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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01
saPPIHG.


INOR sOUTHAMpToM Avn HHvHS~THS mss~S~
Commander will ssii ~ tan.h. AZ Soth
10Th At Y o'clock. from Pier No North river Fros *
passage S An experienced SURGEON attached to thS
ship All letters must through the Post Once zoe
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, No. IS Broadway.
s-------@--
TEE BRITISH AND NORTH AMxRICAN ROYAL
and between Boston and vsrpoo.rhs Boston ships on
ARABIA. Capt -. AHRICA. a; Ryrs.
PERSIA, Capt -. EUROPA. e. G. L.oss.
ASIA g a T. JudLins. NIAGARA. 7; s.cas.
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels clear white light at mast head grea
stsrboard bow, red on port bow: 800
Asia, from New York, wednesday. 10Th ssptembes.
America, from Boston. W Wednesday, 18th September.
Niagara. from New York. "Wednesday 18th sepseusss.
Africs, from New York; WEDNESDAY, s ssh Oc.ebss
Asia from New York Wednesday, ga October,
Passage from New York or Boston tn Liverpool hcss
cabin -. .................... SIA
Do in the second -. ..........,..... ~
Berths no oured un ii. paid for.
Freight will be charged on speos beyond amoans es<
An sanerisnSsI ' .u-peon on board. t@'-
All letters AND must pass through ths Pose
Once. For freight or passags apply %
r. CcNARD, yr, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01
- o. a Tbam,. Csr,csSanssr,s IN nv, ,oiunn,


Tvs ,shore Chincoteague, was painted
black. when hrst the 9Th her sails hangn
loosely except her b which SET The sehr DR. Frank
n Provdence reports her In sight hours but she made
rnal for sssstsnc vessel her. The wind
light In the mcrning when she nrst seem but
breeze rfuns NJ Jpn when TIE steamer fured her sails
BaHE RpoDts. Of Providence nov here, has been pur-
chased BY Mesr Demi Co. Of this city for the savannah
trade.
sosR Urro- Of Roesl.na, from New York for Boston.
with wheat sunk At Holiness Hole 18th, By schr drag
sins sssnst In tile late gale Her
but aort veuid be made 10 raise her after she was
stripped. 49,. a.
.scn FURY B.KSa, Pernin,,oa from lymeu.h Nc ior
New York, with shlngle put into Norfolk th 10 distress
having sneovn,sr.d TIE gale OF Monday "a Currituoa
smors the breakers OF Hog island let anchors Ia
fueceson both chains parting set double reeiei oress
succeeded in gstng Of land after which lost deck load
scpR TinrIs, Taylor from Philsdephi, for Wlnngton
NC tefore rsIor,ea nre wi 4. .S, isns or
msred, IL net total lose
POM Htv YoPN-Afrrsls from foreign ports Cor The
month ofAugrst 1881 Anerican-ships ~ bark a. brss
ss schrs 2li sesmers II. Foregn.Brtsh, ic, Bremen
I2 Norvesian Hsmtrre y Sc edish. Pr D Del.
sisn sassisisn q Dtnish. Nstherasd-- Oiiesturr
b Tr-ssa Aussris7, L. Por.vssi. Team Ysnssss.
Lao. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

Scir Bolivar. Jrmtsoz, Rotklsbd 5tsys.
SioJp crtkoa. stufsts, Providence.
Below.
One briS Unknown.
Below.
One brls. uatnern

Tie pTo for wAich the shr C0ais a. Lucaans ,shor
BsrntEat VS. toid sas sis. SUD nos Sisi thrsush
nifsprrehertioa, rss published yestefisy morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01
MARITIMN ENC Il
Movements of The Ocean steam,
Port OF New York, September 4, 1881


aus I nSEs vs. a. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

TINrORTJNATES FRIEND.-GREAT SUCC ESs.-fcN
bottles sold THIS popular Specific for private ts
eases in the world Warranted cure n two d.ys withoua
treatise Depot Dr. Wards 50 Canal street. Broad
way. Adviee-Give fees DR.. W eeceiyss aaA
u o doctor disc uses better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01
Foreign rIniIs.

Letter Bag, Per stesmes c,n,da for Half,s and Liver
peel. will elise tts Eschanrs Resdrg Room co.
chsngsl Tuesday % iDst At quarter before clock
rer Merlin. for Bernuis 81 Thomas and all
the West India Islands Mon iay sh int az m ociock
The above Letter BAGS also ~ KenTons ~ Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01
O 6NO REXARp-CKossAAn.s sPEcfvIl 80

BCOO ture-of all roms3 les YET discovered t1s q 80
most certain IL makes speedy AMI e.
Sa; ias ssss RESTRICTION IN so ssnE sa.as
Sold ~ the drug store. as Broadway corner n
street; also % No 10 Astor iOuse; ss tosSav All -
Tuit,n street.. corner Niiiis-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

YOU inew cvtrytiinr. Lnow nothing n YOU are dis
csssd, dctiiitstej coosumptve TALBOT WATTS ten
sou you be cured ny my hntidote. Nov, DO go
like. not feel IL NY duty 20 address you ssesvsi
you very large lgdy IN this community; and know
there g nothing else will those dreadful diseases g.
tity ard consumIti ton that prevalent Ercass
truth, but feel - T. w. Electrical reryist Ctesa
IA stres dan ~ Nafaa AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

DR DRLANEY's PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE, NO.
~ 81 Lsspensrd street. near Broadway. Dr. Dell q ne
author etseverai Medical works and inventor OF thoss
nions ens tina, cure the deplorsbe consequences
Sent any part Of the Union. Cancellations strictly saa-
ddsrtial, "
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29
NEW STORE.

;fIllE subscriber would lnGnrm his friends and
1 the public generally. that he 'Ias opened AN
extensive stock OF GEs1CERIES, at the stand
formerly occupied by Joseph W. Dohy. o:e door
south ni CampbcIi's bakery, and Opposite ii. Lee
Wy Il Son, where may be Iuund all articles usu-
ally KEEP, in the Grocery line, consisting in part
Of the following:
Fulton Marke, Beef
No. | and > Mackarel in kits. for family use;
Rio and Java CnIrcs crushed and brown Su.,rS;
New Dreams MoaSscS. (new 'rop) butter, wine
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, raisiIrs.
currants, almonds, English mustard, Ii,bcrts, pc
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29
NEW STORE.
NIIE subscriber is now opening large assorS,
men1 of Groceries and staple Good

TTIIE subscriber is now opening large assors,
ment of Groceries and staple Good
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
(sou,h of the Bank of Canden) which he will
dispose of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would do well 10
call and examine the stock, consisting i'll part, OF
the following viz:
Loaf Crushed, Ground and Grannat"d Sugars
5 Croix. Porto Rico aud New Orleans do
Nv Orleans Musrovado and Cuba NolasseS
Java lagnira and Ro Coffee
Gunpowdrr. Young Ilvsrn and Black j eas
Sperm. hdamantin. aud Talluw Candles
No 2and Mackarrl, in Barrels, Half and Quarters
Wine, Soda and Butter biscuits and Cheese
Soap and Starch. assorted
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nutmegs Mace and Cloves
Powder, Sho, and Lead
Hardware. Cutlery, Nails and Casting.
Paints, Linseed Oil, Sperm. Oil and Win ', Gl.
-AlSU
Bleachcd and umbeached Shirlings am, Shrrllnes
Blankets. Bed Ticks. prom Checks and Uznab,Irgs
Together with large assortment Of
Bagging, Rope ;sIi Triilc.
j. w. BRADLEY.
Camaen, S. {. Sept. g.
hrCssh paid: for Cotton and other Produce.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29

To clean rhne Fus.-.Wash them in cold
lather, or soap and water, with little soda
aud blue in it, then draw them with the hands,
tue same as flannel, through several lathers. un-
til they are clean; rinse in clean water, shake
them well, and hang up to dry, frequently sha.
king them, while damp
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29

A few doz old Port Wine. llerIsirk best Cham
pagnc, London Porter aud Scotch Ale in pints, TO-
gelher large stock of Baggng, Rope and Twine,
all OF v hicl he uiicrs low Tor cash.
Jan. |. s. f. CAPERS
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED Ry
TEaOi1As J. WARREN.
THE sE,II-wEEKLY JOURNAL

'T'I{E SFIM1-ND
=. n,blsbed at T!:rec Dollars and Fifty Gents. If paid III
advance or Four Dollars if payment Is DELAYED Tor three
TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL
T. published at Two Dollars if paid in 'lyancc' or 'lw"
Dollars and Fifty Cents If payment Is dsinyed ior ON
onths and Three Dollars if paid until the end OF The
'.KnyERTISEME>TS will he inserted al the following
iars. For one square IA lines or less IN the semi
subsequent insertion. d., e.,
In the weekly seven,y.fve cents rcr square Tor the @
and thirty and lalf cents tor sach SUBSEQUENT
,.rtion Single Insertions one dollar per square -.
The numner of insertions desired. ana the e"i',"n a
b. published in be noted on the margin Of all n, adTer
tisemrns or they will hr inserted ssml-wrIH u''''' VI
Semi-monhly. monthly and quarterly advertisements
charged the same as for single insertion.
n1-All communications BY mail must De Post'pa'a u
azure attention.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29

W No man is SO truly great, whatever 9th.
er titles to emnence he may have, as when,
after taking an erroneous step, he resolves to
"tread that step backward"
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29

0Ert,ne thousand one hu,dred and fifty q.
cres Of land are now under culture with tobae.
co in Al geria, against two and half acres in
1874
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29

OTThere was coined at the New Orleans
mint during the mouth OF July, S60s,5O0
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29

A High SherG.-1'he Sheriff Of Montgom.
cry county, New-York, is six feet four inches
in his boots -
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29

*t is known that this was iavorite mode Of
warfare with the modern Greeks in their struggle
Tor Independence. They employed Firc-shiPs
with great success against the largest Turkish
war-vrsses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
SCHOOLS.
INSU RANCE.

Ofhce Of me
CROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ No @ Wall-st cp-ner OF peari-st
CAPITAL 100000.
A. election held us day the following gsatsusa
were csen DlFector. Of ihis Company FOR the ensuing
year
5suaysu Moore, Moses TAYLOR, George Elder
bshl = sherman, 1arsla Persson, ffancis SJdtF,
Peirf M1lin, A.etzE'r HlGrax, Chis BarkhafeT,
beins story .Asa ; Porter James Is WusoG,
6suTy ECey, Isaac Iayo, William X Foster.
Al subsequent uesiIng OF the bad, SAMPSON
MOORE, LSq wa unanimously reeisctes President 81
70 Company. J MILTON ssiIrhs secre'.rg
NeN-l0-k, Fe5 !, 1851
b-lhA Ton elF carfnHss % insure brildinss sis'-
eLlHdse, Household Furnltare. ys,s.s a. Port x %
W iso't tavo'@ & tsTns AL ssI Dgo~gtg adj s',a .9e
psia. Gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
FOR SALE g. TOILET.

VILLAGE LOTS at AUCTION at
Y EAST RT.CHEsTER-30l lots Of ground each ~
f.s< front and rear and varying from 100 10 10 feei IN
desh situated IN the village q East POrtChes'er
on the Byram RIVER, opposite the village Of
wefcbester Co n Y within three minutes walk Of the
depot Of the y and y Haven Railroad, VIII be sna al
auction a, the Pavilion Ho,d, PorCheSter on rs
DAY, July "a. al u O'Clock. NJ. The above lots are
admirably situated a gentle slope Of and On the banks
Of the Byram River which affords excellent salt "aer
bathing facilities and whose waters abound with the vsi
kinds ofssh oysters clans &c susfantal oii12e
OF erection 20 connect with PoTt-Chesiei' q;
which place al. the Of Life can ne prchassd
cheaper than a. any retail store fofk Cly -
rendering desirable place for families 70 lGae w
study economy we'll health and pleasure Inc y. i.
sand New Haven stop here lItines dtHy HA' -,
that mechanic be al ms pace Of business ~ y N
York before ooock NJ and returning iefse al q u
There two lines u slOOys boarding ahu uAy I -,
churches u different dcuOnna,lo1s ana IN soi. a.. w
conyensuces N rbe c with the advantages o. the conh-
Try and the additional nducenen Of sS Tts, -
tlsn For terms sc apply - ABENDROIH BhOS ~
Beekman-st or 70 WILLIAM PROVOST, POrt-Ch mes
ter-st Westchester 60, y. Y. =. s. n
AISO-A FARM ADJOINING, CONSISTING oil ~ @C's ~
land. Al priydts sale DN =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
CTRATTON PORT.-The new village

kNOf S1RATTON fOkl, SWOateN Whnlh uuVs "a
the CITY Hall opposite Hartm, the FLUSHING bay, 80
noted tr wild fowl fsh and clans only halt mule north
nf FusAlne Is land out IA beautiful BUILDING SITES
"a nv no feet each Some ot the Lots remain uudlspSed
of AM, many choice selections Vet semaIn unSoN me
prices according Go location u follows VIZ All iets
,Ive az EaSf nj Eayrtte-sf So. all lots between La
rase;to and iIsh SIS $40, all lots between Hsh and
Amelia siS Sl25 all fOtS between Amcla> anI COLLEGE
av Sl5O all lots CoeSc ami the BAY. lou
The corner lots held AT advance 81 SID over the
shove puCes Conditions VI sale 50 ~ the time ~
purchase and the balance tNnths mSiAinentS ~ >iV
Extending about half a mule The scenery surrounding u
,nSurp,sSct embracing a VIEW %. fluShnS. NeMt1wn.
RkciS Island, MoriSana, No'A l>4n an 't talNi
~1fh West POINT and the Cat>Sll Mountain Communica-
NJ, ~ anrly Ia JOHN A FlANiMER,
fxN1 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24

SHORT ANSWER to WIN. JUD-


~ SON and the RUBBER COMBINArLON.-Fori The
mast month the PAPERS have e-med with fresh supply OF
fse ard malicious attacks agalus; II DAY and h. b5si-
ness al emanains from Vim JudsOn. the AgeRi. partner
ar counsel of the Rubber MOnOpolEsts legal opsnoa
rom such Il course not worth answering. aEd
his abuse &c ally contemplate
Falng this. he 20 speak for tie Comb
nation Rnb, 'noposs and threatens 10 prosecute
nv customers they dare q buy goods from Day lnis i
too old tnck 10 be patented, aad the pubic cant De
gued longer The best Is VII command the MAJ
ket ard i the Corli nltln 10 really maze their sfis
crug 20 Goodyelrs Patent al their threats viii Mt
MAJ their goods sell prevent cstoulers from basns
W. goods Ach are not made according L. Goodyear glue
and nollSses patent
For the pat four years these wholesale m1nOpoze u
the -LtS - the people who saye " competition by threats
of tie .w have daily OUT that Day. time had come
that be coulc stand longer and ye, be = u hAlL
readv and able ever q MAINTAIN rs nights IN tae only
case which the Combination dared q bring = tri1
thew were beaten ami Day a venicr but be has MT
heard ct that they have paid tie costs Tor which TIER
suretes are liable
Let them trnz their actions % trial, and promise them
law and Justice 20 then hearts content,
Let them INTO CosTr II they dare Their puts OF
Their goods and their threats AGAINST customers Are
equally VAN The public tired 4 such humous.
VISIT II. II. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
AAark New Jersey by the
NEW-JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Company prepared t. furnish a supply Of their
valuable
ZINC PAINTS,
which have been found after several years trial both N
Europe and the United States. 90 retain their ORIGINAL
beauty and protective properties superior To any other
PANT whatever Thor ~ -
WHITE ZINC PAINT
purely OXIDE II Zl0c. and warranted iree from all
aduioratun whatever has poisonous properties 50
Objectionable 10 the health Of families and wofknen n
some other kinds OF pigments
IT WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed o. suiphuIouS mephlc eNhaatonS, OF
when shut Up close room, IS II Affected by
pictures hung walls coated With l.. As an outside
PAINT wristbands the changes Of weather better than
any other not beng liable 10 turn chaSy or 10 fumble
and rub oil IL may be worked with any color. or WIKI
and oil with yarnsh instead Of OIL thereby GIVING
the Justly celebrated porcelain finish. -
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND COl--
ORED ZINC PAINTS. when are beyond question " IN
out any equal or coating roofs ships outhuu fencing
and al other metallic surfaces They are ~ pure
METALLIC OXIDES.
and unaffected hy sat other exposure ess
than any other paints within our knowledge
lion and Other metals do oxdl2e when coated Win
them, and they remarkable Tor their eprooI prop
eriles.
Dealers supplied N liberal terms by
;. 1 JONES co, Agents Tor the COMPANY, .
iyZl 3in 50 Beavers, y. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
EXPRESSES. sc.

A CARD.-TO SHIPPERS to CALL
~ FORNIA- BERFOKD \ cos ENPkESS Our
nott shipment vii be rs Steamship ono GA the 5Sth
instant ard that shippers know oil acitrs ltTahs
porting goods the lsthmus We publish An extract
nom our contract with Messrs EVors waterman, tho
well known transportation propreiors on The lthmus
always assure your patrons ihat your 'pis,
when shipped with the mani, shall IN all case> be shipped
from tins place with the mail Panama Ma 3. l61l'
our goods shpred hy the Crescent Cii', on June 2h,
were forwarded from Chagrcs the 8ih Jlll rs the fol
loving letter viii prove 80,
CinGRgs, July g. 1851.
MeSsrs BERFORD X Co
(scnfismsH-per Crescent City W. received forty eight
packages and letter bags which have been forwarded To
Panama without delaK Yours respectfully
ENEBS n WATERMAN. late Ran Runneis Y Co
remind shpssrs that charges Tor delivering goods
IN San Francisco are ~ per cent less than those OF other
Express Company. BEkFokD W.
wa ~ 2Nesey-st., Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
DRILUANT DISCOVERIES -" The

Decap!tation Of Thos Ewbank Esq. Commissioner OF
Patents hv the executive If Das most wlnder
dicoveries IN honor of which he gave Select Dinner
IN Washington last Winter This discovery, however, was
imaginative merely
The pavmeut 10 Goodyear 1917 Of 5000 for license 20
work under Good ears Patent. which Day has only lately
discovered Of use great discovery but made too
late 90 benefit him
DAVIS offer III Sj0rewarl for the conviction IT mfrmgers
on (ear'> Patents on which be himself hal been the
chief and the only mlnnger, was hrl ant concep-
ton Of Day : and undoubtedly original With HIN.
Day discovery Of Good eaI great secret Of NucahAhS
Rutfera wear iofre his application for his Patent there
for N an expense % Day OF onl 500 paid 20 who had
learned tie secret m G0odyears factory brilliant e1
hlhton o; genus and Affords stTNihS PROOF 81
how closely one Inventor VIII sometimes follow upon the
heels ~ another Nlo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
r. and tie va - thereof therein expressed
RllROsLL DAIES OF hAlLlN..

pr fre4A. W passage 1a. fo FDW AID X COILIre'
g. al-st.. New Aor<; BROWN, SIiiPLkf 90 IL,
erpooI =. T. kOIEhIs q co. !, - klngf Arms fAf''
London. Boulcgtrd Nsutmsrtre Pans -.. -
Aver the - u tDri ufxt. tAs rae ~ ies' - "a"
above steamers trom ,sfrgoo NIL De maternity fri"1e"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
Al PRIV ATE SALE-Three desirable

ARliIDING LOTS, situated ON the north side oil
Thirty hnhst between the Fth and Sixth avs IN Ie ehy
~ NcwYork commencing SIS feet east Of the SNth.av
sad Lots hcn IN SIRE 25 front and rear ny w feel
inches IN depth portion Of The purchase money can ~
man on bond AMI mortgage ~ 3 pei cent ,, ,>,,.,,
A. IN The CITY Of BROOKLYN valuable BUlLDlNG
LOTS -four OF the fronting on Woodhul 81 ana one
an The rear of the frntng on kapeyest near ha
TONY aud between Columbia and Hicks SIS commencing
isS feet from the of HckSst each LOT belng ni
s,se rs feet trn, aud rear bv 00 feet depth rwords
III thc puu,hase money remain bond and morris
IN pr,ce and further particular u both me New lvgA
aud kroA lyn properly apply 20 ANTHONY j. BlEEtk-
m Auction ei, Brcsd-st N. Y. wsW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
PLOTS in UPPER NOR

DRISJANA-Th beautiful irart Of land known as
the property of MAJOR Lowry lying contiguous 10 the depo
at Upper MoSrsana and which has been surveyed anu @
ou m bnlldng plots presented for sale on the same plan
a. was pursued successfully with the villages OF MOI
r~sna and Paramount Twothrds Of the susc are
Obtained and the LIST Of August has been xeo upon
for distribution Of lots the SUBSCRIBERS therefore
hut short time afforded for 10 avail themselves
Of tbslvorabie opportunity to obtain building plot me
sualed Ia the vicinity II New York, for beauty salurty
and the very mode ote pnce affixed 70 the several lois
Maps circulars prce lists be obtained al Morgan
g. Co g. 22I Pearl-sf r. l. Akerly, corner B0"ery and
- 20 cts WM JARVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
NOR SALE-A comfortable RESI-

u DENCE and FARM. situated near Eiz s ,
~ nm the man rad 10 RAILWAY easy Of access u New
York either by Steamboat RAILWAY being y mile from
the Derts The Farm consists Of ~ 37g acres tne ma
,or an IN cptya0n with fine double House anc COCO
Outbuldngs &c IN good order ltogeneT WIN me SICK
and some II ayped for spOn VIII De Old reason
ss .nd On Liberal erIos % an approved purchaser For
PARTICULAR apply % S. sCHLEsINGER Esq. % Beav-
r. II on By letter personally 20 the undersgne or tns
nre, es n not disposed oby the 3s lnst the place woud
be rented 20 good tenant Possession prompt
town. July 8. 1851. LylO I'M JOokrH Lt'l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
DUILDING LOTS at PRIVATE
Id SALE lots on the north east corner OF broadway

lots on north side SiSty-hird-st, adjoining above
lot south east corner Ninth av ana SisN -h,Sh
Its ON north side Seventy ninth st, so from Iid N
lots ON north side Seventy unth ST. 9O H. iom a'''c'
2 lots IN rear of the last mentioned -. -
lot on northeast cor. Eightyth ST and Fourih'aV
For further particulars apply To avn,
Wal lw COLE \ Chiffon, Auctioheers " "''-S''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-24
Union ToWN-The new Village of

I tmon Town IA the Tow uShn Il Ha>t'nsS Opposite
persont on the hudson kINcs iat ogt ia LUIS Z" u
no feet each and selling AZ qrCtS acVofihS -
ION nom S75to $50 each The terms oi purchase are
~ The pc Of cc0n and the balance IA monihi ms a.
mentS of SlV 80. -.,,,..
- i,s,t,nf admirable Union Town being 81 &C
cess nv aired ~ Steamboat ttncN 70 ec q. ne h.>t
sesr,hle placS for residence ~ those wt' nave business
an The CIV as j. only three miles above c Ne
Landing Al HASTINGS and ADJOINING the kalltntd tnf i
nation mars nc. apply a. JOHN 4. kiAhMNft -
Wc.isrst two dcols from AuN. New 'rA, ~-l az ~
TyR IENXs Store hastinS ; LANDING Depot vs. t"'
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NO TIE PTBLIC-INDIA RUBBER


Il SHOES-Our attention has been called T. m aver
tsemenf hy Horace II Dar. published N the NeS-fo-S
Herald If July H. 1851 and the Corner and Enquirer ~
some date which. after much unmsrted abuse ~ our
attorney. Wm Judson Eq he asserts that rs fgrs To
charge hW nth pfrafiHg t0oigear's Pafras under our
own and that Ae does not infringe Goodyear Pa
tents IN the manufacture OF shoes.
We have purchased our license for the manuacufe u
INDIA Ruhter Shoes under (oo ears Patents and paid orr
gouev ana are daily paving ta for the aai any
other might have done the disposed n do 50
rather than pirate upon Gooyears Patents We think =
move purchase rsht - valid patent tnan -
infringe H. Nj Day after having been prosecuted, &C
ln0v edged Goojse rghrs. made settlement and
agreed Ia future not infringe his patents He now a.
tempting only % infringe sand patents but 10 nure rs
also who have Tor large sseTatun purchased our IL
censes and wor. under them and CHARGE Nr DIg
sirtcfls. and that SgHGfUfs with pr1tlng
ypcn G0odyears Patents "a the manufacture Of the shoes
which he j. offering the public and notice THAI
he and all who are concerned with HIM purchasing OF
vending ms shoes made violation OF SAID patent ughs
VIII ie prosecuted New-lors, July y, 1851.
L. CANDEE,
Harvard Rubber Co. by
WM A BUCKINGHAM, Treasurer.
The Newark Inda Rubber Manufacturing CO.
HUTCHINSON President,
FORD y co. Niou