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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Fr conNaciai and Money Maars, zee Last Pege

~" NVHHtrtt0t ana 4hONty H"tiUs ett '"'- %
TUESDAY,. L. VI.
The Stock Market is without particular change,
@' tac tendency is downwards.
Exchanges continue firm but there is not great
seal dong. Sterling % a lot Francs, 8 97i a 20 ;
AMSTERDAM 3ss a 800; Hamburg 353 a IS! Bremen.
seei.
Money is in rather better demand and the Banks
~ abe TO keep sheir discount lines up at per cent 10
crest The getting together OF funds for paying on
NC osses BY the Insurance Companies has some eject
oa ne market, Al per cent money ispcniy. and one
ssv0 600 was offered in Walstrect to-day al l
"a'hs' one months notice. at that rate
Anew fraud appeared in Wall-s,rcet to- day A
."sny on the Tompkins Co Bank. altered, apparently
n sNichigsn shinplas,er. 1t was Letter A. ll29 pay.
ra e Cobb " ?. Williams. Cash. II. Camp presi.
s-osseo by Haniord, Register The yignettc
80 OF Agricultural embems. and on the eii hand end
SUE OF Venus nslng from the sea.
iSe Monthly Statement OF the Reading Railroad
VI 'ay, siyes the following result:
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IMPORTANT HISTORICAL WORK.

II APPLETON CO. 200 Broadway, have just puo-
~. ii-hrl-Secnud Edition
A Manual OF Ancient aud Modern History BY W c.
TAYLOR. l. l. d. Of Trinity College, Dublin Revised Win
an additional Chsrier on the Uned States, by Prof {
Henry of the " University vol SvO. OF 300 pages-
81 bound ia leather = 90 Or Ancient History Sepa-
rate 81 p. Modern DO Fl 80.
ITO the million who have neither the leisure nor the
means If an extensive reading Of history this must prove
welcome book Il bears every page the mpr-ss Of close
thought and extensive research" Tribune
FOR Tex, Book for Colleges and Academies, and for
domestic use il is the best work yet issued
Evening Mirror
"Itl- admirably calculated for universal circulation
Courier AM Enquirer
I'VE cannot hut express our decided approval OF ii'
work II Summary Of all thai j. most important IN thu
auh.unc aaass Of heHord hook suited not only pr the
purpose. of direct On but manual for domestic ehd-
i,-r journal Of Commerce
t, The work is already introduced A. TEX hook IN
Harvard Columbia Brown, PEN syvania and " Y Uni
ver.it-. and several caiing academies
Nr,Rfy READY Lectures Modern II story by Thorn
- Arnold D. ID with Introduction AID Notes, by PROT
i1mo MlI
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" II JVNfNl NaIW'TTFF
Cfhcr No. IS fne-s.. NJ sisfs
BOOTS, SHOES, Bngsns aud His-ou WE'D /.
- NESDAl. August 8 Al icy oclocs Al The store 81 j.
d. ln.ersol Co. Ne - Pear iN nFIis.
ing large and dsgsb.. assortment oi Boots, sore. ard
RrOgsns suitable for The Souhcrn. Western. aud city deal
m- received Catalogues ana goods ready ou lie lay
previous % IN, sale. au9 -.
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aseao.e~f
nv BANGS, RICHARDS 1877 ~. 20.
~ - Brusf~sS.-Lih~rs. cash sdvsrr-s mS'> oe CO
q xuu.ents for s.ct.n sa~s.
NYWYOKk TAff TRADE SALE

Rb BANGS, RICHAMUS - y ss
- - Brosa~ss-Lihsrn cash sdvsec-s msi- 90 COS
NEw.yORk FALL TRADE SALE
Cnaoxues Of the important sac ~ Books, STATIONERY
s-rroty Pc f.ies Binders Msterss. kc are Row frsiy
Ine ssr WI Commence with the Stationery Cafa"2r on
Monday mornng. <sh Augu.,, o'clo<k ~h~n VII -
sold vaushc invoices Of re~ny imported trgsh Ger
and Ffeneh Stationery several large tnyocr- u B,ok
hOOks, together WIN general ssr ar@'ciss
SO c.srs % WAITING P.gss>-SNn- asv a. 10 o'clHck,
vii - sold ~ TIE u Nv..r- Noor~ Texsrt Ns
S P-ars,---i shout 500 ~ Wniing Papers every
variety. from Imperial L~iser TO Octave Pot
s.p.rar C.sOrues vii ~ issg-i on he eta q August
TIE .sie OF BooAs Ill commence GA Tuesday morning..
ebfA August a. O'Clock
The Catalogue : unusually attractive. rr'rarns risny
All valuable cousu a.-o nrfs vs~'' NAies-
>'-rrofyp- 2 >tr- Of Hvpnlrr NorN-
SECOND C<fas.se M be is.fri, invoices iof WHICH
si'' --s..iv. rnf wax "r~ss. frtl- 80 W
A. tUl.oN ~ -. A..,l,. - ,yu.iiI.si't -
i chsuS Nos us Fulton street snf ~ Am srsvl-lih-
81. .iv.nc-s made consignment and pfonip' f"-fr>
usir 49,
FRIDAY, Aagus, 18Th. a. 10. o'clock. Al ~ A.,-srret-
shans :, q al Mea X Apys'c. Nsrnish Nc VIII ~ sod
by orl-r OF he >hra qua tty of Weatns Apparel
d. uhle-bsfr,l .un. one silver wsfh NC.
81, one ssrrr. coach vsrui.b OF sole'o, SlaN
A.l General assortment os second naH- furniture, ssvs-
"a. CLOCKS nc
Also a quantity OF mems bats
Also a large quSni.,y Of Boston rockers ard 100 par
transparent window shades, travelling uuuss, Nc
by JAMES VI. MiLLER-wEDNESpA Ass.
- lSh A. 40 O'Clock -S~cvnd Trade Sale 81 lna ~ or
sh., in New York-At the store ~ Bishop breedef
Gold street. 1900 imported and msnuse hre' F'is
Rubber Sh es comprising al The various o.. e- sr'e'ed
snd packed IN small sGiei 10 The wants of e oosox
INT. Terms hhsrs. Sac POSITIVE
THURSDAY, Angus l4h->o.e Leaifcr-Ntf e'.Sa
store OF O. Lee Knapp rsra L. yseoo street. st.o
sides sole Leaiher. with other srte.es IN The lue -
Al NJ. o'c.ocs. at The store Of Laih,u, Sor-e CO Is
Ferry street. 1o sides hemo ans OAK slaughter LeAEef
" pa 9th f.r.t orr ms - crrsflf
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NEW JUVENILE

SINGING BOOk.-Just published the Young Methodist
- Achuce collection Of SOCIAL, Moral and Patriotic songs.
composed and arranged for one two ard hree voices 10y
WIN b Bradburv author OF the P-smoiist School Singer
ard Young Choir The " cvceel oi The authors
former Juvenile Books MARK H. NEWMAN,
all2 Publisher, l99 Broadway.
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MERCHANTS Vigilance Association Organised 10
wi invest gate and expose abuses IN trade, 10 prevent
frauds and punish the fraudulent
OFFICERS
THOMAS TILEsroS, Prest. of SpofOrd, Tleston Co.
T c DoRgNUs, Tce Presf. OF DOTemus Suydnn Nixon
DAVID WEssoS. TREASURER, OF & \. Wesson-
WOODWARD 4 DvsEsBENy, Secretaries,
DIRECTORS.
u 4 eastman Of eastman Co.
Ff,varI Anthony Of Cooke. Anthony NahOny.
Ava Spear ~ spears anIeiIoo'
Daniel : Miller Of Dater, Miller Co.
Ferdinand Suvlam Jr. Of Sudan. sage Co.
Henry A. Hur.but, Of SWIM Hlr.but.
4. Underhill. ot lnaerm! y 20
Theodore NcNgmee, OF Bowen McNamee
Oliver + HOsner. OF H",ner Sherman
rr..lerick z Bets of smith. Wright 4 Co
L. Il. Brew sfer. OF Lee / breW-rr I'D
Joshua ?. Henry. o. Green"ays hrhry om'l
simeon Drnner Jr Of Haggerty Draoer \ Jones
L. nseud Of Townsend 4 Brothers
Inhn Lowry OF !. 4. Lowry.
Edward rOmpkins, OF benediet tohpAuA
Goo ID II GIie.pe OF Wolfe Gillespie
D,vid Hoalcv Of Hosdley. Phelps Co.
William C. Langley ot W { LMslel a %
Thomas Hunt, Of Thomas nun. 4 90 49,,
Extract from Sec ) Of the ConsAilion' ANY hrrch'M'
Of good standing may become member OF ms ASSOCIATION
on beug proposed the Director. and no objections being
made thereto" a., .-.,..t
NAV have an opportunity become members on appica
nf BOARD of Directors, who Will eN
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT MUSIC
DUBLIsHED THIS DAY. Puuchs Malurkas, set OF
seven exquisite pieces for ~. cents just Published ne
Iadiss d son Library for August nch number Also.
MeIOd,c. Of Scotland, Eleven songs for IS cents.
auIl uls T. FERRET co. SJ7 Brosd~ay.
AJNANACs.-Th- trade supplied With Amanacs at
n the price, ofmsnufacurng. Al Thu Tribune office sui
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

Mexican brig 81 Roman. Mugaricgus 10 Dc I'm Laguna.
logwood 20 { II Todd & Co Left al American bark
and brig unknown.
Brig Colorado (of Boston, Gerry. ds I'm Rappahan.
mock with ship timber bound 20 Boston put in here for
a market
Schr Abbot lawrence 3 De I'm Boston, o. G Buckley.
schr Samuel Appleton Nickerson, d. I'm Boston.
mdsc, 10 master.
BELOW.
No vessels in sight at sunset. Wind w.
SAILED
ships Catherine Charleston Emily, Philadelphia bark
Achilles, Bahia and market.
MEMORANDA
The packo, ship Queen ofihe West from Liverpool.
reported below yesterday mornings papers was no, in
sight from the Highlands last evening at sunset.
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brewer. 6.. Dys o. aea"s s., h. All o. .ss
a. nc CONSTANT" ,ouN nAgRY, " Cssbssnss~ js ~
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r. -ehrlng'- Restorative Cordial.-Tfn. .
5lluuiions. az. uUunlco.


4 YOUNG LADY w.fhe. .arar,n .. Governes. ia
"a yuva'e family. 30 o' .ec,on 'o 20 South Address
= r J. iWef ZOE. JIG AID li'
LADY ofn- ffs rr-reaiity ssi-l.. ID tss- cr,rI q
i cd tIertcmau's WiGOw@rs Family or would take
tue slaernfen r. CO 81 Boarding school or r-.pec'able
Boari.nr House Addre-- 4 Lover Po-' Od-c. lt-
NS1ATt HMtIAEK MANrtD-WlD m0r0u- nv
w irrsands hs business. Address ne. office Il
Tribune with and residence. Uaexcepaonabe refer
ence required. aul3 81
THREE GOOD SUGAR R@fuers wanted TO 20
L South who understand boiling by steam. Apply 10
sTILLMAN, ALLEN co.
suls lw- Novelty Iron Works.
CLERK WANTED.-Wanied Lad. as clerk in y
active. One des with his parents will bee pre-
ferfed Tosuch an one IA compensation will be given.
Address box 1905 10 fc hand writing of the applicant stating
h- ard bis address with notice o. il- parrcu
lars. and reference for character. aui3lt
IVAN & -ITIATION--Cook.c hl.rherrnali- mrs
W e, SC &c. Asp coacnen, w,l-r-, farmers Sc. &C.
tfi Broadwas,E. / Employer Ofce Free 20 emroy-
e-.. sul3l.- TT. sAUyDERs.
WANTED situation ~ a r. pee able yonl. woman
w 10 coos. wash and iron. 10 do general h0useHoli
se can produce good reference Please 20 apply Al L.
fr.'slin--'reei. IN ih~ ias"menL ANTS 2f.'
WANTED or ) Young men rom u d. Z. year. ri
w age - cut slspenler sooi'. Inquire n > Mai 'cn
\VANTtD-A ,r-euon Oy a very .mari, Inl1,ll0Il,
w Woman, for use-wora, washing. &c. Apply n ils
Broafwav. b'sement sflt
WANrtD.-An &C i've Boy ma Dry o.. d. '.Ofe. ore
w who has knowledge Of the business preferred
Apply at 57fi Bowery. after 10 o'clock. aniS ~
TO INSTRUCTORS IN FRENCH.
WANTkD-Ata Collegiate institution within two DAYS
w ou. ney Of N,w York an Instructor in French one
who uid also give lessons IN DRwitg would be preferred
and would receive proporonahy large salary. Address
Il 7. box 4o7 Lower Pos' Ohcr 40 2wi-'
f1'EA( iiEK-A 6fAlu of iaie, who hss had much
eNpereuc~ iu teaching and can give he h chest I'll
moniss ~ ability rni snc-rs desires situation Teach
two three hours daily, 200 School or prirae family.
line adIrr-- D TEACHES. thr0u fhe Post Ohce Or
Ten al ~. Hubert street, vii receive prompt attention.
aus jIs
4 YOUNG Man, literally educaiei, wants -ins.
II uof. Addres, h. Tribune Office The best OF refer
given nuqffi-
RANK LOCK- Maser- Walied.-Sev, raj nrst rate
DNorsmen, 90 - hOn tr,. rate wages vii be- given and
constant employment. II. { JONES,
Patent Combination Loeb ManIficHrer,
auq lws Nevsrs. y. Jersey.
MONEY LOST.-Lost IN Wal-sireei. near 'he corper
wi II Wi itmsre The FIRST ioDr Of the Exchange IN
the dining sum Of money OF south Csrou-
aud Geor bank The finder vii be siisbly rewarded
by lraving the tl- Office of +. ". Thw NJ, "
/ Wsil.ffe.f .ulS
CD ". IU~r.-itun away from No ~. Mai
-s.Os-x> den Lone, large white s. Bernard Dog, with
yellow rpofs. hal p leather strap around the neck
and the If Brru- Whoever returns him
a above. viii be- suitably r.wsrfoi. aul3 =
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BE- performed Ticket. - Concert 10 commence a
O'Clock rl2 SIS
~ labI.hneni on srcour OF the wesh-r Al n. Grind
Entrance from Broadway Ia th- saloon u protected sn
The New Saloon which ventilated ron he TOP and sides
can he rneose- n norenf. noer. loIs of,, - r.I
fnrmsncr commerce rcs~is SD ccr's Neines ~
Evening, August iS.h-rhe p-ff'fuii.cr vi eomme,eT
With Ire Drama of >ecrti >ersice- u hal Feffn 20, NJ
Pscic AH.f Vhch Pas fe Orlx. hf Misses e.'~ and
Psrinlor To clgc 4ic win re n.haoe Farce u lhr
ir.h Li"n-foT Moor, NJ Rnolehsm
CASTLE ,,,NDEN.-rhc le-,f, VII sp,n hat
Y pas B. si - pr- orinslc.- ~ ID cor1ner ~ ociocA
"Wednesday v-rrs August i5a ,h- p~rf'rn-nee VII con-
m-nc- fh ie '- Or'ur-t 20 Ia Rsire tr Chs pre- Arr
vhcH .ercti1n of Misi ri Gems. lnierms'"n 81 uti
a. uour Af-r Inch fie ifo Ns-uiir-ui Co-morsrls>
Arer which Otcrure to ussvu, ne Ahrd To conc me
with h@ E psr blrc-cge NJ he W uitn t'ir. M hcu
vi he Introduced friFcse OF me Poi.s silei ~ me 'H
Orrh-srt m ih- piece vii - introduced ne gems OF
Bti- Deer. Of ile Sohemis1 Gi'i. Admission > r-r's
A rkRits> ut -tt ", ,fi .tns Gsfd~n - Mon
Htay. Angus, I'm, and through the wees-Perf m.
anees every afternoon md evenng-Tse Manager las
ens ~. snS y."rk noNe.Ies. -. '"'.' = -,
GINS var "o / h yvS OF ~ age - on > mems
high The New lors Giant. Il years old. Il lev, hlsh 90,
the Fortune Teller. Great Western Mr- Western. La Per
Car.ne, MIS- Ad.ir, Mr.. COnoyrf, M Hanilinn. Wax
Figures Of Oaen Victoria, Dsn' 0c0nne aher Mshc~,
Polly Bodnr, &c. AaomstoE riter Tom Thumbs Court
sur. sc Living Anaconda and Rare Suss.
Airnssioo p cents Children under lo 2s c-nts
DA>ORAMA ofthe Hudson River, drawn rom Mature
l and engraved by William Wade
This deineson of The Hudson, the result OF much OBJ
servs,n labor researc0 i intended 10 interest well
20 in-,rct travellers and others Nfons continuous view
Of he river aud %. windngs. from >evvlo Ahary
show NJ fully both banks seen from he middle uf ne
stream The Count -. Cities. Towns. Villages Landings
md Country >esf, with their distances from \esNors are
denoted together with the historical and other nporisn -
cali IS The whole forms tine prisre and also SER" a.
0g-psnai plan II l. engraved IN lie bee copper
nlue .ive an sold either coorei plain folded 10 com
and form for the pocket. openins any
point or displaying ne whole length ~ one view.
Put. shed by WILLIAM WADE
10 Broai~av. New York. and
WILLIAM CRpONF.
NJ -. 49,.
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'I'Oi RlSrS search of health or pleasure, "o are ira
l yelling through me Northern and Eastern states and
Canada advised enquire al the Boz k-ores on heir
route for e Picturesque Tourist being de through The
interesting portions at Nofth America cont I'M ng
mans and Illustrations Price : 5 For -ale together
with general s-sortmen of and Guide Books ny the
r,,h .hev feuf2 lf+I DlSTT-RSt Ill. ln2 Broadway.
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DANIEL ADEE. 1O7 rULTON.srREET.

WILL THIS DAY PUBLISH No II OF Braifhwaiies
w Retrospect Of Prc ica Medicine sud surgery, half
yearly Journal containing retrospective view Of every
di.clvev an practical improvement the Medical s'en-
ce- Commenced In January 1870 Puflshei IN London
n July and January % every year and published Ia New
Yor. by Daniel Aiee, No lO7 Ful,on--ireet.
Terms-The nr-i Nos I'VE year. So per year there
AFTER = Invariably ia advance aux
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REAnTNG EOR The PEG

READING FOR THE PEOPLE.
WIN TAILOR, No 2Astor Houee publishes and has for
w sale:
The Fortune Hunter. by Mr.. Nowar author Of EVELYN,
Fashion, sc &c This interesting novr and is interesiln
-thor are already well known The community II you
have yet read this work, lose time IN doing So Price
= cents.
The Crock Of Gold by Upper author Vi Prover5al Phi
losophv. Price 50. cents
The Dublin Marion OF July 10Th Prce l'3 cen.s.
The Lowell Offering for August PFC 10 crs.
Pnnchs Maxursas with engfavngs. Price :. cents
Melodies II scotland eleven songs aud ballads for =
cents Clean certainly
Anna Minor and otter I 4es. by T. Arthur. Picss p
CENTS
AID ar fhs new anil cheap publications. 'r sale wholesale
or retail hy WIN. TAYLOR, No. A.ior House.
~ sr.e lot o. back dates London Illustrated News
pi-,oriel Times AMI Purch for sale en-. an sui2
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DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON

AaAteazEi' Excursion dow the Lower Bay, landing Al
Coney lslard each way afording pss-en'
gers fine view of Sandy Hook Light the Ocean, lle gu
lands of Neyersn aud The b,suM Scenery and For hea.
lions OF the Hsrbor well ss excellent opportunity 81
noyny the health and refreshing sea Breeze, alief Tho
business Of The day, sccOmpan ell BY the G. ebraei New
YORK Bras Band andy Wssc-s splendid Qrnd e Band
Tn. a. !. and cornnodiOus Steamboat DELAWARE, Capt
p H. Smith, will make delightful ENcur-iDns down tho
Lower Bay on Tuesday AID Wednesday August ian and
Ib leaving he foot cf Waren-str,et North hyeD at
o'clock F. ~ the foot Of Hammond street At inssres
At 10 Monlgomrr, street IT, Pkesuect Ea-t Ryrr Al 8.
and PIER No (Nouh Rv.r at ~ returning To ,ns CITY ~
Ia fpa-t 7 o'clock Ia th~ evening
far 3 cents f,ir 'he whole Excursion sulR
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RICH FALL GOODS

RICH FALL GOODS
lNOR GFNTLtMEN's MfAk, receiving The
l. Nyw-l ofk Cash ia.orny ts,isLm.ni No is7 Broad
way, lhree door. below us Franklin House
N. subscribers reviewing tlsrr Fall supply 81
rich styles French Elastic Ca,m and Ne,tng. Also,
very ch OF Crsvas scsfs and Fancy Dress Sices
Of every description for ueuenrns ar, 10 which they
would invite the attention Of the public.
Strangers and Others striving in the city. wishing full o,
psrirl OUTFIT " IN hnd al this 20 abb hmen every
guse complete Gsntrnits Wafdro'"' VI tlo attest
s,yle. aud be-l fabrics, nj The lowest cash pnees
Fail furnished few hours notice. and for the con-
vi customers requiring garments 'of ni- afo
USE keep constantly rand an assortment 81 he tu~st
quality and latest styles eq"s IN every respect 10 mos. nas
ana ~ J. &. Room A co
StMMEh GOODS io' o.pus n.rn. "'s'. ~ " nH' q
~ -l hand large assortment al sra-"she s"~ls COM
pr,ins cloths of particularly h.a ia3rcs of Dns- sud
frock COATS; punugs. Sanseen, and single m|i-d Cal.
mere- for PanaloOus, CAIy and NarsriAes 'esings IN
great Variety which WILDE made up 10 order q, deuen
from usual moderate prices, IN rev oi e sisaic'd
wM r JENNINGS CO. Diaper. ard r,is'.,
a., WANrtD-io pufcna.e % rent ihrre 90 ionr
story brick House in tho neigh orc o. ss'5 street
aui " No Broai.,trrei, ae-l wal sheet,
- HOt AZ AND LOTS fUk ~ALE.->rsea
vacant Lott, together VIII hsuse ''!,a'sd o AMY
The property raby situated 10 most healthy
aud Improving part " the city Enquire Of Fr"nci, Copper
ON the premises a"t. ~
~ STORE AND HOUSE 10 LET, ~ Nassau.
-tre.i corner Of BeeAman. sr.et-s1dr :. hne To-
caiOn for transient cusu'nI, AM I'VE Hous- c"h'en-
lent and central place Of esd'pce. Store, usr aud
Basement III be- lei iogehe, separately. Apply io Jo
seph Goddard, % Cedar street. up stars aus jeods
- AT PRIVATE SALE-Tbe three siofy Brick
y: House NJ. lbs TIL teen h street, bri~eru BOwery
1 and Third Avenue modern bull. with Cfoton sieI
Apply to A. j. BLEkCkER, Broad street, ner WHll
~ auil
n. Hot 81 FON >At.E 81 ,cn. AZ i'f Leu. ai'
IN: -locAs "A good Two story House IA ,ha'ltonsL ON
A--A gsound without viii be- sold low, or cs-
ch,n.ed ,ocA- ftr Apply at 81 Pin~s' anli
20 FOR SALE at Auction, on Monday. August -,
W on the premises l2Ocock, Farm of p acres peai
-" West Faru- two miles fom Harlem ia Wrschrsier
Comfy ON which are house anI farmhouse barn and out
house, with fruit IN abundance Of al snds The place.
yond .uit a m-rci ant doing business NewfOrk sold
without rescrve The present ownrr going 10 The West
20, particulars inquire at Grand street. or y yard
street or To John @ l'land, ON the place.
~ Sho.d the Gay prove stormy, the sale NJ iaie piace
the fair day. ano ~
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sNsz-a>siOu u Font H,miion, COMFY fsiaud sd
~ andy Hook Bay The steanboii NA'b
vii, max. tso Fxcuf,,on- On Tuesday WsdnesIay, TD.rs-
sv Frtsv and -nuda, By Having No fs-t hise',
foot = \, ia. ua NJ 10 o'clock A NJ and Oc Dck y NJ,
.nnuno At Tompsin.ye and saprtn, staten Island. tor
And land on her Fare for the excursion
~, - 49, aulx5lss
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NlLKt HA>r>' tihE Insurance tompslS once
vi 80 ~ WMisireei.- Notice al persons holding Poi-
ce- of This Company earnestly rrqrerief TO call the
Office without delay and cauce them that they may eject
Insurance IN some otner Company. der.
anil lvi.. u Nf'f LFR. Secretary
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-16
THE DAILY spy.

We this day, present the public with the first
number Of the Daily Spy. For near two years past
portion OF our friends have urged upon the commence
meni OF daily paper, in the belief that the business of
the town required such accommodation ard that the
population was such would afford it an adequate sup.
port On the latter point differed with them in opin-
ion and, it was not till the passage of the post office
law, that we were prepared to yield TO their suggestions
But, upon tie passage of that law we concluded TO try
the experiment, and communicated some ofour friends
our intention 50 to do, at early day as should be
convenient, after the law should 90 into effect.
In accordance with that determination, we now enter
upon the experiment. We enter upon it, with deermi-
nation that ifi do not succeed the fault shall not be
ours All reasonable and proper 10 the
permanence Of our new bantIing shall be made Fer
the rest, we must trust to the public-to that public
which we have labored diligently, ormore than twen-
y years TO serve, and from which, we have received so
many and long continued proofs that efforts 10 salts
ty them have not been in vain. With the facilities for IN
Producing and circulating the papers of Boston and New
York, and with eight newspapers already existing in this
place, could not, of course, think of the present IN
deraking, with any expectation of sustaining by the
patronage of this town alone nor indeed without the hope
that very considerable portion of its support should
come from other portions of the county Neither should
we think oft distinct and separate concern. But,
in connection with well established weekly paper of
extensive circulation the daily can be sustained with an
amount ofparonage much less than would be absolutely
necessary for its support fit thus connected.
With this advantage, and the additional one of being
able to circulate it, free ofexpense for circuit of thirty
miles, so that all the towns within that distance may be
accommodated good terms as those ofths village,
we hope to keep along till the increased Business and
population of our town and of the adjacent country shall
secure TO it liberal and adequate support
Worcester, July "a, 1915.