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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-15

To-" Get your shirts at Moody's'
this meets the eye Of the traveller, not
only in the papers, but on the tele-
graph poles, and elsewhere. The on
ly reason we know of why you should
get your shirts at Moody's, is, that
his is the original humbug, and the
principal "Shirt Depot.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-04-15

pieces overtiowed.
To- Attention is particularly d.
rected to the communication to-day,
from "a Citizen" in reference to
suspending the lamps and putting out
hereby the only evidence before us,
OF the fact, that the ancient village of
Red Stick, is actually a city, and the
Capital Of the Sugar Bowl Of the Tn
ion. The principal objection 10 the
lamps, and the only one, yet heard
Of, is, ''that there is not enough Of
them;'' therefore they should be put
out. and the posts melted down into
dollars. Because say these objee-
tors lit is not right that the suburb
"Gyosse" for instance should be made
to contribute for oil, to lamps, that
never day, throw any light on the
populoas ''plat' Of tho aforesaid sub
urb "Grasse.' This reason for the
abolition of lamps is cogent and sat
isfactory, and we should like, if we
did not stand committed with "A Cit
izen," to take part with the much
wronged people of the Suburb rasse
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A REMARKABLE WORK by DUMAS
4 n Wl BE- published n few dsys,
THE CONSCRIPT;
A Tan OF I'M ENPfRE.
b. Az ANpEE DIV


TALE OF The EMPIRE.
By ALExANDEK DUNts.
Ia one beautiful Emo vol. OF poo Pr Price -
Since the appearance o, The Count Of Monte Cr;o the
author has written work equal hancy lnd po~e
The original title Dieu Dsbe chan red By the ans
Tor to The Conscrt" 1t essentially 'toy Of peasant
life in striking the creations Of the writer's previous
productions wherein the principal figures kings dukes and
prince humber members Of the great socL
ten All the phases Of existence IN the cottage homes n France
the domestic misery produced by the conepton, and the ter
ror Of the dreadful campaign Of the ft nvson of F-ace
terminating in occupation Of Pans By Ahes; the
terrible battles the Of France and the sva Of Ssp9
leon lie thunf disturb the bisf triumph ab.ola
i'm most graphically portrayed The routine e Of French
peasaniry The life Of the humble soldier in the fed also where
he i rarely descbdn the hospi;aare faithfully narrated n
the mastery for which the author celebrated The
whole book .ussns and teaches morality which will far
remove the Wholesale inputsons sometimes French
novels ind their morality Since De saintne and Chssau
brands rosnces nothing superior has been written in the
French Language.
Borders should be forwarded without delay that hey
may be promptly filed by the day Of publication.
Just Published,
SAM sLICK'S NEW WORK
Second edition ready, Of
NATURE AND HUMAN NATURE.
JUDGE HALLIBURTON.
The author Of " Sam Slick, the Cloosmsker,"&c.
Bound in muslin &c. in paper 50c
1--WE sincerely pity the whe find in It the
ras for the ooening several Of his coffin nails Il Is a
Of oddy and fun and must eel Ike touatoes"
Buffalo Express.
buy it, and If you don't laugh then there iaash
you" lOhio Siaiesinln-
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THE ILLUSTRATED MANNERS BOOK.
manual Of good behavior snd polite accomplishment. Illus
trated with 20 engraving neatly bound n CLOTH IA ees
volume Of SO psees Price -.
complete eTifome Of good behavior, Interpreted with
eouica upon the oe Of society and abo1udns
throughout genial good humor u evidently written by
one has sed much in society and perfectly gn
Of its refined ages Troy DAILY Times.
Published by STRINGER TOWNSEND
No. 222 Broadway, Newly ok. I.
And for sole by all the principe booksellers
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Gperial Notices.

American Institute Farmer club meeting W W.,
hs bed the Repostory 10 81 pp 8p HOUSE,
InnTgF CILTURE OF GRAPES" Strangers are Always
especially welcome A'''''''" NV H. MEIGs, Secretary.
prof. scherb,s Fourth Lecture In Broelslyn s
ns srs5toT; BEATRICE, the Christian Ideal OF
Wonanbood.
Dr. cns.,7eb EAcH EVENING Of this week A. CONT
sn,s HtI sih-s. corner Of sthayj upon PhfSioLo3S,
NJ cents Door open 1t oeock Lectures commence at
second south WiIIamsburgh Village Association:
4 roeeng Of this Association viii DO ned on IthSDA1
EVENING May D at No 1871 E9Te nyy %fSf5 re-
Notice 10 persons holding The ..gpnid Drafts Of
Adans & 90. of California on adams q Co f.. OF
orkAs Is 6esyei me sSs o. I .nogs D. ~,
Their psvmnt such holders desire the benefit of the legal
Css g. .9I collection YoH 2e IvISGsFoS with
Counsellor at Law No. i57 Broadway, New York City
Woodhaven-REAL ESTATE N0TiCE-The Second
E1euon Sale the Ground adjourned to Mey 81 at II
See Express Post aud Commercial for other parcuar fai
price Fxcurisn Railroad Tickets % and back can be had
III r. PITKIN, No. 50 Dey-st
Rennittances TO LEVIN.
Ms.s1s. sETc&UM ROGERS 8 BEMENT No q William
-, Sew-Yo,ki AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK Wsll'st
Eew.York; EXCHANGE BANK, Ststest, Boston, can be
drawn IN GOLD with premium: at The Bank Of -,
y. S. JEsUP Co., Dubuque Iowa
Fmigrnnt InteIlig encc Office and Labor Exchange
al csnSIsts New-York The 0fce established By the
Commission Emigration whore always be found large
numbers Of LABORERs and SERVANTS at very low rates Of
wages persons have their orders filed by writing to
the and sending the TO pay
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ployer. JAMES r. rAoAN' ouperihphoeh''
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Astounding WoIk By Mormon.
CPIRIT A l. ID f l. u ) o y ) -
- BEING 4 KEY TO THE
MYSTERIES OF MORMONISM,
SPIRITUAL WIFE SYSTEM,
A PR4CTiCED


BRIGHAM 1Ol Nj AND HIS ASNOtlAIkN.
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY.
BY A MORMON AND WIFE. seceders from that singular
sect. Beautifully illustrated.
This interesting work bids fair 10 run like widfre coming
a. does a time when the pecuiares OF the Mormon
peore and their attitude toward Government,
exciting such universal attention throughout the United states
The book gives full aud explicit exposition OF the basphnous
secret emons MOrmousm the authors having been per
sonaly initiated into the revolving Mys-ey OF the Spiritual
System during their residence at Utah The numerous
uustrans spirited Of the Mysterious Ia
ston Rites Degrees Of the Temple, aud other startling
scenes showing the Orsnd Turk BRIGHAM YOUNG a. home
in his Harem. The whole forming book that ought 20 be
carefully READ and reflected on BY every family.
pTice-llusirated with hey TO Mystenes cents
Illustrated and Initiation Scenes.............5t cents.
Fully illustrated, richly coloFed .........51 cent?
One Thousand wanted Immediately circulate this
worn throughout the length and breadth Of the land Copies
sent paid upon receipt Of price Address 4 RANNEf
Publisher Of Maps and Books, No. 1875 Broadway, y \
Editors copying the above shall receive copy the work
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Go farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con-
- stanty hand very superior article Of pure BONE
DIT ST, consisting OF savings filings and ground bone.
Orders received the Works 5jdt East Rver No.
IS Vesey-st up stairs. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
HN-FEU.-A fertilizer made entirely of night
soil dssiccated inodorus and raised high STANDARD BY
the ed ton 81 salts of ammonia l. offered for sale by THE
LODI MAAUfAC FUR Nc COMPANY rler than ground
superphosF Lime OF any other fertilizer IN market IL is
adapted any cropts been used with signal upon
crops such cabbage, urnps Luckwheaf and
dre the last hoeing; also upon Wuer grain
Packed barre about go b will be- delivered board
Of railroad 10 the city, free Of charge, FOX psksge
carfsge the Of fj per circular With further In
formation will be forwarded eny 4pp, the
Adfress TIE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY, No. 90
Courtandt. s- ". Y
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finf ARTS.

w SCHAUS. IMPORTER Of ENGRAVINGS
w and ARTISTS MATERIALS, has removed rom No
SO Broadway spacious No. 81 Broadway, where
he vii be happy 20 see HE patrons
WILLIAMS. STEVENS, WILLIAMS X CO..
w Printelers No $50 Broadway. have much pleasure in
Announcing the Exhibition their Store Of OF seven
eEquisite PAINTINGS representing
DOGS AND THEIR CANE.
By The celebrated Richard Ande On new Gary rom A. VI
rnil P VI
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THE PROTESTANT CHURCHMAN.-Ihis
Il valuable Weekly Episcopal paper is edited BY
The Rev HENRY ANTHON, ID. d.
The Rev STEPHEN II. TYING, ID. d.
The Rev ELI II. CANFIELD.
ANSON ID. r. RANDOLPH No. 6sS Broadway corer Of
Amity-st., Publisher.
subscription price - 80 from June 70 June In every yea
This paper devoted sound Evangelical principles and the
maintenance of pure Protestant Truth.
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6orses, Carriages, 81.

4 LADY's SIDE-SADDLE, second hand for
~ SALE-Arpiy tho. ~ Waierst up stairs
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-GEORGE +. MES
i BIT Co. have REMOVED their Printing and sta
onery Establishment from the Tontne Building 70 the Has
geriy Buidinss Pearl and Pinests and
amply prepared I'll orders for every description Of Letter
Press Coprerpate and Lhographic Printing, Blank Blocks
and all that pertains the Stationery Department. foreign or
domestic.
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60 fubom il alap Concern.

A HIGHLY respectable young Lady OF genteel
~ appearance ard capable Of making good WIFE and e-
celeut HOUSEKEEPER. wishes % open correspondence
with view MATRlMONY with a gentemsn Of strictly
moral temperate industrious aud habits not under D
wears age. Address week Z. L. b. syrcass y
An American Widow Lady without any incum
brsnce Of cultivated refined and renie manners.
lowed ia Natures choicest attribute sweet sunny temper
.heddnr gsus influence al ar0un d cesirous 20 TAIL
CHARGE az ganteuans house 0achoror wid0wer feeling
confident Of home agreeable is possesor Ad
dress Mrs. WILLIE Eudsons PosOce stating where an
Interview b. had. References exchanged.
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printins.

DFING the Printer of over THIRTY NEWS
I'D PAPERS, MAGAZINES and REVIEWS, in connection
with large BOOK and JOB business for Publishers and Sta
toners. lie obliged employ facilities UNSURPASSED IN
EXTENT AND VARIETY BY any similar Office on this Cont
nent He therefore prepared accommodate the Public in
general with EVERY CONCEIVABLE DESCRIPTION Of
Printing whether Plain Illustrated. Large Small Much
Little Lcerpress or stereotyped Bound Unbound from the
least Circular Label the Largest Newspaper Book
or Poster in COLORS BRONZEs the Shortest Notice
in the Best Style and al the Lowest Rates.
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THE TKw-yoRK TRIBUNE

r,cALIFoRNIA OREGON AND IHE IA SASS s,sd'Ds,
ri ANS i Published the departure OF es]h His
e. Isup,saH at sl 80 per Single copies on Oen
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IN ENGAGED Tins great event come. "a =, RARVI,rs
MUSEUM on the 5,A s,e 5'h and s.h June Pres amount
he finest Babies The number Of competitors Is ,S ~ one
huDdred The leo Babies have already received their er6
twins, pets quarters &C. An address will
b. delivered on the third day Of the kxhbion b. Mr. L. n
IOMI EK m The Lecture Room.
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broad
way-Open from A. NJ till 10 o'clock p NJ, daily. Ad
One hundred and fifty Of the choicest
PAINTINGS collected together adorn the walls OF
this Gallery. 1t superior other collection on this CONT
nent To be appreciated needs but TO be seen.
JNTE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open to
public small charge, until further notice. Most OF
the Paintings and statuary are still on exhibition
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r IpNAN,s PATENT EYELET MACHINES

CLOTE & JAMES, Stationers, No. 81 Fulton-st.
~ Of BLANK BOOKS Of the tess paper Always sE
hand nsSs orss any parf0H ne sssTst sess
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PTMEMBER little CORDELIA HOWARD as

III EVA. and Mrs Howard Topsy, next WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON and EVENING AZ the National Theafer, as
trst monisl 70 Manager A. H. PIRDl.
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T. IIID|'t4'9
/ ,here appe,rs 40 ldvertisenent Of ale II VILLA
SfTEs a. For Hsmtc OF FRIDAY. June J. on
he zlCuni We iRud think Fort Hamilton ID well enough
roVu this Cccsson host Of pucaser o. there
No psce he vicinity Of New crx thar beam any com
.ou in for beautiful -tuafon. scenery and accessibility
Every uln has family ought cu- u the Guy where
tey breathe the fresh and eNhaatnz air and stop me
Doctors halls Free Tickets and Maps md al information can
Re han be had q the Aucfi0reer or Of
JANIS W. BARKER, 10. SazaE-si.
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- SIEGE OF sENASTOPOL.-There is but opinion,
that the interesting Exhibition in NewYoIk JOHN X
SMITHS GRAND TOUR OF EUROPE, and SIEGE OF
SEVASTOPOL showing 100 views 40 feet wide of the prnc
pal objects Of interest Europe Gen Webb, Of The Courier
and Enquirer visited this Exhibition In London in
company with Minister and it ia sssuredy the most effect
Dorama have and richly merits the high
oomuns passed upon by the public and the pes At the
Chinese Rooms, No. $50 broadway EVERY EVENING, at
O'clock and SATURDAY O'clock. The Piano AMIGO ~
Mr. AYLNIN FIELD, of London Admittance, . cents
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~ GRIFFIN a Co.'S Patent Fuel-Savins Ap.
I,op OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APPARA-
MOOT RFFR APPARATUS for SALE-Con-

IL sitting of neat Counter with marble Fountain and an
irrved Beer Pump; also Lead Pipe and good kotseHo'
an 'reuspiete TO BE- sold a. bargain. Apply 20
LAW L BOYD. No. % Eas, Broadway,
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I.JTNCLE TOMS CABIN" on the Afternoon

u sud Evening Of next WEDNESDAY. Al the National
TheaeT, for the Managers Benefit Little Coriea Howard.
Mr.. G. C. Howard, Mrs T. Fox and Mr. G. c. Howard viii
appear
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NEW-YORK TRIBU NE.
,r,r xrw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE
THE yEW-YoRK TRIBUNE

n pubsbed every TuEsoAY snd fElDAS % as 49,
- .nnum- Two copies for - rive 'o' VII ." ~
800 ~ cent Inc for esch Insertion.
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PARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

~ Nov here, the SWISS BEARDED LADY and her
BEAhDEp INFANT who, although not yet two years old,
has iull oesrd and whiskers-TJESnAl NAV eg-ENEN.
IN, SsNtos,, IhE LONELY MAN OF TIE OCEAN. AT
TEhNOON, ATS, fllf MAN AND THE TIGER, and ICHA-
BOD. > OoAk The LIVING OSTRICHES, MAINE CT.
ANItsS iest hshi DWARF LADY, q inches high FE-
rpdey 10, II oeutA '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

H rs. NISF Utks Ioa,o " arnouucb 20 the
CATION Of SPIRITS, 9 RAPPISG and WRITING
MEDIUM AZ No SIS Broadway Hours from 10 20 and from
hs sse hop TO sysD day and svssns Aaaasea "essss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

ron EUROPEAN ClRC ~ Il All ~
,kS 90 the departure Of each Mail Steamer tor liver
;, as osr snnain postage Dclsded single copes 81
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y NANTS No. D tG th-st beteeen y ana LeAll,sll
avs-GOVERNESSES. HOUsEkEEPERSi also, shh
NANTS b every capacity .unl-Iea rom hls lnsalon.
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Dodr0 ano Rooms.

DOARDING-At Nos. As and ~ East Broad
I'D way for Gentlemen and their Wives and sIss oense-
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Chaures for Business Hlen.

n FEATURING BUSlNEs>-Ahotun el s, pyns 81
.-sr, will BE- sola very low with the STUN rho n
TIFS &C. complete, As the prQpre'or n'r ''ns' "' " ~
60 and csuuot attend 70 10. Apply to,, - O., ,t.
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An AMERICAN. ENGLISH or SCOTCH BOY
want SITUATIONS

~ wASTED-Sot younger than y nor oi,r than u Noas
need apply who cannot read we'll ID FRANShAM tIine..
| No IS Ann 81 corner Of Nassau 81
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NNANTED-A situation by "a respectable, smart
w Protestant Girl 10 do COOKING, WASHING aud IRON
ING, or CHAMBERWORk and WAITING IN Gentiemans
private family Has lived four place She caa be
seen for two days No - West l6hst third floor front
room None need apply unless they have children She is
very economical in work. and has objection short
dstance in the country. Good reiereD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

American Institute Farmers club meeting W.
=, a. fesost0rv 10 9j Broadway on Iues1ay MAY
- - n. . - 1891 ROOT-CROPS, GRAPE-HOUsEo
snnTaF CULTURE or GRAPES" Strangers are always
especially "eoeHe H. MEIGs, Secretary.
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THE wALLACK TEsTIMoNIAL-The Com

the ay and spontaneous Of The Managers Of the
Thesters nearly the whole theatrical profession IN
the city, such 49, - .
be presented THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON and EVEN
ING = will be without parallel.
They their hest thanks the great number Of the vol
uneers that the limited time did allow a the
services Of many Of them being made use Of
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sitnation by young Woman as

w CHAMBERMAID and WAITED she would also assist
the Ws.h and Ironing Has objections 70 going shorl
distance the Unexce pt0nabe references
Apply a. No. 30 Greeues door
Amity It.
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w Woman A. WAITER or CfIAMBERMAlD or 10 Dc
FINE WASHING and IRONING. Is n good PLAIN sewer
hes no objection 20 20 the country travel with LADY, h.
pecfsbe city reference from her ast place where
she lived year Can Et No. % 9th ID ay Can be
for days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
Goal.

EOAL UNDER COVER.-Red and White Ash
~ Fsg and Stove 80 So Cumberland 81 49, also Hickory.
Pine Oak Wood at the lowest market price Orders psf
Dispatch Poet promptly attended % by
ABBOTr LADUE,
Nos 253 Westst. and S53 Greenwich It.
COALS-I am selling Rcd-Ash or White, do
~ lyereo from yslds-Nut %; Stove Egg Broken %
L. - from boats JACOB WEEKS,
Nos 3l3 bowery and III Greene Ct
COAL.-I have now reduced the price OF my
beet Spf RED ASH low price OF 90 rs pr
n delivered and well screened to and pehsoa
for casb weight warranted under penalty OF orfsitus
coal from ysd. corner Of King and Geenvicbss or No
ll6 Duane It ard 25hst and sth-ay. PETER CLINTON
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Souses anG farms Uanien.

DART of a HOUSE WANTED-Unfurnshed
TO, sn all fam, from lot May next betws lfth and
2sts. 4th 9Th Psro rst door Bedrooms acc
Bath room Room n bseuent besides Kitchen without
Board; or Paror Bedrooms and Bath with
Board Acdfes A. p Box No 32Si Post Office giving locs
ton terms &C aud style Of house
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Marhinerp, &r.

nor SALE CHEAP-A TEN-HORSE EN-
Il CINE, with BOILER complete, nearly new aiso,
about fo,t, .-t Of IRON CHIMNEY attached Inquire OF
CHARLES PULLEY Co. No ia Colunoast
A NEW SODA WATER APPARATUS
IA sppli-d las5sieb be taken -par ana
mt together 10 airy minutes as every Description of Ap-
,srau, for Drswing Bottirg MsoufaurnE the Sods
Water either Of Copper Iron with eApl; pinIeu dfe0'
tious for uskrg the Sods-WateT ard syrups
N .nufectu'ed and folt. 400 constantly on han1 oy
WILLIAM GEE. No So Fulton st Ne~.foIs 80 hooL
CIOR SALE.-State, County and Town Rights
DUlTOks srounced bv Judges the best in Apply at
tne INX ESfORs OFFICE. No SO Wsllst ~ T.. b.tweeu
10 An. and Pm, OF address l. u WEBS New fok ro'
OH e.
CTATIONARY STEAM-ENGINES.-The sub
- cri.er. prepared 10 furnish on en- rt notice
HORIZONTAL ENGINES. on iron bedfrsme'. strons ana
sutana highly finished from to 100 hore p' yer
with without pumps boilers &c wsrrsuted 70 give sfnt
fiction s.o shsiog Mil Work of all Kinds sash aud
Bind Machinery 10 Order They are also prepared 20
furnish the sizes double apd sinale) OF wells Co.'S
Patent CiIe ulaT saw Mills w. HAYES Co.
Northampton. Hampshire Co. Mass.
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Danrine Ata6emies.

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ NO SC5 BroAdwsy opposite lth-st s now open for
the reception OF pupils who commence NJ Any time La
dies suo Children Wednesdays sid Saturday. At and
NJ; Gentlemen Wednssdays Thursdays snd every other
Friday At NJ Practising Assemblies Saturday Even
inzs fof Lade. and Gentlemen. Monthly Sources usual
Circulars containing days hours end terms Of instruction. can
be rad AZ the Academy time Will be scot BY post
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NIACCARoN! -nrcKRR & BPOruro

Nt have 70, sale a he sotou ail. Cbssr.s NJ.
York. HACCAROsi Of thsif o-r u,nus.s,qrs wa,.h -
dees, Of favor and sorsi,is - other r,.se. owe. IL,
Imported article recommend. i-f orcs Tor f.uiy "a.
Pit ~ boxes S . s ssoa Lo-rAl discount alow,s a
purchs',s Of ten OF t~enty boHss
Y'ALLOW CANDLE S-Fl'LL NElGHTS-
u ALLAN hay Co. so,p sad Candle Ws-n No. 10
a. ard IS let sy bes respectfully intogn tbe vsai-p
and c1nsnmsrs o. sow Csbdes In general tia, e
tuu- usnufsctue the above article OF ne qa.t, a.
a we.ts IS ooneesto the pound. al nres frOia IS !.
tie pound
ccne IL Nofks whom parcAasss ,aSs
r,ls on having fu shis All GOODS OF
marked with sni pace II basiass. a fa1
No connection with sny other ostao'i,hmsnt out VI
ths city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22
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uARDWARE.-The largest aud most com
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS. Ic..
in essblhment for tbs cits and country
u.ds cen be found al CHAS .LIrrLr5,
Nos 50 md "a Farons-
JAMES o. MORSE Il Co., No. - .IOhn-st,
y New Yois-Desl-rs in all descriptions OF PIPES for
STEAM. Gas snd WATER and Manufacturers OF every Va.
rey of FrfTItGs for the together With improved
Valves. OIL CUts Whistles &c Sea PUN Gauges,
Boilers Boi Fluss Bulldogs warned by Steam Hot
Water Gas Apparatus factories private dwell
inss
I UCICS HART, Nos. 4 and BURLING-SLIP
- offers Tor sse the following METALS:
SO slabs Government Bancs Tin
500 Slabs Straits Tn ..Orted bands.
$50 Slabs Fng-h Tin. In email books.
lSo rs R,fn,d Tin Va bars
~ PRS German apd spanish Lead
IL casss hes, quality Resu'us Of Antimony.
ZOE rs Anti Friction or Rabbit Metal.
Sc tbs facet quality Metallic Bismuth.
old COLONY IRON Co.'S SHOyELS
~ SPADES and sCOOP5-A fall assortment, for sale BY
JOHN 5. BUssING & Co, No. 8! Cif.t, N Y
OATS, RATS, RATS.-E. OLtVER' Patent
III Self setting Rev oyipz RaTTRAPde dedly the most
iuserous Rat United Manufactured and
fof sale a. No. % ultonst Also Wire Tanen for flower
s.rdeus Brsss Copper aud Wiei Coal ssnd and
Gravel Screens; Sleeves and Riddles 5kysht and W,ndO~
Vine; siper Wus; and every description OF Wire
Work maze to order
CCOTCH PIG IRON-Hnndred tuns No. l
- 9sr.teTe and 900 mixed Numbers best Pig ron n
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