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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

TENNEssEE-Gov. CAMPBELL, Of Tennessee,
presented his message to the Legislature on the
9Th instant. He speaks Of fresh stimulus having
been impaired to every branch of Industry and en.
terprise in prospect Of the completion Of contem-
plated lines of railway The receipts into the State
treasury during the last two years were 81 202 O46
while the expenditure for same period amounted to
sl,2lS,5SI, showing expenditure greater than
the receipts The total amount of taxable property,
as assessed in the year 1852, is slS6,626, l19..
The public debt, exclusive Of bonds issued or en-
dorsed by the State, amounts to S5,74G,S57. The
whole amount advanced by the State in the way Of
loans aud bonds Of the State issued TO railroad
companies, or by endorsement Of bonds by the
companies, amounts to 81, $4,000.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22
DIPLOMATIC PRESENTATION.

and for some time past Minister Plenipotentiary
noar this Government of the Republics Of Costa
Rica and Guatemala respectively, having lately
been appointed also Minister Penipotentiary for the
Republic Of San Salvador was yesterday presented
to the PRESIDENT in that capacity by the Secretary
of State. We understand that Mr.. Molna's re-
ception and the delivery of his credentials took
place without any formal address on his part /;
though his interview with the President was of the
most friendly and cordial character giving indica-
ton of the continuance of that good understanding
between the two Governments which now happily
subssts, and which Mr.. Molna's diplomatic ability
and character are well fitted to promote. Union.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

TIE MOVEMENT IN BREADsTuPrs.-The short crop OF
breadsu in England and certain other parts Of Europe
has tended to enhance their price in this country and to
cause large sales for expectation at high figures The
official tables show that the receipts Of Tour at Albany
up to October 9TH had only been l8i3Sl7 barrels which
is nearly half million barrels less than last year The
amount of wheat received is larger than last year by six
hundred thousand bushels There is decrease in the
amount Of received Of nearly two and quarter mil
lion bushels. If breadstus are thus held back at the
West their cost will be high in the Atlantic cities that
expectation to Europe will to be profitable There
can be doubt, however, that the last wheat crop was
very large, and that there is amply sufficient stock in
this country to supply not only own wants but also
the deficiency in Europe.--Boston Traveller
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

THE Brock MoNUMENT.-0n the 18th instant the foun
daton stone of the monument to Gen BRocp wos
laid at Queenstown by Canadian neighbors Among
the thousands who present a number OF yete
rams who had fought with the General The aches Of
Gen. Brock and his aide, Col MAcDoSELL, we're taken
up in their collins from tho garden Of COL Hamilton and
conveyed in procession to the site Of the where
they were deposited in two vaults in solid stone collins
one ON the north and the other the side Of the
base The cornerstone then laid with appropriate
ceremonies The height Of the monument including the
statue, will be 1876 feet
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22
FLORIDA ELECTION.

We learn from the Florida papers that the judicial cleo
ton which came off in Florida the first Monday of
this month resulted in the choice of Hon. THos BATzELL
Chief Justice, and of Messrs c. H. DUroHT and THos
DOUGLAS Associate Justices of the Supreme Court.
Messrs FINLEY, BAKER, and FORWARD respectively
elected Circuit Court Judges for the Western Middle
and Eastern circuits each without opposition From the
Southern circuit where the candidates Judge LAM
CASTER and THos. KING, Esq, we have intelligence
Mr. SAMUEL STEPHENS is elected Solicitor in the Middle
circuit Mr. BAKER in the Eastern, and Mr.. LANDRuN in
the Western
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

PROPER DEcIsIoN-Many of readers will doubt
less remember frghtfu railroad disaster which hap
pened some months back, Chicago, ut the point
where the Michigan Southern and the Michigan Central
Railways each other. Notwithstanding the great
loss of life consequence of that awful catastrophe it
seems that the two rival companies owning these roads
have yet settled the difficulty which has 50 long
listed between them, respecting the in which the
crossing shall be done. In this state of things,
learn from the Toledo Blade the Courts of Illinois
declared absolute suspension Of the running of the
cars the Michigan Central road, unless, by the 10th
instant the law shall be complied with by that company
respecting settlement of the question by arbitrators
their IL they determined to continue leopard
ing fe they should not be permitted to their cars.
TThiladeiphi1 North American.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

The RESULT IN PHLApELrHn-The pbilade,nb;o Ane
can, in summing up the result in that city Of the recent
election, says that as regards the city Legislative ticket
the friends Of reform have been successful and that
Of the matters settled by their success is radical change
in the Ere department. and its Reorganization on such
basis shall bring under the control Of the outho
rites The consolidation Of the city and its districts into
municipal corporation the reform Of the license laws
and change in the present and extensive
mode OF collecting the taxes, the American also thinks
viii be promoted by the triumph Of the reform ticket
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

THE Bones OF PAGANINI-It may be recoected that
the celebrated volinist, Paganni, died at Nice about
fourteen years ago. that the Bishop refused to allow him
be inferred in the consecrated ground account Of
his having died without receiving the sacraments His
executors had the body removed to private place, and
commenced legal proceedings The Court Of Nice having
decided against them they appealed to the Arcepisco
pal Court OF Genoa which reversed the judgment Of the
lower court and ordered the remains of Psganini to be
inferred in the cemetery The Episcopal Court Of Nice
appealed against this decision to the Court of Turin,
which has since confirmed it. Now rs three appeals are
allowed eccesiastics matters the Court Of Nice has
appealed in the last tribunal Of judges to be
appointed by the Holy See; and there the matter rests
for the present.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

IypIaNATroS MEsTINGs.--The Boonsborough Odd Fell
low states that large meeting Of citizens held in
that town Tuesday night last to express their indgna
ton upon verdict rendered by the jury in the of
Robert Smdn for the murder of VIM. q. Sprqg. At the
conclusion Of the addresses made the the jury
we're burnt in egy amidst the shouts and huzzas of the
large concourse OF people present.
similar meeting was attempted in Hagerstown on
the evening" but the friends of Swan proved too
strong who put the insulted party to flight. Another
meeting is to take place, when stronger force
viii be called into requison and the object fully car
ried
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

DISTRIBUTION or SURPLUS FUsDs-The Howard Asso.
caton OF New Orleans has distributed to the different
charitable establishments Of that city the surplus funds
remaining on hand from the contributions sent by other
TO aid in relieving the distress caused by the yellow
lever there $500 of the sum given to the Orphan
Home, $1,000 to the Camp Street Female Orphan Asy-
lum ~, GOO to the St. Marys Catholic Orphan Asylum
and $500 to the Hebrew Benevol Association
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

The Winchester Republican says letter from a re-
sponsioe source places exngusher upon any rail
road to the coal mines by way the Manassas road The
expense Of the road by way Of Strasburg in extending
the Manassas road 70 the coal fields with its furniture
is estimated at $ll,000,o0O, and the distance about
eghtynnc miles, with heavy grades of sixty feet to the
mile The survey is abandoned and the corps dis
eli ~
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

Assistant Surgeon STEINER, U. s. Army, recently
quilted by the civil in Texas for the murder Of the
late Major ARNOLD Of the second Dragons is to be tried
by army court martial for the same offence Orders
to that end sent out the receipt Of official nfor
nation Of the homicide at the War Department
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

Accounts from Gibraltar Of the 10Th Sepenber state
the particulars Of fearful accident in that garrison
follows:
On the 10TH Mt noon, rightful and melancholy nc
cdent occurred by the explosion of powder mnqazine
used by 30th regiment, situated at the
south end Of the rock. Windmill Hill The accident is
not fully accountcd for Five out Of the six men nil be-
longing to the regiment who work in the maya
nne killed mud the sixth (the corporal in charse)
is dangerously wounded
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

The HoN. WILLIAM HESTER died on Friday last, at his
residence in Pennsylvania in the 63d year of his age
he was an active politician for many years. having been
one Of the leaders Of the party in its palm-
est days lie was elected By that party member Of
Congress- and Of the Convention which reformed the State
constitution He gentleman Of great amabiity OF
character and highly esteemed in the village OF his
residence and in the county Lancaster Daily.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

The popular vote just taken in the State Of De-
LAwARE upon the ratification Of the amended Con-
stitution has resulted in its rejection by ,954 ma
jority. Sussex county gave ,217 majority against
it, Kent 1856, and Newcastle 35l In the city Of
Wilmington there was eighty majority against rati-
6catinn
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

DEATH OF NJ. ARAGo.-The A2an,ic brings in
telligence of the death Of Francois DoMISIoUE
ARAGo, the distinguished French Astronomer.
whose contributions to science have classed him
among the highest in the list of European sasans.
lie was in the 6Sth year Of his age.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

FATAL DUEL-A correspondent, writing from Pcnsa.
cola October J. says: "a duel fought this morning
between Mr. COLLINS and CHARLES WINTERS Collins
once sheriff Of this place, and Winters kept arpe
hotel billiard saloon sc. Both parties fired and Win
crss ball grazed Copss forehead who instantly drew
sword and run Winters through the heart lie expired
in fifteen minutes. Mem York Courier
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

The Hon. AzARnH BooDY, member Of Congress elect
from the Monroe district Of New York. has resigned his
seat lie is induced to take this step because of the OK
tcnsve railroad contracts into which he has entered and
which he will be unable as he had hopsd to close before
the meeting of Congress will be elected in
November.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

THE MANIA FOR TRAvELLISG.-The New York Journal
of Commerce thus refers of its manifestations in
that city,
The pressure of travel principal thoroughfares
is prodgous Steamboats, and raroad Gro wded
to excess. 1t if every body wns on the move
Between New Haven and this city, which not our great
est thoroughare there six trains per day each way
and steamboat each way and they are insufficient for
the convenient accommodation of the public
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

On Saturday H. r. RAMSAY advertised in the Alexandria
(Va) Gazette that he had found package OF money,
amounting TO three thousand dollars, which the
could have by applying to him. The Gazette OF
yesterday morning that the owner has appear
ed and received the money. She widow lady, with
FIVE small children, who passing through Alexandra
IN her West.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

.The voice of the shepherd is lost, and the flock
dereth the hill side in vain search"
The honest and smple-minded members of the
Democratic party must find themselves just now
much in the bewildered condition of the flock Of
lost sheep described by the pastoral writer. The
quarrel about the spoils which has suddenly rup-
tured the league and covenant of the Baltimore
platform has produced afinities and repulsions
amongst the diyecta u1cmbra equally strange and
quite irreconcilable to any known laws Of poll
teal alchemy. Retired readers who eschew par
tsan newspapers can scarcely form an idea Of the
acrimony Of the now raging among those SO late
"brethren Of the same principle" one in faith and
destiny, People are Said to bear other peoples mis-
fortunes with great philosophy and therefore, while
do not affect to be afflicted at the dstresses of
our Democratic adyersaries, we do not on the other
hand refer to them much for any pleasure it af-
fords to give to that respectable portion Of the
community who read only the National lnteligcncer
some knowledge of the confusion which reigns in
the Democratic ranks. We are moved to this by
meeting within the same hour with the annexed
articles, all from Democratic papers.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

SPuSkr-A Virginia editor specializing the possibi
y Of advisor Of the surplus among the several
States, says We should rejoice to every dime Of il
sunk IN the Potomac rather than to hear Of The reception
Of solitary cent Of il by Virginia"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

"THE WAR OF TIE SHELLS. Joseph Freeman, post
master at Alden, Erie county, New York. has been re-
moved from Office account Of his ndurability, and
" Soft appointed in his place. The Canal Board ma
jority of whom Softs have removed canal super
ntendent and inspector for their sympathy with the
a. H,f,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

ELECTION EMBLEMs.--The Cleveland True Democrat
gives the following list Of inscriptions the carriages
belonging to the several parties election day. No sober
read it, think, without exclaiming that poll
teal wire pullers must think the people great fools
not to be dsgusted with such sheer huInbug:
" AntMai Law"
cold Line Democracy"
g Free Trade and Sailors Rights"
g No Fusion"
Irregular Nominations"
Maine Law and Equal Rights"
"Koszta and Cuba"
s'Young America"
" Anti Clique and Equal Rights
SCUBA, koszta, and Constantinople"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

ExTRADITIoN.- find in late letter of tie
intelligent correspondent of the Journal of Con-
merce the following statement:
II enabled to say that the Administration have
10 the determination not TO demand from any foreign
Government to surrender TO any foreign Government
upon their demand person who may be charged with
crime whout erpress treaty stipulation 10 that eject
The of reasoning which has led to this conclusion
may be in proper time promulgated"
The meaning of this is not clear to US. 1t has
not been the practice of this Government to sur,
render or demand the surrender of fugitves from
justice where there treaty stipulation to sane
tion it, But the language of the letter may have hac
more extended meaning than it seems to convey
1t may be intended to say that the United States
will not deliver up fugtiyes except for offences
dition. 1t is quite probable, we think, that more
exactness in this respect would obviate difficulties
to which the generality of the provision now rem
ders the execution of the treaty liable. Perhaps
the writer means that the Executive desires Con-
gress to define by law what particular offences shall
constitute cases for extradition '!The Calder case
(the letter goes on to say presents example of
the matter. Congress may provide, for instance,
that person demanded by the British Govern
mont shall be detained for the purpose Of giving
evidence Of his criminaGty, in case he be dis
charged for want of evidence his arrest Cal
9 der was a sergeant in the British army, and de-
serted The main object of the British Govern
{ ment was to obtain him as deserter'
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

"As Bro As PrEox OF CHALK. The piece Of chalk
which recently fell from Dover Cliffs in England was
City feet long forty feet wide and sixty feet deep and
estima ted to weigh two thousand tons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

L-EwALE MEDICAL COLLEGE O. PENN ;.Sl.i..
q sezEion-ths MI Oar o Lf'o-
- iesttut VII eaunu~rce ssur-a, Det9f l. eS ~
FAcULTT
p.,s LIN soo Mt o. Che1 isJ VA e iogY
TrS Bsey I'D Fofor q 80 Principles sns Prseues Of
Medicine.
An rss.on N D. Professor o. RhJaoloxy
Fdaia FusssIL ND ProSssG u AnzioIy
Ns q Kerr ND Professor Of As'eria Med "a 40 GeaTai IheE-
sfeutts - ~ 49,. n, 49,. -, ~. -
Woultu sbd Chdren -.
vhpG further iEorstion - ~ terms Tegs IA ke or
Sss0us Giving copies 4 Anncunosnet AL -Ppfs
.e1sss y - lettsI. % IT, Desn r. tie Fseu'fy.
DAVID J JOHNSON, MD No - ArcaSt ? lsd-spdis
EOSIERs SELECT WHITING CLASSES, No
81 Pso6Ey Of ritsnfsncs durns FleT from .
eto9 Ossto 10, All Terms e. ior tHsny .-ssons -.
IN o4ssf - extend b. tueft Il ase sp WIZ
yho tLd private lessons hr fOsTEK proposes 70 ~
sirreen % Isdes snd Gentenn n es u,on - ss9nS -
End h1ghF sprruvd pan his residence No csf
where Bookkeeping wrps ~ srs tsseht IN az ssPee
szpeor The entire exclusion Of zoe nooen car-a
prevalent IL the dePsent O. education Pnvse essoa " 1sa-
MISS DWIGHT SCHOOL of DESIGN, No. 1o5
lsl sdVay where the Eroeon viii Be Tes Il Of."ns
ans PsDtinE.
NNEST POINT SCHOOL, Mathematics. CLASSICS
w EO5ern Lsnsusges H8sic sa3 DTs~inL ana Ensin S
EDWARD '. KltSLbt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

rI,UF Union BLEACHING, DYEING aud CALEN-
DT RSSG COMPANY Railway. n J prepared % pIs
ard FIr-sh
C1rriT'cs.
Co-sst JeEns kc, &c.
T. Az lid Of eo0 and ~ q ha CAecis Fsnfa ~ Jus
sTj.TTNID AED FINISHED II The BEST MANNER
o. e-'--r srf fulsh warrsntsJ equal % auy.
delivered % the tree q eo4rE.
o-ser eli te promptly executed
a CINPBFLL Proprietor O5ce No sc Broadway, New-torL
20 l. = n ~ y RL road szd franseoEtatou Sonp
1870 q 4 CAEpBELL Rahva7. J. WI certainly esea ~
go lav lhTrtd. Freight One foot d LhsTs |aess
f-sirif b received ulIll ocock ?. VI.
NvFAsT POWDER-B I. BABBII'I IL the original
yeror o. Cteruirzl Powu-l Ehich 7rePA snd
-, :, hir 20 Wssb Eev Yort n an cans thoss
IL Tcchs- sai 80 s seJ Ess nat ~h hs aots ZANE
- CASKS BLEACHING POWDERS AhoAs, and
% ~ sr-fvs rs vsek. sni ~ ssle hy
JAR Z DERRICEs0Sk Co No las Eu-cns-ht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

ATFW Music UM-EOiIan PIanos Aelo
N - c--.-- F----. .r1 Nurc HORACE WALES No
BFo-dEsT. con Artho1F- Ser- ~
A. vusie Eg.1 df.sr-u Nssra las r1tn-nH -
spS vicU, - r--eh adnirsd Aea sni iof 80 49,,
tssr Pisnrs s These nsr asen !. - - -. a.
Frszre nd VII ss1d .uy elHzs L o. e - - - -
4 Prrft- nEbt r-e1lFr- =.
- =. . /. yer rrice o-her hons ~
osis- evierc. Il the populsff o. tl--e i1sIl -
tfsf ther are rrpirE lfcls1s per Ntrt - -
tssls 49,, .,.r.s c-i-.-, ard smith,
ue1Secrs sur~rof suy n u.s. Al OF. - - - .
,,.-rse 70 trd even ibstr1lelf fay Tslle Of e.
rn1-fs-le-
49, - s-- Of n t. aaa CopyfE o. y-- Il
49,. q. Chr--u.s1- 7. r. Dc-s y li1ss - -
80 m Nuyr 10 United te IA % li.- AZ
Ion PvcboUsfi. Foh Pfrsf a1 clliFos
90 q FrrEEn Bsssor'. the Arencal -fi = 49,
- re-.rs botb tbs county and a Euooc ~ t--I el-ps
800 49, Ne. Nrrc -o garts ne Lnit -. - sl1 -
rolsied Desler. TesclsTS s1e 3 nir 5r - vaTERs
p-iees . -. 49, ..,o. t-1e,ry-- S@E-Y,y
ATFW and SECONDHAND PLANO FOhIEs-
go P sr - 40 70 trs Pano< otn A. y ssl for ire
Ton w 4i' ~ ~ sAFFORO BROTHER
DANO FORTES.-Th hnest assortment Of Pane
Fo-.ee IN rsy y ognt 81 u Nte-rons = r
CTIs No ~ Bro.Sysy 81 Georss ds~s esriise
Irs- Acton Pisros and variety Of NeN lorE and osor
as. with GnS Sifhout EOsn 40 Boudor - oae-ne
Pisro. 'or sse or % M CURTIS 70 AZ 5ros ~
DIANOS for SALE.-A variety Of a AMI octave
Rosewccd FroFcrtes. warranted % ave sstal 10 every
resrec n gale ~ oash approved psPer Pianos ol ae
JANIS THCMPSoc, removed ~ - Di--eE-l, ~ s---.
DIANO.FORTES-P about purchasing Pianos
vii God it 20 tier s57ausss 70 cal On = j. hANES %.
tbs city gtieu Seantee III .. sl.en = .-s--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
Creau 6teamers, ST.

FOR LIVERPOOL.-UntedS States Mail Steamship
BALTIC Capt JosPh J. Comsock-This stesnnR viii 49,
with the hai for Europe positively SATURDAY Nav AZ
Roeock M tom Der berth berth eend rs,I
Ra & Fer nsse or p1sses having unequAd Accommodation
EDWARD K COLLINS Co. No 81 W.nr
R.ssenssrs are requested 70 be On board At ~ Az
he Steamship ATLANTIC VIII he baltic and al, Inne n
FOR CHARLESTON and Weekly
T. Man Lne-Ihe new and going steamer MARION NJ
6eny eofn ndsr VIII leave Pier No N R. SATURDAY Nav
O'Clock P precisely For freight apply where al
' OF sons ~ e ssDed zna Tor passage the Office Of
sPOFFORD, T1LESTOS & Co. No. 50 Broadway
so9sh teke u Florida follows To Jssks9nYis s3l 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
paints, Glass, Sc.

WNDoT GLASS WHITE LEAD, OILS,
'i EEGLIsH WHIT IEAbs IBB ri wP brands. in
fRENcH WHITE zIScs vieie Moutsns Co. ,uuacur dry
''B JEWE 5 WHITE LEAD kegs oo Is
BoILTb OH CBgndsn Spence CO. double boiled.
vsrmHHen Imperial Green, in of,
9 5ltls SS' Red hisei Paint Inoi'-
PATENT DKYI R in h. tins EMERALD GREEN IN 50 h. tina.
and ) and 3 h. nns very Inc, nj,
Bruusw leE Green. dry Pra.sian Blue
hArne Greens dry Mountain Bae
CHROME Greens dry, RsdaeFs Bfs,
QUAKER Greens, dry, Celestial Blue,
' TEaStG5Lish PARIS WHITE '''-''' ''''
ROCHELLE HAvRE and AMERICAN oCHERs
knrash DEiofd Osher and ROTOR Stone,
Raw rd Burnt Ir f1sus in iun aud powdered
IIslaa end ELsash SIENNA,
Cum Cum s Rgsc s sSs5.E brown
GLAzIERs DIAMONDS
PUTTY,
e' ':[. KKaiys. EIo. .iP various s0-'
Sieers Knives EnEiaa Drop Black
yspsDned Tins Srnalts various srades
HARRiss PAINT MILLS
sILyEIgs PLASTIC PAINTS all shades
cSs stone d 5 '! s aSG .''9S Yam .. Smith ws,,
BTasss &c te &C. constantly on hssd snd 2r ale in
No Os Faton-st, New.Yofk.
A. PERRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
soe; Esie and syruV. Ne 6 Elm kAAehst sSnhss
ZINC PAINTs-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
~ COMPANY are now manufactures these Pants superior
s17asty al q Ehsh are warranted u RE-
t5t:1tG ana :. 1ey cover a gg.5ty nearly double the surface
rcS in tn langT5n; onshalf " Dest; :
hey o e ty che Pnepsl dealer. this and other
prices ard By the COmpauy's
GANSINo Z sQUiER, 10. I; 6sy-ss, NswYort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
Goal.

N0Ql.
GOAL DOW sell my best Red Ash. screened and
~ det red from under shsds g. IS; from bo,,. st25
No ssi0u gwen Oh PETER CLINTON d.
GOAl.-The subscriber has in Yards aud l. constant.
~ y a. brgDz eli the various kinds Of Anthracite ard
Coal w Peach Orch-d Bsk Heath, Lehgh Liverpool Ornen
tAne d1ey, kc Gc- al q the quality delivered
LsIdsoue oioer and fCT sale low JANIS l. WORTH
fthSt- esE TLcrpsor- and sthav. cor AuloB-t.
D0NDs0w Once, No. 81 Ws'lr
DITIsION COAL-The PENNSYLVANIA Coal Com
paAy rEercd 20 furnish superior White Pttstou Coal Of
al ss clean and Ia good order suitable for shipping
Hestc is boats ysrdz Ia this
and Brooklyn. The Compnys fas such enable 70
coed dispatch VeE5e loading NewIOrk Even Par
eur attention the delivery q Goa FOX domestic purposes
Apply At the Office, Of Broadway and WalLs-