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Democratic banner., 1851-06-04
JUICE ScoTr.-A Green county correspond
ent of the Metropolitan says:

JUICE ScoTT.-A Green county correspond
ent of the Metropolitan says:
/ discover, Mr.. Editor, from reading Of your
paper, that you do not feel disposed TO engage
editorially in the election for the supreme bench.
This, perhaps, is the best course. The people
lin this quarter were a good deal embittered be-
cause Judge Scott was not nominated by Gov
King. Judge Scott was known to possess al
1.-THE qualifications for the Office, and had the en-
tire confidence and good wishes of the people,
Judge Scott, be it said, for the sake Of briefness
was very unceremonicusly hurled from Office, BY
1.-THE guillotine operation Of executive power
which, thank God, does not now exist. Th'
people have said that this power belongs to then
Exclusively, TO be exercised at the ballot box.
In this important election, permit me to sa,
what l know. that Judge Scott is the very mai
who will run foremost in this quarter. We ar
disposed to try him again for another constitu
ltionaI term any how; the Governors opinion tina
There were others better qualified, to the con
ltrary notwithstanding. If the Governor had
right, (Which he undoubtedly had to put Judg
Scott out, we have a right to put him in again
II do not hear much said here in regard TO III
other two Judges to be elected; we shall endeav
or before the election to fix upon the ablest man
There is Judge Napton, TO be sure, whom W
know, and have no objections TO him. l do nc
think it is proper, that politics should have an
Influence in this election, which will not be th
lease SO far. as l am informed.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

SINGULAR DEArH.--Hou.W VIM. B. owley,
Judge Of the Law and Chsncery Court, at
Memphis, and formerly a Judge Of the SUI
Ipreme Court of Tennessee, was, last week,
conversing with a friend, and leaning upon
a small cane. The cane was suddenly brok-
en- by his weight, and a splinter from it en-
tered his side, making a wound which prov
ed mortal.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

il The wings of New York ara going
tolbsrrow So, 900. 900 without contracting q
debt. Anew York paper says some shre~d
Yankees, desirousto finding out how such
thing can be done, are hurrying to New
York in order to,learn the art of doing it.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

As SMART AS BARNUM.-The Madison
Ia. Courier says that McElvey, the tail
or, who bought the prize ticket to Jenny
'Lind's first concert in Cincinnati, is n oil
The few men in the world who are as SHARP
as Barnum. The way he worked thing
was this: Forsome days before the concer
he went around among his friends, betting
ten dollars with this one, twenty dollar
with that one, and so on, until he had
Thousand dollars bet that he would buy 'h'
prize ticket. The ticket was knocked
down to him at five hundred and seventy
five dollars, thus leaving him four hundre'
and twenty-five dollars.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

Who stands By TIE ComprOmise?-The
Buffalo Express { Wing thus speaks Of the
prospect of sustaining the measure Of the
::'compromise: %
"To sum up all, the compromise has been,
and will be. sustained BY all the Democrs-
tic States; but it has not been, we believe
it will be sustained by a single Wing State,
save perhaps Kentucky. We shall see
This is not the sort Of endorsement that
wing administrations used to DESIRE"
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

u It is claimed that the ladies' Of Mis-
sissippi are opposed too uitman. They are
all for tho Union, to a man.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

Why is q young woman like a due bill9
Because she ought to be "settled of" as
soon as she comes to muturity.-.- Albany
Dutchman.
There are more reasons than one, frient
Dutchman. You might have added, also
because her face commands interest, ant
because it should never be dishonored.
buffalo Republican.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

u Jenny Lind will give two or three con.
cer,s in Philadelphis, from the 18th TO the 18th
June, priorjO her departure for Europe.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

II The friends Of General Foote inMis.
sissippihavs presented himawith.a fine car.
rage and q pair of horses. S'.r'"h 4"
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

Is The wings, in talking about rivers
and harbors, tell us only about snags. loss
of property, and life-can't get a word out
o fthsm on either the wisdom or constitution.
atty o. taxing the reasury with the improve.
ment Of all the rivers and harbors. 81 say,
Jim, do you think it wrong to to steal these
'fovls?" "That's a great moral question:
says Jim. "WeM discuss it some other
time. Handdo,0n another puHet.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04

IL Il 10 confessed that Webster did get
that fifty thousand dollars TO enable him
to take the odioe Of Secretary of State
1t 10 very solemny protested. however, tina,
the cash was given from sheer patriotism;
and we think the country would be better
served without any such doings. a,s7
WasHrsorOu, May 2l.-Ths announcement
of the death Of Mrs. Alexander Hamiltoni is in.
correct, the venerable lady is living here, and
though in her 9th year, is still 10 the enjoyment
Of excellent health.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-04
By TELEGRAPH.
From the St. Louis DAILY Times.
CAIRO, June 2d-p. N,

NJ
There is an alarming amount Of sickness
on boats passing this point for the Upper
Mississippi, and the indications at present
are rather an increase than Otherwise The
Grand Turk, which arrived on Friday night,
had about 400 deck passengers, 80 Of S6op
died on the way up from New Orleans
l27 deaths were Of cholera, l from drown
ing and 2 from other causes. The boat
proceeded up yesterday evening, having
Of her cabin passengers dangerously Id.
There are about five thousand tons Of
railroad iron on the wharf. "A thousand
tons were landed here yesterday.
Both rivers are rising. The Mississippi
has risen ten inches since yesterday morn
ing.
A dispath from St. Geuevieve, informs
US that the Grand Turk passed that point
at ] P. NJ, yesterday, with few persons on
board-most Of the passengers having got
on other boats. There was no new item 10
relation to the cholera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
VO CAPITALISTS. EMIGRANTS

MECHANICS. aad OrHEBs.-Tkree Thousand
Acres Of VALUABLE LAND yl1s A. 1ee, M M - .ry
sIIf on the IObg Island kaLr9a1, FOX ALE ln-'
r attract Of Land 1Ated IN the t9wnshp Of -
Suffolk County Log Island aio '' on O''h s''s' %
NsdfoTd sisiion ). s. miles from BroesTn AZ present.
/; Il the roni Of c,nnun,caion hi hsbfgal 1e. I
yok a1d The 81 Pa hscEe. Prt JeefsOL III
Beipori vel a. othef smaller psce. a1e : 'ne - -,
~, TN Psicho,ls and Ten for Pot JsfsrsoL A $
vel kn0vn the Long fsanr sailr11d 5 one u 'N7 Eva
lished routes between New fofk and b,on la %
The soil el9oraces every variety if'n 49, -
shrl q ioamy D. susceptible Of Ins hignssj & 49,
ton ard fron TIE faclhCs fJI % alnns sea : -
for a. well - na,e iaI' ri , o,.''S' - -
respect sdatfed SO modern agrf'uiiv'r - ..--.. a
The traci covered with al "aA @ne 80 - ~
szes. and On II ar, me- II riet T,err i.
wood large enough for TIE y 80 ~ =. -. -.
also some valuable bul-dMg tJA"ti' "''e' ~ VIZ
enTt' = IL boundary IS u miles from he c-eI e
Patrhogue; the aorhery miles iEn L9-s lsanu oIalu
The are mi schools aud churches within lev mrs
AMI the country around i last hlng Up = = ti4i-'1
IN ine immediate vicinity i9f ne pu'ps 81 IA ~ :,
In eyery respect these Lands worthy the attention ~
Immigrants Farmers Mechanics aud others-
For TIA. Of purchasers the eroeeTi h1s e
divided a. nearly a possible INTO EN-Ae NJ LOln,
which Will be sold silsly Win III pfissss % % i,ted
from SIS b $500 for LO, Of ten acres and up"t9 NJ
Communication with ths ha.i oee = % ~ IN ,teniasce
ford Station. where persan VII 4lwags ~ 1 ana
on the arrival Of the morning tram ron b'''A'"' III"
caosI,.t Or BODY Of smgrants would be treated With
for the hole property. d., l. t,.. er s.ie z o00
The parties Interested 10 these Lana hase 'i i.vs
acres Of other Land including several hgny Prdnc'ye
Yarns IN the vicinity winch they Offer on ieas'haoie
term. The titles are indispufable <4
e. tens ~ ale rher particulars, and maps Of me
,rorerfv ar ply to EMERSON l. PRICHARD. Aiofhsys
al Law No 10 walI-s New York, or - persons on we
n,emlses Communications BY letter must be addressed
pos,-paId TO Messrs EMERSON PflCHAkD
The Trans leave Brooklyn az A Nj and 1 r II ana
arrive Al Nedford at u NJ and NJ. Leave Mediord
al 81 s0m and IN a5m NJ, and arrive Al brooayn a.
Oh som A. NJ. and y. Nj h4 IN
N7ATER POWER for SALE.-A VAL
w liable MILL SEAT within one hours rde OF New
York with Brick Factory Buildings, water Whees &c
in compete running order several Of land Dwelling
houses &c Address EARL BARTHOLOMEW, ia
Grsenwich-G VI ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Gonscs tUante0.
Cutlerp, 6aromare, &e.


ENl.ARG CONTEMPORARIES S
LITTLE (successor to Ossoru Llttlel having en-
Iafsed his premises occupying both buildings Nos 80 and
q Fulton st has with the enlargement. opened ad
dtlOB 10 his already extensive assortment AID
large stock ofHAkDW ARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS.
sc and fcr the better information OF his friends and the
public who not informed TO the extent Of his ssso
ment. would state that M
THE CELLARS
of Nos 50 aud 81 Kept Cut and Wrought Nails Spikes
Horse Shoes RNets AuVhs, Wagon Boxes, Scotch Hone.
and other heavy goods.
THE FIRST FLOORS Of Nos 80 and 81 AND SECOND
FLOOR OF No. 80
occupied MANLY with Shelf Goods Cutlery Builders
Hardware, Edse fools and Tools Cor mechanics general
together WITH samples
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No. %
with Sho,els Spades, HAY, Manure and Garden Fgks Pc
taio Hooks, NiseS. CHAINS Com and Coffee Mills, &c
THE THIRD FLOOR OF Ne 81
devoted 20 samples Of Timed and Jap2nned Hollow
are. and Frying Pans, round and sval Boilers.
Brass Kettles Fumaces Scales, Pump Augers aud RIM
mers. MoruCs snd Boring Machines. Jackscrews. Guns,
skates and goods Tor the California market. sc.
THE FOURTH FLOORS
Nos SO aud 81 contain Hoes, Schs Rakes rscss Traps
Pumps Vel Cham and fixtures. Sleigh Bells, SSdrpns,
Turkey Oh Sone sand Crucihles, Sc.
THE FIFTH LOFTS
oi Nos s. and 81. Coopers Truss HOOPS. Bellows Sche
Snahs Handles assorted Black Lead Pots. Coal Hods Sc
The whole comprising more complete assortment than
can he found concentrated store IN his .ne AID
g. Which the attention Of Us friends and the public who
have - long extended theft patronage is invited
- SukIATuNW lSm3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
!, SHUSTEK'S DRAWING and

~ PAINTING ACADEMY. No. t9J broadway
now open for the reception of pupils Instruction VIII h
gwen in DRAINING and PAINTING Of all klnds SePA
rate class ladies saturday class Tor female teachers
sentlemen's class FROM TO O'CLOCK. PM
EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Drawiug from Plaster Casts from 20 o'clock " TO
Will also teach m Schools as usual Portraits N Oh Pas
en Miniature and Ithograph will be executed, and
semhlance warranted. 81 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Gonses 90 Get.

Two LET-Part of two-story and attic
u BRICK House well furnished, consisting of rooms.
including the genee family Of grown per-
sous that is willing to board the occupant Let oy the
nable terms Good yard CrotOn. and woodhouse
Apply at No IL ReDwick-st, near Canal Ola IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
NARM near YONKERS, FOR SALE

u -Contalnnls 20 acres, VI which ~ ATE wo'd gcd
ftu and water the land excellent stuSt1n romantic and
HEALTHY with view down LonS Island There Il nes
dwelling and all houses good The owner
IA gong shroad Prce > see There II epp0rteult
daily except Sundays. al and cents fares II hes =
uale~ nstheast cf YonSsTs Station. and mdcs est 4
~. s,s,s So If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
MIR. ADAMS'S SCHOOL FOR
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTY.

D TUTE, Chestnut Grove Clifton, Staten Island, Rev
T TOWELL.A T {. d. Pnnclpal.-in tins school,
long proved aud known establishment IN which the
pupils a sound education Of the first order, m Cias
sics French, Spanish and German Mathematics English
cnmencng with the first rudiments Drawing Oh and
WAFER Cocrs and the untinng the Principal las
sisted by masters Of high character and tried experienced
exercised order 10 maintain the reputation which the
School attained I'm ex-oficer de Cayalene ARcsn
eeyc de BaucheT Pans est charge des econs equtsOa
je yoge de gymnase and descreme rous les
exception feiOut les mlitares The Principal
he AZ the BOOB store Of Geo y. Putnam, No
rs Broadway Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays da
mig tbs month. Term commences Nov. l. Prospectuses
at the principal book stores $50 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
JAMES G. MOFFET, Gas Filter, and
1n0ia Rubber GOODS.
% THE PUBLlC.-lNDIA RUBBER

Two THE PUBLIC. --lND Ola RUBBER
Il ES.-Our stteton has been called TO an adyet-
tsementb by Horace II Day published IN re Ne"-f 0rh
Herald of July 1851 and the Courier and Enquirer Of
same date, which sNer much unmerited abuse Of our
attorney VIM Judson, ESQ he asserts that zoe dare not
ehsrge sm rft Prategg GoodyterS Patents under our
and that he does not infringe Goo.sear Pa
tents the manufacture OF shoes
We have purchased license TO- the manuia1uSe of
India Rubber Shoes under GOodYeas Patents and PAID Oi
mOuey and dayNpayng taIl tor the same ana any
other person might have done the disposed 10 DO 50
rather than pirate upon GoodyeGs Patents We THINK n
Just "a purchase night 20 use valid patent tan 20
Infrnee Mr.. Day after having been prosecuted, ae-
xnowledged Good ears nights, made settlement and
agreed future ~ infringe his patents lie IS no" a.
tempting not only to infringe sad patents but 10 iure US
so, who have for large cisderat purchased our IL
and work under them, and eheTg. M DrS
DIRECTLY ana thai Signatures, with isFatng
upon Goodyear Patents manufacture Of the shoes
which he offering to the pubic and ao'ice thgI
he and all who concerned with HIM IN purchasing Si
vending his shoes made violation OF SAID patent nsn1
Will be prosecuted. NewYOr. July ~, 1871
L.-CAkDEE, HAYWARD Rubber Co, by
NM. A. BUCKINGHAM. Treasurer -
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing 70
n HUTCHINSON. President <
FORD CO oil TuThSSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

lNIRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,
u FHECLAY. The subscribers, I'M Dortsrs u re
Br,ckS Nat + In rle- &c have constantly hand
Red and - " bite elsh " Lister +" Hufforjs stOar
hrrlze"" Hickman and Chance d. and 6afRfirf"
FIre Brcks con mon ald fancy shapes.
Firsciay Welsh Lunps and Oyeatlles
Malt Min Tiles. Is koie-a very superior NiIc4e
Cosl-Brum.nous and Anthracite II al descIipiens ior
sale II lots O. SUI purchasers Apply . -
SANI THOMPSON 4 NEPHEW.
aul 6ms NJ. IS Pearl-st., New-iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

NALL FASHION-Just finished, e,e-
CANT finished Ss Hats 81 the lov prlce Of 50 usual
II solo A. 81 "a srcie 81 50 an 50 p neat Has 81
BROWN. l5s Canal-sr..
. In aeTf 20 the corner OF s1lhEaIA-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
CGrpetinas, sc.

CARPETS CHEAP for CASH.-WlL-
y LIAM MoGOkTY. No i35 Wiliiam-st' three doors
fOn Fuonsi osrs for sale has entire stock n splendid
English and American Csrpe-s. on Clo'hs, Table Covers
e.. - a. prsces unusually lou for cash
Flii.ss about purchasing, N u vel (" CAL aAd sup
ri. theuselve- a. Sholes-'e prices.
B-slo8d0o voTth OF Carpe,.as OF even des-pi'' "a,
Is tered a. wholesale 90 reasor ahe terms, 80 Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
s3Oin,'
HIGH,BRIDGE LOTS FOR SALE.

H-BKI UtI r LUIS FVN SALE.
-HiGHTH- AVENUE RAILROAD Lots
are situated On the Wescaeser se of the Harlem River
between NcCombs Dam Bridge and the High BRIDGE Aay
person acquainted with the suburbs of tins CITY, vii
ceve on view ng The Nigh Bridge Lots that the.
great advantages residences all other localities
about the Cy ths; they cheaper than any other
property ss well situated The h for tho Sh Railroad
ksvns heea nenei nv the Mayor the road Will be
n,eRced forthwith and speedily finished please inquire
and learn the fsci The for the entire length Of the
be but cents The presented from al
pan of this property exceedingly interesting
smhgs cins beautiful Of hand and water This
property Also has q wiIt tcnt the Harlem River,
thereh, aorng every facility fer boating AM dshns Yer
mans and o,hes Information apply 10
slSlus b. WlN1ON, No. 4 Cedar-sS col. Of Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

ENOR SALE--Several brown stone
,.rn ,muyovemepts Prices from S. 500 TO $llooe Aso
several houses 10 let sory house on nd 0a SAFE
Pnce Ss0oe Apply to Z. B. kiNShiNER. Ma. Sis Na
Az, after sP.M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
NFW-JERSEY ZINC PAINTS. =

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
II srk New-JeTsey by she - -
NEW JERSEY FXpLO RING AND MINING co
Tins Company prepared to furnish supply Of ,hen
valuable .., r.x,--.
which have been found. after several Years uAl bOta
Eayope aid IN the United States ~ retain IheN orsnal
beauty protective properties superior 70 any other
PANT " aisyeT TheI - ...
Is purely an OXIDE ZINC and sErsntsd free from all
aduerndinu haieye 1t nas no poisonous pOpertos 50
obecra abb 70 the health of families and Worknen IN
zone other kinds Of psgments
III WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when erpdsed suiyhnTOrs or mephtc eKiAiarlons or
even vhen shu, up close room Is l. affected ~
D,ctu-es hung on walls coated with Il. As al Outde
PANT Il wristbands the changes Of etheF better tah
,ny ohef not beng liable chaisy 0r 70 crunois
and r,b nj l. ~ WORKED with any color or with
water and oil nsead Of OIL, thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain nnlst - - -
Tue CotifanY also manufacture BLACK AND COL
ORED ZINC PAIN rs whlcA are beyond qssstiol VITA
OUT sHy equal for roots. shs OU,nouses fencing
and al xpn Or other metallic surfaces Iney are VI pure
METALLIC OXIDES,
and Unaffected by Sat water Or other exposure less
than any other palnts wthIz knowledge.
Iron and other metals DO not Oxdze When coated VIII
then aac iheS remarkable tg taen nIe-o0f prOy-
s-ries Dealers supplied on lI5er9l serns ~
S :. JONES CO, Agen,s i9I ne Cs1IpAAy
iyzI sn 50 Beavers. N. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

observation-disclosures L. RUS
- SELL. ElocutOnst, respectfully announces hhn
mas resumed the instruction Of Glasses and private ~
AZ Moons NO z33 Broadway Ia Consequence o. Ne -
apPonnsnt "a several applicants for innrueuon ~ =
son, ArF viii be assisted here after By Mr. BAlLiI
accomplished Elocutionist Readings from Shakspelsf,
me roets. 10 circles At private residences: A. -
b clxss, s. 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
NOR SALE-A FARM and COUN-

IL TRY SEAT beautifully situated near the VII age Of
Som.ryiIe New Jersey The house Is nearly new, Quilt
IN modern style walls hard finish marble nantes, large
piazzas front and and replee with every conve
niebce for gentle mans family. Fruit Of all ksnds aud
sbrubbery. barn granaTy, carriage house zee house. &c
The fam CONSISTS of 70 Of which wood. The
house will be solo with less land TO suit the
chaser The premises he within quarter of mle OF the
depot Par Of the money remain on bond and mort
gage For further particulars inquire Of
Ol3 2ws HOMER MORGAN. No Pine 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

~ Eny-twO Acres Of ch0Ice LAND m MOntgomefy
Orange County. N Y The buildings IN complete or
der and the soil good rocks and stones and
under high state cultyatlOn An abundance OF irult
of every description the place, bounded by the river
Waikiki miles south Goshen snd ~ miles west OF
Newbureb one half mle south of the village of Mont
gomefy THIS offers chance, as At Is one OF the best
impro.e Farms Orange County There not foot OF
aste land on the misses we'll fenced beng twsthrds
stone, will be sold on accommodating lerms Apply 10 r.
nj DECKFR Il co. on Newest next corner Wall-st,
10 X ROCKEFELLER, Pimce-st corner Wooster, or A
NJ DIT az, ,he nyem,s.s o82ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

- +. DIETZ, dealer In every variety
~ Of OIL. Camphene and Burning FLUID Lamps. NO
z37 Greenwich 1t y Y, 81 door above Barclay A fui
assortment If l5irandoes, Hail Lamps and Lanterns
Lamp Wick Lamp Shades and Glasses Of all kinds Pure
perm, Lard and Whale Oils Camphene and BURNING
FIu,d wholesale and retail Mechanical Lamps Cleaned
and repaired Astral Lamps altered t. Solar s23 2m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14

MECHANICAL LAMPS and RICH
lVA GAS FIXTURES,-H DARDONVlLLE,N No 40
Broadway, near Canal-st. Chandeliers, CandesTas
Brackets Hall Lamps for candles or lamps artlstc
Candestcks sc Great variety Of carce moderator stu,
do or reading Lamps Of the newest patterns Lamps ana
Chandeliers cleaned. regilded aud rebrOnzed Inc best
French and sperm Oils for French Lamps LAMBS loaned
for parties. SO tm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
EHARM FOR SALE.-l6O acres. about

4
~ wood the balance under cultiS aitOa Two
pple Orchards s,eoc Peach trees IN bearing. Plum,
Chcy and other frn, great abundance TIVE Houses two
Wells of excellent Water Barn, Nc The Farm IN good
fence an n suitable for Gram, Grass and Gardening all
rs vn.eses Situated N Nrta Brunswick. MiddlessI
County miles Ten ~Ss R,rss !, 'Sm SSs,s
Rrunawlck Depot convenient from and TO New-lerk
SCHrNcK. MCGEE & co Pier Is. fsst Vi Barclay ST. Of
s G. BOOTH. No go Broadway, n Y. 1r GA The prem
- os lmrGhkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
DRIXATE EXENING CLASSES M


u ERENCH-DR +. I WiNkELMANk. Professor
u French. the BROOKLYN Female Academy. plo-
poses 10 the young gentlemen Of the City Of BrOOky
Ouen two Private Evening Glasses French be-
gnLeTs and the other 70 such have studied Tan
before The number ofscnoars II each
tied eight. The regular Will bs commenced "a
the 2h # October aud the lessons be Monday
"Wednesday and FRIDAY, from u too = NJ Terms SO
for three mopths and - for month"; payable Ia al
For further particulars apply az the Professors
residence II Court and State-sts Brook
lyn, Mondays. Wednesdays Fndays, between and 3
+. NJ o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
famus au0 Bnrnine fluids.

DRONZE CANDELABRA.-Just re-
ceived A large fvoce OF the above article. Of ne =
=. les and fesirhe patje which offer Ell Gctloa
mon flrrr ~ prices. bv wh0es lle OF retail
ola 4w DIETZ, BROTHER co, No. l3i WIlham-s
SAFE SPIRIT LAMPS.-The subs RIB
ers desire 10 call the attention vi the public 20 J. JEN-
NINGSS Patent arrangement for preventing EXPLOSIONS
~ tie careless Of PhOsgene Gas. Burning FLUID. &C
The priDcipe is applied TO Sir H. DAVIS Nine
LAMPS and consists OF the OF me such
ranler that any careless filing Of lamp fame VIII
not cause an lslon the eectualy pre-
vents the fame Communicating with the conien,s u the
can and the body Of the lamp
Having sold large numbers of these goods foe five years
nsst and having never known OF accident among
our cstOmers W are warranted strongly reconmend-
ing them TO those who desire Phosgene Gas Burning
Fluid &c. -,
A ri assortment of Lamps and Safety Cans. with
Phosgepe Gas Burning Fluid and Camphene, all OF hrst
0uahty for sale wholesale and retail BY
"a In CHAS. STARR. JR Y CO, III Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
T AMPS, GIRANDOLES and CHAN

r AMPS, GIRANDOLES and CHAN
ADELIERS-The subscriber wishes to direct pubhc
attention t. bis large and assortment OF Lamps
randoes and Candeebras the latest and most FASH
onabe patterns comprising all tie articles connected with
the trade Also, article Of Camphene and burning
Wind warranted not 10 explode pure Spem, Solar Lard
and Whale OIL Every article warranted and devsred IN
any part Of the city free ofexpenst hEILL NO 10
Canal St corner of Lagh No l57 Greenwlch-s' corner
of Cortland No 2l8 Canal-st., near Hudson oil I'M