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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
NEw-JEassY Zinc COMPANY, 4
Transfer Office, No. 81 Liberty-st. !
ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

A LOAH-SCOeO 900 DOLLARs.-sealed prop ,saI, win
be received at the Office q the Company Ia Phadeloba
until the 18th day Of September next, SO sunset the
Wnole CT any portl IA Of the above named Loan.
The Loan will be secured b. first mortgage on the Rail-
road Of the Company-248 mlea in lengtnaud is equip
menL which, Wh-n placed in complste operation between
hsi6urgh aga Pittsbugh with single track and dings VIII
cost $l25OO0O0
The unconditional subscriptions to the capital
stock Of the ConVsny on the Sis, May, ives So ;OOfOO
which viii shorly be increased 10 Ten Millions On the.e
subscriptions there was paid at that date t94l78g5
This broad be together With the leEgs receipts OF the
Company from the business OF the rOad IT, unfinished con-
diton, demonstrating beyond DOUBT the ability Of the
Company 70 nav not Ouy interest or itg debf mr.
osn to eaPtssts with unqualified assurance mat n viii
afford sas nyesrn Of their fuuds and IA earts in
te puneIusy with which the interest viii be met as the
beet government securities
The Bones Will BE- ssued IN sums Of One Thoussnd DOL
lars with interest Of la rate Of six per cent al.
tehed payable ths first day. Of January and July o each
yeer 81 TIE office o. he Company IA this city or Ia suns OF
200 sterling with Interest coupons az toe te of i've nr
cent payable 10 LONDON each without any deduction
The Bonds will be redeeme3 where the Interest Il ,aSA
payable tho 5ist Of Dece Der 1880 or thew tna he
yertd at the option OF the owner into the eapita sk Of
ber 1860
Twenty-Five per cent Of each accepted bid to be paid
within twenty GAYS aer the receipt Of notice O IL sce
snos a. London, FOR Sterling Bonds aud Philateiuh h,
Tor Dollar bonds the remainder 70 be paid Ia
every 80 Gays heeaer, until the whole slount Is sssS
o. ne Toll AMOUNT can De paid N at once if desired
Ire proposals will - addressed 70 GEORGE Y BACON
Treasure Paisdepha end indoTsed Proposals Tor Loan
Bonds, or either.
The bids viii Be opened and determined by the BOrd Of
Directors, On tn 10th cay OF September
Any further information IN relation 10 the road and il.
prospects viii Be furnished application at the Office OF the
Comesny or to EDWARD MILLER Chief ngineer, the
special Agent Of the Comosny IL LondOu.
J EDGAR THOMPSON President
Philadelphia, July Is 1852
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$4,000 WILMINGTON .as MANCHESTER CIV
fE E s CENT RAILROAD Cosy EHIlBLE MoRTo AZ
soNps Coupon. psysss ~ e. He~'y"rs Is Jun. ~ Il
5000 MADISON and fsDiAEArohIs ssyra
CENT. CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRSf Noss
GAGE BONDS, Coupons payable lst Nsy and In M
ss Rrnep. slls Due in 1851 Entire dsSt o. "a. Go
s;o'cds sELLrFosTAfsE ana IND,Ay. s,re,.
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE sEysss
PER CENT BONDS. Coupons payable IN Esw.Yot =
$500 iNDiASA CENTRAL SEVEN PER cv,,.
RAILROAD CoNvERTAeLE ia MoRrGA0S soSSsss
Coupons payable in New YORK lst Ma, and 10, soy,sas
Principal payable lat November 1856 '''1
$500 CRY Of PoRTsaOoTtl. ohse, syy-ya A.,
GENT. BONDS, Coupons paysb,s " Hss.York ~ -
,ud Ist ysn Guaranteed BY the sco.s and Hoss,s WI
5000 ROSS COUNTY, ohAo, SEVEN Pr, r,,.-
BONDS, CooPons gay.nls Isl JAY ACC La Jsa III. ~
.sti and A.reits Railroad Co Popaafos .ss SS,ss
& 600 souls, value Of taxabes, 81, COO s9
$500 ALLEN COUNTY isa- sEss an Pa CIV
soNDS. Coupons payable ls; July ssd l-t jan s1W
;2sea ALLEN COUNTY. OHIO SEVEN PEA c,s.
soEDs Cesgon; ; esys9is L. ISr ,nd I J.s
CENT BONDS Coupons payable lst JAY sad 1, n, IA
t25ooo CLARK COUNTY, ohio, sEVES PIE cvx.,
soNDs. Coupon. J Psysslr 80 Aas and 70 ssb ''
and interest In all css-s paysb.e sefn annu,I, "
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured 10 a. - . if
nanner By mors.ss OF o-sc % rrss' % sn. nova ~
taat and sell each lin-, with al eqaipa.,, a.
raise m.aey 70 pay amount Of intersa o. principal
ease by virtue OF Special Acts Of the proper I~r.s.
ssntBs full power foT that purpose and dscf va.
sne people Interested that vote bs'ns largely sv of,sS
issne.
The lava under which rn-ss oonds created rsqu,r, -
proper authorities 20 make SPECIAL LEVY Of fSrn
b. be SET APART sxclusvey for the porpos- q nss,
the sccrains interest," ana gradually 20 reinburse the ri,S
pal which 10 enforcos through the courts ~ sv Ss
Il become necessary
These debts operate In tho nature Of morts.ss a -
real and personal Estates within the respective Cig -
County hDits
The Consultations ssopess By the people Of Dab -
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation Of any funded A.
By Counties within their BOUNDARIES This will py,y.s
further issue VI securities Of this sort
Printed Exhibts IN each case, De bad srp1esuu
ct Office, giving full add detailed Information = 70 -
sature OF each security
wINsLOW, LANIER 4 co, No 81 w.Bs
Hew-York. April q. 1852
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H. s.'.. 80, $685. ...s...set 6 ~
tne eoo'e slSo wv includes SIS, 90 given BY the Com
seny Ia exchange Tor Ike amount ~ Albany Extensoa
ceicetes which latter rens, assets Of tho Sswyoh
hf hen upon ~ bnpcct regular divdeRc paJ'as
road now connecting Albany with Eew. YORK and 10 view
y s present and prospective increase Of business .hca
soos ohe an advantageous enS perfectly mods
The Interest on she Bonds b. paid fore any
dividend Cali IA DECLARED upon either the Psssrea or %
ssock Of the COMPANY For sale BY
sLATCBFORD < RA,,ssTOBD No 50 WLnsuA
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r United PARTNERSHIP formed by

United PARTNERSHIP formed by
IL OLIVER N. BOSrwlCK, EDWARD STAPLE
TON and CEPHAS II. NORTON
Fpst The firm under which said partnership &c
be conducted 10 BOSTWICK STArLETON.
SeoHd The general OF the business nterded to be
transacted IL the MANUFACTURING and DEALING In
HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c.
Third: The names Of the general partners interested
therein are OLIVER N BOSTWICK, who resides in the
city OF Brooklyn, and EDWARD sTAPLErON who
desn the city Of NewYork and the Of the special
partner CEPH AS NORTON, whose place OF residences
Il in the city of Nev-Yoik.
Fourth: The amount Of capital which said special partner
has contributed TO the common stock 10 TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS in cssh.
FIN The said partnership is to commence on the frs
dsy OF July 1852 and TO terminate the first day Of Janu
AIRY, 185s-New- York, June So 1853 --
EDWARD STAPLErON
CFPHAs n NORTON
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pAlLROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and
LeCOUNTY B0NDs-We Offer for sale at fair rates the
otowing SECURITIES Of the most undoubted sharsctsr
90 OHIO aid PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PA
CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS Counoc,
fus IN 1885, ~S'~
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Life Tnsurancs
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE.

IvE coMPANY-CAsH CAPITAL, Sl0OOc0. indspeud-
eut Of the Premium Fund
Office No li6 Broad way, come OF L,oerty-s~
This Company continues Insure sg.inst all mannsr OF
Life risks most favorable terms. l.
Persons nav insure PAYABLE at any gives or sooner 10
case Of death Csoruis permits granted a. REDUCES rates
A A. AIYoRD, President
c. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary.
AsRAa DU Bors, b. d, at tn. Office daily from soS
ofclork p
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CINGER'S SEWING MACHINE
CTRAMPACKING- .TYER & HELM

~ PATENT-2o,OOO lbs. in store, different thick:
The quality Of this article, which will stand
100 degrees higher heat than other rubber has been
tested for two years or over The American and British
steamships and those to California it with entire
approval The undersigned will warrant this patent
packing TO give entire sascton In every No person
but the undersigned the zinc In the manufacture OF
rubber and no other kind will stand high heat Ware
house No, Is Courtlsndst All orders addressed to the
manufacturer and owner of Tyer Helms Patent:
HORACE III. DAY.
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4 United PARTNERSHIP.-Pursu

4 United PARTNERSHIP
Il ant to the provision contained In the Revised Statutes
Of the State Of NewYork concerning Limited Psrnersnps
the subscribers have this day formed Limited Partnership
to be conducted under the Of EZRA LUDLOW, IT.,
for the purpose n anssctng Flour and General Produss
Commission business, In the City Of New-York
The general Partner IL EZRA LUDLOW, Jr, who 10 q
resident Of the City Of NewYork and the special Partner
IL FULTON CUTTING Who also resides in tbs said City OF
EewYork and who such special Partner has conr5
cd in Cash. the of Twenty Thousand Dollars Of Capital
10 the common stock.
The said Partnership Is to the nteentb De-
of June Que Thousand Eight Hundred and Fitytwo ana
10 continue for the Of Three years TO wit-un tho
Ttee nth day OF June Ore Thousand Eight Huudred an
Fity-fys Dated New-Yort, June Is, 1852
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr
FULTON CUTTING.
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Copartnersb ship.

Gopartnersblp.
DISSOLUTION.-Thc Copartnership
heretofore existing between the Subscribers under The
80. ~ GEORGE w SHIELDS & co, Il this day dis
soIvss nv mutual cousent-New-York, July :, 1852.
~ - GEORGE w. SHIELDS,
BENJAMIN NJ. SHERMAN,
GAMALIEL O. SMITH,
GEORGE r. HEGEMAN.
COPARTNERsHIP-The underlined have this day
formed Copartne rship under the firm Of GEORGE w.
SHIELDS 4 co, and viii continue the Iron snd Commits
YoTt Julv / Is59 GEORGE w. SHIELDS,
GAMALIEL g. SMITH,
GEORGE r HEGEMAN.
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0IuE PE0PLES, FIRE INSURANCE

4 COMPANY OF the CITY OF NETWORK stab
,aed IN ISL AZ No lis CanAlsf Z Branch Ohice NO g
sroadvay next corner Of Wa, opposite Trinity CA1isS
Lear. Bullanes Merchandise Household Furnit ne 60
,ss IN Port and their Cargoes &C. against loss OF amaze %
sfe-Ths Company having been In 5acce.a' Jpaialo.
nora than yeu psst refer With eoufdence 70 the ls
lumber Of persona nearly 900 who nave es ted 's1f
.nes At their Office for IN which th'ir oosnss
transact have been conducted and EEL Assu ~
his -espect thew will suffer by compsrisol with the
most favored Of monetary institutions Al os-e hsys
been and viii continue 70 be literally sdusted and promptly
settled. JEhEmlAd tLAshAA ti~is"'
rosEs q. LEoSARD, Secretary.
0roRey PAULpING. Surveyor.
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DRTNCE a. co.'s MELODEONs..

sr vesrs and proved itself superior Instrument 20 thoss
nj snv other make Be had only OF the sole agen WIN
HALL SON No go Broadway, topposite the Parkl
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LIE of RAILROAD

GREAT SALE of RAILROAD
~ BONDS.-On FRIDAY. tie 23d July at 70 o'clock
al noon st the Merchants Exchange SIMEON ORA.
lily, to the HIGHEsT BfDDRRs, the following RAIL
ROAD B0NPS &C Which osr unrs1sl 70
complete aid oiyidend-earning Railroads, viz:
$4,000 OF 2 cent BONDS Of the MANSFIELD and
sANDUsKI CITY RAILROAD, reiulbursable in 1880
with coupons beadug interest payable January and
July |, OF each year. at the Mechanics Bank In New.
York These Bonds part OF tae only issue Of
si5ecoo, secured by the FIST mortgage on the whole
road and It's franchises in trust 70 Henry Grgneu OIL
Yer Slate. Jr- and Theodore Dehon
The Mansfield ard Sandusky City Railroad is now in
Ky, Lake Ere 81 niles scgfhward through fo1cshna
section Of the rch State o. Ohio the city OF Mansfield
Jnoer s suspces and worked BY is forces the Colunbus
and Lake Enc Railroad extends from MAusd 50 nes Ia
further soUtheTly direction 10 Newark in aayalt4geous
connection with the main East and West Ohio l.es
further continuation Of the road Is Ia progrc which VII
unite with the lion barosd and the Scota aud Hoc<ing
Valley Rarcad-pang through the best COD aud iron re-
ard sOnth line and direct Communication from the great
Lakes 20 Portsmouth snd Burlington two or the IN
portsn. pOir the Ohio River The money actually az
pcnc on this Losd besides the Proceeds OF he Mortgage
Looms, represented by $4,000 Capital Stock The pub
lie Wi know how TO appreciate the Bonds Ct Road this
eonciuCn.
S20e,OGH Of the per cent first and only Mo,.sAze
BVros Of the VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY a. maturity In 1860, with coupons payable
This Railroad about q miles in length and extends
from Brsiteoro to Bellows Is through the valley Of
from Newly GA TO the White Mountains Mo-nss ard all
Lover Csuaoa- IL j. ompletely buiL laid with 81 - 7
rail- equipped anC fiTnsi ed throughout Of
than g eco ard Is running ia excellent order with
0cresfnE iYsic, which gainsy deyelooing itself:
and the Road win furniture equipment and franchises
il morgased 10 Rosert Schuyler. GouverDeur Morn, and
Ehu Townsend, in tTusi T tie benefit of BOndholiers
This mongsgs created BY the authority OF the Sick.
hoders well Of The Directors OF the Company 70
the holders o. $50 go Of Bor8s Of which STA eco
bear per interest and $685. hear seven Der cent
interest," Of tie latter SOOOO Is COW tered T. the ons
The Vermont Valley Railroad extends along the midway
section II TIE ch valley Of the Conneatcut River In de
mdst Of web cultivated aud improving disrrct is
southern tCrmiuuss Brseboro il 1911 mesfrom New York
ard Ia in direct comm uniesou wiki that city, over the
Correcteut River New-Haven and Hartford aud New.
YoTi ard New Haven RaiFosds and at its Northern ern
Bellows Ffls Il uIites with the Rutland Aad Barps
ton, Vermont Central sullivan and PAssumpsic Railroads
svsiipE Of the connection the former Of ia MIL. ~
Burlington on Lake Champlan, ard thence 10 Montreal
ard the sullivan and P4ssumpsc Of about 100 mile. m
Mountains.
Its s,nfrs position, 9" al Indispensable link, soan.o.n,
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CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS Of the

~ HEW-YoRK and HARLEM RAILROAD CO.
she Bonds Of the Ne~York and Harlem Railroad oonsd
tnts the only lieu upon the Road and offer IL ~
portion Of the issue OF $500 600 made the LIST May a
They are Seven Per Cent Bonds and rsmbureesh
ls7 with semi annual interest coupons sashed pysss
10 bearer lat November and LIST May
This Issue VI S50Ooo for the purpose OF retiring ~
Coating debt and Of making improvements the Ros-
distance OF 80f milss
Eor the year ending S0th September, 1891 amer psJq
interest ON Bonds and the dividend the prefeued SOD
he Eew-Yorh and Harlem Railroad Co declared M
send Of four per cent oD the os STOCK. With surov
600 remanins The receipts from October last Asa
inclusive sho snncroase OF 20 per eco, above sha sox
sondipg months Of the previous year.
The present condition Of the Road IL a. follows
Sonds including the $500 COO just ssued so 20
Capital Stock, prsterred. ..........,...sl ,Soeoe
ss2itsi Sock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1886. on
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.iANO- FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

80 sroadvsy, one door shove Tnou,psons SsioOn.-
ss ooot peEehssins Pianos are invited 20 call a. the
~ $1,000 o. bfNNETT CO, WHARF they will fud
Evs,S o. Rosewood PianoFostss Of modern style
ee entertsoeS 70 quality sbs ~ ,wsn, ana, h. frsS
A. ~ 80 removed old Pianos received 10 pat
hsppstory, Nos ST. SIS and SIS ESsnssNnn.. 'a
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TIGHTNIN S-OTIS e.

II VI II L N L ~ U-h " ~ ~ LID o
IL STREETER'S NEW PATENT INSULATED
CONDUCTOR This Conductor is universally pronounced
by scientific to be the safest aud hest of
n D against Lightning offered TO the public silver
medal awarded TO this Conductor at the last COnnect
State Fair in Hartford and diploma at the Mddessx
Mechanics Fair in Lowell Mass, last Professor
ocklesby Professor OF Maibe and Natural Phoso
ply, Trinity College Hartford says: have carefully
amin ed Messrs Otis Streetes Conductor and cheenly
bear my testimony its excellence Ii is constructed and
erected in accordance with scientific principles and the cleo
tricsl conditions by which protection from lightning
cured are better met aud complied with by this rod than by
any that have The points that br,e upon
it, tend TO violent exposon either direct later
al and rapid but silent discharge OF the electric fluid
betue the clouds and the earth should consider
building furnished with this rod eectuay secured
from lightning, than by any other means with which
acquainted" From Prof ]. " C. Smith NJ D., of Boston:
~ have hesitation in recommending this Conductor TO
the public, admirable, economical cOntvance that
promises 10 be Of great utility" Hon. Henry Barnard Super
inlendent OF Common Schools in Connecticut give the
preference TO this Conductor altogether the best devised
the most perfectly insulated neatly and permanently
attached TO the bulding and the most economical" Prof
Batchelder, of Lynn Mass 49, In short this Conduct
leaves for improvement" Several hundred
tmonals Of the import have been received and the
subscribers have to meet the first who, examine
ton of tins Conductor does not his unqualified pref
-Four i've wanted imme lately TO
ttng appointed In city and county in the United
States Persons Wishing to protect their buildings will do
henseves great service by calling thess local agents
LUClUS LYON 4 co Sole Manufacturers OF Otis
StreeteI's Patent Insulated Conductors Once No.
Deyst Now-York.
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11iano-fories.
n & c. FISCHER, tiate Nunns q

~ Fscher) msnusetory and wareroom, No. ITO Green.
wichst corner Of Deyst PisnoFortes warranted w1th
bridge and patent tube well calculated toT keeping
IN tune Piano Fortes tuned repaired and exchanged
NJ B.-Also kcohau Pisna- Fortss Cor sale
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.fANO-FORTES.-ps,...,,.,,

O-rOhIES.--Persens about NH.
IL chasing risnos win ane IA 70 their ~.
= Glenn Co.'S hsnpfsstoty, No iss rasr - - ~
weed Planes sens,suty hand whish Viii H. sIe TO-
sssh OF approved yeper Dealars supplied on os MI
n GLENN CO. No ies T., .s,ms
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DIANO-FORTES. -Persons about pur-

III ohssng nanos viii find Il greatly 20 their advantage
to call st n J. HAlNkS CO.'S Mandatory and Ware
rcorns Of llthst aud Sdsv, where splepdid
sotuent o. Rosewood Pianos from TO n
SANITY on hand and sntsd in every respect Tue above
WI be told low for cash approved paper Old Psn0s
hen exchaDee Dealers teachers professors supphed
en literal terms N, J HAISFS CO, Sd av cor iithst
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CRATES and F'ENDERS.-H. KEEL
~ LEYS Crate and Fender Mandatory, No. SO
srooes thres doors Of the Bowery adjoining Dr.
Cones Church Builders and Others who about purchss
ns would do well to call he 10 confident that his patterns
for variety and chespness, unsurpassed.
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masbinerp, ST.

COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY
" FOR sALE-At Mechsnicsv1le Saratoga Co, by ths
American Linen Thread Company, a. follows. Cards,
Spinning Frames Speeders, Muea Spooins Frame ~
spindles Wrappers, Presses 50 Looms Cans Bobhins
Reeds Harness shuttles kc &c AL Of wsh at prses %
Der cent less thar the original COST
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ri +. HARRISON has renewed ~

" Mandatory and wsrereOms from No q c,.,l..
% No. 81 Mereerst. Grsnds. where may hs bssS
Dlsrsia sssortmsns Of Pisnorortea
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IL DRANTs.-BARTHOLOMEW Patent, made at
No "a Msrons has been extensively used more than six
years past and proved the most substantial and durable n.y.
drsnt in not broken by children careessnes
eheaply repaired without digging left running will
burst pipe nor likely to freeze If properly put in Also,
double HydIsn supply two yards For sale by the Plumb
e generally Landlords will find those Hydrsnts the nea
economical and make the least trouble and expense.
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DIANU-FUKIES hnest assOfs-
III rnens Of Piano Fertes me city may found the
sDacicus wsreroons Of N p B. CURTIS CO. al eroad-
Wsv souxsns Of Geo Hswss celebrated Au,sscsn Patent
Action Pianos r. Gilbert Co.'S popular hoiAn Pisno Oh
berts and otherS BouSoir Also variety of new -nS
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MESSRS. LIGHTE q NEWTON, In
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO.

IN FOkTES-We have now ON hand large assortment
Of rev and secondhand Pianos for sails hire Pianos
from SO to $500 for hire from IS 10 $40 per month Nc
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lyn ING SCHOOL for BOYS. at NEw-ROCHELLE-
Delightfully."- situated the Sound near the Neptune HoasA
one hour from New and mile from the depot OF the
New Haven Railroad accessible at all hours OF the day
Circulars at Roe Lockwood Son. Address either Rev Mr.
BOURNE or RUFUS LOCKWOOD, Principals, Pelham
Westchester Co, N. Y.
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LNURNITURE.-Will be sold at a bar
CREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.
I OOKING GLASSES, PORTRAITand

81 PICTURE FRAMES, Of every description, on hand
and made 10 order at low prices w " JOHNSON
No 5Si Broadway tCollamore Housed and 90 Bowery.
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professional Notices.

THO UNHAPPY WIVES and HUS-
l. BANDS The Unoenigned having had great expert
ence and Success in Divorce Cases hereby tenders his
vices such persons desire be released from the bonds
Ma'rimony and become again eligible for MARRIAGE
Confidential communications promptly attended u Ad-
dress MARTIN VAN HOVENBERGH Counsellor at
Law Office sod residence No 35i Broome st., second door
from the ROvery Bank.
TT S. PASSPORTS for all parts of the
" woIld-indispensahle to travellers Issued by
J.B. MONIES Notary Public, No &c Broadway
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IL HOSE-Tbe tT1sI made Of this incompsrsoIe !" 1T
hoss for year, past has fully de nionstrsted It's SUPERIOR
IT, Orders from Railroads Factories Water sno
others solicited Every piece warranted % give
by the pstentee manufacturer The following one o.
the many certificates and published to show the esuaos
ffom actual use: Jersey CRY, Dec. II, 1851.
Horace n. DAY, No 3 Courtsndt-et- N f-Dear ori
take great pleasure In stating you In snsweI 20
oury b regard TO the India Rubber Hose furnished oy you
Er the Ne~Jsrsey Railroad and Transportation COMPANY
hst W. have found OF the best description and 70
., inch hstter purpose than either leather canvas
NJ i. not only more durable but In the end the most econo
ca We have rubber hose on some OF our locomotives
bst we purchased Of you two yes ago which has oeen 70
sonsant u.e and still good ever, and have iound
% urpIy 10 stand pressure Of $50 lbs 70 the squse inch
wv an,s g d. resnectfu1y JAMES MCFARLAND,
snnerintsn dent Motive Power for NJ. r. r. Trans Co.
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REMEMBERING SCHOOL,

Y Directed BY VICTOR BEAUMONT, G. Z Graduate
of The School Of Arts and Manufactures OF Pans-A new
course of and Lessons will begin the LIST of Sep
tember next For particulars and references apply at the
School, No. $50 Houston-st, near Wooster
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nor SALE-Two high-pressure Steam

IL Engines cylinders nine inches stroke thirty inches;
and thrty.eight horse power Locomotive boiler now in
the steamboat Belle in Beevlle ~ J. The boat be
bought with without the engines cheap Inqslre OF
Mesns HOLMES a. COLLARD, or Of Il. II. WILLIAM
SON No SIS 4thst. N. Y.
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Gntlerp, Gar0mare, Me.

CHAIN PUMPS, Iron and Wooden
" Curbs superior galvanized Chain with turned and fine
y finished buckets tubene eight orked reels &c &C.
afactuTed Wholesale and retail by
McCLARY L. Fowls, Seneca Falls, NY