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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11
WHEELING, VA, MONDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS. Z.

COPPEi, nm q SHEET IRON WAR Il
h m Mandatory. a4ta ..r ltia
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
e1 bestowed upon him, the subscriber would rcspectf
Aly inform his friends and the public generally that n
Scontinues manufacture the above named articles III
all their va ricty, which has always hand good
sortmen for wholesale and retail at very low priest
He also keeps c hand, cooking stoves OF the most APP
proved patterns for coal and wood. 3- i0 r ...a.
Job work viii continue receive his particular attention
executed with prompness and in style that will
please the most fastidous. :
aug2i E.NARNEf, no y, Main ST. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11
Homeopathic. Medical College OF

Located in Fibcrt Street, above Eleventh,
aHii4'4 vsI-Af ~ APIHLRDEpifA ll " -ilsiIt -fl.- ~
rI,H Lectures ofhc regular viii COMMENCE on the
second Monday October and continue until the fret
OF March ensuing. Too si9ia y % Bf.JgIA mil -.on ,o
Amount of fees for full of Lectures, S1OO w
Students who attained two full courses @ 5!H a,
l.#l in other schools. }7,5 mo- .ua4t ytsiaIt"44 no
MartriCuiation Fee paid only once, % % w w
Practical Anatomy b"1n llEy ban lstuNrL HE s0 0 M
Graduation fee, I y.y.., 49,. ~, \, ,I ou ~
..T.g. lfF., Es3IR tEaHFACULTY.U boss GA 8UE /
WILLIAM S. HELMuTH, NJ. d.,
On son oy lNErTUTEs PATHOLOGY, Afp
- .I1ItT.s. THE MEDICINE ,r-ifta.y
WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ. d.,
-, v an ~ TIER APEuTIcs.
- JOSEPH g. LOOMS, NJ. d., f..f-
PROFESSOR oBsrErRcs and THE Disc Asses OF
ALVAN L. SMALL Al d.,
pm oYIsssoR or Piyso,aS AND MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
NV -" -. MATTHEW SEDIPLE NJ. D., H.. tf-
q Ne' pr oyEssoR OF CHEMISTRY AND ToSIooLouY
oIIbylf, in NClS SlMS,M d., I'D, Buiil;lit
PROFESSOR SURGERY.
BOD lhsa bhGwM. a. GARDINER. NJ. D., lril3'ttoJ
..,. ..s-.i4s-- -, pRoyIssnR OF ANATOMY r-..t
49, W, ASHTON f u, NJ. d., ~
on na1A iHlI bpkaoasrR ANATOMY n LID sl9.i
Students will he admitted to the homeopathic Hospital,
to receive clinical instruction. and witness ut the
bedside OF PATIENTS and surgical practice and oper''
tions For further information add ress
'T'Jf'f : nWM. "A. GARDNER, NJ. d.. DEAN,Dlt
vpH Ta5}.l T,5y.I -. II No. 3l3 Arch Street, Phila.
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teb8sJ iiltiE=At
IRA gentleman in, conyersati ion; with Mr.. John
Wesley once used the expression VoI pop,ti boz
def % He at once replied it cannotg be- The
voice of God FLOR por popu thai, cried cout.
Cruelty him, cruelty im..fi' 1910 a I'd .i.diad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11

hi VI all fAsffnNt Id 1s.St bII!Ilf IL
gsLies are hitless swords, WHICH cut The hands
that Weld them. ff.iti We Hl'1aat y nl'oH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11

aHu55-sA1adame, what age Shall put you downa'
mo direct answer.) elbow old is your husbands"
'.Sixty-one. itttAnd your eldest son?"' Twenty
severn, "And the next!" t.Twenty-one"' Sand An
exactly; but it is about thirty bat'Dd under
stand you, madame, that youreldest son}wastw
ty-seyen2'p' eyes" "You must surely, then, be
more than thirty7, .'Well, sir, quite snappishly)
I1told you about thirty. ] cam tell exactly 1T
may be thirty-one or two; but lam positive isnot
over that ,,1,,,j5 q IL Ina, ~ yc ,ii1 20 yst ei3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11

Rure 7nih riga p,Gceant in raliibus anines; " gu
Flumina amen svirasque ing,ori,s'-
.u ELLENDALE, va etto5l 4h5 q" i'"l5 W.. B.ib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

NOTlCE.-The New-York and Harlem
Esilrsad Company having agreed to accept the Al
Liter non Of tbs NewYoh Harlem Railroad on
uesoAy Ma DAY OF February hst the Treasurer VIII DC
prepared his once No Center. st. receive and er;
Snsnse ALBANY Extsnsion Certificates for Old Capiai
Ssoek a. Per agreement Dated Nev-York Feb 10, lS3s
lNxW 0AM. d. BLArCHHORD. TreAguEer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
EOR CHARLEsTON.-The sulendid

n steamer UNION. r. Adams. master, viii leave pier
NO North River. on SATURDAY. Feb 2s a. } O'clock
M precisely. Eor fferht apply board, aud Or pas
ssse TO sPOFFORD. TfLEsrONk CO. No 40 soa.h-u
I'M rcsrer is AIDED 70 he travelling public
ere OF eI'raoIdnary speed uneQ iaied urnrioas
coniorf ard fare. The Uni sii be followed BY tbs
aesner sol THEREER GA WEDNESDAY, March ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

TREAsuRgRs OFFICE, NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY NORWICH, February ls, 1859
NOTICES hereby given that the Board
Of Directors Of this Company at legal meeting nave
directed that the remaining nsallment OF Ten PEI
share the Preferred Stock Of this Company be pa1
the Treasurer of the Company, al the Transfer once
So William st. in the CITY Of New-fork on 'he i''n OF
March next
annum from the 18th of January last
The hooks will be closed the 18th OF siaieh anu
2T 4w G. L PERKINS, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMESS.-Th ships

composing this line are The Following
ATLANTIC, Capt West, Pacific, Capt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce. BALTIC, Capt ComstOck
ADRIATIC. Capt. Grafton
These ships have been bull by contract, expressly fr
Government servce Every care has bsen taken in their
constructon also in their Engines to insure strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers
for elegance and comfort Price Of from
NewYork to Liverpool in rstcass cabin. S2O IN second
do $40 exclusive use Of extra SIZE staerooms from
Liverpool New York $50 and $50 An experienced
geon attached each ship No berth secured until for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

For freight or passage apply to
EDW'D X. COLLINS CO No. Sc Wall ST. N York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY co Liverpool.
T. G. ROBERTS CO., No. - kings Arms Yard,
London.
VICTORIES, Paris, or GEO n DRAPER, Havro.
The OF these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie Jewelry, precious stenes or metals
unless bills OF ladng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed. d9
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY ss 1852


i ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of London. General
Afents Once No. Grand ST., Jersey CIty-Feb. 10.
Boz-CALlfORNIA kfsKS.-Risks taxsn parties
goI 20 California at per cen, premium per
nnm oI residences San tranosco: per cent for
era lceese 70 travel In Upper California
Msdra LIaminsrs ia attendance daily from 10 ;
o'ciock,S III. ]. LEANDER STARR,
lSf ct General 4 cent
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CUTTs's LOCOMOTIVE BABY

~ TENDER. or PATENT PARL0R CoACHEE-
cnds Locomotive Anti Head Bumper SC, for the safe
sspns and conveyance Of infant children. in aud about
Ascs and Of doorsthe relief and delight Of children
nsehsrs and babies For SALE Wholesale and retail at
No N Broadway. New-York. Rights for sale, BY the
sss. who will sell rights for any Of the Southern or
"ssen States. and Of whom only they be bought.
Ma JOSEPH ROWE.
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Tupartnersbip.


I United PARTNERSHIP IN Office
is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED according to
the provisions otbe Revised Statutes of the State Of New
York. have formed limited partnership, and that the
name or firm under which such partnership s to be
Quoted is FENNER, MCMILLAN ARTHUR; that the
nature of the business intended to be transacted
Grocery and Commission business ths the names of the
general partners interested therein DEAN X. FEN
NER, SOLOMON ID MCMILLAN, and JOHN B. AR
THUR and that the of the special partner interested
therein is OLIVER b. TWEEDY; and that said Dean x.
Fenner and Solomon ID. Nc MILAN and said Oliver b.
Tweedy respectively reside 10 the City and State of New
York and that said John Arthur resides in Jersey City,
the County of Hudson in the State Of New Jersey that
Of capital which the said special partner, OH
Tweedy, has contributed to the common stock, is
twenty thousand dollars and that said partnership
the second day February the year 1884,
and is the second day of February in the
year 1s57-Eew- York Feb z. $50
OLIVER b. TWEEDY,
DEAN K FENNER,
SOLOMON ID. MCMILLAN,
81 CIV JOHN Is. ARTHUR.
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mo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-

Tn the trunk Of DANIEL DUlCE, lately ar
depredatons upon the U s. Mail at Columbus,
s there were found among ether things the following
1iGUEaRFOTYPEs, supposed to have been taken from
% mails. viz ...;,u ,;o,,x. - oa,-
one double Jenny Lad case containing picture q GER
sss The gentleman has the appearance of sandy com
ssr,op d bald on the front part Of his head, and has
Ssh on The lower part Of his face has bosom pm
sad care in his hand appsars to DO thyfve or forty
yssrs old. -. .u;,. hi, x.,x., 81, ;n.;s.
Continuing the picture Of gentleman nth high forehead
ss combed on top the head, and appears to be
Mat curly age probably about feity
I"vy lis cases containing picturesque of Lady and
,hJss Of Gentlemen These and p ctures contain no
REGULARITY by which they be particularly described
Persons who have lost Dsgueneotypes sent by mails
psspg this point may be able TO find them by at
trdpe 10 this notice and requested without delay
70 es At the Columbus Ohio Pest Office, to address
ne By letter. A. r. PERRY, p nj. Columbus, o.
Aim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. han
- of Reeords-Pnblic notice Is hereby ths Bosrd Of
x,.I,tsn kiSsYmen To REPAyE aud Kkss IA y AZ
AND GUTTER IN nth st tssrsts are reqsssfed
psIsSns &C.: IL e az once
On oI esfese me az DODGE. street. Csuaissi0nsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTN En-

lV sHIP.Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have formed limited partnership pursuant to the Statutes
of the Of New York that such partnership is to 10
conducted under the name or firm Of OEEILL coll
Inns thai The general of the business intended to
be transacted is the buying and selling of tobacco
Of the said limited partnership and commission
in the City OF New York that the of all the general
and special partners interested therein are DAVID
ONEiLL, JAMES B. COLLINS, and ROBERT II.
ARKENBURGH that the said David O'Neill, who le-
sides in the City Of Brooklyn County of Kings and State
Of New York, and ghe said ames Collins who resides
in the City, County and State OF are the gem
who resides in the City County and State OF New York
is the special partne that the said Robert n. AIKEN
buTgh the said special partner has contributed capital
to the common stock OF said limited partnership the
of five thousand dollars in cash. aud that the said limited
partnership to commence the sscond day OF February
one thousand eight husdred and fifty two and terminate
the second day OF February, thousand eight hun
dred and ffsy-fiye Dated New-York, January 81 1884,
DAVID O'NEILL,
JAMES II. COLLINS,
f2Sw ROBERT H. ARKENBURGH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA dTect-U. 9. MAIL
aud EXPRESS LINES-Thiorsh IN u holrs-New-Js-
sey Railroad Jersey City leaving NswYork at H.
foot of Courtlsndt. st.; A. NJ. and p. NJ Libery-a
Leaves Philadelphia hours nom foot Of Wsnats
ware reduced to So class and So so for second ca
BALTIMORE, WARRINGTON aud CHARLESfON
tAroush tickets sold in the above lines and through hsG-
through conductors. aSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
L,OR SAN FRANCISCO-pACKET

X Wv YIN Nf-NVISNV.--I ACNE1I
OF 2eTH MARCH.-Ths magnificent new clipper
ship EMPIRE. 272 tuns, Capt f. Thorndike, having
me Most superb state room accommodations in first cabin,
saloon and second cabin repete with every
viii take limited number OF passengers the ollowipg
ow rates First CABIN s225 Saloon, $500; Second CABIN.
Sto The splendid del Of this beau clipper aud the
great eipelencsof Capt Ihorndke hs being his third
voyage 10 San rancisco give the positive
Of an extraordinary shert passage Ample provisions
made for The comfort OF aud families will find
an his vessel REQUISITES for voyage seldom If be-
fore provided. The number Of tickets will he ssctly limit
ed and more passengers taken hn be handsomely
and confoitby accommodated. Saloon passengers have
sane fare as First CABIN
2sf 1859 Z. n. SUTTON No. 50 wal-st
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FORWARDED to

lvl and from NswY via New Haven and spIingnsld
10 ST. Johnsbury Ogden sburgh and Montreal.
and all the Rutland and Burlington Passunpsc
River Vermont, Central and OgdonsbuJEh haiiroeds
Great reduction prices from local Ship BY steam
es Traveller and Champion. from Peck Slip East Eiysr
through Connection to Burlington. st. JohRsbury Ogdene.
buyg6 and Montreal PASSENGERS can procure through
YORK and New Haven Railroad Office, No IS Cansl-st,
y For forwarding sstrscuen: apply to the sssSs; "a -
.:sne,s the wharf at Psck'slg Mvnr MAIL sood''
i9f inns No I51 6onth-s N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

nina CLAY.-lO0 tuns afoat and in
Is b ~ ssisby JAS. DERRICxsON CO..
Ne. lo3 Yultonr q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
" CRAWRUCK,S UPHOLSTERY.

w HOUSE ard Ship Furnishing Warerooms, 20
35s Grand New York, where will be found comp etc
sssos,nsnt Of the following articles Feahsrs hair moss
and huik also beds, mattresses, paiasses aud cufhons
a- bedsteads of description, patent screw
joint lock Joint, cottage aud runde COTS
&c also, splendid VARIETY Of paper hangngs, borders &c
Ny C. would call particular attention 10 MS new style OF
hair ard ,prirg mattresses ~ d old beds and mat
tgeaes renovated aud made over equal tonew, by
W. CRAWBUCKi No $50 Grand st second
81 lms door east Of Essex-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

RANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of
lINEW- YORK-ALBANY. Feb 20, lS52oIhe MEh-
CHANTS BANK Of WASHINGTON COUNTY mas
this day sled in ths Office notice Of the aPpontmeht
PHELPS SCOvEL ofthe City OF Albany, as agents ioi
the redemption Of its circulating notes together WIN
revocation of the appointment Of H. c. Tanner OF New
such agent agreeable TO the act entitled An act
70 amend the several acts relating Incorporated
banhng Associations and Individual Bankers passed
April II, 1851 DANIEL B. ST. JOHN,
aHa Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
Orean Steamers, Nc.

LNOR VEkPOOL-Dramat Line -
Packet Of the 2tth February-rhe splendid and IA
vore Packet ship ROSCIUS, Capt. Oliver Eldridgs Will
sail rs above her regular day For Freight Passage
having unrvsed accommodations, apply board a. Pier
Nc. IL East River, or TO
sPOFFORD, TILEsTON & CO,
at2s No 10 Soutb-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

ERENCH WHITE ZINC.-6O0 casks
Snew and Silver White Paint; 900 casks Gray second
quality Of the veille Montague Companys manufacture,
for sale 10 the trade by MCCALL STRONG,
Nas5 William st.. Agents for the United Ssaies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
Umpire CITY LINE.-THROUGH

- TICKETS for SAN FRANCISCO. via CHAGREs
drsct-The new and splendid saashp SIERRA NE
FADA ls00 tuns burden, j. Wilson, Commander for
meIiy ofthe steamship Empire City, will cave fofChssres
direct on WEDNESDAY. March II. ~ 3 o'clock from
her deck Pier 10 " X connecting at Panama with the
favoIiie steamship NEW ORLEANS For freight or pas
SAGE apply to J. W RAYMOND, Agent, No 81 Broad
way. 2oftMi7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
~ ENVY DIRK and NEW -HASE EN-


!. is3l-Trans out Of Ns~-Yosk lssvs near corner Of
Canal-st. and Broadway.
AccoMMoDArIos TRAINS leave for New. Haven AZ and
1870 A. NJ; sndt SIP. The ils0 A. NJ In con
,eetion with Train from New Haven t. Hartford and
Springfield, and with Tain over the Canal Road.
EXPRESS Trains for New-Hsven, Hartford sprinsAed,
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads te Osdeus-
eurgh and Mntreal.l Bcs.cn and Worcester, at A. NJ,
stops AZ tamtord sad Bridgeport and p NJ (sops at
Stamford, Noivak and Bridgeport y time about u houy
g. Boston The A. Nj with the Heusatonio and
Naugatuck Railroads at bridgeport. aud Canal Railroad
st New-Hsysn, The O'Clock y. ". with Nssgstuck
Railroad at Bridgeport.
SPECIAL TRANS for Pert Chsssst, at $50 A. H. and q
p. NJ. Stop at Mount Vsrn0a ard pelhamvills
TRAINS INFO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trains leave
New Haven at $50, T. and 9S A. ~, and 40 ?. Il:
The S. A. N. receives passessers from Springfield and
Hartford land Canal Railroad az New Haven. and from
Saugstuck Railroad nj Bridgeport. The go NJ. ~
passengers from Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EIPREss TRAINS leave New Haven arrival Of Trains
from Boston, at LIS and s5 p n, stopping At Bridgeport,
sP.
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester $50 A. M, and
lt5P.M
See large bill of sdvsrsensat At the station House and
principal hotels. GEo W. " WHISTLER, a.,
d5 Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

MONEY.-Oilice removed from Park
~ place to No. 80 Warren-st corner of Church St
where cash will be advanced Watches. Jewelry, Dry
Goods &c. &c, in sums OF $40 to 500 Agency
once No g Warren-st, frat floor, rear office.
1of 6,MWkEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
EOR CALIFORNIA--WiI leave On

n SATURDAY Msreh oh. NJ 2 o'clock p M the
mardtr
This magnificent steamship renowned fr her re.nt nm
90 rSn 10 csssres VII lssye pier No L. North River Tor
sAN FRANCISCO, touching al RIO Janeiro and aln1-
rAiso. On SATURDAY. March g. at 3 o'clock p NJ. prr
esey CABIN, Second CABIN and stserags passengers viii
be TAI en- through 70 San Francisco nabe rses
The PIONEER has proved herself one OF the tastes,
ard most comfort able steamships afoa and for strength
OF hull and rerecten OF machinery. surpassed by
vessel built perons proceeding Ca iiorpia win
find much TO their advantage 90 by this flvore shin
rather han run the rsk OF deisy and sickness the
To secure berhs esrly application should be made on
board at pier No. 4, North River
w. & J. I TAPS-Orr co,
2fo No Sc South 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

STEAM l. x of March 6, loo San Fraa-
~ cisco. .aacAHE % ilrsir5 and Vslparisp The
&c" ard Has 'GcclL So NAN, PIONEER, Captain
hnteIeoge, nov lyrs AZ Tier No. North liver. will
eafe posrTey for he above ports Saturday, March
lhs esmer has fully es'ahlsh her reog,Soa being
ore a. the svifet sCat, and she Affords DDportl
MY 20 thote wishing to California seldom 0isred
fh acronmod ltious are sIpeib-a limited number ony
81 passengers &c .akea, The scamerwil stop at
ran ana 70 mn up small snoun, Of fcigs. IL ofsred.
,eon VII he itkep Tor which. passage apply - SpOF
FOhD TlLESTON co No as Scuh 81 13f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

ZINC PAINTS.-The New Jersey
- ZINC CO. having enlarged and completed Their
wsks are prepared to supply from the Company ware
aoose their white and ccloed Zinc paints at the following
No White ground In oil cts per h.
NO White ground in oil cts. per 10.
NO White ground in oil cts per ID.
bfo~n and Black ground in oil u cts. per 10.
Dry white OF Zinc cts. per 10.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
h% Vn years nial In Europe and the United States.
as INSIDE and outside paint has beer found TO retain
80. osssay and protective properties longer than
any ohe pant and for white and brapcy Il 81 uds
nhnNMee ana as hessme weight Will cover from 40 to
~ pei cent more surface than the same weight OF lead
paint. ~ really much cheaper to the Consumer II h
warranted nee rom sduersion, aud no stronger evi-
dence be afforded OF tie superiority than h 3ayvsd
nom the fact that the French Government amer long con-
nnaed has adapted use in All lis hnidnr.
and pubic works. IL has poisonous pronertiss liS
other pigments nioas TO the health Of workman and
Of families occupying recently painted As An in
sde pant win not tsrn yellow, even when exposed Ia
Then White Zinc ground in varnish produces the poyco-
IAN finch Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
have peculiar drying properties, which few hours
toSm hard and sold metallic coating upon wood brick
Iron and other metallic surfaces. remark able for their fire.
proof properties They vol adapted fos marine pur-
pss havre been nd to rcsst the corodns action OF
at water, destructive to other pants Dealers suv-
Piled On liberal terms by MANNING 4 SQUIER
Agents, No Is Dey-st, N Y. Sfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

NOR CALIFORNIA-NEW AND IN.
I DEPENDENT STEAMSHIP COMPANf-OrIvos
soendd stes mship CITY OF NETWORK will ieave her
Thsrf pier n R. March %, at ocockP d. sonhec.ns
cS.s are guaranteed against detention This being ths
cay sure through line We WI take ea' AL ~ thnn.
Fcr frsght or passage. apply to A. o.p.o.s~
,9fu p s. HAIGHr, No Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
UNUpOUCU - SAN FRANCISCO

NHROUGH TO SAN FRANCloCO.-
New-York and San Francisco Steamship Line the
Ch.rlss Perry commander, will take her departure for
Shserss on FRIDAY 2sth March next. at PM, con-
WINFIELD SCOTT. t.loe tuns burden, ksnney Conf
Isra expected 10 depart from Panama 70 san
Trsncisco on the leth of April ens5i1g These vessels
speed conor. and safety not surpassed by any On
route and eEpenenced surEeon z sttscneS 20 y
General gents, % Bezver-st. Few,l III
-f,Ms JONES & JOHNSTON. % wall ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25

nR. L. L. NICHOLS and Mrs. COVE
- riChOLS, win remove May I. 20 their Country
Water Cure Establishment Prospect Hl Por. Chester,
and give THIS early notice. for the information Of such
may WEN 10 consult them at their present residence NJ
81 tnt0h.piaee Consultations frcm - p VI. Fee IS,
WIN iu directions for treatment Persons wishing advice
Gr1ts are invited 70 annlE Il A. III Saturdax l7flme
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ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

Wv --Traine Of MIchiRAn SOHthefn ana NUSth9Rh IA
diana Railroads run daily Sundsys ercsPted - follow:
Leave Monroe and Toledo at BIS A. n arrive u La
Plank Road IL miles Michigan City theacs b. ears
miles to AinswoTth and stage u miles to Chicago A.
ter FEB l. BY cars throu sh TO Chicago.
Returning to Lapors same way-csn leave Lapone =
J3c A. N , and arrive at Monroe and Toledo q 80 r.
Ioranspor La Payests and Indianapolis, at South hsnd
and At other places On the linz with tho principal towns
north and south ~ -sl
AZ Toledo this line connects at 5t3P. N. OFT j: VIA
the Lake Enc South Shore route by stage and "
Sr railroad va DunkiTk New York. or BY sage mon
Bunkirk TO Buffalo, and by cars after Feb, l.
The5 p N. train the New fsrh ana Bhs 49, wv
meets with the Lake shore usi1.
Passenger at Cleveland can take cars ~ ns .
phiisdeinhia and New-York, BatnoJs aEd WesALas-
Ton. E.P. WILLIAMS, 6apsrsssnsnsns;;
~ xdyisn Ian II. las1 ueu
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1nsnranfe Companies.

rITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
" COMPANY Offices No. 81 WALLrST. and No. "a
BOWERY,-This Company, with a cash capital OF
415O,0OO.
and large surplus securely invested continues to insure
against loss or damage by FIRE dwelling houses mer-
chandse household furniture. and all descriptions oil Per-
sonai Properly, on the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah johnson, Alenzo AlvoId. Daniel B1ItneI
William Wallace Thomas NJ Elrath. LIKE Baker.
VIM Valentine, James G. Baldwin, Jay jarvis,
John s. Harris, Robert Barley. FRANCES A raihef'
Jacob Miller. James Nj WaterDury
DANIEL BURNETT, President;
JAMES NJ. MCLEAN, Secretary. 81 MWSFu