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MsrUsS Posr, Physician, So Broadway. Jyl Inc
XlILLIAM>BuRGH FIRE IN>t RANCE
w CO.-Ofce IN Grand near First street. W lliamsolrgh
Agency Oifce No. ~ Wastreei. Wells Buildings, New
YORK.. The Company continues 10 insure every description
property throughout the United States against Loss or
Damage by IRE, reasonable any other Com
psnv DIRECTORS
{ Lahriskie. VI Clspp, Samuel W iets,
Benedict Nicholas Wyckof. . Handy,
John Skilman. A T Van BOskerck. Thomas McElrah.
Fred W Favre. Francis srenheil. Jeremiah Johnson.
L Richardson LEMU Ell RICHARDSON, President
ASDREw h. HODcEs,
iali ffI WASHINGTON POST. Ageni Y. York CITY.
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Eaf27Srtfr.1NBU RGii-FARF Jl--Landng al Van couh.
lands Dock, tPeekskillD West Point Cod
Spring Cornwall, Nesburgh, Fshki and Hamburg
The new and fast steamer EUREKA, Captain wa
DINE TRUEsDELt the foot OF Barclay street daily.
Sundays excepted at 4. NJ. Leaves PoughAecpse 81
past A. NJ.
For freight passage inquire Of the Captain board, OF
o 4. J. HALL Agent, NJ the Office on the wharf. ies
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miscellaneous.
coNANT's PATENT YEAST.

CONANIS fAIENI 16ASls
CCORDlNG to the old maxim, " Bread is the stan OF
"A life" But II il certain that GOOD HsALTHfvL BREAD
SWEET LIGHT and DIGEsTisLE,is by no means easily oo
tanned and myrads OF persons obliged wander along
without that essential staff.
Chemical science and research never expended Tor
necessary and useful purpose than in Tire discovery OF
the material which should promptly and certainly produce
good Bread. Thai great de>deratm has been obtained by
the skill and patience of Mr. Conan of Lowell, who has rs
cerisned the requisite for the procuring Of super
excellent Bread quickly the -four be kneaded and
baked II demonstrahe that by The old slow process o
tvinous fermentation much of the nutritious portion OF The
-four is extracted but by the application Of CONANTs
PATENT YEAST instantaneous eaervescence directly fol-
lows. and all the saccharne properties OF The meal are re-
tanned thus securing the entire nourshmenI which Tie Hour
naturally includes
Sold wholesale and retail by
MP MUSSEY, Clinton Hall, cor Beekman and Nassau.
GASSNFR 4 YOUNG, 49, Chsthsm-sL
CHESTER briggs, 6sl Broadway.
JOHN H. BROWN 4 BROTHERS, IS and 81 Brost-sL
STAPLES FORD. l52 Bowery
$. v ALBRO Sls Bowery, cor. BOndsL
T. i A. : HOPE, 1872 ChanberssI
DOMlNlCK DRuMMOND, 40 Greenwich
SAMUEL NIP, AS Broadway.
Also by The principal Grocers IN general ies ostiy
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N
"A PANY-Ofce No. - formerly No i6l WAl-sieet-
Insure against damage by FIRE and the casualties Of
GENERAL MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION. on
security ample and terms the most favorable.
By the act Of Incorporation all the profits shared by
the assured and the Company liberty 10 redeem the
certificates c,4sh after the profits exceed -5oote All
losses VIII be promptly adjusted and paid.
TRUSTEES.
James De Ogden, sam'l Mitchell, A NJ Merchant,
James Brown, Samuel Wieis, sp'er Benedict,
John GhOn, VIM Thompson, Almet Reed.
r Burru VIM Adams. Richard Irwin,
>poford, Nmmarsh LOring Andrews,
i Norre. Benz Richards Abm Bell,
ID \ COmsiock. James Reyburn, + II Dclano,
VI Weimore, WIN AspnwAl. Foster, Jr
Fdw Sanderson Thos W Ludlow, W Gray,
4 Woodhun. Leo'd suarez. Jas n Van Allen,
Roht l. Taylor, Thos Richards, Jed Frye,
Edwd Center. John Cryier. Jacob Harvey,
Henry Chsuncey, Schuyler Livingston.
JAMES DE- T. OGDEN. President
A. NJ MERCHANT Vice President
LEWIS BF>rO~
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DISASTERS &c.

UfSkS
The schooner George Pendlctcn from Bangor with
humber which was ashore on Wsch Hill Reef short
time since has been towed into Mystic. The bottom Of
the weasel IL nearly al gone.
Capt Chase from Nantucket, states that the brig re
Gently reported on the Hedge Fence belonged TO Ban
eor The report Of her having bilged was undoubtedly
Incorrect. She may have been the Maria l.. Hill re
Gently ct Edgartown.
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ls4o-oPPoSTIoN TO MoNoPoLY-is45
~ = NETWORK AND ALBANY E\fRESS

LINf.-rhrough without landing
new low pressure and swim running steam
boat EXPRESS. will commence her regular irip- tor
the season and will continue Until the close Of naviga
ton leaving the pier the Of RoBNsO>.sr. regularly
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and AbaIr, Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays At T.. NJ and Will arrive In
pie time take ihe morning of East or West
This boat is hited up with splendid rooms on deck,
and her furniture Il all and Of tbs best KIND. Dor pas
apply on board ~ above.
~ B.-Freight taken at low prices. mo
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On WESTERN LAND-wanied Tor Guy Property
Several desirable pieces OF City property viii be
sold IN exchange for Land In Ohio, Indiana Nch-
gan Illinois Persons having land In either " the above
States 20 dispose Of Will apply
Jy8 lw RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, No II Wallst
IN CLIFTON, STATEN IsLAND.-A valuable
~ piece OF Land situated the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS adj
joining the property Of Mes-rs. Lyman Low, Aspin-
wall and oher., commanding mOst beautiful water and
land prospect The farm contains 10 and would make
several very desirable country seats For particulars apply
to 0yii RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr. No. II walls.
faA FARM FOX -ALE.--slluaie on ile koad rom
New Rochelle 10 Wine Plains about equi-di -ant from
each containing 10 ACRES OF LAND all Of which
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which i Wood Land
The place divided by lane, and aid out into convenient
lots for cultivation AL the fences Of stone In good
order and the ground 10 slate " cultivation The build
ings a. Oi good character and In order For TERMS apply
>. h. KENYON, on the premises, VI
d9f J. ADRIASCE, 10 John-st New York.
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-U- MOR>ING LINE Ar, O'CLUUk

A.ii.--S-For Albany aud Troy, and iniermedisis
places The low, pressure steamboat Ikof,
L apt A. Gorhsm. will leave Newlork from Pier nj The
foot OF Barclay street al oc.ocs A. NJ every Iuesiay
THURSDAY aud saturday Returning VIII leave Troy nj b
O'Clock A. NJ and Albsnya O'Clock A. VI. every Monday,
"Wednesday M 4 FRIDAY.
~ For passage or freight apply board the boats.
TO Hall the office the wharf, foot of Barclay 81
The loys-pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves Newton
al O'Clock, \. NJ Monday "Wednesday and Friday.
Returning Will leave Troy Mt u o'clock 4. Nj and Albany
At O'Clock A. NJ every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
For passage freight apply ON board The boats, 10 o.
& Hall the office the wharf. foot of Bsfclaysi lcS
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


IS stonington. - % l. Railroad. ...-. 6s3
25 Farm Loan. ...... 35i 100 do ..........sl5 6si
Monthly Statement Of Imports into c Port Of Ne'c York
from January to June 30, compared wi,h The same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-11

- FOR SALE-A Farm Of p acres, IN Weschester
70 the Boston Po-tROad 10 miles from the Cry Hail.
- and miles from Harlem, within minutes xals
of the Railroad.
On the place Dwelling House, two Farm
Houses, Barn and other OutHouses, with well at the
back door and brook running through the Farm .OveI
1oI Grated Fnitrrees, VIZ Apples, Peaches, Pears,
Quiuce Plums and Cherries with Cunanis, Gooseberrcs
and Strawberries in abundance-and other things too nu
merOus 20 mention
portion Woodland which, If cur, will produce
300 embarrassing OF Oas, Hickory and Chestnut.
The premises offered cheap, The owner wishes 10
leave he State Half the puchasemoney may remain
mortgage.
rT The above has been Market arden for the las
wears, and Is well MANFRED. Price $500.
JOHN GARLAND, Gardener,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NETWORK. ..''..' JULY 10
CLEARED
ship Edgar, McMsnus. Portland, Boyd \ Hinekcn'
Neptune Peach. London I Winslow.
Barks John Gardner. Peterson Belize. AeNsndie'
J o Brown Horton. Gusysma, q lhurston 4"
Brigs q Il Lamar. Ssnncrman Savannah. punnSn N
Dimon; Jan,us. Cooper Baltimore, Draper pe'1'h Ls
on Pallen Bowdenhsm. Elwen & Co.
schrs Ellen Flood II Marys, Ga Chesapeake, stuart,
Baltimore. eager 4 Mailer; Phebe Eliza Osborn Alex
sndria PC s,urccss Chairman. Collector Lewis. Rio
C;rsndc &C Harbcck & Co Evclnc, Pope, Philsdcl.
phia; Washington. Cox Baltimore.
Steamer Anthracite, stewart FhhSdephis
ARRIVED.
Br schr Arethusa Eneas 10 days from Hsreor Island
fruit. old copper sc to Acksrly Ackcr Lcit no Amer
lean vcssels.
Schr Morning Star Holmes, Il days from Curacao
Brazil wood and goat skins to w Lewis. Leo brig
Curscos. Higgins; brig Francis Cohn schrs Charlotte,
Rich X Benton Travis, OF Baltimore-s for Niork IN
3 days
schr Maria. Prince 10 days from ST Johns NJ. coal
TO master
schr Grecsn Chase. from Boston. mdsc.
Schr Friend. Lowell from Boston. mdse.
Schr Excel. from Boston ndse
Schr Cornels, Falkland. from Boston.
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Books.
;, y r,rrrvr AND HALF CENTS.

sNpTCF IS an Almanac. Civ and judi
c.sl with Polcs. Statistical and oihsT lnforrlat.u
Respecting lie state Of New Yors ~ Ne ll,sd sisrs-
n ~ r,.Ti.. 800 bv TURNER 4 HAYDEN.
. - - - No 10 John street
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w1LLIAMsis ANNUAL REGIsTER.

WILLIAMS AN NOAG hLI-S < n.
WILLIAMS NETWORK ANNUAL REGISTER FOX
w ISt5-Beng Tie Ter'h year Of publication, containing
Al ALMANAC. Civil and Judicial List with POarca, siasl
ca and other Information respecting ~ Stale % New" orr
And The United staies Emo. volume OF - pages
PRICE IS CENTS
Among other statistic. the present year = new List OF
the PosOfce. In tbs STATE, over 0 IN number WIN h-
distances from the Cities Of NewYOrk AMI Abany-tose
from NeSYork being gwen FOR he nr-t time IN any
publication Also. synopsis Of The New PosrOrce Law,
particular information respecting annals, Ra rosf- bans
Insurance Companies and Savings Banks, an Apfaleuca
Arrang cement ofte [. :. Tarf new and condensed
plan Sc &C. Fos sale By TURNER HAYDEN
Je-l No 10 Jonn--- near bruaiNas-
EOMuI>~IONER- OF DEED-.-Ju - y . p
~ ID shed. by the subscribers. IN pamphlet form ne
POWERS AND DUTIES or COMMISSIONERS or
DEEDS, Containing AL The Law on the subject, Together
with Complete Forms Of Acknow Jed Emens and Proofs Of
Deeds Drawn up. revised and corrected win the
greatest care and with nct regard Legal Accuracy. BY
a Practical Commissioner. Prce One smiling Published
and for sale by JANSEN BELL
ie21y Law Blank Publishers. sc. l5s Nassau -
VlrI>CON~IN-A TYPOGRAPHICAL AND TOPO-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF WISCONSIN,
with brief Sketch Of - History. Geology, Mneraosy'
Sol Productions. Cove lrneri. &C &c accompanied 9y
Sectional Map, exhibiting he town- p ana ranges ror
sale by HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. 2l6 Pesr.-st ielsyo.
yI,HE UNITED STATES DI~PE>>ATORN.-
L Wood Baches United states D.pensafory-ueH edi-
lion. FOR sale by HUNTINGTON sAEADti
ieiayo. lo Pearl-st
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PERIFoCAL sPECTACLEs

THESE LENSES, pronounced superior 70 all Others u
Use, by Dr Lardner, Patterson, and numerous Other sc
enfc gentlemen are Of American invention and manliact
ed only si the and extensive OPTICAL NOhhs
North Oxford. Mass Numerous testimonials VI ifsar men
he shown, but seeing s believing, tie public are ~
vited 10 examine and Judge for themselves They may oe
found the Wholesale aud retail Agency No ~ Brosws
and also al r. J. CROWES5 Book Store, tfo ofosu"o'
Difficult cases Of deficient vision solicited nr,nu.u
uihG VI r. p y btIoIrc-
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TYPE FOUNDRY.
DRUCES NETWORK TYPE FOUNDRY. No. IS
- Chanlbers.fee between Centre and Chaihsn-sireeis
The following The prices for approved notes al ~
months from which liberal lscoun vii be made for cash
Pca..........3[ cts. a ID. AinIOn......ti ca 10
Small Pica....S3 NOnpsrel.. 90
Long Primer.55 4" Agste.......So
Burgeos .....40 " Pear ......l5
Brewer .......9D
Wood Type Printing Ink, Paper, Cases, Caleys, Brsss
Rule, Composing Sticks Cha-e. and other Printing Mater
ais, furnished with promptude, and a ne lowest prces
GEO BRUCE 4 co.
tV The Type which his paper printed from the
above Foundry Jys In
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Real estate.

- COTTAGES staten Island a. Private Sale
H::. Four new VEL tui Cottages each Containing ~
rooms pleasantly situate, I'VE minutes Ak f0m -
peion Ferry-Lofs 50 feet by oo For particulars. apply 10
tvIO Nv ]. RLEFCkFR. : RrnsA-.. near Val
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THE TRIBUNE.


For The Tribune.
ruorGHTs FOR THE DEPARTED.
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~ ,fAkk KkDtCkD /

,.N.-.-i sl,lo-kslload Lac y bo-ion, Va NJ.
g w.ch ard WOrc-Sfcr. from Pier M Narh
River Daily. O'Clock. 2 NJ by the Cleopas
and Traveller
The CLEOPATRA. Capt. pastan viii cave Norlav.
We!ne.iaVs sni Fridays The TRAVELLER. TuesiAv.
Thursdays ard >sunays - oc4ock of A ems Po.a hts
lake the Car and srrive Boston to tSc the EtS
Tram Ea. By hts Line the passengers have claas-
OF Csrs or Baggage AL kinds OF fregm tsSel ow. n.
cuire - BroaivsV. 81 ON the wharf vf .
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"A A0TI( "a sAMSAiHl;:-.A C0LNTMn !.

:!
Il; SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-near the village Of
- Somerville Somerset Co, New Jersey SAID Farm
consists OF Us of Land, . of which Is Wood Th'
Buildings all NEW. and bulk within Two years-hiouse
and Barn both but Thy days WORK and OF the best mater Al
The House built In the STYLE y by ~ feet 'front.'
hal through centre psrors finished with marble nante
piazza and ~ feet down each side-togcer
with an Observatory top said House story ktch
en- ia rear and Cellar under the whole of the build
ing with Pane- and Nil tag ged through IN the best manner
The Barn is 60 feet long and painted mCarage House
lce-HOuse &C Also great variety OF FRUIT Of al de-
scripuons-together with quantity Of Shnbbery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards othe Country
Seat and about quarter of mile OF The Railroad. The
place about hours and half from the City For far
Their particulars inquire Of the subscriber and proprietor 9th
NArio>AL HoTE.., No. CORTLAND ST., New York
m2lu tHAS NfkOFf.
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~. FOX SAIE-oue new three story House ~ 40
II: Seventh street. Decatur ace hefv Avenues in
- c. TonpAin. PARK The house : finished n
modern style. III mahogany doors, sic0 mouniuEs mar
bic manies throughout IA rooms. bath room m 81
story fountain and shrhhrry yard &c Two third. Of The
purchase money can remain bond and orfga.e for three
ivi0tf GLENN. ROGERS 4 co
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.U-,NEw-Y0RK ALBANY a TROY

= - LINf.-FoS ALBANY AND fRos DiaFcr.-
The steamboat EMPIRE. Capt H. g.
Macy Will leave The foot of CORTLAND street, III E>DAf
evening nj O'Clock
Tho Empire owing 10 her .h dram ~ water, vii he
ahled at s times 10 pass the bars and reach Albany and
Troy In ample time to take me Morning Tran OF Cars East
OF West
~ For freight or Passage apply ON board, or Ia G
CLARk. II iht Onrr ON he WHAT Ie.b
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."s-1.s-; DO Ne" LONDON M NVfNieh ~ 90
< - Providence snd Newport -. The new an.
eerant steamboat rRAN ELER Capt Vanderbilt, vii
the ace OF steamer Worcester IN tie Nor~ ci Inc he
Norssfef being wiihifswr form The day ae Id Newport
And Providence bv The Long Island Rairoaf whlch cave.
Whitehall al 81 VI. Fare 10 Newport AID Prov deuce 81
tx4Ff
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,n-.- , MONNING LINE AT O'oLOCN

-
Landings fgou the Steamboat P.cr Al The
foot at Barclay Leaves New York nj O'Clock,
NJ Monday "Wednesday and Friday, and Troy att o'clock
A. NJ Albany att O'Clock A. Nj Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday Breakfast and Dinner on board he boat
The new low pressure sleamboot NlAiAkN Capt
Desrool on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Morning. al
O'clock -
For passage freight apply on board OF To b D. HALL
at the Office on the wharf
N0rIcE-A goods freight, baggage, bank bills, specie.
or any other Kind of property, taken, shipped, or pat
board this boat must bee al the rsk OF TIE owners " such
goods freight, baggage, Ac. le5
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E:s the hngsbridge Road, between filh and sixth
Avenues, od aud 10Th streets, containing Acres OF
LAND In good ysOn aud Astounding IN Fruit Trees
shnibbcry &c The ground Is elevated and commands
noble Of the waters Of fiurgate and East RIVER and
also an extensive view of Long Island. TERMS MADE
EASY Apply 10 ANDREW :. b. McGOWN
Executor. OF Andrew McCown, deceased, or
hlrf J. ADRIAN(E. y JOln--i. N v
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.r~, NrW.NnRk. ALANN 4 TRoY

N
o'clock I. Mile Steamboat EMPIRE.
Cant r. b. Macy. viii leave the steamboat pier foot oi
Conrand-sL every Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY ser
noon, al o'clock
The Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt VIM n Peck. every
Monday W Wednesday AMI FRIDAY afternoon, al O'Clock
For Passage Freight apply ON board az al the orce on
49,, .L.sf A.sl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

ITEMS OF NBNS.-Thc s2aglc Factory at
Fort ADAMS, Mass. WAS, with all its contents
entirely destroyed by fire ON "Wednesday at,
ternocn.
a military Courtof Enquiry is now i'm scs.
sion at Washington, examining Into the char-
gcs against Lieut.. McLaughlin, while in COM
mand in Florida.
The companyo of United States troops which
was remanded To Baton Rouge Tor the protec-
ton OF the arsenal, has received renewed or
des from headquarters iorTexas.
Its said that General Almonte maintains
am active correspondence with Santa Anna a,
Cuba, and emisslrics are employed in ever,
direction throughout Mexico, to take advan
tage OF the present disorgani1ed condition o
affairs, To invite him to return and assume tn,
supreme command
The mayor of New York has been arrested
and held 10 bail in the sum Oslo 900, at TN
suit OF several of the mock auctionccrs who's
business has been broken up by the plucard
Beware oi Mock Auctioneers.' = ID
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Gemrg@s
THURSDAY. OCr. =, 1915


We really regret to seq the Cincinnati Atlas
Cppylns the mIsrrpr sensations oi the Wheel
in, rim,s. Ii inserts the article u, the Times
reldliveto tia, "yawi" u,vitttioa above that
port, stating that the ''Priirit Birts' pIsscn-
gers left the boat NJ the Sisters above
Wheeling. Pitts Jour.
Really, we find it dbl ult mlttrr To steer
clear OF the prejudic,s oi the paper, of the ri
val cities, when extracting articles that have
the appearance oi canlor At this distance
we could not july, oI The stage of water a.
bove Wheeling, anl did not stop to inquire
whether the Tim ; could b. relied on for its
accuracy ri statements as tn the water. Even
the Pittsburgh papers OF the same date FREE
qucutly vary as ia, depth oi water in the
channel there, "by the marks We have no
interest in msreprcsentinS the depth of water
in either place; and il misled by the papers at
either ''hcad of navigation" we cannot con
ceiyc that the Atlas IL censurable therefore.
Cincinnati Atlas.
We answer the Atlas most positively that
the statement made in relation to the passen.
gers of the Prairie Bird is strictly true. and 81
Is every one we have ever mlde in relation I,
the river. In few DAYS we shall have 1
statement from our wharf register that will
settle this matter of navigation. For the tru,l
at the yawl matter we refer To the captain o.
the Prairie Bird.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

BREACH OF TRUST.-Thc canal boat
NonPareil on her last trip from Taledo to this
city, says the Cincinnati Chronicle of Saturday
evening, was put in charge of one of the hands,
on the other side of Dayton, by the captain,
who was taken sick, and obliged TO stop by
the way. The men cleared the boat of Day
ton, and passed on several miles, sold some
tea, which was on board, tied up the boat, and
drove the horses TO this city, where they soil
them, realizing three or four hundred dollars
by the operation. They then made their es-
cape and have not been heard of since,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
GOOD TO REMEMBER The .,

GOOD TO REMEMBER The gentleman
IN church may be known, says am old observer
oil men and manners. by the following:
/. Comes i'll good season, ~ as neither to
Interrupt the pastor nor congregation by u late
arrival.
=. Does not stop ON the steps or in the por-
hco, either To gapc Mt the ladies', salute trends
or display ms colloquial powers.
.; Opens and shuts the door gently, and
wa,ks deliberately up the aisle or gallery stair,
and gets 10 his seat as quickly and by ,nakino
as lew people remove as possible.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02
EMIGRATION TO Try1S a.,

EMIGRATION TO TEXAS.-It !. stated
by the Arkansas lntclligcnccr. published 8,
van b''ren, OF the 9th ultimo. that number.
OF persons bad passed through that place ON
their way to and from Texas, who had L..n
AM were going 10 see tls country aud. solc,,
homes iorthcuscycs there. a party Of con.
u'nrn resident ofYau Buren. had also star,
81 WIN Toe intention Of travelling over the
greater part OF the (about to bc) new State.
WIN The view Of selecting suitable locations
20 settle on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-02

'fHE ANNUAL FAIR and E,h,biuon oI ,hs
n ono mud Brooke county agricultural Socisty
VII be held nj - o., L'bv.y. on w,iues dny ,h,
i3h OIL, 1915. Ample otrnne,m.nis will h,
"ade Tor 'he acc"mn"diIinp of all stock. Sc
brought 10 the Ear. by u committee uppoin,cd by
'hc Sociey.
Bv order Of the Board Of Managers
oct UsE. II WILSON
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