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Sales ut the Stock Exchange. .SAruSp.
SECOND BOARD
50 Reading Rd.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

{sAip Oxford from Lirerp0olThs Steele, Mrs Childs
Henry Childs D Emerson Or Porter, Richards Miss
Butler. Miss Liv1non Mrs Stevenson and child; NJ
Finn, w Crafts, British Envoy-2S4 in The stccrase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

" The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal between
this place and Georgeownis not yet quite repaired from
the injuries which il sustained by the reshct OF July last
Boats are however, running between this place and
Georgetown but obliged TO unload some two or three
times upon account of sHndbars and other Obstacles
The Canal will very shortly be in complete navsa
bic order. [Willinnsport (Md9 Times, 10Th.
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OFFICIAL
LIST OF LETTERS.


2ls. A.d Be If f1yther enacted.
all advertisements made under orders Of the Post
rnaserGenera! n newspaper or newspapers of letters
uncaed FOR N any Post Once shall De inserted in the psper
papers, OF The Town pace where the uce advertising
may be situated, Arvinz d. Largsf. circulation.
!SeT Post Office Lar pasJ,d Narci g. 1875
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ARRIVED.

sloop Providence. Brown, Providence.
BARGE Oneida, Harprics, do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

81 FARM FOR SALE.-SitIlte on the Road from
New Rochelle ~ White lsns, about equ-disiani from
= each, containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, MI OF which
Is Pow Land excepting Ten Acres, which Is Wood Land.
The place Is divided by lane and Is laid into
venien lots for cultivation. All the fences OF stone in
good order and the ground in high OF cultivation
The buildings all OF good character and in order For
TERMS apply 10 s 5. KENYON on the premises, or Of
daG J. ADRIANCE 50 Johu-st. Ee,r. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

ARREST OF An OLD CoCSTEKFEIrER.-Offce
CauInngs Of the Tenth Ward. last evening arrested
man named Nicholas Coyle and his wife Ann COylc,
suspicion OF stealing two pieces OF muslin worth s.
While on their way 10 the Essex Market Police Court
age which on examination was found 10 contain sl3 in
spurious silver coin (25 peces3 Coylc soon
identified previously arrested accomplish CT
sheppard now at Sing sing On searching the apart
occupied by Coyle abroken die, &c, found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

S1AFARM FOR SALE.-A splendid farm for sale
in The town OF Huntingdon, three miles from steamboat
- landing at Northport, ) miles from railroad At Deer
park consisting $50 acres so OF which covered with
wood The farm Is beautifully situated and Ugh state
Of cultivation. producing grain Of all kinds The dwelling
house and outbudngs all good Fruit of all kinds aud 100
grape in full bearing and the best OF For par
ucu!ars, nGuite OF THOMAS McELRATH, Tr!buncOf!ce.
i.1l "a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

Arrrnpr To pass COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-Mar
Mn Craig y 8 soldier arrested last evening by o..
hcer McVittic on charge Of attempting 10 pass coun
te,feit So bill 10 u person in the Fourth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

FOUND CoscgALED-Jamcs Barry, Matthew
Bowen. Cameron Sinclair and Francis Early were last
night found concealed in the hay.lott OF Mr. Warner
No ITO Elizsbeth-st under suspicious circumstances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

f.. -=ss:==s.-=zz- NEW-YORK,' srhoolev's Nous.
beTlcere ard Easor-Leav The
foot OF COrtlsnd-sl daily tSuudeys .x
copied Al oc.cck 4 D. oy Railroad Norrisown direct
without cGece o: Cars, thence b., Post Coaches rhrouyb
Gheser German sae scaoo!eys Mountain, Port Coldsn
York 20 Schooeys Mountain g Is For seas ami,
HILL, AseH: a. Ps,;en Commercial Hotel . Cortland
ST. CEAS. GOLIATH, Propretor
io On e srrly4 OF lie y O'Clock cars from New-York-
rale to2 -torF:so'vn 10 Schoo!ey's Ioun,ar 81 50 "
5-xlss f1!shet a. the shortest notice by APPLYING 10
Ct has, GOLIATH, Mansion House, Norrisiown.
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= EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA and Or.

x EMIGRATION TO CAI.IFORNIA and Or
~son--Ite subscriber Will dispatch .essel on or
EooC. ne 18Th OF October next for The Bev o.; San
aacisco and Astoria Applications for freight or pas
sage ec al Necessary Information, By letter postpaid 10
TIE subscriber a. S-YoTk VIII be promptly attended To-
eali DSSW9 CHARLES @ STEWART
'IHE NETWORK an lake Superior Mining Com
paI:.-NoTIcE-Aa assessment Of one dollar Ger share
oc each OF the sssessab!e shares Of the stock Of The New
YORK and Lake Superior Mining Company has been lid
b. order The Trustees OF said Company parable ON The
seventh dag of September next Henry Morris ESQ The
EcePresdent OF The Company, their Office No y Wes
81 Il the City OF NewFork- Dated August g. Iais By
order OF lie Trustees JOHN e EOLDASF
su7 lEecd- Secretarv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

81 FOR SALE-Or in exchange for property In the
- City or Brooklya-a Farm situate y miles West of
Newburgh Orange CO. y. y. containing about 100
acres, nearly all abe Limestone soil and suitable for
grain grass, and is under good cultivation;
chard OF grated fruit in full bearing The improvement,
consists of good two-sory dwelling and ouihouses
large barn. sheds &C. good water at the door. As per-
would probably purchase without viewing the prem
full description Is deemed unnecessary The iaci!
ties OF getting 10 Newbureh from the city generally
wei. known. For terms, &c. apply
nulI Nv WRIGHT & LOSER. lS Front.st.
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SAILED,
;rax-,oal Iaz I ..-..-...al Ghnsanaake. "
&c

The ship ST Marx, Cave, master, of New.YoTk from
Mobile fc. Liverpool Went ashore the light ship
Csrvsfort Reef on the morning of the ith inst The
careo 100 bales of cotton has been all savedabou 800
bales damaged The vessel bSed and has been stripped
and abandoned. lCa&!esson Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

GRAsD LARcESY.-Charles Quinn was detected
yesterday in leaving the packet ship Queen Of the West
with quantity Of clothing worth $40 belonging TO the
chief Mate Of the vessel He was taken INTO custody
and detained 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
List of Letters Remaining in the Y. Y. Post Office
Saturday, August %:

u Please mention The DATE Of the List IN rt;oi ting
are adeerfise4 LADIES' LIST:
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FIGHTING FOR A LovER-Two females named
Ann Bolcn and Mary Ouckren were arrested !astevcn
ing for disturbing the peace being found bisng each
other in Canas and calling large concoursc Of per
sons around them. Cause, jealousy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

PETTY LARcEyIEs.--Wm Boston alias Jackson
arrested last evening for stealing s. from VIM Nc
Cormick Detained for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

ANOTHER CABMAS FISED.-Danlel Cogswe!l, a
cab driver was arrested this morning and fined 81 for
leaving his carriage and soliciting passengers on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

r-- notice in the papers of this morning a let.
o.. f,ou the late William II. Price 10 bis creditors
make this reply because do not wish 10 be considered
:. admitting the statements contained IN IL a. rae
conyeymces from Mr. Price myself ere on record
,S considerations therein stated actually PAID 20
him and were the full value of the subjects conysyed
rs every one couverssnt with them Will readily ac-
knowledge. never made any pledges 70 90 what was
,;gh, nor any other pledges whatever. in relation 20
these eorveyances nor did give him the least reason
70 expect OF hope that would hold the property for
bis benefit, al any time allow him any 7eneht or ad-
lutte on their face and intended TO be absolute
veyanccs Mr. Price during his life never 10 my knowl-
edge pretended that they otherwise Il any cred
i.or OF r Price desire any farther explanations shall
be very willing 20 give them. WIN. BRADFORD.
Eew.York. August 2lst 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

Skinner ,Vhile ON the Five Points" last night vas
knocked down and robbed by TWO men OF sio IN
bills on the Union Bank of New-London Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

TAPPING MoSEY-DRAwER.-A man named
Philip Mcdonald was brought up this morning on d
charge of abstractng money from the l OF Thorn
as Scott grocer in Ann.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

CHANCERY Of Sew-Jersey Between Richard
an Buren,, William Pumyea and Elizabeth Voorhees,
compliments and William simpson, defendant on BIZ to
orec.ose Il appearing to this Court that the conpainans
nave HE'D their bill in the above cause and that process of
subpoena 10 appear and answer directed the defendant
ha4 been regularly Issued, eturnab- June term OF
this Court 1916 but that the defendant William Simpson
could not be found IN this STATE be served herewith and
he mas not caused his appearance be entered as in cas-.
'uch process had been duly served being made 10
appear o ahdaYlt TO The satisfaction OF the Chancellor
e said " am simpson does reside in TN, state but
N lHe ely and state Of New orkit hereupon this
fe Of une II the year OF Lord one ght
ELho 81 and iory-sH, motion OF John Van Dyke solicit
oI Vi Tue comptinaus Oy this order directed by the Chan
ceLof mat me sad absent defendant do appear Plead
s"e OF ueraur 10 the comp!airsnts BILL before the
thrf tuesday OF September next That in default thereof
7c ecFe TO De made against aim the Chancellor shall
Ans equitable and Just And Il Is farther ordered that this
order shall within twenty days hereafter, be served per
sonay on Inc said William simpson, by delivery OF
copy thereof 10 aI De published within the said twenty
days N TIE tIedona newspaper printed New Brlns-
WICK II las STATE and continued therein for six weeks sue
ces-lvey az least n every and Ike manner
and for the Ike space OF tine, ore Of the newspapers
published N the city OF Se@-York
A true copy O. 5. HALSTED C.
sAfL- H. CIaiIEkE : !eEH Iavp6,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

BURoLARY-The dwelling house OF Mr. James
Dc Peys.er. No lO3 yVestFour,eenthst was ourga,
riousy entered last night and robbed OF quantity oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
RY 0KDEK OF ihe HonorasIs chalss r DaIy. on

by ORDER OF the Honorable Charles r. Daily, one OF
ID The Judges OF the Court o.: Common Pleas OF the City
and County OF York-Notce is hereby given, pursl
ant 10 the provisions of the statute authorizing attachments
against abscondng, concealed and nonresident debtors
that attachment has sisted against the of David
Morse resident OF nycrford West Pembrook South
Wales, England and that the will he sold for the
payment OF his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment. according 10 law, within nine months from tie
rs publication of this notice and that the payment any
debts due 10 bin by his debtors agents bankers others
and the delivery TO him for his ot any property
money notes bills OF exchange belonging 10 him and
the transfer any other property by them forbidden
law and void. Dated the twcnly-Jh.rd day OF Fcbn
a!y, 1916. CLARK * CAMPBELL,
mo lawti Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

NOTICE hereby given that attachment N favor Of
George n Cougar, Of the city Of tucer Oneida Coun
y, has issued against the of Hamilton D. Rsey,
nonresident debtor residing in the State Of Illinois pursu
AMI 70 the salute concerning nonresident debtors which
attachment was granted and allowed by Phlo Grd!ey,
Circuit Judge OF tae 5h Jud!c!a. Circuit and thai the
tate viii De sold the payment OF the debts OF the said
Rsey unless be appear and discharge SUCH attachment
colc.lg av, within nine months from the fret pubca-
ton OF tbs notice and that the payment Of any debts due
said Rsey by residents of his State, and the delivery
him or for MS OF any properly within this state belong
ing 10 him and the transfer OF any SUCH properly bg HIM.
are forbidden b. NV and are void
MATTESON = DOOLITTLE,
Attorneys for attaching creditor Utica, One!da County
Dated January 9TH, 1916. JIG law5In
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Adams, T. +
AckernlsnJcseph
Adams, }
AGansou,Couslln,
Addison. \ L \ G.,
Able, John
Ackley, John
Adams, John /
Abbott. Capt Jcre-
niah
AckeImSn, 8 D
Abbott, Isaac r
Allan. Francis
AhucnIeneT, NJ:
Allen. James Il
Allen, James h
Allen, Thomas \
Allen, DAVID 4
Amelune. u \
A11rirh ngNai
Allen. John
Allen, John 4 Wul
Allen. Capt
Alden, Sidney
Allen. Edward ?
/ Atwel. William
( Annhavy, Mr.
Aasley, William
Angel, Slepheu
| Andrews. Henry
( Anderson. Eugene
Andrew >S;e7AeuD
, AveN. Albert y
( Ash, lhoS FRANKLIN
Archer. Hon Jas I
Angle, Lewis "
Armstrong. James
Appeioa, Samuel
Armstrong, James
Andrews. HSpi!aAl
| Anderson, } &
Avery, George W
| Asavw, NJ )
Bnckcr, Henry
DNsNNh, W Il
Bacon, Samuel G
SaSg, Rev D T
Black, John
Srschurst. W W
Bragg, Fowler
| Blackwell, Edw F
Bsbcock, Charles
Bailey. Edward
Baldwin, Timothy
Baker, George
Baker, Norval w
Baker, George c
Baker, psv;d w
Baker, William: y
Sr2nT. W I.laM
Brannen. Captain
lei II
Baker, Benjamin
Barnun. W L
Barnes, \ A
Barnes, W
Barnes, John
Barnard. L L
Barker, ! L
I Barrier, Anthony
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1,HE Observation-Disclosures Fire 1nsuraa..

FENHE ChEKBUChER Flfc Insuralce IOfn-
paay aie Mutusll OF New Yorx-C pita $50 600.
fs S-scS r,sa an 80 cbseas me eotnors a Of
the old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City OF New
York. The knicseTbocker Fire Insurance Company OF
New-York AL future business OF that Corporation WI!
therefore be transacted under lis
l. may well add WAY OF explanation tina; The Old
MG:usl" Notwithstanding is ue, fact Stock
Company. having capital al paid ard securely invested,
and ths: le change Of obtained 10 prevent mis-
apprehension on tina: point
This Company continues insure against loss dalsg
by .e favorable similar institutions his
city. DIRECTORS.
George Ireland John Gray, L. c. Hamers-y,
John Oolhout. Bolts Moore, Chas. P LeverIch,
Geo Arcuar!us, Rob, c. Wernore, Benz De Forest,
Robert Benson. Edward Cook, WE Tucker,
John Campbell. Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley
George CoaklIn, Adam Norrie. Al-N'r Lawrence
Joshua Brush Robert Kermit Wnl. z. Dean.
Robert l. Smart, .Lnihony CEardon. William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. 3. MCDONALD. Secretary
Newly o-k. MAY Is. 1916. e!9 -cdG
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1Jublic Conpenances, &r.
-.-- --.-l--..----HO RAuRO,D..

~, ----s--ttz.. HUI SAIONlC fCAlLROAD.-
4sSSa The reayng OF the track between
Bird &c or. and New Milford $50 miles,
will be completed the I'd and the Will
their regular trips between .he above named places
ARRANGEMENT
Passengers leave New York from the pier foot OF Market
ST. al CLOCK P VI Sundays eXcepied) by steamer MINI
rod Capt Brooks, r arriving II Bridgeport al Aapas
SIX, and New-Miliord at o'clock P. NJ
Returning leave New-MfOrt 81 o'clock and arrive IN
Will run between SeS-I!ioid and North Canaan. leaving
New Milford al Is \. ". and North Canaan az 2 NJ
\ freight train with passenger car VIII leave Bridgeport
daily except Sundays NJ O'clock i. NJ for Milford
Returning, leave Sew-aford, e. II VI.
" S.-The trains between North Canaan and West
SlockorGge Will be discontinued after the 2iia inst for the
purpose OF reiayin that part OF the Freight receiv
ed n New York from A " 10 P " and positively not
alter that hour. f. 3. MASON, Superintendent
c. " PERRY, Agent, New York-ot!ce or the pier.
Bridgeport AaF. IS 1916. aul5 4
IT. ASU MINER ARRANGEMENT. r.
-E1sssz-s-5-The NewYork and Erie Railroad sSa9
Line. from pril lstuni!! :arthernoric-. 49,
viii daily (SUHdsys excepsGl between the city Of New
Yor and M.tc=lo1vn, Goshen and intermediate places
follows
Fer Pss--users-Leeve Sevv-Y II A. " and P. II.
Leave $I.GtIetownst6: i " AMI S. 7. "
Fare reduced 10 81 = 10 M!dG!etowr-way IN proper.
ZOE Breakfast dinner supper and oerias ca De had on
the steamboat
For Fr-ight-Leav- Sew-York al P II
Leave Iidd.-towr a, l. 81
The OF The cOa-ree, and Of The station where 70
left distinctly marked sscn article shipped
Freight no, received after ) P. NJ. IL NeviO.k
Apply to J. E GARRISON. Agent a. tie OEce, cor. Of
Duane and West IS. Il c SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 25ih. lai6.
IT stages rn daily from, Mdtleown On the arrival Of
the afternoon train 10 Milford, Ceroont.le EonesGal-
Mo1iruse. Towacda, O7Tego and " est Also Monuce
To- Windsor, Btnghaaton, Ithaca &c Ageut OF board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of The Surrogate of the
County Of SeF York-Sotce Is hereby gwen 20 ali per
cons nay csi-s against George Edgar late Of the City
OF NeSondon sta;t- Of ConaeccN, Mariner, deceased,
20 present the with the vouchers thereof 10 he sbscr
Der al the store Of E D. Hur.bu Co. No az SOuh-stTeet,
IN the l ny OF SewYork, before The fourth day Of
September nexL-Deted NewYork, the 22,h day OF Peo
airy, lst6 B. + BECkWITH,
M lagsr. Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

Packet ship Oxford Yes,on from Liverpool July 10th
r,dse to II Marshall David Prince, cook, died on the
3lst Jaly.
Brig Wm H Talman. wingste Is ds I'm New,oTlesn',
wheAi &c 10 order Sailed in CO with ship Helen Tor
NewYork: bark Vurbo for Boston; brig Tally Ho for
Norfolk and brig Caucasian for Charleston loth Oh tbs
Toreas.s. exchanged flags with British iaano''wag
brig bound into the bay of Mexico
Patterson. ds I'm Norfolk.
sehr Maris, Johnson, 4 DIS fun Baltimore, mdse' to
Johnson & Lowden.
SAILED,
Ships Liverpool, for Liverpool; Chesapeake Bait
more brig Tybee, Charleston.
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: ,0%~ ,OPP0sITION TO M0NOP0LY--

IhTouyh without landng.-NewS York and
Albany Line.-'rhe fast and splendid
steamboat EXPRESS Capt A. Hitchcock will leave the
foot OF Robnsons above Barclay, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock The Express IT.
ted with the best of furniture with spacious staterOoms
and good berths. With the public patronage, the travelling
part OF the community may be Of low the en,re
season through For passage freight, apply tho Cap
tain on board OF GEO. T. STANLEY
nIU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
: NJ s1IoRNI>G LINE At HALFPAsr 8

10y oCLOCK, tor Albany from the Steamboat
Pier foot OF WaTren-st PassageSl Leav-
ing Ncw-York on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Al
blny. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Landing az
harmoad--t Van Curlandl's, PeelSkl, West Point New
bursh Hampton, Bristol, Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park,
Kingston, Upper Red Hook, Bristol, Catshill, HUDSON
CoN-ackie.
Passengers taking this boat will arrive in time tor the
train ot Cars from Albany West Buffalo. North 10 Sara
;Oga, Whitehall and Lake Chainplain
The new and elegant low pressure steamer METAMO-
RA, Capt 7. II. Smith, viii leave as above.
For freight or passage spply on board.
Breakfast and dinner on board
4, II not generally understood that the Morning Limo
leaving at o'clock ~ NJ charge 81 take this method
10 inform the public that by taking the steamer METAMO
RIA, at 81 o'clock a NJ they themselves ST. and ar
rive IN Albany earlier hour than by the Old Line.
Passengers Will beware OF the dccoy OF the North
America she has been put by the Old Monopoly, a.
tho same hour, TO run OF the Metaniora.
Fare 70 an cortandrs Dock IS cents; Poughbeepsis 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

I NlTED STATES Fire Insurance Company, Ot.c
No. 90 WaI-sL-This Company continue 20 insure
AGAINST loss and damage By merchandise ships r
port, buildings, household furniture snc other persona
property, :. The gsua! rates OF premium.
DIRECTORS.
John I. Bovine, Morris K-lchum, D. A Cush;Ia1,
Slas HICKS JosauaS. acera!,l, Charles Ei.!srCrst
S-nJs- Ccr,:es Chss T Cromwell William Il. Titus
Ladley MGrEsy. Charles Kn-e!aaG, Robert !. Murray,
Nv. Il Lawrence Robert 3. Minrurr Solomon G:i5en,
S;epn- Van Wick Thos w Pe.rssll. Orlando " BogarL
Rober; D. Weeks George D. Post Peter r Bonnet,
Joaa Wood Albert Woodnul Joseph " Lord
Benjamin Suorg, Samuel C. Paxson, Robert l. Case,
George Erssev, Caleb Ba-stcw Henri 5. Terheu.
CriahF. Carpenter Same! Mitchell George J. Cornell
Eb;'r. Caal6wel, james Marsh.
]. l. BOVINE, President
JAMES WiLgiE. Secretary lyle 5meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

At Five O'Clock. Z. Manning at Intermediate Places
From the foot OF 6arcay-si;
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS. Capt B. oyerbegh, will
leave Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday sfer'
Moons AZ O'Clock.
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Cart. - VIII leave CT
Tuesday Thursday, and SATURDAY. ; O'Clock p. VI.
W Apply hGlrd or the Ofce the Wharf sul0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE Insurance Company
vi Once No II Wall-sL) issued during the month OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
N.ytLTNBLE RESIDENCE in

s:; y. J.-Ihe residence of The late Robert Campbell,
situate n Iackensacs Bergen county, y. J. consist
ing Of good two.s:ory dwelling house with wing and
kicsen attached well excellent The grounds
are well stocked with iruit and shrbberv together
with The usual outhoues. There II Of choice
land which may he divided into lots groa. advantage.
being II Of the village For terms, apply
BLEEChER 4 VAN DYKE, No. IS Pine-sL
IN loan real estate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
-as--,rE-:zz:t OPENING OF PENNsYLVANIA

go Cane for 1916. BINGiiAMs' Transpor.
ta,ion Line. Proprietors-Wm. Bingham
Thos Bingham jacob Dock, VIM A. Srratton. Conducted
on Sabbath Zee ping and Temperance principles.
The proprrtOs Of s od established line have pat their
stock In the most order, and thoroughly pre-
pared 10 for. ard produce and merchandise and from the
Eastern Ces the opening Of nay CATION We rrasl thar
our cng experience IN the carrying business and Jealous
attention TO the interests OF customers will
continuance and Increase Of patronage hitherto extend.
ed 70 Binghans' Line"
Our arrangements viii enable carry freight with the
utmost dispatch, and prices snail always be as low
the lowest charged by other responsible lines.
Produce and merchandise viii be received and forwarded
East and West Without any charge for forwarding, ad-
yencing freghts, storage commission. MARK PACK
AGES BlNGHAfS' LINE. Bills Of lading forwarded and
every direction promptly attended Address applyo
WIN. TYSON, Agent 10 West-sL y. Y.
BINGHAM, DOCK STRATTON, -,
20 MarkeLst Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent, I22 North How Eaiimore-
WIN. BINGHAM Proprietor, n,,
Canal Basin, Li5ery-'t fh1ousgh
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81 sou, large House. rleasa-:y -itua'e al RocA.ari
49, Lake SIDE together wiz; the furniture :; desire To
gentleman OF BUSINESS the city 1is would be
desirable summer residence The steamer Warren touch
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returning FROM li- CiJr OF Neyvf0rs- APplyto
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