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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
NYhnlcrx.

Sailed from Pov,nee,own 18th, brs Escho of Traro Smith
North Atlantic.
Arr New Bedford iih ship George Susan Wight from Pa
from Tscahunna with go bbs 1000 do VIII
~. bone board Also freight st25 os bone n
of Nantucket LEFT Iscshuano Jas - Nav
ton shenan New Beord 20 Rodmsa Ayne, New Beiord
clean; Lexington Bunker NANTUCKET 10 $50 VIII Geo How
knd Cromwell Do 10 VIII lslnce reported AT GaayaquL
sroke Dee of husausro, Sharon, Rule fsrhaven 800
H. a, ~ 20 s. on u W, Milton. Jones' New Bedford, 80
sp, $50 VII; l6L lat % Al S. ou ~ W.. Spartan, Wyer, Nan
tucket. 100
CID DO lith p John, Tou Pacific Ocean; bark Letta, Al
den, Atlantic Ocean
Fall River Iitb sbp Caravan pmon North Pacific with
bh- oil bs. board home bbs o
and a quantity Of bone on the
Bark stafford Francis of New Bedford spoken 2sh u OF Sasua
had but "a hbls board.
spctenfeb ST. Cape Horn, ship Fronau, G-yn from Sand
Feb. OF Land. ship
Sasosa Isg Of aud for New Bedford, would months
rstn home. bad 1000 bhls.
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R. c. KEMP, Auctioneer.
II ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of

Il \ ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO-FORTES, CAR
PETS kc by order OF Mortgage and others for whom IL
may concern, THIS DAY, az 10 O'clock the large Hail.
No $50 Broadway formerly the Chinese Museum between
Spring and Princess months credit for al over
Ste for satisfactory iDdorsed notes.
r. c. KEMP viii sell at auction above by order of
ard others large and valuable collection of
handsome Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinet Furniture the
bequalty Piano forres rich Cspetngs and other house.
furnishing articles ali OF which will be positively sold with
out reserve and presents opportunity for the trade
es and housekeepers to supply themselves with the most
desirable description Of goods The furniture has all been
mace IN the be 81 and most substantial manner for City Gus
trade and consists Of large and splendid assortment OF
richly carved Rosewood Mahogany and black Walnut Paror
Dim Room, Library and Chamber Furniture comprising
every article OF elegance and utility found in ths large and
fashionable warsroOms.
PlANOFOkIEs-Ters superior Rose wood 81 and octave
otn city makers OF good reputation and ali of
which Will Dc fuly warranted the when sold 81 phi
waite SALE These Pianos particularly worthy the atten-
Of those IN Of good Instrument AZ auction prices
CARPEIINOS.-Alsc. rch Royal Wilton. Tapestry
Brussels tfeepy and uzrzin Cerpetngs which are partic,
lary worthy tie attention Of housekeepers
Goods purchased 10 90 out Of the city De packed for
shipping reasonsbls charge Catalogues on morning of
sale
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VITY of NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,

~ BONDS. at PRIVATE SALE.-Tne underGgncd Oner
for S0 Of the Corporate Bonds the City Of Nor
folk with per cent Interest Warrants attached
These Bonds Issued 70 Railroad Companies IN pay
eacn,
Apn l. 1872 with interest the LIST days OF OCTOBER ana
April respectively, in the CITY OF New YORK They are IS
confirmed by the popular vote under special Act OF the
Legislature Of Virginia Ample provision has been maze oy
the and Common Councils OF the City OF ofok 70
provide funds meet the interest puncuay and likewise
to Sinking Fund TO retire the principal at maturity
The population OF the borough OF Norfolk about 5oo
and of the city proper about l6,VO
The city debt the 9th March 1852 exclusive OF the
above 1901 80 represented by City Scrip The income
for the year 1852 viii be about lOcO resulting from taxes
and lease of city property
Norfolk from its central location Its easy access nom the
sea- its protected position its ample Dimensions and great
depth OF water its entire freedom from ice IN the severest
winters and its healthy climate combine 10 render point
most favored Of nature for all purposes OF commerce
will be by the that Norfolk by means OF the
Seabod and Roanoke Railroad made principal point Tor
three important Lines Of Railroad, which meet udeWster
within her precincts. $,
lst The great Southern route the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad. passing through Weldon, Wilmington,
Manchester Branchye and thence 70 Charleston or con-
tinung from Branchyie TO Augusta, Atlantic, est
Point Montgomery, Mobile TO NewOreans-
I'd The interior central route proceeding from Norioik
over the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad to CASTOR thence
to Raleigh Salisbury Charlotte, Columbia and TO Branch
Vile and thence HewOeans North Carolina has sub
scribed 81, Goa, 900 TO this line.
SeaoaId and ke Railroad proceeds TO Lynchbnre and
thence south westerly Knoxville, Chasnooga Iuscu-
bs and Memphis Virginia has subscribed $@VoOoo to TINS
line.
In addition 10 these main lines there others accessory
TO and connected with them and by which large sections OF
country are made accessible to Norfolk Apply to
CAMMANN, WHTTEHOUSE co. No % Walst
WILLIAM WARD No. l6 Exchange-plsce.
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THOMAS AsrEN, Auctioneer

THOMAS AsTEN, auCItOuc.I'
TUESDAY, May 16, at 100 O'Clock, on
the premises corner Of Ahsy and ,;,a so.e a
Greenhouse Plants Fixtures &C. belonging to MICH AEL
FLOY consisting of Of the choicest kinds OF Camela
Roses Azaas Cieraniums, Cactuses, Oranges Dsphnes
Helotropes Dahlia Roots Tube Roses and ornamental
Shrub ,ery The collection will be ready for inspection on
Monday morning Catalogues can be had on the premises
two large Greenhouses will be sold the same day, Is the
proprietor intends elnqush this part OF his business
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d. 8. HoUGH, Auctioneer.
THIS DAY, at lO1 A. NJ, ut No. 81

Beekmsn-st very large assortment OF secondhand
and Cabinet Furniture, embrac ng all the various %
vans TeteeTetes Ottomans Parlor Chairs Rockers Vol
taire do Cottage Cane Seat and Maple do; French and
other Bedeads Marbletop Washstands Bureaus do best
Hair Mattresses common and Huk do Feather Beds Se-
&C. French Plate Pier Glasses Mantle Clocks aud OIna'
every style and variety. Catalogues Sale
positive, rain shine.
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FOREIGN Ports.

AZ Ponce Pr eHh nh bre Gen Worh for Portland day;
sehr a. Prescott from \. Noft dtss. and Others
Mayaencx Y. r. es u brs Sarah Mash ticIisi, or Phil
sdepAla day,
Ar. at Hakc,x. 6,h INST. bra Irene Joyce. y York
John y r. 18th ship Amazon Roberts, Boston
hrs icns Me N's,en; schrs fcho Holder, do Louisa RE
Bcoa; @ ship Aurora Cherry. v lck 9Th, bras British
Suesn Blown, do schr. Orr McNalen. do. dsys CID 9th,
Mary Jane, EAn Providence sh Caha, kayanh, Boston
Al Meuicynlec STOUT March q, ship Aryum, Rankin
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$500. ss ,,sA w.s:..n- ,ysyss s-- i s
4. so sh. sob. csmSss ssas' savannah MAJ
s E. r., ;s,s ss's., rs ss
ohi is.s. ki sso s.. d.
SEss We; ro''' 81. . You sd s1A, An'ssa. Asp'
@ i,.geoi c.r sss., Nh 1 rss.
,;,s sA Con- ssas Mr., Had-"a Ora
ssss.se.oir fremont Dyer. Boston, chieo''' h'''
s..rpArr s,,A j. T. New ro VIVID po"'s' '''
s-.ss-Arr se,b. oron-. cossr". cf a'-''0H h''h'e
s'sy New ss Fo.a Wexford Iar.e1 from csrs
a wlasns,oa. abandoned m HH.as ''N'' '
q Ibyd. List Aprl2s
,..-..s,a Ar, Apr27 Psftcs Henry, Hobbsfd Wv NJ
,e.-sH April a. Commonwealth Baxter Se~io''' ~-'''
,sr-san 90 os c,u~,p. warde. c.s,oa with loss OF
s mast TOP all a. s T. o,s,n. BI
IN Mn sssSSs s csaS Rae
ss S.-ssa s sS 100000 Bur Nv y ys
H.,s.s - . sgf ~ 70 .9ar. Ss.on
sS.oss April Vs. mary HUDSON ~, so''o S., York
xS,~s-p~Arr April ~ Connecticut WIA ys W."
xsssaa ASsI ~ HuHlodt, 81 Lines Se~f0ff A"s'
s' r's' ''''' s.,s as I".s.s dad z IL L's ss;
ss. ..S:i T. re 81 - ALL ~, "a w. % &c Hon
isss>, - 80 e Nv ffss,,. rs... aYsa ~.
s.~-e.ers - -. - Nr7 sar'saL s,~ for hVi'e1 81
S ESs,ss,"s ., xye ea.a q LIS ss.s Nod SD Rio
on 'ffnsrps.ir1pni 5. parrsn, -. c.ar,e.tos
cyie-sa April 2! Zss. hcpe cosSot rh,aes re~o
ss.seSs .gs p MIe ;t,.: WOOL Ne" Orleans s'A
AM 81 arsss, oIasSa New Yors sb,.s.,
tssss,SeIys ss ss e. .pasS.
ssh-sseAu Apr 2s con"eeues'' ""A"'' I've" ''-' ~ D.
si Fsf ssr''i s' Corn
Tnsss~srr tydI ~ epse-o ohur-'eh s-"fors Talbot
"ooshss' ~" o'' lova,. Lit April &C.
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financial.

BUFFALO AND NETWORK CITY
ID RAILROAD COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT.
CONVERTIBLE BONDS, due l966-interest payable jan
usry and July, at IL Mechanic Bank. New, York
NTW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA-
NY SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS. payable iS72
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT CERTIFICATES convertible into
Stock payable LIST January, 1854.
For sale by WIN. JNO. OBRIEN No 50 Wallst
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to STOCKHOLDERS of ST.
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of

" TIE CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEw-ORLEANS
-NEwORLEASs, May IS52-by virtue OF the S'tn sec
entitled An Act Consolidate the City OF New-Oreans
provide Ter the government and administration OF It's
affairs" approved Sd February 1852 and OF the 5h Section
of the Act entitled AN Act supplementary to an Act TO
Consolidate the City Orleans and providing for the
INCORPORATION the City Lafayette with the City OF New
Orlean approved sd February 1882 and of the 81 Section
Of entitled An Act supplementary to an Act to Con-
sodate the City of NewOreans and provide tor the gov
eminent and management of its affairs" approved Marcn H.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the banking
house OF Messrs CORNING co. in the City of New York
from SATURDAY, the 18th May to MONDAY, the 18th
portion Of a series Of TWO THOUSAND BONDS of the
CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, for the sum OF ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS EACH. to be issued in conformity with
held on 18th April 1852; said bends to be dated July
1852 pa, able in FORTY YEARS the office of the City
Treasurer with interest at the rate of SIX per cent per an
num- divided into coupons attached thereo said coupons
being made payable semi annually on the st day OF Janu
AIRY and the first day of July Of each year. at the office OF the
City sasuer or in the City Of NewYork at the option Of
The Proposals. to indorsed "OHer for the purchase of
Bonds of the City of NewOeans and TO be opened and
missioner in the City of New York. the third Monday,
the 18th July, 1852, at IL o'clock NJ.
In there should be of bids lat the rae
over of rnds offered, they shall be divided
rata, as nearly az possible, among the bidders
The proceeds of the sale of said Bonds TO be immediately
applied the payment Of all the matured obligations Of the
City of New Orleans and of the late First Second and Third
Municipalities and of the City of Lafayette VIZ Bonas
Interest Coupons Interest all Coupons and debts
due Notes Cash Warrants &c, on presentation thereof at
the City Treesurer's Office.
AID. CRossMAS, Mayor;
O. DEBUYS Controller;
VIM. II GARLAND. Treasurer;
VIM p. CONVERSE, Chairman OF the
Finance Committee of the Board OF Aldermen;
L. III. PLACE, Chairman OF the Finance
Committee Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
A. LAyET, Secretary.
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fErom our corfasponaen,.1


PHILADELPHIA. May l35-Tred-Bsrk Philadelphia, Brem
Hoosn Bremen Abbott Lawrence, Crowe Boston, schrs c.
D. Halo,k, D.y Hew-York; fawa, Dsy, Portsmouth NH:
washington Babco New York. T. {. Horton. Candy Bridgeport
Roanoke Dnsnore fastpor-
Ctsersd-J Dpef Dyer Kingston JAM bns $ Cohes Da-
lev Bsos ssbr, Routh Reaoy. Matthews dol Charlotte Com
nelly Eas, Babcock ASTORIA f. Horton,
Candy Ne~por A. Baya Thompson, Boston, steamer ksnne
kees Sanford New.
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BOSTON, May i3-No arrivasof importance ,
ca bsrt Heho Philadelphia; bng Ann {. Pratt New Orleans
rrhr- Rem Nevis. yscksonvi NE; Isabella, New fors
HOLINESS HOLE Msy li-Afr schr Lysander Port fnoce
Aprlco -, ~, s..., xv,
CD shpsulhyan, New York
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RW. WEsrcorr, Auctioneer. :,
THIS DAY, lQ4 o'clock Train or shlnel
at No lac Greenwicli-av- sale of mortgaged FURNl-
consisting Of strate Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Brussels Venetian Stair do and Rods hspdsons SO
Walnut and Maple Be,isteads Mahogany W sshsand. and
Cookery Card Dining Quartette and Marble-top Tsbe&
Gill a Mahogany Looking Glasses Cutlery, Glassware:
Htcb. Fnnitnre &C. Also "a double three-quarer and
single Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Sc.
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w. w. SHIRLEY, Aucnoneer
MONDAY, Nav IL, 10 o'clock, at the
W. sales rooms No. sz Johnst near Gold 50 pask.yss
just Lsee snd oPenee on TIE shelves; large and general
w<e, IN ies ss retailers ard sscers lso glassware az 4.
kinda = 80 = - - " ~
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PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS
Sales bp AnrtioH.

COLE Chiffon, Auctloneen
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of VALUABLE
"A LIGHT WAGONS.-The subscriber will sell, on
MONDAY, May IL, at IL o'clock a. NJ, the premises
corner of 4h-av and lS2dst Harlem large lot OF tasty
light Buggy Wagons with tops and without particularly
suited for California and Southern trade being thorough
ly built and almost entirely of iron and steel
' H. G. JUDD Assignee.
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A. NJ. MsRwIN, Auctioneer.
pY BANGS BROTHER q Co.
I'D Trade Sale Rooms No. Is Parkrow.

COUNTRY SEATS at AUCTION
~ On SATURDAY, May Is at o'clock 7. NJ, JAMES
NJ. MILLER co. will sell at auction in the village OF
Sins Sing of the most beautiful Residences on the Hud.
Rivera good substantial House. with unsurpassed
view of the river and surrounding scenery which be
he appreciated On the upper part of the place
superb Orchard in full bearing facing tor long distance
the road This has been divided into building lots of
four FIVE each There also building lots the
open below the house. Of which would be adj
mraby adapted for genteman's residence. The House
will be sold with about OF Land, containing fruit
and shrubbery &C. &C. with good stable &c attached The
situation within few minutes walk of the railroad de-
pot landing The neghborhood remarkably
healthy and agreeable Ii seldom that such opportunity
offered The e to the property questionable and
full warantee deeds will be given. For particulars inquire
of CHARLES HENRY SANFORD.
Attorney and Counsellor, No. ITO Chambers-st, ~ Y.
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0OO OIL PAINTINGS at AUCTION.

~OO John LEVISON, Auetoneer viii sell on
MONDAY MORNING. a, 10 o'clock, May H. at No. 5
East Broadway large collection OF fine OH Paintings rc
mounted gilt frames, Of which OF value
Collins Steamer at Sea by Moonlsht The Salute View
from Communpaw the New York Bay; View from.
West Point and various other American scenes by
American and foeign artists Sale positive. On exhibition
until the sale.
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Henry LEEDS, Aucsioneer.
May l5, at 10 O'Clock, at

the Sales room No. 81 Cnaaherss- Mortgages sale OF
FNriture Piano Fortes Carpets. &C. oy oracr o. mort
ssrees ana others whom concern ana cons OF 20
"a Chsrs Bedstead Washstsnds with and without marble
rors marbe-top Center Sofa and SIDE Tables nocxins-
STANDS Mahogany do and general assortment OF useful
Vor - hold Furniture.
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A VALUABLEPROPERTY forSALE.

a. -
A-The undersigned Commissioner legally appointed
the dsconnusnce &C. of the House Of Refuge OF the state
ofNew-Jersey passed and approved Marc Is 1872, VIII Of
fer at PUBLIC SALE. be held THURSDAY, the TWEEN
TY-FOURTH of JUNE next at the hour Of one o'clock r.
at the Inn of Theodore Titus, IN KINGSTON, Middle
sex County, and State ao said all the land and premises
known a. the HOUSE OF REFUGE FARM. situate at
kingston bounded by lands Of the Camden and Aboy
Railroad Company the SOUTH the public road leading from
the R. station the Elijah Stout Esq, and others
on the north and east containing seventyseven
or less together with the unfinished Stone Edfce as was de-
signed for House of Refuge with other buildings consisting
OF barn. sheds &c. and all other improvements and appue'
thereto belonging This property In point OF locality
its contiguity the Railroad between the cities OF New
York and Philadelphia requiring the time little over two
hours to and from either cty its proximity 20 the Delaware
and Raritsn Canal within the distance ofoneha OF milo,
and about three miles from Princeton, its healthy position,
and by hydraulic supplied with copous and abundant
minshed in ii quantity however great the douh ola
son adaptation either for desirable country seat SEM
mary of learning military academy mandatory to Dc
driven BY sther Institution Whatever presents
itself sng very comendabe properties sufficient
70 call attention the public the value and importance
Of obtaining property rarely to be acquired in the purchase
and sale landed estates and TO which the public are ro-
spectfuy invited give their attention directly in view
of the travel the Railroad between the two cities Of
NewYork and Philadelphia via Trenton and New Bruns-
wick
Terms of payment will be liberal and made known at the
time of sale with every pev information required, by
application to either OF the undersigned
CHARLES PARKER
G. j. HIRE
DAVID 5. ANDERSON,
Trenton, N. l., May 1852 Commissioners
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TyEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS

il Of the CITIES OF PEKU AND DAVENrUhr
FOR SALEs00 600 of the City Of Davenport Iowa bond
bavips ten years to run and 900 OF the City OF Peru IL
nsis Bond having years to run both bearing inter
est rer per snnu and guaranteed cy the Chcs
NAV be known by app yins t. 4. w. CLARK DODGE
Co No 81 Wallst corner William
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Gen ERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD
" Quarters, No. IS Fulton-st OF Gold st.--
An elegant assortment Of Spring and Summer Clothing d
General Taylofs Headquarter No 10 Fulton Of
Gold+t-Mr q. SOUDER, manager. and wholesale and re-
tail dealer Clothing s prepared furnish all the garments
necessary for the completion of gentlemans wardrobe,
prices far beyond the reach OF competition BY employing
other than superior workmen he Is enabled 10 boat Of
the durability Of his Clothing well the unsurpassed Gle
gence OF styles &c. His Of Cloths CasSmerss
Vesngs &C., embraces the desirable styles and hsvs
been selected with view Of combining beauty elegance,
economy and Durability.
Mr. j. SOUDER still remains In the charge OF the
meTs department. where he has rendered himself popu
By his In stsa :toy fitting gentlemen with durable
and well made Clothing. J. S0UDER, Superintendent
No. 76 Futonst, cor Cola
N. B.A large and excellent assortment Of YOUTH and
chidrens Clothing always hand which wiz DO sold Is
correspondingy low prioes. .f
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NEW-YORK SMELLING and RE-
Filming COMPANY

NEW-lORk SMELLING and RE-
IN FiNING COMPANY; s,ooo.
CAPITAL, Sie0,o0o,
With the intention OF increasing il 10 million Of dollars
SHARES TWENTY DOLLARS EACH.
The books OF subscription to the capital stock of this Com
Pamphlets setting forth in detail the nature Of the busi-
Persons wishing subscribe for stock apply to either
Of the undersigned at the office of the Company No IL
'''n-''' Ns"'t c. II. AN1 Sfa'sSf Prssidsn.
Gold Watch Case Msnuaeturer, No u Dey-s..
Z. L. BAILEY, Vice President
Manufacture of Jewelry No. 10 Coartlsnisst
J. lNGHAM PERRY, Cashier,
No. l75 ConcoTd-st- Brooklyn.
WILLIAM IL. SIGELow, Secretary,
No. IS Clntonst, brooklyn.
CH ASpSvs. No. a Deyst. Cola Watch Manufacturer.
r. u. BAiLkS, No. 10 Courtandt ST., Manufacturer Of
jewehy
john PoLHsMus No. 4s4 Grandst, and No IS Dnane~ss
H.P KESSEOr, No, il Johnst, Gold Peacil Maker.
ALtkED WILLIAMS No. 50 Duanest, Diamond Jeweld-.
Aim No II Joh,-st Gold Watch Case Manufactured
lNeaAM Perry, Esl- No Us C0ncOri-st, Brookiyn.
b. y. BsowELi, Providence, H. l., Watch Csc d
HsSs, Drsose, Bank Alley Philadelphia, and No I7o
Brosda-sy New. York Msnufac, uger OF Jewelry Sc
scAND % COUNCIL FoR TIE NETWORK SMELLING AND
REFgNise COMPANY.
SsireTsstitAs.
WIN. Adams SIS White-sL Henry David 10 Libsrty-pl.
J; w Hughes iet FuSon-st 2 CUnnin cham 2 hottest
Chss Wood, lo4 Fslton-st- Eaw. Plain s. Duane-ss-
John Pohsnus a DuAne-s..
Jesooleys
henry D1bssq 10 Broadway Alfred Williams S pusnest
T.
AnoTew haten SS BroaSw Peter Oabosa ITO Byuzdway
Philip L. Duhosq l70 Brosdw frarcis Psin los 6rhav
Daniel Bge 4&6 Libertypl Levinas Austin 2f7 Brosiw
Wm Frederick York and John r. Macksy, 10 Yorkst,
GFeensas, Jersey City. Jersey City.
tIotd " acS Case Makers
C. ~ Andrus. 81 Dey-st- Felix A. FINN II Iohrst,
l. III hills, L. iAbegfyplace II c. Burnett AZ Dey-st
SSmnei Neyrassstt. IS Anax.
haieA Hand None fcrt.yer
John A Perry, Farrnns3ale L. l.
tsed and Silrer PcHcii Mas. (r-ftvrys
G. :. Clxk, John-st- J. Nssee. 4 Court aaStst.
Il. P. Kenrsdy II Joha-st, hulse, CoarssarSsst
Pynafcrs.
W. L. s HssIiscn eAnn-sc. z. h. Mead Bible House.
Tspe-FovRev. Nassau T.
James Conner, % beckn.a-st-
CA1sssx.
B. Moore Liberty place, T. BlvwneI ProydenceR Ell.
Goi9 Beafrrz
VIM. MADDEN, IL Beekmsn-st f.W. Waller, lS5 William
P1Sstv.
Richard 3. Fosiek, 5th sy and loth-r
GeEszf,h.
Henry 7. Cooper, lS7 Broadway.
SaiGzdadsr Dosks.
Henry DeCasse. 81 Cannonst.
Nerehasf Tabor
George Andre as 81 Broadway.
Manufacture. --..
Ihcmaa Wildcs, 80 Oidshp.
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ZINC PAlNTS-Warranted Pure
~ Tho NEW-JERSEY ZINC Co, Warehouse, No. y
Deyt prepared to supply their Zinc Paints ss the bb
No. White, ground in oil. 90. per pound.
No. White, ground In oil, Sc. per pound.
No. White, ground Ia oil 10. per pound
Brown and Black ground In oil SIC per pound
Dry White Of Zinc, &c per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Aer thorough test In Europe and the United States he
besn found TO retain Its beauty and
than any other paint For whtenes and hrancy 10
yaed 1t Ia free from ell poisonous properties common
and dangerous Id other piznents win coveequa weight
from 10 to 100 cent than lead and ~ there
FORE much cheaper to the As inside paint
will yellow. when exposed to the sphurous
gases of coal fires the foul air Of shps Their White Zine
around La varnsh produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upoa
wood brick and other metallic surfaces remarkable
for their 6reproof propstes They specially adapted s
marine puPosea having been found TO resist tho conoao
action Of salt water destructive To other paip Dealers
supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING Il sQUIER, Agents, No. u Dsy-x,NY.
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Drp GOODS.

THOMAS GRAHAM informs the Trade that he nov De.
sotss all bis time to buying Goods adapted mems wear AT
Package Sales otherwise when forced of Tor cash H,
has opened at Nos 30 and 50 Cedarst corner Of William ~
Newfsrk where be has always hand full assortment ~
Cloths Cassimeres Vestings Sainets Tweeds Jeans lin
ems Taors Trimmings IA general &c, which he will sal 10
any quantity at lowest auction prices for net cash
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paintins, &r.
MEAD & FULMER'S, CROTON

MEAD & FULMER'S, G. R OTON
Ivl METALLIC FIRE, PROOF PAINT.-This article 10
by all who have used 10 he superior any
other Paint in use. Ii Is proof against the action OF the
weather and fire. and cheaper than other paints in conse
auence Of taking less oil to mix and covering much
surface twice much some. Give IL trial Principal
Dep6ts No los Murayst, and No. ~ sthav- New-fork
For SALE also by Hull Buckell Co. 22o Greenwich-st
Baxter 4 Sons Ne. 143 Maiden-lane, New-York.
j. d Touey, No. ZIG Fultonst, New-York.
Ward, Close Co, No S3 MaiGensne, New-Yok.
Charles N. Dean New. Rochelle, Westcheser County.
John II. Hams Marnaroneck, Westchester County.
Charles w. Field, Port Chester, Westchester County
And in of the cities ana towns throughout the
Country.