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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
POLITICAL,

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
Day evening" August e. h Mns aiaS
gust Tor primary elections b. and The same i hereby
II The s 5 a sso s s Ward e
mess shall be at liberty they ft TO In
20 e as %
spetor any places now dssgnatsd for
and a; a:s.
9th day The City Con
m. " ssy 81
Ys nc on IsrsSsy the
% hsnssy the q day Of x Ths
and the Charter Conventions on Thursday the 10th day Of
Resolved resolutions be in the Herald
ana National IsmocT VII. MURRAY ch.;,mo, nro tam
&c * 8. ss si9s, Secretaries pro ten.
CEvENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CONCORD CLUB
central meeting hs . Club will - held on Mon
US street eight osiosi The
:as
sedto .tend and deliver discourse demo:
cratic PRINCIPLES and Of the most available method Of
RASc oks Msi fssaan sm
j. J. REILLY. Secretary pro tem
CEvENTEENTH wARD-rHE MEMBERS OF THE
~ Democratic Republican Committee OF the Seven
sanndeI NO. SO Twelfth street this Monday evening
August go Geo. 81 Chairman
NINETEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC WARD CON-
Committee it having devolved upon this Commtes TO
et inspectors Of the election for the 18th
instant and having waited upon the Chairman with q
written request 10 call special ting for that purpose
members hereby call special meeting OF the
Ward Com mittee. to bs held at the house Of william
Denike corner of Third and Forty eighth street
Mon day evening 23d nst At eight ocock-rhos. Halpn,
Mhanus James Reed. jeremiah Gahar John EagAn. VIM.
Roach Patrick Mansfield, Francis Toomey, Robert Kill
patrick, Philip Foley.
i Republican general Committee Tho UNDERSIGNED.
having advertisement in the Herald of yesterday
advertisements signed ~ VIM: Murray, Chsirmau pro
tenn, a. s. vosburgh aud j. Smith, Secretaries pur
porting tateent Of the action of the General Com
mttee Friday night last hereby certify in their odcal
capacities and make KIN to the Democratic Republican
Electors Of the city Of New York. that the COMMITTEES
cid not. the time mentioned, reconsider rescind
the uatiors prescribed for holding the Prna
ry Elections times for the Of the several
ing 9th day Of August ustant that the call for the
Primary Elections passed the 9th day of August instant
heretofore pubhed has not been changed in
that the Prmarv Eletiops ought be held and
the of the pied 9th
instant; AM that transactions took place. such
mentioned in the signed by Murray Vos
bureh snd Smith, they the authorized proceeding
vencd, whose acts are disorganizng and void:
i ionns H r.i1os,'' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

vTHEODORE LENT AUCTIONEER HORSE, LIGHT
Wagon, and Harness for ssle-The horse is bright
bay 1h hands high five years old, and sound kind in all
and under the SADDLE and can trot mile in three
Room, No. 495 Broadway adjoining the Art Union.
VUILLTAM Writers, AUCTIONEER. MONDAY,
w at half past ten o'clock, At $40 Fourth avenue the
FIXTURES Of public house also the household Furniture,
Sofas Chairs Tables Bedding Carpets Bureaus Mirrors
&C., consisting Of n good assortment.
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THE TURF.

HENTREVILLE COURSE L. I-RUNNING.-A
- purse Of 500 will DO given for running horses ,le
heats free for AL TO IA sept entries 10 close
Tuesday eveniDg AUGUST a. 10 o'clock ~ Falkland
Duryees Hotel of Ekst Broadway and Catherine
street New York The BY the New Yeu
Jockey Club rules Three to ed start makA
race. JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
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MUSICAL.


A LADY OF TUE RICHEST MUSICAL ABILITY
"A wishes to tain an emit church, Is solo 40,
piano singer The best city reersn,cs given. Address
BOSTON PIANOs.-THB BEST ASSORTMENT IN
- the city, ~ Hallet Davis Co.'S wsreroonns, With
and without the osn Forty second hand Pianos Tor sale
GoUID 4 BERRY, "a Broadway.
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VTyHE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROBES

THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROFESS
In Sineipg Sgnora Eliza Valentino, teaches sing
ing piano. thorough bass and she be
Mt her house. $50 Fourth from
10 o'clock M tll o'clock Pm She is wonderfully sue
winter four professional pupils Of the most remarkable
voice and talent.
ERENcH LANGUAGE-PRoF. RICHARD WILL RE-
sumo, this evening, Mt OF oc1ock lis French classes,
by which scholar learn the language In few onths.
HI system entirely improved the best yet devised as
can be proved by applying at is White strees.
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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
W Lover.Prcessor Lawson, Boston. formerly Of Lon.
don will send TO any address, receipt OF one dollar pose
paid plain directions ladies' gentlemen win
the devoted affections Of the opposite theR
hearts msy desire. The Is SIMPLE but 80 captp
waiting that all be married irrespective OF ago. sppeAr
anee positions and last though not eas can be ar
ranged with such and secacy that detection u linz
possible. Address Professor Lasson. Boston, MARS. Ne
vaid.
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MANIFESTATIONS TO TEACH-sIx LADIES,
w graduates Of the New York Conference Seminary,
we'll qualified to teach either the languages the
solid ornamental branches Address A. FLACK Prn-
cpa Of New York Conference Seminary, Charlotte vo
Schohare county Now Yerk New Conference Semi
nary Terms Tho whole expense 70 take tho graduating
washing fuel, room furnished and tuiton Our liberal
terms bring large number Of ladies and gentlemen who
preparing teach We feel confident that school
Affords advantages equal to other IN the country We
to employ eighteen teachers term which
Now 1862 For catalogues further information,
hddreee n hove
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CLOTIlING.

VAST OFF CL0THING-LARGE OR SMALL GUAM.
utes OF good left on wearing spparel wanted. for
SMoh tne fu value will 10 literally given In
%oney, bv Addressing through post calling James
Noroney ~ his secondhand STORE No. ii Orange street,
scar Chatham strees.
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NASH FOR CLoTHINo.-LADIEs or GENTLEMEN
hsrs any east on clothing Q. furniture TO dpos, q
w by letter through post s. Cohsn ga Hudsoa ssrSsI
ladies attended 70 by Mrs. Cohen,
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MEW PUsLsCATGONn.

NEW FUBLaCACGONns
CCOTTs REPORT OF FALL rAsHIONs-JUsr PUB
- sbed and for fae 1870 Broad ay mn stsrs Price
81 30 GER copy Also The Gutter sorf on cutting for
tailors Just Published. at the same number. Prize 81
per copy.
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FINANCIAL.

a. DRAFTS AND UPWARDS, PAYABLE AT SIGHT
~ in shy town throughout ireland and G-eat
Are issued By BOWMAN, GRINNELL u co, So South
street. New York aud No. Regent Road, Liverpool soe
Liver pool and L0ndo Packet Ships.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
O-Lades and gentlemen having OF clothing or fur.
nitnIs 20 dispose Of obtain price, by send
subscriber ~ his residence, line througn the
post wl DO promptly attended Ladies attended BY
MIS- Cenen. N. s. COHEN, 66 Elm street.
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SEVENTEENTH WARD-THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ Democratic Republican Ward Committee Of the Seven
eenth ard requested to the house Of James
SanndeIs No. Sc Twelfth street. this Monday evening
August sd, ct O'Clock p. NJ By order.
GEO. w. SCHUREMAN, Chairman.
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TUoEFH HEGEMAN, KUUM
Ct 2 o'clock precisely, at No. Hicks street. between
quantity Furniture, Mahogany Sofs Bookcase, Office
Desk Mahogany and other Chairs top Table Look
o'clock At 10 Carroll street, near Hamilton avenue
other Chairs Mahogany Sofa Bedead Dressing other
Bureau. Book Bodsteads Feather Beds Bedding, and
the usua variety Of Kitchen Furniture Saturday August
49, at the Merchants Exchange New York at 10 O'clock
the two story brick cottage house and lot 27 State
Eoyt Brook built for the and
pant and wei hoihed with marble nantels and CRATES.
Pleasantly situated in good neighborhood Sale positive,
tho will leave for England month. Posses
sion Immediately. N. b.. No furt her ad vertisement.
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John FISHBLATT. AUCTIONEER.-BY JOHN FISH.
blatt No. 30 Pearl srreet-On Tuesday, the 2fth
at o'clock ct the sales No 80 Pearl street. so hh
prime leaf tobacco, suitable for manufacturers superior
built double Wagon; few second hand do. Is bills Bass
& Co.. =. L. Pals Ale; 100 baskets Champagne, various
brands 200 900 Segars imported and domestc 200
Brandy .nd Rum aarse lot Of empty Demjohns large
atsorted-all Of which will be sold without reserve.
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INSTRUCTION.

ENIvIL ENGINEERING sCnooL-DIRECTED BIZ
~ Victor Beaumont E. graduate OF the School OF Art
and Manufactures Of Paris Of lectures End
lessons win begin the FIRST Of september next For
ncusrs and references apply ct the school, $50 Heussen
street, naay Wooster street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

CARD OF INVITATION.-sTARS WILL FIND TT
advantageous to play At tho Front street
Theatre, Baltimore and Pittsbnry Theatre ths ensuing
season. At both their pieces will be placed
tho in superior style. All letters directed
JOSEPH G. FOSTER, Lessee and Manager, Nationai
Theatre Phladelpha where his paniss pre-
anti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

YNO SILvERSMITHS.-wANT A SPOON AND
4 Fork maker. Apply At II John street, GURNEE.
TITO BRICKLAYERs.-wANTED BY A YOUNG MAN,
an opportunity Of finishing his time at the briskayn
trade He Is anxious to meet with desirable boss that he
receive Instructions from him Please call 81 Bayard
street, in the drug store, for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

&1k REwARD.-LOsT. ON FRIDAY, THE GOTH
instant, pocket book, containing from $76 to $50
bank bills in going from the Of Grand and Crosby
seets TIN Caua street, the Hoboken ferry
West HobokeD The above reward will DO paid by returning
to No S3 Grand street. Now York. At the OF
Bloom field and Second street, Hoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

0O z REWARD-STOLEN FROM THE ASTOR no USE,
va on Saturday morning, gold Hunting Watch. No.
BY Salisbury Dibble Tho above reward will be paid
the watch being returned to the Asto and NO questions
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HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC, WANTED.

HUUSEDs KSOOnkSt @1O.J WHNNnDs
HOUSE WANTED WANTED, BETWEEN THIS AND
the LIST Of November next house, with baths stlAcn
90 10 ~ either In this city or BROOKLYN Rent from 500 to
500 Address with all The particulars, Box 2V general
Pest ofiee.
WANTED 10 PTRCHAsT-A LIGHT MANUFAC-
w turing other bosnsss, with sufficient route OF
customers to rsmunsratirg income send lde-
serpop and COST by stss 90 James Donovan, Chatham
Square Pest office.
w ANTED-BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN,
w Handsomely furnished bedroom and sitting room,
with the use OF baths Broadway between Grand and
Chambers street sdjsctnt TO good restaurant Address,
stating and lochti,n postpaid 70 Taylor James,
70 Wooster street.
Inn TO 800 LOTS or LAND .wANTED-IN ONE
lUU parcel for the purpose Of i'm Improvement within
two mes OF the nrooslyn Williamsburg ferries
Persons having them 70 dispose o. address, full
particulars TO location. price. the amount Of cash
required, to improvement" Herald once.
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"A 1IN1 CORNER STORE 10 LET-LOOArYD ON
shereeEnfArs and good stand for Arst class Gro
ssry 8 % Dfy Goods store Rent lew. Apply ts T. B.
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ITO SILvERsMITHS-TWO FIRST RATE HAMMERS
wanted, forAwhch good wages and steady work viii be
given. None need apply but good workmsn. Applyto
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DALED NJ AUCTlOR.

DALEO ~ AUCYlONs
>~o->'~>>'>>~>o>>o~>>>/>>
A SSlGNEES' sALE.-THE ENTIRE STOCK OF BOOTS
"A and Shoes In store No. l4O Fulton street. Brooklyn
ALSO leass OF the same for ave lears-oferng op
portunity FOR wishing boot and
shoe business the having occupied as shoe
store for the PAST twenty and will be sold
bargain to close the business Inquire at lao Fulton
street. Brooklyn, or ESQ Pearl street, New York.
B. BLANCHARD, Assignee
A UCTION NOTICE.-W. COLE e. CO., AUCTIoNEEas,
"A viii SELL this day August 23d, at II o'clock A. NJ
At No Ann street, $50 boxes of Alexandra Co.'S patent
artificial Leeches Each perfect
and instruments for applying them They will be sold ia
to suit purchas without close the business
Mr. Alexandra about leaving for California with his
patent subn arine vessel.
UeTlON NOTICE.-THOS BELL AUCTIoNEER.-
"A BY W. Van Zandt0n Tuesday will be sold at l05
o'clock at the auction No Is Spruce street,
lot Of together with three franks of Dry Goods
Clothing Fancy Goods, &c.
RRANDY. sEGARS AND GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
y On Tuesday at the store 81 Dey street. Of
Greenwich general assortment Of Teas Sugars
Coffee, Resins Figs Pipes, Tobacco, Snuff Segars, Pre-.
ger Brandy Gin and an ment Of
bottled Wines and Liquors, &c.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER. Auctioneer, 81 Dey st.
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sUAnDIN0 AND ixvOeslru.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN HAVE
ssnans 10 III. first class he No. q West Twenty
somey Accommodated Those wishing TO live style, with
out the cares of Housekeeping will find in this sstabh
mont all they DESIRE Dinner at No children taken
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E0R SALE-THE CELEBRATED CRACKER AND
Biscuit kerry No 2l9 Fulton street, formerly
pied by u Ward fer thirty new doing large and
nourshpg business and TO be sold out only account Of
III health Of the present proprietor Inquire OF J. III.
SCH00NAAKEH, No. 2l9 Fulton street, near Greenwich
gtro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

WANTED-BY WELL EDUCATED YOUNG GER
w man, situation as Porter or assistant Clerk in
Language we'll and has years experience in the retail
business Of this country. Address c. H. b. box S Post
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II and powerful Propeller 90 NJ. X. Wilson" now tow
ing In the harbor ships OF the largest size and from
II not sold before the 18th ns will be sold Mt public
auction on the above date at the Merchants Exchange
WILSON CO., % South street, or to the Captain on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

nREss AND CLOAK MAKERS WANTED.-WANTED
Immediately several Dress and Cloakmakers, Of the
highest for each department None but those
who fully perfect in the business need apply Inquire
between and o'clock this evening" SO Hester street.
between Essex and Norfolk streets.
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WANTED-A FIRST RATE CUTTER FOR TAILOR
" ing establishment South. Apply Mt No. Merchants
Hotel, Ccurtandt street.
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John FIsHBLATT, AUCTIONEER.-BY JOHN FISH
blatt. No 80 Pearl street-0n Wednesday, the 18th
inst at ii o'clock At No. II President street, South Brock
yn near Hamilton avenue ferry the whole Of the fura
Bedroom and Kitchen furniture. Glass and China are
with great variety Of Cooking and Kitchen utensils all
Of which will be sold without N d. There
some rich Damask Curtains and Chimney pieces
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RRoUGHAM DRAMATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- ACCOMMODATIONS particularly requested to
sembe In the Green Room, Monday evening, August 30
preparatory to the opening Of the fall season.
W. WALDRoN, Stage Manager.
VNANTTD-FOR LIPMAN'S OPERATIC TROUPE
w now performing Tenor, Basso Soprano. Contralta
and Volinst Must be acquainted with operate music
Address J. II. Lirman. Herald ellie.
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q 7k REWARD.-ANY ONE WHO RETURNS OR
1O gives information Of the whereabouts Of square
chased front and back lost the day Of Henry
procession will receive the above reward, ~
No. Welt street.
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NOR SALE-A FINE, LARGE GRAY HORSE, II
hands high, suitable for Apply at III Pearl
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WANTED-BY A SMART, TIDY, RESPECTABLE
w girl q situation as Chambermaid aud Waiter,
Chsmbermaid only. The best Of city references be
Sece nd md I'd -' 800
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ITO WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS.-AN EXPERIENCED
cutter competent to cut any kind of garment whose
present gagement will terminate the first Of Septem
Der, would wish permanent situaton in wholesale
establishment where labor is required after p NJ Sc
larry object Satisfactory reference will given to
capacity industry sobrety and integrity Address during
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MUSIC AND FRENCH.-A WIDOW LADY A PRO-
4vl fssor Of vocal and instrumental music and Of the
French language which che speaks uenty wishes situs-
tion as Teacher in seminary family in the city, its
immediate ycinity--f in a school, residence with the
family would be preferred The highest fur
nishtd. Address X. r at this Office.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

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Distant forward Aaoney letter. the postste
paid BY all BY IN
safe transmission HN
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Congress weekly during the M
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terms proporuoned o above annual rates.
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subscribers with o enclosed win be onuae Of the
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h packet will the ensuing season
F,y Hos h's aae, oe'Weeh 'e"'se'oWh ana hafpsrs
s Georgetown daily D. M. arriving at Harper's Ferry
w,sanng ~ i0a in time for the for Cumberland and
town y. leaving Hsrpers Ferry s2p M arriving cesrs
~ heu morning nj 0 O'clock. II
e.eues will be In resdiness arrival
nII,eItown, 10 convey them TO Washington.
a. az through, including board, 81 80.
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PASSENGER trains run follows f.a N
Leave Washington NJ and 2, A. 12i, m, and
Leave Baitp,ors AZ a and ., O. M and ~, ..
Sundays the and third from Washington and
~ reeopd and burrh from Baltimore omitted. llH
and baggage checks rhndcpis and New York be
nsd BY uans leaving ats m, and Passengers pro
he themselves and baggage,
sunore and rhadolphis, railroad station.
tickets 10 Badensburv s3 quartet wiz be
FINISHED upon application at the once. -.
Ap S-du Agent,
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A cARD-Dr j. D. MARTIN has opened hi. once
will hnd him.
hp 2-dn
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THE Marine Hotel, fairfield Connecticut. will be
opened BY It's proprietor b. MoNNoT The 6rs day fJune
htt as summer branch of the New York Hotel.
The Marine beautiful village Long Island
ouh aordnr all bathing and
omsnuo drives country Every endenvor will be
srs insure for hora the distinguished patronage Of
nous tt 8 M# = .-
Pans engaged the abcve hotel Fair
d York Hstei The distance from New York s
smles, and New Haven
hFairhed several times each day May 20-dtiJuiy
RAPP's Niche Gold Pens--ossented 1854 Embracing
~ ne properties qui1 with the durability Of
aA w ashnRton.
For sale a the agency. TAYLOR n MAURY's
May lid : EH NE Bookstore, nh
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WHITE Canton Grape shs,vis. This day received, at all
pncss, embroidered and plain with many ohcr new goods
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary
Good articles low pce and fair dealing may be relied on In all
PERRY BROTHER.
May e-9ouf Opposite Centre Market
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WHITE GOODS.-Today we open ~. .
w ~ pieces white cambrcs, from common TO entire hne
tasooet cambncs, assorted, some qualities very hno
" plaid Swiss musins, the proper patterns
~ /" striped camhric moslns lt
40 plaid mu.Ins, stiles, Ia agreeable patterns
W !" dotted Swiss musins
l0e Z" plain book and Swiss musns
With lots Of other desirable goods, arriving daily.
Terms cash. unless arranged 70 the contrary. r l.e
Good articles prices. fair dealing may relied all
A
Nay 7-2ouf Opposite Centre Market
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CHs RCII REIJS

VII KtII Factory. Steamboat ami locomotive BELLS
y constantly on hand and pE,Is or CHIMES OF Bells
"i any number cast to order. Hpr0ycd cst-iron Yoke,
WIN movable arms, are attached to these Bells that
they may b, adjusted ring easily and propcr', and
springs also, which prevent te Clappcr from resting On
The BEL; thereby rroongIns its sound. Tangiss com
piete lincladng One, Frame and Nhecl) furnished
desired
An experience Of 80 in this business u, their In;
ltttr, enabled him - ascertain the best form fur Bells
me continuation o metals, ard degree Of heat r,qn>ite
uf securing III them the greatest spuitN
most melodious tones; which improvements, together
WIN his very extensive assortment sf Patterns are now
h,lG by The -n'scher>, who have grown up in the hus
ness, and who VII every chdcav0r 10 sustain In.
reputation which the establishing nj has heretofore en-
cd. both i'll i> md foreign countries: the bells from,
which have repeatedly received the highest awards Of
the \. state Agricultural Society and American Instt
tutei and at which were completed Chimes aud heavy
Alarm Bells for different parts If the Union and Canuda
MA IHENAIIt Al. lNSTRI AIENTS viii still he
manufactured b c Subscribers, of which the, Will hay,
tnlistatiy On band III assortment Transit inst I'm
Wenis Levels, SurVty ors' Comptsses (plaiu non
aud lhpfoVeG.) &c. Also, Brass or Copositinu Cast
irgs oi aaN size 10 order.
All communications promptly attended, To-
ANDREW NENEEIN'S SONS
West Troy, Albany Co, \. Y, 1851.