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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-09

GROCERY STORE FOR SALg-AN OLD EsrAB-
" ed stand Aleo Fixture and Furniture OF said
Horse Wagon Sleigh and Harness. Stock small. Apply
VIM r. PRENTICE l4S Prince, corner Laurens street
DARLoR ORGAN.-F0R SALE, BEAUTIFUL PAR
i lor Urgan in mahogany case suitable for small
church. Odd Fellows F,eemssons lodge room. Must be
sold sion, Can be seen mt No. 1877 wooster street.
UAMlLI.
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CLOTHING.

MAST OFF CLOTHING.-LAR0E OR SMALL GUAM
~ titles Of good left on wearing apparel wanted, for
which the full value will be ibersllv given In ourrent
money BY sddressng Through post calling ON James
Morney his secondhand store, No. IL Orange street.
near Chatham street.
r EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED.
IL Ladies and gentlemen obtain good price the
above articles by sending through post or otherwise. "
THOMPSON. 81 Leonard street. near Broadway.
WASH FOR CLoTHING.-LADTEs or GENTLEMEN
having any OF clothing furniture to dispose o.
ean receive vauc In cash. sending the STORE
or BY through the post Cohen ~ Hudscn street
Ladies attended 10 By Mrs. Cohen.
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FURNISHED COUNTRY SEAT TO LET OR LEASE

EURNISHED COUNTRY SEAT TO LET OR LEASE.-
~ The country seat known as Woodland" situated on
Washington Heights tentranoe in Tenth 4Sth
street recently occupied BY gentleman now In Europe.
full extend from the Tenth to the Hudson river
which tho walks varied and delightful views The
winter has been planned with unusual taste and
with singular degree beth design
ton. The distance from the City Ha is about miles,
Ard is within few minutes walk OF the Hudson River
railway station at 6d street and Of tho landing Of the
steamboat Jenny Lind The hoHse is elegant
statuary and be let on favorable
terms to good tenant for one or more Extensive
stabling attached Cards to
premises may be obtained by parties dasirous Of
establishment which, It is bskeved has but few any equals
In the country, n application %
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LIOUND-A PORTE NOMINATE. CORNER OF SIX
teenth st. and Sixth avenue containing small amount
Of money The owner can have IT by proving pety and
for ths advertiser Inquire at the Coal Office,
q IN REwARD.-sToLEN, FROM NO. IS BEAVER
70 " street, the 9th inst, bale of Havana To-
bacco, marked D. B. Dealers cautioned against pr-
cbanr the and the above reward will be paid for the
detection Of the thief ut IL Beaver street. stairs
N1O REwARD.-FOR A BOX AND CONTENTS
~lV marked q. w. Farant Co., Norfolk, Va, taken
from 1877 william street, Saturday about O'clock p
n. ia. MORRISON, lT William street, up stairs
4 IN REwARD-LOsT, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
tached lever No 2 the left hand eide Of Canal street.
between Broadway and Church between the hours OF
four and five o'clock In the afternoon Ten dollars reward
will be paid to person finding the by calling at
20 Bleecker street, corner of Broadway.
r oST-A NEW, BROWN SILK PARAsoL, WITH
IL white lining, steeple top and ivory handle II
wrapped in white paper and lost from carriage Satu
day afternoon. either in Macdouga Spring street. A
satisfactory reward will be given for its return DO No
7 0sT, OR STOLEN. FROM STONE CO., IS Ex-
F. Bolley Fills. No 2s2 1917 yards; 1887, is yards
reward will be paid for the recovery ofthe property
n0G L0sT.-THREE DOLLARS REwARD.-LOsT,
- on Sunday evening, Sth nst. about dusk, young,
black and tan terrir dog with smooth hair pointed
pedears long TAIL and we'll marked with tan Answers to
the name OF Jerry Last heard Of in Seventh near
HIM No. III West Twentysecond street, or At No. 10
Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-09

NOR SALE, NEARRfE BEACH IS ACRES OF LAND
IL In the town of Rye situate the South side Of che Dad
leading the Turnpike and having oxtcn
sive view Of Long Island Sound Tho above IL about
AID half miles from the Rye station and half mile from
road leading from the village of Milton to mile
from the beach and mile from the depot The above
property about and half hours from New York.
most desraby located fer pleasant and cheap country
denees. Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No. l Pine st.
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YARNS OF FIVE ACRES AND UPWARDS, AND
Splendid Village Los-Now is the time " pnrcbass
home the Lake of Beauty SALE few village lots
At Lakeland L, ON the north side of the Long Island
Railroad These lots laid out aud Streets
leading from the Railroad TO the celebrated Lake Rnkon
Etma delightful location cannot be found in the
vicinity Of New York. Persons select such lots they
detire and pay in cash by instrument Apply imme.
diately to CHARLES WOOD POS Broadway, where map
of the be had and all inform alton cheeruly given
BAN excursion the Long Island Railroad to Lake
land. Cars will leave Atltnro street, BROOKLYN.
Wednesday the nth Of August inst. az ~ o'clock A. ~
arrive Mt Lakeland about half past 10 o'clock A. M
leaving att o'clock to returngying fine opportu.
nifty all who wish to the place and select such lots
symny WISH Tickets ST. and good TO return the next
day
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NOR SALE-A SALOON ON BROADWAY. WITH
private parors and eight private rooms
kitchen, &C. The Saloon and VOL furnished
fitted up which furniture and fixtures with the will
sold. Rent extremely low. Apply TO Il. b. KINSHIkER
No. $40 Foprt avenue from to 7 p. NJ.
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DVERTISE1ENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.

PERSONAL.
az EACH REWARD -INFoRMATION WANTED,
Oh Of Lewis Bo otbe Abraham Harrington, William Da
wilson BERNARD Murphey James Creigher, Charlemagn
Drfour Hugh McDuhy John Colvin John Bsstice Jona-
hers who served the Of 1872 and resided in We
cipv Of York in 1920 Apply to, or address, H. NAT
TISON, 3Nassau street, second floor,
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n u.A-NorlcE-rHE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

n U.A.-NoTlCE.-THEA AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
". of Newark N. j.. composed Of members of the
vra Chapters in that cty) will make their annual pic mic
and coton excursion, in the steamer HERO with two
large double decked barges to Havertraw touching at
Nyaek and New York foot of Jay street, each way
cotllon bands also the Newark City Rifles will accompany
the excursion Members OF the order in this city, DESTROYS
Of spending day pleasure with their Newark brothers
do by getting board the foot of Jay street,
quarter to ten o'clock They also obtain tickets when
going on board the boat.
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VyOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT.
TEE-The regular Monthly Meeting Of this Committee
''"''' ~ ''s''' JOHN WHEELER, Chairman.
5 Inan s. r; GLOVER Secretaries.
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u ENT $25o.-roR SALE OR TO LET-sIx THREE
~ story brick houses at carman yie miles from
the city, every hour In the day
steaT and stages Inquire Of r. r. CARMAN at his
ofhee Carmanville, or LOSS Broadway.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO IAN,
w situation to mind children to make herself gene
rally useful in some respectable family Advertiser is
Protestant and has not lived out. Wages much
object Rice place. Please CALL for two days No. 10
East Eleventh street, in the basement doors from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-09

EORSALE-A HOUSE AND LOT IN MONROE STREET.
Reid avenue, price ST. l0O two houses aud two
lots in Macdouf nj street Phca price $500
$780, all n the city OF Brooklyn. Terms half cash half
bond and ortgage for term of Apply at 2 Mad
street, New York.
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A GOOD CHANCE-FoRsALE,A CONFECTIONERY
- business near broadway, cheap conditions.
Inquire ut the American Consignment ohoe l22 William
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ITO LET-THE UPPER OR DWELLING PART OF A
four story house Fourth avenue with gas hot and
cold water BATH hitchen NC, containing twelve
from TO u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-09

DARE CHANCELLOR SALE, IN THE SECOND
II ward, the fixtures ard good will of Porter
house in good location, and doing good bu in"s.
The fo seit ncGouat Of the owner dtrg
the business Inquire Of JAMES L. CHAPPELL, No $50
lhamherR IIice x1bO
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MIaCELLANEOUS,

nR: J. X. CHABERT, tKNoWN AS THE FIRE
~ Kirgs) Cholera, Diarrhna and Dysentary Medicines
for sale at the Drug Store No. 43l Grand street. B.
The Doctor can be consulted all diseases eight till
ten o'clock in the morning and from six till nine in the
evening at his ce No. 43 Grand street. between Attorney
Ridge
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation to do general Homework or TO take
ochidren The best of city reference given May be
for days. at l65 Eighteenth street. between Seventh
Eight aver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-09

NOR SALE-A GRAIN DISTILLERY IN NORFOLK,
Virginia, with twelve oflsnd attached in plete
order; will ds 800 bushels grain daily and DO made
to do 600 with tring outlay ready sale be found
for al whskey manufactured Grain can always be had At
less price than any of the rthern markets. bar
gain may be expected early application is made r. S.
gentleman that knows this dstilery with capital Of
SIG 000 willing engage It, with partner Possessing
good business qualifications and some capital Address
e. BURRUSS Norfolk Virginia.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC, WANTED.

HOUSE WANTED-WANTED TO RENT, A SMALL
Al two story House in the vicinity Of Broadway not
lower down town than Walker street. higher than
Fourth street. Address NJ at this office, stating rent
M location.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WG@Ox1AA NVI1ONs
NJ OTICE-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TUE
~ Lorriard Fire Insurance Company have this day de-
sared dividend of five per cent the capital stock
able and after the 18th of August.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Secretary.
August 9Th, 1852.
ZAP EXTRAORDINARY.-MR GEO. GARARBRANT
- fNew Jersey. will leap from the Harlem High Bridge
on Tuesday, the 10th inst. at 4 o'clock. Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04
NHIO COUNTY AND RAILROAD

" BONDS $1,000 We offer, at private sale, PICK
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN IN payment
of subscription to the Cincinnati, wilmington and lanes
vie RAILROAD per cents coupon. in Bonds Of go
$50 10 year to run principal and interest al Nav York
900 FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS Of san desc ipuon s,d for same Road
S2,OOO CLINTON COUNTY CONVERTIBLE BONDS,
Of same description and for same Rosd. - -
$4,000 FAYETTE COUNTY CONEERTIB Bile
BOZ rs, Of description, and FOR same Road.
These loaniare seversly ndosed and prompt payment
Of PRINCIPAL and coupons guaranteed by the Railroad Corn
pany and corresponding amount Of stock In the Road ss
well the f. h and list OF the County also pledged
the object by special act OF the Leg stature OF Oho
and the cOnstuIionsty Of the act affirmed oy the supreme
Court a maize and carried up by Clinton County
S2i.HO0 UNION COUNTY BONDS 10 years coupon J
per ndorsed and guaranteed by the Springfield and
Mansfield Railroad Company to which they were Issued IN
payment for stock . -
k250Oe CLEVELAND and P1TTSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY INCOME BONDS, only years to rsn, per
cent coupon. - - 80 ,,,--,,-,,r,
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, at par.
DELANO. DLNLENY X co. No. la Mallst
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DLANOSPHERICAL MACHINE for

il
Recently Patented in this COur try and In Europe.
COCHRAN'S PLANOSPHERICALQ GU ARfZ-CRUSH
ING and PULVkRIZING MACHINES. Of various sizes,
from to 10 feet in diameter ana weighing from 5OO los TO
10 EACH In daily operation tor the inspection OF
the public will be submitted TO any reasonable practical
tests proposed by parties Interested -. ,
These machines by their implicitly OF construction their
durability the undOubt,d principles upon which they ope
rate their effective operation and result are justly entitled
the consideration OF all parties engaged In grind ng cru'h-
Ing and puvezpg Quartz Zinc Ore and all other ores or
mineral substances .
II the peculiar feature of the economy Of these machines
that they found capable Of crushing and puverzng into
the finest powder any amount OF Quartz other earthly
matter in proportion 10 the amount OF weight or power ap
piled The earthly completely ground aud put
vezed that the gold may be easily separated and subjected
to sny process OF magamatinn that may be necessary
The machines work d. ver wet dry may be re-
CURED with little friction being almost without
mschineryO requiring ubncatiDg the principle
which they operate peccdes the possibility OF their being
put of order; do they heat material while being
puyezed They at applicable for all purposes OF
grinding and puveing from those reue ed by the Druggist
to those OF the most extensive operations In California aud
Australia
The propie.ors Of this inv nton solicit examination and
will prove by practical the peoy and economy
Of these machines any other FOR crushing grinding
pulveriZng, heretofore offered to the public.
These machines may be in operation at foot O South
Eigh'h4t Wiamsburgh at the large Patent Block and
Saw Factory OF Messis Burr Waterman Co first street
south Of Peck slip Ferry every day. from TO A. NJ aud
from tor NJ. For further particulars apply to
h h BU SSlNG co, No 81 Chhst, N Y.
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DROPOSALS for LOAN 1925 OOC


Il seven per cert. Mortgage and Convertible Bonds Of
the H,sborough and Cincinnati Railroad
prop sails will be received for OF not ess than 900 at
the ofice Of DELANO, DUNLAVY x Co, No Ia Wall ST.,
Newly until the It'll day Of August next at o'clock
p NJ for SIS coo per cent Bonds OF the HILLSIDE
rough and Cincinnati Railroad Co. convertible into sock OF
the Company the will Of the holder whin three years
from sJuy Interest attached payable Isl January
and ist Ju each year In NewYork at the Merchants,
Bark and tie principle aysbe the place list july
A. ID. 1861. -
These Bonds form part Of issue Of $500 OO0 secured by
MORTGAGE on 81 miles Of road from Loyelaud, Ohio to
point 20 miles east Of Hilsborough. They issued TO
meet the expense incurred in the construction OF 81 miles
road rom Loveland 1.-THE point OF connection with the
Little Miami Rarosd) ess' 10 HllsboreUgh, 30 miles OF
which are completed ffst-csss Railroad with rail,
co n to the ARD and has been running since s May last
daily Of passenger aud freight aud has up to this
time Melted clear per the entire cost O the road
This 81 miles Of road from LOyelsnd 10 Hlsborougn
passes through portions Of the Counties OF Clenont War
rem Clint and Iighlsudthe latter Of which clone, by
the Assessors for 1852 has Of Cattle 1881 head;
Hos. IS $50 head. Of Sheep 34l9 head of Wheat,
4a5 1913 bushels and Corn 0 600 bushels and of other
products the rato showing probability that as
local road pay from ten To twelve cent on the
cost fcons ucton But it is the fixed policy OF the Com
pany 10 their road Of Hlsboroush Bepre, OPP
pose Parkerbureh where it will form connection with
the Great BaiLoad line from Baltimore to the cities OF Gin
cnnat and St Louis Of which this road ia connecting link
The Trustee Ia the mortgage IL JAS. r. ID LANlER,
Foo Of the City Of NewYos. The bonds draw interest
from the first day Of July past Thirty per cent will be
uued being notified Of acceptance OF bld and the bal
AZ during The Of september and October Exhibits
giving full particulars relation these securities well
the port OF Col Elwood Morris Civil Engineer. and
g. LstTohe, Esq Consulting Engineer on the entire
line from H-boorgh Psrkersbnrgn may be the
bsnl house of DELANO, DUNLENY co, No IS
Wallet, NewfoTk. j. NJ. IRlMBLE
Pras n A 4 Go
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YORK and HARLEM RAIL

NRoAD COMPANY The Directors have this day
declared the ,rh annual dividend Of w per Cent
the Cld Capital Stock" or ths Company cut OF the net
aripg ofhs current months which will be paid AZ the
Office O. their Treasurer No Ceners' and aar Tues
day the second day Of August The Transfer Books
Of s- STOCK will be closed saturday July ~ At o'clock
P ST. and opened Wednesday, AuguEt g. at 10 o'clock
A a.-Da.ed New York. July =, 1852
sAhL NJ BLATLHP JRD, Treasurer.
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RAILROAD

III LOAN-S.C0C, COO DOLLARS-Seaed proposals will
b received at the office Of the Company in Phadepha
until the 18th day Of September next al sunset for the
whole any portion Of the above named Loan.
The Loan will be secured by first mortgage the Rail-
road Of the COmpany-8 miles in engthsnd its equip
ent which, when placed IN complete operation between
Heuburgh and PsbuT eh with single track and sidng will
cost Sl25Uc,OC
The amount OF unconditional subscription. TO the capital
stock Of the Company on the 3l, May was 50 100000,
which will shortly be increased to Ten Millions. On these
subscriptions there paid At that date fqil7295.
This broad basis together with the large receipts OF the
Company from the business Of the road it, unfinished
6ition. demonstrating beyond DOUBT the ability of the
Company 10 pay not only its debt buc ample dvi
6ends ockbOideT enables the Directors offer this
loan capitalists with unqualified that will
AFFORD safe nyestm Of their funds and certain IN
the punctuay with which the interest Will be met, the
best government securities
The Bonds will he issued in Of One Thousand Dol.
lars with interest coupons At the rate Of per ST.
ached payable the first day. of January and July Of each
yeG al the Office Of the Company In this city, OF
3e0 sterling with interest coupons at the of tive per
cent. paw able London without any deduction
The Bonos viii be redeemed where the interest made
payable the 3lst Of December $780, they
he c. npsny st time previous the 3ls Dece'
ber 1850
Twenty FIVE DER cent Of each accepted bid 70 be paid
within twenty days the receipt Of notice oft, ACCEPT.
suco London IL for Sterling Bonds and Phila phs If
or Dollar Bonds the remainder to be paid In MEETS
every on thereafter, until ths whole amount s settled
or the fall amount be paid IN At II desired
The proposals viii be addressed TO GEORGE v BACON,
Treasured ~ iadeph and indorsed Proposals Loan
They will specify the price offered for Dollar and sterling
Bonds. either.
The bids will be opened aud determined by the Board OF
Directors. on th- 10th DAY Of September
ANY further information IN relation the road and it,
ppects will h. furnished application office Of the
Company or to EDWARD MILLER Chief Engineer the
special Agent Of the Company in London.
EDGAR THOMPSON President.
iada fulv
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ENAMELED and COTTAGE SETS.

lZ-MATHEWs GILLIEs, Ornamental and Cham
Der Furniture house No 452 Broadway SIDE near
Grano.st., Mandatory Nc. - Greene st.
The subscribers having been engaged exclusively in the
manufacture Of Enamed sid Ornamental Cottage Furni.
ture since It's hrs introduction from Europe thereby
enabled through long Speencs offer warranted article
Is per cent below sll comp titors
Ensmeed ard Chamber Sets finished in the most exqui
site sty les 10 suit the mos, refined tastes
Persons frOn the south particularly requested 10 call
and examine entirely styles Of Enameisd and Or
Dsuenta Furniture finished by expressly for the Southern
market
Unlike all other establishments this city who depend
solely otheIs to for them sell again with
out knowog what quality of materials used in their
construction would inform the public that each and every
article offered by us throughout under spe
cn supervision and WAraneo to be OF the first quality
teTias
Splendid limitations Of Rosewood Oak. SatnwoOd 10 &c.
always on hand.
The utmost care taken in boxing Furniture that 1t
be transported any distance without the least injury.
Mattresses Paiilasses Pillows, sc alec pa'ent spring
Mattresses. . MATHEWS GILLiES,
No. 459 Broadway, east side near 0randst
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CINGER'S SEWING MACHINE

~ Leborsavog Machines this age Of progress and
doings nythne which anehorate the ndi
On Of humanity readily receives the attention
and sanction of the phauthopicthe uch the poor the
Jew and GENTLE Never hiss the inventive genius OF man
done Tor the benefit Of ali fnce the days OF
Fuiton's iucipent experiments the worldwide OF
e'ean than has In the Introduction Of SINGERS Patent
kewins Machines with which all kinds OF sewing Is exc
In beautiful ard satisfactory manner; tie apparatus
10 durable in ell its parts is simple and easy In its operation
and superior to any machine before offered TO the puoc for
sewing purposes Principal Office No 259 Broadway where
he uhlc ire invited 10 ava uni
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NFW-JERsEY ZISC CoNPANY,
Transfer q fice, No 81 Lib-dy-st
NOTTCE.-An Amendment 10 the charter

n OIICE.-Ar amendment 10 The chArter
| Z ofth- NEW-JERSEY EXPLORING and MINING
COMPANY has Just passed the Legislature Of Jersey
ard been accepted by Directors The title By the act
cheng-d 70 New Jersey Zinc Con psny"
Tie New-Jersey Exploring and MINING Company Stock
and The ,ok OF The Sussex Zinc ard Copper Mining sad
Manufacturing Company, will bs eAchinged for the new
NewJersey Linc Companv) upon application a. ms
Office. JAMES L. CURTIS, tresdeht-
Nav-york March 10 1852
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paintins. ST.

ZINC PAINTS-Wsrantcd DUR.
IL The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO. wushoos. n. !.
Deys, are Prepared To supply their zss Psins q, ,s 80
No Whits ground 10 OH, 70 pr yoanA
No. 2 White, sro9ud 10 OIL &c. per pound
No. White, ground 10 vi, 7c per pound
Brown ard b SEX, ground in Oh. Sc per ,osal
Dry White Of Zine, SC per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT
AFTER thorough test In Europe and the United sts.. -
been found TO retain lie beauty ana protective gust &
than any other paint For vhs.nes and brlsasy n . ~
rvaled Il IL free from all poisonous properties o. .s
and dsns-ro IN other pisnents will sDveF-qssI -.
from ~ u lh- pee cent more space than lesa sd 1, g.
fore much cheaper 20 the As inside o.,,s
will not turo yellow, even when exposed 70 th. ,1osu-s
sas-s OF coal fires the foul air OF shps rhsr wh. ~
around in vaTnsh produces the porcelain nnsh rh.,,
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
10 few hours form hard and solid metallic e,.in. 49,.
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces ere rssrss
Tor their 6reproof pr parties They spss., sa,,.S
for marine purposes having been found " The -
hog action OF salt alter, destructive o&h.s p,,,s.
Desl.rs supplied 90 liberal terms BY
MANNING h soUIER As-na No q D,,s
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TBE BOARD of DIRECTORS of the

Il AMERICAN MINING COMPANY have ordered
ssSe,,ment OF Fifty Cents share each share OF stock
IN TIE NORWICH NINE numbered from No | TO D. 600
inclusive paysbe before the 18th day OF August
WARREN CURRIER, Sec'y Am. Mning Co.
Windsor VI July % 1852
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Gopartners hip.

The Copartnership
heretofore existing between the subsc under the
hrn OF COX MABEE, IS this day dissolved ny mutual
consent Either partner will the Of tie firm in
liquidation only New-YoIk, July 81 1872
SAMUEL cox,
THOS. Il. MABEE.
The subscriber will continue the Flour Grain and Feed
business his account and commss m at the old
stand NO. 30 BToad-st.-New- York. July ". l81I
SAMUEL COX.