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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
1a45- OPPOSITION TO MoNoPoLY-lsas.

n~sS NETWORK AND ALBANY EXPRESS
: " .a--iN iNE.-rhrough without landing--Ths
new low pressure and swim running les
boat EXPRESS, will commence her regular trips ior
ih. faaaon and viii continue until the close Of nsygs
dom leaving the pier the foot of ROBi>soss regularly
rlcsdays Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany. Mondays
Wednesdays aud FRIDAYS at 2 NJ and will In am.
PIE take the morning trains Of cars Fast or West
TINS boat l. hed up with splendid stale rooms on dck
tf her furniture j. all and Of the best kind For pas
AZ Apply on board ~ above.
y B-er.ghi taken nj low prices mn No
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INC hi>t.>.-Auo-k-ag A. L. A ald =. Lowell Pr
L mum, &c 2 and - inch wide. for sale by
sl SPEAR ! RIPLEY, " Lloeriy-sl Up stars
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Omctal.
LIST OF LETTERS.


sia Ind be furt.tr sHaeted,
Al al sdver made under The orders o' NE ros
n.s.,er General newspaper newspspers OF eiiers
FOR In any Post Office, shall b. inserted IN NE paper
or .spef Of the place where The oce advertising
ma, t.s situated, Aa1rnR tie iargea etrcuLafa0n .
49, x>r pod Of,ne I<ru, yased March }, lHio
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENr-Is4.

IT. ANEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL. -.
-. ---lNROAD LINE for Middleton 0, Do-fs.n -
and Intermediate. places. Two Daily
Lines each way f0.lO~s
sor Passsngers-The new fat and commodi0us
hoarSr. NICHOLAS. Capt ALgxAsDRs n. scHULrT will
The foot Of Duane-siFe,t daily SUNDAY excepled
.ptlf past O'Clock A. NJ AMI O'Clock 7. VI. Though
i've hours. Returning, he will leave Mdd-t0wn as
4. H. and half past II 7. ~
T0f freight-A barge will leave every afternoon
yciok Sundays escrpte l-fr-ght Will be- feceyef
after hat hour shippers hereby notified that t~ 0ans
D he gne- and depot station where goods are N
len must be- distinctly marked upon each article, oh~rws
ihsy Will not be- roc.fv-d.
FOR frther particulars inquire OIL Van Rensselaer, sgefl
corner Of Duane and West streets
H. G. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
Nrw-YOrk April i-f, i84j.
IL, Stage. run fr0m MIDI etown daily IN connection with
l.aiiernOon line looming burgh Wur-boro Monticello,
Mount Pleasant, Bngnamton, O~-sO Port Jeryls, Hooss
ia - tarDOndAI.. 50.
IN Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays TO Dundaf Mon,
.a., Frend.yi..e I.uox BROOKLYN .c n3l
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~ >EUK NkMBI kt.H-

II AFOk NkWBt Kill --leLdlng Al
Es4.z7N CALDWELL>. WEs1 POINT, COLD
SPRING and CORNWALL.
The STEAMBOAT JAMES MADISON. Capt CHARLES Hal
STEAD will lesy- The Warren-re- Pier every Tuesday and
Frfsy a. O'Clock p VI Returning, Will leave Sewburgh
every Wednesday md Saturday a. O'Clock IN
All Baggage Passages o. Parcels. Bans Bills Specie
put board Tins boal without being rnrrri the boos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
SIiERIFF-- SALE

iiIKIfF'~ >AI.E-by Fl'ilr ul ~tf-fA Wis n zen
,~f8rIa- directed and delivered viii expose 90 sac
Tuesday. The OH Iav 0f next A. - O'Clock. VI
e vr-bue ofthe City Hal 0ffie Guy 81 Newly ORR al
f. . c ard interest of lvrrs Barton which De- mad
fI- lfl iav of May 3fj time Afterwards OF n
certain lease Of Premises, known and described -
.f0ry brick house ft- Soithery side Of sixth
.ffrs Eleventh Wa Of lr CRY ~ Nev YORK be-
tween Asrnnr C. ani Avenue d. ard directly he Of
lot SO 60 Firth. together with l- privilege Of much
ODD of l ward .rrrunfo aach may boz tor
PRIV ard Woohouse The said lease bears date pr i.
l1 and years FROM the st day Of May. 49, and
together Job SAID lease j. he privilege of using steam pow
o. o f- nf horse power If the gne
.. rear of .ald premises. No rs Fnnsi during he .ad
.rlee WA. JONES. Sheriff
THn. r PIERS. Deputy >heif.
Yen. Vo~. IuIv llfh lgt5 iva favcaw
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ALLIANCE INITIAL.

1 uy-Oficc No. - Waii-strret-Wifh sound Capital
pledged for iumre Losses exceeding >SoO.OoO-aiitr
raging their entire claims by Ire aie Coma. fsnon-con
tuu- 10 insure against loss damage by lRf and TIE
casualties Of MARINE and INLAND NANlGAIIONf on
the m0-i favorable Terms.
~ Claimant. by The recent FIRE vre requested 10 uf"nd
their claims iOr immediate al JusinenL
TRI >TEB>.
tma. De = Ogdnn SauV l. Mitchell, 4. VI Merchant,
.ines Brown Samuel Milels >peT :. Benedict,
John Gihon. VIM u. Thompson, A'nei Reed.
T. Rurru Vim Adams. Richard Irwin,
=. Spofori. H. Wmm.rsh Loung Andrews,
4. NOrrie. Benz Richards, Abm Bel,
d. 4 Com.iock James Revbgru T. H. Delano,
T. VI Wmfmor- Nm "A A.riuwal. \ Foster. Jr
Edw. + saniers0n THo- W. Ludlow, q W. Gray,
4 Woodhmu Le.,d : Suarrz Ja- n. Van Allen.
Rnbf l. Taylor. Thns Is. Richards, jed FRYE
Eiv'd Center John Crydrr jacob Harvey,
Henry Chauncey, Schuyler Livingston:
JAMES r DE- OGDEN President
4 VI MERCHANT, Nlce-PresideLt
rgufs RrNr,x Ss~r.f.rv vElff
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legal Notifies.
STATE OF NEw.YORK

STATE OF NEW-YORK. srcsErsSYs offict
- Albany, July sd isfiTO M sheriff N me 'y an.
County q SeV YORK sr-Norce = hereby wen MAJ $
the neKf General Election 10 b- held on The / r>bAt
succeeding ihe trsi Monday Of November next, the oo"
in officers % be- elected % Wi
Senator for fhe First Senatorial District. 90 supply ne
vacancy which I'LL accrue By he expiration o. ~ isrl
Of service of-ssc l. Naran The Ast day q D-crnnef
Aso th- following County Oihsers, VII IS Members
of Assembly. and Register for The said Ciy and County
'ie place o Joseph Sherman Brownel whose term OF
service W.. expire tn is- lay of December next
Ard e. ~ same lection The of The People oi MS
sale vii h. tas-n relation fo the prOpo-ed Conrenuon
psi m 10 act chapter - entitled An aci recommend
llr Convention Of ihe People Oi l. State passed. May
a. 1913
And 81 so a; the Election III following proposed
amendments 90 he Constitution OF fs state VIII be sub
nlffei i1 the People
.il relation % fie removal Of Judicial Otc-r..'
For tn snro -a0u of the property qus-calou fo- o'e
Yours respectfully. Y. :. BENTON.
Secretary Of state.
>EsRiFF's OFFICE. New York. July -Sih. i3fa
TIE Shove published pursuant i0 ir notice of ne sec
rearv " STATE and he requirements o tie >sne in such
rs-..~ I'd Ne ana provided for WM JONES. >herT
Of The CRY and County OF New ors
- Al TIE public newspapers IN Ire County VII pub
Is he shove In each week until the Election, an
then hand their bills for afv-rsn- The same. - ia.
they may al before lie Board Of qervsors and passed
for ar'u-l-
>-r Revised statutes 70. chapter VI tile 81, article III
pan IL. page o. sul- DA>emN ltWtNuFf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

CHors IN OrEIoUsAs.-Ihe ~ Landry wing OF 'he
l4th ut. says Cotton picking has fairly SET IN our
Parish. So far every thing looks well His majesty the
worm has not yet noticed us-anh We trust he VIII not
LET Us alone the foridisns say and we viii make
the best crop of the day Our SugarCan likewise Is
In upiop order looks green AS grass. and Is as
sweet rs lasses Corn. which IL nearly all ready 10
house never turned better To the God of the iar-
vest be all the praise gwen
TENNESSEE CorroN-Thc first bale of new Cotton
was received at Memphis ON the 18th ult.
Tux TOBACCO CRor in Virginia and the other Tobacco
growing States according the best information cannot
be more than hall average one. The Lynchbnrg Viz
gnian of the 2si which is published IN the finest Tobac
co region states its deliberate opinion after careful
inquiry planters from nearly all parts OF the state that
under circumstances the Virginia crop be more
than half one. il that.
THE CorToN CRoP.-Thc Macon Messenger of the 2lst
ult that change Of the season might materially
benefit the prospects of the Cotton crop But the drouh
has long prevailed that very htilc benefit could
be derived frem change u the IL is only in
very limited sections of the state that the crop be
middng or average in other parts it must be
very short one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
EMAIL LINE FOR BO>TON.-Ds.ly ov-, !,

~ Lons Island Raj Road VIA New London. Norx,c.
Worcester. 81 o'c.ock IN the morning frur he "a,
Of " hi,els street, South Ferry Sundays excepted
Nsy Crates m readiness baggage for Ne,
LONDON, Nori ch and Worceser-hsggsge for Boston ~
lhrouah under lock
FOR NEN PORT AND PRONIDENCE.-On Moaa,,
Weuesisys and trdsvs the Long Island Rs ro.fs
Cr-rnrogi hrnce 10 Newport and Providence IN .p-ns,
and clumodOus Sound Steamer. THIS Line cave. a
O'Clock IN h- morning from the foot Of Nhiehsl sr,-
south Very. Horses and tAffisxc- tsken. NA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
- GLENN. ROGERS 4 60.
> FOX SALT OK no LEr-A boI

e about acres of and New Srunsw cs New Jersey.
al th- western extremity Of he cfy ani about
ufsa walk from Railroad Depot Tine louise = large ans
convenient cnufsinng6 rooms ol each 'oor beside e cn
sraud gurr-f There also gHof barn. carriage house.
cos, house. aud other huiirr- an m good repair snd
We'll arranged for convenience This j. believed to be one
ui e most PHEASANT situations Ibis vicinity. possessing ii
combined advantages Ola Guy aud country re-idencr Az
nj Dol, NJ gTrIICk l4 N'frfr.- anti ifawff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

-. FOR ~ALE-One new three story House No. ~
IL; seventh street Decatur ace. hStyeen Avenues and
~ &. Tompsins PARK The house : finished IN
modern STYLE with mahog any doors plated mOunirgs mar
bic mane CRATES throughout 10 rooms hath room IN 81
story fountain aud shnhhery yard sc Two thirds OF the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for three
years Apply Al l52 Fu.ton-siree'.
IL. l
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EXrKACT from Le,,eT 81, 90,

l,NTKttr from Letter
r. HANitro> Madison Co 2jth August, 1915
fln he Pa mt an exhibition Of a new Thre-hng Machine
fnlk ACE n Thu village. II va. invented by r w afrrn 90
N.vN ork aud manufactured bY Ne-srs Ross Deihendge,
tt0 SIKH avenue and by Them time since % >y
ve-er Burrhsrd. E-q The amount ~ he exhibition va
Dbl .-ihr fret the machine ihrr-le1 perfectly
ran in large .eaye- u long Graded wheat, making ten
Dr. -. Of grain The operation continued Al is
re for some hours without 4uing The horses Wcn
g, Irzri he horse power.
rms u.tiy rehr ai~l horse power Tlre.hng Machine IS
nYw beng Introduced - Western psrt Of this state BY
M--sr- Ross Deihcrdg-. and se-ur from IL -mp CITY,
price, and great execution 10 b. likely 10 superseie
.I Others, su.y 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
IT. APOUGHKEEP-IE AND NEW.

.ss~Il..a--iNBURGH-F 5l-Luding nj Van Court
iand- Dock. tPeek-sill West Point Cod
ipnng, Cornwall, NeVbnrgh, Fishsill and Hamburg
rie new sni fast -eafner EUREKA, Captain Yrs
TRuEsDFL. leaves the foot of BaTclay-sreel daily
Sundays cNceptrsil al Z. Leaves Poughke-psis q
past A. NJ.
For freight passage inquire ~ the Captain board
Iu o. T. HALL AGENT nj fhs. Office on fh.. wharf -l8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
s. NALIAHIE RIAL t>rATE

k.. Town ot Nonker- sixteen miles from New ors, ON
~ the Hudson River. within few minutes walk of The
steamboat landing consisting ct about y of Land,
commanding of th- most beautiful and romantic
The Hudson. The convenience access from the city
almost hourly. either by steamboat stages rail-
roshe re sious snd literary privileges. the healthy .oca
rnn and the beauty scenery render DO o he most de-
siahe o,sions IN the vicinity Of e city TIE above pro
perry Will be- sold m lots 20 suit purchasers
so for sale. several Village Lots and Huusc@ Terms ~
mate For farther particulars inquire Of Ethan
agg lonkei II Joseph H. Jennings, l Fulton street.
N.a,x NnrL lWend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

sfsli House FOd Hamilton .kum-On. Eaton Town,
EFT SShrcS -bury and Manasqgan.-Th@ new and
elegant low pressure steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt Cor
lies ~ iii leave Catherine Market A. follows
LEAVE, NFW-iORk, LEAVES EATON TONs.
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ssn.oosnsslISSG.x hI AaaA .. O'CLOCK

Landings. from the Steamboat Pier al The
foot nf Barclay street Leave. New York At O'clock
" Monday. "Wednesday and Friday and Troy O'Clock
\. NJ Albany AL O'Clock \. VI. Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY. breakfast and Dinner on board the boat
The new low pressure steamboat NIAGARA. Capt A
Dcsn'ot on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Morning. a
O'clock
For passage or freight spply on board, orto y b HALL
Al thO oaice on the wharf
N1lief-A goods, freight, baggage bank bills specie
1r ans other kind of property taken shipped. put %
bual this boat must bee At te risk Of he Of such
rUO.'. fr.isff harrarp. SC isn
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Taos. r PFER.. Deputy Sheriff
Sew York. July 23fh. 1873 jy-9 law-w
PY ORDER u he Honorable Frr

GN ORDER Of The Honorable Frederic \. Tai.mad.-'
- Recorder of fi,. CITY OF New York notice = hereby CIV
en pursuant c pro, of The auihorsing
unefs dent debtors, that AZ attachments
la. .--lssi against the estate OF GEORGE LOCKWOOD.
lately resident OF Massachusetts and tlA tie vii he
Tor e qaVmeu biz debts. be- appear and dis
such attachment according fo law. within nine months
FROM the r- publication notice. and that the payment
debts due iO hm by residents of . STATE AMI The
DO VERY him for his USE of any property within ns
fe eng him. and tire transfer of any such proper
fy by t forbidden by Jaw and vodDafri he 18th
lIsr of Ann. Ist5 HARVEY 4 WEED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

sG.-=iSDiArE LANDlNGs-The steamer lluD
SON In place of the Wr-tchsser, ile only
b.a that lands al o'cocAl Captain William ~ MILLS.
vii leave the foot Of Cedar street he ensuing season
very Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Al 7 o'clock, r
". connecting Hudson With the Hudson and Berkshire
rnsi the Of which leave the arrival Of boat
Returning. the boat leaves Hudson on Tuesday, Thnfsiy
Hd sunday al O'Clock + W. The arrival " tbs cs
touching both ways At the Intermediate andinga v"
dsigh or passage, apply on board or 10
STORRS 4 STEPHENSON, ~ Westsl
rns boat has been pat complete order sitha new hr
ard engine and additional number Of state ROOMS and
vii be found pleasant and conorables boat any %
he river The boat Ow- no barges
TIA ,,.f I. ua,s ,..,lv 10 r,r.ive fred yht i.l2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
IT, OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY

xH~ N OPFO~ITION TO MUNUFULl.-
4 WI Moning Line at O'Clock for Ahanv ari
intermediate landings, ffon the pier foot o.
Ron.on-sireot next above Barclayl Passage ty
Breakfast and dinner ON board The and splendid
sfeiu yacht RIP VAN WRINKLE. Capt l.. d. Abel from
Rousou-si. Pier next Barclay Monday "Wednesday
and Friday az O'clock \ NJ. For passage or freight ~
y on board fhe Boat. ans SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

- S:.s-,siIN -For Albany ani Troy DlRECs, u
o'clock I M-Ihe Steamboat EMPIRE
Can. 4 Macy. viii leave the steamboat pier foot u
COlaud.st every Tuesday Thursday and saturday after.
moon. 30 o'cI.ck
rre steamboat COLUMBIA Capt Wm. II. PEEK svey
Monday "Wednesday amt Friday afternoon, All O'Clock
for Passage or tre.h apply ou board or nj the oce
De- sftrf
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DISTANCES AND RATES or FARE.

~ s1SSe%xSf.On And sner Monday April I'm me
cars " III leave
PATERSON NEW.YORk
o'e.oos'Aa 2, 0.oe'' ! y
II P );
M saAEay.
PATERSON. NEWYORk
o'clock. 4. ". u 0cocs, A ~
:. p " 5. r W.
Passenger. are ssvi.. 10 be- :, he .rry few mnu'S
before he stairf hours VI departure Orer ID Cortsn'
.or u tqsf "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

Stoves. Brass and Iron Railing, Ac-Tie subscribers
- would inform the friends and The public IN general that
obey llve commenced manufacturing Stoves al their old
ta1.hr1 store No @ji Watcr--t where VIII D" found
great ftnefv consisting In part 0i the following
The Economist and knickerhocser Cooking Stoves. for
cal wood The patterns TOR those Stoves being new
DO De- found 90 10 much closer than the ordinary Stove. AMI
thsy warranted 10 bake well
P.efce's AR Tight Cooking Stove, for wood or coal viii
ID. f0uad combine advantages than any other yet
constructed having the tire chamber elevated, enabling The
oven extend the whole of the bottom OF the Stove
and Warranted Ia bake well Persons about to purchase.
would do well examine this Stove there i such Yar
ey of thai the price need be- no hIudrance 10 the small
families purchasing.
Doctor Jenk-s celebrated Patent Premium Hall
Stove
Radiator ami Single Cylinder Stoves asi Bases Air
Trlnanl Office Stoves. One and Two hole Furnaces. Hat
e - a. Talor- Stoves. Stove Pipe and Elbows Toge
fh m general assortment OF Brass and Iron Railing.
Ornaments, Mica. Zinc. Cylinder Brick Deck Irons,
81. &c.
All of which viii viii be- sold wholesale and retail al The
Dwe- prices. Al 1ji Naer--t uetween Beesmanst and
P,ckslip. MPHERSEN GUEST.
New y Ork. Augustip. 1915. aulq collin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
n. NorIrt-., yAk.Ai>.---A 90, Nrn,,

H.. SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-ncar the Village u
49, SOmerve Somerset Co. New Jersey sad Farm
consists of - acres of Land - of which Wood Tn,
Hiding all NEW, and built within two years-House
Al Barn both hui'hy days work and OF The best maera
TIE House built IN ie c0rrtcE STYLE 80 hy 3 feet 'front.'
hall roug The centre parors finished with msfb mantes
PIAZZA - feet front and IL feet down each siA-tugehrr
Observatory Of said House story ktch
the and Cellar under h whole of The main hgid
g with Panire- and ali Jagged through IN the best manner
The Barn 90 feet long and painted white Carriage House
lee House NC Also great variety FRI II Of al de-
.crintDns-tOg-ih.r, with quantity Of Shnhhery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards Othe Country
SCAT ard about quarter of mile of the Railroad. The
j. about hours and half from the City For far
thr particulars inquire OF the subscriber and proprietor Of
NATIONAL HOTEL, No COurland ST, New-Yors
nllf CUAS MYkOFF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

THE EAST RIVER Insurance Company Otcr No
81. laie 81 Walstnei. continues 10 insure against o--
damage by IRE; dwelling houses. Warehouses; and "u"f
hgdiur--aso On hsu-.boid furniture merchandise, &c.
A. heretofore DIRECTORS.
John Brewer. Robert Boounan. panle. Agr--,
Jsmes Mcbride Abel 4 Low, oi- y : ko" and,
linn Noorl.ss (;-,,ye por1aroy MAJ l. OrsW old .Jr
/ ,.-nh Karrorfsr Dsv.5 Thomson Russell s,rbhins.
Henry W HiUs Wik-rnsn Burnt Geor1e Coggeshal.
Robert J. Dillon Pbilip Frnbury stephen H0li.
Thou,a. Se-uth Sf.ntop R.-he 1-eph Callari jr.
JOHN BROUWER, President
GoLD : sILLfNAS. Secretary.
I'M ROBERT J. DILLON. tuln-cl AttorneY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

- AIOFT /. wanted Cedar and Pearl street.
q Or manufacturing purposes Aidre-s Msnniseinief
~ iie Sun oftre. al'n '-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

Var Sordeo. Fhss
VsufOssen. George
Rex
Van Fuhergn.Wm
Nan Winkle r-D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

u fOh ALBANY, DaiN. Sundays eNCeptsr
rHSoUes DiRFcr-A O'c'ocS. p N NO.
tn pi-r rcfwren Corrlsri zni Liberty STREETS
>t,amnoaf ROCHESTER,, Capt r q. Cntierdra a.
less. CA Mouday "Wednesday and Friday Eyenins.u,
O'cnrs.
Steamboat KNlCKERBOCKER. CSpL 4. Houshiou. VI
-svs on Tuesday. Thursday snd saturday evening". a
O'Clock.
A Firs OClocs p " faaiipg AZ ia,er,aei.a,
p'ac,s from foot Of B0rc'qpsi
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA. Captain VI. n rraes,.1
will lrtr- GA MONDAY "Wednesday, Friday and San:r
afternoons Al D p'f'Ocs.
Stronhc,t NORTH AMERICA. Capt l. W. Bousna
" ssv~ Tuesday. fhur-fay and saturday aNsrnoous
Al O'Clock Passengers taxing either of the shove Inc,
viii srrlve Albany ample time FOR the Morning run
II Ca. 'or th, Fast or West
- The hoas IN. new and substsntisi-src hml.hes
wan and and for speed and accom-
mod sliIns are unrivsled on the Hudson.
Fr,fgh fakst az Modsrdfe Rates.
~ Al persons forbid trusting any ~ the Boats o,
tn- Line, without written order from the Captain o.
t.s1's.
Pr Passage Frei H. sppy on board or to p SLair
Il III ID nc. on th. " hsff a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

MACHINE Betting GoOdyear- Pieni Metal
vi be- Rubber Macr- he.tug. article oi grea strength
and durabtv-can adapted all kinds 81 machinery
for which iealher used about netd r-- ami :
periOr u many respects J. j. unaffected by h'ai or
g. H. -u sd machinery do-- not require a.
i.-ltun. a. = lie case with Ieatler For -ae BY
GEO. BEECHER, Toe Broadway
- rf~.u and fffrxua-- order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
,HHE HOWARD IN.IRANCE COMPANY

make assurances against o-- ~ damage hy If.f Ah
INLAND NAVIGATION. on terms rs favorable - any
Ouirr similar institution 10 lh- city
Capita sgH.sn-Of'c- Ne. u NaltsrerL
DIRECTORS
y Haven. Caleb ID Ial-ei John Rankin,
Nsish TAYLOR Nm " Todd Mrgs BENJAMIN,
J ph,lHp. Ph,.riV Nm Couch Nathaniel Wed,
tanning c Tucker. L Wooley, r-riinanl >uyizIn,
David Lee BV.rnur Henry q Thompson.
John d Wolfe Peter l. Nevil- Edward Anthony
4 HANENS, President
Lrwfs PuurfPs Secretary tl3ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

90 FARM FOX SABE.--Situaieo on tle Road rom
New Rochelle tO While Plains about equi-.ant rom
~~ EACH containing 80 ACRES or LAND all of which
IL Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which IL Wood Land.
Tue place divided by lane. aud ai out into convener
10 for cultivation All the fences are of stone I'M good
or Ter and the ground h "a of cultivation The build
In ali Of good character and 10 order For TERMS Apply
= h. kENfON, on me premises, or ~
trF !. ADRIAsCF. ~ Jnhn-sf New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

all WORKS FOR ~ALE-Consistng Of three
Presses aud forty Stands of Candle M0ulds together
with all the necessary for doing extensive bu-i
u.----luafe hart. the village oi POughzeep-i-.
ari in The VIC unity of large manufacturing district
The above properly offered reduction Of i0 per cent
frn the col o fn- up and ii disposed of by the -
bidder.
Information Of the shove be- had Of 4 ;. Wilet-.
~ Pearlslreet. of the subscriber the premises
BENJAMIN GLE
psnchE a,.n<e AUGUST Dbl 1915 IL 1aw9Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

MOTTO E. Memphis and W oil River IanaL-TLe time
for proposals 10 contract the Memphis and
oil River Cana extended Ia the ION day OF september
r- extension Of time has been caused by unavoidable de-
y IN procuring final survey and estimates oY the work u
male
Core. Dondeut- upon this subject snd thosa who have
NE boo person I'D examine he work shall have the es
mates specifications prohle- and blank propositions or
o.. same ardcd them 10 time send n their bids by
l. period u.-i -naled In this Advertisement
fylf ISIS r j FINLEY. Mayor II Memphis Tenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
IuIs .ENENrH ANENIEs

~. ts-og-th T~enfysNth streets % lease. Ehgiole
- building lots for ali purpose--on high ground-two
stage routes and with Croon water introduced To lease
0r long or short terms ~ low rents. Apply o K GOOD
MAN. Attorney At Law. Commissioner for New Jersey,
Ohio. nc. 83 Cesisr yl7SmF