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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05
sT-3 FOR THE FISHING BANKS

l.-ssssIsslz...S The steamboat HIGHLANDER. Captain
Charles g. Armstrong will make trip 10
the Fishing Banks on Wednesday, August 5th leaving
follows The foot OF Warren-s al quarter before A NJ;
Hammond- nj 8; DelanceysI Al quarter before 9 Cath
ERNEST Ill @. Pier No. :. y. r. NJ half past
Dinner will be provided board. Bal; ut cost-lines al
reasonable raes. Fure 80 cts. for the excursion
The steamboat Highlander viii continue her regular trips
the Fishing Banks every "Wednesday Thursday and Sat
urdays hroug the For farther Information spply
aus SITS a. H. SCHULTZ. cor. OF Nest and Duane
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miscellaneous.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INsTIT


Lnati Ohio-The Fall and Winter Course Of Lectures
commences in this Institution the first Monday IN No
yember and continues four months. which is imme
dately followed by the Spring and summer session, which
also continues four months.
FACULTY
3. L. Hill, NJ D. Anatomy and Operative Surgery, SIC.
L. Z. Jones Md. Maeria Medcs. Therapeutics and
Botany. $40
Jas Fl Oliver Md Chemistry and Pharmacy. $40.
w. Beach, MD, Surgery and Chemical Medicine, SO.
A H. Badridgc VI D., Obstetrics and Diseases o; Wo-
men and Children. $40
J. r Buchanan. MD Physiology, Institutes OF Medicine
and Medical Jurisprudence, $40
r '. Morrow Md. Pathology and Theory and Practice
OF Medicine, $40
Mairicuaiou fee s. Payment for Tickets in advance
This Institution chartered bv the Legislature OF
Ohio aud is under the control OF Board Of Trustees The
Of instruction will embrace every thing OF value
Taught IN both the old regular Colleges and the Reformed
and Botanical Schools of Medicine.
Candidates for graduation VIII be expected 10 comply
wiki the usual acquisitions. Boarding be had -
per week
The new College Edfcc in progress OF erection
will DC in readiness for The Of the Institute by the
menceTnen OF The session
Persons wishing further information. will address letter.
pos, paid 10 T. V MORROW, MID. Dean OF the Faculty.
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HoRATIo HILL, Auetionser.

HORATlO HILL, Anctionser
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGASS, Shoe paper, HAS.
ID &c. 1c.-COOLEY kEESE 4 HILL win sell on
"Wednesday Morning. August 5h, their auction room.
1871 Broadway at hall past II O'clock 600 casos BooU,
Shoes and Brogans, comprising Meas, WoRsns and
Chdrrn'r Of various styles and qualities.
Also 300 reams fine Shoe Paper, and an invoice Of SILK
Hats. Sale without reserve for cash
Catalogues and samples ready for exhibition
u.s.
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THE EoRTIcULTURIsT

A Nd JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AND RURAL
"A TASTE-Edi,ed bv \. J. Downing author Of Land
scape Gardening Fr,Iils aud Fruit Trees, SC. SC.
AUGUST NUMBER
Just rece.ved-Ths the second number OF this valuG
bic periodical work OF his kind has long been wanted
in this country only upon the public 10
tain IL wl! they do It, Call and examine The work at
aus 81 MARX II. NEWMAN j cos. 1873 Broadway
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t0rGeneral Society of Mechanics and Trades.
men of The CITY of New-Y Ork.-The monthly meet
r5- 1000 cases Pnrn and NInnufncturcd Rub

ng OF the Society will be held u, the Institution in Crosby
st. this evening, August 18th, one hour after sunset
II ISAAC FRYER Secretary.
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7. S.-'rhc woods fire in all directions
around US Heretofore the burning haA been but slight
consuming slowly and showing itself mere Of smoke than
blaze to-day has burs, with great fury West
ward OF aud by night seemed to have extended over
great extent country. The air is i OF smoke The
sun appeared when seen through smoked glass and
now at evening the Western horizon surid with fire and
smoke Fears are entertained that damage will be done
TO this settlement The woods mostly pnc and OK.
tend near 10 many houses
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u Advertisements for Newspapers Of all the Cites
and principal the country far and near are day
received the duly authorized Agent V b
Palmer in The Tribune Buildings He receives sub-crip
ton. also iy2o MSTutfi-
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
For. gale, Of Ssees,, &c. see Fourth Pe:ye..

foT sitSs o. oIochs, &c Sc tctrn Pcgc.
TUESDAY, ?. "
The Stock Market was buoyant to-day FOR the
Fancies and improvement OF abou. per cent took
place. The transactions were not very large
IN Exchanges there is nothing doing The rates
steady 707. for Sterling; 4oa 81: for Francs
Freights are quiet al IS. Tor Flour, and 3-l5
a7.39 Cor Cotton 10 Liverpool
The advices by the Hiberna are generally looked
upon favorable by the mercantile community 6u' as
nc, yery important
Uncurent money is scarce in Wall-st. New
YORK country is dscount-this ia an improvement
Mobile and SewO-leans are raised 10 u Virginia BANK
notes are in demand a, North Carolina 2; south Ce'
DINA Il Georgia II Missouri; 81 Kentucky . oaio
Indiana and Michigan g. Canada 81 Eastern ana Eh!i-
adephia ! The payment Of Pennsylvania interest N
part in relief notes has tendency TO make 'na tah
MD ~ ,be Interior Pennsylvania Bank notes shade
worse. -
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter says
Tho Receiver Of the Bank Of Lyons he's not yet closed
mn hi rus; The other broken SAFETY Fund Bank Ac
go. long since made their final dividend and gave
o,dr, on The Bank Fund TOR all balances We can see
M ood reason why the creditors Of the Bank OF Lyons
sSonId have been KEEP; Of their dues thus LONG
fc, DAYS since made inquiries As 10 when the ina!
dividend would be nade-Answer. indefinite The act
in relation 10 Receivers OF broken Safety Fund Banks
expressly prordes that claims suit doubtful deb;s
and unsaeable property may be excluded from the ina
dividend and whatever may De realized hereafter shall
be paid into the Bank Fund so there i 70 good excs"
for delay in this case
The following statement shows the amount OF
the Commerce of this port for July 1916 compared
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WM r. JONES AuciiOnoer.
BOOTS, SHOES 81 BROGASS-On Wednesdsy.
d Aurt , 1896 Al 0i o'clock, The store Of j. D. In
serso Co. No. ~ Peafl-st 800 cases, prsing largo
and desirable assortment OF Boots Shoes and Brozsns,
suitabls for III. Southern, Western and City dealers jus, re-
cey-d Catalogues and goods ready the morning Of pa
sale.
Also, 50 case. Mems sne Kip Pegged Brogans.
Al.o, 50 cuses Wonen's Seal Pesgsd Lace Boots.
Also 50 Mems and Boys Russst Brogans
Also loo Women. Peggcd Ties and Baskns lySl
A SSIGSEE'S SALE.-The stock OF Boots, Shoss
"A and Findings, together with tho Fixtures, Lease &c.
OF No. - Bleec1ers 10 offered for sae-f
sold at private sale before Monday Aug 10, the win
sold day Io0cock, A. ~. at public
the premises. Apply To IL TOPPING Assignee.
sul TO" Ferry.s-
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W All orders for subscriptions, or advertising
in Country newspapers, intended for y 3 Pamers Asen-
CIV should be addressed :" TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, Us b.
has no Office lie drpuled any person To repre-
sent his Agency any other place IN this City, y isu
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amusements.
NIBLo'S GARDEN.

COMEDY. ECRL Eta
Mr. 5URTONS SEhEII:
NJ 4 PLACTDE. NJ. CHIPPiNDALE, MI. BURTON,
Ms. CL,g<E Mr.. LOWELL. ME sr.t appearance.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Ar:lst 9Th
T1EE ENTERTAINMENTS viii commence II O'clock
L with pcpua: oSetrGFe-
HEIR AT LAW.
Lon rj,Ee-1- Caippen1a.e Dr. Pargioss. 5urtoa
zee ;fo-.es7za Z PlRc.te Cicsly Mss Clarke
To coatIrd. z:;h =; us NeY orA, 5ureits cs-.ed
THE COLLEGiAN'S WAGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

rYr The Proprie;ors of ,hr;y-hve different newspn-
pers in Penns aone have given public NOTICE TINT
h Palmer their only authorised GENT II the cites OF New,
York PHILADELPHIA Boston and Baltimore For names Of
papers see Tribune Of l7lh inst All the papers IN Della
ware many others IL other Staes, have given SIMILAR
notice. lN-n ISL
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-r@ GHtND ILLUMINATED Floti!la

xE@ GRAND ILLUMINATED Flon!la
Iszaiirv-l Bal. "Wednesday Evening August 5th.-
- Mrssrs. PARKER and EDGE wish 10 give
notice TO their friends and the public, that their FotiIla
will come Oft "Wednesday Evening next. the 9Th inst
or board OF the DELAWARE accompanied by all illuni-
mated Barge.
Tickets sl-to admit gentleman and lady; extra la
dies tickets. 81 cents.
The. boats will leave piers follows: Chambersst
O'Clock Jersey City Pier No al Cor,lsnGst nj
81 Cansl--t Old State Prison 81 foot OF lS,h-sL
At Q , and Cort!and-st Al u. Hut 2ts'
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SebrinE's Restorat1ve.-IGs Pleasant Ilec.-
c.r ia as-er-fsns remedy for Dyspepsia srd Nervous
Affections Iis certain cure Tor Sics and Nervous Head
aches and excellent preventive Of Cos;-eness and Low
and very ecacos IN relieving Flat.lecy. Coles aad
similar cofnpiaints OF the Stomach and Bowels L speedily
promotes the return OF strength and activity all cases OF
Debility restores healthy appetite. where his OF
blessings deficient and natural consequence, gives
tone and vlEor 70 the whole system
II Prepared by c. c. SEBRlSG, TaErytown, Y. !. 10
whom orders NAV be addressed.
Sold in NewYOrk wholesale and retail BIZ A. 3. D.
Sands Druggists 100 Fulion--t corner Willaust Sold
also rs Broadway and = East Broadway, and by Drug
gits generally throughout the United States Price 81 per
Bottle riao isecdtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05
.T-"~ GRAND EXCURSION to Newbu

xH"r@ GRAND NCGRSlON 20 Newburgh.
s.ssSs-.iSwest Point and Gold Spring giving mag.
ufcent view OF the Highlands. tulv
band of music il engaged
The splendid steamer HENDRIX HUDSON viii make
excursion West Point Codsprlng and Newburgh, on
Saturday August sth leaving the Pier between Liberty and
Cortland NJ % o'clock, ~ VI. and Hanmoud.st. AT
O'Clock. A. VI with pleasure party for West Point, Cold
Spring and Ncwburgh and returning to the wharves
in the afternoon; giving the passengers the most
delightful view OF the Palisades Forts Montgomery and
Putnam. West Point, the Highlands Newbureh Bay, &c.
SC. Dinner provided board Tickets To be had al the
People, Line Office IA Greeuwich-st Of P C. Shultz
the Office on the wharf; the Cy Hotel aud NewYork
Hotel, Broadway, and OF H. & ). Raynor ~ Bowery.-
Fare, each way. % limited number Of tickets only
will be- issued. auI 81
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General Notifies.


~v. B. Pulmer's Country Newspaper Adve--
,is1v -ecrv Tribune Buildings, New-Y Crk embraces
rsc of Inc best OF a. TIE Cites acc rr-cuaI
,oys,s in he United States and Canada FOR which e div
authorized receive adver-i al. and Subscriptions and
flIlv er1pov eret 10 zIve receipts
Merchants manufacturers. artisans. and individuals cea-
eral- besides public institutions, Incorporated COMPANIES
newspapers OF am section OF re county, respectfully
invited 10 examine tie ties
To remove al DOUBT. SD ri-aPprehersio-s n. a-e-t
hereby zs:le. tx public ihE. pe5sor i authorized v
ha 20 =oci advertisements cat or subscriptions for he
newspapers fcr which h : the ou!y authorized aEert-
numerous pretended agencies u tbs READERS The s5op-
;cr Of La course essentially proper sG-i GgGzt sl-
PARTON
Those therefore who wish business with rs
sEercy and avoid mistakes are respectfully invited 70 hand
n thei: orders al the once. acdressv g. PALMER
American Newspaper Agent, Tribuce Buildings
~ TIE COST or ADVERTISING n COUNTY, papers, list
Of The ciries and ows throughout the Union IN which the
pzpe-s are published together with copies of Inc severa
1aers Tor which is the duly authorized agent mar be
sesn a, rs ozce II The Tribune Bindings ivzWkS.sti
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5ituations, ST. iDantco.


WANTS. situation. by respectable Young Woman,
in respectable private family can g!ye best OF city
reference from her place. which she leaves on account
OF The family going out OF town Inquire al IL Charlton
frat door, bRc. aus y
WANTED situation a. dresslnskrr and plain sewer
w seuiee family hy Dung Lady Just arrived IN ih,
City. No objections ~ accompany family 10 The country
and make herself generally useful. She ! naive OF Scot
land and give the best OF references. Address A. c.
Tribune Office. au5 r
\NANTED-A situation. by Protestant Young Wo-
w man. nurse and seamslress or chnmberlnad and
neat sewing has th- best OF city reference Please inquire
al SIS GreeEw.chl aus 81
WANTED, -iuRIiou by very respectable Pro-
" t-s;on Young Woman. who will do Homework and
Apply al 10 Ccnter--i. aus II
S0OO WANTED-On personal security. for
'S-OOmon:l-. for which far premium will he paid.
and every satisfaction given. Address II. 3. Tribune
Office. aus 81
NHfANTED-A short distance in Inc country good
w cook. and 10 assist IN washn SC. and who under
stands baking. Apply Al No. % We--lStll--t al5 n
SITTtTIONS WANTED for cooks chambennads,
iCnur.e, houseIn,i lids and egmSeses ut Y Y. Employ
meni Office, 56ii Broadway. T. P. SAUNDERS. II
SITUATION WANTED-By Young Man, either
- the wholesale retail Dry Goods, The Clothing bust
ness. any other respectable employment Has had
wears experience in this City, and also al The South
Salary nuchan object permanent situation. Tn
eNceptonabe reference will be furnished Address R. o.
c. this office. aul lwis
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HEIR AT LAW.
Ior.- rj1be-f-. CaippenLae Dr. P,rzioss. 5uroH
Zssei iio-.es3i.. z PlRc.te Cicsly Mss S!sr.s
To c52.l1d- vvh - ta!s r Nes'Y ora 5urles called
THE COLLEGIAN'> WAGER
Ticke:s 81 ceats.
CASTLE GARDEN-Wita is extensive Prosnca-
y aeS i oosE Da= acc Evening Offering superior Up
por-ua.reS 10 the lovers q Na-re, II Viewing NE
and surrounding scenery TIE TINE Jnhsng the de-
I!ciocs sea b-eezes-Moziay. Tuesday ard "Wednesday
Eeuirgs gust 81 ith arc 5L-Ia The cveEilS me ~
loving selection OF mrsic vii be Performed oy NE Ut
ches,-l under the direction OF c w MISUNDERSTANDING oo
ie Bai Mascue Edinburgh Wa-. Fashionable Polka, sou
ra.buIa Wan. La Dame Blanche. Fra Diavoso. Dro-i
Wait Grand Ga.,op. Heyen;aa,. Overture E.Sragro-
Admission turias the Day and Eveni1s only =. cents
A MEXICAN NIUSEUM.-Mouday, August Sd ard
"A during The week Splendid performances II TIE after
rcon oclocs sri evening 81 81 The manager has me
satisfaction CT announcing the OF Col Jhaar
the famous Virginia Dwarf q years old and weighs > o.
Re -akes pieaslre IL announcing The following sGIiioca
CAd-es the extraordinary animals hvlnS-t"o
other Cuos:ies the surprising objects IN Creation
he Orans CuaHg and the Boa Cons;rictor-t'e Anaci
ca Veru-NIiss Fanny Wheeler-tfreai W esterr
Admission = cenis-chdreu under 10. y: cents mas
THE 10TH GREAT ANNUAL FIX OF The
l Aaericgn inst.'r,s. az NIBLo'S GARDEN. New
YORK opens Monday Tie 5th October 1875 DAYS for
cetTlng specimens Manusc;ure- the Arts inventions.
Moving Machinery, sc Thursday Frcay ana SATURDAY
the Isl. % and 81 OF October
There vii be Opening ard gTiculiura Anniversary
and other Addresses by gentlemen OF commanding talents
To heaef, inventors Constructors AID lmprovers OF
81 machines
There VII D. Flowing snd Spading Matches Ma
t;onal Convention OF Farmers, Gardeners AMI Silk Gull
turls> OF Cattle Horses Live Stock. Poultry Sc
splendid Horticultural Show Of Vegetables, Fruits
Flowers and specimens OF The Farm in Nhios LonS
Promenade opening early IN the Fair and coninueins TIL
q, anv former fair For particulars Agricultural Hor
ticultra Convention and other Circulars which may be-
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NEW ANN CEEAP pUBLICi

in this country Il only rests upon The pubic no'' 10 sus-
Will they do T. Gail and examine he work at
aus st MARX H. NEWMAN i cos 1873 Broadway,
NEW AND CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
XEM TAYLOR { co. No. 2Astor House, have Just pub
The Highland, Ethiopia. by Major W. C. Harri.-Pa
per; 3s2 PP with Ensrayngs1Prce ~ CT. ..,
FiriHions IN America, or High Life IN New-fork and
Sara,ogs-hy Seatsheld-25 cents.
The G2 y Ms, Ellen PSsfqEJs s c,,
Tom Cringie's Log, complete-57! cts.
HUI Hunt Merchants Magazine for Angns'-2S c,s vb
par re azd Autograph Of Vim R. Ds4p,,e
The Log OF i frivnieersnan, by Capt Marrya; COM
Ellen Monroe Sequel to Life in London" Part l.
B-Wn. T 4 Co viii receive on the arrival Of the
cars from Bl.ion their usual supplies of Foreign Papers
For nj. wholesale and retail by
aui 2ts WjL TAYLOR & co. No. ? Astor House
WILEY & PUTNAMS
ATE PJBLlCATIONS.-WAYL EN-Eccle-iastical Re-
i miriscences in the United States; containing
sketches OF her eminent Diynes By the Rev. I'd
ward Way.eu. vol. ayo full cloth. -
KEBLE-Lyra InuOcenl.um. By the Rev. J. k-ble,
author q! Christian Year. vol lano cloth - ct-.
- do Emo fne, cloth, y,
HAwrHoRSE-Moss-S from an Old Ilause By Nathan!e!
Hawthorne vol flii cloth, 81 -
do paper. parts. 81
JoHxsoS-Resulls in Hydropahy. or. Constipation not
Disease OF the Decentralization not Disease OF The
stomach By Edward Johnson, VI. D. lyo- l2no. full
rsLScs1oY TaEoLoeieAl Ess4rs reprinted from The
" Princeton Review exhibiting aiCi 'Irw OF princeton
Theology. I vol 3yo full cloth. - -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Mexico. b. the Hon. Wad-
dy Thompson late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Prupot-nary OF the Uu.ted SIsies al Mexico Fith Edi-
TOE. vol. fun CLOTH Il.
- do. paper, - cents
WILLAgD-A Treatise on the Motive Powers which pro-
duce The Circulation OF the Blood. By Emma Willard
vol l2IIo. - CT.
PuKIrlS DtylSEs-IoL III---couieiniag
fIoyve'- The R-d-eIivr- Tears syep over Lost sorls
Union among Projes,ants.'
.Csrna!!ty OF Religious Contention
Man, Enmily God Pnce -rvoL 30 co
vo.s l. and IL recently published containing the WORKS
If Johu Buuya-. LIS: 70 be eon'uruef-j aai us
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On Tuesday evening. Mrs. CATHERINE REIMER.
widow OF the lit Henry Scimer in the 18th year
OF her age.
The relations and friends OF the family are invited
attend the funeral this (Wcdne.day) afternoon. at ;
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
tween The subscribers, under the sum OF Cutters
Phelps, - ;his day dissolved BY mutual consent.
Newly ork, August !. 1916. W. 7. CUTTER,
CHARLES y. CUTTER.
aus lwis' SAMUEL F PHELPS.
MOTTO E-The copartnership heretofore existing under
the OF De Pauli-on this day Dissolved
Is mutual W. J. DemOr--t authorized ia
W J. DEMoREsT,
New-YoTk, July 2sh, 1915. {. NJ X. PAuLlSoN.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.-The Stock and FIX
Diur-s OF the No G5 Broadway Will be sold an
acceptable offer BE- obtained previous the trst OF
Sept next. the has Inducements discontinue
business which be b. able avail himself Of after
thai tIne. Apply on the premises. aus =.
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR OF very valuable
amiiy Medicine which has had extensive crcula
lion in The country wishes 10 dispose OF his Interest IN y.
with the stock hand. Il max be made very profitable
investment, i Will be sold low Address with real
A. 4 Tribune Office. l..
SUPERIOR GOLD PENS Diamond Point, with or
- without holder, very low prices 10y the dozen
gle one, by FRANCIS X LOUTREL,
avs I'm Manufacturers, - Maid-nane.
John SHELDON'S Newly.Invented Fountain Mui.
y JgFsptic Music Wriler, FOR Composers. Copyist-.
Schools and public generally, with which The
IN minute presenting uniformity Of appearance
the manuscript Music hitherto unparalleled OEy
supply ink necessary make from 1890 20O0 dot-
C,rrloN-AnT infringement Of any Of above articles
subjects The maker ant vender % action !; Law.
For sale. Wholesale and retail hy
JOHN J. BROWN < co.
aus - !ulton- near Nassau.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-10
The New York Express Of yesterday says:

ID. sIgfg3S @Ftl94fg + TsTtIsi
Mr.. Walker, the Secretary Of the Treasury.
continues in town, and with his Broker, Mr..
Corcoran, (of the firm Of Corcoran B. Riggs.
Washington } is understood to be prosecuting
his negotiations for loan, sometimes with the
Banks, some times with the Brokers. Mr..
Corcoran it is stated, has been to Boston in
The hope Of doing better there than here. e.--with
no better success, we are told. al1aR j
The Secretary and the Banks continue at is-
sue. He wishes them to exchange their Bank
paper, and give them interest. for his Treasury
paper without interest. The Banks will not ac-
cepl his offer at even 6per cent. as ], is under
stood, unless they can use the hypotheca,ed
Treasury notes in payment of duties at the
Custom House, and when they wish. This
Mr.. Walker does not desire, because such a
temporary loan would help him but little, and
the Banks are not willing to make any better
offer, because they want their money rather
for their customers, than to have il expended
in the war in Mexico. ,,
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-10
New boot and Shoe store,
On The south sids Of Pennsyfpania avenut, Be

On the south side IF PennsyfDdnio ovenus, be
,.l floeen sM and lOh, sfreetss b fff
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
i friends and The public generally, be has com
menced the boot and shoe business in all its various
branches on tha south side of the avenue. opposite
VIM. Marshall's auction store. Ny stock is all fresh
new goods Just purchased al the north, and will be
sold for small advance on the cost price for cash,
and cash only for. in commencing business again,
intend to sell for cash, and not is too often the
case, sell freely on credit lose large sums OF money,
and then require cash punctua customers to make
up in part at least the losses sustained by the credit
system. have had at least six years experience 10
convince me that the credit business conducted in
this place, neither just TO the buyer nor seerthere-
fore my determination to do cash business. am
determined to cell for exceedingly small profits and
sell quick, knowing that nimble sixpence is better
than slow shilling. Respectfully ask Of my friends
and the public generally share Of their patronage.
MALCOM DOUGLASS. il
south side Penn. avenue between 9th and 10th SITS.
NIB Measures taken, and all kinds Of work made
in the best manner and at The shortest notice. and sent
home when desired ID.
oct-l 3taw3m 4IR f{ I'd ~
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-10
Fare from Washington and Alexandria 10 No
-. folk IS so 40 NEn.a

Fare from Washington and Alerandyia 10 Nor.
~ 1.s folk So SO. asa sio48
HyHE public are hereby notified that passengers
L are now taken by the Potomac steamboat and
chmond and Fredericksburg and Richmond and
Petersburg railroads, to Norfolk, Virginia, at the
,ow rate of five dollars and fifty cents, including
meals ON the James river boat.
Passengers by this superior line leave Washing
ton at 8 A. M. on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thurs
days. arrive at Richmond at Al p. NJ. (early enough
70 view its beautiful scenery where they lodge; and
leaving Richmond at 5 A. M. for Port Watihall
on the Appomattox, there take the fine steamboat
Augusta (Which has been put in rst-ato order) for
Norfolk, where they srrive between and 2 p M.
Returning, leave Norfolk at q p. M lodging on
board the Augusta, arriving al Richmond to break
fast, and al Washington by p. M. the same day
The public may rest assured that il is the deter
mnaton Of the propretors to keep up this line per-
manently, and to accommodate travellers between
Richmond and Norfolk in the best manner and al
the lowest rates. @ 40N 8sh
For tickets, or further information, apply to
Capt. J. Rogers, on board the Potomac steamboat
Powhatan, or TO GEORGE MATTINGLY,
june 23-tf lffeg Agent, at Washington.