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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

CIxTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN nECU-
- lar pomna tione -
For Assiata ut Alderman,
PArEIcR BREAbEv.
For ASSESSOR
SshuEt WApplG.
For Con. tGble8
Peter Collins, HermGnn Eiehe.
For Inspect tors OF Election,
LIST Dietrict-TheodCya Tiuiolas, VIM. Carroll
2d do Edward Rowe, owen kinney
Sd do Hamilton Ferrona, Eeos,s Mckinley.
4tb do. william MnGee, TnonGs Clarke.
5tb DO uichl. Mclaughlin, Philip Lyons.
9TH do. Ueury O'kosfc, Patrick Begss.
MICHl MCLAUGHLIN, Chairman.
ErwARp Row. 2e..
n III uoI Az 'cVh"I"t'oo'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS -PROCLAMA-
N tion.-Mayor's Office, New York, October IL 1857
Whereas has beon satisfactorily made known to that
pestenal disease actually exists in several of the South
porte Of this c0untry therefore, Ambrose G.
Kngand Mayor OF the city New York. by virtue the
authority vested in do give notice. that the operations
Of the Quarantine Laws which expire the 10th Of the
in far they relate ports south Cape
Henopen, extended untl revoked. Given under my
hand and official eoa the day and above written
A. G. KINGSLAND, Mayor.
I o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF MOSAIC ENcAMP-
mont 90 are respectfully requested TO attend the
etng of the Encampment Monday evening, tober
lSth business Of will DO brough. forward
GEORGE SHARP. Scribe.
NOTICE OFFICE NEW JERSEY ZINC COHPANY.
IN Newark, n j. Oct Der If, 1852 election FIR d.
rceors in this operation will be held at the compauys
Office Newark Tuesday the I'd day of November next
The poll will be oTened from Y o'clock, until
O'clock The transfer book will bs closed fro, tbs
10th instant till the Sd Of November l BY order the
Board Of Directors. GEORGE W. SAVAGE, Secretary.
THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY WILL
celebrate their thirtytrst iyer nry Thursday
the 18th November At the Chinese Assembly Rooms Broad
way. il. ARONSON, President VI. b. Society.
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RRiDGEwATER PAINTED
- offered 20 the puJiie, isr
stea mere and other vsssslp, AM
proof qualitiss, for railrnad
Testimonials and specim. NJ, ca +.
company. For sale dry, In paea 4
aud in IL. IL krgs Of u, ~. tad n..
raj Agent, l23 Pearl stteet, ans
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IAvtt, Office 1l4 Chambers street for the
sas his ce.or ted Wahrene fr Changing gray hair TO its
original color and crrng ba'nefs Undorbted ference
IT PERFECT IN case. Agents Rnshton
Clark and o. Maiden anei 12l 5-2, ~, and 10 Brosd
way; 126 Canal street.
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CURE OF CoRNs, BrNloNs, CALLOSTrIEs. BAD
- nails, &c. Wy Madame BERNARD, No. l67 Bowsry, be-
tween Broome and Delaney streets.
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A TTENTI0N HERALD GUARDS.-ALL MEMBERS
"A requested to meet at enth ward head
Monday ing tho 18th instant at o'clock pre-
cisaly BY order Of JAMES ENNIS Captain.
W SMYTH, Orderly Ser sesnt.
BARCLAY GUARD TIE ACTIyE G, HONORARY, AND
~ exemp. membevs Of this corps, requested to
emble at No Barclay street, on Wodnesa AZ evening Goth
nst nj o'clock Punetual attendance phrtcusrly re-
quested. By order of THE PRESIDENT.
DLUMBER's GUARD ATTENTION.-THE MEMBERS
Of his company, and all those intending to 60 on the
annual target excursion hereby nothed that meeting
for the election Of officers will he held Tuesday evening
October 10Th at HaysRrds. No t02 Broadway st eight
o'clock precisely BY order Of the company.
CHAS. II. BUCHANAN, Chairman.
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DRoFEssEUR DE DANsE ET DE TEEUE Il. CORAL
III, artist Of the Nat al Academy Of Music in Paris
professor the lasses, respectfully
informs the ladies and gentlemen Of this city that he will
oren 6colc the frat Of November next when be will
all the dances and his utmost endeayors
perfect thoe who will favor hu For terms &c. spoly
his rooms, III Broadway, " Ninth steeet.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
~ Auction sale of horHes cariasos harness. &c., every
Monday and Wedrcsdsy at IL O'Clock. P.rsons having
property to disIoso of will please call and hayo regsared
IDIfS H. GATFIELD pronretor.
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EROS ERIES CANDLEs LIQUORS, At AUCTION
~ Tuesday. Oetobe 10 - 81 Dey street u Green
wiah, teas ense tobacco, maccaron mustard pickles
NIB, segara, snuff, &e winc brandy gin run
Scotch ale &c. Also air tight cjoking stoves and black
tmiths bellows. AZ half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17
Cr,s,ndoro,s LIQUID Hair DYE mn,t Neces-

saIily take place al It's psrma-
The color it mpnrss that or for it, ngred
natural; does soil because IL int
the ri,r Ct tho hair Soli and applied in SGT
apart for the purpose Ok iTAhORoS Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

uENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS tMADaaE IL.
III Gisyel) Academy fer Dancing, No $50 Broadway,
combined with in ruotion IN the denees moss L. mode
tenn Of exercises for the hcaul active and energetic de-
ycopement Of tho muscular powers OF young scholars IL
found highly beneficial Tho Of acquiring elegance
and an easy style Of motion 10 dancng 70 reduced 20
taught To ster properly in walking forms part OF each
lesson Glasses for gentlemen, Mondays and Thuraday ~
4 8 and p NJ For ladies, dnys Mt II aud ~ A. H.
For Masters and kisses Wednesdays and Saturdays al
Anal och NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

DROrESSORS i. YATES AND II. UEsTAYEG HAVE
i opened their dancing academy at Washington Hall
Hester street eorner OF Bowery Hhere all the fnshoaaei
dances VIII be taught Time OF tui.ionTuesdsyg and Sri
days three TIL fye for misses and masters from
till ten for sduo Private teaching given Mt their resi-
dence If required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17
Ttusscs Shoulder Hinges and SURGICAL

BeA complete rim Mt Of he most erovei trusses
Of every kind Tor adus and children. Also, female
pcrters and belts Of different kinds all A
be si'ina proper support in the Of pes
atreet, the Museum.
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E0REIGN NEWsPApESs.-PARTlES DESTROYS or
being Supplied with English and Irish newspapers,
have their orders attended TO on application TO BRADY
tsueeessor 10 c. BAtsson importer Of foreign nevsps
pers 7s Nassau and 70 EAD ssrectA n B.-Tapsss for
Warded by mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

WIN. wITTERs, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
" Tuesday a. ten o'clock At No los Christ opher street.
breaking up housekeeping. Also, birds The far
ocsh.
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EfMASCxzI,.

INTEREST on CITY sToCKs.-TUR INTEREST Oh
Tho public stocks OF tho city Of New York, duo
gsyabls Nov 1867 will be paid that dsy " Shepherd
Enapr. ESQ Chamberlain OF the City, at tho Mechanics
hank No - wall The tranAtcr bo0ks Will be ocsed
wednesday, Oct H. at O'Clock Pm. For tho
odaon OF stockheiders transfers win DO permitted
during tho period the books remain olosod 70 take effect
Nov. !, 1852. JOSEPH u. TAYLOR, Comlt,cle2.
Comp sroiior's Office, New YORK, GOT. 4, lo52.
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NOTIcE.--AT h MEETING or rHE INDEPENDENT
IN voters Of tho Third ds,riot hold $. Pattene Hotel
Saturday evening l6th inst John Nc Ee,
called 70 the char and II Bairi Eco appointed 50 re
t,ry. On motion Of James A. Hill Esg ,l,am A. Archer
sq, IN snimouay dominated ,Andidatc fer Con-
g-ess from tho Third district
JOIN KcwnoRrFR. Chairman.
WnrI.s X. Bainu, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

Cristatioro's Hair Preservativo and Beau.i-

Asr This des tful compoupt high perf inet by its
ngredents will the head oieer from scurf and
eandruf bosocs ourisng md preventing tho loss Il the
the hair. Manufactured and anld at cRlSTADOkOS wig
and scalp establishment, q hstor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
STON PIANO-FORTES.-Th

- largest assortment Of Pianos In this city is be found
at The wsrercoms OF T. GILBERT Co, No. $50 Broad
way corner OF Anthony s. opposite Broadway Bar and
Theaer and viii be sold great bargains They have the
metallic frame, and warranted stand any climate.
Dealers supplied very liberal terms Gilbers Cottage
or Boudoir Pianos convenient for small rooms for sale low
ano warranted Aso, an extensive assortment OF Gilbert
Cos Improved holan PlaDos universally admitted to be
superior to all Others. HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent.
twenty-five secondhand Pienos and Melodeon, 20 rent
so Or ar sale q tbs following prices $40 $50 SIS Ss
so, ~ ~" slS * slso sl4o, sl45 $50 sl6o
riaoc $50; do with lfoian, SS5o Prince Co q MeIo.
doors 30, w, U.s. and ts5. Carhart Mslodeon Sa5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

I for YOUNG LADIES, No 10 Rutg.ns t-A 5. R.
CLARKE, Principals, will open on MEDNES DAY tile
Sih Of sept Circulars may be obtained Rsynos Book
Store, No. ~ Bowery, and 81 the school.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
MICHIGAN LAKE PROPERTY

wi FARMS FOR SALE.-Houesteai overlooking ths
beautiful lake with 20 50 Of land large orchard and
suitable out budnss Seve al eligible building sites CON
pi Using 10 to Is EACH will be sold on advantageous
terms to purchasers gazing to improve
Michigan lake is situated 81 miles east OF feessk'i Two
bours' per H. r. Railroad from Chsmbasst II is UNI
eouaed In point sceneIy within radius OF hftv miles
rom NewYors a r-l has been recently built and esa0
xbed for summer resort and be doubt that in
shoIt ne,jod this lake must attract large portion OF visit
ors nom the city Apply to THOMAS JONES, lntstory
Counting Rooms No 2i7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for sale,
at Red Bank in the County Of Monmouth, New

jersey.
cultivation. lying the east bank OF the Neversnk
River and WITHIN three hundred yards OF the red
Bank Docks in the township aforesaid. About 1000
feet 'front.' on the nver, ard has bsauhtui view OF
the Highlands on the opposite side. There Is also
public road street running through It. pareei with
the river and cthe streets have been laid out t1rough
the premises which viii make several hundred beautiful
building lots lying within shot distance of the river
side. -. , -
There said property about 500 peach trees aad an
apple orchard both of ch'ice fruit and 10 full oearni
The improvements consist OF sood house together with
barns and out buildings all neaTy and in good repair
The above property is offered for sale because the present
owner Ia about from the state and will re s1ld
great bargain any who will purchase the whole
or any part Of it will be cold upon the mosl reasonabe
terms. 49,
Any person wishing country residence aud smill farm,
where lots for building may be sold from time To tune to
great advantage should consider the above most desirable
property . .
Tie growth Of Red Back, and the improvements in the
surrounding country the healthy location and the superior ait
uAton Of said property all commend II as reat %
to any who could give it attention. and dispose OF 1t IN
lots There three bUais running daily trips to ani on
Red Bank to NewYok Any letters addressed 10 the sub
scnber will resolve after ton. ASA COTIRELL,
Red Bank n. j., Agent fer the owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
SALTWATER PRIVILEGE.

60 acre, Of Land, situate in die town Of KhIneD.
Clutches. County mile. uhwrey Hn5., ,n' Rys1 and
ns BE- R,,lrJsd two miles Upon the premises
are mil sites with f O ~slsi osn s's'u ov
% r., ssver. large mills factories The land Is gooo
and weil.timbered rh. desirable property IA, nS
srs,ofore been offered the puoc Inquire OF GAh-
RRIrTTsON Rhinebeck. or OF FRANCIS I. GARRETT.
SON No 81 John-st New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
TTOBOKEN TOWN COMMITTEE.-

Il Paving Department-rO CONTRAC rORS-So sled
proposals VIII be rsceived By the and Supern
tencent CHARLks NE4LE. az HI, office, Laao Office
Hoboken, unnl EDNEsDAY, September l. 1852, at II
NJ TO esuate AID pave Hudsont from Fers-s to NORTH
line Of Fihst; sshIugou and Bloomfield ST., from
hewsrkst 90 north line FtIhst and flag aud curb
the sidewalks ETC. (wheIe requiied) Plans
ccGous the FIRMS Of esimate and the rules 10 Respect TO
the may be at the office OF the Surveyor Land
Office, HobskCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
Aonses Uante6.

TTOUSE WANTED.-W Wanted to pur-
III chase or hire q House with one or more lots OF
around between 5thsi and Harlem OF easy scce" to the
RAILROAD or stage preferred Address g. L., stating
terms and location Box 839, Lower Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

ITO BUlLDERS.-Proposals will be re-
n ceiv' until The fin Sc otsnber rext hs transfer
Office OF tie New jersey Ziuc Company, No 81 Lb.rtyst,
the ERECTION Of BRICK BUILDING sc the Com
psny works, at Newark New-Jersey The Building DO
10 feet long q feet wide and four stories nigh Specca
tons be had AID plan seem uoQn 4pocson Of
fee to JONATHAN 1ROfTER, Treasurer
Newly s6ih Angnst. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
NEW YORK HEALTHiNSURANCE

ASSOCIATION. Office No 1877 Broadway.-CapitaL
OOpO-Wi insure the health Of both Males aad Females,
s premom OF q 20 SO per year and pay ~ u $50 per
week when sck, and double thai amount for funeral ex.
penses Apply at the office for papers gvi1g more definite
explanation All Communications must be addressed 10 thu
Secretary postpaid. b 2. WHEDEN, President
3 A PIERCE, Secretary.
WM. H. maxwell, NJ D., Examining Physisisn-rsd.
dence No. a Wakerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

MRS. GIBSON, No. 80 Union-square,
lYL will reopen her Boarding snd Day school FOR Young
Ladies on TUESDAY, It'll Observation-Disclosures, August
DC 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
DRADBURY'S PIANO WARE

- ROOM, No As Brs sdwsy, three 90 RS above Canal.
H-Ihe "fohsn," "Gildsd Sting American Passut
Actor" and Arch bottom" Pian1-The Subscriber
compelled, from Ill health, to renqui.h In part nj,
profession a. teacher Of musc has made arrange msnts
70 sell assorted New-York and Boston Pianos; aud be
trusts the convenience Of hayag hand selected n,rru
ments ana bis long acquaintance with the public will in.
spire confidence in bis judgment and him liberal
share Of patronage Second hand Pianos exchanged for
sale and 70 let Orders from abroad suncuay attended TO-
Z. G. BRAD8URY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

MISS TOWNSEND'S School, No. as
Iva Est l6thst, corner Irv.ng-place, will reopen on
Afnndav
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r IBERTY NORMAL INSTITUTE

Al Liberty, sullivan Co. n An Actisml sna
Rad, School 1or Males and Frnales-the least exp-n
80 ,ost thor rh SchUol 10 the c'untfv every puPh
brips required to the 6.e me ans
1 sraing dsn.rnent will be under the supervision OF
he Princioa1 TIE Winter se-on com'nenc's on ~ t.o
NV ,ha Iih sentember next and continues u weeks
,i iii ~. ,e..,ved unu the lot OF November Terms
n, b.S washing hight. and tuition in The English branch
.. sa, per session Route by Hudson River hairoan on
49, ~ .dne.dsy. and Frdsvs AZ NJ, 70 New
bb benos nv plnnt road via Elenyille and arrive At
I,bsty the same evening Ticket. through ~ 70 the
b.,I , l- at the Pacific Hotel from Friday, the ION
en-. n,l Mono,v following .nd will srconpsny the stu.
al. 10 the school Apply To STlLNELL. SHOWS
co No Courandt st where circulars can be OBTAINED
.nJ eyery r,ouisit- inform -tion gwen.
'" JOHN D. WATKINS, NJ D., Founder and Trustee
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IRON BEDSTEADS VS.. BEDBUGS.-

Il 500 Iron Bedsteads OF various patterns which fold In
that males them convenient occupying mora
space than chair The sttaniioo Of the trade ana shopen
q solicited by HALL CO. No 81 Waters, Cornnsuoa
Merchants B-Advsncos maize cons sn,aenu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
for BOYS.-B. A. SMITH.

~ % l2h-st between 9TH and 6th.ay5 The Fall Term
vii! commence on MONDAY, Sept 8.
Miss COOK, Principal
separate department for Small Boys under the charge
OF Mrs II COON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
HARMS for SALE, GOOD and CHEAP.

Three of TO each three Of ~ acres thrse o. ~
acres three Of 80 acresal with good buidagA Psny
fruit snc near railroad station Various other sized
and village Houses and os soe to be EXCHANGED Tor CITY
prcpery-s Of cay aces, to Ses.fgIs. Apply 10 %
5. VAIL Plsinfed. n. j. and at Pacine hoes- on, TN
days, from ~ TO 2 Leave at and IL S'osA '''
norf aid of the BATTERY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
II OTIS for SALE.-HOME for ALL

II OIS lot OhLC.-- IIOAHE IUI 1hIIII'
$40 Lots from $50 to $2D each, In the beautiful VII
isge Of Maspeth L. about n miles from Wiisnsburgh'
and Can reached in Is mini by omnbues from the d
fersnt ferries every 20 minutes Fare only tt cents Apply
10 J. VAN MATER, Jr. Oh the premises, or - " Eb'
sTER No lis Nassau st, New-Yofs, or P. V. REMSEN,
No 222 Grand-ht " iiamsburgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
6rboOls.

4 BBOTTS COLLEGIATE INSTI-
~ TUITION for YOUNG LADIES-Spineler Institute,
Union Parb) Rev GOhHAM ID ABBOTr, Prncissl
The eighth academic year will commence WEDNEo-
DAY, Sept. 10. ~. &c.,
The appointments and arrangements Of this Institution are
Of the highest It's Professors and Teschers us Lora-
ry Paintings AND Apparatus its range and system OF In
sroctiop sno s courses Lectures Of character TO
insure far human srum ntaties can an accom-
pisntd, Christian education.
Pupils and applicants admission, expected to be
punctualy present at the opening exercises
Circulars may be obtained by letter. or at the n.ouaon,
New. Ycsk AUG. 10, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
DARN in WFSrCHESTER co.

sale exchange for city property socks NC bO acres
one houi rid from the ty yell wooded aud watered aud
capable OF diyisioa into three good farms paving
scod interest gIass and milk farm. The furniture sod
lease Of fret class house In NswYork Brookvn rec-S
ed In part psy Also several per cent couat
bends and ges first ebs and Wo secured In ims OF
Il 50 s. 80 SO and SjOn for sale for acommission OIL
nddresa Rox No Al ~ Y p at Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

LNOR SALE One OF the most desirable
N tracts of LAND yet offered for sale is SHARON
PLACE 10 the beautiful village Of FOROHAM the
Railroad Depot about one hours ride from the City Hall
Yoik-soched with variety Of Fruit Trees, and nav
4nR fine prospe:t Inquire of II GIL bERp, No Mas
eaDst, from II till 2 or Of CHARLES BERRlAN, or the
premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

AIRS. MULLIGAN'S and Miss r Oh
lH ERTSs BOARDING and DAY CH0OL Tor
YOUNG LADIES' No West 2st &C., first 10 use from the
5th ay, will be opened on WEDNESDAY,, Sc Il 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31
Life Insurance.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE

l7k COMPANY Cash CAPITAL. tl00.Ooo. indspsa<.
emit OF the Premium Fund
Office No lf6 Bread way, corner Of Loenyd
fhs Company continues insure Against all manner OF
Life risks on most favorable terms T.,
Persons may insure payable AZ any gives ase or sooner
s.se OF death California permits granted st red ioed 1875
A. A. ALVoRD, President
c. Y. WEnPLE, Secretary.
NJ D. MORGAN, Actugry. 49,,
ABRAM Dy goIs, M D. at the ONCE daily rom "s
o'ciock p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-31

w "A modern House, 10 the vicinity o. Broadway;
for location above Grand and below Fourthst
References given If required. - - 49,
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BEST

This article hiss been 50 much improved by tbs subscn.
her that he it much any other com.
pound in the United States while il il also free from delete
ous stuff See DR. Chiltons certificate OF is purity 90
e'ch label II put up in tin eens and sold at price
than the
Also for sale pure Double Refined salarstus Sup Carb
Soda CTesn Tartar Soap Powder. (drvl. and Sal Soda
Country merchants and others obtain thu above any
wholesale grocer druggist IN this city Write particularly
for tine genuine articles WsraI ted free from
For sale in any quantity by the manufacturer.
THOMAS ANDREWS, No 1876 Cedar at. N. Y.
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THE ESSEX COMPANY'S MA

THE ESSEX COMPANY'S MA
n CHINERY DEPOT-Stesm Engines, from 10 to 80
horse power Iron Psuers Vertical ID Horizontal Drills
EB,ine Lathes, Trip Hammers, large Shear, Power
Punches, Tad other varieties Of Mschni,s Tools
constantly hand 10 such progress that orders may be-
supplied from the works short notice High aud low
pressure Steam Engines and Boilers, Of any size, Steam
Saw Mills, Sugar Mills Turbine Water Wheels Shstting
Pueys, Cotton and Wool Machinery made 10 order Also
have hand and make 10 Ods Locomotives aud Freight
Cars The Essex COMPANY OF Lawrence Mass having
of the largest mschreshOO. in the Uued States with
tensiVe facilities for manufacturing Machinery enabled
TO furnish COCO article aud OTTER u very low price.
COCOON MCKAY. Agent,
Office ard Machinery Depot, 40. 81 Orosd.st, N. Y.
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Gopartnersbip.

NOTICE.-The partnership of H. NJ.
i LOCKWOOD l. co. IL this day dissolved by mutual
sno either OF the authorized cot
de its anaiu--Dated July IS, Iss5. = =
Fl. NJ LOCKWOOD.
GEORGE RUDD.
The Clothing buxHes In all In branches viii BE- ooattn
sed OF the old stand By the subscriber.
u. N. LOCKWOOD.
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ETROPOLITAN PIANO-FOR TIE
NER. +. II. NASH, who has been for
LTGHTE a. NEWTON, in

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consequence of the increased dsmsnd and unuvsed
popu arity OF their PIANOFORTES have extended th-lr
business. and opened Wareroom in Broadway, No 6l5,
where shall constantly keep choice selection OF our
PsnoForfes from st 10 II octave In Rosewood ca'>s with
all the latest ippryed patterns We shall also to
keep full assortment of INSTRUMENTS At our Msnuia tory
and War-rooms No IL Canals. All Pisnotortes OF our
manufacture warranted in every respect frofe'so
amateurs ard those purchasing are respect
tly invited 20 call and examine All orders from the city
or country punctuailY executed
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Real Gstate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE, by COLE q
IA CHIFFON, No. 9Wslltt-rwostory brick House.
and Lot, No. 5o4 Broome ct. near suTens.st,
Three story bick House, and Lot No. 81 West9h'st,
near 6tb-sv,
sual Farm OF 40 acres, az Hampstead. L. , good
Dwelling House, &c.
Cottage, and plot Of Ground, .tLodl NJ,
Lots on SD st. r6th.av,
Lots ON Esd At, near 6th-sv,
bck House and Stable NJ Z. Blsecksr
and Lsuicnssts,
The valuable Property N. w. corner Green aud
Bleeckerss
ThIee-story briek House In 3lss Lexington-av.