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From California.
NINE DAYS LATER.

There was another arrival at New York
on Thursday that of The steamship United
States with nine days later news from Cali
tornia. She brought 440 passengers, and
about 81, 100000 in specie.
Capt. J. Derby of Asonet, Mass, and Ben
Jamin Smith of Newmarket, N. Hampshire
died on board the U States on the passage.
The chief feature of the news from Cal
foruia is The almost total destruction of the
town of Sonora by fire, involving a loss oftwo
million dollars. Supposed to be the work
Of incendiaries.
The fire broke out at midnight on the 18th
of June in the French HoIel and spread
with fearful rapidity sweeping down all the
buildings on Maine up to Washington
Streets, including all the Express offices,
Banking houses, and the principal business
houses of the town.
Many buildings were blown up with pow:
der, in order TO stop the progress of the con-
flagration, but without success. The papers do
not give list Of the sufferers. The work OF
rebuilding had already commenced.
The shipment of gold from San Francisco
IN the month of June up to The 18Th, amour
ted to $5,35O,OOO without including that in
the hands Of passengers.
and advanced The price of bread nearly 100
per cent.
Advices from ella state that Major Heint-
zelman, IN command of the post al The mouth
of the ella, is threatened with a serious out.
break among the raw troops. comprising a
great part of his force. They had exhibited
open evidences of INSTRUMENTATION. and were
determined to desert in BODY. killing all
who mjoht opuoSe their flight
FROM OREGoN.--Advices from Oregon, by
the U. States, are 10 the 22d of June.
The election in the territory took place OIL
the 7th of that month. The Oregon States
man (Democratic) says that the returns arr
not all in, but enough are received to ensure
Democratic majority in both branches Of
the Legislature. The Senate will probabl!
have seven Democrats TO two Wings willis
IN the lower House the Democratic majorit,
cannot be less then six or eight. Their,
were but twenty-five members TO be elected
and SO Tar as known the Wings had secured
but nine. The Democratic majority is yer.
heavy.
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A WInprAIL.-A Young ladx of Rrook,xn.

A WrNDrALL.--Ay young lady of Brooklyn,
named Payne, has recently received legacy
amounting to sevea,y-five thousand pounds
sterling, from Don Emanuel fernando, a
wealthy West India planter. This lady. it
IS saId was married TO the planter in 1S49,
when she was scarcely fifteen years of age,
but the marriage having proved an unhappy
one, 1t was never proclaimed. Shortly after
he left her and took up his residence in New
Orleans. In l849 he received information Of
his fathers death-he returned to his estate
in South America and succeeded in increas-
ing his already large fortune to one hundred
ard fifty thousand pounds sterling. AS lie
was about to embark for Havana, he was
taken with the cholera, and died on his es-
tate, bequealhing seventy-five thousand
pounds to his wife (if living and the whole
if she never married and resided on his estate,
which will render her the richest heiress in
the United States.-M Y. Foe. Post.
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GOLD IN MISSISSIPPI. The editor of the
Claiborne La.,) Advocate, has been favored
with the perusal Of private letter from Gov
ington, Miss, which states that considerable
excitement prevails there in consequence Of
the reported discovery of rich deposits of
gold. The letter says il is reported that "a
Mr.. James johnson living on Black Creek, in
Marion county, has found gold mine where
lie can get it by the cart load, but he con-
ceals knowledge of its locality. He is
closely watched by numbers of people, but
as yet no clue has been had TO guide them to
the bed of treasure" 1t states further, that
a company had left Covington county, with
the intention of camping out and searching
on Black Creek for gold
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Table Cutlery
Britannia Casters.

1OOO SETS. of Table Knives and Forks, of ever
lUOO description. s w. HEATH 4 co
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FOREIGN PORTS.
[Per Steamship America, at Boston.

Per Steamship America, at Boston
Sid I'm Liverpool 9Th inst Lizzie Harvard, Parker, Phil
adelpha.
Adv, Kennebec, Smith, for New York 10th Saratoga
Trask, do 18th.
Ent for ldg 9th, Ellen Maria, Whitmore, Orleans
Cooper, New York
In port ldg Monmouth, for Bath Sarah Hyde, fol
York Rockaway, do; Benz Adams, do Robt Pat
ten, for Havana.
In port 9th, Arab, Thurston, for Calcutta soon
Given, Given for Shanghai 18th.
Sid FIN Falmouth 7th inst Kossuth, Fisher, FIN Ma an
zas, London.
On the Start 9th, Indian Queen, Drummond, fin Hava
ma Tor Antwerp.
oid at Queenstown 7th Wabash Barnes, I'm Mauritius
rer steamship Baltic at New York.
Sid FIN Liverpool 10th inst Brandvv;ns Merrvm.n
Baltimore.
Emit for ldg 9Th, Rockaway, Prebls, for N York.
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BATTLE WITH THE CAMANcHE INDIANS. Ad-
vices from Fort Smith. Arkansas, report that
1000 Camancle Indians had attacked and
killed Capt, Marcy and his whole command of
so. The battle lasted for two days. The In
dams reported to be gathering in large
numbers. ....
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Genuine. Medicines.

SARsAPARLLA AND TOMATO BGrTERs-WeAvER,s g.,
RHEuM AND CANxER CURE-MoREHEAp's Gal.
vANlc Belts BRACELETS, &c.-DR. JAYNE's
FAMILY MEDIciNEs-WILBoR,s Covporxn
OF Cop LrvEI OH AND LINE
Townsend's Sarsaparilla Caarrh Snuff
Pam Killer Richardson's Bilters
Abbotts Bltters Syrup of Liverwort
Johnsons Linament Pulmonary Balsam
Medicamentum Pills Of all kinds
Toothache Drops Pile Eleciuary
Composition Powders Bone Lnament
Hair Oils Worm LoZenses
Eye Water Vermnuge
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the City Market by
1y4S A. G. PAGE.
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Will not our friends throughout the County
give US their aid in circulating the documents!
1t is very important that democratic papers
should be extensively circulated during the
campaign, and we trust we shall have the CO.
operation of the party in swelling our list.
Persons sending US six subscribers, with the
money, shall receive a copy gratis.
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JUST PUBLISHED
AND FOR SALE BY
HEM Y III YDE,

Opposite The SasadahocK HOUSE n.HTW
Aliens Rural Architecture,
Queechy, by the author Of Wide, Wide World
Thorpe, by VIM. Monntford,
Lyra. and other Poems, by Alice Carey, ts
K;rwan's Letters to Chief Justice fancy, W.
Madeline, by Julia Kavanagh. fla aa. ras
Tales and Traditions of Hungary, by Pulsky,
The Hawadji of Syria. 800
Braces Hungary in 1851,
Mark Seaworth, a tale Of the Indian Ocean. z
The Desert Home, S.Hvi
Ixion, and other Poems, by Hubbard, 4 stss
The Household Of Sir Thomas Moore,
May Martin, &C., &c.
Bath. May 10, ls52.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

New FISHING vEssELs.-T The Gloucester Tel
egraph gives the names of thirty-six new YES
sells that have been added to the fleet, in that
place, this season. Their average tonnage is
50 70; and their aggregate, 3,OS6. Their
cost when fitted for sea, will amount TO 1884,
600.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29
Temperance Rally,

HoN. NEAL Dow of Portland will address the
Citizens of Bath this Wednesday, evening. at
the City Hall, commencing Ia before o'clock,
on the subject of Temperance as connected
with the Maine Law.
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JI 81 T T. 1 81 COS.

In Rockland Mr. Teston Noyes of r, to Miss Lou-
81 Graves of S Thomast0n.
In Thomaston MIR Eben Williams of oc kIand to Miss
Charlotte Post of 5 Thomaston.
In Lewiston, Mr. John Collins to Miss Tutia Bedford
both of l..
In Waerville, 4h inst, Joseph l. Towne Of lewiston
to Miss Harriet Turner.
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Democratic Meeting.

An adjourned meeting of the Democrats of this city
will be heldat the CITY HALL, on THURSDAY
EN ENlNG, July 29th. al ~ O'Clock, to institute
q" HICKORY CLUB No IT, and install the officers
IL IS expected that there will be grand rally, and that
speeches VIII he made by several individuals. good
time may be expected. CONE ONE! COME ALI.
Bath, July, 90, 1859
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

The mackerel have been very plenty near the
shore of late, and have been taken within
week. in considerable quantities, with seines, at
the Isle of Shoals and in Rockport harbor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

Every man carries a little world within
himself, by knowing which, he may know
all the rest Of mankind, and form Just esli
mate of human nature.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29
Superior Stove Polish.

WARRANTED the best in use making no dust. no
w waste. disae reeable smell, aud giving beauii-
lul lusIre with little labor for sale II. l.. CHAM
BERLAIN'S Stove Depot.
Bath, July 20. 1852. O
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Boots and Shoes,
Look ye! Look J!

A. B. BUTLER
HAS just received a fine selection of SUMMER
L GOODS, which will be sold very CHEAP for
Cashmere Shawls, very cheap,
do do printed, new styles,
do do plain,
Blk Silk Shawls, from $4,75 tc $40,
Blk Italian Silks, from rs cts to Sl,75,
do do do yd wide. Sl,25,
Foulard Silks, some beautiful patterns,
Colored do do do do,
Poplins, very handsome,
Plain and Figured Silk Tissues,
do do do Berages.
Berage DeLaines, some elegant patterns,
Lawns and Muslins, in abundance,
Scotch and American Ginghams,
New Style Prints,
American Prints, from to Is cts,
PARASOLS The best assortment of Para
soils ever offered in this city, and will be
sold very cheap.
Full assortment of Misses Gloves and IIo-
siery,
do do Ladies' do do
Also
perfect in every respect,
Coored Silk Fringes and Iaces,
Gimp Trimmings and Braids of many kinds,
Edgings of all kinds,
Wrought Edgings and insertions very cheap,
Colored and White Linens,
White Goods of all kinds,
Plain and Striped Nankins,
Cloths for Summer wear,
Beached and Brown Cloths, cheaper than
ever before.
flour customers will call and examine goods, we
will warrant prices to give entire satisfaction.
ABB BUTLER, No Kelly's Block,
Opposite Saga 'uIloCk, Bath.
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SPOKEN.
Library Of the late Gov. King.

THE subscriber will sell public auction on Friday
L Aug. q, at clock, A. NJ, AT line mans house
recently occupied by Gov King, the valuable Library
consisting OF upwards of 1000 vols, acknowledged to fe
the best selected private Library in the State OF yane
For particulars, see printed Catalogues.
c. II. PORTER, Admir-
July "a. OWEN 4 CO, Aucl's
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MansiOn-house of Gov. King,

WILL be sold al Auction, on the premises, on Saur
day. Aug. O'Clock, The Mansion house of the lat,
Gov. King together with tbs oul-buildIgs connected
herewith. C. II. PORTER Admir-
JUN "a OWEN x co Auct's
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The Times for the Campaign!

We will furnish the Eastern Times to Cam
paign subscribers from this date until the Pres
idential election in November, ON the following
terms, payable in adrance.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-29

rs coming, and in order 10 Keep COOL, every Lady
L wants &. FAN have 4 Large assortment Of Fans
of all descriptions, prices ranging from cents 10 So 90
Please call and examine al
TIL. g. MARSTEN'S Jewelry store
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REMOVED.
New & Rich JewcIry, Watches. &c.

A LARGE and well selected stock of Jewelry,
IL Watches, &c., just received, and will be sold very
low. Our stock of Jewery is the largest that has
beeu offered al private sale in this place.
June %, 1852. S. w. HEATH & co.
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EASTERN TIMES
"a 50 MARINE JOURNAL. sz

PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, July %.
Brig Boston, Torrey, Savannah.
Sch Oliver Perry Verri,l, Rondout.
Sch Increase, Arey, New York.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston,
Sch Convoy. Allen, Boston.
Sch st Marys, McFadden Boston.
Sob Comet, Briggs Boston.
Sch IIibernia, Briggs, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Detroit, Gilchrst, Thomaston
Brig Delma, Miken, Ellsworth.
FRIDAY, July %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Amo, Beals New York.
Sch Jasper, Bowker, New York
Sch Alexandria, Blanchard, New York.
CLEARED.
Br sch Jane, Coalfeet, Windsor, Ms
SAILED.
Brig Delma, Mken Ellsworth.
SATURDAY, July "a.
ARRIVED.
Sch Oscar, Phibrook, Boston,
MONDAY, July 26.
ARRIVED.
Br sch Juverna, Henebery, ST John, NIB.
Sch BENZ Franklin, Loud Philadelphia.
Sch Planet, Snow; Boston.
Sch ArenZamendi, Tarb0x, Boston
TUESDAY, July 81.
Yacht Pearl, Hutchinson, from Salem via Portland.
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July "a.
Valuable Real Estate.

WILL be sold al Auction, on The premises, on Satur
day. Aug z al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the Wharf and Build
lngs thereon, now occupied by !. D. obnson, former
ly owned by the late Gov. King. Also, the parcel e
land situated between the Depot grounds and Vine
Street Terms liberal, and made known al the time
aud place of sale. OWEN eco. Aucts
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Cambooses.

NOBB'S celebrated Cambooses for sale wholesale and
" retail. Also, Ship work ond Plumbing done AT The
most reasonable rates. and warranted to give <aisfc-
lion. H. L. CH4lJBERL4JN
Near Sagadahock Ferry, Front 81, Bath.
July 25, 1852. off
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Why are Cashmere shawls like deaf peo-
Pile? Because you can't make them here.
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Why is a blade Of grass like note OF
hand! Because it is marured by falling delo.
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just Received.

A LARGE 10, OF TEAS of different grades in Ia
IA chests, will be sold low by
Jan 1852. % r r SMITH co
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Flour.

DECEIVED direct from New York, the best brand,
III of Family Flour which will be sold low al the
stores opposite the Sagidahock Huse and The corner
os Water and Federal Sis. r. r. SMITH * co
Bath, June ~, 1892.
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Lemon Syrup.

pURE Lemon Syrup, prepared by the Shakers, fol
L sale by NJ F. GANNEr
Bath June 30, 1852 .
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Ground Horse Radish,

plCKLES by the gallon and jar-Mixed Pickles-Olives
L Capers-English Mustard-Picked Lines, &c, at the
City Market. A G PAGE.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Alabama, of st George Davis, I'm Calais for Nor
folk, ashore in Lubec Narrows Goth inst but got
or day without damage after dschargng deck load
of lumber.
Brig Abano, of Wadoboro, from New Haven for Phil
adepha, before reported capslzed and abandoned 18th
inst about % miles SSE of Egg Harbor drifted ashore
prev tn goth, Seven Mile Beach opposite Cape May
full of water. trunk from her ashore at Cape
May, in which were 81 ia cash.
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COMMISSIONER Netice.
Horses and Carriages to Let.

sngsf hs eass ss a If: p" g !"
they have taken The Eliot House Stable
anu are prepared to furnish The best ieam', tor
business pleasure, Thai he found IN the city.
Their horses will be found be gentle, swift and
easily managed aud lneir carriages of The a'es, and
approved styles.
NJ Horses stabbed usual, and the best Of care
bestowed upon Them by careful and attentive os'lers
SNOW X DAVIS.
Roth JrUe % 1852 2lf
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% & 81 t III 8 .

In this city, 23d inst, Mrs Mary Jane, wife Of James
Farrin, aged AZ.
In this city, 26th inst, Adelaide A, daughter of Abam
aud Rachel Clifford, aged 10 years.
In this city, 22d inst Samuel Maxim, aged 49,
In this city, 22d inst, Henry Grace, aged TO-
In Brunswick, 9Th inst, Mrs Julia Ann +, wife of Geo
Smith, of Mediord, Mass, and eldest daughter Went
worth Dresser, aged 80 and mos.
In Bremen, 18th inst, Capt Thomas Johnson aged s.
In Cold springs Ell Dorado SO, April 10Th, Isaac
Johnson, of Maine, aged 6z.
In 5 IN Francisco W Mitchell, Me, aged 25 Samuel
Dunlap, Me, aged 20.
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House Lots for Sale.

SEVERAL House Lots on new street run
"A ~ ming from Russell to Centre street. are offer
X Til ed for sale at prices which cannot fail to suit
- purchasers SAM'L L ALLEN.
BAH, May S, 1852. Cm46
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Cid at London 18th inst, Trenton Paten, Cardiff and

Cid at London 18th inst, Trenton Patten Cardiff and
N York.
Cid at Rchihuco 3Oth ut ships Arab Delano Grims-
by 9Th inst, Caspian, Trufant, Liverpool
Ar at Deal 10th, Indian Queen, Drummond Havana for
Antwerp.
Genoa-Sld abt 18th ult, ship Delaware Patten, Leg
horn 70 load for Boston.
HaNna-SId 9th, ship M de Embil Orr N O,leans in
ballast.
In port 18TH ship Hampton, Young disg bark Clean
er, Hamlin, for York unc; Watham, Houdlette for
Cowes; Mary Varney Howes, for Cabanas to load for
Boston or New York.
Sid 18th, bark Waltham, Houdlette, st Petersburg.
Cid l5th bark Mary Varney, Howes, Cabanas
In port 9Th INST, bark Cleaner, Hamlin for N York
Immediately.
Sid, bark Tonquin Kelley, Cardenas to finish ldg for
Cowes.
Matanzas-Sld Sd, bark Glenburn, Sampson. Crons
tad dg; 18th, ship Hydra Lunt, Falmouth mot New
Orleans
In port 10TH ships Erie, Curtis, for London Idg Sa
BATHS, Hail. wig frt barks Vesa, Percy, and Orline st
John, RodbIrd, do.
Treste-In port cd inst ship Medallion, Mustard, for
New York. ldg.
Leghom-In port I'd inst, ship Delaware, Patten from
Genoa for York, ldg; Sheffield, Lewis, I'm Orleans
just
SPOKEN.
July IL, off Cape Florida ship Hydra Lunt from Ma
| tanzas for Falmouth.
July 49, off Key West, brig Cchen of Warren. from
| Rockland for New Orleans; and sch KolooIah of Gar.
| diner from -, for Mobile.
June 80 lat AZ AS Ion 90 10, ship Sarah & Louisa Nc
Lellan, fin Liverpool for New York.
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r1EA POTS, Coffee Pots, Urns rich Gothic Tea Trays
| common Dry Egg Coolers, Britannia Soup Tu.
reens, &c. W. HEAT & CO.
June 90, 1852 2f
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Wanted.

WET NURSE, to take charge of an infant, for which
IA 81 90 per week will be paid.
The best of reference will be required Inquire at this
office. Aft
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Tamarinds, JeIIies. Preserves,

CRANBERRIES, Oranges, Lemons Sardnes, Prunes
~ Olive Oil, Ext Lemon, Ext Vanilla, Ground Sage
Summer Savory, &c; Ground Pumpkin, Extra Figs
lsingass Moss Yeast Cocoa of all kinds, &c, for sale
the City Market by A PAGE.
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Solar Lamps,

| CHANDELIERS, Girandoles and Hall Lamps of ev.
" cry description. s. -. HEATH Y co.
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Glass Ware Of every description,

500 dozen common and rich Glass Tumblers, very
cheap; Lamps, Candl sticks Wine Glas>es u ock aud
Champagne Glasses, Glass Tugs, Creams Sugar Bowls
Preserve Plates, Sails, Noppea and every article in the
Glass Ware line, tor sale cheap.
RICH AND COMMON TOILET WARE,
From ) 10 $50 per sci. 5. W. HEATH & co.
Bath. June %. 1852. ri
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Portrait Painting!
SWIFT, THE ARTIST.

ID RESPECTFULLY am ,unccs TO the cizens Of Bath
IL that he has taken Rooms w. HawIhnru's
Store, Front Street, where he will be happy to receive
ordersirorn any who may wish palrouze his beauli
full style of painting.
Specimen may pc nj his rooms.
Paintings true 10 life from Miniatures Pertec, sal.
sfaclion warranted. DC
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NEW GOODS!

THE subsc has received large assortment
J. of fresh FAMILY GROCERIES,. which, in add
lion 10 his former stock comprises of the largest
the civ among which are
Old dyson TEAS, Oolong Tens,
Young do do NInyong, do
Souchomg do HGs
Old Gov JavaCOFFEE, Pernsnhuco Coffee,
Rio do - Domingo DO.
Dutch Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
SiCroiX do Porto Rico do
Havana do.
ard-Codh,h-Ric e-Cask and Box Raisins Cur
constituting FluId extra qnaliiy-Bar SoaP-Mo-
lasses-and all other articles usually kept III Grocery
Store. To be sold al The lowest prices for cash.
II. X. SMITH
Oppositelh Sagadahock House:
Bath. June 25, 1851. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

ZINC PAINTS-Warranted Pure
~ The NEw-JERsEY ZINC Co, Warehouse No. ~
Deys, prepared 20 supply their Zine Paints a. 10 o
lowing phce,; .,.
No. White, ground In oil, PC. per pound.
No. 5 White, ground IN oil, 10. per pound.
Brown and Black ground In oil $50 per pound
Dry White OF Zinc, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PART
AMER theroug test In Europe ,ud the United 5seS hs.
been found 10 retain It's beauty and protective ausesloasi
than other paint For vhiteness and brtlancy 1t an
fivsled II Is free from s poisonous properties 70 CON nos
ana dangerous In other pigments viii coyer-equa weight
om 40 TO 100 cent than Lead and b there
fore, much cheaper the As inside paint
will not turn yellow, when exposed 20 the saphutoei
gases Of coal fires the foul air OF ships Their White Ga,
mound in vsrnish produces the porcelain hnsh. Ther
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few houD form hard and solid metallic coatins sSos
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces remaFkshs
for their proof properties They specially adapted f'
marine purposes having been found to resist the oorodns
action OF salt water destructive 70 ohSr psou D"slsp
rrpplied on liberal terms by
MANNING sQUIER. Assnts No. - peS-st.E
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FAMILY lNSTI-

IN TU1E L. l., affords to Parents unusual facilities for
giving Daughters thorough aud finished Education Music,
French and Drawing made leading stuoie and efficient
resident Teachers employed under the personal suPern
tendence of the Principal The annual expense Is mode
rate without any charge for exra Three additional pu-
pills will be admitted who may enter al any time Circulars
obtained at the Music Store Of GEIB JACKSON, No 499
Broadway. and interview may be had with Mrs VIM.
JONES OF the Institute which is passed hourly by line OF
stages from Brooklyn and the steamboat Astoria from
Peck slip at Z. | and lands al Reyenswood
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EVLAMMERSBURGH.-This new vii

lage accessible several times day by stages aud steam
boats Is situated with eight miles OF the City Hail. oppo
site Haem, College Point and Flushing Bay, the
beautiful town of Flushing, and adjoining the village
81 sisaonport, which cold readily last spring, and u
laid out the scale the Of both places
soctps each otbeand will form its andns situation
and a. dtant period be Of the principal sesports In
the vicinity OF NewYork The lots vary Ia from to
city lots In price from 600 to $3.50 The are SIS
down. and the rest in monthly insallments of So which
enables every person. however TO become his
own landlord Being exceedingly healthy and surrounded
by scenery which cannot be MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Flushing, Newtown RiAeT's Island, Morisans, &c Any
wishing TO purchase at the above, requested
call at the office, where maps and every information will
cheerully be gwen. JOHN A. FLAMMFR, No. l57 West
lefht, between 7h and sthays Ofice hours from 10
oeiock k, and maps can be seen at JOHN. q. FLAM-
MEkS No. 81 Most The only authorized agents 10 make
sales Jackson Nichols aud John 0gvy the ground
MI Hammer viii be board the boat every morning.