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FROM HAyTL--Letters received at Boston on
the 9th, from Cape Hayden, dated 18th February,
state that Commodore Parker, Of the Saranac, had
made formal demand upon the Emperor for
sedress in the matter Of the imprisonment Of Capt
Mayo. Of the brig Leander. The Sarauac sailed
18th February for Porto Rico and St. Thomas, for
coal, and thence returned to Port an Prince to
obtain the answer of the Emperor The same let
Ter states that the steamer Water Witch has been
placed at the disposal of Mr.. Walsh, the u. s.
special agent, who is charged with the pacifcation
Of the two ends OF the Island.
"a letter from Florence says T. Buchanan Reid.
50 favorably known in America as a promising
poet is practising his sister art of painting in Flor
ence. But three months in that country, by con-
slant application at his easel, he has nearly finished
four or five pictures.
A MODEL PATRIoT.-Langdon, of the Mobile
Advertiser, thus describes Ewood Fisher the edi-
ter of the Southern Press:
" 1t is perhaps unfair to hold the present editor
of the Southern Press responsible for the doctrines
of that paper. The manner in which the paper
was established is familiar to The country II was
established by the Southern disunionists, and the
present editor was employed to edit it. He there-
fore is hired to write disunon editorials at round
salary He breaches dsuni0n for pay, for corr
alteration, was introduced to him, soon after
my arrival here, by an old friend formerly Of
Mobile, and as the subject Of politics. was soon
mentioned, Oh says my friend Fisher don't
believe a word he writes--he gets good pay
Says Fisher. the least said about it the better
lst's take a drink There's many serious truth
uttered as joke. The principles Of Mr.. Elwood
Fisher are evidently tradeable commodity, alway
in market and for sale to the highest bidder. Ol
course a paper thus conducted is calculated to
exert a Uast influence on the public mind! 1t is
such paper that sneer at Northern men who
edit Southern papers.
Elwood Fisher is evidently what the world
would Gala good fellow -agreeabls amiable and
kind. From the acquaintance have formed with
him here, like him. He is certainly good
writer and man Of talents. But whenever you
see man wearing drab coat, copperas pants and
white hat ~ The acinter, set it down as fixed
fact that there is a screw loose somewhere.''' y
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MEDICAL, CARDS.

r,u
mites Iii S s AMI ilSi5 D5MEDIcINEsNoSsTTpmi p e Co.
Wholesale end Retail Drusss. No. no Poydrus greet
Fresh vaclns Mater direct from Boston, alwaya hand.
Price Per gull = Vaccine otes mp ar. fen Gen
inOCTOR WREN, ON Jackson, between Rons-
sss sa fsus Cannon q s r +
nR. J. s. COPES-O Office and residence, 444
Z Msgezine street. second door above Edward. da y
TAYLOR, DR. 3. F, (ats of Msmphisl Office
q 81 Canal street: dI7 an os.
TYR. G. s. FENNER devotes paItien-
las attention 10 he treutmant Of ofDIsEAHEs &@R
OF TIE EIE. Ofdcs. l6s Gnviss strset op-
po..te the yanetles 9 q 6m g !.
EtsYPTIAN KYK HAl1sAAs. ..
i IaflIIl hIHylIns hsd H 81 ysST y; sspesisnas ~
tsiaPs 2 sss ESE Z q oPh'a.mS q AZ
S y:s S Sr j. s ~ s 4
ssis II ass isS ~ ss sss =;
|IT X. F. FRYER, INDfAN DocroR, frriefls
Ssi t ": q ss:s: - s5H
s@ e.. sss.s sssss a NJ " IS .s'
ma fo ~ q sa
during te month Of February, iS5 and have rot
s aaS
The United States and Europe without acuTs 6lica IL
Afflicted patients with dlssass !, "a 4 a
Have ctten come @ me for ea:e; pcstiq
Though much dmtesssd have bsen thfuuon s.
have ss@ ss@ s ss Il ssss ;Ss@ s Il s
Who TO me- have made call! ]tthes ehar q
'vsA pns ny Aass a9s r. = ss sss 8
NswOIeens. La, February .. ls5eiution. . poctos.
Testi n On n sIrisys ,tss,;u. = ws, cs \,
remedy Which tsd. sad sssl2 ln'u'an'n' Even
GAzsue card from DS. Fsyss VINO - Sisf
,sns 81 h,s Ne, = crss m svssy - lsa Csrends Ho
"a kfE i&G SsssI
- ss%sssS : sssi6 L .f fas q xxzs, = sssi sii
| \ 81 Ss7 = 4 ss'''e'' COMaUMPTl.
- Dlssssss clsssiy pointed t1xea. =
Erryn /. .y7rr 81 i(dss, ~ D. HAI1ssin
81 ~ n ~ s9 st III ].
.4.ss .esl.4x2 k1apPQREWlNE
y : 8 ssl : J 1 y y ;EE:I;;
E ~ Cas- n:
I IN lS34f5SIx 4: IA ~ m CAST 55s;S5s<
S6j1fRs 5 III e Pxx1nr GAs bulI5 "A
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Here Is a tax Of f3l ,O00, 600 levied upon the
necessaries Of life by far the greater part ofwhic
is consumed by the lower classes of the people !;
and how the laboring poor man is affected by this
mode Of taxation is shown by the fact that out Of
every dollar and three-quarters which he spends
weekly in the purchase of the above articles, he
pays dollar and quarter in the shape Of taxes
And how is The remaining fl9000.000 of revenue
raiseds And It must be borne in'mind that very
large proportion of this amount is also paid by the
lower classes. So
The property and income raised last year 1859
stamp Duties. ,64
AAessed taxes (deducting window 1885, 176
Rost;0fhcs 6a0, 600
kxcise and euatops duties foreign wines. spirits.
and other articles which may be termed luxuIies,
casses 03a
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BROUGHT 10 the Second Municipality Polrs
JOHN. sstf. about g xsan old. 5 feet 5inches' -
high says he belonSs to William Jones Of Kentucky
The owner vii please call. prove properly pay ~
onsIses 1,t is~s sns aks iam swaY wItd W,a.,
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nR. G. s. FENNER devotes paIsicn- -
las attention TO The treuamant Of DIHEAHES& y "a
OF TIE Y xE. Ofacs. 1853 Grsviss street. op.
pfste the Vnnetias ~ n N An =
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Il Every
lEloyed "
despair i
W-4 =
] IN vreSl
-.
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~ fptses. 81 and . Common street.. ~, VI y;
sat tfe tsFess wholesale prices. Their stoea on
MGtsns ri m a'isnoa e X ssa q NED,
~ Elltxlf chests snperior Y u. ~ ss.'-.-SHf
.yyo FsahA<ts ordinary md GOO Md il i,
cssss cuEsYs Slass Tssa--sIPsny ss WI psd iamep
u half ciests EGslIsh Break fast = ' .es signed
2J packages loverng's LoAf Sup-----bas aIsn
$50 dO NewOreans Refined Es ' =, V
HOO do assorted Nackerel; - ---Ta-
100 boxes and drums Goldfish; -
200 do Winchester Soap
$50 do Star Candles - s1s-'-'e'' '-'>''
SSS SSS matt mats ps; pCasis; ~.
cask Dutch Ombro lAries. fr,-, Is
100 eases Fire Crackers snd Scott. -
ia casss Byas' Porter and iTlsSEAENi, by M'At.
500 ss,s' sess bdssnaie bhasisa
10 do Bsquit Trieoe epsfnciPal s,oss q Nun. ,,,.
q pipes Howard, March y Cd .o-e :. ~ mals
100 pkgs Port, Sherry and BurgCUH
80 do Sweet Malaga Wine; eS.T .coeap % ues
100 boxes superior V,r4inia TssaGtT ,yySS,,hI, 10
II With large stock Of Pickles. TressN pre-
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one million four hundred and seven thousand sever,
hundred and forty-seven. Iceland and Greenland
contained population Of two bundled and sixty
two thousand one hundred and fifty; together,
one million six hundred and sixty-nine thousand
eight. hundred and ninety seven. The city Of
nine thousand six hundred and sighty-6ve inhabi-
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Galaman0cr Gafcs.

TE'HE ONLY FlRE-PROOF SAFE
< SHERWOOD = FITZGERALDS PhenU Safes
have been proved ~ most test. 70 d. superior -
any ether es now the market and leuten n u the
nui lie tr1al made STOW ne ther suseruriy. mere exam
infon OF the construction # the Pleniy Safe cannot ii
70 CONVINCE an uErreludiccd persons II her ilesma1le
value can ard exan.ne. and If IN Want 1f real SAFE
son viii pur, laSe Ph~niK - =. .-
su5gzw PIERCE = VALEN TN Z, No. i22 Water-si
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DAINTERs. GLAZIERS. SASHMA-

IDAl y EkS, bLiLi Ems; oAcilMh-
n KERs BUILDERS and others interested. remember
that SAMUEL SHOEMAKER s Chatham square,
offers Tor sale the very best qualities Of French AID nsr
can ASS of all sizes 6y8 10 jxt6 AZ the very low
est cash prices Painters particular may bear m mind
that b. the and Of four extensive Steam Power PANT Mills
Kept constantly spersOn enabled y sell better ar
Gces Of PAINT Al lower pIces thaa other mann
turer in ,Ae United States. PATS, OILS, PUTTY,
BRUSHES aud every article IN the hne Ia any quantity
sAMUEL SCHOONNAKER, Chatham square, N I
n B-Purchasers wal have their goods delivered IN
ava I'M
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CHESTER FEMALE INSTITUTE,

ONORTH CASTLE, westchs-ter Co. n Y, Rev
John { BROWN. Principal This Institution = pleas
anry situated an healthy and retired village, Of Easy
cess by Harlem Railroad and stages
II IA the design Of those who have established the School
. furnish a thorough English Education az moderate prce
q limited number Il pupils who cJnnec,iOn With The
daily routine Of dies VIII also attend O. the
uoItat branches II domestic The advantages If
such ri cation, combining the above objects. Will
hoped commend themselves T. every gdlci0us parent
IERAs-S8ty-fye Dollars per Session 4 Twenty -twD
Weess, payable quarterly N advaIce. VI extra
charge The Sessions commence the FRS, MOnda u
Hsy and N9veu Der, but pupils Will Re received
Applications for admission o. BE- made either - tie
PRINCIPAL or Rsy DR. HARRIS. WhIte Plains,
aHz7 lmNWkP'
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w DER SAFES~-C 7. GAYLER aivcr'ises
that = rec Of bs safes have been fgF tested hy me
,xh,ct nav be true. and # So y : but 50 many
,esfs IN favor Of my Patent SDamanfeT sac, AIDED
Ia the tnanr now IN record when qutent the >ld
C,vl,r has continually nfrnsed for more Than iorr
twenty wears he has introduced ever va iape IN
movement now applied 20 safes " Added @ which he tells
me public Gavers Safes not filled with las-er-9
paris Ike most others which statement the pubic WILDE
.ow Ia believe ~ hen fact he the sad Gayer has n
f1nged M uateut June. 1871 ~ which tine ooantd
Judgment araiu>f SAID Gayer 30 The sun Of si6u i1f m
rrneemeni If sad patent zap to thai TINE, u e sing Il
ulaserof Pans And he. the said 6a e. mas since 1877,
v mn order If the Court rendered monthly account under
otb a. sad Court Of I'll Safes which he used 1aster-o
pans and on the 18Th # July las returne thirteen Safes
p,r,s ' p. q. WILDER
MAN one m want Of nv Pleni Saamande' safe
can Obtain fuf 5 G. HERRING Esq. 1876 Naisrst. or OF
Mpssrs. ROFF. SfFAkNS & co, 10 Naier-st-' VINO
hive the sire r-' 20 make and ' s >lIfs ana II
So hogeht the buyer j. made 1ariY - mir n-rnen
anu WILDER
ROFF. STEARNs = cos Depot for the above Safes
is al No 70 Waer-> here may De seen upward u one
hundred patterns and sues OF der's Frero Safe,
with Yales Patent PoNGer-pro0f Lock Ihis lock mas
hecu m use seven years and has teed li attempts u the
burglar ther g. pick blow II mp with n1oMder Day
Newells Parautopuc Lock (Which has caused 50 u,nch
excitement 40 the Worlds Far and has been ordered tr
the Doors # the Bank If England Butisrworihs LocN,
and the Locks O other celebrated makers u N inc sues
ANON ROFF. 7 g STEARNS A. $ MARVIN.
the only makers IN the United States 81 "iders fNent
Saamander Safes with Rch's Improvement commonly
known as Rich's Improved Patent SalamandeT safes
sul2 lrMNAF'
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vTARRYTOWN INSTITUTE-,s.

u let BOARDING SCHOOL ~ BOYS Al raErv-s.,
New NorS. \ NEWMAN. Puncipd In tais lRsr,4,s.
Young Gentlsmen Are thoroughly Instructed ali IA.
branches Of ar English and CLASSICAL ednc,aa TIE ~.
OF Board and ruitloa. IEci1ae b oe1ng wssAsax "a
uiending Is trum Se1 - $50 per scccrax 70 ~.
Branches pursued Circulars aning Particular. r-s.~
encss. &c can O~ obtained ~ Sic sans Ros S5es -
Egltog-si and al " NilcsVs Cultrs Stat-s s. =
As,ncy. 80 Broadway. By sddr..>.as ats . h.
PnncSs ~ Mwtyt'
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-A beautiful

~ FARM, situated on the south side Of Long Island
LIVING the turnpike between MerTlck and South Oyster
Bay fronting the BAY aud Ocesn, containing % acres of
land, which there two apple orchards and an album
NIL other Kinds Of ult With stream pure watet
mnnng through the place The buildings consist Of large
double house. 3Ox50. containing y rooms, With
kitchen attached huils IN the hes, manner and is IN good
repair There are also hamS carnage house, grnaty and
ali necessary out buildings The location most desirable
and perfectly healthy Fishing and towing not 10 be sur
passed the Island The buildings ana 23 of land
viii be sold separately If desired the whole al great
bargain One-haf of the purchase money remain ON
bond and mortgage For aud further particulars. a-
ply To ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. Auctoneer. No.
Broad st. New-lOTk aug lw
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V1HE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT

Il TONPORT Is beautifully situated on Flushing Bay;
within eight Mules II the CITY Hail. opposite Harlem, and
half mile from Flushing The bay noted for the album
dance of f FISH clans aud Wild fowl The village has
large and valuable privilege and fOr beauty OF the
surrounding scenery unsurpassed embracing u view OF
the villages adjacent and the picturesque Sound with MS
numerous islands IL land out IN village lots OF % by 100
feet each which vary price according to location from
SIS 90 Si6O each few cholce lots roman ns,d The
terms OF sale are SIS the time Of SELECTION and the bal
ance Ia monthly mstaments of SO discount for cash
Eor the accommodation of parties who desire 10 see The
ground an agent Will be board the steamboat island
CITY which leaves the foot o Fufous a. 81 o'clock every
morning who will be pappy t. pay every attention and AZ
ford every Information concerning Straonport 70 Az who
may desire JOHN a FLAMhEh,
aul9 I'm. No $50 Broadway, corner of Analyst
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Reduced nom 81 70 81 Cents per Bottle.
TRlCOPHEROUS.

u which has been before the American public for Is
wears been reduced 10 such will enable all %
become benefited hy It's restoring and cleansing qualities
which par excellent the HAIR where . has
fallen Of become thin decayed IL prevents gray HAIR.
and VIII cure al diseases NJ the SKIN rendering the hair
soft and glossy II combines al the qualities of stmulant
4 wash and OIL What here promised Will be guaran-
teed under penalty Of 500.
PRINCIPAL Office. No 10 Broadwas
AGryTS-Eushton Clark y Co druggists Rice Smith.
fancy store { Ring, Broadway and al druggists aud
,ancy = res m the URi8n lu2o I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03

County Residence for SALE, delightfully."- situated IN
Albany County, y miles nom the Hudson River
of SPACIOUS dwelling hoase seatay finished also n smaller
dwelling together with carriage hsg>e. barn. and all
eSSsiy buildings IN excellent order. twenty
Of land fine apple orchards and o:hcr gut aaa shade
trees. Will be disposed Of al lsS price and easy
terms the has f1I the property store
and lot IL desired, Will also Ne I connection With the
above Gcntlemes deslIns place ~ The country, comb
ning all desirable conyeaences II home. IN healthy re
glon with churches Academy sc. at hand, and AZ ui,S
crate cost seldom ind SOd opportunity 10 par
chase - -
hssS stating Eane and place where they may be seen anu
they will be called upon and receive further information
au2a Sts
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4 CADEMY for BOYS, No. SO Bond-st.
IN and ROARDING SCHOOL for

- Young Ladies, No l79 West 2ith-st.. sth house
east II sy Mss Jane Vi sees School NIL reopen On
Monday Sept l. Pupils addition u the usual English
branches Will have opportunity Of studying the French
AID German languages, and vocal and instrumental music
ana drawing with the assistance Ofan accOmp shed French
Gentleman limited number 4 pupils would BE- re'syed
.. boarieTs CrcIlaTs may BE- obtained At her residence
aulj stNWkSs
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HISS HAVENS will resume her school

VI for Young Ladies AZ the residence # her father K.
Hayens Esq NJ 81 Nin'h.s second door west 20 UNI
versitv- place On Wednesday. 10Th IT September
\ limited number Of borders VII Pc received INTO me
family.
Circulars NAV 30 had as above also AZ he Office Of the
Howard Insurance Co NJ % Wall = ot Me>>> kecb-
um Rogers X Bement W - William st. and 90 K
IE,ver> y q qll-Sf su2S q
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE
WI GIATE INSTITUTE. No 2ls Fourth I. corner u
Maed0ugsl, Washingtos square, wll open rs Ninth
School Year IN MONDAY, the l5th 4 segtsmDef' slrn
the enlargement u the School Building VIII be complete
IL hoped that the openIg 0f tins Institution fe" di
later than usual all be than u IL pups
by the increased advantages they V derve from the az
dItIon Of a Of for the use II thr sch ann
corresponding sddlt.onf instruction IN al the Depart
ments u S,ndy - ..
slu JAS TANNING, Principals
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Gouses 60 Get.
LAI Mon.

TO LET-Part of House No. 1911 Mon
n 70. place Nonr0e-st, consisting q front ard -
rarlors On second fOor with marble maBfes and pine
between bedroom the hail and use OF Dai oa sals
door large third floor with ~ wth9I S'hfA
Possession gwen Immediately Inquire On the premises
3 q.
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HOLDEN AUSTRALIAN WHEAT

~ 500 bushels II this superior Wheat raised h Samuel
J. Thompson of Long Island Is superior - that has
The market this season.. Those want VII please
call before PURCHASING elsewhere Also Canada hte Flint.
Suule> and Hutch Wheats lots purchasers
For sac 1s GEO X BARR. State Agricultural Ware
house. NJ % ClIG =. = 81
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JennsonS
DOROUS GLASS FILTERS secnref

II = - TT Hsttt-f
Il IN The Patent Once After wears etuarence IN
Tie manufacturing OF klfs-s, whic1 nave besr usfd
fannel. ielt, sand charcoal sponge. a. 6L;-rlaz
mediums. all Of which have been abandoned Mr J.nu,a
has discovered maternal. PoRoUs Glass winch ohv1-
aies az 0deciou> ami difficulty inherent m Elites r,ds
WITH the above materials. The Porous Clls, Filters are
sei-c,earng. warranted not % chose NJ wish ont a.
ctn1ate NerUgrs. have offensive taSt- or smell
n iact give persct szfsfaciOn These l..rx trs u
plcable 10 al waier-hNngs frcepumes pe-,ble slters
nIts ma. ar sc To b. had. wholesale AL reral II
CHAhLE> WELLINGTON. the Agent. s. BruaINav
% al the fActop. g.; Broadway Price - 81 - - PUNE
sts. euini>ers aud country merchants supplied At
-"e1a ~AsS'unt- aaiilms
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Two SOUTHERN and WESTERN
Il HARDWARE MERCHANTS 81 -jeo.G 900 wanted, at
the Factory Of the SUBSCRIBER for every description Of
AYES ] exchange
This factory s.ed 40 Trenton. Ne~Jerssy, within
FIVE minutes walk II the Camden and AmbOy Railroad
Station Trans pass sour times daily 10 New-fsrk and
Philadelphia.
Purchasers & Axes VIII find II % their advantage -
anime this stock Jefore Purchasing elsewhere.
Every description Of Al hand and aie to order.
aus 4meod. THOS X. WILSON
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DFMOVAL-E. f.. PRINDLE. ORA


j LEATHER. Of very superior quality, Just landed,
and foI sale Ia lots 10 suit purcs asers by
JOHN X HOOLE, No. l2i Nassau-st
Price. 50 IS per SKIN. ) 81
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ar PRIVATE SALE-Four valuable

Building Lots the north-eas corner of l2Oth.st
and each lot % by 9S all fronting the
The avenue and graded and the lots ready for
building purposes Terms very liberal Apply 10
COLE \ Chiffon, Auctloneers.
au2S Nv No Wall-Sl
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SCHOOL for ENGINEERS, $50 Hous-
lRS, SELECTSEHOOL

FOR BOYS-Instruct0n vii be resumed at this insti
tuition generally known the Merchants school, on
the 9Th Of September Circulars and particular
information MAY be obtained at the School rooms No lj
DIacdougal-st corner of Chnton-plsce. aus o.
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1ewelrr, ST..

L ONDON WATCHES--To Importers
IL AID others.-R + COW DEROY, NJ. q CharnnZ-
=, New Road 81 Psncras LONDON. 90 wears with
Cooper, No Caltnorpe-st. Gray's Inn ROadl pe-s
70 return thanks for the encouraging patronage ne has re-
ceEed from his American friends. and ~ calling Their a.
teniiun - Us present extensive stock u CHkONOME-
TER, DUPLEX and LEVER WATCHES, warrants
them II the finest quality al the lowest possible Rrcs
{ also begs leave 90 state that he has MOVEMENTS
Of the SINE quality without cases all warranted Jeweed
the ruby hoies embrang all the latest improve
meni Al the lowest possible Prices Visitors % me Orsa
Exhibition are invited 20 ca and inspect. Orders . an
extent Yunctualy atteus.s,i 10 - lmAWxF
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Avn change, 500 acres Clinton Co, 100 m Eaton with
miles 0f the state Capitol and 100 GeneSee Co
Inquire al No 27 AnthonySt m the evening at No.
1853 Grecne-st tau30 lm'l GEO DOAK
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ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
~ ark New-Jersey, by the .,.
NEW-JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Company prepared TO furnish supply OF ther
ZINC PAINTS
which have been found after several years trial both IN
Europe and the United States 20 retain their original
beauty and protective properties, superior to Any "hef
Pant " haisver. Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
is purely m OXIDE Of Zinc and Is warranted free from a
adultera'on whatever II has no poisonous properties 50
Objectionable o. the health Of fanatics and workmen Ia
some other kinds OF pigments -
III WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed sulphurous mephltc erhaatlons %
even when shut up M close room nor Il affected ~
pictures hung on walls coated with Il. As an outside
PANT u whsands The changes OF weather better than
any other liable To turn chaiky or TO crmoe
and rub oH IL may be worked with color, OF with
water and with arsh instead Oi cd, thereby giving
tie Justly celebrated porcelain hnlsi -. - 49,.
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND COL
ORED ZINC PAINTS, WHICH are beyond gissuon "ith-
out any equal for coating roofs ships outhoses fencg
and AT iron VI other metallic surfaces They are "a pure
METALLIC OXIDES,
and are unaffected by salt water OF other exposure, less
,.an any other paints within our kh0wledse .
Iron and other metals do not ordze when coated with
them and they remarkable Tor theI Me-pIOoi prop
critics Dealers suppl ed on liberal terms by
s JONES s co, Agents fef ne company;
iv2l Am 50 Besyer-s., v. Y.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1851

MUSK S.-lO,o0o United States
We NrSEFTS IN GOD orier Nth l1l-1lssts cbn-
-fe.s ~ 80 h. y 3 NcCD LLDIiH.
no. 81. " 10 p NJ .
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IMPORTANT 10 DRUGGISTS and

d PERI UblERS Long sought for found At last-HN
MAN T. HART. Wholesale Pertumer. > Joan-sf., has
publ shed complete # Labels suitable 0r ever
bottle and drawer drugstore elegant gold circular
form the low charge of So for POO names being only
one cent each with liberal discount % the trade Also.
Perfumer. uu per lower than house in the
CITY open for oectIon al his store No - John-s
au26 2Ns
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Schools.

THE MISSES MARSHALL'S School
Il oE Y0usg LADIES' No 50 Br-,ue -. between Broad
ar am BsWefy. VII reopen "a AJudag Sept aH2 ~