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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-09-26
MECHANICAL INVENTIONS.

i Man only progresses; the brutcs arc
! the same from generation 10 penetration
1.-the Great Creator hath endowed 3 hin
| Yiibainyenliye faculties, and BY, these, ia
| one sense. he exhibits his divine origin
and bears upon his front The snperscriip-
ton, "Lptd of, Crealion," Mechanical
I genius and invention are lbe handmaids
I Of civilization. Those countries which
[are now the most celebrated farcmechal
Enical Inventions, s,andltbe highest.in the
scaleyof civilization. In nothing do the
Inoderns SO much excel the anciepis Is
lin mechanical invention. What are all
fthe triumphs Of ancient art in compai-
son with the sieam enaipe,n the printing
| press, orsthe electric telegraph. f,ed.
The origin Of n,odem invention, dates
with the discovery Of the art Of printing
and TO this invention we are Justly III
deLied for ALI Others; 1t is the motIlsrof
all the rest, and we have no dorb. that ie
the, nrtIof printing had not YET been dis;
covered, Europe would now be in com
|parative bafbafism, and where would we
be as a great people and great natione
Every newsgcneraiion commences life
in ignorance, for every child has, 10 ac.
quire knowledge by,labor, and teaching.
But there is vast difference between
being taugb, 10 understand what others
have discovered, and labor in making
such discoveries The art of printing
stereotypesibe discoveries Of the psesentI
generation, and, the next has but 70 wear
the gems. The press whets the inven-
tive faculties, and this we have often re!
marked, for no sooner do we publish some |
illustrated description Of machine, than
we hear from many quarters, tha, suclaI
and such animprovemeni had been made
10 remedy some defect.aLfA mere him in
a paper respecting some necessaryninven-
ton, willaset a Thousand mindsao rumin.
ate upon the best method Of providing for
the desired want, and thus il may be said,
the press is a partner Of theainveniion.J
There are quite number of our readers
who bavcireceived pa,entsrff valuable
but who never tbougbtiaboutl
inyentiDg guhtil they became subscribers !!
Itais thus that The world progresses inlI
invention, communities are benefited and
civilization advances.--ScieatDc Amer.
lcdn. 90 ,iionoj nii' o. ig@mpBsn nr III
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; Gather up all the premature droppiups

4 Delszon Smi9 !. and M. p.
Sweet,otillmog, B l,3brated as un-
successful p9ltician, ,..aye been ordained
10 Methodist ministry. Our ex-
cbanges, in noticing the fact, seem 10
suppose that these gentlemen must neces-
sarily retire from the political worldi--
Those acquainted win western politics
will not be likely 10 draw any such in
ference Toledo Rep. ilpa gs''' 'tS'
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CENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OC-
HCKSON'S PATENT ANNUNCIA-

VACkSON EAl EN- ANN MIA
- TOR OR HOTEL TELEGRAPH.-An elegant and
usefu machine substitute Tor bells az formerly In use
This nver ton hiss invariably received the rst premium
whenever presented for competition having received NE
eod medal Al the American institute. silver medal a. me
Rosou Fair srd diplomas where medals have been pre-
viousy srded It. For it, superior performance we beg
TO refer TO pesy all the leading inst csss hotels IN me
United States We present the following Testimonials OF
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Removal
TAMES G. MOFFET,-Gas Filter and
& FALIHEE, Silvorplatsu

P'~tVIH
lVl and Bell Hangers having discontinued their Store
$50 Broadway will continue the above business a. usQdr
SMercerst N Y where every thing In tibet line Of oas
meas will be done with punctuaity and dispatch
Bells and Speaking Tubes put up In any part OF the eOon
Try. mSo In
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MILITARY AND OTHER Academies
1VA gentleman who has had many years experience
q teacher OF Military Tactics, Atey an Officer In The Brit
iBh Army and thoroughly conyersant with military dnl
In all It's phases wishes TO form engagement In some
academy respectable school where his services are
Qnired The advertiser 10 thorough discipinAran and
capable OF assisting ia the general duties OF academy
Address, Po.t Psid,) ENsls, Tribune Once, HewYork
al i'm n .WGSs
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FOR SALE g. TO LET.

III -. a. Ise On The Hudson River ~ miles IRON 'OWnI
s ~ ~ eoovsniept house With stable, 6e al eo-
.s ne,r hard snisbed throughout marble nantes ac
~ So,shed and ready for occupation fns 10 lhe nos
,'sI IRE On he River win be sold on sccom moosung
ssrms Apply 70 WALTER MEAD, 50 Broadway
uvI2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
T FAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

AhXed for cent per foot with the New jersey Anti
Corrosive Paint, and warranted This Paints well sdsp
ed for outhOuses fencing &c Sold FOR cents per pound
mix ed ready for use, Office 2SS sprngst near Hudson
myp ms
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THE NEW VILLAGE OF STRAIT

Il TON PORT-stusted within niles OF lns ~ q, ~
o,nos,ts Harlem on The Flushing Bay, 90 noteo of ~
wd fowl PIKE and clans only half mile from s!o,. ing,
toward College Point Rhe above oea9uaJ ooH9iSs 10
fsO shoa one mouth since which there have been toous
ksfts lots disposed Of there are sun gooo - a.
nars 10 be disposed Of and a. ths e0 A.
An Ios above or East Of Lssyette 81 o.
between Lafsyett7 and High sis.'.'''''. - ~ ~
.. Hiah Ct and Amets-st.. ........lW "
.. Amets-st tRd Collegesv......Iz2 W
. Tolsgs ,v and Inc Bay..,......l40 90
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SCHOOLS.

DRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ BOYS, Dobbs' Ferry, N. Y Rev. 5 KELLOGG,
PrDcpal-Tbis school has the advantages OF being In
heshy location, convenient OF 70 the city and Of
being limited TO small number. Pupils will be instruct
ed In all The branches Of English and Classical Educa
on and be under the Immediate Of The Principal and
his family FERNS for lads under TO- $50 for those shove
this age, SIS per quarter. my8 3IThS&Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
IE7TNDOW SHADE EMPORIUM

WINDOW SHADE EMPORIUM
w Window Shades Gilt Cornices, Drapery muslns
&c wholesale and retail, the Window Shade ERpon-
nm ass Pearl-st four doors from Chstham-s1 a. gresi
bargains Families about furnishing their windows win
the above articles Will find at W. o JENksS the largest
ana beat assortment In the city including every variety OF
pattern and atyle desirable Also Lace and Muslin Cur
tAins Drspery Tassels, Loops, Pins Bands Cornice'
Csmbrics buff and white Linens, Table Oh Cloihs &c
Merchants buying al wholesale will find decidedly TO
their advantage TO call before purchasing elsewhere
ale lmt W 0. JENKB. Importer and ManufacIurer
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THE EYE.-Ths great demand for o..

NHE EYE.-The great demanu ~,
- Glasses 10 Amsncs has caused Us 70 -, .sss
branch Of o1r Optical IpsIlmte 10 Nsw.York Toe a
oil be selected peculiarly sher careful ssrs-
The eye and exchanged gstnito1s sgnot ondes In-
stumers Of all varieties The superiority OF VIZ csro,s
know dyed BY The mosl eminent Prof:ssossc
and America WALDsfEir oaass yoSk
Opticians. from Munich. ais Broadway. ne"''"
my9 In
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SODA and CROTON WATER FIX

STURES marble aud silvered PedestSs Fitering Wat
eT Coolers GARDEN FOUntSns Hose, Hose pipes and al
ards Of water 6xngs the Tubular Flller Store 4l2t
Broadway, - loltng New Havoc Railroad Depot
GSQ I'm W. LAfTlN9 L CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
Y ORK.SQUARE FEMALE SEMI.

n NARY, New-Hsyen Conn-The Summer term Of
ihs School commences the 18th Of May and closes
Auguh7Ih being located IN q retired and delightful par OF
the city, IL designed furnish superior advantages
limited number OF pupils for pursuing thorough English
education including Mathematics Natural Sciences Clss-
sieA studies French Spanish Italian, and German ian
guagea with the various accomplishments usually pCrsued
10 similar Schools The Principals are experienced In
teaching ard will give strict attention 10 the OF
their pupils and aim especially have such moral inho
ence a. parents and guardians can approve. Circulars
may be obtained a. the u. School Agency 295 Broad
way or OF Mrs hERRICK and Miss MORSE YORK.
square, New. Haven. ms ~
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NAM. S. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention OF his and the public gan
rnllv TO his well selected stock Of -
CLOTHS CASsIMEREs, VESrlNGe,
and SUMNER sTUPFs (wtich he has purchased 90
Inc most favorable terms for Cash. consequently enaOnt
him, 10 sell In accordance al ali, wellknown
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
as Broadway 6rs door nom corner OF Canast woers
be IL prepared tu make up GENfLEhENs and BOYS
CLOTHING Of every description In the nesies and moe
fashionable style
Her, Keeps constantly on hand well selected sssori
nept OF Gentemens and Boys Ready Made Clothing
Aso q general assortment OF
GENTLENEH's FURNISHING ARTICLES,
o,.verx v,datv al l5w-
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DIAPER HANGINGS.-THOMAS

DA P ER HANGINGS.-THOMAS
4 FAYE CO 1856 Pesrlst near Chatham, Importers
and Manufacturers have hand the srges! and oes ocs
Of Paper HangipRs Borders Freboard Prints, Blended
Curtains &c Ia the city which they Offer wholesale and
retail manufacturers prices They are receiving ny every
arrival from HAvre al the latest styles OF french papers,
from factories OF which they the sole agents Particular
attention given city trade and the best workmen employ.
cd to hang papers Landlords and builders dealt with b.
erblly mo SmeodmW Nd
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NRESH FLOUR.-Chelsea Mills, 254
AZ CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

NV UNA W DUN . u HO1o l1I'
w sHOUgE and shp-Fuuishing Warerooms, $50
ersnd-st New-York, where viii be found complies
ss.ormen OF the following articles Feathers, hAir moss
and buik; also beda, mattresses, palAes ana CUSHIONS;
also bedsteads Of every description, VIZ patent screw
ron ioirt lock Ioint iron cottage and tundle cO
kc also splendid variety Of paper hanging borders
DC MI would call particular attention 10 his new STYLE
Of hair and spring mHttresses N B-Ola beds ana mat
treases renovated and made over equal TO new, oJ
w. CRAWBUCK. s5e 0raDdst second eoot
p6 m east OF Gasr1'h
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treat REDUCTION IN RIB

A h + A i hEDUO ION IN MD
~ BONs-BEEKMAN ( co. call the attention OF
purchasers to their immense stock Of reh and elegant
Ribbons OF every sye OF which they have sey reduced
The price from IS 10 ~ per cent.
hlirers supplied on very favorable terms
SCARFS and MANflLLAS.
They have also hand ard receiving consSnuy al
extremely beautiful assortment Of Scsrfs and Anuss OF
every description and style, consssg In part OF sk ana
Colored Plain and WAiered SILKS Lace Muslin and Linen
OF all The most fashionable shapes 10 which Iey nve Tue
particular attention OF The ladies' Also, lsrfe stOck OF
The lower prices, varying from - upward orders iot
scss and Manas got up Al the ihorle notice ana msds
according TO direction.
In connection with The above. Ihey oher great variety
Of Trimming Laces English. French ADD Brussels, rom
half a ward wide the parrowes widths, the osiauce OF
what they purchased for their use which they VIII
seIl At less Ihan The usual prices
Grape Shswls,
OF all coors both plain and embroidered. seulng a.
lower prices than any In the city, rom the fsct OF
their having purchased previous 10 the advance IN prices
Silks.
Colored and Black Watered, also Plain chsngeaole,
Stripes Psies and also splendid Chene and Figured Sks
very rich designs. .
SprpR and Summer Dress Goods. consisting 81 Lawns
Bsfeees Grenadines and SILK Tissues -
Housekeeping ard Furnishing Goods Lace and Muslin
DfRperies very rich snd al prices Also uu assortment
OF Linen and Cotton Sheelngs and ShirTngs Linen os n
ash and Table Cloths Msrseilles Quilts, Napkins, Doyes
and Diapers OF every dercripu and very cheap
BEEKMAN COMPANY,
mylO % Sc CsnA-h
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,TOLET CHEAP.-One of those beau

VINO LEI I GAI.-One OF tuOco OoaU-
thl and eoQnmodious Cottages In PSissde- place, 90
,se reoihav near The Ore Hundred and Fiy seeondsI
a., sverv hoor OF the day The hose has bcen occu
sd ory three or four months and mos perfect order
n contains twelve rooms oesde The necesssy psnes and
issis ana a. sbundAnuy supplied with pare soh wafer
We M alton IL one Of he oesa FOL and neshfa on The
isIsnd Hudson ana Harlem ve.s snd Long
I.lsno and IA Ia the immediate vicinity OF ne hgo eese
.nS Yrinity Church Cemetery The house VIII oe ~ 90
Tsvorsble terms Apply 10 ID. c MANN, lsl Sio.aSsy,
se s.s H"0'' iva mylo 2"
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DRY GOODS, &C.

Auction CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS
Aard Dry Goods ). b TOWNSEND y co IU7
near Amos are constantly buying Three
ply Ingram and Stair Carpets 81 auction, which MAKES
heir new Carpet Rooms attractive A Ege variety low
nticea and fair dealing make Lheir iAes lsrge myl-N
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DEAL ESTATE GENERAL AGEN-

M CY. second once " the Broadway Bank, 81
Anhouy-sl, N YEsAbhshed for the parchase. sale and
exchange Of real esale the letting and hiring Of houses
lands and enements the negotiation OF loans real
estaie bonds mortgages and other securities the collec
OF rents the supervision Of repairs alterations aud
improvements and for me transaction Of al business aug
4cstcd by the above beading
thorough knowledge OF the city, ane a. niimste &c
cukntAnce with The practical cetss OF business also OF
abe value Of property 10 each particular locancn s1ord the
suhscTtbsrs peculiar facilities Tor snsactpg The advSn
cage Of her ps0ns ali matters corrected with real
Paroles tesfous Of pseipgi The management Of property
coming under any OF the foregoing beads IN competent
hands are invited to call upon The subscribers their Of
rec above where al Necessary Information DC oo
s.ined as W oil as sAn.fsetory references
myei ~. BROWN L BROTHER.
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MEDICAL.

THE TATTE RSALL'S n EAv
POWDERS are silently and steadily pe wo1ms' be-
In Horses Since their introduction 10 his es5eins
have cured over 80 600 Horses Asa eondinoo ~ f.stsa
hey ere unequslled One package will DO mofo isg 20
9 horse out Of cOnditon that FIVE bGshsls OF o." w.
the animals gloss and animation Por sale oy s.Swsy.
40 wv A. II. COUGH l. co o. Rihgs IsE -
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DICHMOND SEMINARY for Young

DlCHMOND SEMINARY for Young
ItLadies near Richmond village, Staten Island. New
York-Mr and Mrs. KELLETf beg 20 inform The public,
hsin order TO establish The Institution for the finishing
course, IN addition 10 The Teachers employed Pro-
lessor and Madame Sseuby have joined the HESITATION.
The nglihh Will be under the charge OF Miss Dag.
geu French Spanish, German, Italian and Drawing
der Professor Susenbly MuIlc and Singing under Mrs.
Keen and Miss Sleeper The Household and Ornamental
NeedlewoFk under Madame SlaeUbly.
my9 So J. ?. KELLEY. Manager.
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NETWORK LAUNDRY-18 Spruce

NEW YORK LAUNDRY-l8 Spruce
' st. FAMILY WASHING -Parttculsr attention hiss
been gwen to perfect Lhe Family Washing Department OF
the Laundry Moot respectable ana wealthy families OF
The city regular customers. The hands employed are
experienced and thoroughly drilled The ability o the
Ioners make up dresses and the choicest articles
OF lsdys wardrobe may be tested by examination OF
work Al the Oce OF the Laundry The rates Of charge are
moderate Clothes received are carefully assorted, marked
and prepared for by competent female attendants,
and collected and delivered by wRgon csei1y prolec-
ted from dust and the weaheree ofchage Orders are ex
eculed with despatch within few ours from their receipt
when requied By The process employed the uIu. great
from tho wash board and wringug by hand, 10 en-
tirey avoided Stains ink, and mildew efecmsy
Customers guaranteed against loss and neglect Orders
left through The pOs 10 l8 Sprucest Will re-
ceiye prompt and careful attention. B. Heads Of fami
lies particularly ladies' invited 70 call a. the Ohce aud
inspect the finished WORK hand also the different de-
pNments Of The Laundry. myl2 81 MWSS*
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THE BROOKLYN GRAMMAR

II SCHOOL, Heny.st corner Of Atlantic, viii com
Us gOttieh Session The ID inst Terms moder
ale. References unexcepuoDable. School rooms very
large and well ventilated. Pupils select
70 LEf-A room, capable Of sealing 200 persons suiia
bic 9r Lectures concerts religious or other soceres sng
ing-schOof &c my3 6tAWkS'
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DIAPER Window Cor

nices and Curtain Materials, wholesale and retail by
CHILDS & SMITH, 449 Pearlst, cor OF William.
Dealers supplied on the most reasonable terms a1 In
SPRING MATTRESSES - Nc Ell
~ WEE L PIERRE. manufacturers OF McEwee's Pat
ent Spring Mattress medal was awarded This Ms!uets
At las exhibition OF the Franklin Institute In Phsde
phiA October 1850.
The subscribers offer for sale their superior Medal Spring
Mattress 40 well worthy The attention Of the public COM
bnng all the advantages OF feather bed regards soft
pess &c and much greater elasticity than an ordinary
mattress and can be used either side both sides being
alike All mattresses Manufactured by have our name
and date OF patent stamped thereon. Mr. sfARKlE LlV-
FsEY Agent $50 Broadway NeW-York. where they
he seep $50 imsl McELWEE 4 PIERRE.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manuf.s
4 tured under GOODYEAks rssenL The Newarh
India Rubber Manufacturing Company, store 50 MADAM
lane Nev.York; factory, Newark, New Jersey-ra,
Company are manufacturers and wholesae dealers 10 Al
the different articles Manufactured under 0Oodyeai
Patent and guarantees ell their goods a being equal u
gaity TO representation Merchants requested TO call
An goods warranted 10 saud any climate. fhe mos
liberal terms 10 country dealers . = ~
HIRAA HUTCHINSON, President
WARREH AcKERMAN. Secretary. MA 2mO&st"
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DAINTING. in imitation Of Wood, Mar
IL be 6c-J SPENCER i SONS, rs Walkers con.
rnue to execute orders in their line - business win
prompness. mys Inns
ENGRAVING.-KELLY'S half prics
LEpRravtns and Printing Once, lil Falion 81 New.
York BOOKS ana Magazine vork, PorrAiB, Laoels kc
Plate ard sny Cards for Ten shNhngs NY In
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OUTSIDE VARNISHES.-Extra du-

OUTSIDE VARNISHES.-ExtTa du-
~ rable Elastic Vanish, for coach bodies, omnbuses
and Fyrodd cars equal The English or any olher va
nish IN Coach body Vsrnish. FOR bodies, extra
ght shade Coach Carriage Vanlsh, for running psrH
Black Asphsmm VGrnSh used color for bodies and
carriage paris blsckng of iron works lamps, or for iron
rsp castings stoves &c Drying Japan, for dryer In
paints Sc Leather VArnish for tsps harness trunks &c.
Inside Varnshes-WhiIe or Colorles Vsrnh TO 90 over
white maps &c Furniture Picture Nsrnsh for extra hight
work gilt looking glass aud picture frames &c; flowing
Vsrpsh, for flowing and finishing coats for furniture,
chairs. he No Quick Drying Furniture Polihing A.
nsh for piano, cabinet and chair makers painters &c
No Quick Drying Furniture Polishing NAroish Scrapng
Varnsh for filing the grain Of wood.
BERNHARD MAYER
Manufacturer and Des or In all kipds OF Varnsbes,
mv2 2wMW&ss l07 John bt NewYork
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGES for CITY

n PR0PERTY-A Farm OF about IS scres Of good
fand pleasantly located the shore Of Rocklsnd
Lake ton which has extended front) with hrsLcs
oQlldings and improvement such render Ia desirable
resdcee for person reuring from business for
segprising farmer Communication with the clgy three
shines daily per Isaac p Smith ami Arrow. For
Serms &C inquire OF w. SMITH, Esq. &l WesI ElRh-
gecnthN; Mr., K LOCKWOOD, is WsleTsL N Y, or
OF D. MeMAkTIN, on NE D emIeA N.Y. lmMW&Ss
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r OTIS, &c.-For sale, 200 Lots Of Land
All Harlem Also Farm Of 1870 acres, Long Island,
sne mile and half nom Gold Spring HWbor, in good or
Gsf house outhOuses and hne orchard. Inquire Of
ala I'm FREDK y. WESTBROOK. 20 Chsmbersst-
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGED

FARM near Eiz sbethtown N j., consisting OF shout
u acres OF good land sll under cultivation There 10
large peach orchard IN full bearing and 40 abundance OF
anpe rees TIE house. conveniently arranged aud The
ui buildings are substantial and 10 perfect order fhereb
cider mill lately built OF the best materials and 90 IN
falling well OF excellent water. . -, a.
About acres Of Bal. Meadow win be soad wild une
above n desired
Pie properly will be sold low aud on accommodating
terms or god for city lot applied for for
terrBs and other particulars, inquire OF A. BERNARD lS
Becopd- sy. corner Eightb-st my5 I'm"
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CLOTHING AND TAILORING
OCONWAY, l43 Fulton-sL, near Broadway, has ooN
Coats Vests and Pants OF every description, resdy made
together with splendid stock OF the very best Frencn
English and American Cloths, CaSsmeres and Vesting,
including everything fashionable and d1rsbe hrsrA
guaranteed 10 cent less than any house 10
This city, for cash mli SmMWS'
WINDOW SHADES, CARPETING
w and OIL Cloths at reduced prices, al LAMBERT
Cos Cheap Dry Goods Store 525 Greenwichs. near
spriDg-H my2Zw'
VNO THE LADIES and GENTLEMEN.
II An extensive assortment Of Straw Braid and
Panama Hats with a variety OF fancy Straw HAS and
caps suit ali sges. MONARQUEs, 22s Bowery.
az I'M
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M IFT-A threa. storY Gothic HOuse,

ITO LET-A three story Gothic House use
UnonpIsce South Brootyn ,s9 al. S9e - TSS
s,. m,nteIs and Rrstes 10 frat and second
.,orv .cpE door in psrOrs and inside shutter ooas
ibrou gtoUi Ibe houss The ho1'e eonAns ,,bnn nd
sew sIge ward The location very hes Toy sps 1op
ooiy ons n{nu,e's wslf from Ferry. Inquire OF MN
kIsOn. o. 81 cesax,rsst myl0lwf
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LtOR SALE-A small + ann OF to dCIes
of good land aad q house on Staten Island, bind
Sng on brfpess Bay This 10 healthy place for country
-s Tor he Summer Fare 2t cents 70 xotten Lsooing
nesr the premises The steamer Belknsp leaves daily
n oeoek from the foot OF RObosont Eor furIhet par
Eieulsrs INQUIRE Of ABRAHAM COLE, al the Harlem Rail
road Depot, at The PARK. myo 1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

OARS, SWEEPS AND SCULLS.-
~ Prices reduced IS per thousand 800 600 feet
IN store Tho subscriber hss completed his Steam
Manufacturing Embellishments and improved Patent Ma
chnery, by which he 10 enabled TO manufacture Eight
Thousand feet Of OArs per day furnishing the best article
10 the line Of Oars offered FOR sale and at wholesale
the following unprecedented low prices;
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II u feet al ets y foot 20 feet al a y foot
IS feel 81 a cts = foot n feet at cts Y foot
life>l 81 a cts y foot u feet st7i cts = foot
IS fest 81 a cis T. foot. q feet at cu y foot
IS feet 81 s eta . foot. q feet a. "a cts = foot
II feet 81 q = foot. q feet at q eta = foot
10 feet al 81 eu y foot. Rough Oars for shipment
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