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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-03

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
81 ~. and 81 brown and blesched .hir,nr, Low.
ell aud virginia cottons, brown and blcached sbirtnc,
apron checks, American, French and Attakapas cot
tonades' 6edtcking.i black apacca bombazinc and
summer cloths, black and colored mernos, pankin,.
black and colorcd cambre,. English, French ano
american prints mourning calicoes, Irish liuen. Ru.
a diapers, damask table cloths, canbric Swis, ana
Jaconet muslins, Madrass silk ard linen cambrie hand
kerchcfs black Italian crarats, Prussan shawIs whit.
and black cotton hose and half hose worsted silk and
kid gloves, webb and gumelastic susyenders. Ind,,
oonnets, cotton cord, white and colocd spool coton
black and coored sewing silk hooks and YES, needle,
pms whaebone, buttons ivory, drcssng side nd tucL
combs brass, steel und silver ihimblcs looking lasse
violin strings, fish hooks and lines ma aches siee mem.
paper ink pen and pocket knives table knives npi
forks spoons, Sc. &c. 1
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS:
Ladies brogans, slippers es buskins and half raiter,
ss Toys ana infants shoes and brogans men kin and
seal br"gnna eentlemcps sewed and peged calf pnJ liz
poots, slippers and dancirg pumps, broadbrim blact
ana drab Russia hats, fashionable silk, Russia oas,
mere and nu!ria hats, scalct, cloth and fur caps.
CLOTHING:
An assortment of Summer pa It's coats and vests bael
satin vests drawers knit Shirts lchr bosom shirts. &c
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE. &c.
All OF which were bought low and will be sold cha,
for Cash or Country Produce
Van Buren,. June %, lsi5.-a0.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sal1s qt SOc2s, .ee Foar.A Pag..

"WEDNESDAY. P. NJ
There was no. much done at the Board to-day.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Bonds ind Long Island Railroad
closed the prices OF YESTERDAY Norwich WoEces-
ter fell OF (: ; Harlem Railroad Reading Bonds t
Reading Shares :.
Exchange-Foreign-we quote as follows On
London lO7.al07l Paris $500 $751;: Amsterdam
3ss03a. Hamburg 81; 63ii; Bremen 76.G763.
The Money Market is .; tight, and it Is report
ed that the emission OF Treasury Notes has already been
made.
The following dividends have been declared: The
Cir Fire Insurance Co four per parable on the
ll.h inst he Manhattan Co. seni.ann dividend Of
three per cent payable the ION the Trustees o; tie
Eew.York Life Insurance Co. serntsHuus dividend o.:
three AID hsf per payable on the 10Th inst the
Albany Exchange Bank three and half per cent psya
able on the lIth inst the africa Buffalo Railroad Co
hve pcr parable demand on the Bank O: the
State OF y. Y.
The Cincinnati Atlas Of the LIST says Business
Is once more resumed on the Ma, Canal and twenty
FIVE boats were 70 be stretched along the landing
Yesterday receiving and dischsrgins reights. We IN
derstand however that the water wi. be let Of again at
Mddletown on the 9Th inst for the purpose OF repsiT
ing the feeder gates and will remain out four days
Exports from he Pom Of Nel York from The 2it Of Jaiy 70
The Isl Of .duguE, incluStre.
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rh,u9s In Philadelphia.
,o-responaence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. g.
Won sec the chain gang in this morning Demo,
nsrors Of our c:,y-n1er who hug ;aer shame ana
-azs M. with irpaden. looks the gaze OF the coEnpa''
.onase Men-ciaiing 10 oe ressonsoic-sSy ~
Y Dallas that ne has evnced Roman lfH.'es' my
pretend tina, our citizens applaud his act genie
men !, requires al the efforts OF tne !eho VI a az
rder 10 ureven. demonstration which weu!o % appa
rao,,,re. evcry eserton 10 prevent the honest OF
o,ro nsrrv from, breaking out INTO excesses and
should such thing be done. II VIII be Heudarious!y
ehsryed upon the Wings. have thought that party
cnlne might break tho fall Of Mr.. Daas but his ;Tn
nrndept friends have sealed his doom, II ne receives
Inc honors Of apGry triumph nov the People VIII have
their sober second thoughts and will se al right
We are pleased here at the confirmation oi Col
PAGE as Collector. He IL good fellow and uough an
still MS bnnORrsenl Ike charity covers 2ultde Of sins
For the recording angel charged wiz posting the
Of political dcrlecton would blot out page tor
nm before would sentence for the cold calculating
Buchanan or Dallas He viii make good officer.
Asyou published the Oregon Treaty You are in
eres led IA knoyyng tie result OF the investigation Mr.
Wallace Of the North American who summoned to
Washington has returned he received the package from
the Post Office which sent anonymously and pub
hed Il account Of It's importance and the many evil
whence ii obtained. / have little doubt those
frequent infractous Of the secrecy Of the senate
from those who dsapprove Of the Star Chamber Sessions
they call them dler from them IN ther disapprova
but am not soy 10 zee the public 9ueted on the ore
gGn qucstion
Some littlo business movement today on account
Of foreign ndyces but nothing Of particular moment
SALEs or Srocxs-FuSt Board.-3 Commercial
Blk 49s 500 Leh!gh Sc rs 80 Be,pser Boards95 Le-
nigh Interest 20 5000 Reading Bonds as 70; 5000 do
~ $500 state S. G5s 1885, do 65t $500 do 65 slOIi
do GJi 1864 81 do, IS! Second Boord-5 Farmers ana
Mech Biz Az 20 do S. Az.
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Markets. d. >. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
Wrn>.ran,r Aug Z ls46

"WEDNESDAY, Aug. s. le46.
AsHES.-The sales are quite mode rate--the inspeo.
tona recently having been small Pots steady at -
80 Pearls may be quoted SidSi 6:-t being ditfcult
10 purchase them AT the lower.
COTTON-Thc sales to-day nre GOO bales The mar.
ket drm without change OF prices since the arrival OF
the steamer.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The recent Foreign accounts
have not had az far as learn, any influence on
our market which with ligh, receipts remains very
firm Gencsee would sell largely for export at 81 -.
but holders are firm at 81 l5GSi lSs and none can be
bought for less 500 bbls Michigan sold for shipment
supposed at 81 IL: $50 800 do round Ohio, Jersey
and Penns yvana Siand 500 Brooklyn Mills for export
81 2! The demand southern Is not large and the
markets. quiet 800 bbls Brandywinr brought 81 3.-
In Rye Flour and Corn Meal we heard OF no change.
GRAIN-WheA; is in good supply but the demand i
only moderate LOCO bushels Western Rye sold at -
cents and 500 new Southern III the neighborhood OF
tina, rate lot OF 5000 bushels Northern Rye reerre
10 Yesterday taken tor export supposed al b CTS
500 do mixed for disuing brought 6o in the slip Oats
are as before about 932 for Canal 500 bushels
have improved. 1000 bushels damaged Western sold
at i9952 cents 1900 good 81 and raw Northern ie!-
low supposed CO. weight
WHlSKY.-Barrels come in slowly but the demand
Is moderate, 60 sold to-day at pa cents
PRovIslONS-Thc market tor Beef Pork and Lard,
and indeed for almost every other description Is very
quiet, there being very tte disposition speculate
oney as we understand having been lost the past
son BY some if all the operators in Provisions The
only sales which have TGnsplred to-day, a, tar as we
could learn were go hhds. and ties Picked Hams and
Shoulders al & 10 and 5, e3i Tor the latter
no charge for packages.
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General Sotircs.

Ara Neering Of The friend O! he N.v-yors
ana E-,e Railroad held E. ice M=rchz, Exchange Az
g,.; 1876. CHARLES \ DAVIS. Esq WIS Gale; . ne
Chair, AID JoHS ). 7EJELFs sPPo1!et seer-tssz.
Ire OBJECT. Of re meeting having bean stated By WI
IAN z Dodge. ESD the following Resolutions were u1zai-
rou5ly adopted;
V.e-eas Tie civ Of New-Yors las deep interest IN
vrEa;e-e- relates % l ard progress OF the Se-Yors
And Ere Railroad Eo-k which, when completed. Il
T!eTet or- second in PorErce 10 ne E-1e Canal. and
which VII. accommodate greater extent and variety Of
interests thar any sisr Work < chi aov~ Or likely be
hereafter presented :or me consideration OF The public
And
VIereas Tie question oflocsag certain portions O; this
RoaG havng been referred 70 Commissioners appointed by
Lee Legislature FOR s; purpose and i being Eo'v under
STOOD nat they have completed ne pre- %
decision and have advertised Eee lie friends and ad-
voca;e OF me different aarpersvi-ie and Bag
na--loa. u 3rOC1e CoE1y on tie !oiu and I'm ms; 10
near ne statements CT parties Interested - he decision
hal cI-s;I0n-Al1
Iyierezs Il ! understood ihai The Comics aid Towns on
the lie Of ne different routes intend sending Delegates 70
represent her Interests before the and -
Il i considered ia; The cze1s OF NeTvloTk hare
,e-e., y This question Inferior 10 uO1e-Therefore
Rol.eG Taa nree Delegates De appointed 5y tbs Meet
~. WIN power add 70 tier number 10 represent TIT.
Interests OF This CITY those meetings, and 20 guard aas;
say attempts this s!eet vork soserve Any mere
ocs! or minor lie expense Of those hc
hundred io.d greater u importance anc va!ue
Rol-eG Thai the citizens o.; New York having furnished
nearly al of;he Three Millions OF rev subscriptions, have
right DC heard N question 50 Intimately affecting not
Only Their Interests anc liz: Of our ciiy but equally the
prosperity sad u-et-.1es- Of me %orA
Reoi-eS That the Commissioners be respectfully urged
10 locate this Road on the best and feasible
be selected snd thus confer the greatest beueh on the
creates; number.
Reiot5es That amidst ,he competition Railroads
ghoui our County, every years experience renders
il more and important ha The best and most .avora-
he grades should be selected therefore location OF his
Road any other :kaI he most favorable route
b. regarded otherwise Than great prejudice 70 tie pub
lie interests
The following gentlemen We're appointed g Committee
OF the psEi Of the citizens OF Nef orr, with pove: add
70 heir number 10 attend the meeting Of the Commission
ers Hsrrersyi.e and Binghamton HON. Philips Pho--
nix Hon Hamilton Fisa AID Isaac Townsend ESQ.
jSsneI) CHARLES \. DAVIS. Chairman.
JONI J. PHELPS SecTeisrr. aus
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UlEO'

Yesterday morning after shOCt iilness NJ MICHAEL
saypFOYD il the Beth yer Of hi5 age
o.; s;5s ana scora;ntaaces and OF the family
ave -e-ecru7 invited 20 ettent his funeral is sfter-
49, ~ o'clock from his late reside Is Norton-st
Ia.t ereaing. altar tev days iness FRANCIS
me reac.ves and friends ofhe family are respectfully
;,,tr5 10 attend the funeral this afternoon without far
,.er invitation az O'clock from the residence Of MS
!r.la Mra. Stuyve=snt No I34 2d-avezue coz.
Az Frendsr!Ie Pa af;er lingering Illness, Rev WI
liam 2 Jennings Pastor OF the Catholic Church a;
uIeee Z The 30th year Of he sge.
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General X oticss
Sew.York Weed, Tribune.-C

- Newly Ork w ecAlr Irloune'-SS l'S---s 'S4
Ssa!riav Au,us; S.-PoETKY-La Fsia Morgana' by
Charles Mscsay To lle Gil At her Music Lesson ~
G. C. Fos,er-EpiroSALs The TsriS Overthrow The
New Tsria-wAy should discriminate against Hone L.
au.try Eaecs OF The New Tara OF New Branches c:
Home Industry Mr. Secretary Walker on Taxation for zee
beres c; Manufacturers The Suo-TTess1ry passed VEG
Pauics-L,es otIhe Day; George NJ Dallas Our loun'F
Rgh; or wrorg-The Gospel Banner; TIE Fr-;is "eoo'
Theology; Editorial Correspondence rou; Washington
Newsletter tc Europe by the aihernis From The scar
OF War Two Days La;er fro, Mexico Five Days fFo-
esetngs OF re Convention; Fron wiseoasi1-Ihe MOT
mons Proceedings Q! Coagress By or Regular Cores
poadeo SsopPsses OF Manufactures OF account OF the
New Fs-si Dreadful Disaster or the ST lawrence The
Vetoed HssaoT Bill; Foreign aad Domestic Correspond
e2ce OF The Tribune; Doubling Cape Horn; The SE~
Tariff and he Srs-TsE.ycsy Law complete: Things n
Wash,rg5oG- &c- &c--MIsSELLAS Ecrs-FaTryvel; No
icrs New Publications: J.sEce. Modern Germany
bv Young American; Legislation Hours 9: Labor
Scrs, History o. the Polish RrvplurouT frog;
re y:srch Tor The Tribune; Ecs2cp o; ne Slaves
The British West Indies, No v BY John : C. Abbo Eoc
Joshus 4 Gi6dngs. &c Sc--CcNNcscIAL INTELLIGENCE
-P.oauce SOCKS Money Cs;l- Market, Household Mar
keis. Sc
cb,snri AZ ne deSk-p-ce :: cea:s-
u TERNS-S2 per yea. Al SUBSCRIPTIONS payable
GSEETEY ( McELRATH Tribune Buildings.
cor Spruce and Nassau SIS. opposite he Ei'y siA4
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ID. z. Cd tNlN.
ToMAToEs--The price of Tomatoes still remains
hghfrom 81 50 80 per basket for the best quail
ity The market is toeraby well supplied with very
fine
PEAs-Gone or turned yellow
SQUASHES-Plenty at all sorts OF prices according
to quality. One might get measured for and have a
Squash sen, home exactly to fit Squash large enough
TO supply pretty numerous family with vegetables for
a meal costs about 4 shilling
BUTTER--The best of Goshen and Erie Railroad is
worth 20 cts
EGGS-lll for shilling!
CHICKENS Poultry is not much. Poor Chickens
are worth 5s pair Good would bring their weight
iii gold
BEEF-Frst quality Beef foot is worth g. a. cts.
There is good supply Choice Cuts are worth la IA
cents.
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,

TEF HEROINEs OF SHAKESPEARE, comprising Nus
tracns OF the principal female characters IN the plays
OF the great Poet engraved superb style under the
direction OF Mr. Charles Heath London, with Letter
press descriptive Of the characters By Srs jameson au-
thor of Memoirs on Art. sc. &c
Par. II-Julic Ophelia ,lmogeu elegantly printed on
extra fine paper Price 5 cents.
This work IS valuable. no. only for the beautiful por
traits which tains but also FOR those accompanying
descriptions OF characier which Mrs. Jameson has given
US We can thus iRke this work knowing that al the
time that improve taste over the beautiful
specimens Of art shs also receive food for the MUD
aud from is persa feeling that We now know more
OF human character than we ever DID before.
Also, Toby Found n Revised Edition ofTypee, by
H. Melrle-2 par;s-75 This edition Of Fypet
has Sequel containing The Adventures OF Toby" etle
his separation from the author.
WILEY y PUTNAM, Publishers and Importers,
ans l6l Broadway.
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NOW READY.

TVHE AMERICAN STATESMAS'S MANUAL. com
prisiug the Lives Addresses and Messages OF the Pre-
.iden- the United States with history OF their Admin
isrelons and each Session of Congress, which adj
ted various Historical Statistical and other important
Public Document WIKI copous Analytical Index. In
Volumes large gvo-l7un pages Edited by Edwin VIII
leus, Esq Price Five Dollars.
Just Published-The thirteenth edition of Dowlings His
tory OF Roman ism-52 splendid Ensra"ings.
Filth edition OF Cbeever- Lectures Of Pilgrim Progress
Subscriber to Harperl ShGtspeare.-E. WALKER re-
turns his sincere thanks subscribers 10 Harper
Bible for the very general patronage they have favored
him with and bcs- inform the subscribers 10 ShaAs
peare that he ha, nearly ready most beautiful Pretoria!
and Scenic pattern for this elegant illustrated work
ne M.IkER Nayy- YORK HinGery. II Eutons 81
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Books.

TO ALL GOING INTO THE COUNTRY,
WHO wish provide themselves with cheap reading
w W H Grahnlns Cheap Literary Depot i constantly
supplied with all the LerstuTe OF the day AT the lowest
prices -, -
story the plot OF which laid soug the Green Mountains
preyious 10 and during that pcotrac.d struggle which pro
iuced our glorious ndepeuteuce The character OF Ola
Ethan The bold and fearless. i vel portrayed The olef
personages also are drawn with much power The incl
dents are OF The most vivid interest and the whole charac-
Ter OF the rejects much credit on he a.ready we'll
earned reputation Of The author. New fork sun
Temper and Temperament by Mra Ellis sd
Capt O'Suilivsn. b. Maxwell .
The Artisan OF Lyons. by the author OF the Orange -
Girl, -
The Lectures OF Douysius Lariner now complete
bound '.'''''''''''-7 ~ ~
Martins Bible, No. -
Democratic Review for August, ..........,,.,-
Log OF Privsieer.man, by Capt Merryat ~
pictorial World No 81 .................... y
Grshar's Magazine FOR Au gust, beautiful number 3
The French Cook, most useful book .-......--..
The o: London. by AiEsyvorth. 50
Agents supplied on the best OF terms BY
WI. H. GRAHuM, Tribune Buildings,
a-To Nassau-si.
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TILE DRAMA

NNTM TAYLOR l. co. No. :. ASTOR HOUSE, pub.
w sh This Dag, No. q OF the -" Modern Standard
Drama PIZARRU. A Play in five acts altered from
ko,zebue by Richard Brney Sheridan, with The stage
business costumes, positions, &c. Price y: cts
Have just published, new editions OF The Highlands OF
Ethiopia, by Maor W. c. Harrs-paper-39a PIP with en-
cravings. Price 80 cts.
FltrtSnous In America. or High Liie IN Nsw-York and
SaraIoga. by Satisfied ; cts.
The Grunlblrr by Mss Ellen Pickering. l2i cts.
Arrah Neil or Times OF Old by q. p r james. l2!c.
Tom Cnngle'7 Log, complete. II. certs.
s = Asst
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MARRIED .

On the 5th day Of August bv the Rev. DEte; 4
Tvnz NJ RICHARD N PHTLSRIC Q: Pi--saeld- y.
Il 20 Mss LUCY Ann BEAN Of sc!raacc Mass.
At Fort Washington on TaezdEr, in list ~ Ae.
John Knox D. D GARDNER \ SAGE 70 FRANCES L
daughter Of Richard :. Csrroan. al Of mis- CITY
II BRIDGEPORT Conn the 29h rit John Henri
Tper Of Se-vYo-k TO abby Jane Crsfr OF BRIDGEPORT
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~ Bfttere.-F or cysprpsI GUNNER aldlce Vtr cohI-
paini fever and acue and ell diseases Arising from dts
ordered condition OF the stomach md liver derspge
OF the digestive functions. Il l. powerful tonic,
giving strength aad vgof The whole system combined
with gently laxative prope rites. opening ana cleansing 10
al The secreous and giving proper and natural tone and
the whole digestive reference 10 the
pamphlet which NAV be had Of the agents. Will exhibit
testimony in favor OF This preparation from such respeca
Die sources 20 satisfy the most increduoua.
WYATT kETCHAM az the 'Masou de Sslte, lel
Fucn-st y. y wholesale and retail sold also al 1872
Broadway, l27 Bowerv 81 B!eecker-si. ant Otis
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-n~ 1.-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL of

E.s3HEs-.3S Excursons.-A sail across the Hudson
River 10 Hoboken, and hen walk TO the
Eysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
The place Will prove easily accomplished and
rsr,Iy. OF all ra! excursions ,hs. be- made from the
ctr. T.. ,~..x
The grounds present charming aspect the trees
being IA leaf, end The soil covered with rich tuT
t walks are II excellent order having been consider
ably ernhellishrd the present Spring
On every pleasant afternoon there viii De IN etierc ancs
a. the Colonade, Elysia1 Fields, excellent Bana OF
Music which will perform selections from the iavorie
Operas popular airs, marches wa.tzes, lie.
The Ferry Beats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
S.. are completely .fred up with Awnings aud Sests
Nigh bosis run from Hoboken 70 Barc!ay.s Until II
o'c!ork Ferrieye 81 cents. Inyl stoisua'
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MoRRSToyyS y 1.-The Bathing accommodations this
establishment have recently been en!srged-wlln the past
month Plunge Bath length and feet deep, with
Douche OF Is fee; fall, supplied from spring OF PuIes;
mountain water the temperature OF which IS 81 deg Fab
both Summer and Wnier have been buii,, with appro-
pirate Dressing Rooms, &c. &c THIS Institution has now
three Douche and Plunge Baths supplied from springs
o: rur-si and coolest water.
The male and female departments are provided with
perienced and ecien assistants and facility af
orded for thorough and systematic application OF the
ter The Baths, Diet and Exercise. &c.
der the personal supervision and direction OF the
Application be made by letter tpopad) 10 Dr.. DEN
TER. Morrs,own n J. orMlN Wster.s; Ncw.York
Q--;,
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IT Corns Cure Wausn;ed.-The Arabian Corn
P.asier-An eteca for is easily applied and
gives immediate relief In II should fail 10 the
money viii be refunded. For sale by DAVID SANDS i
CO. No II East Broadway. 100 Fultoust. and 23 Broad
way; C. II Ring log Broadway: C. Hubbard 49, Hudson
S.; Wyatt he;cham, i2l FuonsL j. Smith, 2il Spring
+. NJ. Guon TT Bowery, and by Druggists generally.
Price - cents per box. jyl4 lmeodis
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Extensions.

III AHO, FOR THE FISHING Banks
$500 Srhe new and elegant steamship PALMET'
-TO Capt Christisrson ulsses EXcur-
sion on Friday August :, leaving Delsnceys E. R. az
hali.pasI A. NJ; Markets.. quarter before s Ham.
u,oua-s, " r. quarter past Canals, halEpsst and
Pier s. " r al O'Clock r.. ship will lie the Banks
long enough euoy the sport Of fishing and then n out,
SIDE Sandy HOOK giving the party opportunity 10 Wit.
ness full open view OF tho Atlantic Ocean
Refreshments on board Fare only 81 cents.
P. S.-The Palmetto makes Excursion 20 Cape May
saturday returning on MONDAY For tickets cal! al 100
Rr,a
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~Dao,b,oPedbng.-

IT. Death 10 Bedbngs.-Those who urloru-
nAle as moved into house which IS infested with
these suimas need be discouraged for with one bot
tie Of Bed5uz Remedy they conquer army OF Them.
Price p cents. For sale By DAVID SANDS & co. II
East Broadway, corner MNket-sl- and 100 Fulton'sL
iYli lmeods
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D- The Pronrie,ors OF

~ The Proprie1ors OF tirty-fve different newspa-
pes in Pennsylvania alone hsve given public notice that V
b. Palmer their only authorized lge,t in The cities of New
YORK Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore For names
papers Tribune o: i7h inst Al the papers in Della
ware and many others in other States, have given similar
notice. Iya0 isu
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HORATIO HILL, AuctioneeE
DYCO0LEi, REESE ~ HILL-Siors No. iSl

HOHATlO HILL AucuoneeE
DYCO0LEf, REESE ~ HILL-Stors No iSl
ID Broadway. corner OF pey-st
Liberal cash advances AL goods consigned for sale
REMovAL-Cooley, keesc Hl have removed from No.
Isl to iSl Broadway, corner vi Dey-st
TUESDAY, August II.
NewYoRK TRADE SALE.-rhe nrst catalogue OF this I'M.
porAnl sale OF Books Stationery Paper Stereotype Patss
binders Materials &c comprising Isl pages octave and
Including invoices from hundred aud ty conu
buiors 10 ready be issued the Trade second
catalogue embracing invoices received too as for the hst
Is In OF preparation, and will be published Tho
morning of sale
Contributors earnestly desired 10 forward e goods
with all practicable dispatch everything tnisnded Tor
this sale should bo In previous 10 m
Up Y JAMES NJ. MILLER
ID THURSDAY, August q, lSid.
l0t o'clock the of Chas NJ. Lsupp Co No %
Ferry-st
SOLE LgArHER-50O0 sides OF Sole Leather, With other
articles In tho line, on a credit of four months.
FRIDAY, Augusi
At l04 at the Store OF A. Bragg Co. No 2ss Pssrlst
Doors SHoEs BRoGAss-S00 cases Boots, Shoes and
Brogans fresh and seasonabe Goods
WEDNESDAY August IL,
Al l0t O'clock the OF William p. Miller Co.
No. rs Goldst opposite Ferry
5000 sides Huinock Sole Leather
900 sides Oak Sole Leather
600 sides Upper Leather.
On u credit OF ak months.
THURSDAY, August Is,
Al l0l O'clock OF q. Lee Knapp Psen No 10
.Jacob-sL
SOLE LEArHEs-5,000 sides Hemlock and Oak tanned
Sole Leather, with other articles In the line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06
NEW 1NvENTEp WIGS.

Gs'- Bachelors New Invented wigs ana soaps
pronounced by al who nave and them, most
perfect natural heads ofhsir VIC invited
70 them they will perceive that what asa
long been tLen OF inioerab.e dtscoIort
will herceiorh be real luxury. WAt- Bate HELOk,
inventor and only manufacturer Wall-s; near Broad
wav, removed from l55 Broadway. Iy25 lmeodis'