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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-08
Notice.

4 Ill persons aving demands against the Es-
~ tate of j. e. Dolby, decd will present them
properly sttested, and those indebted will make
payment 10 J. DUNLAP, Admit
JAM 30 IF
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-08

400 Sacks Salt to close consignment.
lUU Fine Baltimore Flour and Lard at the low
r;.,s T.. w. BONNEi.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-08

uW We are authorized TO announce
ALEX. L. MCDONALD, Candidate for Tax
Collector for Kers,aw District at the ensuing
election.
MRS. MACK would inform The citizens OF
IAl Camden that (haviug completed her engage
ment at the Academy she will open on the LIST
dav of August next, at her residence on Nutledge-
st.. select Ferna' School, and respectfully soiic
its public patronage.
July s SO ot
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-08

u Charleston Morcnry and Courier, South
Carolinian, Telegraph, Palmetto STANDARD. York
vile Miscellany, Grceuvie Mounaneer, k"owee
Courier endIelon Messenger. Anderson Gazette,
AbLevc Banner, Edgeiirld Advertiser, Newber-
rv Sentinel, Spartan. Unon"e Journal, l.aurons-
Vile Herald, Fairfield Herald, Palmetto State Ban
ner will copy weekly until the Reviews and Eli
c.IrpmeutS are over.
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Wanted to Hire.

Z GIRL to wait about the House, for whom
4 liberal wages will be paid. Enquire at this
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

CUMMINGS SCHOOL of DESIGN,
u No il9 FIFrH-AVENUE, Is now open Tor sas rscep
t,on of pupils SN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
A SHORT TALES SOON TOLD
Gnllern, Gar0mars, Mt.

LNLARG EMENT.--CHARLES =.
y LITTLE, (succcsscT 60 Osborn LRtle) having
laeed his premises occupying both buildings, Nos 50 and
Fulton ST. has with the enlargement opened up IN adj
don his already extensive assortment and very
iarge stock ofHARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS.
&c and for the better information OF his friends and he
pub who not informed TO the extent OF hs sSsor
ntLt, would state tina; M
THE CELLARS
ri Nos 80 and "a Kept Cut and Wrought Nails. Spikes
Horse Shoes, Ryets. Any Wagon Boxes Scotch Hone,
ap. e.hv rcasv sOcds
TnE flRST FLOORS of Nos 50 and 81 AND SECOND
FLOOR or No. 80
occupied MANY WITH Shell Goods. Cutlery. Builders
Hardware Edge Tools, aud Tools for mechanics general
together With samples
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No 80
with ShoNts Spades Hay, Manure and Garden Forks Po-
ta.o Hooks. Nises. CHAINS. Corn and Coffee Mills, &c
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No 81
devoted 10 samples OF Timed and Japanned Hollow
ware. Sauce aud FpiEg Pans, round AID oval Boilers.
Brass Kettles, Furnaces. Scales. Pump AugcTs aud Rim
meIs. McIiies ana Boring Machines JscSscrews. Guns
skates and goods for the California market SC
THE FOURTH FLOORS
ri Nos 30 and 3; contain Hoes Scths Rskes Tacks raS
PumVs. Well Cham and fixtures. Aesh Bells. S4dirons,
Turkey Oh Stone. Sand Cruclbles &c.
THE FIFTH LOFTS
OF Nos % and g. Coopers Truss Hcons Bellows Scvthe
Spsihs Handles assorted Black Lead Pots Coal Holds ~
The whole com orsng more complete assortment than
can he found c,DcentTated any IN his ns and
70 which the attention of his friends al the public whs
nave - long extended then patronage Is invited
- SriFrATr&N laulSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
Nm. II. LEGGETT'S CLASSICAL.

w FRENCH AID ENGLISH >CNOOls-N oa-.
ner 4 Broa@way ant ltth-St wi he reopeasd "A Mon
DAY. Sept Circulars b obtained at I,rk .oss.
No az Broadway f,aus and Brltsus NJ 631 Rre.I
wy ~ % the Principal. No - lGsh =; aus Ira.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
E,ACTORIES. with WATER. POWER,

II TO kENT-Stuated N the town OF taveFstraw'
Rockland County. about half mule nom the NEta River
There arc two bxck bmkngs 20 fee, 10y 80
and three stones hugh with awlng Sc BY p story hgh
the other 81 by 10 feet three stores With wing ~ by ~
feet Each building has a good - feet dame
Ger Is breast, There also another BRICK build
ing. separate from the above, 81 by - Feet Tbs water
power worthy the attention Of any desrous OF en-
sagnx manufactures from healthy aud pleasant ooa
ton. and being only 50 iles from the city OF New-NoTk.
with god boats running and from three times day.
railroad close The factory Doors which terminates
AZ the dock the The entire premises have beea
occupied ff the past FIVE by Messrs A n 5. hs
sins - carpst factory and well Gale lled for wooden
OF stea machinery They wall be rented separate OF to-
Setnst: FOR further particulars inquire of X PECK
sun No ~ GIN i or ef John PECK. Hayessraw. whs
VIII show the premises. auss imeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
LOTS Coz SALE.--Two Of
A CHANCE for BARGAINS.-Severa1
Gonses 90 Get.

HNO LET.-On second floor of building
u lately known as Rathhons Hotel large rooms ali
having Continuous from On Broadway OF
SO feet and depth Of 81 fee'-a very desirable suite Of Of
noes for an Insurance Company, Banking house
mercantile ccuccrn-for such purposes - believed the To-
cation mrivslled Ii not rented lior 10 the 10Th INST
the Offices msy be had separately Apply 90 The premises
from 10 to O'Clock. per Ross 90 p GELlAfiif,
Ne lot Broadway. sslws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
~ s-x New-J~sc, Nv the
NYw-JEPspY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Cor2ssy 8 pTepa~i 60 furnish supply Of Asg
ZINC PAINTS
which have been found AFTER several yesf> Sh eoSa -
Eurore n the United States, n retain thsr orsnh
heAu:y md protective properties saefis' 70 any 'as'
Pant whafsycr They
WHITE ZINC PAINT
sHrsiy Osie II Enc and waTrsnted n~s iNs az
sfglteraea whstevvr II has no poisonous PopssnessS
objectionable - the health Of fsiRcs and "sn~a ~
Oh eI kinds Of pigments
IT Will NOT TURN YELLOW
When sxPossd 20 sglpA arOas Or mephl1c ekAtS.As
when Shci up q close nom nor - AecteN ~
pictures hung walls coated with u A an su,S S
PANT wristbands he changes 0i weather oc1'et taaa
any o.her not beng liable to tnrn chaiAJ or 70 csaoe
ard RIB ot Il ray be worked with any cnl'r, o. VIE
water ard oil vita Nsrah instead .. cd thereby svs
the Justly celebrated porcelain hnIsh - -.
The Company also manufacture BLACK ANU IOL-
ORED ZINC PAINTS. whck are beyond question WIN
any equal for coating roofs shps outhoase- cnc az
and 81 other metallic surfaces They are 81 pure
METALLIC OXIDES.
and unaffected Nv salt wtter other exposure ess
tts any other pants within cur knowledge -
lTun ard other metals do not 0xlle ~hsr coated VITA
them, and they remarkable tor then treprooi prop
er.ies Dealers supplied on liberal terms ~
5. t. JONES Co, Agents fer the Company, =.
ly3l 3m - Bezver-st. ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
DRIVATE SALE.-Ncar Glen Cove,
BUILDING PLOTS in MORRlSA-

RUIIUINU FDUIO IN WVNNION-
Matte subscriber offers for few days some very
.giby situated LOTS Of el1es IN Upper MOrsa
ana they have reserved from the late sale and dst
button Of the Louy Tract, and are now offered at private
sale al tie original price, and favorable terms II APP
oiled a soon This property unsurpassed for beauty and
saubty convenient to the depot AMI the price is Tar be
low what sirnilaT property selling for Application can
be made IN the CITY TO MORGAN CO. No. al Pearl st
the Land Office. Upper Mornsania Depot and OF the
subscriber. a. his residence near the property.
VIM JARVIS, Agent for the sale OF SAID property,
s3us Upper MOrrsania Wcstchester Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
MERCANTILE SCHOOL-A gentle.

1v1 who has had years experience a. teacher
VII devote his attention eIciusyey few young
PREPARING io< mercantile NE IL desirable that app
should b. from twelve 10 seventeen Years Of age fhey
should also be familiar with the common English branches
and must give positive assurance II good neral character
The use VI the rod other coerciye wl 10
Iesored TO- but pupil DO retained who fails TO AMI
fest the utmost energy gentepess Of manners and ndness
FOR study In the Summer and Winter months they VIII be
expected TO reside with their teacher al ralo1s places "A
the Northern Middle and Southern States and when a-
seat from this city Will b. required 70 be provided with NIL
itay and ordinary uniform Expenses vii not exceed those
Of first caxs boaldn srhools Apple s.lops be adj
dressed 70 MERCANTILE SCHOOL" Tribune Once.
q; NMWkYs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
CHESTER FEMALE INSTITUTR

NJNORrH CASTLE, hester Co. y r.,
JOHN { BROWN. PRINCIPAL This institution /. .le.s
ant SIT aicd healthy Aad reared VILLAGE u cas-, A.
cess hy Nart n Railroad and S,Sgcs
s the design OF those who have established the SA.I
e. furnish thorough English EDUCATION AZ Moderate ~
e. limited number of pupils, who N connection sa ,A.
tsily routine Of studies III also attend g iAe more IN,
portant branches o. domestic The alvtssk-sof
such an Ell ocai,on, combining the above objects VII Il 1,
hoVsd cnmnerd thu nSelNe> 60 every lucioIs Darsat
fgRNS-Sl,y-fve Dollars per >e.Son of Twss,,.t.,
Weeks pa,ahie quarterly m advance VI sc an e,,s,
charge The sessions commerce On the hsi honla,s of
Slay and Nastn h.r but pupils Will he resve1 "A,
Applications for ADMISSION & be male eiher n tAe
Principal " Rev, Or HARRIS. Whi-e Plains. y
~ lmNfWk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
DLUMBlNG.-To those who contem.

Il pete building, and wishing their Plumbing work
done IN that viii satisfaction on the most
reasonable Ill ind their by calling on
WOOD KNIGHT, No 1913 Broadway, corner of 18Th
where every branch OF Plumbing IS executed by ex-
pcrItnced woTkmeR
Gentlemen rrSdIng the CITY. requiring the SERVICES
el a Plumber. viii immediate attention nv ad-
dos>rg uoie post paid to WOOD KNIGHT,
S46ts No. l.023 Rroa..ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
E,RENCH Observation-Disclosures.
IADAME CHEGARAY'S Boarding

" and Day School for Young Ladies, " conner Of
Madison sy and 28th-st New York Madame Chegaray
respectfully informs the parents and guarsns Of her pu
ps ard the public. mat the above iusl luton Will be-
opened Monday. September l5 1851 In point Of salu
bnty and tranquility the situation OF the establishment s
unsurE assed - lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
DICH FURNITURE.-JULIUS DIES

4 SOIR respectfully informs has customers and the
public generally that he has removed hs Cahne; Ware
No SO Broadway. next door 10 the Chinese Nu
scum. He has hand large and beautiful assort
Of Furniture OF the richest description 70 which he
invites attention tie also prepared t. furnish to order
the VARIOUS STYLES II choice Furniture uSesuch
Gothic Antique Ehzahethian Wrench and other designs,
and which he Will warrant OF the very best materials,
Vyork manshp and finish. slim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
,H,HE ONLY FIRE-PROOF SAFE.-

n III II ON Il 7 t I II III INVVI II T IL
4 SHERWOOD & FITZGERALDS Phenn Safes
have been proved 10y most test 70 be superior
any other SAFES the market and independent Of the
public trla made showing their suBerorty. mere exam
nation of the construction of the Phenx Safe cannot IAN
10 convince all unpreiudccd persons OF then mesmable
value Call and examine, and If IN want OF real SAFE
ao2s2w PIERCE & VALENTINE, No. l22 water-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
VTO HOTELS AND LAUNDRIES.-

Il GREATADvANTAGE-ST WASHING MA
CHINES-BUNNELL HOLMES, MachinistS. No 6S
Duane 81 between Broadway and Elm St Manufacturer
of Improved Washing. Wringing and Managing Machines,
Steam DRIVING Rooms. &c, &C. for Hotels, Steam Laundres
and Public Institutions
H. would call the attention of the propretors OF the
aboye-named establishments 20 their ana improved
WASHING MACHINES which are FAR superior to any
thing ever introduced INTO the United States for tins pur
pose Warranted q per cent the OF the
clothes from those washed by hand and 100 cent on the
cost Of labor.
We are manufacturers also. 81 Steam Engines and Boil
GrS MillwrghtlDg and EXPERIMENTAL Work of every de-
scrptonal II which will be executed at the shortest NO.
tice 81 d'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
U,UE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT
II PRIVATE SALE.-A beautiful

~ FARM, Atusted on the south sale Of Long Island,
ing on the turnpike between Mcrrck and South Oyster
hay fronting the BAY and Ocean, containing % acres Of
land which there two apple orchards and an album
Of all other kinds Of pt With stream pure water
running through the place The buildings CONSIST Of large
Snn. two story house. SoN30 containing u rooms, with
kllrhtn atacnsd built IN the best manner and is IN good
repair There are alsS barns Sas csi es1a Jc
and pefeci, healthy Fishing aud owl,ng not to be sur,
passeJ on the Island The hudT and % acres OF lana
Iii h., so. sap.raelv II .sircd The whole at great
baseam One-haf of the purchase money can remain ON
bend and mortgage For pce ami further PARTICULARS APP
ply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECkER Ascli1neer, No
BROAD ST, Eow-loTk. aug NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
DEMOVAL.-E. T.. PRINDLE. ORA.

per and Tailor has removed from No u John 81 p
No $40 Broadly ay betN Spring and Prince sts where
ne would be pleased u All Who VIII favor hm wh
call s3ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
MISS HAVENS will resume her School

w for Young Ladies a. the residence Of her father X.
Ravens. Esq, No 81 Ninth ST. Second door west Of Un!
yerSty place. ) on Wednesday, 10Th Of September
limited number VI bOarders viii be the
family.
Circulars may be had as above also at the Office Of the
Howard Insurance Co. No 60 Wall ~ Of Messrs Kech
um, Rogers Bement No. d William St, and OF X Y.
Hayeus. Esq No 81 Wal-st su28 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
1cmclrp, Sc.

L ONDON WATCH ES--To Importers
IL and others-R r. COWDERON. No. y Charnns-
II. New Road ~ Pancras. LONDON. 90 years with
+ +. Cooper, No Cathorne-st Grays Inn Road begs
TO return thanks for the encouraging patronage he has
coyed from his American fnenGs and IN ealing their at
tenton to us present extensive stock of CHRONOME-
TER. DUPLEN and LEVER WATCHES. warrants
them Of the finest quality a. the lowest possible prices
{. also bsgS leave state that he has MOVEMENTS
OF the same ouats without cases. all warranted ewclcd
N the finest ruby holes embracing all the latest improve
mcn az the lowest possible prices Visitors 20 the Great
Exhibition invited 10 call and inspect Orers T. any
extent punctually attended 20. 50 imNMSF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENG

fLASSltAL fNENtu ana ENu-
~ IISiI SCHOOL. 100 West Jth II thtd house rsm
BIB AVN Is. STOLGHTON. Principal, assisted
Jean Buffet. Professor Of the french aud Hsitn aa'
guages Joel BARLOW, ia Drawing aad Pennaashle,
James Brown, CLASSIC, aud Ma'heUiatcs Jamss john
son Music Mrs. Jaue ROifs, Primary Department.
Circulars and particulars obtained at the school rooms
school-ysar commences Sept. ., 1851 . JtWIGT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

NOR SALE.-A small collection of val
u liable Cabinet PAINTINGS. on gnals. bv the great
masters beautifully executed and wonderful preserya
will amply repay the connoisseur and real lover Of
art The proprietor the gentlemen Ut taste and
fortune that they will prove valuable acquisition &
collection this country Europe-athough IN ob
security like many gem and beautiful flower wasting their
sweetness the desert Apply AZ No = Pine-st .@
No ; Johnst, New-York ~ Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
DATTON'S INSTITUTION for TIE

SCHOOL for BOYS-At Ne. 100 hle.s
- st Brookl1n--The Fan Term Of this ;'s.s sieva
s sssss' % os :. t6IIsSs, A ~. r..cAs~
sugs t~MwaFs s. c. TAYLoR, AN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
GaIamanoer 6afes.


s'N ILDER - IA En- SALAMAN'
w DER SAFFSr-C. J. GAHLER adyerses
that r,ree Of hs Safes have been fully tested by fire
which NAV be true: and If 50. II l. but 80 many
tesis In favor If my Patent Stamander safe; added
to the many record: which pateni the Suu
years past MI Gayer asserts. that during the past
tyen,y years he first introduced ever valuable IN
movement now applied safes Added 70 which he tells
the public Gayers Safes not filed with plaster OF
paris Ike most Others which statement the public VIII be
slow 10 believe when fact he the said Gayler has IN
judgment against said Gayer in the Of 800 for IN
fngemen Of said patent mp 10 that time by the using ~
plaster. Of Pans And he the sand Gayer mas, since 1871,
bv an order of the Cou rendered monthly account under
oath TO sand Court Of MI Safes which he used pser-1I-
Pans and the 18th Of July last returned thirteen safes
sold the preceding month which contained 9a-e,,oi-
Pans. 81 Willy
can obtain II Of S { HERRING. Esq. 1875 Waters or OF
Messrs Rolf, STEARNS * co, li5 Water.st-, VINO
have the exclusive right TO make and sell sa safes anu
bought. the buyer not made party 70 infringement,
B G. WILDER.
Rolf. STEARNS & co.'s Depot for the above Safes
at No Ii6 Waters where may be upward OF one
with Yae's Patent Powder-proof Lock This lock has
been in years and has dehed all attempts Of the
burglar either pick blow II with gunpoWder Day
New ellis PaTautopC Lock. (Which has caused so much
excitement Worlds Far and has been ordered Tor
the doors Of the Bank Of Eugland Butterworhs Lock
and the Locks Of other celebrated makers put on the safes
when ordered.
ALMON Rolf, ! C. STEARNS, A. S. MARVIN,
the only makers IN the United States Of Widers Patent
Salamander Safes. with Rchs Improvement commonly
known as Richs Improved Patent salamander Safes
aul2 lmMWAFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
SOUTHERN MERCHANTS and Ship

- pers 10 DO. climates respectfully soced 20 call
an JAMES PYLE. General Agent. No 80 west-ss and
see sanpes al articles that specially adapted t.
thst ,rsde and asri roam fos :, sr.a1 specustsSa-
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

STEAM POWER to LET.-Three
kSR(DNS faa b. Z, feet with Ssss Power Inoa,,. .,
iuM c. N. SIsfoNSON. tsi Lswsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
CARPENTERING and BUILDING

~ HEATH wISWELL contract for all kinds OF
Building. Johbng and Repairing town or c'ratry, AZ
short notice aud the reasonable terms Also plans
drawn order any style Orders e at the Sh No %
attended to. s2lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
NATCHES JEWELRY and SILVER

w wARE-A very large assortment Of the newest
syls Of uch jew el Of every pattern line gold and silver
ladies' and genemens Watches. aud Silver Ware Of se
standard Of dollars at yery moderate prices can be found
asF ". PACHTMANN'S Jewely Store, lie Canal-st.
Watches Jewely and Silver Ware made to order and care
fully repaired California Geld taken IN exchange, and
nsde ~ 10 order auls In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
ITO SOUTHERN and WESTERN

II HARDWARE MERCHANTS. 81 SOC. 900 wanted, at
tie Az Factory Of the subscribers oI every description Of
Axes IN exchange. -
This factory situated at Trenton, NewJersey, within
Eve minutes walk Of the Camden and AmbOy Ra lroat
Trains pass four times daily to New-York and
Philadelphia
Purchasers q Axes will find IT 70 their advantage 20 eN-
amine this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Every DESCRIPTION OF Az on hand and made to orler.
AVIS 4meods THOS. X WlLSON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
ENTS' FASHIONABLE FALL

NJ CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS. &c =
THOMPSON, PECK s NIXON. Nc. 304 Broa. ar.y Iear
Dusns-s have constantly on hand good assortHs NJ u
me and fashionable made Clothing aud Fgralshng
eeos consisting pant Of Hosiery Gloves Silk Ner1ro a1a
Cotton Understands snd Drawers Hand erchiefs Ca
watts SC. ~
Also GeptlemeE Toilet articles Shirts mad, q, ,,t.
They would Ave GtslOn to their stock Of Cloths c.
and Sesngs. which OF the newest ,tyl.s al
from whoh garments Al BE made the ~. "a al
Is0st fssAsssa As s.yle s.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
STEAM POWER and ROOM to LET

~ u Brooklyn suitable for any Kind OF manufacturing
purposes Inquire al the oos OF the Roanoke Shnsls
CO. YuEman ST. between State and Jsroloon near Sc In
Perry 81 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

NEW JERSEY ZINC PAINTS
! House and Ornamental Painting WILL be executed by
the subscribers. With the beautiful White aud COlored
Z,nc Pants OF the NewIerSey Exploring and Mnng Cos
uany. AZ A. low prices as with White Lead.
RADCLIFFE CARMAN. No SIS Barclay.st.
Il = BUNKER n co. No. il8 Chaners-St
FRINGE MOON, Ship Painters. No. l19 Lewis s..
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Two SOUTHERN and WESTERNTAI-

TOSOUTHERN and WESTERN TAI
II LORs, CLOTH1ERS. &c.-Your attention IS soil
cited to extensive stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
has manufactured with TO the increasing de-
nand for goods at Wholesale Of superior style and cha
FROM any heretofore offered IN this market which
from long experience the best trade of the city are
enabled TO produce and such prices render them me
acceptable the of economy and thus aFaa-
bic IN avertng the noads upon yonr business which are
beng made by the ,nerant vendors Of the trash with
which the country is being inundated. In word, pur-
chaes al our establishment. have the obvious advantage
of selection from what may be relied as the most
fashionable and desirable garments.
aui5 N American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

MRS. GIBSON, No. 3S Union square,
Va will reopen her BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL
for Young Ladies. on Monday Gh September aura w.
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gVHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

d tween NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BALTI-
MORE and WASHINGTON. New-York Office corner Of
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS. rear Of the Exchange.
The PIONEER LINE, with four wires from Washington
10 New-York. having Offices at New-YOrk JERSEY City,
Newark New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton. Phlsdel
yhia, Wilmington Hsvre de Grace Baltimore and Wash
ngtcn City, and connecting with all the Great Morse
Lines. East, Vest; North and South. This Company hav
ing lately made extensive repairs OF the lne greatly in
creased is facilities and Thoroughly systematzed s
business IN the transmission and mode of delivery Of mes
saEes prepared TO receive transmit and deliver
any number of required for the accommodation OF
the public, with accuracy, promptness and fidelity
hitherto unecualled The elegraphing business Of the
public therefore respectfully solicited at the Office
ner Of Hanover ard Beaver sis. - .
IN lyNwF WM d. SWAIN President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

ENUK SALE--In BrOOkIyn, the tWO-
Il story basement. sub-cear and attic House. with
ght Lots Of ground, Kal5av, he TOmpklns
aud NMcy-avs The House Is new built IN modern style.
with thirteen rooms, aud situated very desirable
uoighboshocd For particular. inquire Of JOHN AN
DERSON on the premises, or Of JOHN W RlrCH, NO
oi3 Broadway. 50 "