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IIIE subscriber would call the attention Of Printers
to the greatly reduced prices Of the present list They
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The subscribers being alone entrusted with samples OF
cloth and patterns Of these goods for the United States
market, invite the attention of the trade.
GODFREY PATTIS0N a Co., Glasgow
Office, 81 Pine street, New York. mar a.
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DoKER, BROS. JONES' 81 Market street, Philaie
I'D pha, invite the attention OF the trade their SPLEEN
did stock Of Fancy and Staple BoNNETs and HATS, of
all kinds purchased for cash in Europe by OF firm
and also assortment Of city aud Boots and
Shoes. All of which they offer at very low rates.
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There doubt but that the steady and extensive pro-
ducton Of gold In California has had very favorable
influence upon our foreign trade by giving greater
peus to the consumption Of all articles Of luxury Of
foreign and everything the future con
nectsd with commercial matters depends upon the result
Of operations in the gold mines Of that section Of
country. Our export trade is not dependent upon
large and steady supply Of gold from California AS
import trade but is liable to be restricted by the very
causes which tend to increase our importatons Any
important expansion in the currency Of any country
will initiate prices for the products Of that country and
furnish better markets for the products of other
tries than they possess at home the effect Of which
importatons and restrict expectations until
the precious metals required 10 equaze balances
restore the equilibrium Of trade We are now In that
position; and until sufficient specie has been exported
to pay for our large imporations will shipments Of
merchandise become 8 active as heretofore
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DENSsrLvAsIA COAL coxPANY-smco SEVEN
M osrs ISap"n o as,ssf. propyss,
street The city d New YORK. until wsSnsasy the .s
s' 81 sS.
ss iasS tie presssds q be- r s%s
IN four equal ins'almen q cent each the
sn ss may Z PAID N full q. sny tine =. The cr'on o TIE
SssIs,urs ~ psSns,saSs ~seh Z ~ an o the
s.s rhsi, shall bs Lawful Tor the Prssdsn, and Man.
and .mos q borrow Or TO ostsa on ican sucs .a.
for & 81 s ssd ss Rsy sS S'm
rsr, q ,he estates. nPro, PRIVILEGES Effects
ment q ,aid q money borrowed az
lie bonds fcr sop each with coupons for the pay.
merit o. interest. on ne l day q February and Augn. 10
YORK issfs vii b s tie time q psy n Ns y
@Srs aS KSt SsSrS
sosss Taylor. Trustees ior se the priviless q
asss. such tr.nshrscks cnses cars, canal sssin.
ING snd Sroa which there s' sss sa' more Sis
s'fs y csws.,v, two line. =, ,,-o,a .,,,, A. ,.
Ions eseh extending from the Delaware ana Hudson Canal
, Il rsS s sa NE y sTa
erns vsrs The principal and large coal deposit q The
o, nc y t S$Tg .ssa, have received s,ra
Or bonds hea " ne stcckhoidsr., and eoavsrti.
and have Jet g receive on eapai stock fagsS
Melting an aggregate y means saoD 90
OF Which they hsvc expended uron the road aud
rfS5 SsnS boats. Zach an opening mines s
satSs % ssrsSdisSre foi isnd, and permanent
IT. nov rrova from their a:. ssa Sras ~
ware and Hudson Canal tGs rate * sp1 tons II coal
e, s19 4 ,s rs All ss lea. e 5000
vide sadiiiefs canal hoats sd other mrr9vement re-
TIE en'unf year TIE ro iue u TIE bonds for which
Ne ts,s rryide NJ :, .,uet hgrss,er u required
y meet tts earacy y h,r vosts Proposals viii - ~
Any nrter uf rnati0n iaay Re obtained on appcatou
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% UsiCAs..

DfANOFoRTE TEACHER wANTED-To 90 TO
Il Staten leland, one lesson week. where he would he
70 obtain other pnrs One who speaks French pre-
ferfcd he would also be aged 20 teach that
Address post paid Dr. Of Dr. Morehead l32 Broad
way Terms must be moderate.
NJrsfCAL-PTAEo-A FFw MORE PUPILS CAN ne
vi accommodated with instructions the Piannfarte
NJ suMtrs Music Room No - frat hoor Howard street,
tipir respective rUadsnrog GuitarnstrUt tioas
the Gutsr riven 40 Mr. Sugners Muso Rooms. Adarass
shove nnthu Ttute-tnstruttions The B8ehm Tute ii.
ven = Mr. snster's susio Rooms.
saOR skLf-A VERY HANpsCsE AND COSTLY sF.
6ond hand ranoforts Boston made, ~ good order will
cold a. great sacriee, In consequences o. the emiy
treskng M houagt coping Apply 70 NJ Y. n. GURTISS
irept rcwce American Pstent Actsn pAnofortes Ne
~ Broadway, where IA can be seen.
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EAGLE ENGINE COMPANY. NO L3-THE MEMBERS
II and friends of Eagle Engine Company No - who
tend going the Excursion 20 rhsdelpha requested
meet at the En House. Monday morning next June
10, Of On o'clock. prcosely-eguipped ~ order,
NJ J. BENNETT. Secretary.
II Of Eagle Engine Company No. ID take this method Of
returning their sincere thsn 10 Miss Ryan, Miss MeGone
gal Miss McCrath Miss Stewart and Miss Martin for the
beautiful wreath presented 70 the company the hrst
nual parade 81 The New York Fire Department. also 20
Mrs Joseph Studw for the beautiful boua1et
Mr. John Bsulch, foreman q the company also ~ En-
gine COMPANY No. l6 for the hind aternal and friendly
Feelings tkhted BY them " the members q Eagle Engine
Company in escorting them TO the line cf
chson 81 the drst annual ade Of the New York
Nj. hEvNErT Secretary.
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DRIyArE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANsHIP.-MR
Oliver b. Goldsmith will receive limited number
pupils for private instruction In the art % Penmanshp
bic rooms 30 broadway. Mr.. will commence his Broos
yn Writing Classes Mt gC0urt street Monday 10th inst
~ OF NJ for ladies, and ~ r. NJ for gentlemen Terms
s5for en or 20 for twenty Lessons including stationery
A HsrECTABLE YOUNG FRENCHw0NAN, VINO
IA speas the English Language, wants situaton In
respectable private family, 70 take Of children she
would prefer the during the Please apply
at rs Avenue n, second floor, font room.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN,-THE TWENTY
ssth Annual Exhibition Of tho Academy 70
he public at their Galleries No. 66J Broadway opposite
Bend street, from A. n. until 10 Y. n Aamittsnoe
ssnts season tickets 30 CENTS catalogues In cents. b
order Of the Council
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PUBLICATIONS.


pULwER's BEST woRK-THE RoUE, OR THE
- Hazards Of Women Domestic Romance, published in
London twenty four years ago. and generally attributed 20
author o. HanoS "Si and asssis. aehss.
"Lucr,ta," Last q the Bsrors," /" Eugene Aram" Sc
Sc The above work will 70 BE u the ost popular
Itis q the mos interesting and absorbing
works and will have the largest sale Of any
work that has been published for Our sdvice y
70 all 70 ret and read a. The whole Of the above work IL
iron tyre andn the finest white paper Price for the
ecmpete work twenty-five cents ave copies for dol
lar Puthshcd and for sale by r. Peterson. No ~ Chest
nut street Phadephia 70 whom all orders must e AL
dressed. For sale ty all agents and rdal dealers
throuehout the United States.
TANEERs LARGE TRAVELLING MAPs,-PRIcEs
reduced " 30 cents each with dsconnt % ~
20 The trade These tho largest pocket published
In The country some Of them bens sectcnal mtps-they
consist 81 map 81 New England u New York pof
Pnnsylvani and New Jersey map ~ Nrsnis AaryAnd
and Delaware. map % North and South Carolina map Of
Georgia and Alabama; mar Of Forda map Of Louisiana
Illinois and Mssouri map o. Ohio and IN iiana %
Michigan and Wisconsin Nc. They ace all projected
hs sane seaese x each sx2 incheseech mar folded
received ~ the depot No lo Fulton where all
other publication ~ Mr. Tanner bo had atcluay low
rates ether with those Of other puhhers CatRg
may b had as above
CCUNT CRANMoNT's MEMOIRS Win SIXTY FouR
" Portraits ~ LEY Nandykc, Knrcr. 81. Also, H.
less works complete q cents Mackenzie o0 Receipts
" medicine cookery SCI sMO Ems ravur 60Nsx0iunitC q
Tooks y y. NRhGLE, ljl sau street.
nlCKENs AGAtN.-CREAT pENAND.-THTs DAY
- PUBLISHED the third edition Piekaick Abroad or
The lcur n France, being continuation cf the
ritkviek Parer ny Charles Dickens; complete With
" yturorders early. AKABNAN ORMsBY, corner Mas
eau and Ann streets
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ADVERTISEMENTS RRsRWRD EVERY DAT.
VILE TuRR.

CENJREvILLE COURSE, L. i-TROrTING-TWEN
~ tyone horses in the fed.-Monday June 49, at o'clock
precsely $780, mile heats harness H. Jones enters
blk g. Black jim E. Snediker enters Grey Major; J.
Herd enters ch. Washngtonvlle w. Whean enters
Vermont: @. Raynor nters en- M Merrill At o'clock,
purse so, mile heats in harness; jones enters br.
Orphan Boy s. Hoa gland Black Mare +. Snedker
enters Sphax j. Herd enters eh Wash'nstonviile;
w. Whean enters Vermont; G. Watts enters CHI.
Lady Jackson; @. Raynor enters CHI m. MERRILL j Brown
enters Lady Jane c. Carman enters g. Shark. At
o'clock $50 mile heats best three In i've in harness.
W. Whelan enters Shackeback g. Nelsos enters blk.
Susan; G. Raynor enters eh. Selim; Isaac Woodruff
enters CHI Reindeer At o'clock, sing purse $780, mile
heats best three in fve in harness enters Ameri
Boy the enters bib d. g. Broderick; r. u.
enters Blk. IN. Cinderella. JOEL COSKLIN Proprietor
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CLOTHING.


~ ton street. Broadway cells ready made Clothing
OF every description. makes II N
STYLE from the finest French English Cloths Caseres
and vestnrs including everything asonabs and desr
BILE In instance elegant ct guaranteed ten per
cent less than any house in this city.
RoYs. BOYS, boys sPRrNGPATTERNs, AND THE
~ ladies' rev costume-any eight sIes for 81 half guam
tty ~. N. B.-Send and height. Full sets boys
patterns S. Packages 81 eight sxss for boys and two APP
proved stlemels shirt patterns 81 Cutting and bastins
c. BERWICK. No. n7 Spring street.
r. Asr OF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
O-Iadee gcntlcmen leaving the city, breaking
Ing obtain the highest cash price for Clothn
!urniturs, &c. By sending through the Post ~ his resi-
lence L. n DUssELDORP, Is Him strssA
H.B.-Ladies attended By hrs Dusssdorp.
CAsr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ ladies gentlemen leaving the city or breaking
the highest cssh Clothing
den.~. NJ 8. COHEN, Is Kim street.
n. B-Ladiee attended By Mrs. Cohen.
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HONEY MARK e n.

FnIpAY, june l3-ePM.
The stock market was rather depressed to day Quo
Atons for fever Of the leading fancies fell on frac
sson and the transactions limited than usual
Reading Rslr sd declined per cent but improved at
the close. Erie Railroad closed y per lower CAN
ton Company opened ut decline Of l per cont, but
closed at prices current yesterday Norwich and Har
lem were firm at quotations. and in demsnd ut the
osose. There change at the second board.
The receipts at the office the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, tod day. amounted s7sos5 payments, $l6
go 22-balance, SASH. los So.
The present Secretary Of the Treasury-Thomas Cor
win, Of Ohio-in his last annual report gave the
nexed estimate Of and expenditures Of the 60
vernment for the fiscal year ending June Both, 1851
FIsAscrs OF THE UNITED SrAEs GovERsMEsr-EnnrArEp
RryEsuE ExPENpIruREs
Receipts from customs, first quarter actual
Receipts from customs second, third and
fourth quarters, estimated. ...... 3Q235 956 05
Total from customs ................. 100000 90
Receipts nom public lands ............ 100000 90
Receipts from Treasury notes funded $500. 1I6O50 90
Receipts from miscellaneous ...... 625000 90
s477os $50 90
balance In Treasury July LIST, 1850 ... 660{,544 40
Total means ....................S 54 3l2 594 40
Estimated expenditures for period. 5ss5s597 so
Balance in Treasury, July lst 1851. s45s996 go
The estimated receipts and expenditures for the fscal
year ending June 90, 1852, $ annexed =
'eceipts nom customs. 90
), public lands. .............. 100000 20
from miscellaneous sources. 100000 90
sidsooooo 90
Add estimated balance in treasury July
LEI, 1901. 45soe5 30
SAT 25sg96 90
Estimated expenditures for period 4sl2i 993 IS
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n U.A-GRAND CELEBRATION IN coMNEMoRA-
W. Of battle bunker IIiIi-Hanner pr..en

A CORN LODGE ~ l. y. OF o. T.-THE MEMBERS
"A Of Acorn Lodge Ne. 2T o. Of o. " requested 10
meet at their Lodge Room. % Grove and Hudson
streets on Saturday This day June H. at r. NJ for the
purpose Of attending the funeral Of brother L. Byrnc.
HrsRy GILIrN, Secty 7. STOREY, N. q.
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n ELLINGER.s MAGIC rIUIp. FOR REsToRINa THE

N hair and the sysem.-MrJ daush-
ter formerly fonker cured os yituss dance with
bottles Hon. Arson willis liz broadway cured 81
neuragiA In the hip With botche had suffered eight
months; MT william Gardner Willismshurgh; George W.
Walng Of the Chiefs once; Thomas w. Barker GD
gal streets y C. Bush % Isight street. Mr. John csrh
Hastngs-a had hair for years There twenty
In the village ~ Yonker the Doctors hotel
Laboratory. Sold In large bottles at 40 Pearl street. 40
and s6 broadway, white front,1 between Grand and
Broome streets whore the Doctor be consud In the
morning and Mt fonkers at his spacious hotel the
whore yisiters be with meals
all hours Horses and carriages 10 let Bowling alleys
shueboards quoits, Sc, for The Doctor
mailing az bis public house from $50 20 500 day;
Quenty he willing the people and the merchants shall
have the PROFITS 81 his medical department. this why
snord 70 give so large quantity for dollar Two
three applications sten and the very Call
and see the Doctor; don't be deceived.
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~ Broadway and Spring street-Ths splendid
sye esa bshmsnt has been recently opened under
stances peculiarly attractive in respect TO the public
in general we'll to the citizens Of New York travellers
aud boarders The locality Of The bull
trail and airys uaequalled. and the apartments point
Of elegance and comfort are commodous and In every
spcct suited to the modern Of the day The
prorretors have spared to render every
worthy Of with similar large hotels
The Ladies' Drawing Room Possesses
ticular requisite; and private families will enjoy all
Of home With table and wines Of choicest kind
The under have doubt that, with their
tie nnot 70 be inferior 20 the public will and all they
pcet fully realized at the Colamore House.
3. coLLAsokr, rropresoe.
NoTIcE-DALLINoREs LUNCH WILL BE ON
the table sunday morning. precisely at III o'clock
and In the evening ~ ocleok The patrons
specfuy nvited The celebrated Brandy Store 40 Brooe
street. corner Of Crosby.
THAMPAGNE wINEs.-yUsT RECEIVED sUPE-
" ror lot Of Champagne Wines, Of various celebrated
brands Persons In want earnestly requested
. call before purchasing, at DALLIMOkE'S celebrated
Brandy Store, 40 Broome street. corner Of Crosby.
SCOTCH AND INDIA PALE ALE. AND LONDON AND
ODutlin Perer Just received supply Of these celebrated
Ass Porter which given such universal
ton, Of grade and brand Warranted genuine
MORE. 40 Brceme street. Tho celebrated brandy store
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NoT1cE.-IF THE FOLLOWING PERSONS REsID-
ing, or having resided, In New York-to wit-Ienry
Van Wart, Jonathan Walton Samuel Smith. Sons Co,
Robert l.. Stevens Henry Sumcn, Charles shaw shaw.
Ewing Rowssn, Isaac r. Rillistt H. Collins jun Henry
Philip Collins, jun. Sir Michael II. Clark, william
Douglass Mary Adams Jan Beers j. III. Buchanan, Thos.
Buchanan. Fphram Busse Peter Barlow, Daniel Parker,
Joseph Pearson James Porter Register In chsncrl John
Pollard Parmy. Ludlam Sons, Lewis Ieyson. Thomas
Lemesle Mark Ieavenworth. John Lonely william Pollard,
their or % their legal representatives. will address
tpos paidl o. r. Washington City D. c. they will learn
something greatly 70 their ADVANTAGE.
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SPECIAL HOYIORU.

DoST OFFICE, NEW YoRK.-NoTICE.-THE MAILS
Per United States Mail steamship Washington, close
this Office Saturday, the 18th inst at 10Y A. M Letters
for France must be prepaid Il cents per rate.
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=
this Once Saturday. the 18th ns at Io NJ Letters
for France must be prepaid q cents per 5.s
CocITTY OF TAxMANY. OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
d @ the june & s Il Ss
Of the General and punetual attendance requested
tss sSis
Mssmnr4.s ps sson a s sssfss. ;,h Noon
Year Of Discovery oh; and Of Independence the 18TH
Alta MEETING OF TIE HATTERs. FUR DEALERS
once nsisSs hseS Gov 1T" s nan
Th.. whereas BY sudden dispensation. Il hath pleased
Received That in ,ossn of respect to his memory we will
from Bainsrd Church No 81 RiyiaxOn street. and close
The batter .sa others contested with the trade are in
New Yors, June ~ ISL. = -
n y.A-GRANp CELEBRATION IN coMxExoRA-
ton and second sSnirsrsary 81 Bunker Hill chsp,.p Nm r.
q a., ne sic.S.sy G.s;T.,;ls Tgs;.sy sysSi9s
AaSTss: X esssssiiss es:is: aai. i%;s.sa:s.si
hyatt also y request. Mr. q D. BeAssS.n VIII sing
a'' s ssss. 'SSs':'sssss a
sn.is%sn and lady susran.esns seat. 70 every holder
Eta b had At sas door the syspins
building; Of IT.. Republic street. chsrls.
o.sornn rs Grand street. q the
coa lin: s5oS ss
George Comstoek; also ofany member Of the Chapter
CHAS. Il. GILDERSLEyE Chairman.
w. TRvrSs AnAas, Secretary.
A CORN LODGE Isl l. o. OF o. r.-rHE MEMBERS
"A Of Acorn Lodge Ne 27 o. Of q. " requested n
Streets on surSss s asy eS. june he
Of attending the funeral brother Byrnc
HENRY GLLrS, secty. 7. STOREY, Ia.
TJNIoN LODGE No. u or THE A. o. OF @. EEL
raj squested met their Lodge Room corner %
Avenue and Fourth street. Sunday 18th inst at
ceek rreeiss TO last tribute Of respect
late brother. William Nakinsbaw.
CUPREME COrRT.-WILLIAM ID. HAMILTON VS..
- Cynthia A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Divorce.-To Gym
thia A. Hamiton=Madsm :-You hereby summoned 10
the plant In this action OF which IL
with served and 70 copy o.
At oftce, No. 3t Broome street, In city Of
New York within twenty days sfer service hereof esclu
sive Of the day such service sud fail
complaint Aforesaid the plaintiff will aypiy the
for The relief demanded In the complaint Dated Nay IL
isSi. ID. HARRISON, Jr, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. 3ti Broome street
The complaint in this action sled the Of the
Cisri o. The city and county Of New York. day
June, ls5l
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Estimated expenditure over estimated
means July LIST, 1852. ................ SS65,eo6 10
Here is most gloomy state Of things An estimated
deficiency in the revenue of the government for the fiscal
year ending July 1st 1862 Of nearly million Of dol
Lara, exhibits result which, perhaps, else ac-
qnainted with the perity coun
try but the present Secretary of the Treasury would
have anticipated The Secretary says that in the ex-
pendures creating that deficiency the interest be
paid the Texas boundary stock is not included We
have looked in vain through the report Of Secretary
Corwin for the data upon which he based his estimates
for 1851 and 1852, and little curious to by
what mode Of reasoning he arrived such
conclusions The Importance Of these official estimates
and how much reliance can be placed upon them, will
be by the annexed statement receipts from Gus
toms from actual returns made to the Treasury Depart
mcnt for the first three quarters Of present fiscal
year The receipts from customs at ports in Oregon
California not included Ia this estimate -
FINANCES Or rnr FEDERAL GovEsssfESr-REvsSuE FROM
CusroMs &c.
Receipts from customs from July ist 1850, to
March 3lst, 1881 y38 131 1856
Rreceipts from Customs from April lst, 1851, to
70 June sh; 1901 ioiiois
Total for II months and days. S4i3s2 l3i
Estimated receipts at ports in Oregon and Ca
lfornia. .......................... 100000
Estimated receipts at other ports, from June
9th to June 3Gth, 1851 ................. 5000 900
Total from customs for fiscal year ending
July lst 1871. $50 3S2 l3f
Actual receipts from public lands,
from July let, ls50.to May 3lst 1851 S205l 500
Estimated receipts from public lands,
from May 3lst 1851, to June Soth,
1851 Observation-Disclosures. 4is4g7
- 250000o
Estimated receipts sources 100000
-..--
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i OST-ON TUESDAY, THE 10TH INST, BETWEEN
IL Yonkers ard Clarcmont Cashmere shawl The der
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No. 10 Beaver
OST-oN WEDNESDAY LAST IN SECOND AVE-
IL between Second and Tenth Streets hair bra seet
with the Elizabeth the clasp reward and Gin
eere thanks will be gladly given to the finder at stuyye
saBt street.
i OST-STRAYED FROM NO Is LAICHT STREET ON
- Friday the 18th inst young Newfoundland Dog of
brown and white color, with common leather collar
around his neck Whoever will return TO the above No.
will receive liberal reward.
q IN REWARD-LosT-oN THE THIRD INST, IN
~ ~ the so r. NJ. train for Newark six watch move
menis without dals wheels, the finder As
their numbers known to the owner they easily
teoted. The above reward will be paid delivery "
Olcott Is Maiden Lane Mr. Dongan, Baggage Master
Newark Depot.
- ING LOST.-TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-ON FRIDAY
~ afternoon in William street opposite the Bank of
America gold chased Seal Ring black agate reaked with
white not out The above reward will be paid its
to IS Merchants Exchange.
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WHITE FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.--FIFTY CASKS
w Snow bite in casks from three
each Ito casks, No do. from four hundred weight
each 20 tons ground in refined oil in fifty hundred
packafes For sale by SCHANCK DOWNING X Co 100
and lN Fulton street agents for the manufaeturers.
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REWARDS.


A RABID BULL DOG ASTRAY-A LARGE REV ARD
will be given for the discovery Of the above mentioned
animal which made its from England
On his collar will be found the title Of Lord Nelson no
Said animal easily detected by fashion he has Of
showing his teeth His however Is Of the
questionable character as has been proved in many hght
with animal which his hackers have denoinae the
turkey buTzard, 1. 0. the AMERICAN EAGLE.
CTRAYED-IN THE UPPER PART OF THE CITY.
~ Black Hound white breast feet and tail tipped with
white and address the collar liberal
ward will be paid for his to 81 Wall street. Office
i, up stairs.
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WAN1TD TO PURCHASE HORSE AND CART
heavy srrins, With good run q work Any person
mon square Post oce, snd state vhvre interview