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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-11

TEMPERANCE AND PoLlrrcs.-We perceive, from
our exchange papers, that the subject of temperance
10 brought 10 bear upon the elections in some OF tie
New England States aud that many OF the friends
OF the cause mad pledged themselves not to vote for
any candidate for Office who is moi thorough
going Temperance man. We cannot seriously be-.
lieve that AZ this late day, any remnant of the in
tolerance which characterized the early puritanS,
for, with all insir acknowledged virtue. they
intolerant. can be available in spreading the infu.
ence of good morals throughoa. the country. We
have the perncious effects Of intolerance of
another kind. in a neIshboring city, which have
impressed damnabe mark on our national es-
ca,cheon, and seriously affected the eharac,e, Of a
community which previously bore high name
The cause Of temperance, like that OF religion, can
never be promoted in political way Brotherly
Kindness and moral suasion are the only remedies
% apply, and when these fail, the cause IL lost.
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AI, l5s, 100.
Dan Marbles Prize PIay.-We understand
s. e
Drama adapted to his style Of favor
&. is IL
June.
Harvey Burdell, IA. d., Dentist, once and
,sd,nes aSa BISadway Conner Of Frauklin street, pr B.
has removed If his patrons led 20 o.
heye from the publication Of the notice Of John Bur
nscted with in the Of the Dsuta profession
To those who study Economy, combined.
with elegance enence and utility the subscribers Offer
n shaving ana Dsssas G.;s: 4 The most com
the merits Of the article with these
!aGss being eh..pe and hs nc q contained
s.e being furnished With ne sqssf5.esrs SssbIasd
'' i'' II Broadway few door. above
Jockey Club" Extract, with n complete
ins Bears Oil Amaadins for ehsppsd hands CooSas Ecu
u spsnfd for hs hair R.So
sssS IS. &c &c sale whos.as md retail BY T. Rousss
Constipation or the DO wels, or COST vensss,
hesdashe gddpe. pain in the side and Breast and
%ss indian
.y se o tho e so the s9%
mos which are me only all disorders q the liver
reSJy dry. every P,rties e d,sss from the body
tn. and and
a0a dso X. cholera NOR
C4uToTnI. should be rmsnbsrsd that By the
IN .s: IN. 81 .s % ss ss
more !. not AZ agent q nine neither guaranty
The only security sgais impos 70 purchase from
once ana general o'p'' NO. = wiIrfAM WRIGHT
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We understand from gentleman just from the
Creek Nation, that the that Tell last week waa
fifteen ineh.s deep IN some parts Of that country.
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Spine Trade SALEs-Great preparations are
being made by our principal publishing houses for
the annual spring trade sales, which will come oil
snortly ID this city. This will be the fortythird
annual trade sale, and, from all we can learn. the
probability Is that a greater amount OF literary
wares will be -oid at this years sale than al any
former one.
These sales are usually very well attended, and
they form interesting feature In the busness ope.
ratIons Of the city Booksellers and stationers from
al pars OF the country attend them forthe rur ose
OF providing themselves with stock for the ensu.
ins summer. They take place TWICE in each year
IN the spring and tall-and the goods, in the shape
OF TACT and hcuon, are sold by auction, in large
quantities, to the highest bidder There is, gen. :
rally, great deal OF competition, and particularly
% when any new and popular works are put no.
We think this is very excellent plan for dlsno,.
ing Of properly, and well calculated to benefit both
the sellers and purchasers, and would recommend
ITS adoption by dealers in other sorts OF merchsn-
die. We shall give full report OF the incidents
ilat may occur during the continuance OF these
:. !, for the benefit Of our distant readers.
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that several competitors have already entered the lists CON
tend Tor the prize offered by MIR Daniel Marble for The
Anericsn Drama adapted his style Of
ably and successfully received the Park Theatre The przs
offered $780, and the time fixed for the decision the LIST
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Harvey Burdell. III. D.. pentiat. once

e'idencs asa Broadway. or Franklin street. Or
would fully inform his friends the pablo thar
has removed If his patrons havs beeu led 20 o.
eve from the publication Of the removal notice Of John Bu
dell from Office who directly indirectly CO,
nscted with the practice Of the Dsura professou
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=; ~ ss:y g: =, No.; ;: e. ALL ~!
gxI SsG q ~, .sIff = ifsss:: j. e.:
.psLs brig MsrIso, feM rss,nosboo "a sor Bosioa;
hides and iorns, to iaass Co. The bark Whiimors,
Bright sid for Montsvideo about days previous May
LAT 10 10 Ion IS o. W. spoke brig Gen Mariou (of ork
Phillips 80 days from Richmond bound Janero June
9Th lat % 40 Ion s. W. spoke brig Fairy, Of Haifx 10
days from Port Prince, bound London June 18th. lat
g lon y e. spoke brig Pandora, 10 days from Wilmington
Brig Francis Lord Gadding 81 days from New Orleans
with wheat. master Has been7 days the IN fog
Had pilot board four days On the morning Of the 10th,
the clearing Of the fos counted IS sail OF VESSELS
~ bound north and 18th spoke ship Bazad, Smp
from New Orleans for Boston, Cape Hattsras ME- 10
miles. .
brig Frsnc,s Lord, from N Odeans for n York.
Brig Massachusetts. Collin, 80 days from New Orleans,
with mdse, 10 master
Ss,us. Whitney Co.
Schr Tconic Dickman 10 days from Curacoa with GOO
sticks nsc bbs salt $50 hides. Left bark J~surun
vna unc; schr Curew Tkiobe, just Br brig Go,
Curacoa ia mouths and those very slight lasting only
from IN hours the crops were suffe ring greatly.
Schr Mary Eliza, Cozens from Eastpor With lath and
plaster
Sch IoIe Sember from Easport, with plaster Sailed in
company with schrs thief Sachem and Esther Eliza, both
for " York
schr Homer, Kent. from Boston, mdse
Schr TIlton, Coz. Virginia.
Schr Martin, Ward Virginia
Below.
ship; brigs-unknown.
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lsns sisyisy r re way. He visAsd 70 avesa ~ -
objsctssn-ts p0lnss u was u the Utmost tnpefteeee
during war to preserve RICHLY tbs require o. the
CONSTITUTIONAL WAS sale IL tiinos OF peace Hwo o5y
should therefore be cautious sa'nst establishing any
precedent for its inf action While no therefore re-
lucant deny lie bill he not less reluctant to
adopt il where II reached upon the Constitution
MIR Nc DurFE had the section read comforting autho-
ry on the President the appointment OF officers to the
volunteers from the States
MIR DIX said there could he objection this prov
sion from the fact that it would be imperative II
rate bill should be introduced TO repeal IT, stood in
this bill and the main bill for the raising Of 90 900 yolun
he should cheerfuly 60 FOR II but at present he
hoped under all the that the report would
be adopted and the bill finally passed.
The question postponing the report till tomorrow re-
suited, ayes 26, noes 2s-lost
Mr. HuSrisoros c lied the ayes and noes concur
ring In the report Of the Committee
Mr. PEssrBAcKER, from decisions IN the United States
at the depot of the United States and being thus fairly
under the exclusive service Of the no
longer subject to state Jurisdiction the appointment OF
ocers-ihe States having longer any authority over
them whatsoever
The report was agreed to-22 TO l9-and the bill IL
finally passed
RE-AyNExATroc.
Mr.. HAYWOOD from the Committee on the District OF
Columbia reported against the House bill for the rean
neAaton oil Alexandria and all the country that side
OF the river within the ten miles square to the state Of
Virginia Laid over for the present
ELECTION o. CHAIRMAN ON FoRHfcN RELATIONS
Tie unfinished business Of yesterday was resumed
MIR. ARCHER rendered his ucknow Judgments TO his
friends who had voted for him, and asked to withdraw
his from the contest II had been said that the
chairman oil this committee should De elected especially
with the view TO his confidential relations with the Pre-
sient This Mr. A. considered the chief conside
ration. Tho officer officer Of The Senate and
OF the Executive
The senate then proceeded to ballot for chairman in
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!ssls sal ~ ~ daasae sfhss lssl Ssgssu Hss q
issass. ~ hssa ssgsSeI1 Y yssss - vie senlss
sudden bereavement Of yesterday II through his
persuasons that she consented to participate in the pic
nae, and this fact adds poignancy TO his anguish.
Tho steamer John s. McKim. has been chartered by
the government and now taking on board stores and
supplies for the army She touches at New Orleans,
where she will await further orders.
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
JuSE is:-FIrsT BoARp-i7 Mechanics Bank, 23h; !?
Phil pha Bank i08 5000 State S. G $500 Ches and
Del Canal Loan 90; 50 Reading X, 334; 10 do, 33
AFTER SALEs. St5s Lehigh Mortgage Loan, II 200
Reading X, 33 $500 u Bank Notes 78; 26 Mechanics
Bank 23ss: $3.50 State SIS S.67h
SECOND BoARD.00 Girard Bank, l0 Sit00 State s. Co.
80 Harrisburg r, lsh 100 Western Bank, A. $500 State
SIS. 6sM; II kensington Bank, 5a Western Bask, 44
Lshish N Loan. ny: 20 Mechanic Bank, 23r.
slower than they closed yester7, State IS adj
yanced * that price.
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MEDICAL. CARD.

nOCTOK FAWCETT, copsuIting ,urgeon Of rs Full
brscing the following subjects Imposeney
and Stery, anatomicay physoIoEically and medically
modern treatment Of Syphilis Secondary sympsoms, gon-
o,ha Gs. saa 81 ssmn. waes NoS
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention the la
fifteen years this city the OF the above
toned and from his extensive practice and long
peence investigating the pathology Of the various stuc
he permanent and radical His diplomas
degree from the State OF suspended in large
frames in his Office, l96 Fulton street.
Persons at distance enclosing ST. can have copy Of his
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental To females R4
All lett ers prepaid and addressed DR.. H. Fawcett
Fulton win receive due attention. mvls lmsr
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CO "a M Il n Ola l..

New York. Thursdlay. June Is.
Asmrs-Thero Ia but little variation in the trans
action of prices Of either descriptions pots selling at
So sol, and pearls at 81 OCT. t.f
BaEAD.r grys-The market is quito lrm and prices
have settled at - ls 81 % for enesee and 81 for Mi
chigan, with toleraby fair amount Of transactions
principally for homo use Genosee wheat held at ST.
at which price considerable changed hands
CeseERWe hear Of sslss except in old at III cts
cash.
CoTroN-The sales to-day small and will probably
continue until later advices from Liverpool
caiynd. We uuoia-
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jun is-AT AUCTION 40 rights Boston Worcester
r. 81 o.: Is shs Boston Maine r, TX a adv; do
Ftehbu,g do ssx per CT sd. IS Western do ss9 81;
C6 stse Bank SIS 70, CO.. Massachusetts par 2o ss
99s CT; New England do, per Ct sdv: Is Union do,
adv Atlantic DO 500 sh 20 Maueturers Insur
ahce Company, IA per CT adv.
SEcoSp BoARp-20 shs Long Island r. ~: IA Western
X s9A y last Boston Co, 10 i3; $1,000 Reading
BHoxEEs' BoAsp.A sh, Eastern r, III 4 10y; &c
Western Rsilr ad y9Z IS Boston Worcester rights
22o; last Boston Co. i.< rs Long Island 81; 1872
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AN EATk AOkDiNAkf WOkk,
And one tcich should be in the hands of every Mar
lied Person.
m ~

ar plainly written Treatise the Population Questions
~ by the Hon. X. D. Owen, with Additions and Alteration
BY r. Glover, NJ D. To every person Of sound common
praise few ignorant people may coademn il but
the editor fully persuaded that the hig hmpcauce Of the
subject Of which will present itself forcbly
fleeing minds that it command respect. We're this
U1or dad every masd snu sass
society from the present would exist. -
Price Of the Book so For sale by Burgess, Snger
Co., 22 Broadway corner Of Ann street, by whom the
trade VIII y snp,sd rs,s n the county Oy
Postage the bookt any Of the United ave
eepta mv3 tins
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CASroN-Ship Tsrar-G Mcknight, surgeon in the u 8
Navy; q al Naiburg. S Carolins.
kIo JASEIRo-Sh,p Courisr-Geo w Gordon, Mrs Cor
don Miss Helen Gordon, Miss Kate Gordon, Miss Grace
Gordon Master Geo Gordon, and DIR Geo Wilson,
Capt Saml Dewing.
Eio JanEIRs-Bark Rolla-Csptsin II Means, lady and
daughter.
IuEAcoA-Schr Ticonic--Rev Mr. Cushing and lady.
NEw OKLKASs-brg Francis Lord-Dr Thomas Wood.
burn, Thomas Lan.ton, Vim kusse, Humphrey II Wood.
NEW ORLEASs-Bng Martha Sanger-Ars A Wagner and
daughter, 4 Root j Stewart.
MAY .orEz, PK-Bark Don Juan, at New Haven seph
Clou.h, Mrs Geo Clifford, Masters Edward l., and Thee
dore Clifford, Miss Eliza de Lyon, Of Mayaguez.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

JUNE l5At Market 400 beet cattle IL pairs working
oxen 10 cows and calves 300 sheep and 1850 swine.
beef cattle unsold.
fKcEs-Beef Cattie-Last weeks prices for Like qua
lily were hardly sustained better cattle market
We quote the same-extra So 26 first quality SOL second
SIS 10; third ~ 10 a s 90.
Working Oxen-Sales at $40, $s5, and $ss.
Cows and CalvesSales 80, S22 SIS, sac and $33,
Sweepstakes IRON ~ to 2 IS.
Swine-Prices reduced-shoats to peddc Al 4,c. for
sows and t SIC for barrows; small pigs 6c old hogs
4lc. At retail from to &c.
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NEW TAklt
IMPORTANT NEWS 70 Shipper Of Gram and 9th
GEORGE WILLIAMS. DYER.

- i3]S Broadway-G w returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal support he has received for past
and that with strict attention business his removal
ARK t37k Broadway Howard street, win rather
than decrease his Patrons; pledges
self that nothing shall be wanting to merit the patronage of
Goods Dyed &c Heal and Brochc
aud Thibet shawls cleaned in superior style in
Dmask Window and Bed cleaned dyed and water
direct the attention Of Ladies his superior style Of
Watering Silk &c., having the best workmen and machinery
the city Carpets Rugs Table Covers and Crunch Cloths
cleaned 0sntsmsn Wearing Apparel cleaned and dyed BY
- O. WILLIAMS Establishment,
my5 lmsm 40k Broadway
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Ihe VICE PREsiprST There Is no election Senators
WIZ prepare their ballJte Cor another ballating

Mr. MDrFr,s, therefore, after the seventh ballotng
today and including the trials of yesterday, alter the
thirteenth baiioung was elected chairman on Foreign
Relations, IN the place Of Mr.. Allen resigned
IN nr NJ DUNES health will allow. he will make
most able Chairman but his steal strength 10
sufficient to bring him daily to the Capitol Indeed,
is with great effort that he is enabbed stand while
speaking
The senate then went into Executive business upon
the treaty-the great Oregon treaty of az.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Is.

Cleared.
SHIP Sardinia Croker, Liverpool, Thombum Nephew
Ship Lau el Dueku Quebec, Iryln
Bark keKulus Appleby, st John, N b, JMcMurray.
Ba,k ,isrgsret, Ficksbury, Portland.
Brig tnvvy, Nc kettrel, Bay Chaeur. Williams Guion.
Brig Brothers, Mayhem, Neuvitas Brett yose.
Brig Albert Perkins, Bease, Port Prince Foster Nick
erson.
Brig Widow. Gareen. St John, NIB, J Farmland & Co.
brig Philura, Bramber, Savannah.
Brig Hamlet, Robinson, Norfolk.
Bog JcszeT, Osborn, Eastpou.
Scar Henry Jeakns, Whiir, Savannah.
Schr Aiaric. Puneil, Wilmington, NC, n L MeCready.
SchE Delaware, Hess, Washington, X VI Demiil.
Sehr Fancy, Chase. Boston.
Schr Cornelis, Bunpus, New Bedford.
Schr Nancy Bishop, Kelly, Boston
Schr II Green, -, Providence.
Steamer Anthracitc Stewart, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Tartar, Lockwood tof Phadelphis) III days from
Canton Booth Edgar with silks teas 9c, w Pratt
son, of Philadelphia Vessels left b.ior. reported April
&C. off the Cape Of Good Hope, passed ship Geneva Drink
er, from Canton for New ok Lat 81 Ion 10 spoke schr
Charran Of and from Bstmosd,d lean wher bound
ship Couris Wolfe. nom RE dc Jmero, May 10, with
lon Is IS W. spoke ship Edward Evrrt (o Boson) from
Valparaiso for Boston, days. June3 lat q 30 ", Ion
so w, American ship steering about WNW, with
rcd signal with white square and White hy The end
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Tbs VIcg PRESIDENT said that there was election;
whereupon,
Mr. WEBSTER arose, and said he deemed 1t his duty
hs name should not continue to prevent the election
OF Chairman on Foreign Relations BY continuing be-
his friends to drop it. There seemed to be divsrsi
y oil opinion among Senators; and with view, there
lore to harmonic the Senate possible he would
Withdraw his name from the canvass.
Mr. CAMkRos moved an Executive Session Cries Of
No ~" No :,
motion was then made tc postpone the election till
tomorrow at II o'clock Not agreed to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-19

SECRET DISEASE CURED,
Y Botanic Physician that understands his business has
had extensive practice for years has cured alter
using all boasted been svaed and in the hos
pitfalls without benefit Those who wish TO avoid imposition
and mercury should apply without delay to n3 Bcwsry,
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To THE PUBLIC.

I WAS CURED off most distressing disease by DR.. JOS
HElNE, No. 20 Duane street, Chatham st. My cody
covered with ucers joints aud bones swollen
aud painful lost all appetite; could sleeps
fined 70 my bed my arms and lex, were couTsssd ued
several physcans alvated but received benefit
til was cured by DR.. Joseph Hene
Carr. RICHARD YArRs.
Those who wish TO will find at the OF
South and Maiden lane where sha be happy give
all particulars which should not like to give in this cert6
cate.
N B-Dr H. has other Office but 20 Duane street, near
Chatham, where hundreds Of certificates may be
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irs: Ar. .s: Ne:
CLARK. New York. Ga brigs Amirs Curling, baTb,dosi
and PoIs Spain; Virgins Jordan Boston, schrs Ireland
land Pssdstoa. Bos,oa; Columbia Berry do; Tios. Black
New Bedford; Virgins Hail. Somerset; sloop Adelaide
Euthl Psutucket; barGes Grsmpus ONsili and Comet
Cox, York. = ) - -
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Al L.DI(,AI. (JEEI(k,

"a. ~
DR. JOHNSON II Duane street. Chatham street, 90
~ well known as the most successul practiouer IN Nsw
York in the Of venereal diseases The Doctors
reputation for skill in those old hacured tht have
listed for years. preemnent Oee structure ulcers upon
Of the legs, efectually cured.
Constitutional weakness brought by habit In
dulged in by young men, causing lasciyous dreams and
nightly emissions positively Recent cured
vention from business. jeU 3tsr
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CANToS-Ship Tarar-7509 pkgs 1865 pkgs mdse w
rlst Con fnadslph'a-io7s kgs teas Chas Payer do
10 do VIM thompson Go, do-G2 do Richard Oakfoid.
do-3S2 do Cutter Davenport, Bostou-72i do X Hoo
per- do-339 do Hardy Baker ornl. do30 sks Id
wards Soddad, do-l2 do abbot Oily hant LoIa6
mdse ho.dey Phelps Co-6O do M 0iy phan-2530 pkgs
teas l6 cs silks SOL do mdse TO order.
Domestic ImpOrtati0ns.
NEW On rASs-Brig Francis Lord-3292 bags wheat f K
Collins 4 Co.
NEw OhLEArs-Bra Martha Sanger-la74 sacks wheat E
X Coiburn-ii5o do Il Collins x Co.
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CLAssirIcArroN.

FRur-Some boxes of bunch raisins sold at previous
quotations cargo, recently arrived Of Malaga and has
been stored In anticipation Of advance Smyrna red
l4t cents less discount for cash Soft she'll Marscilles
amor Is sold at II cts Bordeaux prunes in jars at Is
CTS, months. Palermo lemons. 81 Is Pine apples Ba-
hama ia lots So 81. Turkey figs at 9 cents cash.
HEMP There IL but q moderate amount Of business
arrive $37 o0 months have nothing Of interest
to note
Hpss Sales in Maranham COW. at Oh, less per cent
cash. and Porto Cabello at 81 cents months, eff
fected since last report
Hors-Are dull, we hear Of sales, prices unal-
tered.
LEAp.Mssour pig 81 IS cash at this figure the last
sale was made
PRovrsoSs.-The market generally is rather better,
to extent pork Is in demand with large sales
at $sa 10 l2t for primo, and $40 so $40 rs for
Beef in like manner in far request at SO 80 beef
ham at about 81 90. Lard is also better and sales
some extent rart Ohio, have been made at 81 and 81
cents. Hams and shoulders sold at 81 cents But
ter is dull sales chiefly for home Cheese is dull
also with little demand for export Grease butter
sold al CT 81.
RIon--Still continues dull, the market is without
charge. Sales Of few tierces made at So 37t
So 80.
ToBAccoSa,es in Florida leaf at 81 25 cents, and in
Connecticut at cents. sale OF some bales of Ha-
vana took place day or two since terms not made
known. Tho manufactured is exceedingly dull, and
none take except for immediate At auction, sales
OF kentucky were made at cts; Cuba l6 cts; Flori
do q a cts and Pennsylvania at 81 81 cts cash.
noticed for time back. Sales made few days
since in South Sea at IS cents Tuesday lot of
North West Coast was taken Tor domestic at 33l
cents.
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AILAN1iL White LEAD.
YrNur Att ANTIC VUtyITE COMP NV h.v;


completed their Works, ready orders
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground in OIL almost
any that may be wanted The Company have sered
expense the Of the Works which would tend
in the least degree the Improvement Of the Lead having
availed themselves Of modern Improvement for that
purpose. Il ~
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
leads sold MARKET that by far the proportion
sold such has been, and still greatly aduterated with
Bsyte article Of mineral production much heavier than
White Lead and itself virtue OF pigment
whatever tbeng when mixed with oil almost trans
and in fact having nothing but it, specific weight
mend the Trustees ofthe Atlantic White Lead Company
have passed, mously, the following resolution
Resolved, That in view Of manufacturing only prime
article the Atlantic White Lead Company will make
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil that
be strictly genuine article and perfectly free from any
aduteraon whatever which the Company will
such to all who may purchas their Lead"
Purchaser therefore, be well assured that de-
pendence be placed in the purity Of every pound Of
White and sold by the Company which
pureness will only tend the greater durability the
Paint, bur will be found much economical in its ase
~ the description Of painting owing
the body covering quality thereby giving far
better finish with coats than the White
Paint would with three Of which every painter will bear
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Ithsrge
and have for sale variety Of Paints Ground ia OIL viz
Verdgrs Black Paint fellow Ochre Spanish Brown
Green, Brunswick Green, &c., &c.
Having appointed General Agents for the Company
POLLEN 4 COLGATE,
f72m~r 2e7 Pearl street. Of Beekman street.