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CALEof $3.50. 900 MORTGAGEBONDS

~ Il the WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD COM
PANY THE WESTERN VERMONT Co PANY Offer
for sale $4,000 Of seven per hrs Mortgage Bonds-
being th- balance Of 500 Geo Of bese Bond, issued by tho
company $50 coo having been already sold maturing In
1861, 5to and 1871 These Bonds have interest coupons
payable on the hst day Of January and July AZ the Ne
chancs Bank the City Of EewYork where the Binds are
made PAYABLE and secured by and only mortgage
on the Road with its franchises shepherd Knapp and
GeoTge Briggs
They convertible into the Stock Of the Company for
eight from lst January, 1851
THE WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD has been
recently completed IL extends south from Rutland s. miles
wholly within the State Of Vermont the northwest corner
OF Bsnniogon where 1t nptes with the Troy and Be- ming
ton RsTosd under favorable Arrangement for mutual
traffic. At Rutland It branches OF fra Rutland and
Burlington Railroad az point where the latter road altar
connecting with the Rutard and Whitehall Saratoga and
Schenectady roads dvergs s north and south course
curvI 70 the eastward 70 cross the Green Mountana
Taken in connection with the Rutland and Burnston
Railroad from Burlington south through Ouer Creek Valley
TO Rutland the Western Vermont Raroad-contipuins on
throush the southern part Of he valley Of the Bsttenk 10
the Troy and Bennington and ether Southern roads not onlv
opens up the usbe Of these valleys neh In marble iron,
lumber and agricultural uce but il completes the rail.
rose communication between Lower Canada ana New.
York. By route considerably shorter and Of lar more "a
vor.ble grades than any now In existence
The Company has the contract for the United States nail
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- EMITTANCES to ENGLAND, Ire

IN LAND, SCOTLAND ano WALES.-B0WMAE
SRINNELL CO viii iEre drafts Of NJ sterling and up
ward payable at nzht In town throughout Great brb
and Ireland. - -
SWALLOW.rAIL LINES OF LIVERPOOL ana LOn
con PACKET-SHlPs.-PeTsOns wishing 70 have Their
ends In either Of the splendid pscksships oo
.osur the above Lines which s regularly the 9Th
kst dsys Of every month from Liverpool and every ssrus
Fbur.sy rom London Thereby avoiding della w ,e=s
,.sly 4 the only authorized AGENTS in this city.
BOWMAN, 0RINNELLk co.
Office no. sS South-st, New-York IzS
30 hessng Road opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
a. B.-When psssensem decline soming tbs money VII
kereturned.
Liverpool packets leaving NewYoTt o.h and 2s Of
sach month London Packets leave NsvYork every altar
nste Thursday Sog passsse apply a. above
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T,O RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

Il CHICAGO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
proposals viii be received at the office OF ID. Coggs
the CITY II Springfield, Illinois uatii SATURDAnsel
IA, fo- the GRADING, MASONRY. BRIOGiso
CROSS tbs OF that division Of this Road which az
from Springfield TO Bloomington, Ilhnoia -
The dsisI &c Is about sixty miles aod the route
The line IL divided into sections Of about too mDo
and the wtrk isto be commenced win out delay r.A
PAYMENTS Tor work aud materials will b made -
Prohies and plans may be seen and olsnk tofnssg
At the Offices Of the Company in sprnghed and !,
ton, llinos where any information will be furnishes
BnKineer De parrm. ut IL 10
Satisfactory proof OF responsibility viii DO req'"
thoee proposing for the work an w.cvs<-
The subscriber win be In New-York. at No % VI -
up stairs over Hudson River Railroad once 49, L. =
8; and will be prepared to exhibit prohies piAn -
give Ia formation 70 such ~ prefsr 70 Oder Tgg
city.-New- orb July Is 1859 0LlVEk ~ p.irssl
Chief Engineer Chicago and Missbapp h.s--~>
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SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS Of The

- NE"-IVhk and dAKLEM NAILhUAD co.
fhe bonds Of the Ne~fork and Harlem Railroad ooaat
ute the only lien upon the Road and odes 20 ~
portion Of the issue Of t51Oo0 the is Nay ls0
They are Seven Per Cent 6ondA and relmbursahls h
1867, with annual interest coupons stasbsd pays
% bearer LIST November and LIST May
This issue VI &1" for the purpose OF rctins u
coating debt and Of making improvements the Rasa-
extending from the CITY Hail. " - to Dover Psas-
Q distance Of s04 miles.
FOR che year ending September, le5l alta ssv,.s
interest on Bonds and the dividend tho Prstusd stS
shs Hev-York ard Harlem Railroad Co declared liy.
send Of four cent on the Old stock, with nrls Il
S00 remsnins The receipts nom October last ~ Aga
inclusive show of 2 eeot above the
bonding months Of tire previous year.
The present condition OF the Road Is a. follow.
sonds including the $500 coo ust Issued .ssooM
Capital Stock. prefsrse. ..............sl sS@S
capital stosk. Ois...........s........ ZS"" -
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r United PARTNERSHIP-Pnr.u.

ant % the provision contained In R-y.ed s,srurs
Of the State Of New York cOneens Limited ps
the subscribers have this day formed Limited Patnerhp
% be conducted dnder the name u EZRA Ludlow Jr
for the ppos u usns.ctns Flour and GenerH ProdusS
Commission business, In the City Of Nsw.Yort
The general Partner u EZRA LUDLOW II VINO n ,
resident Of the City Of York and the special Pnpes
FULTON CUTTING, who also resides liz ths aid Civ Of
New-Yort and Who I. such special Partner has ooat6ut
70 the coulnop stock
Thu said Partnership 10 ssmmsnss on me en.,ts A,
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1 United PARTNERSHIP fermed by

INI 1 ED Mn 1 " EhSf1IF fDrmed Dy
IL OLIVER N. BOSTuICK, EDWARD STAPLE
TON and CEPH As II. NORTON
Fust: The Or firm uuder which partnership 10
be conducted Is BOSrWICK STAPLETON.
Sc0Ed The general % the business ints dsd TO
transacted Is the MANUFACTURING and DEALING In
HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, 6e
1hrd. The names Of the senerA partners interested
therein. OLIVER N. BOSTWICK who resides in the
city Of Brooklyn, aud EDWARD sTAPLEToN, who 70
udes in the city Of NewYo and the Of the special
partner IL CEPH AS NORTON Whose place Of rsrdsnes
70 in the city Of Nev-Yok
Fourth. The o. capital which said special partner
hiss contributed to the common stock IL TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS In cash
FUh The said partnership IL 10 the first
day Of July 1882 and terminate the first day Of Janu.
Ar, ls5S.-Nsv-Y ork. June 81, 1854
OLIVER ". sOsTwlCK
EDWARD SrASLErON
CEPHAS III. NORTON
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81

IL STREETER'S NEW PATENT INSULATED
CONDUCTOR This Conductor is universally pronounced
by scientific be the safest and hest OF proec-
tioD assinst Lightning offered the public silver
medal awarded TO this Conductor the last Connect
State Fair IN Hartford ard diploma az the Mddesex
Mechanics Fair in Lowell Mass, last Professor
Bocklesby Professor Of Mathematics and Natural Phoso
phv, Trinity College Hartford have carefully
ami I'd Messs Otis Streetes Conductor and cheerully
my testimony its excellence Ii Is constructed and
accordance with scientific principles and the cleo
rcal conditions by which protection from lightning
cured better ard compiled With by this rod than by
that have The points that bstle upon
IT, md prevent volert explosion either direct later
al and rspd but silent discharge of the electric fluid
between the clouds and the esrth | should consider
building furnished with this rod more eectday se;aed
from lightning than by any other means with which am
acqusintd" From Prof J. v G Smith VI. d.. OF Boston
81 have hesitation in recommending this Conductor to
the puzzle admirable, economical Continuance that
promises be Of great utility" Hon. Henry Barnard Super
niendent Of Common Schools in Connecticut ." give the
preference this Conductor altogether the best devised
The most perfectly insulated neatly and permanently
attached TO the building, and the most economical Prof
for improvement" SIEVE al hundred tes
tmoniss Of the import have besn received and the
subscribers have yet to meet the first who
ton of this Conductor does lot his unqualified pref
-Four active men are wanted immetiaely To
up THE rod In this city and vicinity Local agents
icing appointed in every city and county in the Unsd
States Persors wishing to protect their budings will DO
themselves service by calling these local
or LOCUS LYON a co. Sole MaDufactu Of Ois
StreeteIs Patent Insulated Conductors. Office, No
Dey.st New-York.
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Gopartne hip.

DISSOLUTTON.-The Copartnership
heretofore existing between subscribers under the
name Of GEORGE w. SHIELDS 90, Is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent-Nsw-York, July |, 1852
GEORGE w. SHIELDS
BENJAMIN NJ. SHERMAN
GAMaLIEL q. SMITH,
GEORGE r HEGEMAN.
COPARTNERsHIP-The undersigned have this day
formed Coparnershp, under the firm Of GEORGE w.
SHIELDS co, and will continue the Iron and Commits
sion business heretofore Mo- 10 and II Broad New.
York, July |, 1852. GEORGE w. SHIELDS,
GAMALiEL q. SMITH,
GEORGE r HEGEMAN
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO.
DIANO-FORTES-Persons about mar.

chasing Pianos will Gnd II greatly TO thsir ADVANTAGE
20 eau N J. HAlNkS co.'s, Mandatory add WaIe-
1912, @. eornsr Of ltthst and stew where splendid A.
n Q, Rosewood Planes rcm 10 II octaves are con.
III y 90 hsno Ans war anted In every respect tbs sbovo
Sssn 10 exchange Desers teachers and professors
an noerH terms N HAINYs Co Sd ay cor Ilth-,t
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q lANO-FORTE WAREROOMS. NJ,

go. . 1swsl, one ecor above Thompson's saloon
-o'e sooos pssaAs,5s Pianos are invited 70 call 81 the
Na's fooms Of bhNNErT CO. wh,rs thsy will snd
sortrnent OF Rosewood Piano Rortes OF oa.n styIs
oe entertained - 70 quality, the payment NAV - assS
snt saeh doubts are removed oa psnos rses,yS a. -
.svtoent for New and ssoond-hsnS - !. eet
Ksnufsctnry Nos Si. SIS and SIS Rivnsrop., 'o ts@
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fotai ...,.. .-.'', ''SS1Ss
xne above o. 500 go includes S2O,0o0 given BY toe Con-
,sny exchange for like amount OF Albany Ertsnbs
csrhe.es which latter remain assets OF thu NsvYo
and Harlem Railroad Co
40 ipt hen upon important regular dividenapsyae
Dad now connecting Albany with rew-YOrk and Ia wee
II It's present and prospective increase Of busns hss
Bonds ofer advantageous and perfectly mcds
iaves1uient
The interest the bonds be paid fore any
dividend declared apon either the Prsfss on
stock OF the Company. For sale by
No 10
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DlANO- FORTES.--Persons .boot o,r

chasing Piano. sfll md 90 their .dvsnss TO ecu :,
Eroswny0 general ss,Ortment OF nshosaay Ana ross-
49, pianos seastsnty hsnd shieh Win Dc sold d
80 ~ ,syroves papsr Dealers supplied liberal ssrns
Z GLENN CO. No. is& fHtosst
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fortcs.

OSTON PIANO FORTES.-The
largest assortment OF Pianos in this city Is be uni
al the warerooms OF 7. GILBERT q CO. No $50 Broad
way corner O. An honyst opposite Broadway Bsnk aud
Theser and will he sold bargains They have the
metallic frame and are warranted TO stand any climate
or Boudo Plsno for small rooms for sale low
and warranted Also extensive assortment Of Gilbert
improV foiian Pianos universally admitted be
superior to all hers. HORACE WATERS Sole agent
Twenty FIVE secondhand Pianos and selod cons TO rent
cheap, sale at the foowir prices $40 $5n SIS SIS
9e6 $i0o sue $l2O $lz5 $50 $4O. SlS5 $780, and $50
Bouooi $l95 holan PiAGos $3.50 $40 aud Sl9o G fsnd
Piano, $780, DO. With Eolian $3.50 Prince Co.'S Melo
dsopH SIS So, SIS and SIS Csrhart Melodeon, ss5.
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Insnrante Companies.

PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, I
No It's Carnlst. Branch Office No. % Broad ~sy)}
A T all ELECTION of DIRECTORS
IA OF the PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY the City OF NewYork held at the office Of Company
the 18th inst the following named persons duly
elected such Directors for the ensuing year;
Jeremiah Terrell, Gideon De Angels, VIM N. Wilson,
freeman Campbell, james Brpuwer Abraham Lessett,
John " Lewis, Bensiah c. STOKES, Matthias Clark,
John p. Yelverton, lothian C. meeker, Thomas Williams,
HenD 1erbsl, William 3. Corning, Edward P. Clark,
DAVID d. Crane, Charles Crane Mortimer Brown,
Rlchsrd Vsnck, George Warner, Robert c. Vppfhiss
6eOns~ YOums, Christopher Gwyer Philip }. Bonesiesl,
Cornelius stephens, William J. Buck, Alfred Barmare.
Simon Sbinder, John MOneypenny, Charles n Mcuyrs,
Edward Nelson, George u. Crsgin, Solomon BantA
Geyord X Hubbeli Charles T Pier-on,
And James Lewis George Schmezel Joseph w kellogg
elected Inspectors of Election for the succeeding
At subsequent meeting Of the Board, Jeremiah Tsrbe
Esq, unanimously reelected President
M. q. LEONARD, Secretary.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, JULY % 1852

fJune One Thousand EiEhi Hundred and Fhy-two. add
o continue for the Of Three yesn 70 wt-unu the
resnth dsy ~ Iune One Thousand Eight Hundred ans
rfy-6vs pstsi Nsv-York, June IS 1852
EZRA LUDLOW, JE
FULTON CUTTING.
n EW-YORK, JUNE "a, 1852. Tho
Subscribers have this day formed a copstnsrshp ander
the finn Of HAIGHT 4 MCLEAN and Wil transact
ers Brokerage Exchange and Collecting business at No
10 Merchants Exchange, Wsllst
SAMUEL W. HAlGHr,
GEORGE W. MCLEAN
Refer BY permission, 20 Geo Coe Cashier Ohio Life In
rursnee and Trust Company, New-Yoik Robert Bsyard
Esq- WORK Pne Bacon st Louis; Page, Bacon L
Co. San francisco. California
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LNOR SALE-Two high-pressuTe Steam
IL EngDss cyliniets niue inches stroke thirty inches;
and thrtyeighs horse power Locomotive boiler now In
the steamboat Belle in Belevle, ~ j. The boat may be
bought with Whout the engines cheap. Inqsire Of
Messrs HOLMES COLLARD, or Of Y. II. WILLIAM
SON, No SIS 4tb-st, NY
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CTEAMPACKING- .TYER d HELMS

HTEAM PACKING--T YEK q HELMS
~ PATENT--2OOO 900 lbs. now In store different thick.
aesses The ouAiity of this article, which will
100 degrees higher heat than any ohe rubber has beer
ested for two years The American and British
steamships and those gone California IL with entire
approval The undersigned will warrant this patent
packing to give entire satisfaction in every No
bat the undersigned the zinc in the manufacture
rubber other kind win stand high heat Wsrs
house No % Courtsndt-st All orders addressed 70 tbs
manufacturer and owner of Tyer Helms Patent
HORACE II. DAY.
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+ q C. FISCHER, (lats Num-. d

~ fscher,) mandatory ana wareToom, No ITO 0recn
wich-st Of Dey-st Pianofortes warranted wild
bridge and patent tube well calculated Tor keepRs
IN tune. PianoFortes tuned repaired and exchanged
N. R-Also Eolsp Pisno-Rortes for sale
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THE WILTON BOARDING ACAD-

Envy Just commencing the second quarter of the Sum-
mer Tenn can receive few pupils Particular H.
formation AID Circulars msy be had BY applying to Mr. Alb
bott No. S4t Cbaihsn-st. ABEL WHITLOCK, Principal
UNO PARENTS.-A Lady accustomed
to teaching is DESTROYS Of taking three fopr misses
from TO IL years in Der family educate Location within
mnuteS ride the Brooklyn ferries Situation open,
ary and ahy The hest Of references given capacity
Address PARENTS, Box !, $50 PostOnice.
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.ESSRS. LIGHTE e. NEWTON. in

vl consequence Of demand anrivalea
popularity Of their PIANO-FORTES have extended their
business az. Pened Waeroom In Broadway, No 605
where 9vv9 constantly keep choice selection Of our
Piano tores nom 81 to u octave In Rosewood cases. with
al the latest improved patterns We shall Also continue
keep full assortment OF Instruments 1T Mandatory and
Warerooms No n Canals, Ali Pano-Fores Of our MANI.
Acture warranted In every respect Professors ANA
seun sne those who anticipate purchasing respectfully
invited 60 call and examine All orders from the atty or
country ponctualy axecuted
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NNGER'S SEWING MACHINE

SINGERS SEWING MACHINE
~ Lsborsavipg Mschinesin this age OF progress and
lion humanity readily receives the attention
ard sanction of the phsuhropc-the rch the poor the
lew and GENTLE Never has the inventive genius Of
done the benefit of all Ence the days Of
Eulton's ncpient experiments the worlf Of
steam than IL has in the Introduction of SINGERS Patent
Sewing Machines with which all kinds of sewing is
suited IN beautiful ard satisfactory manner the apparatus
durable in s its parts simple and easy in its operation,
and superior any machine before offered the public for
sewing purposes Principal Office No 25S Broadway wheis
the public are invited 70 examine then.
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CIMkON DRAPER offers for sale, h

hNlEON Dkaf Eh OuCIS lOf Nhirt IN
Oparces 10 suit purchasers 800 90 IN the Capital So
OF the TROY and RUTLAND RAILROAD co Ths
Road extends from the Troy srd Boston Railroad Co
Eagle Bridge, III miles 10 Salem In Washington County.
where IL CONNECTS with the Ruta and Wa,hiagos
Railroad, which at Rutland untes with the Rulsad and
Burlington Railroad. The Troy and Rutland Ralrosd has
link In the chain OF North and South comma
pcstioD b. tween the Cities Of Montreal and Newly
Is located in Of the fertile an wealthy q
the States Of NewYork and Vermont the entire business
which go II. there being other facilities tH
Transporting passengers snd freight.
The whole amount OF pac stock 10 the Road Ia 80.
aDOu'.... tJVVS
IL o~es funded debt, bearing per cent inter-
est, of......
Tvs entile cost F,'s
Tie Rosd 10 in full running condition A. furnished
with all cessary equipment IL hss been easd 70 the Rat
ano and Washington Railroad Co for 81 yeas At roIt
s. 600 for tho year and Of 600 per sa
LIST Jsnpsry and all taxes aud ass-smeu
the lease entities his Road 10 rateabe proportion
onsha Of the earnings Of both Roads and sbss
4 per cent per sld OF the Albany and Northern
Read with which both the Troy ard Rutland ana RusA
and Washington be connected by the terms OF hs
lease.
This lease beyond question certain moderate To-
come the stocs hooes ana the prospective increase
this income which will inevitably arise out of tho sns~ns
traffic this main Eorh ava nth route cannot fsiu
make the stosk OF the Troy and Rutland Rsrosd do
81 able investment. The receipts OF the Company working
both lines bsve since the full opening OF the line been %
hatfeTDg
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mafbinerp, &e.

COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY
~ FOE sALE-At Mechznicsvilie, saIstoss Co. oy ca.
American Linen Thread Company - follows Ceas
Spinning Frames Spe-ders Eules spooiioe franel
ReedA BarnesA Shuttes, L. 20 AL OF which honsss
Der cent leas than the original cost
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DAY AZ McMULLEN'S PATENT

~ aOsE-The tr1al msde Of this Incompatible Water
Hose Tor two year, past fully denonstrsted Us supeon
tv O,d.r. from Railroads Factories Water Companies and
others solicited Every piece warranted 70 eve sasactioz
hy the p.tentee manufacturer The following one OF
Se many cercatss and published TO show the esnstios
from SEXUAL use; JERSEY CITY, Dec. II, 1851.
Horace II DAY, No IS Courtlsndt-st- N. f-Dear SIR:
take great pleasure In stating 70 you In answer 20 your In
oury Ia regard India Rubber Hose furnished oy you
r the NeVJersey Railroad and Transportation Company,
that we found IL Of the very best description and 70
answer much better purpose than either leather or canvas
n IL not only durable bu In the end the most econo
zeal We have rubber hose Of our locomotives
that purchased Of You two years ego which has been In
constant use and 10 sill good and have found
your fourpy stand pressure Of 80 lbs 70 the square inch
Your. eery respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND,
euperiutepdept Motive Power for N r. x Trans Go.
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-SoIe A gen.

y ey IN the CITY Of NewYork Of GOODYEAR's M-taIlis
heeos shoe cmPanyAn large purchasers are earpeSy
Boot and Shoe 'oss purchasing At the Metallic Rubber
hnc ncs Eneoer Boots and Shoe. Of eysy variety "a =.
e VI IntIS me best terms and largest discount
SphN w CORLIFS Msnuf.nt,,,.-s. a.,
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NNGLISB MACHINERY.--Cotto

IL Wool FLAX and Blk Machinery, manufactured BY
PAN Curtis Co. Manchester, imported to order Pay
rnent 10 NewYork. Address for prices kc their suthor
iz.d agents In the limited States JAS COCKER co.
No 81 John-st New-York
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NOTICE.-All parties interested With
' the late firm Of PALMER co will please 90 nmu.
nicate with the Subscriber
CHARGES s. PALMER, No 80 Front-st.
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MACHINERY OIL.-Re6ned Meats
I'VE Foot OIL warranted equal to the best Sperm OH for
machinery purposes yor sale by PETER COOPER NO
II 1urlnR slip.
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~ CAPS Eley's Cloth Gun Wedding, ths hest and
cheapest article used El,ys Percussion Caps Wire Car.
ridges emo sporting Materials Powder Flssk &c large
sno complete assortment Of the shove for By the manu-
hnden-lane. ' ''
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ORACTICAL BOOK. KEEPING.-
NAVlGATION-ln all

lie braoches Including Lunar Ohservstions aud Cho-
norneter tau, bit by Capt WIN THOMS, the Manners
Hall No 500 Cherry.st Residence at No. 1874 Chenyn
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9rrnitnre, Sc.
4 COOKING GLASSES. PORTRAITand

IL PICTURE FRAMES, of every description, On hama
|. nd made 20 order, al low prices. w. N. JOHNSON,
No 50 Rrnadwaz lCnllamore Housal and 2N RnwerY.
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NEW PROSPECTUS
OF THE
IENTIFIC ERICA

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spectfully give notice that the SIXTH VOLUME
OF this valuable journal, commenced on the 2Ist
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all to subscribe who take an interest in the pro-
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culation than any other journal of its class in
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