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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
From the New York Tribune
SYRTP of NAPTHA.-We feel II du-


~ 70 call prbhc attention 70 Dr. HAsrlNGSs Sosi-
POUND SYRUP or NAPTHA- TINS = no cnscN hus
trum hut the PREPARATION II one Of the u's, eminent
devoted of the ncal iacuy AMI II only tae t"en,esu
mart q the store> aioat BE- true. II certainly an iNaua
HI. Discovery Tes;monias Of the vcry highest get Ger
INV ~ lfs uSiye cure ii thai heretofore nclane o>>"
Tuherrular Consumption and - ehtars IN A,tnms Spu
ting II Blood Nishi Sw.ss Wasting OF tse tiesi anu d
diseases Of the Throat Chest and Lungs. are
by general cons nj - he equally renarNahse Regular ray
sciars nvarbly treat advertised popular nos;Tus MIA 81
len, AMI profound contempt but IN the case 81 HAST
INCSS COMPOUND SYRUP vi NAPrHAf D. IS very Tar
iherise for Il has the majority Of them 10 the max
ing If enperments and the discussion OF rs merits ana
the result that there hut Few or none of them VINO 10
not recommend Il. and II their private pracuce-
Among is warmest advocates are the distinguished Ut
Mott and " Cheesaan who regard 4 ~ one ~ me hs'
discoveries Of the For part We tired HtSi
iNCSS SYRUP a cold which had produced
s,oppage Of the chest and great difficulty Of breathing AMI
II cured u quick IL and effectively as % MI US With AL
miraflon and anaZement It's action On the pAlegiu VS.
immediate and nces>ant until there was no Supcrti ef
In fact II enabled breathe freely IN three
MINUTES and entirely removed the stopQage Of the chest IN
a. many hours We earnestly recommend all whom may
concern 70 read the advertisement and should our adTo
carv OF ITS erts be Involvement 90 them 10 Obtain any
of the NAPTHA SYRUP. we hold ourselves responsible
for rs good effects and that they viii lie thankful I" Us tor
calling II 20 their notice. . ~,s, -,
Puce-Sl per bottle. slS bottles for So-ohce ia Green
vich-st Also sold by T. NJ GUlON, ~ Bow eIY, sad
DODD, III Broadway lei< imi "i"SS
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~ATECHJSM ON BEAUTY.-Ques-

Y t;on-Wha does ever person admire
Answer-Personal beauty.
O-HOw can this be acquired II no, na' MA y
A-py using means provided y Nature
O-How shall we acquire Know euse OF sue means
E-Bv learning from those y no have stunned
O-Who has gwen these subjects the mos attention.
An LAYASSE the French CneInist am Cosin- 'i'iih
Q-HOw does he ImTart ms klc~ieos-,t 60 -
Ale has printed small book called ~ KEI or
BEAUTY. or How TO BIZ HANDSOME ,.,
C-Can lie lean Us how t. make Drown ssh it4r
i-YeS. AID Ia - Il. piiupies ilef.Ales. *
O-Cgu he teach u smooth the "IiINIei SAN
Aye. and % make Old lerSiIs looA yolAs aellE
Q-DueS he teach how 20 waI.en brown lsr'A -
A-Yes and harden diseased gums aai s~ee'ea TIE
breath. - ..rt.,
O-Can he soften and beautfy harsh. stu hair
Ayes and make II grow proilSey,
Q-Can he promote the growth 81 "hlsAe,s, &c
k-Yes and hasten the growth OF mls'aches
O-Can he remedy dim eyes OF help the SIGHT
Ayes and make the dull eve sparkle Drsht
Q-Can he color the halI
A-Yes any color wished can be produced
O-Cau he tell how 70 have red cheeks AMI lips
Ayes without fail also 70 remove sGperiuois haH
C-Has any person tired nus plans -
Ayes thousands trying them and al are pleased
O-Are the articles he prescTlDes safe
Ayes perfecflv and very cheap too
O-Where Is the Secret Of Beauty sold
AT lO4 Nassau-st corner Of Ann
Q-What is the prce
H-Only 81 1t Is sold under seal
RI Remember the name. SECRET OF BEAUTY. or HOW
TO BE HANDSOME. BY VI. LAVASSEE, French Chemist
&c je26 lm'
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP
DNotce = AeIeiy gwen That tie CopaftHf rsh here
tsforc ss.si!lg lier Tie AID fnn 4 LAURIE x
BARKER. Chemists ald ApotAecares. VI fray-st wa.
DISSOLVED Ju. iEli. mutual consent AL lnsness u
the ate fnu wi! ts setlsd br GEORGE La RE of the
firm Row known - GEORGE LAURIE co.
GEORGE LAURIE.
10 - JESSE BARKER
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DRY GOODS, &c.


DRINTED LAWNS at ONE SHIL-
l. LING-A full assortment, some very beautiful, and
such as have been selling for lS pence or p. 81.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES.
Fine PLAIN Chambrays at Is pence great bargain they
selling very fast
Lustefs, Grape dillon and other STYLES
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR
from 80 cents per yard, embracing ever article
which the market affords at all desirable.
DOMESTIC GOODS
manufacturers prices, being conen, 10 make the dis
count allowed for cash.
GRAPE SHAWLS.
Some excellent bargains IN these goods
FALL RIVER PRINTS
per ward, such have been sold at one shilling
They cannot be matched at the price IN the world.
OUR FALL IMPORrATIONS
are now few having been received and we
make and offer
inducements to purchasers order 70 make room We
therefore invite an early call at
THE B0WERY SAVINGS STORE,
10 Bowery
uG 2E + W W. +, GILLEY co.
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CAUTION To THE PUBLICAN

y yuloanzed white Rubber. we'll black and other
colorS not STAMPED by Horace h Dav GOODYEAR
PATENT, according - Ls covenant IN h-s license from
Go,dyear. infringement Good ears Patents. and
81 dealers H. purchasers Of these goods. ual Ia
bic espa>sers upon GuotyeaTs Acknowledged nights
with Horace Day himself the Maker such So0ls. and
vii be prosecuted accordingly Al the INDIA Rubber sJes
ncN made ~ Horace h Day infringe aslt u1on
Good, ears Patents and all dealers therein render them
selves liable IL damages ~ Mr GOODYEAR the Pa
tentce
In behalf Of the Hayward Rubber Co. Newark l. K
GATES and otsers elSu
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HIGH BRIDGE.-Theb balance of the

u LOTS viz 50 to 100 map of High Brldgeville, are
now for the time offered for sale This property STU
ated on the Wescheser side of Harlem RIVER opposite the
Eighth ON Island The fare on the Eighth
avenue Railroad which leads directly 10 these Lots to
be but for the whole length of the road Having
WIDE front upon the Harlem RIVER this property affords
great for boating and fishing Terms favorable
Apply for maps and other information To ID b WlNTON
7lCedaT- st., cor Of Nassau-st. le13 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

DROOKLYN FIR T. INSURANCE
- co Office Merchants Exchange Wall-st y. Y,
and % Fulton-st BROOKLYN WI ELLs~ ORTIZ Pres.
A. @. STEVENS. Secretary. llism'
THE y F. We y G. l. 4 y ID LIVE
II STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY II New Haven,
Conn horses cattle, &c against loss from death,
sther from natural arcdeat disease u any de-
,cruton whatever New York Agency, i Merchants
Etchauge corner # W al and Han0yer ~ basement
gftf L. ID. HARr. Agent.
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once OF the
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ No 81 Wall-s,. corner of Pearl-st.
CAPITAL 100000.
election held tins day, the following ssntlsmes
chosen Directors OF thus Company for the ensuing
samusen Moore Noses TAYLOR George Elder,
Rem Sherman Marshal! P,DoOn, Francis SSddy,
peter Martin Aexan'r n 'Grai Chas Burkkalter,
Ruf,,s story A.a : Porter James Is Wilson,
HEM Fd.v Isaac { TAYLOR. William X Foster.
Al a Subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE Esq, - unanimously reelected President Of
the Company J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
New-York Feb B. 1851.
y B-This Company continues 20 insure Buildings Hef-
ehsndise Household Furniture Vessels IN pOr, Ec -
the favorable All losses promptly ~. listed aus
pad oiT
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FASHIONABLE HATS.--Just I'm

Il shed the most splendid article offered Elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS a. the low puce Of 50, usually
cold al So Also, Al article a. - 50 Nea, Hats AZ -
BROWN. i5S Canal-si.,
Je3o lHs One door from sullivan.
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DABBITT'S SOAP POWDER.-La.

DABBITT'S SOAP POW DER.-La-
IBdies who interested IN dispensing with the savlsh
Washing and those who wIsh ia accomplish the wash
ing persons with the simple cost Of Two Cents vii
gease 1eaG hi Ts article S esa cane res
much cheaper than other form Bar soap contains
wise Il would not hold together While Rabbits
duced TO powder and contains more washing mate RAJ in
any other article In the world and does lose weight
hike bar soap by standing; If bar soap stands IN the
open year will lose from TWENTY-FIVE TO thirty
per centof course this loss must be water ana notn
else therefore he washing material Babltt
has had applications from all parts OF the co inlry
h. sold no exclusive rights The average sales about
and half tuns per day. deduction is made by the
fnngers Will be rgdly prosecuted which ten IN number
at this time Everything IN the shape of washing without
labor was nknown until BABBITT alveTsed-then the
whole world was set IN comm0on to evade Rabbits
PATENT SOAP POWDER, but as vet nothing compares
EXCEPT one man aud he dare not manufacture IN conSe
ouence Of the patent Rabbits SOAP POWDER still
leads on and producing Astonishing Satisfaction
No one dspenses with the use If IT, after they have
used IT no lad smell found the clothes after washing
soaps do 1t put IN nearly pound paperwlih
directions for printed on each package Inc bes way
10 use ii for washing Is to follow the first direction on the
paper using the powder direct for all white clothes For
roored clothes follow the directions for into soft
soap which REQUIRES no grease and msde ten minutes
Soft knows how to Use no sSoNe cean mat
most Of those Who use II put small quantity Of the powder
or soap dish which removes all the grease at once
and Will remove everything that any other soap In the world
The clothes do not require boiling the first direction
is followed 10 make them vhie-thus saving much time
and labor II has been used nearly years and II
found clothes last than twice. a long, because they
are not rubbed pieces they when wash board Is
used No washing soda required. The retail prlce -
twelve aud half There risk IN trying ~ ne
package Will make two gallons OF beautiful soit
SOAP that any can use. =,
For sale by nearly all the groceries in this place Manu-
featured 68 and 70 Westinghouse IN New,fork CITY
ANY country druggist merchants order through any
wholesale merchant NewYork and get as cheap as 10
apply the factory direct ANY person IA the Cites OF
New-YOrk and Brooklyn have single box sent them
al the and quarter cents by sending the fac
tory 20 Westinghouse have the groceTs get II for you
box contains SIXTY papers half box thriysix papers
General depot for the sale of Rabbits SOAP POW
DER at EAfLf: y ~,
Go and 20 Westinghouse. New-York.
PROJECTORS 1 I +. b b.Shn EARLrScO iea,u
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Holm D'HOMERGUE, RectiHer and

~ D,suler HONEST JOHN. after having passed
through The ordeal of FIRE AGAIN aud ready 90 supply
his customers and the liquor trade generally With the best
u Pure Sp,rit> sorted BTanaies Gn and Wine Call
YOU IA want of superior article. AZ his odd place ITO est
Sesrn'ecrih-si, near Seventh avenue. nyS Jm'
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0ncC INN The day u WtyIntnt-
JIlO WINSTON LANIER i co. 81 walla

Norwich AND WORCESTER RAILROAD Co [
TREAsURERs OFgI,E. July ,. 1881
nINIDEND.-A Dividend OF One an
j One Half Per Cent the Preferred stock oi H.
Company has tbs day been declared payable At the Tran
fer Agency. 30 " ilbam-st IN the CITY of NewfOrs o
and after the 18th instant The Transfer Books viii I've
opened on the 10th instant
iva Nv g. |. PERKINS. Treasurer
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NOR SALE in FLATBUSH-Only Al

u miles from Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn two adjoining lots
Of Land together having 800 feet front Carhson-av by
$50 feet depth and containing about acres or the same
area city lots. One of these lots IL lald out with
Macadafed walks and planted with about 200 shade aud
fruit Of choice the latter Just coming into
and ornamental shrubs raspberry and cur
rent bushes large strawberry beds. SC The other lot is IN
clover and has yielded heavy tins season There IL
well and pump the premises, cross fencing new
and the whole has been put present order by the owner
with the expectation of building thereon for hIs occu
patton The health and beauty If Flatbush, its easy
feasibility from this city, iomnbusses passing each
IL times day render tins very favorable opportunity for
purchase whe ~ desirous Of building country
residence in nient location and Improving neigh
borhood Will be sold on accommodating terms. Apply to
A. O. WILCOX, Clarkson- avenue, Flatbush, or TO
ANTHONY LANE, 81 Wall-st., ~ Y. Jy8 81.
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A yALUARLE FACTORY and WA

i N TER PRIVILEGE 10 Lease.-A large c0minci,oos'
aud we'll bull, NAM Esabsnent sut,e9 on
Quassaic Creek Immediately joining the ase OF NJ
BURCH County. " Y and within forty RODS OF ne
shore Of the Hudson River, owned W ohrstopner
Miller and Thomas w. Christie, Esqs Iise ac,orh n-
ing has been heretofore used as Folndry ana Machhe
Shops Pin Factory and the manufacture of co'ton-s
eighty feet IN length BY forty feet breadth aud three s
RES high above the basement. ~ has ncvef-fahs SupD
of water sufficient for any manufacturing purpose win
privilege 70 draw water from Orange Lake and Infhsneu
with the necessary wheels and shaftiny Inee are
now in the building spinning frames and machinery nearly
new ready and which be purchased az mooe
rate price Connected with the Factory are aoout seven
Of Land, large Dwelling house TWO stories
high thirty forty with wing attached containing
in ali eleven rooms beside the cellar and ktchen wen mn
ished and good order Also, two other tenant houses
commodOus and in good order containing eight rooms
and cellars corresponding Also. building used as WORK
shop There is Apple Orchard and other irqt trees
ON The premises IL is IN all respects, desirable location
for manufacturing purposes and as csinence anu
be leased 70 term Of years az moderate
rent Appliraton 10 be made 20 James W Fowler the
Proprietors at Newburgh to p. A Leonard le9 Pearl
st. Gew-YOrk myN za"u iuar
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

PROPERTY-A Country Seat and Farm Of 10 acres,
situated on the Morris and Essex Railroad at summit,
abou, FIVE minutes walk from the Depot and 20 miles
from town The place is abundantly supplied with fruit
and shrubbery and unsurpassed for the beauty and
Of the situation Cars four times day from
the foot Of Cortland-st. Apply to c. SCHALLEk: |
Il ID Ul W.
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GOAL 81 25 PER TUN.-Peach Or.
SCHOOLS.

DOYS' SCHOOL IN NEW-YORk.-
Wanted IN a frst-class schuol, ASSISTANT quail
fled 10 teac the Latin and Greek Ian guages Ma,hemat
and To take the management Of classes The opportunity.
10 an. gentleman and scholar having capital and de-
,rons Of settling IN New-Yok, rarely 10 De found
Partc De asceraned 3F addressing. with real
and address, OMEGA, box 1891 NeN-i or& Pci-o-
fee All communications strctly Confidential. - 81
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EOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY

Il RESIDENCE. within SIX minutes walk 81 the New x
York and New Haven Railroad station at Mamaoneck'
Containing about superior land with great va
Yey of pears cherries and other garden fruits and IN
full view of the Sound The house 40 feet front 81 feet
deep with kitchen attached finished with hard walls mar
Bile manes CRATES barn, carnage house sheds &c r9s-
SESSION given Immediately Inquire Of N TOMpkiNS
al Roxrsrv jel4 lmTuThkSs
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BANANA HATS-Straw Goods. Straw

BANANA ia Straw hoods, Straw
II Goods for gents Young gents youths and infants
consisting II Panama. braid Leghorn and palm-ea Hats
also style braid hats for gents and bows
with new STYLE boy and infants straw caps AsovaTiols
patterns gents ard young gents mole>kn. six bltcA
pearls, white, coloFeG beaver hats at MONARQUES 20
B0wtIy. iy3 I'm
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EOR SALE-l35 acres of LAND, within

one mile Of the pleasant village Of TarytOwn, with an
elegant prospect Of the Hudson River and surrounding
country situated and adjoining some Of the most fas
iopabe country residences the River There Is a hne
stream of alter running through about 70 acres OF heayy
timber and grove maple and ash Of acres 10 any
gentlemen wishing elegant country residence th 9nei
a rare opportunity Terms to snt purchaser Apply 10
WATKINS HINE, 63i Broadway VI@
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NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY

&c and LOT of Land eigbly situated on the principal
street IN village OF Huntingdon Suffolk Co.. betweeh
which place and the City of NewYork there daily COM
munIcation by railway and steamboat II not sold previous
TO the Let Of September will be sold at public auction on t
premises at o'clock NJ of that day For terms ana
more particular description, inquire Of d. PLATT, Esq
Huntington,
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DConntiag Rooms for the study aud practice II BOOK
KEEPING 3Ci broadway cor .ane-st.. continue open
daily Circulars with terms, descriptive Of The course u
instruc sur Piled application. OF Tor. 4rded
Marshs BOOa keeping, beautiful editions printed
N colors IL Spanish and English for sale a above Eng
lish II p spanish 81 49, l"sl IN
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1--WE HUNDRED gross SOLAR
Il LAMP WICK No and 3 Best quality, for sale At
low prlces b. DIETZ, BROTHER * co,
William
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r IFE INSURANCE-MANHATTAN

+ IFE INSURANCE. ANHATTAN
Il LIFE INSURANCE co Office No 1903 Broadway;
Branch O1llf Ill D0NtD, cor bThmr -sh-tASH carr
TAI $4,000 besides the accumulation Of large business
This Company conducted on the mutual principle, and
the assured viii receive back egts Of all the profits
Policies issued for years or for life Per-
their lives for their benefit or the ben
EFT of their husbands. parents and children cred
Ors may the lives of their debtors Policies VIII
also be granted payable after DEATH upon the party
r.yIng a 4 specified age, az his discretion
Persons insured and re-crOss the Atlantic
Ocean, frst-cass vessels without extra charge nj
of the aud by additional charge, may
visit lyIng beyond the limits Of the Policy
Interest Will be paid the profits. whereby the yearly
premium reduced each year after the first three
OFFICERS
ALONZO A ALvORD. President .
E. Y WEMPLE, Secretary
ADRIAN DUBOIS, Al ID Medical Examiner Il the Office
from 10 3 p NJ daily
WILLARD PARKER VI ID. Consulting Physician.
REYNOLDS 4 VAN SCHAICK, Attorneys and Counsel
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
A c Kungsland & Wooihull, NJ Van schaick,
ID Morgan, Geo ID Phelps, EnOch Dean,
y J Brown Jas Nan Norden, Nath {; Bradford,
ID BURNETT Lewis LOder. Sllas & Herring,
ID Austin MuIr, ID Henry Haigt, John williams,
II PHELPS John = Brown, T.. J. Anderson,
T. Haight J Y HeTnck. EleaZaT PtrnlY.
Jotn y Ware lanes G. BALDWIN. Denton Prarsol,
A A Alyord John Harms John Merritt.
Henry Stokes. David Mills, Jr, Ge0rge WetS,
Vim Valentine, George Hastings, WIN. X Strong.
William Burgher, David Austen,
Ie9 tt C. Y. WEhPLE, SecfstAy
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TOHN W. LEONARD, Teacher of Pho
DOOK.KEEPING. Mr.. MARSH'S

- nographv Amanuensis and Reporter. 40 Ann ard l9
Chambers New York Terms 81 ilr u lessons e2O In
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NOR SALE-The new and elegant 3

ii story DWELI.ING-HOUSE. 1877 Avenue A, between
Ninth and Tenth basement under ana atuc
House 4G feet Deep with 10 foot tearoom Lot 20 ieet
a inches front and rear by il3 feet deep The House
is built in the best manner, with all the modern IN
proyemen,s For further particulars inquire OF n MIL
IER SO Wall-st or NJ 260 Seyenth-st V3 W.
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DANK DEPARTMENT. STATE

RANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of
lINEW, YORK -ALBANY, July J, is,i.-fhe SIP.
BEN cot MY BANK has THIS day beJ ia tins ONE y
notice Of the appointment Of JOHN THOMPSON, u W
City Of New York agent for the redemption u its cifc1
lang notes. together with revocation u the apponfs
VI the Leather Nanufacturers Bank such ageat agr
able o. the act entitled An act 10 amend the sesefa ~
relating % Incorporated Banks banking AssOcfti9is s
individual Ban. eTs." passed ApIl II. 1851
Y3st DANIEL n. Sf JOHN, superintendent
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ACEAN BANK of the CITY of NEW
4 MEXICAN MINING COMPANY

~ The books for subscriptions 10 shares IN the VIM
SOR MINE, Lake Superior, VIII be- open al The once
the Company. 50 Broadway. from the Jth 10 The iWh
July The night Of shareholders IN the American MN
Company TO subscribe for shares IA the Windsor Nine
at the minimum pnce. will cease ON the 10Th INST
New York, July ;. 1851. lyi6tsl + r. PHElPs,ffr~t
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IMPROVED Tubular WATER

ITER-The most simple and perfect Water Filter in the
irl9 Inns W LArTING co.
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Il large assortment of every description of fine and
priced Table and Pocket Cutlery Of the latest patterns
direc. from the manufacturers, and for sale low by
FRANCES TONES X SONS, No. 6 Maiden lane,
Goods mi #
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TEAS.-The Canton Tea

~ Company hereby apprse the public tina, they pre-
pared 10 retail every variety II TEA at lower Prices than
other establishment can uniformly do. Their
wholesale trade requiring them keep hand yery
large assortment the purchaser at retail necessarily de-
many advantages b. trailing with them, obtained
elsewh City and country families would greatly
suit their interests BY duly regarding this advertisement
This the oldest Tea Ccnpany IN the city. Their ony
establishment al 5 Chaihsn-st between Pearl aud
Roosevelt and they have branch stores Grocer
supplied small quantities low By the chest aS3 sns
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r EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

/fred for one cent per foot with the New-Jersey AMI
Corrosive Paint and warranted THIS Pant IS wei a1apa
81 for out houses fencing Sold for cents per onna
uireJ ready for use Office as3 sprngst near HUDSON
oil m
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YNO LEr-Fifth story of Nos 8, ) and
Tribune Buildings yiu
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TO LET or LEASE-An excellel

II FACTORY BUILDING and WATER POWER, on
failing stream about % miles fVm thus city, sua
BILE fcf Cotton or Wooden Factory. &C. but 2mie>
nom the Erie RAILROAD and Z. from the Ha,son River
Rent low.
good stand for Country StorehaS been established -
years popular mill. and IN good farane
country M he let reasonable g. satabe tenant APP
ply 90 p SMITH s5 Nassau cor. Cedarst, W stars
room 81 less NrurhNS'
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vNO LET-The dwelling part of the new

HOT SE, SO Bcecker.s consisting ri from, aud back
roOm ard heoom IN the ihd story. aud ioat parlor the
second sloy with back basement, cellar, SC flashed
modern S'ye. with marble rsntels. Crton water IN the 81
story with waste pipe, Inquire IA the iancy store, UU
Der lie above premises NSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER

w WARE.-A very large assortment OF the newest
style of nch Jewely every pattern fine gold and silver
ladies' and senemcns Watches and Silver Ware Of the
standard Of dollars at very moderate pnces can be foind
att W. PACHTMANN'S Jewelgy Store, 40 Canal-st
Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware made order and
fully repaired California Gold taken IN exchange, and
made up 10 order le7 tJyH'