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of Captain Elliott has excited throughout this coun
try These are not confined TO any party, but per-
wade the whole community One OF ITS good effects
has been TO render U.S. TO very great extent, unit
ted people on the question of annexation. It's
scarcely possible that his conduct can be approved
by his government. Without entering upon the in
q1iry how far the British government had right to
interfere in preventing the people of Texas from
conserving to annexation, no impartial man can
doubt but that Captain Elliott in his efforts has
transcribed all reasonable bounds. To assume the
character Off secret negoator of the Of
Texas with Mexico, in hostile spirit towards the
United States; 10 conceal his agency in this matter
by pretending that he had left Galveston for
Charleston, when his destination was Vera Cruz;
and then TO prevail upon Mexico 10 consent 70 the
independence of Texas condition that Texas
should never annex herself to the United States
these acts taken together, at war with all the
modern usages of diplomacy, and with the character
of the British government, which is generally bold
and frank, IL not always Just, in its policy towards
foreign nations. He has not even for moment
succeeded in his efforts at concealment, and he will
fad that his transparent cunning will only tend to
render him ridiculous But what is far worse on
his part, by obtaining the consent of Mexico to the
independence Of Texas, he has deprived that power
Of the only miserable preext which it had for
against the United States, whilst he has fomented
among the Mexican people spirit Of hostility
against us, which may plunge that Inflated country
into such war
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedlent ser
want,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
A. J. DoNELsoN, esq, &C., &c, &c.
Mr. Buchanan to Mr.. Doneison.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, July %, lS45.
SIR: Your dispatches to the 7th instant inclusive
have been received.
The President has informed me that, in private
letter him, you have earnestly renewed your re-
quest for permission to return to the United States
In answer, he has instructed to say that the an
nexaton of Texas to the United States having been
happily accomplished, so far as depends upon the
action of that republic, your request is now granted
Accordingly, your letter of recall is herewith trans
mitted. sa1
The President directs me to reiterate his cordial
appreciation ofyour conduct throughout your mis-
sion, and say, that from your wellknown patriot
ism, he is assured you will not leave Texas should
any event have, in the meantime, occurred, which
might render your longer presence necessary.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
A. J. DoNELsoN, esq, &c.
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le FAIR.--The ladies' attached to the congre-
CATION of the Epiphany under the care of the Rev
Mr. French, intend holding fair for tho sale Of
useful and fancy articles, to commence on Thursday
evening, at Z o'clock, at Apollo Hall. to which they
invite all disposed TO aid the above church, and the
cause Of religion. Refreshments of all kinds, and
good music will be provided.
Dec. 1916
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wv HITE SATINS AND LINEN CAMBRIC
w HANDKERCHIEFS.--Ju received-,rs.
pieces White Satins, all prices pxs'
Also, a variety of Mousselines, all colors tanus
so dozen cheap Linen-C ambrick Handkerchiefs,
Dec l9-3tif d. CLAGETT & co.
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I5rBy divine permission, the Rev. Mr.. Pom
DEXTER, of Virginia, will preach in the LIST Baptist
Church, 10th street, on Sabbath morning. Service
to commence at II o'clock. ~.
Dec. 10 1880
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CARPETINGS.-W have on hanu ,~.cs
~ $4,000 yards of carpetings of various IN 4
and, the season being far advanced, We .sS NJ
great bargains TO reduce our stock G J,Tr n DOL
Dec. 1875
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A TEACHER wishes to obtain situation i'm.
IN medately in the South or West. He has for
and can furnish satisfactory testimonials as to his
character and qualifications to instruct in the clas-
Sizes mathematics and all the branches Of thorough
English education. He is permitted TO refer to the
Rev. C. b. Dana, Of Alexandria, ID. c., to whom
application can be made. ssi s 49, II
Dec. l5-tuthSsat1
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By II. Green, .Auctioneer.

~ OLD AND PLATED JEWELLERY, GOLD
VI PENS, WATCHES, &C., at auction.--
On Saturday, the 10Th instant, | shall sell, at my
auction room, Concert Hall, near Browns hotel,
Pennsylvania avenue, at early candelight, a genera
assortment of the aboye-named articles. ! ennmer-
ate, in part:
Gold pens in cases Browns best)
Do ladies' and gentlemens pencil cases
Do breastpins, bracelets, and fnger-rings
Do fob-chains, watch-keys, scarf.pins, breaches,
&c.
DO breaspns for odd fellows, fine mcdalions,
&c.
DO slides, studs, toothpicks, &c. &c
Several gold and silver watches
Also lot OF best gold-plaed jewellery
Shell side-combs and hair brushes ,-.
Also fine mosaic breastpin; with many other
articles not necessary TO enumeratc
Ladies' and gentlemen wishing to examine the
goods, will please call and do so any time previous
10 sale.
A. GREEN,
Dec l7-3t Auctioneer
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NTILES'S WEEKLY REGISTER, &C., &c
IN GEORGE TEMrLEMAs has full Gets of Niles
Weekly Register in so volumes, at 81 IS per VOL,
half bound.
Continuation Of Niles's Register, by Dr. Hughes
in l9 volumes. at 81 per vol.
Democratic Review, in l6 volumes, half Morocco
SO per vol.
The FIRST i6 volumes Of North American Review
half bound, at 81 25 per vol.
Encyclopedia American, l3 volumes, beautifully
bound-S20,
Writings Of Washington, II vols
Dec. Is
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DC &c. &c.
Whole tickets 81 25--halves 62I ccnts--quarter,
81 cents.
Certificate Of packages 25 quarter tickets IS.
For prizes call at R. FRANCE & CO.'S Office
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,T1HR PATENT GALvANIC RINGS and Ma

Fluid This remark able discovery has received
the appreciation Of the Medical Profession OF r-a
Britain and has been Sufficiently long before e American
public give fair trs Of Us power and efficacy. The IA,
tent GtLvASIc RINGS have been f0and 10 al he
purp Tor which the ordinary Gsivanc Bauey Electro
and Magnetic Machines used but without any OF he
injurious whchaccompGly the Applications o. those
instruments and IN many other respects more sara aid
cEgTAiN inrccomp .sh.ng he desired object
Tbs Gaivc Rings have been USED with perfect success
IN all 0f Rheu sn, acute csouc app'ylg 10 The
head face or limbs Govt, TIC DooregN TooAache Bron-
cals. Vertigo Nervous SICK Heaiache Indigestion Par
Al Palsy Epilepsy Fits, Cranp rapiion Of Tic Heart
ApcI leNy tuess ~ JOINTS. Llu- Neuray. Genera
De5sAy. Deficiency Of Nervous Eaerzy and al Nervou.
Disorders. In OF confirmed Dyspepsia they have been
successful Their extraordinary effects upon the systeni
must be witnessed be believed and cerisn PREvES-
for the above complaints hey equally be
menlsd. The Galyanc Rings In every way PEI fec.y
harness and sold a. Prices 70 be within the reach Of all
Castles MAGNETIC FLUID used in connection with the
RuEs render their ehcieu, action Certain and 10 dicl
the Galvaac influence 10 the particular portions which
r.fec ed.
For certificates OF the highest character regard
Ing tie efficacy OF the Gayanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid
reference made TO former ADVERT or they nav be
seen the Office Only Agency in New-York lSi Fuion-
street ,Sun Buildngl In Brooklyn a. the Of JAMES
w SMITH. Drusgis, corner Eultoa and Contemporaries
au4 iw~
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TYPE FOUADRY.
DRUCE'S NEW-l DIRK TYPE FOUNDRY, No -
ID Chanher-sreet between Centre ant thaitslr-sees
The following Ire prices for approved notes 81 "a
un,bs from Win eli liberal discount viii be- made cash.
Yica..........S2 els n 10. Minion. ....-S cts a 10.
Small rlca....9i ." Nonpane.'''se
Long Pnmer.35 Agale.......5s
BurEeos .....fn " Pearl ......lD
Brewer .......f6 q"
Wood Type Printing Ink. PAPER Cases, Csieys, Brass
Rule Conpo- ng Sucks ChAse AID other PfinLns marfi-
ais furnished w.h prompltude and at he lowest pnees
e? The Type which this paper printed Is from the
shov. Eour,frv iva I'm
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v,ssays nv ur-MAS RIGHTS AND THEIR POLL
T. TICAI, GUARANTEES. BY ELrsHA r htkLss -
CounseIIoy sf Law Of tn cry Of Sewfofs N ne
- !, nes, I2po volume I1 severn chapters di-cus
tn following topics.
Tar Osfsr> oF Hrxls RisHTs;
III Tsf Tsvt FUScrI0> cF DovEsSrtrIi
nj Tus CoxsTfTuTIOS oF Unyt2SNtNI: -~..
wv CoSsTIrvrfoSsL LIMITATIONS AND fkohisi''S'
II Tia, ELECTIVE FkAScaist. -. .sr
AFfscTIO>s:
VIII TsE KIGHrs % WoskS: 49,, r., !.
TX TsE aISHr % PKorssTf AID rs
Tioss;
IsrsLLrc1UkL PROPFRTT. 49,. ~ s,'S 1.
T.. WORK VII h- prn.sf on 81 az fyrTpaTH
re-. a. y '1DS &c e'r.' Triune Buildings ~
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In the pocset sap Northumberland from LOsdea-(sec
9 Fox and lady, Misses Fox. Fox and A NJ Fox
Mater Fox. Miss X Lcgsett, of Newyork; John L
Hubbard. lady, children and servant NewYork; Rev
William Kip and lady. Of Albany; Mrs II Griswold
child and servant of Connecticut; Mrs Lcmsn Mrs +
Stanley. Miss T. Stanley London; Daniel Seymour. LET
ferss q Cole. NY VIM neram lith Regiment British
Army; Alex Wilcecks. Philadelphia John Alexander,
Ireland Angelo Gonzales. Milan Charles Robert Paris;
Joseph Health, Mrs Crowder Mrs Davis, Lewis DAVIS
Of Engand-9O slecrase passengers.
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Brighton Markei....Aug. 4

Al market 1000 Beef Cattle 300 sheep and 800 Swine
100 Beef Cattle unsod.
Pmcxs-Besf Case-Former prices sus
tanned: quote extra $5 25dS5 81; first quality. s.
1De5 Ii second. 81 $685. IS third, 81 509S4
SA<Y-Lambs from 81 SO to 81; Old Sheep from 81 80
20 o. Ok
Setne-oM Hogs a, ~ to &c; shosis to pedde II and
81. At retail from 10 &c.
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PRINTING INK MANDATORY

1,HE SUBSCRIBER has recently introduced sieain pow
and improved machinery INTO iis mandatory v nieh
enables him urn 81 his win very superior ar
tcle Printers and merchants who may nave orders ior
Printers Ink, VIII fud them promptly execnei m moderate
Dnce ana NAV De assured d being supplied viii Ilk OF IN
exec lent qIa4y. which Ur bralcy ald dtfauli. el cner
j. not exec il fle country The subscriber niaiac
lux OF vagols tz red, blue, green, &C. OF. - Do
rerei % s mandatory - trO1tsirci between sioi'
romery and Oougerlelf sfrreis East River through he
has 'r several yeaf- ra,f been printed With TX tom mis-
mandatory. ljeil Siaw4m GU. MAIhE~
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STORAGE IN BROOKLYN.

STORAGE for sugars. rno.asses. cotton Wool I'VE Gods
Chemp four grain hides &C slt for al kinds heavy and
bulky hi articles mo, hazsrtousl IN the THREE
NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK WAREHOUSES siinaied on
the River between r1or aud South Ferries and within
three minute. wax VI te latter, nearly opposite Old slip
Sad warehouses conveniently arranged ir receiving
ard delivering goods having ample dock r0oin j. a. me
hukheal sui1ceLi Cepi OF water or vessels oi r a gel
class Mechals AID Oil,rs wishing storage n brooklyn,
are invited 70 examine said premises selrr ana NOR
commod ous depot cannot b. found. Lighters always In
readiness for tie delivery u goods Insurance can b.
effected property stored sail afehouses a. DE los esi
iaies Apply 10 n FORD. % iIs, preill.es ly.l I'm
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WATER PROOF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
GCODNE EARS PATENT GUN LA-IlC-, arraHied
u stand ain Ci4a.ais.-1 GORGE BEtChEs, 100
Broadway between Pine ari Nasfrceis, has on hand
and !, day receiving from the Factories, general assort'
merf Of GOODS Manufactured Ilder the above patent,
which De Offers 20 The trade AZ low prices, VIZ:
100 cases Gum Elastic Ovcrsloe., mems. oll sizes
liO do do. do. Ladies 90.
Warranted siden soften under any degree Of cold
Or heat yards Carriage and ether Cloths. o. every style
and thickness; 500 yards Jalaad CloA Patent Leather
nuislL
Al article superior Patent Leather and al less cost
ALSO.
Live Presercrs Of All PATTERNS Wafer Hose every size
Portable Shower Baths al low Caps HAS SOuiAN ester
Ship Letter BAGS price Osercoai-
Travelling Bags Pea COais Nhisus
SeGilens Bags Cloass s'y4es
EOrsc Covers Capes
Garage Aprons Meu's OgeraIls
Carr age Boots LegRings -
War PALE various patterns Hunting and Fishing Boots
Raj tng MAJ. Duckina P4nts ~ih Floats
Iad'e.' Aprons Foot Balls with air tubes
Mechanics Aprons Rus Bells Tor Weak DaeA-
Gun Cases aud Covers sluu'oei braces
Ar pHrvrs sIspeudcrs and Eistics
Char Cushions tioft- hii hAs
Wa.Uu Cushions camp u.hihf-,
Ar ,faftrs,.es with rings a. Cr-Ilg.e- nd Oirfts
Military Tents lacled ltnis ioi siofisintu ..-
IT, above Foods are prepared tT process entirely ulcr
ent iuiA any other manufacture, rendering hifl lhe ~
periDr 20 Rubber Goods heretofore sold n ms
narsct Orders Tra ply executed jos E1s 81 a. Styles
app iawuy
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NOTiCE.-nemphis and Wolf River Cana.--The TINE
for receiving proposals % the Memphis
Wca River Canal sxtende TO tie 18Th day OF September
next
sexiersion 81 time has been caused By unavoidable de-
ay in procuring final survey and OF the work 10
BE- made
Correspondents upon this subject and thos- who have
csme in person 10 examine he work, shall have the es-
mates specifications, prUties and blank propositions for
the same forwarded TO them IN tine To send heir bids by
the PERIOD designated IN this advertisement
,yA 1915 T. J. FINLEY Mayor - Memphis, Tenn
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Baltimore Ca,tle Market. Aug. 4

There was ssupply of Beef Cattle at Market to-day,
end last weeks prices maintained The offerings
comprised 6ie head Of which 267 driven 10 Phis-
delphis - remain unsod. and the balance. $50 head
purchased by City Butchers at 81 20 To CD per
100 lbs the hco equal to s. 50G5 net The average
rate 10 about 81 -
Hoss-1he supply Of live hogs though not large. is
equal TO the demand We quote al 81 - as with sales
principally AT the higher figures, which is slight ad
van
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST 6

CLEARED.
Ship Ashburton, Rowland. Liverpool. Grinren, Min
turn & Co.
BARK Meteor, fanny Rio de ysneiro, J Ogden
Rries Forest Drew. Pom su Prince. I Aldrich & Co
Eolus Keller Cape Hsy,ien. A Rossire & Co; Waier
yones Nickerson Norfolk; September, Davis, Kings
Ton, Foster & Nickerson-
schrs victoris Faulkenburg. Richmond, McCrcs
dy; Reuown, Lowell, Boston, Albron, Harding, Portland
Foster Nckersch.
Barge Planet Green Philadelphia
ARRIVED
Packet ship Northumberland, Griswold, from London
sud Portsmouth 5sh July rndse, to John Griswold.
schr 9Th Of July Hickman, days from Folly Landing
corn and oats TO II p Ravens.
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50, 1 FARM FOK ALE.--SlfnHie on the Road from
D New Rochelle % White Plains about eqiidisan from
each. containing 80 ACRES or LAND az OF mich
n place divided 6y an- aud laid into convenie'
los FOR cultivation All the fences Of stone IA good
or .er aud he ground IN III state Of cultivation The build
ms all ~ good character and IN order FOR TERMS apply
10 : b. nESIOS. on the premises. Of
f4r J. tDlIAN(F. - lphn-st New fors
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vNILDER's Patent Sa.Anan1er sAie.-TAe increased
w demand for these unparalleled Safes since he great
Ere of tie l9th inst IL which they tGmplAny
having secured the books and blc papers O many r-
cha1's while the contents Of other safes totally de-
sroy ed standing side By side the Salal3r has Induced
the opncOr put sufficient number Of WorAren 10
re demand. and has assortment hAlL Cal
a. Tie Iron safe Warehouse oite Great IN and S1es
taken from te .e FIRE ard from tie Tbanc Buildings and
Other Al Safes with reports certificates &C and eel or
leave your order FOR capable Of holding your books val
liable papers, lcwelry and cash slLAs c. HERRING.
ly9lm Manufacturer, lSs WGrer-st
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YAsHIoNABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
III EVILS GROSS, i56 Fulon-st door east OF Broad
~ way, kceps on hand large Of BOOTS and
materials.
n B.-Made order eli descriptions Of Boots ard shoea
blxS wGrsn:ed snt prices Low W silt uhe umea n iy
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ROARDS, PRESS PAPERS, &c.-5o,OOo he.
- Binders Boards, hand and machine made, medium and
double cap size.
10000 lbs Straw Boards, assorted numbers
5000 lbs Trunk DO do
$500 lbs Blndbox do do
loo groce Bonnet do, white, brown and yellow ss-
sorted quaiics
50 do yellow Press Papers, different sizes
80 DO white do different weighs for
sale IN lots To suit purchasers, by
L. B. CLAYTON SONS, Paper Warehouse,
- I.i-
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PERIFocAL sPECTAoLES.

THESE LENSES, pronounced superior % al Others IN
by Drs Lardner Patterson ard numerous other sell
eltihr gentlemen, vi American invention ana nanlaetur-
e. Ouiy a: tie new snd extensive OPTICAL WORKS,
North Oxford Mass Numerous TESTIMONIALS OF tAer nenl
car be shown bal as seeing believing. the public
ved 10 examine and Judge for themselves They may he
found the wholesale and retail Agency No ~ Broad
and $40 a. I. J. CROWENS BOOK store, tB broadway
mhT vi r. T. 4 BRIGHAM
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SHOWER AND yAPoR BATHS.

RATES PATENr Siding Top Cba'nier sto"er AID
ID vapor Baths THIS Is an article no, only vel adapted
and elegance TO be an ornament 10 any chamber
The prices range from s2 upwards and occupy but sru4
space IN a and Re used without sp.n. drop Of
wafer Certificates OF tleir utility from Doctors WArrn,
Ntnsow. Lewis, Rev. John Perpon, and many other pro
a-siona men Of Boson Can be a. 81 Beekmlstreei
where the aruc.e Is for sale by
lyle 2neod WHEELER BLAGGE, AxeutA
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STATE PRISON CONTRACT-Propos4s VII De
- received FOR he s1Or by the day 81 he eOnycis employ
ed II the Sac department in the SexJersey State Prison
numbering RON ~ a. >; new coltrai 10 commence On e
Isl day Of August next and FOR such period may be
nn-lay agreed The Institution vii furnish perrin
tuaat. practically acquainted with he business Sufficient
security VII be required from the Proposals
other communications tie subject viii be addressed 10
tie subscriber. J. b. OADDlS,
Keeper New-Jersey Stale Prison
lima i~llr
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tUinoow lbd0es.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, no. SPRUCE
w STREET, " i.-The only manuactory o any ex'
tent In lie United Stafes-rhe subscribers offer for safe the
most splendid assortment Of SHADES which could be col
lec,,.l together, consisting OF the following styles.
10000 pairs OF beautiful Gothic painted by artists These
are all views Of celebrated places In Europe
4ooo pairs Of Gothic Connhisn aud Landscapes
such = 81 generally sold about the city
Is par- of most beautiful COrlnthian. paf>d IN Florence
loo pairs OF some Of the celebrated places In this
country.
500 pair. Of ch, 81 Shades from 62l c,s 10 81 90
We re ourselves sell 100 per cent cheaper than any
other hou-e IN Nesy-fork Persons wishing the pro-
Of getting the most useful articles are shown through
tha pl.ntnz rooms - .ih great pleasure
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
not 20 be surpassed TRIMMINGS Vi AL kLds al manu-
facnlrers prices.
persons buyingo sell again dealt with the most liberal
tarrr- 81 Jml BARTOL a DE MAUSN.
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PATENT WATER PIPE

'THE Subscribers manufacture PIPE, CHEAPER and
BITTER than any other now 10 use for th- conveyance
OF WAIEK to Cstes, Villages and Prvaie kss,denee< II
conveys pure A. The fountain fs--f ani THEY WAR
KANT II UPERIOR And more Du RABLE than any other
iof dram SOL and waste Pipe and for hytrac purposes
media were awarded The Inventor a. n- last FAR OF Tie
American Institute
ally BALL CO
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~ NOTICE no TIRE TRAVELLING

IT. ANOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING
- jNPUBLIC-yORNISG LINE ON LAKE
CHAMPLAIN FROM WHITEHALL TO
ST. JOHSS-Making inferme.iiaf lAndnga-Pssssge a.
br-a.fass % board The FRANCIS SALTUS, Capt H. g.
TIpaLE leaves Whitehall Tuesdays Thursday, Saiur
days O'Clock A. NJ. and s. johns, Mondays, Wednss
DAYS and Fridays. at O'clock A 81
For freight passage. apply n the Captains ONCE
board h .. FILkINS, Agent, Troy.
Passengers leaving Troy Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS half past O'Clock ~ BY railroad and packet viii
arrive ~ Whitehall r time for The above nex morning
~
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GREENWICH POTTERY,
No. 81 WEST EiGHTEENIH-SI te-Eeen Ninth and
Tenth Averues-The Attention OF te public = called 10
ne articles Manufactured a. his Establishment,
consisting N par. OF the following. VIZ:
stone Ware, Eart1en Ware,
Portable Furnaces, Flower Poo,
Beer Jugs, Over Ilr.
Chimney Tops Green House do,
stOve Brick BACKS snc lambs for grates,
Fire BucE. Fire Cement ADJ Cav. kc-
IA his ESTABLISHMENT Is the only one Of The Kind
In the city wnerr ALL The above Articles are Manufactured
and sold, Dealers respectfully invited To cal. and they
VII &c supplied Ctre ami BetteT Itrrts han can be Lad
IN The cty. -n.o,e PORTABLE FURNACES now on hand
and ready for Tie Sprng Trade.
mr. 6fn WASHINGTON SMITH.
IRON WAREHOUSE, I2i GREENwIcH-sT.
IL EMEfs, BREEsE : SAMPSON SUCCESSORS 10
IN booruan aansion, Ayres Co h.fe N and AID orer
for sac OF liberal terms .- AssJr-eni q ~ EDisH ia
ard square IRON.
Ru-sA p : | Old Sable Iron
In 81 acd American rJ1lt. "a and la-- Bar Iron
bfazlegs Rods, SIG 70 hafinch
- kr Rods ar- Shoe Shapes, o. al slKes
horse Ma Rod. Of N0rw o. sable ard J1-ils Iron
Band Scroll and Hoop Iron, u a. size.
Cas- Steel Shear ~. and German >ir o. v1rousstsmps
Spring Steel American Blister Steel, ~ Blister STEEL
Boiler and Fiue lron. Of al SEES
slip, Boat and Railroad SPIKES
Cut Walls. Bra-s and SPIKES. OF a. SEES
Atcs Soiiln- \ Co genuine mn2 sI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

'AsT IRON FOUNTAINS consisting Of p z1res OF We
~ rus heoe. Swans Dolphin-. Urns Scrolls shells, b.
sns &c forming ssrcy OF than forty c1rren; kinds
Al prces from - 10 Sliss Also LIN zrd Force PUMPS to
throw from 10 70 100 gallons per minute; Iron LIN Pumps for
es.erns % shallow wells together With Fire Engines Hoss
arts copper rve,ed Hose. Coupling Screws Nc manu-
iscinr-d or wholesale or retail By D. L fARSAM,
myli su y Fultou-sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07
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t.sssss;s .s.1Sris,t RAILROAD CO-saIamrr sone,
,'fs-On and after Monday, Apniifa
inst ~ Cars VII run ~ follows VIZ. Leave Guy Hal ~
fOfAHe, Harlem and d rrsana al so, 10, ?, 10 A. ~
l, q ,, $50, 4. 5, $685.
Leave City Hall Tor F0r1ham and Williams Brlze, So
T. 10 M; 2,3305GP
Love Cry Hall iog White Plains, ioA. M;25nA
IL We Morn ana and Harlem Tor y Hal 10 s,l ~
II 4 n; = 5, t.5, 62D. .. $50. I5P.H
Leave Williams Bridge ior Guy HAIL. 10. i0~ AZ
20 3 SO. ID PM
Leave White Pains for Cay Han ITO, 1910 A. "; Ia
6I0P.M
The gh Train will leave White Plsns a, NJ sad -
City Hal At Las r. H. for ghe present