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T,TTRNISHED ROOMS to LET-In a small
THREE or FOUR SINGLE GENTLE-

IL MEN cen Be aocouanodatsd VIII noHlS s.' - :,
JoAns fswk.
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Tor SALE-At No s Barclay-st., next door
il 10 the Astsr Hoase-A variety OF 81 and octave rosc
wood hanoFortes warranted to give sstscten IN every
-. " ~ ' 49, JAMES THOMPSON.
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il The subscriber respectfully informs his numerous
paons and the musical public that he has again received
me mt premium tor the splendid n octave Grand SQUARE
Piano which be exhibited az the late FAR OF the American
Institute These instruments destined to suPercee tse
Grand Piano they posses Al their volume 9ae pqrs
tone Superior Pianos from $40 10 cSue ChAhLnS >
HOIDE e No ISS Sprn.-st.
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DEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and SUP.

1EIAhI MIMI III MI NfIfS unu SVT-
~ PLIES. Nov. q. le5a-Pubc notice Is hereby gwen
70 all resons having claims against the Corporation Of ths
CITY Of Newly ork for services rendered articles Gar.
nshed by order Of the Committee Of the Common Csasc
on account the funeral obsequies Of the late Hon. Daa
Webster present the under oath, 70 the Con.
issioner OF Repairs and Supplies bis Office No. New
Civ Hall basement on or before "Wednesday the it day
OF December, 1852 VIM ADAMS.
Commissioner Of Rerairs and Supple
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HNARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-In this In
u stitution Young gentlemen instructed in all the
branches requisite for oil pursuits entering Col
eze. The Winter Term commences the lst OF Noyem-
ber Circulars, containing terms references &C. DO
obtained az C. SHEPARD Co.'S Bookstore, No. l5e
Futonst, or Of (. II. WILCOX, No % Broadway, NY,
or By addressing A. NEWMAN Principal
TNHE SITUATION Of PRINCIPAL in the
Male Department Of the Public School in the North
Ward OF the City OF Newark Is The Board OF Id
ucaton viii meet Saturday the lh December next al
loOcock. a. " the Wet Ward Public School House,
to examine applicants Salary $500.
JNO WHITEHEAD Secretary
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CUMMINGSs SCHOOL of DESIGN fol-

~ LADIES and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Lead Pen
Gil Canyons, and from the Antique Painting in oil and
Water COlors Winter Arrangement The afternoon classes
assemble ct P NJ; Gentlemen's evening classes to
other cses schools and private classes heretofore No
Ilj Fifhsy
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ITO RICE VERSA lot of
Il "STRONG'S' PATENT RICE HULLERS for
sale sfwheh may be in operation application 70
MORTON BREMNER,
No 2l2 Pear-st, corner of flstchers.
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vHO LET-lart of three story brick House
in pcas,ut peighborhood to small genteel family.
None other need apply Reference gwen snd required FOR
particu 81. az ply at No. 2l8 East Broadway.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
e MaDnerlv Youth.


Last week tie Swampsco. Dorcas Sew
ing Society" held their animal meeting. and
on motion, it was yoted-"That our parson
wait on Tony Jones and see ii nothing can't
&c done to correct the manners Of young To-
n.y."
The next day the Parson called on Tony,
sr., and informed him respecting the object
Of his visit. Tony listened patiently while
the rarson rcheorsed the object of lis visit,
to which Tony replied:
"Parson, I'd dlct Tony go to mectin' every
Sunday,:f only lsnow'd you's gon opreach
but, parsCn there amt boy in the city of
Swamyscot that's got more manners than
my boy Tony, and can convince you of
that in Just mint. You see Tony out there
ssinajns them nifcrs?"
The Paraon nodded assent.
Nov see, III call him." and raising his
voice to the highest pitch, he shouted,
Tony"
The response was as quick, and equally
loud.
Sir"
DO You hear that Parsoa:" said the
graIfed father. Don't YOU call that man.
ncrs?"
That IS all very well, >" replied the par
son, las Ear as il goes"
""Aat do you mean By 'as far as it goesP
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
CARD.
DIR. NJ. /. HUDNALL,

% ESPECTFULLY offers his Professional ser,
II vices to the citizens of Howard county and
particularly to the citizens of Fayete and vicinity
DR.. Hudnall has practiced in the west for more
than twenty years, and the last 6years in Scotland
county, Mo. References of the best men of Scot
land county can be had any time-and many may
be seen by calling on DR.. Hudnall. Also-James
s. Green and Judge Reese Of Canton, Mo. and Drs'
Harrington Shepperd of Paysen, Adams county,
Ills,
c5SDr HudnGll will reside in Fayette, lsl
house below the Bank, and is now ready to visi
the sick.
Fayette, nov 27-6m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29


Z=The Washington Republic, in speak
ing of the debate in the Senate on the Kos
suth resolutions, says:
"One fact cannot have escaped the atten-
tion in connczion with the several days, de-
bate that has been expended upon these
Kossuth motions. II is, that of all the
speakers on either side of the Senate cham
Der, not one gave his unqualified adhesion to
the only principle for which Kossuth thinks
worth while to struggle. Messrs. Seward,
Hale. Footo and Sumner, while glorifving
kossuth, took especial pains to guard against
the supPosition Of being committed 10 his
doctrine. Messre. Douglass and Shields,
although amongst the most enthusiastic of
lis admirers, took pains 10 condemn the tea
nor Of his specchs since his arrival-the
former, however. taking care 10 leave his
course open, in view Of contingencies that
may hereafter arise, whether in relation 10
difficulties abroad or trials and temptations
at home. Which shone brightest, under the
circumstances, is a question that will, no
doubt, be hotly contested by their respec-
tive sections ofthe Democratic party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29

TEARs.-TEere is a sacredness in tears.
They are not the mark Of weakness but of
power. They speak more eloquently than
ten thousand tongues. They are the messen-
gers Of overwhelming grief, of deep cOntri-
ton, Of unspeokable love. If there were
wanting any argumen: to prove that man is
not mortal, / would look for in strong con-
yusion Of the breast, when the soul has been
deeply agitatcd, when the fountains of feel,
ing are rising, and tears are gushing forth
IN crysta! streams. Oh, speak not harshly
OF the stricken one-weeping in silence
Break no. the soIemnity by rude laughter or
in'rudlng footsteps. Despise not woman's
tears--they are what makes her an angel.
Sco!f not if the stern heart of manhood is
sometimes melted to tears by sympathy
they are what help to elevate him above the
brute. lovct TO see the tears of affection.
They are epainiul tokens, but still mostly ho-
y, There IS a pleasure in tears-an awful
pleasure! If there were none on earth to
shed tear for me, ! should be 10th to live:
and if not one might weep over NY grave, Z
col.4 never die in peace.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
LIFE INSURANCE
CAPITAL $lOO,0O0.
w WHITE NOKF MI

J. w. WHITE, ROANOKE, MO-,
uAYlNG been appointed Agent for the "Union
IL Mutual Insurance Company Of Boston, will
take risks on the Lives of white persons only, for
one year, for Lifetime, at the lowest rates of
Premium. A plan of Insurance with the Directors
names can be seen, and pamphlets furnished gratis,
by application to the Agent at Roanoke.
September, 26, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
DIR. T. J. SMITH,

Eclectic Physician, Surgeon & Accoucheur
TJAVING located permanently in Fayette, res
IL pectfully tenders his services in the practice
of Ececticisnl or Medical Reform, TO the citizens
of the town and Howard county generally.
FEOfice in the first brick building below Mr..
Criglar's Hotel. .,
Fayette, December 1s, 1S5l.-m6
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
JAS. A. SHIRLEY,
NOTARY PUBATC--Fayette, MO.

yTJILL give particular attention TO preparing
w Deeds of all kinds, Mortgages, Powers Of
Attorneys, Bills of Sale, all kinds of Conveyancing
and leans, and taking and certifying relinquish-
ments of dover, taking depositons, taking and GER
tfying afidavs, to administering oaths and affirm
ing in all cases in which the same are authorized
by law, to having witnesses summoned, to taking
and perpetuating testimony, &c.
Earette Sent Is. 1Rb1-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
HANNA s. MATTHEW'S,
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. ]. HAYS would respectfully inform the
~ citizens of the adjoining neighborhood that he
has permanently located himself at his Fathers
(BENJAMIN HAYs,) seven miles North East of
Glasgow, and two miles South West of sSwitzer's
Mill, and may be found at his Office at all times
when not professionally absent.
DR.. HAYS will give his attention to the diseases
most prevalent in this country.
MAY 30, lS51-13-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
NO.: 4S.

Higgins, Thos. S. Boone, Henry Overstoltz,
D. II. Donovan, and J. F. Peery are hereby
appointed delegates to represent the De-
mocracy Of this country in the Congrossion-
al Convention for this district; and we recon-
mend that said Convention be held at Jack
son, on the last Monday of May next, and
they have power to fill vacancies.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
THE TIM ES.
BY CLARK II. GREEN.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on WGtsr Street, Up SiairS, merit door 10 tht
GldSgOlU House.
-TEBMs-
50 In Advance-$3 AT the End of the Year.
81 In Advance to Clubs of 90.
Rates Of Advertising
81 per square Of - lines less, for the First In
sertion, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions TO Yearly Advertisers.
Authorized Agents
V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette-AYDREw ]. HERNDoN.
Huntsylle-W. r. SAMUEL, G. H. BURcKHART.
BlOomington--THoMAs G.. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDMAN.
Cambridge-JoHN H. GRovE.
Chillicothe-W. c. SAMUEL.
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES & Co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
JOHN C. CRAwxEY,
BeBT. T. PREWITT
PREvyITT g. HENRY.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTE, MO-,
WILL attend to all business entrusted to them
w in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid to collecting.
G1Y| Office in Crgler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
November, Is, lS49-y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
G. IA. BURCKHAHTT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, HUNTSVILLE, MO-,
WILL practice law in the counties of Randolph
w Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe, Adair
and Schuyler. All business entrusted TO him will
receive his prompt attention.
Office in the second story above McCampbell &
Coates store. Oct 2i-3i.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29

BROWN, THATCH & HART,
DEALERS IN
Fine Clothing and Gentle,nens
FUEsNEsRBNG GOODS.
l66, Main Street, S. Louis, No.
Nov. 6, 1881.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-29
THOS. sHACRELFORD.

THUS. SNACNEEIEOAtD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun-
ties. E5y57 Office on first street.
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ROCKPORT. Ne Arr. 7.th, SCH H'rnsA Abigail Ft1ssr
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roll r Lv@rpooi put account ~ t1sss ano-s
sri ould ssI' a lev .sys Tor Ssn Franosco
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BarenF
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SEPT "a
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Whaters.

Ar tProy1ceon Oct ,, but T. ~ seron kJSsr' ~ =
Ocean, vith obi 100 90 h9mJosc. o.. ~. - sss
Ho.e. poye OF DO 90. do chr Anlace snoNo 90 Il p
biacl CD - Sgt o, la g, Ol =, 1fs AA-1' ~' -
Ma'tsp, set, 80 btu sp - 81 p.-s,,, -1 hhts
solsLJ1J % DO lat &C. bnG Gen. cook, o. beverly ~ 0'H
spefIn. 81 t-.. ia Per.1aol. AZ 4
Bari Huussrian 32s TINS, mouths o., - ~ ~ -. .
80 IN NewYork purchassd ~ Capt n thpNl 500 =
p oieso. Of Warren K H. Tor re sgfm vna-e h'ley 70 'e
Cofanan I'D . Capt CtauBta x,---.-.t-. IL
SD Edgntovn5 ID insi, ship asrnn0a o. 49, -'
Ton, Paclc Ocean. ... -, ,,.r...l w., ~ ps
g 49,, Tslr, nav a. VIII 100 BIDS. sp al. Lett Tahiti,
fp Onaro, Cahtar Ssn 60 - 20 sal on cruise n cay.
I az board the May Eliza, Ana ? Of Con.nm2'on Ira
Xss ssei Asg. %, jerry atoa1 a0o.- -. s-etl
on nj 10 fh sdps Archer Macoyber. Pacfo OCEAN Ps-c,
An@n DO sd ships George and susan, an hanbier' DO
An San Ffsncsco AUG - arg Mary Helen, ScA'a' ron
a crune. 41.,,, ID. r. = =.
tnrte Win 20 b5l o. lcors reported Nay - afa- oLl
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Drp gooos.

Dry Goods
4 o. WILSON & CO, No. ~
IL. CoURrLAEDT.n. torposits the NatOHal sH&
"'''1 Nos Hand IS DEYH,
NswYork have 10 store full assortment Of even do
FALL and wINTEh GOODS
h which constant additions will be made b. every arrival
Our stock uill comprise large variety OF
fAILORs GOODS
Ta,ish BelgAn, French, German aud Ameris.n ClothS
aud Doeskins Sik aud Wooen NeStinzs Satin
eta TEeeds Kersey rio. Cloths serges Tnnniin g. and
Ali other foods apresnins 20 this department. 70 whlss We
.all the attention Of msnui.eturen OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and others Wetave also, at a times, on hand large Aad
DESIRABLE STOCK OF HOSIERY
,eesd with great cara embracing every descriptions OF
mods in this line SILK WOoen and Cotton Hoso and
NsIEhose wrappeT and DrAwe1i all kinds Of Gloves ant
bit:s ChildrenT Socks Hoods, and sacks Woosz Ysrn
lso Department devoted expressly TO
sHAWLS
4, which We cder handsome sssOrtmsnt
Alfo full stock OF - -
YANKEE NOTIONS.
la our WHITE GOODS Room viii be fount al that
tho,ce ar desirable In this line
In addition 20 tbs shove we hsvs fell stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
De Laiees GinshamS, heumack and Cocheso Prints Den
ina Stripes Brown and Bleeched Sheengf and shlrngA
he. Gc, al the lowest market prices
We invite the stenssn Of the soseh buyers for cash. sx
s,onths snd short sresit
N B-JuH received. 500 cases neV 'y'e' Meyrt@ae and
(ochaco Prtiifs
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$25O.OOO w SAN ,d ERANG rs C.,

n
bends Of oo with coupons payable semi annually 10 the
Guy Of fewNork, reoeemable on lst Novemb-r u
The unidentified President Of TIE Moun'an Lake Wster
Company Of the City OF San Ia the s,ae Of Cal
II mia will receive scaled Proposals a. the oce Of hsss
DIAS THOMAS No 81 MAllsf, in the City Of NeR-
socck = NJ for the whole, any F4rt OF the sbovsnen
tened LC which will bear interest At the OF 10
per cent per payable semi nAy In the City Of
New YORK and be edeeabs On The hss dag Of November
lf2, st the place.
Pie undersigned will sv, sell Of the AL privilege
issctDG eonaohalles and O. dsciiB ug such be- may
deem Dot advantageous
Bids should 10 erected Proposals. for san Francisco
Wafer Bends, and sent 70 the subscriber.
Twenty per cent and the PIE MUM viii b payable the
day after opening the bids ard tho balance with accrued
interest may be raid the op ion Of the bidder
before tie int day OF February neat thu sing capitalists
opportunity most reliable add permanent in-
vesiment without pfeepatey disturbing their financial
GYIaI sementa
The debt created by the sue Of these Bord,i r the
purpose % paying o the necessary pipes aud fixtures
Than sufficient being already provided Tor the purpose
Of building the dsus feifvois laying The pipes aud CON-
peiing the woghS the entire capital Of the Company
tSSotOl having been subscribed BY the citizens OF Ssn
Francisco the subscribers eub sciDg msry OF its most
wealthy ard respectable merchants and bankeri PITS Is
he hst aid only debt Of tie Company and The repayment
q the IS secured by the Transfer IN TRAIT to James
Bond ard william Bu'soyre Of al the property and
Isnshises Of lie Company valued a. upSAd 4 One Nil
lion q ooiiaTL
pipes within the city nls and BY purchase the oay
tm which water be Introduced into the city.
The Sicek Of tlts Company Will probably be the BEST
paying soek IN the L MON
Copies OF TIE L,w Reports Of EnEnser with Mips &c
can be bad b. calling - the ctce VI Nessrs DlAS
THOMAS, Nc. y Wal 81 second story.
Nt,,- Yors Or..2 Is-.
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Dfsasters. &c.

T. B. e 20 y o.. ron T1nsoo, 1orrf = 80
nto Persaooa On he ID serieoer, on aecoaat o. ~
iasltg oSoteu GARD hs Cty.e.a, - .,.g IN.
MAJ t. use D. "a III 4lh, Az number O. i-s &C
s-,,,,-- c. ZION Boston. o. s. Joha y p
lst,.st - hsr uia.l.ssy dss..es A. sold '7
1rtt ana apVar,susDess Of sap Pr-u.os' q s's'' -
(heres.l1 soi1 a. alci3h "a iA-- --~7
49, - "a Bns Card Melville Of an eIn Ne ?
c.rria5 A. AZ tOyfaliset mats - q 2ri ftftt
s.,-s .sr,H rom tn th "a ~ At y - >, Or - -
.-ss 1900 The Cores Good 'as'o' p.
eNA-te .4. rev sovarrf s:zys. g r1fnf sh1 ~
e 49,, og a.. tbs wesk for k>V ORLEANS. ine ~
~ 81 resut-d pad s315 sa ale % ne 1870
go v..e, thar flraisass the crew 20 bfi9s -ef ." ' '
- IN b resdy of lhzftsf ~ Te'k o. -, . G. s.,,.
-. ---[rr Pssrra fbsfore rep0rtedl Tfecte1 a. ~
D., 80 srrcrai.y owed ~ spuiofd, l. esion -
vi Ttfy hs5 rsa-e i1 W a. - 70 ~. s--'--'
- r, no Lad abo1t stGsD IN ifesht g
49, AM rom Js.ksorT.ls ioand 70 fa1e s"i- --
sstsurah or ne L. irst, - esty c7no-ton'
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-OF-

~ FlCE OF THE DAYTON AND CINCINNATI
(SHoRT LiNE) RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS, Sep
lembeT -, l852-RALEoAD LETTINS-SeAlsd proposals.
viii BE received a. the once Of the Company situated
tie soEih Eds u 6ths between Main and WALNUT until
Wednesday, October % lG52 81 O'clock r NJ Tor tbs
Preparation and construction u sscon No. u the road Of
rad Company ready for the rgretrusturs This section
tie heaviest the Line and embraces the excayarCa IL
unnel measuring SIX thsusand feet IN length with two
horsanc feet OF Eched approaches IN addition Ard from
tvo 70 tour miles o. tbs road bed The Job Of maoary
this section viii be heavy ard TIRE whole oaeS Gs5pors
bic and enersc e1nttcto of the most extensive and
sopaS; sections Of vot ever offered In The Wsn The
tunnel passes through nrAfed blue foss limestone and IN
t-rated mari and WILDE OIL width 70 sccourodAte double
tracks walled with stone, and archsd with bk The Com.
pany desires that The worn snail be comrneneed as soon a.
possble seT the sttirz AID completed carries: pss
Heabe period Oshsr portions Of the wxk ar. 10 course ef
preparation r letting and " adjusted usy Be offered the
sans time fhe p,ns and Specifications will Do rs.1y r
tnspseon 81 This ones eA1 two week. PRIOR 10 ths Leo
Nns. b. order Of the Board OF Direct.rs.
SAMUEL Il. GooDIH, Prehas,i
JOIN c. THeRg. sssEs.ArI
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ana ,eer -oor, attached, hsy.nt steam sad go ppos
r1sh =. he rooms ior heating ard afntlns me SIC
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inert gssd slr oses wHsT0om and scIeh90s, leaI H
thres story briek Dwelling Houses WI AZ sss
Rest rn.uner Tor strength durability and eeast, Of @
The WssI Fewer equal 70 S5 6o's poSsI a eoss. Of
soS 20, tbrtle ara mule 5piudeS and 50 - vide "ons
with All other Necessary msehinery foT o2eIstins 'n
On coarse rr fine co-t1ns Wss built m lo 70 1ue ~
rsnsve vie and Is n full operation sno ih 70,
order The pTesent company hsy exPerdss Ga 90 -
~ HI The vAlus Improve meats , loet! .he
Ns,gY orf Grd 6-ecty ths pgoccsed Ice iao1
vevfa) u Ire Hytford Providence tat Fsffn hal.1l
n.kirs Il very dssaSA location for ioeoonv- seop 90
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N, rurpo-e The real esrs.e and machinery WI oe soo
,ep.rstsly The property De viewed cay tife- e4P'
IN lie rrogerty and 81 Information given &c peat Para sls
nuuleaticus. address -. -.
WTCCAPEE COMPANY, F',hNn Lsndns; or
JOHN sLADE ( CO. No - Brosd e., New-foTk'
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Boston.
ID FOR San Irancssco, $500 -
MaJ - lat = S. lon 81 50 L., bak baNaid Oolen tc
from Calcutta Tor London
AsS Is lat s. lon A. barb Il osa, Krs from Boston tAuf -
at IS g. lon 49, e Dorado IN New oeaas
orAspIval.
Nevada, from NoTy.lor for Aspnw1m .
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fl snpIosed 20 tie Lsonsa, San Franco or Plst
SouBd.
sepi H. Ai Is -, on . ", slip Diana, from BremsH or
se' 80 ht y 'oon o. abrs Sarah W. Cushing, Ann, iay'
from Boston lor Noble.
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painting, Hr.


ZINC Warranted pure
IL The NEW-JERsEY ZINC CO, wuehou,s no. u
oey are prepared 10 supply ,hsir Zins Paints a. 10 fol-
loving prices
No White, ground In oil, %. per pound.
No White, ground IN oil, 90. per pound
No. White, ground 10 oil, 10. per pound.
Brown aud Black, ground IN oil, sc. per ,oaaL
Dry White Of Zinc, &c. per pound.
WRIEE ZINC rAlAY,
ksr aogossh test In Eusope snd the United Dtssse ss
seea bsAd 70 ran IL beauty a1d pJtesy. Qualities long
or than any other paint Tor whteues and oreasy 10 a
snrved Il 10 free from all poisonous properties common
and dangerous In other pgnepts will sover-eqssl weight
nom ~ 70 100 per cent spacs than lead and there
bfo much cheaper 10 The customer As nsds paint n
will not turn yellow when exposed 10 the suphsros
Passes Of coal fires the foul cir Of ships fhs White
zRs ground Ia ysush produces the porcelain finish Tsg
BBOWH AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and solid metallic coating sncz
wood brick, iron and other metallic ursces remarkable
ior their reproot properties They specially sdapst
Tor marine purposes having been found 10 Ies he soroS
Ing seton Of salt water destructive 10 other paas bssi
supplied on liberal terms By
MANNING soOIEE, Agents. No. IS FsySt