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w ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK ~
WIRE RAILINGs. CAST AND WROUGHT IRON RAiLlNGs
IRON FENCES. for FARMS. PLANTATIONS, Sc
IRON BE DSTEADs. 10 great variety.
IRON PURNITt RI. Of every description
ell e Iron Railing the Ground aua lnde re
Crystal Pslsce Also tie Domesss Newe StandirPs &C. Cir
Ccus and dra.nss forwarded b the Manufacturer JOHN
WICKERsHAM No So Broadway WORKS Nos 81 30 81 LeV'
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b 81 D. ses Afs <9nad Fee st,fnf ~ sac ~ iAks
Ne "a. = : say
ALsEEr II NIcoLaY. AaCroaeer
Great Pc II DRY CoNTfs
VI UaTfON sALr OF TIE BALANCE Ct
VALUABLE egILDiSe Iooiss = corrasE sr,1s
OryS 17 ou Ne~.lerk an o. TIE lac Of tAr NsvIst.
Flushax Rst roeA ucw tei1s cgrstrucltd
ALBERT NlCOLAl ~il scb "a
o. TUESDAY snc WEDNESDAY, Oei II sad u 4 -,
THE VALANCE OF 700
VALUABLE AND CHOICE BUILDING SITS
bssh ..S = shfs -.Es-ros,s Plazk7c Eve s8s nj -
Es~-Ycrk rnlie from Tar Fashins sfesmAst -.
stss, ira V,i,Esgre "a flssaias pc. ~ rtper srr,S
srf e.. NerNork ard fashirg RsruaA % y o5ep,
the ~ G. vsry directly t1rurgh r. has ass
property Wsh viii the e bvughf wha twruv % iep,SS
uiruscs O. Sewlork Trsns peccd ko.ry ast,
Me .hias vii BE ssser q Access shss tie u9per pa; q ~
York y
Other vsrsbe Improvements sreh 3ockx Pak toaAA
the immetae virinity the conplstea ~
increase the yslse Of tbs property 10 - 30
The loeatAlc keAthy srG elsvstst aud eon1su1s s
pect TIE ard xkich s5n 81 NJ +,
the b have Aso acaafs4 the viAsr
Park Of five i1slosiag natural All rouan labs 4,
NO ykoPrRry ooNsISISe
ADVANTAGES FOR Residence.
AID oIIEk NC Isk ssNL offokrvSlri Fok
SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT oF CAes7n
b. vet been offered 20 the fuAlc
The sale v NJ Be positive and without ressrve.
Terms vii Be liberal The gifle Il unfaestonsbs Prn,<
street win b furnished esc h Psrehs-er
Fre tcke Tor Conveyance % The ground ~ dty q s
Desn leaving Peekp. and Island cry lesVtng fnoa Natx
NJ Wh Mars and ether Information be had q DIX
BARKER a ELLloTr. q Nssssss.s
J. L. SANDER. No NarsaaSt
Shoaie the above noned DAYS Of sale ae "a =
Aks place m The neH fair dAy % the sane hour ana Pe
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HENsY " WALcorr, Alttioltet - 4
GREAT SALE-36U BUILDING IOTe q


GREAT SALE-36J BUILDING LOTS a
" LARcE DNELLtNG-HoUSE. IN kEffOkr NJ ~
ins the Pforery the Forrn srd heyPcrt top 3 IS
Public Aucttr On WEDNESDAY. Oct ~ lGN a. ~ ocls4
on The ground b. HENRY " WAlCOfr Asctioaeer setl&
AMI fun Ice 60 So feet "a deph Ihey e -
Vile sAorpE excellent There SO tum trs go
acs Of Strsyfhorry Plants the nse fne fsns hos
Nv ,heSl eroes AID property direction and TIE "
town Ro.d IL the oilers thAs Eyug suo.f oenifa
UuOu Guy he u0rth, heyPoFt sins on sne ~ eA NY -
vile % the south - -, r-.,. .. H.. - -
h.peS on r chanes only hesnnng 70 stsfact me $500
hev merit Its three Steamboats, with cents 80 on eee tH2
h cerfs GA other dong the reasins tren passef
al bsne OF Monmouth part q MdteseN Soantesi 1t
DScks accessible all seasons Of the yesr az ~ ssans
r. ndsr place Of rrotis INV
.bort time ui show Railroad connecting Nv loft sf n
.alrba bv he Airline passing through TIM pfoTSf ~
ire kevtoft the twin sister Of Newark o,,,~,, -
Mars nav b. a and obtained o. Nes. Az ~ nj III
Co No Metropolitan Bank bHhd42es' rae e. e'ras
Frss .,ss 70 the sale nav 10 bed at the .ame Ps n
staanloaf KTYVORT leaves foot Of Nuraysi NsoseSt
nd linn Al cose sale. fralv the lao ihs sale 81 ~
- risrs IN fhe next fair day. Title indsputsbe
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DERDAN's GOLD QUARTZ MAC
ID FACTURING COMPANY.
No. 6 Nsli-s:, Nev-forx.
Are prepared 70 execute orders VIII disPsteh.
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DAvENsWOOD I'D BOARDING SCHOOL Il

II Boyshe sey,ssr-sA q sre-iy Terra oo-aasces
lh Of OF es per cssrer Tski< The Steamer q; PekSr
rrtcss fheir tAis Isscn
Il a. ~ I'D hs C-rxAs Hsy es Eelj Pie Sac
JAMS l. THOMPSON. f--a.r, IN CT-ss Pa.c,r1
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Real estate for Sale.

FARM for SALE in BERGEN CO., n. j.
x,.s nons from jersey City containing 40 Convey
- sher bv plank Ere railroad For psreulars de-
s%n,los &c apply JOHN DAVIDSON Baker corner Bridge
end Bfosdssssk T.
A FEW CHOICE HOUSE LOTS for SALE-On
Columbia and PierrePonts eSoosyn Villain three
rripsss wall Of Wslst Ferry D. TOIIEI - CnAnoelst,
A HOUSE for SALE, about three minutes walk
"a from the Peckp and DiVsionav Ferries door ozth o.
go side Of 5hst Size % feet inches by %
with an Of is feet ores house three 20
A.. val and rnwster IN kehn
.s,s sf Lot inches By lo2 feet Yard and house al
n complied Paor carpets mirror eonioes ball o cStn
- 6ysrs pesTly Of Linden Fntzs bee Anni@o
ssr, Possession purchaser. Terms oash Price
particulars inquire Of HIRAM RUSSELL so
~ ~ South 7s Williamsburg Can b. seen e. from 70
e,slock P. N
AT PRIVATE SALE.--A few choice Building Lots
vel na 10 Melyina 500 each PAYABLE By stalnen OF
a.. s,onfh Mena sfuated and half miles from the IL
sbgrxb Feres Eewfown and Flashing oDnib1ses Pa ths
nre. mlnuestsre sxpepce for eli Psfe aa
a. SMITH the premises or FONDA No q Nssssu
a sir door Money will be loaned to the purchaser Tor
building. II desired
nEsIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
IL sALR-suate the Of Poughkeepsie, within three
~ the the Manchester Road and on the west
frst ousty good state OF cultivation well adapted 70
rms lied with plenty Of wser On the
t s SIRE good roomy House Barn and al necessary out
idnss The grounds containing abonf three acres
are tastefuy and with various kinds OF fruit ana oTna
meDtAltrtes. So,
NATHANIEL POWELL.
rprfhp
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become delightfully."- cool in oonssqusr Of csnHsuous
shower which lasted al last night the bsttsr part Il
to-day ceanpg only that may DO renewed the clouds
indicate while write.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, June rs, 1853.
AxwvEs.-A parcel Of No. has changed hands at
l6s Some Of really prime quality and large sise were
BUTTER 100 kegs American taken at Cd. per ID.
BREAD.-There Is not any foreign at market.
CoRs.-South American has been moving at and still
commando &c. 3d. per bushel Some inferior parcels
closed at 3s
coRShKAL-Is in active inquiry, with very moderate
supplies. The sales include parcel of 300 barrels at
20s and another Of $50 barrels at the figure to
arrive, and which has since come In.
FLouR-At 2ss. to 29s per barrel
FRuGHS-Tonpage Is wanted.
GoID-W al descriptions is hardly procurable.
LARD-shd to I'd. Prime lots, which now rather
scarce, held for advance on I'd. per ID
LUMBER,-Whte Pine IL very scarce and may be quo.
ted at zoos TO 104s per 1000 feet The stock of w c.
Shingles also decreasing They worth l6s to 20s
according to quality.
On The last receipts Of cod taken at 2s 3D. per
gallon.
PoRK-35O barrels at 76s and $50 barrels prime
at 61s IT'S per barrel has been refused another par
Gel of 200 barrels mess.
RIcs Holders demanding, and firm at, 14s Cd.
to los.
ToNGuEs.-llo half and 1877 third barrels pigs have
changed hands at 36s. and 19s. respectively.
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Thirty sixth . thirty ninth streets for issuIss-
ing, grading, setting curb and gutter stones aud
nscsAemixiDg the carrageway Of Forty ninth street
from Sixth to Eighth avenue for setting curb and gutter
In Forty fifth street. between Second and Third avenues
and tagging four feet vids through the side walks
OF the same; for laying crosswa ct the Of
Pine and Front TO COMMITTEES on Assessmcnts
From ssme-AskiDg that accompanying ordinances be
amended by stirling out the names OF Messrs II. De
Mott Francis Ncholson, and Isaac w. Smith, as Asses
sors and 10 ssrpg the names Of William Gage Charles
Dodge, and Charles Mcneil Adopted by the folio ring
vote
Affrmative-The President Msssrs Brown. TAFT, Nab.
bait OBfien, Msybee, Broaden, Ring, Wells Hunt Bou.
ton McGown, Stewart. wheean, Barker Rogers, Craw-
ford. OKeeie, and McConkey-19.
From Sta ee soner-On petition of John Roach
and Others statiI that the for regulating
Forty first street is proceeding with the work. Accept
ed and filed.
From the ssme-On petition OF J. S Lord and Others.
stating that the contract Ielsge 123d street. from
Third svenue to avenue A, has been made. Accepted
and filed.
ALDERMEN.
Resoluon-Tbat David Vaeu tine, clerk Of the Com
mon Council be authorized to employ suitable person
to eDgross the minutes Of the Board Of Aldermen at
rate not TO exceed five cents per folio Ccpcurred ia by
the following vote
Afirmatve--Ths President. Messrs Brown TAFT Nab.
bait. oBIien, haybee, Broaden, Ring, Wells Hunt Bou.
ION. Nctiown, Stewart Wheelsn Barker Rogers era
ford, O'Reefe and NcConkey-19.
Preamble and Notwithstanding that the school law
OF 1851 bas been pronounced unconstitutional BY the
troer to make applications TO the Legislature for return
TO this county Of money thus paid BY it in Con-
CURED in.
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday afsrnoon at ak
o'ct ok. From the minutes.
C. 7. NcCIENACHAN, Clerk.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Beebe.

SENTENCE OF PATRICK MATHEWS, ONE OF THE
TAMMANY HALL RIOTERs-THE BAIL OF JOHN s.
AND ISAAC AUSTIN F0RFEITED, ON THEIR NON
APPEARANCE.
TIE Court met at the usual hour this morning for the
purpose Of sentencing the remainder Of the Tammany
Hs rioters. John s. Austin Isaac AUSTIN and Patrick
flisncs Of the offenders.
After the opening Of the court, the clerk called the
names OF the defendants. John and Isaac Austin not
appearing their rcognzances were, by crdsr Of the
court forfeited ard search warrants Immediately issued
for their arrest.
Patrick Mathews being brought up to the bar for sen
tepce being asked by the clerk II he
say why Judgment should not be pronounced agains.
hiB replied he had not
His honor Judge Beside before proceeding TO the
sentence OF the court the prisoner said that he
rrcpeJ) bad witnessed the pronounced sgainst
the Sixteenth ward riOers which should be warning to
HIM. II his Honor had been untrameied he would make
the sentence much than it would be pre-
sent but, 10 the Of Wallis and Wilson, the sen
teDce being that Of the court who tried theo he would
In Ii present case pr the sentence which was
only carrying out Of that OF the other court-that
Patrick Mathews DO sned $780, and stand committed
until the fine Ia pa,d.n
TIE EGrrENTH WARD RIorERs -These parties, who
the hsr to receive he sentence of the Court All the de-
feldants being present with the exception of Hugh Fan
Who escaped from custody, the Court proceeded TO
pas the following sentence upon tho prisoners:--
Corpens OBren, year impriso nwent In the Psni-
tertiary; James Hs6deD. nine months do; Francis
Rlry, six months do; James Hall, six months do. ;
james Flapigsn 6ped 500.
BURGLARY IN THE SECOND DEGREE Charles w. Downing
and Michael Dcnbe ihea brought up for ssptoane
tailor store of Iymsn Derby, No 2sS Broad say aud
stealing tberefron silk and wooeo goods valued az
81 eco. no trace Of which has evsr been found The
Court sitter eyerty rsprmsod ug the prisoners
crime tbeS had mted sentenced Downing 20 be i'm
lrscred in the State prison for four and D5orey for
five Years being In the latter the extreme pen,ty
OF The la~.
Tie Court then took recess until Saturday next
when II Is their Intention to sentence the Austios
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MARRIED-At Bakers Saranac Lake House, June
g. by Samuel Smith, Eq. Henry Cullen o. Charlie tow
Mass, to Miss MATS Cele OF Raquete River. At The
zane time and pace, Joseph Guy Of Bombay, 10 MISS
Nary Cole OF bsquette River. The apuoup ement
OF the above leaves he reader but bali informed We're
they matches Of love and romaucep and they par
es IN high life, or low questions which vii
10 every render To satisfy the curious, will say that
though not natives and ITO the born tbsy are
nevertheless genuine representatives OF the Western viii
os'ntss. cornpR ins distance Of about fifty be-
yoDo the utmost bounds of civilization over the noun
taiDs, dwo fhe ivsrs snd the lakes to Colonel
htler'r. 10 be usos flesh. The brides are sisters
were a'tDdeo by heir Dober aud younger sister pad
dec then csroe y Ia white dresses without bonoets
or gloves and 'uid shoot deer sixty rods whip bear
skin caismourt fomahswk Indisu .ith the most
perfect Nevertheless, they besitby vigorous
yTtuouH srd tho hind Of people who produce Ethao
Al ems Iuirsos, Suupefs Narions. Stafks--io short
heroes ia TIRES that "try men souls pkoeseute Rep
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New York Central Railroad 4: There change In
Erie OF Harlem. At the Mining Board, 200 Parker Vein
were sold at 52h, and 200 Fulton Copper at TX; for
McCulleck. 7,s bid, ~ Asked North Carolina oH bid,
10 asked; hiddletown Silver Lead TX bid TX asked
Manassas Copper. bid, ~ asked; Mineral ~ bid 2k
asied Phenix Gold, Ia bid, tx asked Conrad Hill Cop
Per, * bid, X askad; Ulster Lead, bid, az asked.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant at
this port to Day amounted to S2l2 o72 ~ payments
$3.50, 100 7s-Bslsnce, %, $40 $40 So
The New Creek Coal Company have recsiysd sdvisss
from their engineer that the vein of coal recently
discovered shove the six foot has been opened and
that proves TO be fourteen feet thick of good solid
coal
The Mercantile Bank hss declared annual divi-
dend Of Ave per cent The board Of directors have
,smnsd to tho capital stock OF tina bank to
million OF dollars
The Mansfield and Sandusky City Railroad Company
have declared dividend of four per cent. The illinois
Central Railroad Company viii ray interest dividend
Of seven per cent, or the 18th inst.
The steamship Illinois, from Aspipwa brings sixteen
days later intelligence from California; and nearly
millions Of collars liz gold dust The commercial advcss
by this arrival continue favorable and the mining &C
counts perfectly satisfactory. Full reports At the mar
lets win be found in another part of this days paper
The following extract Of letter. respecting the opera
tons at tho Dolly Hide Mines in Frederick county, Nd
will be found Of interest to the mining public
The quantity OF copper continues to improve, both
in quantity and quality; but the of grestsst
Ment is the very great increase In quantity OF silver
The qusLty Of the latter is great that 1t has
to be piled separately instead of being mixed ads.
ciimiDatey wish he copper ore as heretofore.
The mine westward ia steadily improving; eastward,
we have struck very rich vein OF a2cntferous gasua
which MIR. Tyson thinks viii prove ditinct vein cross
ing the copper II it viii be Of the most valuable
properties in this country.
The Atlantic Bank Of Georgia ppears to be an out and
out shinpaster OF the worst kind Tho circula
ton the 10th of June last, was SITS, O0O specie
SAL COT; capital paid in, Sill oO0 capital subscribed
5000 OO0 discounts 81 900; deposita $780, due from
other banks and agents. $4,000 The stockholders and
directors Geo. Smith, p s.rachan W. D. Scott Alex
Mitchell, S. 6. Hiaginson.
The following institutions Of Mobile have declared d
vdends-The Life and Trust eight per cent on
its capital of s275 $780, the Southern Bank semi an
nual Of FIVE per cent also extra dividend of the
smount the Merchants Insurance. twelve per cent the
Femens Insurance. fifteen per cent the City Insurance.
ten per cent and the Marine Dock Insurance Company
annual dividend Of twenty per cent on
$l75 600.
The following is the situation Of the banks Of New
Orleans the 25th day Of june 1855 agreeaby ths
official statement
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MURDER IN YATES County, N. we learn that
a nur0sr occu'Ied in the Of pvliusv, the 5th
int As We have lcWpsd the facts, they somewhat
" follows "A Mr. Simous1n in freak OF jealousy to
vsio bic wife, beat her severely knocked her DO with
cub snc then tctusliy cut bnr head of win axe.
We suppose he has been stod.Yats County Wing.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Nj ON EY M A n X r. II.

MONDAY, July ft--6PM
The stock market opened this morning dull and 5spsss
ed. We have movement Of consequence ,soort ia
any Of the far cies At the first board Florence KEY
port fell Oft Ier cent Nicsraeua Transit Il Parker
ye-a, -, Lud.sA Asss E.... o.d, -, P-gai4 sea-.
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN CLEyELAND.-About three
O'Clock this Iooipng bre discovered ~ the of
the sg,cutursl ,mpentpt mandatory If lie Witt Co
upon hcr-in street, near lts Junction vito Leonard
sut rms noidirg was soon o.stto, cd and The flames
catching in The sbngle shop If II Bprtt nmued Us
contents and spread 80 sone three huuorsd cords of
sbiDeie bolts mary Of which burned, sod all
damaged. The sslerstus factory OF u II Lamb next
capgn, ard was wholly destroyed. FIRE took IL the
lumber ysid Of Butts ker DAN Co., hut by ne cxeriou.
on me bttmen was soon extiup ush,6. H.a T.
there SEQ COO feet of pte lumber woud bsve bs-u b /, ned
and the nsre mile sud certainly ha ca de-
sroyed The Fs Of n-N't SCo isfron Sl0 600 |? 600
insurance. - COO. Their soTime eens humber
VII el tbe los severely Eli 'her tools
VT Bor1tt loses about 81 0 iusurarcs S70O $500 OF
which IL In the American, " New York Lsuo & Co.,
loss about IS LOO ipsurspce Etna Of Hartford So 300
Mr. Lamb had recently rerded 81 coo H. i'm orovsg his
fsc DRY and " rss stored full ~ pearls Butts Kendall
Co. loss $160, insuied.Cievland Herald .Jnrv s.
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FIRE IN BRIDGEwATER.-The extensive cotton gin
mapufsctory OF Messrs. Carver wa-hburn h % In
Biidgewster, was eni'res destroyed by Ore the sn
inst. Six gina entirely 6p bed we're DESTROYED One
ntepdsd fer the Crystal Palace exbibiio vas saved
and win be forwareee to New York The amount Of loss
not sscer'aned but 1t Is believed tnece ~ss no in.
s"s' =. TIE de communicated 10 piece Of woods near
by, anu burnt CA! gcis@ bsluGe /. SA- auD-a
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The Turf.

CALIFORNIA RACES.
PIONEER COURSE julie II = Purse $500 three mile heats
trcttipg.
Mn John Crooks &c X. Bsttelle) b. z. New York. 1
Mr. Campbeh's K. nomis ck Bu stt.......... 2 2
Time, S:aS- S:3SM.
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MONDAY, July IL, 1853
Present-Jepstbss Trotter, Esg President in the
hs.bee Broaden, Ring Wells Hunt, Bouton. McGow va
stewart Wbeelan Barker Rogers, Crawford, OKee.e and
heConiey.
or James c. Hsrriott-To be appointed Commissioner
Of DECIDE. To Committee on Salaries ard Ofces.
By Assistant AaaYman BRowN-Of John Anterson for
rern ion TO bay window on the side Of hs
bouse of thirty eighth street and Madison ave-
To Comm itiee on Streets.
by Assistant Aldermen NCGowN--0f A. Arnoux and
others for TO be built in Third and Eighty
fxth street. To Committee op Sesers.
RESOLUTIONS
By Assistant Alderman BnEADRS-Tbst the crosswalk
Of Mulberry apo Chatham streets be reiad and
thai Mulberry stIees, from Chatham to Walker Do
ny ,be That the Commissioner Of Repairs and
Supplies report TO this Board why the buildings contract
ed for as, sll and be used or Hss Company No 2,
ard Hoe Company No 25 in Aptbooy street. bet ~aen
Roadway and Cturch street is not hn he'd, or In pro-
cess Of construction. Adopted
RIPoRTs.
GCoDmiteee or Assessment Ip favor Of paying Olcott
Mchesom and r. bbps. 1851 53 for damage by
ovtrJ~ Of wa er 10 their cellar. b, partial stop
ege al receiving basin of Pearl street Bur
mtg Flip, ON the night of 30tb June. Adopted b, the fol
lowing vote viz
AhIms;ise-1he President, Messrs. Brown. TAFT NAB
BATH OF len, Ma bee Beat~p Riuz, Wells Hunt Bou.
ton, McGown Stewart, Wbeeisp Barker, Rogers Craw-
ford q B.eie ard McCopkty-lg.
Cf Conm on Strrets- Ia favor of excluding the
Hsggiue aest side Yah Of Fith avenue fsom rhirty.
ninth ofortieb stee', aud on east side from tn rty
pclud.o in o,dio,nce TO, nNge'np Fifth fro,,
1hrv fourth 10 Forty second street TO TO Gag
vsB "a hopt Of lot of Forty st s.eet and Sixth
avenue tc'h sdogco each by ttefoowing vnte viz
All N stive-Tbe President Messrs. Brown, Tart NsS.
hatt OBrep May bee, Bre.1en kiog Wells, Huot Bou-
tor, NcGowo Stewart, Wbesao, Barker Rogers, Cav.
iord, OKeele and McContey--1g
INVITATION
Of william BAL Son 10 opera Of Madame Sontsg, Mt
Cattle Garden, on FRIDAY eveoirg pexs Accepted.
coMMrNIcATIoys
From The Buyesu OF ASSIGNMENTS with thu folio wing
astssr ept IT, asking That they be couru I'd sni I4a4c
Id~e d. appoic,sd collector therefor vizFor in
Epbuen,b s'itet, from MIMI avenue nssr Sevepth
avenue; in fbryp street, hetweeB Third aud Iaxpg
ton svepne in svnne A, from he sewer 10 avenue a.
from " te~er In sixteenth seet tn Four csntb street
In Mulberry street, from sewer 10 Grand atrest TO A
port about fifty feet porth Of Hester street, In Fcurh
avenue herveeD Twenty fourth aud Twepts sixth strts
In Pa-srd tteet, from the ia 0sres street "a
point near the Bowery; for pasirg Forty fourth str et
from Tenth to Eleventh avenue; Cherry street from Cor
iears 10 East street. also Est street from Cherry Grand
street for paving aud tagging s1ewaks OF Thifty.isht
street from Tenth " Eleventh for feocuc north
~.si sosLif OF Ih-i, As. stse-. 1e2Lp.,gl ave.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-24
AIAsoN,s PATENT PURlFIED sPERM

MAsON'S PATENT PURIFIED SPERM
IVl OIL.-This Oil, for brilliancy, durability,
and purity as light, and for lubricating purpo-
ses, whether applied to the delicate works of a
watch or the most ponderous machinery, surpaeses
any oil now known Gatf ii f5IssSl7}f
is warranted not to gum, being entirely de-
prived of that substance, which 30 seriously i'm
pedes the rapid movement of all kinds of machine
ry; and for burning it is cheaper and better
than any oleaginous substance now in use.
$ While it affords light superior to gas CAM
phene, it is also free from the dangerous explosive
quality of the latter, being solely sperm oil
purified. l56 lsIs3 q
X So pure ia this oil that it willnot freeze at any
degree of cold known within the limits of the
United States; having thereby in this, as in every
other particular, an advantage the best sperm
oil as now used.
After devoting many years in experimenting
with the various oils for the purpose of oyercom
ing their impurities at present fabricated, the
undersigned assures the public that be has suc-
ceeded in producing the "sst plus ultra of oils.
He offers it as superior to any known oil in the
world for the purposes of burning and lubricating
and invok the scientific of all countries to test
1t and pronounce their opinion, satisfied that all
will agree that it is the finest oil ever offered for
sale. fsS WILLIAM D. TOWNSEND, Phila.
Fors by A. HATCH, jr.. in the rear of Browne
Hotel; and also by wholesale at the corner of 18th
and E streets by
Dec 9--3meod "a III. u. WALBkIDGE. &
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-24
FORM oF A GUARANTEE.

To c. H. NICHOLS, Superintendent, &c:
We, the undersigned, residents of -, in the
State Of --, hereby jointly and severally cove
nant with the United States, and guarantee, in
case of the fore going bid of -- being accepted,
that he they will, within twenty days after the
acceptance OF the said bid, execute the contract for
the same with good and sufficient sureties, to fur
nish the materials or perform the work proposed
in conformity to the terms of the advertisement
under which it was made. And in case the said
- should fail to enter into contract as aiore-
said we guarantee to make good the difference
between the offer of the said - and the next
loves; bidder A. b.
hereby certify that, TO the best of my know
ledge and belief, the above named guarantors are
good and sufficient. Z. +.
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