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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-03-05
quqast Glrftiull 1857.


STATE sENATE-LINcoIss AND FRANKLIN.
oT We are authorized to announce J0eI
j. ZONES, ESD. of Lincoln, acandidate to rep
resent Lincoln and Franklin counties in the
Senatorial branch of the next Tennessee
Legislature.
FLoATER-IINCoLS, GILES AND MARSHALL.
OF We are authorized 10 announce 5:srnes
M Davidson, a candidate for Joint Repre-
sentative for Lincoln. Giles and Marshall coun-
ties in the next Legislature.
REPREsENTATIvE-LINcoI COUNTY.
OF We are authorized to announce Capt
George v. -HebD. candidate to represent
Lincoln county, in the lower branch of the
next Tennessee Legislature
sF We. are authorized to Announce Mr.
ID. w. Holman. candidate to represent
Lincoln county, in the lower branch of the
next Tennessee Legislature.
OF We are authorized to announce Mr..
James Fulton. candidate to represent
Lincoln county, in the lower branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature.
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HARRISON'S COLUMBIAN
HAIR DYE.

SIZE ESLAKHED--sTYLE IMPROVED.
TT has double the quantity and strength Of
j. any other.
1t gives a perfectly natural color.
1t colors every shade from light brown to let
black. 0ETIts use is easy and rapid
It is perfectly harmless tosthe skin.
It's effect is instantaneous and permanent.
1t is the best, quickest cheapest and safest DYE
ever made.
OTDirectiops foruse accompany each box 10
Price--1 OF S1-2 OF 81 5o-4 OF s3-8 OF So
Entered according to act of Congress, in the
year 1855. by A. w. Harrison, in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court of the u s. for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
For sale by Farar, Caldwell q Co., and r.
N. Whitaker, Mulberry. Tenn.
Manufacturer, APoLLos W. HARRIsoN, 10 South
1th ST., philadelphia. July 3l-12m
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New House

We invite attention to the adver-
tisements of Messrs. Webb g. McPhail
in this mornings Observer. They
have many desirable articles, that they
offer at less than cost to make room
for their spring stock. One of the
firm is now in the East, and in due
time they will have superior assort-
ment for the inspection of the public
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S PRIN G, 1857.
Ne,c Wholesale House

A. II. WASHINGTON. G. G. o'BRYAN. C.B. BRYAN
WASHINGTON. BRYAN & co
No 90 NORTHEAST corner Public Square,
NASHVILLE. Jet,oeen Methodist
Publishing House and r. s. HolEins d Co.
" Fare daily receiving, and will --
w have complete by the Goth &
inst, a very extensive stock of
Goods in our line, consisting in part of
Irish Linens, White Goods, En-
brOtderies, Laces and Edgings,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Twisted
SILK MittS, Gloves and Varieties.
We'have added this season to our usual va
riety large stock of BOnnets Of every
style and grade, Bonnet Ribbons and Trim
mings of allkinds; also, JewcIry of every
variety and quality, to all (which we respect
fully invite the attention of merchants (and
merchants only.J
WASHINGTON, BRYAN & co.
6TFeathers, Beeswax, Gnsang, etc, want
ed at the highest market price. Feb.19
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From The PalasAi Citizen.
Great improvement in Spectacles.

Great improvement in Spectacles.
Grained of the genuine Scotch Pebble.
l.. Palmer 4 co, Opticians from tie I'M
proved Spectacle Mangtactory and Op,icaz
Estab,ishlneli; IA London,
NALL The attention of the @A@a
" citizensof Fayetteville and - <
surrounding country 70 their splendid assort-
ment OF Scotch Pebble Spectacles, and would
say, to those who value their sight. not to
delay awaiting themselves of the opportunity
Of procuring pair of the justly celebrated
Spectacles. These Pebbles are constructed in
accordance with the PHILOSOPHERS of nature in
the peculiar form of Concavo convex mirror,
admirably adapted to the organ Of sight, and
can be used by the old and young to pursue
the most minute employm ent, either by day
or candIeIight, with perfect ease, and never
cause that giddiness Of head or unpleasant
sensation to the eye that many experience
from using the ordinary kind Of spcctacles.
MANY persons might have good eyesight for
Is or 20 years longer, BY using these glasses
than the ordinary kind, which in the end do
more harm than good. Call on w. II. & NJ.
d. MOORE Dee. %, 1856.
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To crown an Emperor in Russia
costs as much money aswe pay our
President in one hundred and forty
years.
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!. hoh6AN- Z. u. CHENEY. ST. c. u. M0RGA
Spring Impertations!!
Morgan & Co.,
No. 40, PUBLIC SoUARs,
NASHVILLE TENN.

WE are now receiving II
w and opening our - j
usual Spring Purchases, which will be ready
for inspection by the 25th inst, and at which
time we will display more complete assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, than we have ever
done at any season heretofore
Our Stock will embrace all the latest style
of DOM ESTIC AND FOREIGN
STAPLE &FANCY GOODS.
And to it will be added all the NOVEL
TIES, as they appear in the Eastern Cities.
In addition to the large and generally assor-
ted Stocks we have been in the habit Of
keeping, we have added to it all the styles,
and grades of
,READY-MADE CLOTHING.
We shall be pleased to exhibit our assort-
ment to old friends and the Trade generally,
as we feel confident that from our long expe-
rience and the advantages we possess. we are
able to offer INDUCEMENTS to all.
asses MORGAN & co.
Nashville Feb. 10. 1857.
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GbF Marlsft5 --Iatfst Datss

Nashville. Tenn
| Cotton-Has been, rather active during the
week We heard of the sales of a small lot
at 1O@121z. We continue our quotations as
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/" E viii sell to punctual dealers a q
/. w on the usual time. All kinds X4A
of Barter such as Feathers, Socks, -
Jeans, Linsy, Beeswax, Giasang. azzkoaz
Tallow. etc, taken in exchange for Goods, at
the market price. Bring it in We pay cash
fer our Goods, and viii sell them low.
WEBB& McPHAIL.
March 5, 1857.
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tits highly important that the pupils COM
mence with the session, in order TO be present
at the organization Of the classes; although
they will be received at any period after, and
charged until the close Of the session
No deduction for absence, except in eases of
protracted sickness. Dec. IL, 1S56-3m
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The POETRY OF PHYsIc. Doses have been
associated in our minds with wry faces. and
medicine has seemed from the days of child
hood, another word for nausea and disgust,
1tssremedies were the worst part of ssckuess
and pain was not so hard 20 bear as the revolving
portions we are compelled to swallow for its
relief DIR. Ayers preparations herald another
era. His Cherry PectoraEis like honey on the
tongue. and healing balm on the stomach.
His Pills! Try them-they arc sweet morsels
to the taste and glide sugar-shod over the palate
but their energy although wrapped up, is
there and strikes with telling force to the very
found atoms of Diseases Cincinnati Citizen
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II the Philosopher was elated by discovery
that. would place him step further onward
in the paths of Science, and enabled him to
extend the rays of knowledge to mankind,
has not the discoverer cause to rejoice who
has found means of alleviating the sufferings
and thereby benefting the condition Of his
Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Chronic Articular, Rheu-
matism, functional or organic disease of the
Liver. incipient Phthisic Syphilis in its varied
forms, frem the slight discoloration to the
lucrative process, are diseases well known to
the western country. In these particular cases
Hurley's Sarsaparilla will be found to act with
feet, and IN no instance where used
to directions, has it failed to afford
immediate and permanent relief Try it and
you will thank us for the advice.
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A man named Finney, in the city
Of Syracuse. N. Y, few days since,
while vomiting, forced one Of his eyes
completely out of the socket. so that
it hung down upon his cheek The
ball was allowed to remain in that po-
sition several days, until it finally
swelled to an enormous size, and the
humors of the eve being intercepted,
it actually began to mortify. A ply
sieian was called in, who succecdedin
forcing the eye to its place, but the
sight was gone forever.
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SCHOOLS.
Fayetteville Emdie
AGADnEDnx.

.T.. l.. SAWYER. Principal.
MRS. H. SAWYER, Preceptress. -,
MRS. T. ". Meow EN-. Assistant
GEO. W. SfMOSS, Prof Of Music. :
fNyHE next session Of this Insti- ESfsf1
4 tuition VIII commence the xxy
first Monday fn Fenrsnry. ~A--sz&
Terms per session Of tweHty- one wseks:
Literary Department.
Primary Glass; ...... .....s. 49,. $40 90
d amor L lass. 49,. 1870. L w
Senior Class lis CO.
Graduating Fee ............... IS 90
Musicnl Department.
Instruction on the Harp. $50 90
. DO Piano ......-.....25 %
. do Guitar. -. 20 90
do Melodeou %
Vocal Music in Glass. ........ g 90
Lessons in Musical Compositions. :. :. 10 co.
Use OF lnStrume Il W
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Z In this county, Sunday, 18th ult., Of cancer.
Mr.. BEyJAMIS T. PARKS, aged about 40 years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-03-05

WIS article, r, NJ its extreme 3
Il neatness andlightness, weigh
ing only three ounces, and its sue |
cessful application IN the most dif-
hcult cases Of Hernia, has won for
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Fayette Academy!

EHE next session Of this InstitI- 81
IL ton will commence on Nom -
day, the 1st day OF September 49, f
n1xf Tsy-,oe m Z, La,ef,,fo-s KEx1J
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TC= CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other d.
anca the InsenceE, should be to
eanceTntn the editorial department Of the paper,
IaouI be addressed The Editors Jointly, or 70 either one
writing for publication, viii please write
Il, aSSyspee Of The above rules win greatly oblEe
Aud secure prompt attention 70 correspondents than
l,y might Otherwise receive. 7= 81 liz
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E. (. CITY n /. b = Isl : q, i I5ss
.GoIpESNf7 BTlFY HIVslI7 E3ToIRH3i

- ~
GOLDEN BEE HIVE aT0RI7,t
l14A AL2AiI2S 5sS'l'., NH EEL in i.g5sf,
g F.jl.L .44Siil. psLS-7itflH 7itf.4.Ll{z.
GsToSE & T1r0SIAs iake rleEan4r IN 41S0Inclk that
- .lloyeFe now In rs7 NJ thsr tt rtoek u ssll aud
Dry G oods, Varieties nd lEiIIluerr ssoodsts
They have Just TecetS Cd lteit S"cGnd Fall Purehasee
sent to tie pabiis mere 8 ina s'''s
5S6O.oOOS OSwG1sTH OF GOoDSs,sR
ss9s b. :As ss5s, Ss S1sS6 r
ever ole cd 70 The Public. ~ 44s0
10 ,hsis former hays added laFss s.eeses
and slso beautiful line 9. choice F1rs, suitable tho
ssRslay; thsy invite % g .lo Tssde sT5I
rIssln IN knas OF Cotton Fahtla and baYl
ns h III done tof i1Ssy years
!uSs In eeae Instances able 70 sr inluss@eats
70 e, ca S%s sF N or ~ RETAIL
ToHessthe wants Of their rspll pssasl9g Trade :heys
the Pube with one best sceSted soek Of soSdsI la
theis line In the West.
In In this iEt6ek may 6s found tuly fsica
lsSS S Sf ss anfs al Tg
"A faii Inc Of The Richest rsinttd 6Msfs sIadsd N
in striped CAShrneres and Dslais - 5,fa
4Sl shawls and Coaks-etuhrselnGs son1e u the
ever offered 10 Wheeling. ~ -
gGSsg % The hrkest li!.e Of
house, 4 not Is any hS,ss in tie city.
They have laid ia thGr stock With view %
shall ts Ss9ttnE 70 risass. "a.
IhcS Istl conent that they oGvT lnlnFenieotait
ctoas uds eNceled by house In thevst, u In
tue United States No trouble TO show sntts
Cars, Hotelsand Buats FOR cGAlomGrs. ..t5orE
az Always hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
ENCOURAGE AM EKICANs sMANEFACTERE6
H. RUTLEESSs sa8OORE.KhEREsER'1 z
Writing Fluid
SIScE this superior Fntd 1ut been estsre prts
y now nearly two ysats la Keen eslsRntJ gailisg.a
tayoE End now preferred b many - the fsxRed Ar
mold Efsid. -. 80 : -.
During Es.t year twenty quart aad pint bot
ses together viii smaller sl.es n sofa
10 bankers aqd merchants IA CncInnRti LoutaVS Ftss
nnrRh Buao oloTCand Dtro, Terrs ARute. Lafayyttsi
IineennCR, Indianapolis, ETansvte Frankfort LrXng0o
NASHVILLE Memphls St. Louis peksbG, JaAkRo6, EateAeE
and New Orleans II has also been Rdopted the Stats M
parnents OF Kentucky, Tennessee and AsssSippl ha3
taken three first class Diplomas the Meekancs Institutes
Cincinnati and Louisville, and four Diplomas Prize he
dals State Fairs held LAST Fall in New York. Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois,.
The following morchants bankers, &c Yhkeiing hsrSs
toose uslng Arnolds English Ink have pnfch But
Fer.S Book Keepers Writing PluIi: Y 2 isa I'D
Northwestern Bank Of ErgnIo MeEchapts MechapLeS,
Bank Of Wheeling Bank OF Wheeling; Crescent 96ndtsetH
ring Company County Clerk OF Ohio GountJ at0nAl Clt
graph Once; baltimore and Ohio RAroSd 0fee; hetdre
House; Kelly Holloway & Co RpssCl q AIcAfetS Gordon,
Matthews Co.; T. Sweeney Bon; Doane CoHEnl 0tt
Boyd; Boyd 0tt Oliver Pryor; JUS. II. Stout Col Lamb
din, GlberBon 4 Co... PreRa. -,
For sale at manufacturers pFIesS by ~ ta s' ~
.oeso I. fs.fssil its IAMBDIk, G1LnERsoS a CO.
MnGchee, .BcMcIrT StlVerRnd Plated NIlnrr,.
0tkocfI N,
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4 he. . 1yn eh burg - Ose nnd Fire lnsurnnce
CoMpnnJ of LynchbnfS, Va.
CAPITAL 100000 win take risks promptly adjust
y j.ass aRstp'y Losses. ssA' E'sktssi 1ssa..
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Accommodation Train Bridgepor: at 4:l6 r 81 for
MellsYIls, stopping at an Way statlons.
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AAtreeevIng and constantly hand large stock
OF the celebrated IIAILET, DAVIS & CO.'S HIAN0ES.
Also, complete assortment ofMELnDE0SS aud SERA.
PIIISES from the celebrated manufactorrs Of fGarhart,
Sedham aud A. p. Hughes. Ako,ss splended Gothic Or
IRn, style for ourchfs Lecture Rooms, With stops
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) HBISKEI4L q SWBARINGEN
J-IAyE now received theif entire SgCoSp STOCK or
New York by and otherwise from The most Ssfsnt
arrivals and elegant deslgus OF They would beg
here 10 call buyers their extp$s stock
Of prsPs Goods and dsres, which in variety sd
beauty OF combined with moderate prices cShhetbs
execllcI Their stock Of and other Goods Is likewise
yer! complete. n ~ fpifs s tf ts - esIttl
We have opened beautiful assortment OF Spring
and Summer Drsss Clouds, consisting Of ~
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Pianocs, Mclodeons Straplnes aud Ascnr,leons tuned
and Repaired and all other kinds generally
with ntRtneSS and dispatch 'ff9
~ all goods warranted, at this establishment
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Accommodation Train leaves Ravenna $500 A. N stops
at Way Stations arrives Mt Cleveland ~ 94o a. M
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fa SIdEEtI. MUSIC. b e.v
am constantly receiving and keep on hand large and
choice cOleeon Of Sheet NGslc Also lhstrction Books
for every kind Of InatEnmel,A nov n.Ase
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NEW Observation-Disclosures. Il
II Av1HG purchased the Book stationery and Wall Pa
III par establishment OF John H. Thompson; vim e6utfn.
ue the businesS at the cid sta 1tT Aiain vheeng
Va, aud solicit continuance Of the
heretofore % hbera1y extended to NY prtdeeessor.
1t u my purpose TO keep constantly hand full and
eomdtete assortment In te various branches Of The bust
ness, and TO sell 1t the lowest prices.
To Country Merchants, Teaehefs sud others purehasing
at Wholesale great indneements are offered in stock and
~ -oash paid for Rage.
IOrI2-1y istil 7tts fzsst - JAS O. ORR.
To nay Old Friends nudi iCu6tom ere.
TAKE great pleasure IN Mr Jas O. Orr,
\ to whom have eald stock Of Books attonsE All
paper, &e and to for him confluence Of the pa
p0nSge hefetoiofe enjoyed by Ine.
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!

Splendid inducements to those 4rAo 4eish to
- 4 attend a Commercial College s.
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.JlJNY. hhUEI HkD

NEW STYLE Han and PaTior PaFrs With new and beauti
IN fuI Velvet Match Borders ALs0-A general 6ssoTt-
Enet Of Glazed and Common Wan Papeys for lev
lor Cash, b my16 5UbdkAtIS
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WOULD subacrber for papers Pert6a
\ ica!s, whose names have been transferred TO frpn
Mr. Tobtns Hooks that We ARE now receiving said Petio1l
TO- 70 call az liz alaln street Any HsB 70 discontinue
their will please aVIse that may
telr copIes We haze just case
eleGant Family aso late rs ehtSi md
MFs; Sopthwprths Works. Everything nthe Book Apd
Stationery line can be had at te ChsAp Book No.
~ Main stE,ssL: L.. lanlhl. IAs..E. ORR
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VEIsMS.

oPpICE-Corner Of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
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no fDo1 " UUL HATS, Just received. s
S,Stf t66 S. -. HARPER = BON.

T1IE4RE REORIYt6G DAILY. large aaautttiss OF new
w sEtFfnr Goods Eueh Are selling at our usual low
sfiset. fapqd1 lfEIskEEg& sREstslScENs
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SUMMER AllRAN G Il n E N.Ts5

ITO THOSE WHO ENTER, MY INSTITUTE, OR Remit
y ME $5U, and thus secure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
upon completing thorough of Double Entry Book
keeping and It's Collateral Branches lucrative
plOyneut In a king Houses Accountants
within ninety days after their graduation, else they will
be indenniedto the full aount Of the 4u paid for ta
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Life Insuranot

Lite insurance. ~
rHR undgrslgnel viii take applications for Life Policies
tg United States Life Insurance Annuity Trust
Company Of Philadelphia. isse ta3tht a.. /.
Assets IS9s I' ~ aa
wheeling, Jan. 81, 1sS7.-[Ipn2s go 4sts.
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@. e. BROW 81 !,

Wntchee. .5cNrcIry stlvetRnd e lnttti Yl!nrt
- NIochs, &c. &c.
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SEPTEMBER 1876
q sgsll s. lINsURA &c., s. 81 i.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY,

J.R Baker; ralIaut { Dslapiatn, 2,
"a j. tTfoS II, Last, - D. Lamb, 80 s5 !
- Norton, Acheson q Co. @. Hartman,
g. BT9HJJ t.3t s. G. 8atef q Co..
y Lat 3 Howell, y. ". HeiSkSIl & Co.
tan99
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l14L AL2AiIfS ST., NH IsEsF ,Ifs6 75f
gz F.IE.L M p;LS7lSR 7itf<t.I2i r
GsToSE & T1i0SIAs iake rtekenrr IN lnS9Inclk that
y tlsS now In rs- nj tslr fui pt0rk et Fall aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10

n .. HoUGa, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
~. Of fashionable rosewood furniture this day Frdsy
April TO- lex O'Clock combating Of the elegant modern fur
nure and coey works Of contained In the Ave story r
class house 2s West Twenty third street. Ninth
The sale OF this furniture win be strictly peremptory. Afford
ing purchasers opportunity Of aiming costly furniture
and superb works Of without restriction. There will be
postponemen Ct this sale Of the weather and
cas- deposit will be enacted oa All purchasers
prompt delivery the goods which be removed mme
O'Clock precisely with elegant walnut eztenson dining
evsly dessspton costly silver ware dining and tee service
ton pearl and ivory cutlery with every descoe Of superb
The palors naxniacently furnished with splendid
carved pAnofore, with embossed cover
and STOOL elegant carved double suit rosewood pArlor furn
ture sold Tarkh ounSes viii rurksA chairs
match two superb rosewood marble top eageres with mir
fronts; elegant library bookcase made
Meeks marble op centre sofa And pier tables rs
costly china marble stauess bronsss eoauful oil
and unique paror Ornaments. ane large oeDeu Chandeliers
h.ll tand, ball eAars, RAGhhA olssoA "a.
Library and chsmssr iaraisss eeesnA easysA rs:evo!d
Arouehoat with fall masne ops snpegb sofeaas bed:ead
hair mstses:es and bsddcs 100000 sscsss soosoase
chairs WITH large ysr.y q .esoeany sod 90 fa,nkure
win find epcnsbls me. in sssendssee % ear and 80 their
goods Catalogues be obtained IL o0ce q he
toreer c46 Broadway.
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spuIpprye.

I States mail steamship JAN EsrOwN Capt Parrish, viii
esye ior the above places Saturday llh inst O'clock
on Sunday afternoon and Al Richmond on Monday morning
for the South win proceed without delay By The
great mai bne 70 Chareston, Ausua, esvannah &C Ira
yeners VII nns Its the cheapest plesesnest ard
rr,s fnstss5ss. 20 sns9g2 se ss,s.s ban Prise
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LpDLow. AUorloIEIn. -rsnlnsyoRy Sal
OF real estate VERY valuable property ~ nvestDel8
uls vhsnical manufacurrG buAfneD sp
aied on the small sces bounssa b kln ca Centre add
on Friday April To- 1851 L. o'eock = ne esrch snss m
change the house and lot 10 Howard gres - 6xl0O. The
house hree story bsk % bris o. tse
materials ard In complete and ssbanstal 0anner end has
M founosto0s also orstruced In be nanneS. h and
Croien Throughout two water ecse thsve baA sn1 private
with main sewer on Aim suees 1he interior q house
hAns somely finished ard the yard ssrrounde1 ~ high
brick wall or fence built prenses WITH solid anl subsn
ia foun dsuons The yard has inAepeodent cenuncA
ten with the street by 3t foot AeywAy. Tho premises
could be easily bsilt upon altered Into Hsre or built beck
and Al sis made 10 large censAge
the inve emit Possession given Net Nay,
desired responsble party would like 10 leaos Ms house
"A 70 Cor the ensuing year, ~ u 500 per Annum
rems-s6 600 OF purchase money required down balance
can remain mortgage ~ per cent; o. whole amour.
paid down purchasers optlou-0 per ana auction
GERS fees day Of sale the residue decd be
delivered FOR full particulars apply premises 70
uopeers, HPine street.
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terns Arrangements - hoss ihey feel emf lent
point OF syle eeEancc and ec,xb unsurpassed ~ any
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tre served ether win private table table dkcte de-
sired The apartments psous esc~sdusiv well veut
lated and each suit provided with bsA rco wsier closet
closets snd s cher appointments ret devised 10 make most
aeerse .vmmer ressteuee Ie ocsiion being In the ,me
dsae vtc@wy svrovrdef W beautiful gardens
and s~ces ole 10 IRE heness 81 the By or
bus which pass snuss unusual attractions 70
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