Humorous Western Law Cases
Also. sHAKsPEREAN READINGS
Doors open at O'clock Gardeners tickets 30 CENTS La
Ajexft iekefs Is
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CESAR ALBINI. born in Crema, son of The

deceased John Receiver Of Finance in Austria begs aud
esnuie the people Of York and the Government TO make
ne voices cease IN order that he continue his travels with
oo neiuptln throughout the United States pedder Of
tIhts notwithstanding my body continues unfortunately to
ssgeetmayr By the means Of the individuals Of the
" Bach Arm
ny imprisonment in the Tombs last year hss been enough
to correct my small vices without being victim
upon the people Of NewYork to put down the Black
Aih o'oef' shd 10 have pity upon me II there Is Gcd
OF ~
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DARNIJM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.-0nce

ID more the extraordinary Domestic Drama HENRlErIE
THE FORSAKFN. The and collection Of WAX
sTATUARY The LIVING GIRArFEs, the LIVING BOA
CONTRACTOR; the original HAPPY FAMILY, sc;
SATURDAY, Nov. 25, ls54-In the AFTERNOON. at
O'clock, the beautiful Domestic DRAINS Of HENRlErTE
TIM f0RSAKEN. In the EVENING, at O'Clock, aud
for the last time HENRIETrE THE FORSAkEN. Ad-
mittanee to all g eeptsi children aoierten III cent?
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professional Notices.

SHEA & ROBINSON, Attorneys and CO.. Z.
- en. no. 1877 Broadway, N. T., (rOOrns S0s "A'-
door 1911
All business intYused to their Ia any Of ~ -
this State the United States, patent besi.es' r'
slam. &c promptly and eeTsuJ ATTENDED entear mI
WILLIAM T. ROBINSON. 0EOkos - Z
(CommissioIer for Maine. Rhode Island Cocnse''N
mont. Pepnsylvanis. Tennessee. W.copstn. &cl
IT S. Observation-Disclosures 70 49,
u . Issued by J. B. MONIES Notary Pabls, sa ~ -
rep-st, cor Broadway. Hsiuralized eifusn y"
their certificates.
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- n,rxTrNo bv AIRY sCHEFFER.-

~Trw PAINTING BY AIRY SCIEFFER---
Tb~ ,ubcrbeu respectfully Anooaass 20 ne p.sns zoe.
~ ir s1 \. sanfa Paindns ~ the eslsbrssd Ary
sssa, ,Sey viii exhibit for short time In their soe Ai
ssilerJ fn TtE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST,
A.. ,.,.st eompson Of sche6er ard confidently offered
ro,ssSerstiop Of the public ass specimen OF the hen
toI n sns.r,nt,on. for fne Line Engraving from 'hs
ts. vii BE- received at the Gallery Exhibition open
kon a M 70 s p. NJ Admission tree =,
"' GOUPIL & Co, No. S6s Broadway. New YORK
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INFORMATION wANTED-DESIsOY p

NIOhnaiiON WANTED-DENISON u.
= LEWlS lor as he somstimes called JUDGE LEWIS }
~he sNehns spo exhibiiins grizzly bear and other anil
mas became ds,rsed IN or near Tr.nton NewJer.ry ana
has pce died Norwich Coon He supposed 70 have had
with him large Pocket Book nnr Moosx Co.,.
Drafts and Cerfeaies Of Deposits, which : missins Any
Peuon having information that hA lead the recovery Of
the above property and pspeu. give infcrmston AZ
above supposed deposits IN bank win De literally re- ~sraea nv
the subscriber who brother OF the deceased admin strs
his The public cautioned TO paw An, az
the above drafts Address JAMES II. LE&iS
Nsrviehtown Ceno
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DORTERS do not forget No. "a Spruce st. -,
l. where an paving ltI per hundred poupds for cea.
waste and PAfERs Highest price, psd for Ropes sal
BaSgng
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AMnsemfuts.

T1PYSTAT, PALhCE.-The Crystal Palace for
~ exhibition purposes 10 now eossa 49,. -. .....,.
gSr1s '1 s..ss y,oT. viii Be admitted
Lss JOHN II. WHITE. President
a CADEMY of MUSIC, 14th-st., Union-square.
A-TaIs (ssturdsy) EvENiNo will be presented Doni1e
"'' GREzIA, s so9cjA Aris,y,
sisnors vIETTI vERrIPRACH will make her first appear
snoe ct this house In the role Of OrsnL
PRICES or ADMISSION:
Tickets To P.rQuette and First Circle Of %
eeeond Circle Of Boxes
AnphiheeteI 20 y emu
seats may be the Box Office IIsias place,
DAILY from o'clock AN I'LL NJ and also :, w , aALI
SONS go Broadway, and at VAN NoRDEN KINGS
Doors open At 81. Opera to commence at u o'clock
NEW-YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY
~ respectfully eSs6 o K M PScsoss esRr
this season for THURS Az EVENING, Nov. 80
THANKSGIVING NIGHT,
Spring Il fi15sS casf2rS s' ~ sEAsoys
for the time The Chorus and Orchestra will Be large
''"p' THREE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
''0 n. is'' csRSRSlxs% + sTtGssTn
Miss MARIA 8. BaAINEaD,
Mr. j. w. ALDEN
Copduc,or..............Mr GEo n BRIsToW
Tickets so cepts To be obtained at the pusis ~ '
the Soor on evening Of Concert Doors open OF % r. M eom
mence t7i O'clock.
NIBLOs GARDEN.-Doors open at 6iNto
~ commence osS.. a. Ro, g., s:t'' Of tue ''
SATURDAY Nov IS Hs, T SST 'H'''" Of
sYR N.
supported y t si gSsSIs' vo''li''
Mr.. Irvine; ,,sov
Mr. HoRNCAsTLE e. and
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4 WELL-EDUCATED young Italian Gentle
sTRUCTiONs in his NATIVE LANGUAGE. or the
FREFCH In compensation for Board in respectable Ameri
can family Reference unexceptonabe Address inquire
Of H, No. rs Broadway.
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DERHAM's BURLEsQUE TROUPE, No. 663

DERHAM's BURLESQUE TROUPE, No. 663
Il RR0ADWkY.-PEaHAMS THIRD ENTERPRISE
OFT TICKETS to be received for admission
Positively lsst week Of the susbshie Psntomime Of
sAMPATCHIENO
Grand Railroad Gslop with whistle and collision
compartment only performed BY this Troupe They will
PLANTATION HOLIDAY yEsrIvAL.
being the amusing sketch Of Negro life introduced
Together with rerdd programme Of Negro Melodies Solos
qusied By any other Ethiopian Band IN the city,
SAM PATtHIEN0; Or, THr REQ GSoMs.
Doom cpen At q; sommenc: At II o'eiOci "''''
Cads Of admission, S esnts -
TICKETS, AT ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Issued in connection with the Mirror Of North and South
America In Boston will for the present BY special
''%Psfsihi S HAM 'fBtsiEsoTE OPERA HOUSE
Apply from "a NJ to 8 P. N, At No SIS Broadway.
EEO. CHRISTY & WOODS MINSTRELS
~ OPEN EVERY EVENING, at No. 444 BROADWAY,
Ser the eontrolof H. WOOD. Business Manager,
y,,, GEO. CHRIsrY, Stage Manager.
,,,n,,s, ETHIOPIAN MrNsrRELsY.
1Gis.ni,sSE OPERA, LIGHT FARCEs, DANCES, ETC,
x.o Thls Wee most accomplished company In the world
the ne" E siy,,Gs 81 the
Ginger Blue with so.s ~ a... c..,.,.
=. 1 !, = cents Den open 81 oscci to commence
WASHING Al THE Rx7rT ~,
w noNAoUTH-By LEUTZE--rhs y.hn.,,a- IL :. ~ ~.
-9rsss National Picture open ths , 70 o. ~
sveni nssaedsnJ Of Design, No. sss bsdwsy DAY "a
CATHEDRAL ORGAN.-A lsre. frat a..
~ ss seit 70, the Cathedral at Chsilessn 8 IN
Sss,ss 3. this tsssrd.yJ EVENING BY O. W MosekkSS
sss OF EIefes Hal London-commeneinx At "a os,o,s
's'a " any u@s during the day. '''
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A PRIVATE FAMILY will accommodate q
N Gentleman and his Wife with = PLEASANT ROOM on
the second floor with BOARD, References exchanged. In
ouire az No 81 shat.
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% URTONTs. EXTRA MOTTO Z +,
ID To supply the demand for places consequent on the
DE(IOFD AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS

I'D II u N = -E \ i IL " v
h AND ss I'll SUCCESS
Of the S S;'i HfS Sf TEs AVID TWENTY
written expressly for MT BURTON by THGs.i a DE- Wh.ps
Jss | s:s % %
out eItr. charge
BROADWAY THEATER-Boxes and Parquet,
ID cents Family Circle and Upp.L Tier 'ss, r naia,
nance nance sssin.tT Tsfs EvESTN0 viii & performed
Hsnsss., MsehrOphe' Mr.. cP po.;y
de sSTaoSY ASD cGEofATs
Anthony w Dsvidge Cleopatra Miss J. Gousenhein
DOwERY THEATER.-Proprietor and Mana
wk.DRoS stare MsSsstT n9f FyE ISSEs
BRILLIANT BRILL AND DARING ACTS IN TaE CIRCLE
s.s sS Taf * sfsSESpshD
M METROPOLITAN MISUNDERSTANDING,
opposite Of admission SSks Ss1,s
l's' "1 O'Clock T tbs hH TkSIHSl
S:;ss: ~.''s NJ Eys;Ss: CONWAY
EDDY IMsdssne MIS-, Jali, Dean
Renay ..........Mr Bopiees Catherine Mr. Thompson
NATIONAL THEATER.--The Manager takes
IN pleasure 10 announcing to his patrons tna' ne na'
%sse Ct %sp COMPANY
Composed the celebrated Equestsns 10 the eonn
ss:ns SSiUSiss AZ ISs SSsi i.
s sss. McS. BspOet Mr. " Stout MI Kennedy NJ
Jamf Eesler Mr. X Jennings ana SOD, mtstct
e Theodore md Master Ferdinand together with stud OF
eighteen Msnase Ring and Performing hoIsss T5sSeS
ards and Beans all OF which will appear on = ~
ING next In connection with DrsmAac bh'era"e"' W
the Full Company.
nURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Boxes =
,,n,, Pit ia cents, Orchestra Seats 50 cents-rhis
EVENING win be performed ~
BRIAN B0R0
ODonohue. Grattan Dawson Old Terrence james Ahderso
III Hyder Graitan Harry Clifton. Mrs H. f. Niehol
ROBERT MACAIRE.
DEVILS DAUGHTER.
Miranda the daughter OF the Devil. Hathaway
VUALLACK's THEATER.-DOorso open at 81
w e..r es at Il Admisson-PIss. Circle and d Par s.d
AZ orchsstrs stalls, 81 THIS EVENING.
TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME; D.,
Howard Lesie Lester Lucy Arundel Miss bennet
THE HEIR AT Law. .
D.nel Dowlas< .BlAie Deborah Dowsss. Mrs Blake
DR. Pansloss Brousham Ccely Homespoo Mrs step n
steadst. .ChipPendsle Caroline Dofmer. Mr.. Oonoye
NIRCU S-CASTLE GARDEN.-L 5
~ DAY Of the SEASON. Benefit OF MI sdANrL
Treasurer. Grand celebration Of EVACUATION DAY. 1ls
Anniversary Of the expulsion Of the BRITISH TROOPs iro
the CITY and Hsbor OF and the tumpSa entrance
OF Gen WARRINGTON 10 1888 Ia CONNIE morsion Of Thu
glorious event which put period to Foreign Tyranny on THU
Conpent and closed Of the Revolution the Manager
directed the National Banner TO be displayed from every
point Castle and gufcen entertainment TO be gver
THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING, Saturday Nov: %, by
SANDS'S Equestrian Troupe As this brilliant ete Is 20 be
given upon the spot from which the hose snes OF E
ssnd weighed their anchors and lett the shores OF Freedom
the interest Of the exhibition will be greatly enhanced snc
Thousands Of the OF the Sres who participated IN hs
iusrous result will honor the great Amphiheater with the
presence.
DARNITM's AMERICAN MlJSEIJM--Once
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miscellaneous.

DOX woodbury. tuns TURKbi
ID WOOD just received and for sale By 20. "a ~
REYNOLDS & DANIELS NO. 80
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uEAVY rnEIGHT for CHARLESlo%<
II few hundred tuns Heavy Freight for ise s''"r
be had By immediate application % s-~ta
sPOPFORD, TiLEsTOs Co, No WEE
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YEAST POwDER.-B. T: BApsDnss 90,
u ors,psl inveutor Of the CHENICxxs.. q - " ~,
which prepared and sold 81 biz - pusksp
tosSt. Eev.York, In tin esns fbos
Ia. tSsy re- tass VIII he shove ssss~
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PROPOSALS will be RECEIyLp ~
i TWELFTH WARD SCHOOL oFFICsEsi i5as
DAY Dee T. 1874 a. o'clock p. NJ. fof w a.s;fe( y
on s7,h-st. near 4th sy Fsrb.r infornstegn .a,ssdr
Al the Office Of the Board Of Education y w.rg i,,<,
sna Il@ y. T. brown. 1z1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

DOARDING.-PARLO and BEDROOMS
don the fIst and second foo suitable for families to LET
with BOARD for the winter at No II Irwin place. between
18th and l9thsts References exchanged.
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yhautrn tor Business film.

Umpire CITY FOUNDRY for SALE.-lhe
II Ensine Tools fixtures &e with lease for nye Ses
- N.,rh 1881 builoiugs Lots OF OroInf Aho
~ he EMPIRE CITY fOUNDE RY. in l3thst betseen 5ia
"a Ith avs. The estab-hnent has been rented and
.bea kis season and all machinery tonls fixtures
are new A-' HOMER M0RGiN
pyt92a., NJ q Ms,ronoli.sa Rank Building. PINE ST.
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Justrurtion.

CLtRKS, whose handwriting eIuires I'M,
u rrcyeurnt. ia, perfect IL IN TEN CLASS LEsSO rs
ureei GOLDsMTa. for s!y This reduction Of s,ps, ssat
or he uuA charge nfeDeed for the epecd beaeh 81 Young
Mn a. hose eesrcs 70 avail thesevss e o7Poru1
,ho1ie CO INN edi.ty At 0oLDSMlrdS Rooms NJ 5'f
BrcsdV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

ING .rd DAY SCHOOL No. 100 Vest 8thst Nj
atd mrs HAMlLToN Principals Pupils received q my
uae curns the quarter charged only tom the day o.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

IA of one of the rst Female SeminsIies in New
who fully compete give instruction In the En-
.b branches French Latin and the rudnen Of Music and
Drawing desires an engagement as TEACHER has Ausnt
three years in schools Of the highest order she wnk
engage u family seminary any other station where ne
msht be useful No objection to the country
district school. Address, previous TO Dec u bliss NINA L.
I'M. II 4 b. LIN L. L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

Yesterdays EnG.irer has an article on the Soule
duels. from which we quote the following relative
to the conduct of Mr.. Soule, senior:
at was an insult to woman and that woman
his wife which he had to avenge The character and
rank of him who otferedthe affont aggravated the
wrong. That Mr.. Soue did right in resenting the
outrage, every man ofproper feeling will admit
that he bore himself with signal dignity and coa-
age throughout the affair." is the testimony of those
even who manifest the least friendship tor him
lie has maintained his personal dignity without
compromising his positon-he has given the nso.
lent aristocracy of Europe touch of American
chivary-and tor that the country will thank him.
The Mait advocates the union of the Hampden
Sydney College and the University Medical School.
Should this be done, 1--WE should have medical in
stitution OF which Virginia and the whole South
might be proud, and which would be a source of
considerable revenue to any State"
The Whig and Penny Post continue the remarks
upon the gauge question. s