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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
The Auburn Fair.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
On our wny to the Fair al Auburn,
Tfrtr, g.rf ~ lsIR

The notes appropriation here are not SO loud
and prevalent as | had expected The impression ia
that not more than 20 or 30 head OF animals OF all kinds
win be sent from this immediate vicinity There were
seventy bueksnot dandy bucks hut sheep bucks-went
on yesterday, however from the Green Mountains OF
Vermont
obscrve in the gentlemen from great distance
vending their way Auburn. Among them perceive
Col. r. w Williams from Tallahassee Florida, aud
Col Bonner from Columbus, George Its 10 be hoped
their antcipaions viii moi he disappointed At any rate
they viii fail back the Fair OF the American Institute
In your ity where doubtless all viii be o. H. for there
you have n ia manage II who is always a,,rdke
From Albany to this place it ia evident there was n
very abundant rain The weather is superb tie fields
and woods beginning 10 put on the scar and vel
low" dress of Autumn
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}]ubIir Gonpcpanrcs, &e.
.T-% nsUDIslER ARRANGEMENT

-T~% nSU0I,iER ARRANGElIENT.T r..
s--tt.Is..-- THE New EGrh Bnd Erie RSiroad Anst
- Line, from April lstunl! farthernotice, 4@-'
Will daily Sundays sXceped between the city vi New
York and Mddlcown, Goshen 9nd intermediate pisces
follows:
For PGsseng ersLesye New YORK at A. NJ. and p. 81.
Leave Midde.ownat6t 4. NJ and 81 T. VI
Fare reduced 10 u - MiddlelOwB-way in proper.
ton Breakfast dlnner supper and berths DO Eai
the steamboat.
For Fret ght--Lesve New-York at ) P ~.
q Leave Ntd!eiown at Il ".
The Of the gnee, and Oi the station where
be left nusbe distinctly marked upon each article shipped
Freight not received after ) P. ". in Negv-York
Apply 10 j. + CLARKsON, Agent, NJ tie Office, cor OF
Duane and West sts. II. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 23ib, 1916.
rsS Stages daily from Middletown the arrival OF
the afternoon train, TO Milford, Carbondae, Hone.dac
Montrose, Towanda, Owego and West Also 10 Monicel
10, Windsor, Binghamtou ltidca &c. agent on board.
ma
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MARINE Journal.
PORT OF NEw.YORK.
CLEARED

Ship Yorkshire, Bailey, Liverpool, II Marshall; S;i
vie de Grssse, Rich Heyro, Fox s. LIVINGSTON; Ann
Hill, BAIT: Madonna, i.snisnd, Africa Jas Ans II Co
Banks Douglas, Tanner Boston; Caroline Ruschen
Richmond
Brig Sarah Mitchell 81 Marks, John Elwen 4 Co
Sehr Gilbert Hatfield, hinsshury. DemeraEa; Fulton
WNtord, Brazos Santiago; Telegraph. lSneru Rich
mond Rarmony's Nephnws & Co; Cinderella Crow
ell, Phils; Hope, pickSrd Richmond.
Sloop James l. Long, Jones, Providence Excel
sarSe Dolphin. Lamb. pAila; venas. wilson. do.
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LARcESfEs--George b. Intman was arrested
in the First Ward charge Of stealing two cont9 and
vest valued $50 from Capt Oliver Williams, OF brig
Lancer lying at Pier No. 10, T. X. Held 70 answer
Elizabeth Bren WINS taken up charge of stealing
dress from her sister In the Seventh Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

AccIpEsTALLY KnLro-A man named John
Martin was instantly killed yesterday afternoon al the
saw yard Of sanderson & Bishop corner of 10th st md
avenue g. Martin aud another were engaged in
lowering heavy piece Of tirner by mems OF tackle
and GIN when becke, wsy causing the timber %
fall suddenly turning the block in Which was hand
spike and throwing up that the end of il struck de
ceased ON the forehead, knocking him against the gin
He was taken up dnd conveyed TOMS house. where he
died in about twenty minutes. Tho Coroner held an an
guest on the body this morning.
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The above Boats viii al all times arrive q, ir,,,-
PIE time for The Morning Tram Of Cans Tor the ga.,S.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE COMING DAYS.
Air. Tn Days ra<a xe 'cest stp,yiHs

an- IL TIE 1'1t y ~
sYwJ L,srox
O TIE days when we arc ireenen al Whenever that
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For p&Sssge y! freight inquire on board Of The NJ,
pier No. y X or OF GEO. y, FAIRCELD n =
West - " Of JOHN Fl. RICHMOND, rrovsdcp.,s w y
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DrsERrrR ARnrsrED--Frede}ck Mass was
last night arrested in the Seventh Ward charged with
being doserter from the brig Morea.
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S:esn9ea, HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt R. c. c-,-..
dea will leave Gu Tuesday, Thursday and Ssnn,s s
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GREAT BOOK FOR FARMERS

Le, e-ery Farmer m tie United State rare Copy
Let every Former in the Unired states sub
scribe for Copy for bis son. II may
prove of more value 10 him than
Unr-e or eyen 2 Farm.
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CITY ITEMS.

- ItEsDA1, 5tI'I- u
cowHIDrSe AYYAIR.--oni.e STIR was this morn
ing created in the neghborhood Of the IoHoa ~ INC
occurrence Of Cowbidng affair. The parties 10 IN
interest transaction Mr.. Charles Merritt formerly
Police Officer, who was the eowindef' ana henry
Ketchuu who Yves the cowhded individual. Inc NM
ter of difference sone dsrespeehn fs'i'fhs eo'i
corning the wife Of Merit alleged BY nm 20 ase oeu
made bv Ketcbun. The meeting occurred in front Of
the Toms where Merritt was in waitine#hen hetc!rn
came up. NJ charged K with having asserted that his
wife WIS a X denied the charge and said that
whoever said so lied n. declared his perfect conTie-
ton that he * had made Of the Gsagreeabe Ian
guage and 90 without farther ado proceeded To admins
ter sundry blows upon nis person with cowhide Mr..
Ketehus face bears testimony of the striking reproof
administered by Mr.. Merritt
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

WALKERS Patent Improved hot Air Furnaces FOR
~ heating Dwellings. Stores, Churches c-TAese Fur
Faces viii neat economically and efficiently. the the
apartments viii be pure and healthy, from dryness,
dust or gas.
They put up under the personal supervision or Mr
Wakef he Pateuee. and have hitherto given entire salts
tacuA. sud are IL all cases warranted 10 perform we'll
P=tsrence-N w Taylor ESQ. Governor SewYork Hos.
Pial Nn Charles Starr Superintendent. do Edward Be-
,neHI ESQ :, " a-s C. D. Rhodes E-sg. I'D Pear st;
216 Bovrery; HalfOrphan Asylum Sixth-aYelue; Air
VIZ. ?. Chapman, Brooklyn; Dir. ". c. Greene 20 9th.
81; Mr.. J. a. Ransom. 200 2st Chemical Bank Broad
way; MI. IL. Ash. 80 Broadway; Dr. Alfred Vagsl.H
q Wav-rly place; Mr. Geo. " Snose 31ih-st
jSS6 GEO. WALKER gq2 Broadway
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h, - 10 W fNIEIIN -sYT.f1IT.
80 s,..-.s.sse..s>I TRAVELLERS. s-SS-r-y-1s
The public % respect-
fully informed the breaks Cerai caused by
the lar freshet having been repared. the PIONEER and
EXPRESS LINE, y.s Railroad ard Canal froia PHiLi-
trips for the season MONDAY The el1 April; iez7Hg the
Depot - MaTke;-st DAILY, q. = O'Clock. A. II
By tbs route passengers vii Rvod AL me fat s end
danger OF r1sht travelling u coaches. both Railroads oeg
passed il Daylight
For lsher INFORMATION apply te oia Established or
~ 4 q CUMMINGS. Agsnt
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RIO FIRE CGaIPaNIES.-ghe Hope Hose ca o.
4 Philadelphia, Pa oaer for sale rnodetl bath hose
Carriage .aree years old In good running cr;eral ST.
plated with SerrrNn svcs eSek-locSer Ad6reSs Col
Thomas B. Florence, E. corner vi SrtiA and Walnut
gsassslPeis- sHs;e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

FmE--A FIRE broke out nj about o'ciock this
morning in th: store OF Frnncs Barker OF No 5s4 Hud
son.st There wns but lieIc damage done Che flames
being very promptly clbDgiisled bg the iFcmen. in
surance 1890.
fire BAs discovered at abont The came hour as above
in carpenter shop in 2dst between Avenues A. and b.
Pit out By officer King of the l7ih ward This ire was
supposed to be the work OF nm inccndiary.
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IIGC..essl'EA>ah0ATHups OS. The s'gala.

i -. i..-sj boat HUDSON, Capt VIM H. Melen, hay
ing been Oyerhauied, IL now In frsI rate
der win In future her old route Hudson direct
without stopping at the Intermediate landings leaving
from the foot OF Cedar-st. New-Yor al O'clock every
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, and Hudioe
eryTuesday Thur sday aud Sunday evenings at doclo
the arrival of the Cars from Tie East.
For passage apply on board. Tickets ihroIgh % Pits
held - ~; West Stooabrdce 81 rs; and Chatham 81 80
p. S.-rhs Hoot has a large number Of S,ate-Ro0na
-3u
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PREeARE For GOLD WEATHER.

ERASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS, for excluding xind
and 'vatE: from tie bottoms of doors inserted the
lover raj Of me door goes co1 10 the SIT ciozes and
I-eS Fn Inc raj as II opens They are healthy, beeG1se
acis means, i excluded they arr comfortable because
NE temperatures : sq1g!sec and tie feet IN any
pa OF ne rcos lsy economical because there i.
cold air admitted ana o.; less fuel required to keep
.Tsr Prce - 50 per door, which includes putting H.
Manufactured by JOHN FRASER
20 I Neyr-YCrk
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TOR SALE-The Furniture c, and interest Ia, res
pecabe Boarding House N the upper part 1.-THE City
be disposed OF al the lowest terms Tor cash Tue oppor
UNITY i excellent FOR any VINO wishes to earn iiye-
hood. The pesen proprietor obliged 10 leave mmedi-
aiey for lie South. 81 present there are l. hosrders,
most Of whom permanent, Apply q, 2l5 Greenst one
N nor rOll M
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re-. -.=zs.,s-rs-s7 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL.

IL, e--zstssS-S..s--- tithhlS AND ESSEX RAIL-
80 D-SumIner Arrang elnent--Com.
mencug Monday May Tin, lsi6.--Ar-
rangemenls vii soon be made, OF which due VIII be
given, for additional train, Leaving Morrsown nj A.
NJ. and Nev-York at II noon
Leaye Nes-York, Leave Newark, Leave siorisioygn
O'clock A 81. O'Clock A. ". 6! O'Clock, A. II.
1 Pm. 5 PM. 2 PM
Passenger. by the Morning Train Morrs,own win ar
here le. o'clock when stages will In readiness
convey them Schoolsy- Ao1ntan, Washington Bel
videre s0d Easton dny Succasun Strnhope Newton
Milford and Owego Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days and TO ROckgpay, Dover, Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each Line returning
The following days 10 meetthe r. ". trains for ~ T.
VIII also leave for Baskenrdge every evening
he arrival oftts Morrsiown.
Passengers 90 through and from Jersey City without
chan ing On Tearing the city passengers win depos
Agent viii Dc in attendance receive Il All packages
or bundles must be entered the @aybil h Conpa-
ny viii Eoi hold themselves responsible.
Freight VIII De forwarded Immediately 70 Norriatown
from Albany Basin, By Stephens and Condirs Line OF
Soops 20 Newark, from the Traosporati Office OF the
y J. K and Trans Co. foot OF Li5ery-st and desired
vi De called for IN any part OF the city BIZ application
sait ONCE IRA 00DD Superintendent my4 q
sCHoOLEY'S MOUNTAIN. via Morristown and Nor
- and Essex Railroad from Nsvark-To accommodate
travellers - scEooeys Mountain. from Philadelphia and
New fOrE and ezra train Of vii be run between
Newark and Morrstowa By tie Morris and Ess-r Rail
a. l. NJ; leaving Newark all p 81 Or, the arrival Of
the u train from New YORK and the morning train
from Philadelphia with which trains here VIII be direct
connection 81 s train passengers viii arrive Norris
q P NJ where Stages viii he n readiness
yey them directly School-y's Mountain tyls
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yew.Yor Sent u IA lss ANifi' 'N's" St sis ols

-NEW-YORIS AND ERIE Railroad Company
Srhe stockholders OF the New FORK and Erie Railroad
Company hereby notified that ins;allmeat OF five
dollars per share, all shares which the payments al
ready made do exceed twenty dollars is required 10 be
paid agreeable the ption) the Office
of the company No - Walst before the frat day
OF October By order OF the Board Of Directors.
aust ocu NATHANIEL MARSH Spc'y.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE

At Five o'clock, p M-Landing ii Internaeiiss p.o..
Frum the foot of Bsrcl&y-sL. "
S,eaIuhoa. SANTA CLAUS Capt B. overeass NIL,
leave on Monday. Wednesday, Friday AMI Sunday sNer
Moons az O'Clock. 'N'
SJeamboa, NORTH AMERICA, Capt r. r. Yurrv. vii,
leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday aiterroGs :;
; O'Clock. -
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FALL GOODS. iS1G.-fSAACs& RANSOM lG
L Jon.st are daily receiving from Auction choice and
well selected assortment Of SIR Goods. comprising every
article used FOR meneTy purposes, such Is sLkf Sens
Veves, Plushes. Ribbons Feathers Flowers, &c. Sc.
Also rich OF Dress Silks all OF which lhey can
sell than any other house in the City. The trade
requested call nud examine Tor themselves before
making their purchases. I'll im
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HENRY ANDREW. iel0 laws

IN PURSUANCE Of m order OF the Surrogate Of The
lCounfy of New ork notice hereby given 81 persons
having claims aSnin Gilbert Fowler lake of the city Of
New ORR. gentleman deceased present he with
the voucher. Hereof to the subscriber his Office No 90
arion-sL in the city OF NeYorb, or before the six
eenh day of February next Dated New YORK. The eleventh
day Of August, 1916. SAMUEL WEEKS.
6ui9 las TIM Executor.
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l)nbIie Gonuepaness. af
IT, NREGrIiR ,I,II ~, :,

s Sos;Sa aa I'm Ssa.S Sd LINE ~ q: set~ees
ISLAND. "a oi>f"oN ard RHODE
Thc sis aniS5 OREGON, Commando q By Car. Sen
er and KNOB ISLAND. eor.Irs. ~ sv c.. ~
Apri, connection with te s;i Io TO-, ' srs ssy q
snd Bes;oG and Provideaee Railroads. ,S NM
daiiy sIsaSys eNeS.e from pier No North Rive
the arrival 0; the slaiTaiL from Boston ( NJ OF aps
These steamers are unsurpassed IN speed s,l.-,.
comfort, having each o; them ca large eoupio,s ss
sisierco,is and berths for $40 persons. se.sS iSrs
yar roonlS for families and parties. so Pr
The steamers oascerej By the most exre-,e-.,a
sri VIII shorten The passage between Ney.Y-s
ton ome IL 20 hours thereby arriving in snsue eS%
a. ,he sss EtS@ S Boston No.A aa4 EAST -
csy and Saturday. -tsAff
Leave Ssoaagt on-Moraay Wednesday and F-,a,-
The Rhode ISLAND viii leave New-Yors--Vo,.
csS, " etresdSy add Friday.
Le@ve S,ouington-rGesday, Thursday and Sseara.s
S.--Passeusers, 90 the arrival Of the s;ceaef, ,
cas- 20 PrnyideRce ami Boston without ans sc,sv
SaSsase Master accompanies each srain to Bos:ca % -
For Pesssge freight Inquire on board OF tie Ma,
per Nc. y h or OF GEO. y, FAIRCEILD, So =
We.ts or Of JOHN H. RICHMOND, rrov;denece ~. - =
FOR BOSTON, va Newport al p.
~ deace, direct. troG Pier Nos sS''
steamer MASSACHUSETTS csn,h s.Iee
on Monday "Wednesday anu Friday. 81 : p ". re'eT,
for passage begths, staor-rooras iceleAI s,r,,,
may be made boar Al No 70 Bss,ery.psceS w.
.Ts=~ PEOPLES LINE sTgaNRo,Ts
ussssss.sss ior Albany direT daily. S;adsys eSsrss
al NJ 3 O'Clock L. II from he Sns,.L -
Pier between Cortland and Liberty Sta -ihoo4s
Steamboat KNGCHERBoCHER Capt Aired H..
VIII eaye on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday srssia
q. . O'clock. e%'oss
S:esnlsea. HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt R. c. c-,-..
den. will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Ssnnis seo
ing 81 y c'cocN. 'NN' ever
The above Boats VIII a, all times arrive =, l1,.,-
West ~ NAs'Vs
Frgh. tssea Al moderate ra.es aud nous taken .os-
O'Clock, =. VI. Hei
All persons torbid trusting any Of the Roar, =, A.
Line without written order from the Captains r a ~ '
For passage freight. apply board the Beat, o,s
2. Z. SCHuLTZ. At me of6ce on the wharf "
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af Ter Tuesday the l5th DAY Of sepeGSS
next the boat win run IA follows Leave
Staten island g. g, 10, ~ 4. VI. and 3 4GP NJ Leave
New. York az 7, ., ~ a. NJ. and !, 3, ;, I ~
All goods et The risk of The owners thereof ~
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SOMETHING NEW
4 INVOICE Of Patent lever Freach and Maple Bed
~ si-eds with =iat sackiag bottoms, price 81 Also
ne pattern mahogany sprEgseag Barber'- Dentists
Chair tom Boston, Prce sl2 togeter Win large assor
ent OF mahogany carried and black walnut chairs
cias dysns- soE-5edsJea-, cl5cE. loGain ggla-se c
&c wholesale retail Moito-Snal profIt and quick
saie-. CA and Judge Tor Yourselves
a. 2weodt near t;reenuieh Park.
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CHANDELIERS. Candeabrn Ilrnps, Gas Fixtures,
Nl&c Nc-TH0AiAS CRANE. BANKS would inform the
public ard The former of GcGihouy Nevcrs,
that continues old stand opposite The TGbenacle
the business formerly carried 10y them Having received
The ngcncy OF he Justly celebrated manufacturers H. w
Hooper Co. he oilers Ie superior articles OF their manu-
rsriur- great reduction from tue price OF G. ~ The
n,bI,r ar. iry-i,ai 10 a,srnire iv6 VII
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w The undersigned has for sale spring Mattresses man
uCacureI In TIC best Manner and o. the most approYed
forms.
dom from vcrnu, easy ventilation aud un-rPHssable
comfort, supersede every thing clsc o the KIND
Orders received for Hotels Steamers, Packet Shps md
private residences, 81 No. G. Nescyst ;. r HAbsEf.
- The public, and the medical (tcpy In particular,
are invited 10 call and examine them au25 Il
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r., r-sszzE=zsy- HOUSATOSIC RAILRpAs.nI.,.s
go The reiaying Of tie :rscE g ssi
Bird geport ard New Milford 70 80
will be completed the I'd aud The cars WI fsss
their regular trips between the above hsrSsd PiS'H
Monday, the 2iJi inst
ARRANGEMENT ,,,.1sss
Passengers eaye New from the pier lot o II
s. st cclocs p. NJ ts1Ddays exeepedl by ttsasett
rod Cgpt j. Brooks Jr arriving in Bridgeport 81 nsiFP
Xix, and New Milford atG O'Clock ?. ~. |.
Returning, leave Ssyy-Silford n O'Clock arc sfIs
ErwYoEk at II y II. y freight Iain with Passs'g
TIli rua between New ihord and NORTH Canaai -
Milford at Is a. 81 and North Canaan a. r. ~
daily eree,t sundsys a. O'clock A. 81 for New JStS
Returning leave Segv-3fi!iord, a. Y IL rx
~ B.-'rhe trains betweec North Canaan and Va a.
% u bu discontinued after the 2iih inst Ief =
Druos Of relayfng that pat Of the track. Freight rce
"a IN New YORK from g. d. u p. u. and positively -
after thai hour r b. aASON, Superintendent
q NJ PsRaY, Agent, New-YOfk-Odce on the pier.
BRIDGEPORT, Aug ID, i24G- s1ps
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