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FURTHER EVIDENCE of the grea,

II virtue of DR.. HOOFLANDS CELEBRATED GER
MAN BITTERs, prepared by d.. c. M. JACKSON, No
40 Archist. Philadelphia.
Scotrs Weekly said August 25 Dr. Hoofands German
Btters manufactured by Dr. Jackson recommended
by of the most prominent members OF the Faculty as
an article of much efficacy In of female weakness As
such the would advise all mothers to obtain bot
tie and thus save themselves much sickness Persons OF de-
btated constitutions will find these Bttes advantageous to
health as we know from experience the sautay effect they
have upon weak systems"
The Dalv Sun saws at is of the best medicines Of
the age for Jaundice and Liver Complaint
Nedps Gazette saws DIR. Hoofands German Bitters we
know be excellent article fulfilling in every respect
what is claimed for it by the advertiser" ma
The Erenng Bulletin The celebrated German Dit
tiers are said to be invaluable remedy for Jaundlce Dys
pepsia and Nervous Complaints"
me Daiiv Ne,cs July a. says: "A MEDIcINEWe speak
of Dr. Hooands German Bitters when say it Is bless.
ing of this age aud in diseases of the hillary digestive and
nervous systems has not think equal IL yege
table preparation and made without ALCOHOL and TO all m
vads we should recommend it worthy OF their conn.,
dence." -.
The Dpatch says: "As medicine for Liver Complaint,
Jsundce Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia 1t has been found
invaluable eecting cures and thoroughly Graduating dis
ease when all other medicines have failed"
For sale by respectable dealers throughout the country
Wholesale and retail by A. b. d. SANDS, Fulton andW
liam sts and C. Fl. RING, No. 1872 Broadway Newly
Mrs Nj. HAYES, Brooklyn. WIN. Ii. PIERCE, Port
Chester.
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Another Scientific Wonder.
GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA

NJ Dr. HOUGHTONS PEPsIN-The true DIGEST
I'VE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared nom hen-
net or the fourth Stomach of the Ok after directions
Baron Liebs the great Physiological Chemist oy ;. .
HOUGHTON, N. ID, Philadelphia, Pa This truiy Won
Complaint Constipation and Debility, curing amer NstqIes
method, BY Natures own AGENT the Gastric JUICE nsu
tewpoonul OF Pepsn infused water viii digest or aus
solve I've pounds Of beef In about TWO hou out Oh tns
stomach.
Scientific Evidence-Baron Lebe in his wor1
On Animal Chemistry, says An Artificial Digestive Fluid
analogous Gastric Juice may be readily prepared from me
mucrous membrane Of the stomach Of the Ok IN which van
ous articles Of food a. meat and eggA win be soened chang
ed and deetea Just in the manner - they would -
In the human stomach
car on the Agent and ret descriptive Circular g,ttA
irving large of scientific evidence, nmiAf 70 ~
shoys icyriher wifh reports o vmartahe cures from al
1919 L..eo sisl4A IL ~ 49,, -ss's>-'s s-~
~ No 81 broadway.
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Uopartnersbip.

MESSRS. CARLETON & co. having
lv this day sold their entire partnership estate and ~
sets to ABRAHAM r. FROTHINGHAM the business
will hereafter be conducted by him. and all debts due or ow
ing Carleton Co. to be paid to him--New. York.
Feb. Is, 1852 CAkLEIVN W;
The firm Of CARLETON 4 co. has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent-New York, Feb H. 1852
CHARLES g. CARLETON,
CHARLES CROSBY,
HENRY j. SEAMAN,
(Copy) ROBERT CHARLES.
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Hle0iral.
;TTE EARNESTLY ASK a candid Pc

WE EARNESTLY ASK a candid pc
w rusal of the testimonial appended of Dr. Northsl
the celebrated Damatist 1t will then be seen that al We
GOURArD'S HAIR DYE over all other dyes, receives
confirmation strong Is proof OF Holy wnt"
BsoorLrs March is. 1882
To DE- GovrrD-Dsar SIR: Whatever value mas belong
10 the of who his life testimony to secret
a remedy OF kind DESTROYS that you should possess
admirable instantaneous Lqnd Hir Dye
When hairs became noticeable children thouss
Was time seek Of hiding those ietaes o the
family eye have udcros effects produced by var
Hair Dyes among friends giving al the pfsmac eoofso
the bckens the skin OF another a making ns
hair third stand dry, unnoened hne. ike qms upon
lie porcupne that almost d-spd and should have even
up the OF "dyes had celebrated literary man.
of who had used preparation He told me vhs
pracca taught tt your mar
ye effects, than ten mn
besutng results never cav
ing slightest the and what y stu more
and vtsIns the HAIR gyIns TO The youth
and strength Of Adolescence well A. the glossy beauty and etnper
aRce = early manhood have the honor to remain yoar- truly
The above invaluable Dye together with the world re-
powned ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, IL found az "
FELIX GOURAUDS old established depot, No. 81 !" ak
er-st near Broadway
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E BROWNS ESSENCE of JAMAICA

IN BKOW N 5 ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
IL GINGER--Travelers leaving for California are rec
commended provide themselves with this valuable essence,
eecuay prevents the bad effects Ut change Of water
climate &c, which they exposed No traveller should
20 without it.
CAUTIoN-Persons desiring article that be relied
upon prepared solely from Jamaica Ginger should be
particular ask for " Browns Essence of Jamaica Ginger
which warranted to he what represented and pre-
pared only by FREDERICK BROWN. and for sale at his
Drug and Chemical Store northeast OF 9th and Chest
nut-sts Philadelphia and for sale in NewYork by A. j.
Delatour No 254 Wslst Rushton, Clarke Co. No ITO
Broadway No. 10 Aston House and No Us Irving House
N Y; John Alilhau No 1888 Broadway; r. C. Wells Co,
No 81 8th-av.
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DFP1RTMENT Of REPAIRS and SUP.

IL PLIES April H. ,,n,.ss,a~r oS R<psis ma
sups1. Basemeo Wet End ssm 81. ~, IN - saseE
a,sn.S SoF BriLDIso HOUSE FOR ihs y, ~
otehs9 Known No ils suhsae st. tof NJ
W N Co No Buffers viii eamzts Tor the mason sse
ers - ori s~tnr.fry pan and specification % me 'srs
required al Iniormapn u regard nsfsss, c.
~ 80 ce oil the Superintendent Of Repairs TO rs'n.
ns. No 10 ELzab~thst BsoA estimate. can - ~ ,s 4,
-, B-Tle Coums the nsAt .. " .s -"
az INV az the estimates deemed for the interest W Sto~
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Nrp1RTNENT of REPAIRS and SUP.

rs Al "a fss2-TO BrILDERs.-sea~d psopossg
=, y,a Al dc Of the Coumi.-ion~r Of Repair seS
49,. ft..~u~uf end New CITY Hail. anti fndays
y 10 oeek At ~hh thy via b~ pnbacy 81
~ a. IvRIxG and ENHANCING the BUILDING No III IN
YH eT sad used Station Boas~ s The iote ~
-, poe~ Baers the and sos
.,sy sp~efauon ehe wors required 70 oe sone ~
sHse q ssIsrstsr&sn' of Repair 70 fsef D'|s'
Vb,sfS<l~ BAnh BE- had Al e-Sf on'se - =
N ror.sr,v r-.es. rsi ~ ~rfss Al o. Any o. ~
--s....-s =. .xss~u iof me ntssst VI The CortnsnoA
Wk ADAMS, CeEn'L u ksoass - ssDeso
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financial.
100000 nr4 Bo ssB sasos COUNTY aAT1

.oroNNo"NNNo~N0NcoNN|>0o
100000 rr4 go 1SB sasos oe eATl
and CITY or NASHVILLE (Ksntucky) BONDS
Mesns Gilbert Johnson Insurance Buildings Wham-st,
Cent Bonds the above Counties and City with interest
coupons payable semi annually in the City Of New
The Bonds s are for ssc the principal rsn'uI'a''
These Bonds were issued to the Maysve and Lexington
Raoed IN Of Soc 1 &c 70 o
vote of the people unanimously in the City OF Maysve,
and by heavy majorties in the Counties
miles long and the Cities OF Maysve on the Ohio
River and Lexington In Fayette County The estimated
cost Of the work u and the stock SUBSCRIPTIONS arc
The Counties Of Bourbon Fsyee and Mason, are all pop
ulous and wealthy The soil unsurpassed In fertility IN any
country and the population IL intelligent industrious and
ubsanfiaL The AUDITORS Report for 1884, exhibits the fol-
lowing statistics of wealth and psPg% aSs21y Population
Bourbon. .........."......sile4 l,7T azz@9s
Eayette ............'...'... n,2o'sso oaaas
The above Counties entirely out OF debt excepting Tor
their recent Railroad subscriptions, amounting to
City Of Maysve has population Of about 1000 and tax
able property to the Of 81 100000 II the point
the Ohio River in the County Of Msso8 Of tsashPmsnt
chandse and produce going inward and unosr
the influence Of the system OF roads now
and forming connections with all the ch central regions OF
Kentucky and with the principal lines OF Railway running
south and north the city must rapidly rise In ounes pop
hut has means to the amount Of go 600 and OF
t 600 exclusive of the for Railroad purposes This IN
debtedness is based capital of 49, 49, go exabited
By the Assessors books which does not give more nan TWO
thirds Of the actual value.
The copntionay the issue OF these Bonds has been
affirmed by the Circuit Court and Court OF Appeals OF me
state of Kentucky which forever settles that question: Inc
Court Of Appeals decided that their collection can Dc en-
forced by wit Of mandamus and the individual properly OF
every citizen subjected to the payment
The Kentucky members Of Congress certify to the perfect
security Of these Bonds and Mr. Clay adds hs testimony 70
.Tbese three Counties among the richest believe;
excluding Jefferson they the three richest IN that State
The Bonds are executed under the authority OF the Lesla-
ne and is power TO grant that authority b been recently
affirmed by the highest judicial tribunal in kentueky en-
terrain no doubt that the principal and the bond
respectivey VIII be punetualy paid they become due
such nav confidence the safety Of investment IN these
Bonds that If my property were all converted INTO tnen
should feel perfectly secure.
"H. Clay
A printed exhibit may be had st the office OF the an'
deYsigned. q. .v.rues of
These Bonds offer Of the best perfectly safe
investment now before the public M. yv;,sm-f
Gil RFRT 4 JOHNSON, Insurance Buildings, Wli..n ~
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NEw-JERsEy Zinc COMPANY, /
Transfer Office, No. 81 Liberty-st.

NEw-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY,
Transfer Office, No. 81 Liberty-stS
NOTICE.-An amendment to the char
i ter OF the NewJeney Exploring and Mining Co. has
passed the Legislature of NewJeey and been accepted BY
the Directors The title by the act changed to New.
Jersey Zinc Company"
The New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Company stock,
and the stock the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and
Manufacturing Company, will be exchanged for the
stock NewJe Zinc Company upon application at this
office. JAMES l.. CURTIS, President
New-York, March 10, 1852.
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r ERMAN'S CELEBRATED TOOTH

IL 4 WASH-This invaluable preparation has been used
in Philadelphia where il has immense popularity for pre-
serving and cleansing the Teeth removing all inflammation or
soreness of gums and imparng healthy odor to the
breath price 25 per bottle Sold by Dupuy corner
Broadway and Houstosts Lea, No fS broadway Deroma
No IS Chaharn-st Drummond, No 40 Reade-st Keller
Co. No. 40 Futonst, Brooklyn Van Bushyink, No. %
Westinghouse Jersey City Marsh Northrop wholesale
agents, No. $50 Greenwchst, New-York.
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GENERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD
NREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
" BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C. at CRAWBUCK'S No.
S5S Grands I'd door of Essexst, New-York-Cbeap
Upholstery and Feather Street.-The attention of families
about purchasing respectfully invited to the large and beau
ul assortment of Beds Mattresses Paasses Bedsteads
Cots &C. all of which have been purchased at low cash
prices and will be sold such prices as to make an In
ucemen for all to call and examine the above stock previous
TO making their purchases Goods any part OF the
city, Brooklyn or WILLIAMSBURG free of certage. Old Beds
and Mattresses renovated and made over.i
w. CRAWBU No. $50 Grandst,
I'd door east Of Essex-st, NY
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cyTREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall of Rec


- ords-PubLe hereby that the following PSI
tons the Board Of Ahsmen To FLAG
SPACE SIX FEET WIDE through ..dsw.as, Of 81 a.
from 18th 10 To PAVE IHIRIYFHTHs ST and flag
SPACE FOUR FEET WIDE through sidewalk from 6h 70 9Th ava
To RE GRADE and RHPAyE f0uRTEESTHsT, between
Broadway and lbav To FLAG SIDEWALK south side OF TN
9Th Ako the following kesolnisonsi 10
FENCE VACANT LOTS between 2d and 24hts and ernsoo
y To REGULATE GRADE FIFTY FIFTH ST. between oth
and stbsvs To FLAG SPACE flVE FEET WIDE throaes
devas Broadway from No. s6 10 corner f6 q
To flag SIDEWALK side Of 10Th between 10Th end
Hudson An interested having objections thssete
requested present them, writing To the undefsned @ hn -
Gee, o. . before the Ish day Of April inst ,,,
80 n0lGR CammlaGl013
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nEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and SUP

III ELI nm MINI OF III .tIIe.1 o..'or ,,gp.
IL PLIES. Apnl IL, lss2-TO FIRE ENGINE BUILDERS.
Prcposz viii at the 0hee Of the y
Repairs Supplies (BaemeEt No West end New cy hsD
until THURSDAY April ~ ok M At wleb tine tnsy
vii be pubLcy opened FOR BUILDING TWO FIRE ESGIs0
FOR The CORPORATION on NEW.fohk-ooe 20 os ans -
4. No TO- and the other g. Of this city Esimaton -
s,rate Cor each engine separately The plans sad .yenes
rrss5 thereto, can be had Al tne
Chief Engineer Of the Pre- Department NO ~ csos.
es nrbt rejecting all OF any Of ths "a
Interest Of The Cofycstoa II 80. ~ sspvSss
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CALCUTTA GOODS-Cargo of the
~ mp James Drake jus, arrived, consisting Of
salfreter 2oi0 baEs
Tvne, go bales ? and thread
GuIny Cloth $40 bales
tiunny Bars fno bales
Ginger 1876 hass
Hides, 81 bales Cow dead green and slaughtered.
= Hides bales Buffalo dead, green and slaughtered
For sale by SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO.
No. * Soafh-st.
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NOTICE.-The COpartnership between
IN FREDERICK @. RICHARDSON and DAVID
WOODS is dissolved by mutual consent from this date
F. G. RICHARDSON will continue the business and
settle all claims and accounts at No. lU7 JohnsMGch 80
1852.
vID WOODS co, being transferred to them, ceases by
mutual consent from this time The business will be confln
ned "a heretofore by DAVID WOODS and JOHN Nc
MURRAY.-March 81, 1852
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;OLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP.
The Partnership heretofore existing between Geo.
A. Sparks and James Aitken trading under the firm OF
by mutual consent GEO A. SPARKS,
- JAMES AITKEN.
The subscriber will succeed the firm of Sparks Aitken
and continue the Coal business at the old stand No 200 and
2O7 Frankln-st. JAMES ATkEN.
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DoNDs of the CITY of COvING-

- ION, kv-Guarspecd BY the Cosingfon ard Lex'ne.
ton Railroad Co-1he s<ye-nArled Bonds IN suns OF
Sonsash and bear per cent snaan Tho
a. and nserss payable m tins tity OF
~k-the former IN 1884, The Bonds were issued IN
conformity with Especial " the Legislature, ratified by
"a I'm .ss unanimous vote Of the citizens They gaarnn
sa by ire CoNlngton and Lexington Railroad Co. which
aene h'e OF the ricst and populons Cocsfss OF
$2Os0t0n.
Printed exhibits Sc- h. obtained ON application 10 The
ufctrnued, BY whom the Bonds are offered IA ale
CAAMANS, WHITEHOUSEk Co No ss W,li-.t
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TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE, larry

town, n. YIN this Institution young Gentlemen are
thoroughly Instructed all the branches requisite for COM
mcrcia pursuits entering College The Summer Term
commences the rst Monday in May. Circulars contain
ing references terms &C. with view Of the Institute taken
from the spot where Major Andre captured can be OBJ
tanned al C. Shepard Co.'S Bookstore, No l52 Fuon-st
or y. II. Wilcox No. 29S Broadway New YORK or by sd
dressing A. NEWMAN, Principal.
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T OOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE.

OOKING-GLASS AND PICTUKE-
I/FRAME MANDATORY, Nos. 81, SO and II For.
sythst, New The undersigned having devoted his
Picture Frame business fully competent his experience,
to execute work o any description in his ne that will give
largest and most establishment of the kind this
country advantages variety and ex
stock the long established and continual
increase of trade all parts of the Union, with the many
improvements the undersigned has recently made In his ma
chnery enables him sell his articles at less prices than
any other manufacturer; and he respectfully sohcs his
friends and the public in general to call and examine his
vious to purchasing. ,,,,,
On hand, Rosewood, Walnut Mahogany and Gid Mould
An communications through the PostOfce will be thank
fully received and punctually attended to- Direct to Box
No lOI Chatham square PostOfice. s. }. SIGLER.
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nERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.-The

thrteth emi-annuel session OF tins INSTITUTION VIII
-,Sumepce ON WEDNESDAY,, May s.
The course and mode of instruction are adapted 10 the
rants and capacities of the pupils who in their preparation
for college or trained to habits OF discriminating
thought and close investigation.
.rement with the Injuries Of the breeze and seaoathin
recommend its location. 49, -,
To resa him who finds mischief still for idle hands to
Aon bv furnishing innocent and useful employment the
Principal has small expense, provided Reading
Room with library and periodicals. Gymnasium, and va
sy Of incentives TO safe and healthf outofdoo exercise
yr that assurance which every parent must desire In ref
rce to the character and advantages OF school IN when ne
4 about 10 place SON. the Principal refers with confidence
10 numerous patrons and others who have long known HIM
and his school, and respectfully invites parents seeking good
ho and pleasant home for their TO visit s Institution
Terms 75 per session Of q weeks for board and tut
ton with use Of books for English studies Modern Lam
susses aud Music extra
P circulars containing further particulars with testimo-
na references aud steel engraving OF the buildings, ap-
DIV 10 CLARK AUSTIN 4 co, No 205 Broadway, OF to
The Principal ;. q. WOODBRiDGE ferth Amooy M.
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UyHE DUTIES of the FLUSHING FE-

Il MALE INSTITUTE, (St. Thomas's iialP fnsn,ns'
Iar Island will be resumed the first Monday IN May
T containing references and an en-
.~y;np OF The Hall with the for board and tuition
spply the book store No 1873 Nassaus heV' WILLIAM
III GLIDER, A. NJ. Principal.
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TJARTFORD, PROVIDENCE and

HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE and
IL FISHKILL RAILROAD NOTICE TO CON-
TRACTORS-Sealed proposals for the grading and masonry
of two divisions of the line of the Hartford Providence and
Fshk Rairoads-one extending from Providence TO Wilt
mantle the other from Bristol to the Naugatck Valleyw
be received the Companys Office in Hartford up to the 18th
inst Plans proes and specifications will be ready for
animation and after the I'D ns at the same place and
information regarding the be obtained at the Com
panys Offices in Providence Wlimanc and Bristol well
the Engineers office in Hartford The Directors will re-
que security for the faithful execution of the work which
is be divided into sections Of convenient length The Di
also hegh to reject such proposals they
may consider Observation-Disclosures, April 2 1852
SAMUEL ASHBURNER. Chief Engineer
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DANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of

ID NEw-YORK--ALBAsy, April 7. lss2-The BANK Of
CAYUGA LAKE has this day filed in this Office, notice OF
the appointment of AMASA ). FOSTER OF the City OF
Newfork agent tor the redemption Of liz circulating
notes together with Of the appointment OF
Washburn Co. of Albany such sgents agreeable TO the
entitled IAN to amend the several acts relating 70
incorporated Banks Banking Associations and individual
Bankers" passed April IL, 1851
DANIEL b ST JOHN Superintendent
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Professional Notices.

CIMPSON & CO.'S HOUSE FUR
- NISHING STORE, No ~ Canal st and No % LIS
ptIard.st near Broadway and the Newiaven Railroad
aepdt n. Y.-Hardware cutlery hollow ware, Britannia
ware planished ware, tin and japPaned ware baskets
brushes &c embracing every variety OF articles Tor mousse
keng of new goods Of the first quality and at pces to
give satisfaction purchasers Those about purchasing VIII
do well call and examine the assortment before purchasing
Refrigerators and meat safes of size Goods
home free of expense to any part OF Wlamsourgh
BROOKLYN Jersey City.
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Y ONDS.-Troy and Boston Railroad

I(ONDS.-lrOy ana Boston Railroad
ID Company per cent due 1861.
Contoocook Valley Railroad Co per cent due la6l.
Western Vermont Railrosd Co per cent due rs 10 IL
Vermont Valley Railroad Co. per cent, due 1862
Mansfield and Ssndusky Raoad Co per cent due ls6o.
Elyris Town. Lorain Co. per cent due 1919
Huron Town, Enc Co, 7Per cent, due 1850 go,
City OF ColumbuS Georgia, per cent due 1883
Muscosee Railroad Co. Georgia per cent, due lsoS
Peora and Oquamka Railroad Co. per cent, due 1862
Fayette Co. Kentucky, Endorsed.
Covington and Lexington Railroad Co per cent, due
1881 For sale by SIMEON DRAPER, No " Pine-st
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GOLD MINING in CALIFORNIA.-

~ The Books OF the MANHATTAN QUARTZ MIN.
ING COMPANY orca Tor the sale Of Stock the Gem
peny's Office No as Broadway, NewYork City. Capital
els. 600; shares $loo each.
This Company located in Grass Valley, California n
has rich and extensive claims and Is the
heaviest and machinery shipped Cal
lorna The President and most OF the Trustees have been
practically engaged IN Quartz Mining
full account Of this Company may be found in IAe Daily
T'bsne of March Persons wishing pamphlets swing N
account of Quartz Mining IN general and OF this Company
in particular have them by applying At the
bee, by addressing by mall postpaid nclcsns two stsmp
JOHN A. COLLINS. No. a8 Broadway, Newfork City.
JOHN A. COLLINS, President
HORACE likEEIEY Secrrtars aud rreaxurrr
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Boarding School, for both young Ladies and young
Gentlemen at Nyack. Rockland Co.. N. Y, LEWIS B.
HARDCASTLE, PrncpaThe locality of this Institution
buupassed by any in the vicinity OF the city, both as re-
sEds health and beauty OF situation and convenience OF
The Principal will pay the sctes attention, alike
10 the mental moral and physical training OF his pupils
Number Of pupils limited The Summer Session commences
Monday, May 8, to continue q weeks.
TERMS &6O $3.50 per annu, $50 to $50 per session
man Co.'S No i99 Broadway the Drug Store, corner
Of Mott and Broomests and ut j. c. Huntngdons drug
store corner OF 22dst and 3dav Communications by man
vii receive prompt attention.
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TIME SUMMER TERM of Miss M. A.

u STURGES'S School for Young Ladies' at Stamford,
Conn., will commence the first Monday in May. Crcu-
n and references may be had the residence Of the Pn
March p 1852.
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TAPER HANGINGS of new and beau
Il tiful designs, just imported by FRANCIS FAKES
CO. No S79 Pearlst from the renowned manufactures Of
j. Zuber Co., Decourt, and others of equal eminence,
all their designs of the richest Paper Hann selected
expressly and suitable decorate the interior apartments
the costly and which warrant shall be
arranged and put the walls by superior wokmen to the
entire satisfaction of those who favor with their orders
Our wholesale and the public will find our supply
extensive and the prices low "a to be found else
Rhere