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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Republic discusses the propriety of
putting stop to the excrescences of par
ty patronage. Much said by the editor in
this connection is excellent. There can
be no doubt that political patronage in
all branches of Government in the United
States is at the bottom of all existing
political corruption among us. The idea
that there is no way of stopping the in
crease of the evil is unfounded. If not,
the friends of honest Government in the
United States may fairly despair.
The Union lauds the Commissioner of
Pensions in a short paragraph, and the
Administration in it's leader. The Union
further defends the Administrations for
eign policy from the very last adverse crit
icism of the Baltimore American, and re-
publishes from the Pennsylranian an ar
ticle reviewing the late Native American
manifesto, which shows that the peculiar
violence of it's temper against the Execu-
tive and his friends. arises wholly from the
writer's-Pcter Sken Smith's-disap-
pointment in getting office; for which he
was AL obsequious applicant not long
since, at the feet of the National Admin
istration.
The Intelhgeneer quotes an editorial
from the London Times on the fisheries
question, coinciding with that journal Tin
the few remarks by which it accompanies
the extract) in the opinion that the issue
is easily susceptible of adjustment on
terms really favorable to both parties.
The same paper contains an elaborate ar
ticle on the history, purposes, methods,
and instruments of the Coast Survey, full
of useful and interesting information.
The Clipper leader speculates upon the
prospects of Mr.. Vansant, the Democratic
nominee for the third Congressional dis
trict of Maryland, coming to the conclu-
sion that he is to be hard run by Mr..
VIM. P. Preston, his independent Demo-
cratic opponent. The Clipper also dis
cusses the Pacific railroad project, advo-
eating the continuation of the work with
zeal.
The Sun is to-day upon the compare
tive rates of freights from Philadelphia
and Baltimore to the west, urging the
directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road to lesson their freight rates of course,
as measure of prime Importance to the
interests of the commerce of Baltimore.
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BLACKwooD.-Taylor & Maury favor us
with Blackwood for August-Leonard,
Scott & Co.'S edition. We bear our cease
less editorial toll with patience, except on
first laying our eyes on the REPUBLICAN
tions Of this house, of which, from want
of time, We are prevented from availing
ourselves, as once was our wont. He
who, in this country, would keep even,
as it were, with the most important polit.
ical news, and with the current literature
of the Old World, must do so through
these works, or not at all.
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UEx-Governor Inlay and family
stopped at Fort Smith, Arkansas, on the
9Th inst, on their way from Iowa to near
San Antonio, Texas, where having pur-
chased tract of land, they intend to make
their home. They complained of the
extreme cold of Iowa, and expressed their
intention to devote themselves to stock
raising.
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lI E ID.

On Friday morning. the 26th instant affsr n short
and painful illness, CHARLES EDWARD THOM-
AS, in the 9th year of his age the only child of
the late John w. and Mary Ann Thomas, OF Peters
burg, Va,
'None knew him but to love him.
None named him but to praise.r
Gh His friends and those of the family are re-
que sted to attend his funeral. on Sunday evening at
half past four O'Clock from the residence OF his
uncle, Captain Thomas ]. Williams. on II street
lCry papers copy; also, Petersburg, and Norfolk,
Va, and Philadelphia papcrsl
On the 24th instant, EMMA BLANCHE. aged
seven months, daughter of Or. W. Brooke aud En-
ma Jones.
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The METROPOLITAN MAGAzlNE.-We
have received from the publishers, John
Murphy & Co., Baltimore, the ;September
number of the Metropolitan Mogasme.-
This publication is devoted to the inter-
ests of the Catholic religion and conducted
with much ability, having an extensive
circulation.
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HEALTH OF EMMIrTsBlrRG.- The FretNr

HEALTH OF EMMIrTsBlRG.- The Frethr-
ick (Md.) Examiner says: We learn
from good authority that the Cholera,
lately so fatal at Emmittsburg, is passing
away. No new cases have been reported
within the last three or four days. Two
deaths had occurred within that time
one of typhoid fever; the nature of the
other, We arc not aware of, but it was not
Cholera.
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kJ- Joe ShilIinRton receives all the NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS As fast published. He
Is agent for Harpcr's aud all the other Magazines,
and our readers Will always find large and good
sortincnt OF Blank Books and Stationery AT his Book
store Odeon Building, corner OF AZ street and Penn
SyIVanIa avenue. aug Is
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gS WANTED.-h modern built HOUSE
~ for small family. situated west of eth street
Axs-lt desired il would he taken for some time and
the rent paid promptly every month. Any person
having a convenient house, which they wish care
full' used, W. ud find, in this opportunity an excel
lent tenant Address "a u c. al this office.
aug Is
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M A r RIEn

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. ID. Y. Junkin. ID
D., ROBERT e. MURPHY, So. American Consul
for the port of Shanghai, China, to Miss LAVINIA
III. LYME, OF this city.
On the 23d instant, at ST. Johns church. EIkrid--,
by the Rev Hugh L. Harrison. EDWARD SNIP
son, United states Navy, to MARY A, daughter
of the late Charles Sterrctt RidgeIy. Of Howard
county, Maryland.
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UJames Lucas, Esq, of Baltimore,
will accept our thanks for copy of the
admirable address of Brantz Mayer, ESQ,
recently delivered at the annual COM
mencement of the Central High School
of Baltimore.
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< 900 NEGROES wANTEn.L will n.

= 600 NEGROES WANTED will nav
csOoo the highest prices, in cash, for 5000
NEGROES, with good titles, slaves for life or for a
term of years. IN large small Families, single ne
groes will also purchase Negroes restricted TO re-
main in the State that sustain good characters Fam
lilies separated Persons having slaves for sale
will please call and see me, a. I am always in the
market with he cash. Communications promptly
attend to, and liberal commissions paid by JOHN ~
DEFINING, No. IL, :. Frederick street. between
Baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore, Md. Trees
i'm front of the door. iy OFF
gsts WANTED-A small HOUSE. with four
NJ or more rooms, .uiiabe for a small store or
4ss-shop, and situated within the limits of I'd and
18th streets west, and and streets, north. ANY
person having such "A place 10 dispose Of with or
without stock and fiNt;Ires Will address "a H. H."
Washington City, with Eane and locality.
n. B.-A corner preferred. aug Is M3t.
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" That well-conducted sheet, the
Philadelphia Erening Argus, is now reg
ularly received at this office.
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1--WE call the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of Mrs. Z. Con-
vers and Miss NJ. Miller's select school
for young ladies', in to-day's Star. This
school is spoken Of as one Of the best in
the country.
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5. NJ. PETTESGILL x Co., Newspaper Advertising
Agents, are the authorized Agents to receive adver
tisements and subscription for the 'Star," at the
same rates required this office, and their re-
ceipts are regarded payments. Their Offices are
at NEW YORK, l22 Nassau Street.
BOSTON 10 State Street.
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LOTS ON 'EM.-Sirty:fre candidates for
office are announced for the next election
in Prince Georges county, Md. Hope
they'll have happy time of it, if they
cannot all be elected.
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NEWS BY TELTGRAPH-WC have Just received
by telegraph. the fact that GILNAS's Instantaneous
LIeuID Hair Dye is the only article now used in
the fashionable circles at Washington, ami all other
preparations having died out. Prepared BIZ T.. d.
GILMAN, Chemist, Washington.
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WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 26.

UThe large circulation Of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable ADVERTISING me
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
in the eities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
lngton dailies combined.
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70 We have, lying On our table, Dyes
Bank Mirror and illustrated Counterfeit
Note Detector, published in Cincinnati.
The Jealous activity manifested in ferret
ing out, and accurately describing nu-
merous spurious and counterfeit notes in
circulation throughout the country, rem
ders the work extremely valuable to every
of the Bank Mirror is put down at seven
ty-fve thousand. From numerous edi-
torial articles in the Mirror, upon various
subjects, we copy an article to be found
on the first page of to-day's Star, upon
the I" Pacific Railway" to give our read
ers an idea of the manner in which the
Mirror is conducted.
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S FOR SALE OR RENT.-A Frame
81. House and Lot siiu?tcd 10Th street enc t!o.t
sest~irom street. Ii contains four rooms and pas-
sage, with brick kitchen, handsomely siiuatrd in
good nclghhorhood. Ii Is now renting for Sla5 per
year. frlc" on sale, 81 600. Possession given on
18th Of September. THOS. Il. GRIFFIN
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
aug l1-law;'w
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conduct in our domestic affairs, and in our
foreign relations. They will soon, doubt
less, come to sell as readily to a foreign gov
eminent against their own, as to parties at
home who desire to accomplish ends Of
such character as to preclude them from
q triumph, except through bribery and
corrupt log-rolling
This habit is no1ious plant of sud-
den growth, having achieved its oyershad-
ewing height and overpowering strength
wholly within the last twelve or fifteen
years. This combination flor such it
isl is, at this moment, quite as pow
erful as ever the Bank of the United
States was. Senator Davis, of Massa-
chusetts, by-the-by, pronounces it to be
the most powerful body or organization
existing at this time under the Govern
ment of the United States. 1t will prob
ably soon have newspaper organ or
defender at this point, sustained by con-
tributions levied on its various members
or components, preaching, on generalities,
doctrines Numerically opposed to the
principles involved in each and every
scheme of public plumber it will advocate
as each, in turn, comes up. 1t can hardly
be that this organ of :" the lobby" will
fail to greatly strengthen the hands of
those who are openly or secretly to OPP
pose the stringent measures which the
President and his constitutional advisers
appear to be so anxious to essay, by way
of preventing the success of any and all
schemes on the national treasury, re-
curing such means to insure their tri-
umph. While this reprehensible combi-
nation and the standard-bearer they will
install here by hook or by crook, will thus
fight the Executive branch of the Govern.
ment to the death on domestic affairs, the
greater danger is in the fear that, in time,
SOhiS OiiS VI ulOIC lOlClSu governments
will essay to use them to carry interna-
tional points; corrupting United States
officials so as to endanger the continu-
ance of the purity of our diplomacy at
home and abroad, after few years. Here
tofore, the unquestionable purity of that
branch Of the government of the United
States, has been the main lever of it's
rarely failing success in foreign negotia-
tons. Once stricken down, there will be
little indeed to preserve our national in
terests as involved in affairs of other ma
tons, from being as much the prey of the
latter, as those of the South Americans
and Me1icans are. Does it not behoove
all who value integrity in public affairs,
to be watchful to frown down every effort
of the lobby to gain strength, consequence
and power, under such impending circum-
stances?
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ZINE CI.ARs AND ToBACCo.

I HAVE just received very superior lot nj IA
NANA CIGARS, bought directly from the irn-
porter, OF various choice brands, which | can
commend. Also
NirgnuS, Jenny Lind, Natural leaf, and Other
choice brands OF fine chewing TCBACCD.
Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco, the best article in
the market.
invite particular attention 10 this stock.
r.. 7. MILLER.
aug25 Corner 9Th and T. streets.
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g. FOR RENT.-A new two story frame
GY HOUSE, Just finished, containing nine rooms
on Dunharton street, near Georgetown Female Seln
inarv.
Also. a two story brick, on same street, contain
ing five rooEIs, and bascmcnt) adjoining OF r.
T. Bowen, 10 whom application can he made for
terms.
GEORGETOWN, August -. 1854
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BOARDING.

HELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND CHEAP BOARD
- ING-On Capi;o! Hill, on lst Z, near Mrs.
liDl's. Enquire at Chase's. aug 23-eo3t
POARGI SG.-Five or six Gentlemen can be
- accommodated with excellent BOARD al Mrs.
NARROD'S, on I2th street, between and II streets,
east side. aug 22-ftr
pDARDlNG.-MrS. BEALI would be pleased Ia
ID accommodate six eight gentlemen with board
and lodgings. Residence 4th street, between | aud
X streets. augy
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THIS is the first fall Moon. the last summer
l. month, and the last quarter OF this Moon will
waste away East. North and West
The last fall month the Moon will change TO the
west, leaving South. The Moon by the New Y. ar's
Almanac will be the first Spring Moon. Ii vii! b.,
warm two months of the third Moon
SHEDRACK NUGAN
aug So-lt The Moon Man.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TUE undersigned have associated themselves 30
l. eetlcr under the name and firm OF SHEkELI.
BAILEY, for the purpose of conducting the Gro
Gerry business In all its various branches and have
purchased the entire interest the store and stock
(Which Is complete in its usual Variety of John b.
klbbcy Co, at No. j, Centre Market Space, where
they VIII continue TO keep full and general assert
ment OF FAMILY GROCERIES. to which they in
vite attention, assuring the patrons of Messrs. kib
hey Il Co that their customs viii be pllr ,ued. las
iar as Wactcable) and their friends and the pubic
mat strict PRINCIPLES, close application, and fair
dealing may be relied on.
JAMES III. SHEK ELL,
aug 26-3td&rn:}t JOSJAHR RaUFC
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~ ATTENTION. JorRNEYMFS PL.sTFRERs =
t You are requested TO meet at the hall of the
Franklin Engine Company, on FRIDAY EVENING
the 18th instant, AT 4 O'Clock. Business of the NJ
most Importance demands the attention of every
member. JOHN Y. GILL,
aug 24-3t Secretary
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Notice Of Dissolutfon.

THE Copartnerslpp heretofore existing under the
i name of ID. 4. Narrower l. Co, was dissolved by
mutual consent. on the 18th OF July.
ID. A. narrower j. authorized 20 collect all mo
mics dI C the firm.
The business Will BE- continued by ID. 4. Narrower
at the same place. ID. \. NARROWER,
]. l.. HAfENNER.
WAsuINGToS, August p, l6l}-2t"
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~ COLUMBIA New YORK Association
IS There will BE- a meeting TOMORROW
(trday) EVENING. AT \ O'Clock. Every member
is requested to he punctuai nc. PtRDY.
aug 2J-2' Secretary
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NEW SONGS! NEW SONGS.
Il AN NOT ANGRY: answer Ia Don't be Anyy,
Il Motherl
The Old River Farm; cr, The rarkcy :. Regre.
The star of Home (Sonss of EuTope)
Mary Vale
Come. take Sail
The Old Veteran
Maggie by my side
DO they miss Inc at home
Yes. we miss thee
DE Old Churcbyard
Lnda's gone 10 Baltimore
My Old kentucky Home
Aunt Harriet Stowe, &c, SC, ar
WINER'S
Stationery. Music, an; Fancy Store, 9th e
aug ~ Near Louisiana avenue.
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SErTLED.-1he Secretary of the Interior to
whom the question was submitted by the Com
mission of Pensions, has decided that the war
between the United States and Mexico termi-
mated on the Both of May, lS4S. when the rati-
fed treaty Of peace was exchanged between
the two countries. Therefore, those persons
who enlisted into the army of the United
States Subsequent to that date, are not enti-
tied to Bounty Land
A RECENTLY REMOVED CLERK RE-ApPOISr-
ID.-The many friends of Mr.. r. T. Queen. of
this District, formerly of the Third Auditor
office, will be glad to hear that the first class
clerkship in the Sixth Auditors Office, va
Gated by the promotion of Mr. c. S. Horton
has fallen to his lot
New NAVY AGENT ArroISrED-Doctor
Richard P. Ashe, Of Stockton, California, has
boon appointed Navy Agent at San Francisco.
This gentleman went to California from North
Carolina, We believe, soon after it came into
our possession, and has subsequently been
leading Democratic politician of the new
State, a Sheriff, &c, by election
The CABINET NOT MEErIxG.-The Cabinet
have held no regular session during the pres
ent week, until this morning, though two OF
three members of it attended at their council
chamber informally on Tuesday last.
SHIPS OF WAR ABOUT TO BE PUT IN Coyx,s.
sIoS-We hear that the Secretary of the Navy
has very recently directed those in charge of
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, to fit out the
slooPs-of-War Dale and St. Louis, for sea. as
soon as possible.
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fre-uroof Safes.
+ - ,be CONTROVERSY .-Messrs

u,.-s, IN The Coursr and Enquirer Of The ls inst
10 ace p ehalsnse though they eoape ta
- 80 rondic "a amounts 70 no acceptance a.
N Der they sy counii1ee ehosen 70 81 tae spee
- shsl Safes which have been made not
nv ~ 10 -ep hs when they kncv thst have no
Patent Pr prof Chsmpon SAFE that hA> been N use
b he fr we've mouths To-.
Nv &c WIN retpeet % a.
"a b res Get LOks On hins al ne Let toe h'e P'0Po
.i,,,, ~ nd n eoud viii be 10 order
In my ohsepge proPosed 70 have the ,
ard rTcpe-wheh will the necessity OF oath. q. % CON
e. ,f sa DRY The Pablo and al concerned tn.i ean
.rtv hal Safe VI the sre I'd @
Essof Sesrn. be fled with Wders fs.ent an1
30. hle nine filed with II rnxs
Fire Fr Congestion Of the Counlitee
rd ,h then be ri.ed witness tire same Inc e
Ptsnt tn Commune ths no OF
euil blI a can b. re,ored 10 By either parry -
niue 10 be sed by prbclythe report nade or paon
,t 20 b. fn.l each party the forfeit OF
liz M 100 thousand doars) % be PAD over % .as
1,yrn tosehr with the payment OF the cost OF me
he xp rs OF se.siug up the s the renaHne ne
Cmu tee md months advertising IL FIVE daily and zen
" psters Of the Committee's report D y hLAhi-,o
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professional Notices.

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OtfiCE
A-6RFAT BHITAIE-Under the laws the cost his been
much r opposition have been abolished exc
The Great Seal and Provisional Protection for six n0nt M
10 ali a, peA umeda demand Before the expiration OF
this the Patent be completed OPPosons can DO en'efed
application when notice Of nten ION 70 pro
ihe Patent extends three seven or orsen years Oh
rneu Of the Gov Tax each Of those periods
FRANCE, BELGIUM and HoLLANp-Psien are srtn'ed iof
according the demand formerly
AUSTRIA desirable country for patent property under the
laws lately modified. ~ ,--, --..., r.
Fufoe with this Oee hence
,dvsr Afforded Petenees oth re attain me
other legal Patents sn-t
Full Information on these subjects can DC
tanned Of ) r. rihSso'' NO . "Aal-
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, to take acknow-
ledimets ter viii send IN neir nsnss AID
ADDRESSES the subscriber TO be Inserted 10 tue awyers Dy
for 4 porani have them al scot Ia before me hfst iy
of etober next them inserted IN their proper
places OEO H. BELL NO. 100 'ts'4-''' " 80
nENTISTRY Old Plates rettted on Or. GOULD .
new method without reIneng and small expense var
eufsd 10 comfortable charge Aso Sets fg lis1si
best oil fences
TO be ,een & his office. No. lt2 Causl-f
DR W. BEACH has returned from Europe ana
IL resumed bis practice this city Office No % 'iastonst
NAY be cor suited rom 2to6, A NJ
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furniture, &f.

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS
" NATTREsgIs &c a CRAWBUCk'5, No ~ " ane 81
s,cord ooor Sew-fork-LhEAr Or I'm
90 PT AqITK STOREThe attention Of families about p4fenA
s spectuy invited 70 the large and ceantiu u
s Beds Cots &e ali OF shch nave oes
pcs and will be cold such pnes "a 20 nAte
call and examine tae above sook %
Goods 20 part VI ne cry
Uirsbursh free Of carriage Old BED, ana yyR1ex
'''e' '-O 10 $50 orsnd-- second door east Of Eset-
Iron BEADsTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAI.
i TRFsS AID BEDDING DEPOT-Ihe ees pi.ee 70 set 1se
1nl,t. Spripg sdd Elastic Pssses maze 10
the bsst half the "ss est ii, g.. n. xs n
i1 Iron Beds all - 10 $50 Aso the fsnt hsese
10 ROD Pillow. Private dwelling hotels &C turni.ne
Rooms No 5Sj Broadway oeoW Ffneer ~,
and examine
XLYSERs HOUsE-WARMING FURNACES, Tor
IN eli best IN quality OF nrs
~ ard eeopuy Also Cooking RAnges oves end aoe
Furnishing article. JOHN II. KEYsER Co. No 80 ofoSaS.'
I AMPS. CIRANDOLES, VASES, &c.-Aso' Crock
.r, p.ECipA and Glassware China and Britannia res oco
1o,WAre Hall and other articles 1i -,
M NJ snd ct the prcs For sale by BALDWIN NO
81 BOv'ry nesT "ak'rst = :. :,
NEW.YORK BERLIN IRON FL RNlT U h
~ VOIKs-NM. T. BACHELOR, formerly OF no e,Daane-
re-, appr bis tia: having completed arrange
e ior ~ business connection under The na nc sna o u
BACHELOR Co. will contnne the mangiseIaS OF to'
Fuuiue 10 branches upon scale con- AZ lae
DIN 81 DuaDest The
Command al eshs specimens and paierns the Ar
fro slrd will make sch improvements mas De
ard W brirp time original designs Of every
price W T. crdAly nvi's ms oo ia VIC
CIV suntrv and examine the stocs COZ
se Of tedsfeeds Settlers Chairs Brackets ros
er, r, Door and Guards Hetel hospital As an ano
Amy Umbrella stands Fire stands Cts rsdtss zen
ter tlcs and in connecon vtn the
80 aafTsS.st Of grosdgny W. T. BACHELOR Co
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ilninis. VInss, &t.

ZINC PAINTS-THE NEW T. RSEY ZINC
II COMPANY ere now nsnuiecinrns tAese lA-S u 'DP'
olality oil Of which warranted PURE N
Tho croliy every respect Of Zinc over Lead rana w
ethtd hey ccua quant7) nearly double nc s
m ind endure much longer it evident tHat tho cost 70 inc con-
sumo Is rot the long onehali as great .
sale by the principal aefs 10 TINS snd otHei o'
uAuu1o tureIr YTic.s sHd by the Company Asents .
MANNING & SQUIER, No - Dey-st- New-fork
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of Whte6a.I-.t. : J

Nsb. boat as. the I.'suS 10 5esek Flre ecu ..-,
Hish, bost frqrl -YoTk. III o'clock FHs u es- ~
EciuCld L.f i74r
-Cvpsv aHKAseF~EST.-Bosts leave s'sry u" -'-' $3.50
z T. Nishl hal l. Oeiock irols ths "a -A'
GENITAL RAILROAD Of AEW7J l.Ll>I I. i;-NsN-
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