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A AGATHA.
, BY O.. H. MILDEBERGER.

BY Us IL, MiLDEbERGER. f..'
NEVER didI Hook on spot so meIan.
choly in itsloveliness; the water rushed
from an unseen spring in the bosom of
the rock, and fell into basin Of rude,un.
polished stone, the graceful water-fern
and moss of a thousand hues, clothed the
edges ofthe dark reservoir, where, as
the stream entered, it took a blood-red
tinge; two tall aspens trembled above as
| ifto warn the thirsty traveller from the
unholy wave, and there white and satil-
like barks cast back the moonbeams
which could not reaehthe gloomy water
An old man was leaning on his staff,
and his dim eyes were turned earthward.
His long,white beard fell upon his breast
though his head was bald, save only a
few gray hairs yet fingered near his
brow. iapproached him, and after con
versing awhile, asked if he knew the
legend connected with the place we now
occupied. 81 will tell you the tale," he
said, whilst he brushed tear from his
furrowed cheek. ' .. # ~.
"In this spot, many long year ago,
the pride of our Canton awaited the ap.
pearance of her lover. She was beauti>
1 ful as the first rose that bursts its bud in
the spring, and innocent as the lamb
which the shepherd takes to his bosom
to shield it from the north wind. Many
had loved her, but she smiled on each
with the cold, piacid smile of indi fer,
ence, and none could gain from A gatha
aught more tender than courtesy. But
on the day | speak oft was one cold
and bleak as those in which outworn De-
cember touches palms with ice-crowned
January,and delivers to the chilly step
dame Of the coming year the keys OF
all the pent up rivulets-one Of our
young peasants passedsthis spot in per-
suit Of game: he loved Agatha-but
where fore need tell you this, when |
have told that all 1.-THE youths of the Can
ton loved her? The quick eye Of the
young peasant rested on her as she stood
amid the leahess branches of yonder
group or stunted hawthorns-the breeze
played roughly among her long, brown
hair, and her cheek were paler than its
wont. Suddenly stranger approached,
"Agathapsaid the intruder quickly: and
she sprang from her concealment and
clung fondly to the speaker; 'the moon
is rising higher in heaven, love, and |
yet linger-Agatha must go aud be
forgotten
"Not forgotten, seigneur,' cried the
young maiden, as she sank on her knees
beside him: :'never-neverp She spoke
with passion, for all her energies were
condense in this first and only affection,
and after moments silence she again
murmered, 'never-neverp
The stranger was habited in garb
darkly magnificent and foreign; his
head gear was Of sable velvet, and its
nodding plumage overshadowed his
countenance; his tall and graceful form
bent over the maiden, and his accents
bore a blended tenderness and pride
that suited we'll the scene and season in
which they were heard. 'And will you
never forget me beautiful Agatha?' and
again the soft ton c Of the peasant mai
den Whispered, 'never-neverp
"Look,' said the manly wooer, as he
extended his athletic arm toward the
castle, whose ruins are yondcr in the
distance; A'look, Agatha, at the balls ol
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Gele1t Calls.
THE LAST ARROW.
!, W - --4A.A =,
"And, who be ye who rashly dare

.. Sand who be ye who rashly dare
To chase in woods the forest child? a
ohunt the panther to his lair = ..ntr
Tl,e Indian to his native wid"-OM Ballad.
3 The American reader,.if at all Curl
ous about the early history of his coun>
try, has probably heard of that expedi-
ton. undertaken about the yeat 1906,
by the vicegerent of Louis the Four
,cepth, the governor general OF, New
France. against the confederated Five
Nations Of New York; an expedition
which, though it carried with it all the
pomp and circumstance of European
warfare into their wild wood haunts,
was attended with no adequate results,
and had but momentary effect, in
quelling the spirit of the tameless lro>
auois. ... ..7. .5, .. Al. -.-.
Many years previous, when the Five
Nations had invested the capitol Of New
France and threatened the extermina-
sion Of that thriving colony,a a beautiful
half.bloo girl, whose education had
been commenced under the immediate
auspices Of the govcrnor-general, md
in whom, indeed, M. de Frontenac was
said to have parental interest, was
carried of, with other prisoners, with
the retiring foe. Every effort had been
made in vain duringthe occasional ces.
sations Of hostilties between the French
and the lroquois, to recover the child;
and though, in the years that intervenod,
some wandering Jesuits from time to
:;nae averred that he had seen the Chris
tian captive living as the contented
wife Of young Mohawk warrior, yet
the old nobleman seems never to have
despaired Of reclaiming his "nut-brown
daughter -g5.
The expedition went forth with the
intention Of surprising the Indian village
in which it had been ascertained the
captive was living, and Carrying her oft,
They met with spirited resistance,
however. and the captive fled, protect.
ed by Kiodago, her husbands a Mohawk
chief Her forest training had made
the Christian captive as fleet OF foot as
an Indian maiden. She heard, too, the
cheering voice of her loved warrior
behind her, and pressing her infant in
her arms, she urged her flight over
crag and fell, and soon reached the
head ofa rocky pass, which it would
take some moments for any but an A
nerican forester to scale. But the in
defatigable Frenchmcn are urging
their way up the steep; the cry ofpur-
suit growsnearer as they catch a sigh
Of her husband through the thickets
and the agonized wife finds her onward
progress prevented BY ledge ofrocE
that impends above her. But now a
gain Kianago is by her side; he has lift
ed bis wife to the cliff above and placed
her infant in her arms; and already
with renewed activity, the lndiar
mother is speeding On to cavern a
mDng the hills, well known as the fast
ness Of safety.
Kiadago looked a moment after hcl
retrsating figure, and then coolly swung
himself to the ledge with commanded
the pass. He might now have easily
escaped his pursncrs; but as he stepped
back from The edge Of the cliff, ant
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19
I RAVE MA OHIO F7HURgDAF, JUNE IL, 1875

tSDA Y, ] UNE l9, .I845.
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3 = " N
my 2 aaihers-wilen am 5ialtilesss may 4
s''ian pfoad pie become 9 RUN, ana the
vans wllellsonce On pealed 9Wlth ieasts
ana sa reyeiry, sechos only tne DIRE note q
tne y. nlgnliaven Or the bodlng scream q
= sslie :, owlels,, 8. Y, ~,
,,A na y oha'ai indeed lam one day for-.
sot.sh iol a.noolef prlde,' exclaimed the
tlaalaen' I, " ss VII pierce my bosom beside
e,lis IN, =, tocky Y y.aouh'ai ana my ne oood
e'lsil idoW foeeYefs Dlendeu with ils clear
l,sage al,e g 1es5acy " ner cnilofen. . ~.
- : ] 4 sssll & sos q: slaaE scep plse, sag lhe
ssla ''sel' anu he elaspea aer 20 ias Dei
SSal; WIZ aau 9, loI' WINE was ,s,lcn. !,
ie. .wiicioiorel ss'' slolau we part!
asNso 'he'oafon, al1ef "a paase-ior i
was ,haeea .ne lora OF our canton VINO
'oeeq,' maiden; 'Why WIT thou not ny
wlLnInesL VIII 'ake thee 10 lar Italy.
auu .a 'Ne hoo'es' MODEST ana the greatest shaii 40
'hee hpinage as .he ofiae OF ne Maise.
.im ~ nhy no. De, whispered the maidea,' 1; 4,
~. hntll iaiewe't, Agaeha' ana the no
o'e iulivIeatlieo tlie soit arms from MS
heoa '.e, any moved away,
otay set'a .fhomchs, ia'terea out inc inc
ialr one; Inc oafon pointed to the moon
now hgh IN 'he heavens % me maiden
ciasPeo herhahas IN agony. IVY ere any
iieat !" tell my laher snat YET i've
lila' am unworthy lhe regret OF nus Old
aye; sue uttered laln.'y.
= wlll 40 your olddtns' Agatl'a, Tor
nave loved you! sald lie young sports.
man { as ne rushed forward and stood
before them. ''
Ivy l'h trembling hngers the maiden
aetached smail gold cruclflx from her
oosom. ne lorSaVe MS murderefs,'
sue SAG sala almost ihar'icuiately;
.W ~ you lnoeeo part WIN me ho'y
symool' asked 'he yoo'h IN an accent
oi iePfoacn' .,
Ahu why s'ioulo slie no'' cfiea the Inc,
oaloll 'aogi''''y' auo teafih9 gemmed
s'al ilo''' MS own 'es,' he p'aceu IL ot1
'lie ooso'i' VI lile iiaioeh' 'Agatlla VIII
l'o' fegfet tl'e gut. ... s..
n,' 'l's7 1':, 'iiuii''oieu .'lie yoush-; sn;
away ana the pro'o iora iroWhed lear,
IVY 'ol' MS youhs 1assai' I'LL hc turned '
asl.'S ahu aepat 'ou' II :,
:. nol''nS passeu' a'io l''e olu mar
u'eu' i''i oil tiia' o'Ge o'oeaieo ne Hat
pasaIu aIay, i anu 'Lie 'L hiaiach was re-
li'eii'oe'eo o.''y as oiisi' Visloh' ears ears
sPeu OIL One ''otnl''S' ali aseo SteP'
.,o' - 'la' Hoo oo'l'e',lnS S'i''o' my lssioe
,'o ioIAs Ja',. ne u.o% uoa, a: all aha lhere m
atay 'o'. ",iG' nnl La L"s =, h "r'.'0 aio :
nom lou 1,i an'ors @ M :, o" VIZ. a,a .as'
lo"'l'eu We ri,eI,aI all "I' a oelia
nnd 10 9l'o d nau 'ul,sIu h.,d ael iom. w. se,''
| uiSu uuS2Cl 4"'lo Jul iCu III ICi OOSOlIl
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19
Oarcos WHEAr!- There was left

OREeos WHEAr!-There was left,
with US, says the Frederick Herald. q
few heads Of Oregon" Wheat, which
was taken from Bloomfield farm, be-.
longing to Henry Shelter, Esqy near
Middletown, Maryland. Said wheat
was in head on the 2sth Of April The
gentleman who leftit stated that It was
the natural wheat Of Oregon Territory,
fetched in by missionary: and pre-
sented 10 Gen. J. Hite, Of Pennsylva-
MIA; he stated that the natives told him
that it had been growing there sponta..
neously for great many years. r,,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19

To IMPROVE THE FLAVOR or COFFEE.
To each pound Of roasted coffee add l
forty or fifty grains Of carbonate Of Ser
da. In addition 10 improving the fa.y
yor, the Soda makes the coffee more i
healthy. asst neutralizes the acid con.
taincd in the Infusion.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-19

PRrNTIyG.-Printing is a noble work!
and though the Printer be confined to a
narrow circle, and amidst the hum OF
the busy world without, and the ceases
less din of the politician andthe news-'
monger within-though compelled to
inhale the noisome air of the printing
office, and by the dim lamp atmidnight
Work, work, work! I ',.'- ~. ',y-,s -.
With fingers weary and worm Y, - 70
Eyelids heavy and red. III
yet does his bosom thrill, and his, eye.
glisten, as he "sets up" the news Of
some "great victory of his favorite paro
ty. and gloats with eager delight, while
at the same time he reads and puts in
type, the speech Of his great oratorl
He enters into othe spirit of all his work;
he cannot be mere machine--the.
very nature Of his work sets his thoughts
into motion; and while the ''types go,
click, click in his stick" he maylh I'M.
agination, be scrutinizing the inmost re-,
cesses of some distant country. wander
ing amidst pleasures and palaces" or,
riding on the deep sea. He smiles at,
the ludicrous, looks grave, atythe disas>,
trous: the thrilling romance gives him,
pleasant excitement, and poetry rais-,
es his thoughts to the sublime;, .and it,
may be truly said Of him, that often,
while he is inwardly striving for the,
highest. Then he approaches the artal
ist: he is the true artist who works
both with his head and hands. .7ug,
Such is the lot Of the, Printers such
is life Of man, whose days and frequent-,
ly nights, are, employed in administer.
ing TO the wants, the necessities and
the comforts of others---in the art sofall
arts, the beacon light Of the world a
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From The ST. Laais Rspillc.g 5A
TIL E I'M o TH Il RL e s s.

From jhe St. LGuis KeDttte.s s' "
TH E MOTH Il RLE Is.
You're weary, precious ones! your eyes
Are wandering far and wide; sA
a,T Think ye Of her who knew so,well ID
- Your tender thoughts to guide;
Who .could,to wisdom's sacred lore, s-e
!. Your fixed attention claim2 rpssae8 s,H
I'D Ah!ney from your hearts erase Is ! 4..5
That blessed mothers namea 43 ele
/. IT'S time to say your evening hymn. sss,
sMy u youngest infant dove! ,i,sa..,s ".
Come press thy velvet cheek 10 mine.
' And learn thy lay Of love;
MY sheltering arms can clasp you all.
'.a4 MY poor deserted throng! ,,a,s
Cling as, you used to. cling to her a,q
:, Who sings the angels song,
Begin, sweet birds! the accustomed strain
%- Come warble lone and clear; ~
" Alas. alas! you're weeping ALL
You're sobbing in my ear.
Good night-go, say the prayer she taught
Beside your little bed! avg "4E' --.
T'hs lips that used to bless you there,
~ Are silent with the dead!
Sgc a3 ~ tai jE .'rH a,a
a fathers hand your course may guide,
vss. Amid the thoins of life; saa aaa
His care protect these shrinking plants,
s That dread the storms of strife; p
But who upon your infant hearts .
Shall like that mother wfite2
Who touch the strings that rule the soull
cyd Dear smitten flock GOOD night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

BONE-There is nothing doing for export. Sales TO
the trade 1000 los south Sea IS cents and 5000 do
NorthWost Mt 80 cents, cash.
TALLOW.-A prime article of Rendered is worth Z!
cents cash. The supply is moderate AT 81 Louis
demand for good Country Rendered AT 81 cents. At
Boston sales Western at cts.
LATH.-Eastcn remains at 81 81 y NJ, with firm in
qGiry.
LINE The last sales of Eastern heard oil were at
- - cents = cask.
SEEDS-The market for Clover has rapidly advanced,
and hear of sales today go barrels and 20 erces
Ohio al u cents The stock Of Pennsy vana here j.
held Of market by Spectators. Timothy Is in fair in.
quiry II O00l3 o. In tlaxseed we hear Of nothing
doing.
HEMP-The range fer American dew rotied il s'3d
sos but the market j. dull Manila. without important
sales IL si2 20 = Al II Louis the market j.
anguid and the only sales OF prime dewroiied AT >6-
70 per ton one small lot of inferior ro'ted sold for
sos good SllO1sllj....At Philadelphia the market
firm with but little doing. At Boston there il a
good demand for Americas and prices remain the same
The sales for the week 100 tons and upwards mostly
dew-rotted. $90dl0O; snowrotted $ll5all7 and wa
rer.roited >JOdl60 few tons Russia clean received
via London $40 and los bales konissburg at $50 y
ton mo. Nothing doing in Manila
FLAX-We notice sales 10000 f5s American at u cts
cash
BEEsWAX-Sales 1900 lbs Yellow At - cents, cash.
TOBACCO.-We hear of but little doing ia this arti-
Gle but the market Is firm. The following is the month
ly statement of the Inspection Warehouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

- At Baltimore good demand for Maryland Tobacco
small receipts The sales comprise nearly all the re
cepis about former for the lower qualities and
At slight advance the good and fine sors. Interior
and common s2d$3 middling to good IS 500 ~ !;
good S6dS7 80 and fine = S4. Ohio Tobacco also
sells freely II full prices Common TO midding $3asi
50 good s5d$6 fine red and wrappefy 80 OdclO 4;
hne yellow 81 30 and extra wrappery slGsl3 The
inspections of the week sos hhds Maryland 81
hhds Ohio and So hhds kenucky-tota 1912 hhds.
Recent from the principal Tobacco growing
counties of Maryland represent the cropt be suffering
very much from drouth The same remark applies TO
Virginia and in some degree. 10 Ohio. The Baltimore
American of the I'd inst says few days ago the shp
Henry Shelton sailed for 81 Petersburgh from this port
with 100 hhd Of Tobacco valued At SOOOOO us II the
the first entire cargo OF Tobacco ever shipped rom The
United States 10 Russia At Boston there Is not
much doing excepting in manufactured. Of which GO
packages sold for export.-.-At Philadelphia the mar
ket continues with ses Of $50 hhds. al prces rang
ing from 81 &C. time principally to 20 out Of the
market lmportstions since 1T January 2S'- hhd-.
stock hand 573 hhds.. Al - Louis the largest bu
sincss done this IS now going forward Inferior
/. d2c common ease; fair 3 n &c nne iidoc; and
good TO choice manufacturing 5dsc Z 10. The total re.
cepts of the week 1905 hhds and sales 10 40
hhds Total receipts since Let January amount 10 5o92
hhds saes during same time to 21ll. same time last
year receipts 5629 sales do 25l2 hhds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
DIED.:

On Tuesday, 5th inst after lingering illness, AN
DREW vANHORN, in the 62d year OF his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
nd his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his late
uidence, No. 50 Alenstreet
On Monday 4th Mrs Amelia s. lie Brun, %
In Boonville Oneida Co ~ Y. on Wednesday. July 30,
ClR0LINE. daughter of Salmon and Margaret Bates,
sssd "a years.
At Albany, ID, Vim. son OF Robert swain. ~
At Ashtabus 23d ult SHADRACH DODGE, soldier
f,he Revolution aged -.
Al Frankfort Herkimer County, Goth, Harriet wife of
Wlham b Holmes aged 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

SyDs's SsRsArtRILLA We know of no form OF disease
s,elfwpulsive Wen disgusting to others dschars
4 cores, pus,ues and scabious complaints especially
their ravages visible upon the exposed parts of the
cOn Thousands have rid themselves OF these unpleasant
Equipments of sessed condition of the blood. by re-
pu to Sandss Sarsapanlla; but there still thousands
so dshgured by them and whose health. tenn er and
Yrr are affected by the circumstance. To such we say
" Ibis purifying prepa alton whichwil speedily efscc the
syca discooraons from counenances and thus by
roucng you yourselves, and rendering you attractive
ad Of repusve Others restore the pacidy OF yoni
uscs removing at the time both physical and mental
irritation.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by a. B. d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ FUlionsreet, New York
Sod also rs Broadway. II Fast Broadway and by Drug
rs generally throughout the United States Prce - per
b0i.le. Six bottles for A.
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MARRIED.:

On Tuesday the 5ih inst by Rev +. F. Hatfield. HEN
RY G. DUNNLL. NJ II. to Miss ANNA MARIA, daughter
ofObadiah Newcomb, Jr. ESQ all Of this city.
Al harrisburg Pa on the 2i,h ult Hon Charles c. sui
lvsn Of Butler County. member of the Pennsylvania
ssnste 10 Mics Susan c. Selizer of Lebanon Co.
On Monday, 4th by Rev. Mr.. Seys, Robert Bazaty TO
NGgaref COwen.
Al Cincinnati. Goth ult NJ. Springer to Cecilia ORGY
huse ofNew-York
Al Albany 4rh. George Harrison 10 Mary J. Northrop.
Al Philadelphia 3lst ult Charles T. Meryine TO Matilda
? p Blger of New York.
Al Hudson. 22d ult James A. Campbell to Della A.
Iiaver-2Jd, Richard 1horne to Sophia Gripman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

The whole number of Polls in the City Of Lowell is
5397 tax on Polls (at 81 20 each) ss095 30 tax on Is
iates Se65j6 81 whole amount of tax, SlO4652 IL.
Valuation of Real Estate, s94O6lOi; valuation of Per-
sonsl Estate IS 223666 total valuation. $l4629 100
Valuation of Corporations s9,l775OO; do Of Nonresi-
dents ST. 09s 6i6 do OF Residents si,3537H City APP
preparation 500 300 County tax $40 i05 "a State tax,
s247s; Overlayings, sl,56s 81 The following is the
amount of tax upon the Manufacturing Corporations
Merrimack Co $40 500; Lawrence $500 Boot 1886
Hamilton S6336; Massachusetts 50 1856; Mddlesex So
goo; Lowell S3l6s. Appleton $3l6- Suffolk -, DC
fremont So los Lowell Machine shop, $3.50; Locks
and Canals : -3i Lowell Bleschery 1863 90. Total
tax on CORPORATIONS SIS 1903 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

r,- u,,,c,.,o fure the c Complexion and Eruption. Of
,hs 81 M SAT- Rheum Frecke-. scury, fmpes, tryslpe-
IA Botct-s Morphev, Tan Fever spos rites OF Insects.
Nuske,o.s &c 10 Change the Color OF Dak, >unburn.
y,., n,.colored shin 70 a beautiful healthy cearne--.
T I,p chemical Sose i really %. wonder Of the age
Wei nj. the Medical society o. rams cal blessing
al ~, iyrnfor NJ Ne-prine. ptnlsn hrOrit II curing
,o and. all over the States and Brh Pos.es-sns;
rey efadcaies every cru OF Disagreement OF the sn
,mrarng 10 the Face. Body Neck Arms beautiful,
neafh! ciearness. No Misrepresentation offered One
rial will suice 10 recommend II all sold Oy I. JOnes.
Sign Of the American Eagle % Chatham 31 Broad
wsv NY. or lj9 Fulton =. Brooklyn. aus Seed
~ The genuine. Original Oalvanlc Rings and Magnetic
Fud ce bratd for the OF All Nervous and tnronc
Diseases be- obtained only 10 this city 81 the Doctors
Agents A. B D. Sands - Fulton, l7j Broadway, II tasi
Broadway. A9 lf3 and % Fulton streets also A. the Drug
Stores 81 Walker u Catherine. Guon corner BDwery All
Grand; ~ Avenue ID corner Clinton and DIVISION 10
Spring Brooklyn-Mr-. Hays, l5s Fulton. Pnoe u ngs
I shfiInya Eluif IS cents. aus Reed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
PERRY'S ERASIvE.
~ Far Renewing stains from the Hands,

1ts il re.sy-Invenf-1 compound for IN nee q on5s-
s.,r,s Ci~rk. Hsfrrs Dyers Tanners tcPpers o. n,
Tinnrrs (,oldsrhs Foundry men, sno~mAk-fs SNaae
ani Hoasesecp-rs genersy, and Al oher 1850 rs ~,
v IN instantly any STAN. lnksPpi- Dye lsl " -
narl color OF any Kind from the hznts and ars or liza
he face In the complete manner and "l9u "a
The most delicate ski1 II Is preparation soehns - ~
cold cresm-contsins no Corrosive So - -
and the Skin where II has been sppieo as -'' s
smooth ss Nature intended Il should BE-. .- 20
Sold wholesale and retail only by b. sANpo ~,
Chemists 2-5 Broadway, Chsfnherssi, aaa
n East Broadway Price S7t eentA sao oeo'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

SHERIFF sALE.-By vlr'ne OF WI 1a. ~ .. :, a.,
ysssu.e oftsr CITY Hal, in The cyof New forS, %
ne-day be 9TH day Of Sepisnber i.to' ~ y -
on he lin dsy u March 1919 or al any iae
xbose hands the zane may oe o. y ai ~ ~ ha.
ss-S am Giberi died s<zsd, situated, yi1z az 4
ry Ia III. sinfh Ward Of Tie City OF New fofz, on The
n Of Green sich-.i,ee'. between Perry and Ham
nt .tr-ef- houni-d follows Beginning on the ves'-
-, os ii yych AZ fessid, ,ae southeastern
-,r~r ~ Loo " map hryeinsfer Mentioned rnnin
hence noyhwesty aorg s4d ot u feet t land now -
.s Of El.d fsn, th-n-e westerly aonk sad lani
IS feet h-ace -ouihriy a0ng t NO. n on ssd map 70 ~
incte- theUce spufn-.<trrly -.oag lot No q sad
feet The Inc of 0eerw co-ert thence norm sster
dong zd Inc Is Zee 10 r place Cf be ginning. 81 the
more lez--hch -ald premises xd dow asf 81
gi-h-i O. Vt NJ. - map enlfird Mao No Of Prope
" IN M Snlh Ward ofthe City Of New OK belonging
,he estate of William w Gilbert, dated NewYors, Deem
her, 1881. surveyed by Thomas Lailow.-Sesi York, Az
su-t o. iS31 WA JONES shenn
/ w AIIgx Depu,y Sheriff aus aw6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

L>OR GENTLEMENS WEAR, now receiving Al The
New Yok Cash Tailoring ESTABLISHMENTS, No. ls7 Broad
way, three doors below TIM Franklin House
The subscribers receiving their Fall supply Of
rich styles French Elastic Casmres, and |eslngs Also,
very rich patterns Of Cvss; scas and Fancy Dess articles
Of description for G-nii-mens To Which they
would Invite III. attention Of the pablo.
Strangers and others arriving Ia the city, wishing fall or
partial OUTFIT viii Ind this eslsbhm every article
quis.te Ia complete G.ntemsns Wardrobe VI the atest
STYLES and best fabrics, al the lowest ash prices
Full suits furnished few hours notice and for the
OF requiring garments for immediate
keep and the nn-sf
quality and latest styles equal In every cssc, Ia those made
ord'r Terms cash delivery and uodesi,on ~ Prices
au{ i,u j. &. BOOTH CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Commercial and Mouey Mato, So, Inst Page.

TrEspAY z. II.
The Stock Market was firm to-day, and some de-
scrpuons improved. Pennsylvania De were better. \.
York and Government Stocks were IN demand.
In Bills there is but little doing. Sterling p TO-,
Francs 3Oa5 at.
The receipts of the Long Island Road viii reach
about s3s 900 from all sources.
The earnings of the Harlem Road for July will
be a few hundred over 10000
We give below statement of the leading items
Of the City Banks with the exception Of the Butchers
and Drovers and Mechanics and Traders