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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20
Hliseellaneous.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No SPxucE-srREET-f Ihree doors from Nassau street
arc perhaps unsurpassed by Office III the city The
patronage of the last has been such 10 guaranty
great extension III resources We therefore, with cou'
Sdsnec, issue the following Card
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES supplied with all kinds
Cards, Bills Ladng
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads Checks, &c.
To LITERARY GESrLEMEN-o ristnai Manuscripts printed
with accuracy.
PsmphIs,s.l Stereotype Work and all Kinds OF
Books Letter Pres Prtntins
10 Lrerussss AND Mrs,eiAssProsrun"'e beautifully
Lecture Bills, Snsll Bills for Ds,ri.
M,,nr,ceh balls, button &c
And every description PLAN o,an,snal Job Work
executed with neainess and punctuay The Office
The improved POWER PRESSES. for Books. p.Mra.
Aiwork on the above Presses will be done al ex,raordi
naIy low prices -, ); a, FEAErAS,
Type AT REDUCED PRICES,
GEORGE BRtCE& co 7Sy<tog"1srs. a. Nc. Is Csam-
HAVE hand good stock OF their velLknown Print,
Hing Types, Ornaments Borders Rules Of the hesl
metal and most accurate workmanship, which they Will sell
Plea .seeen,s Noupsrie 80 cents
small Plea 81 cents Agate cents
Locg Primer. So cents Pearl ............S "
Bourgeois 40 cents Ornamental letter in proper
sreyier.:.......'.. - = cents ton
Also Printing Presses OF al and descriptions Ink
Rrouxes Cases Gavys, Wood Types Glasses Brass Rule
Composing Sticks and generally every Kind Printing
Which Win give 1000 Impressions Of cap folio In hour
card Press price $40, which pack be printed
minute; Shee, Card Cotier pries gu Paper Cutter
tor printers ok-hinders, pr1ce SSA
Orders promptly executed .,,
above foundry w. In
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Fr..,.. - TO WESTERN eras--,YT777T7tt
i1Z3 r.s--..ss TRAVELLERS est-.sr--<----s

T., -E..L-.--.5.! "
3Sz55 TRAVELLERS ssr-.--------53
The public Is respect
fully informed that tie recent breaks In the Canal caused
the late eshet having been repaired the PIONEER and
EXPRESS LINE. via Railroad and Canal from p tiILA-
DELPHIA 10 PITTSBURGH will commence its regular
trips for the MONDAY. the 9TH April leaving the
Depot. "a Market-st- DAILY al y O'Clock, A. NJ
By this passengers will avoid all the fatigue and
danger of night travelling in coaches both Railroads being
passed in daylight.
For farther information apply at the Old Established or
fee I'll Markets. doors above Eightn-sL
A. A. r. CUMMINGS. Agent
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q FAIINI FOR sALE.-A .pI.ndd O. u II.

80 \ FAItNI FOR SALE.-A splendid farm Tor sale
~ The OF Huntington three miles from steamboat
landing ~ SorAPOrt uile FROM r1l.raGt a. Deer
PARK OF $50 20 OF which covered WITH
'rood The farm : Beautifully situated ant IN IN state
Of cultivation producing grain OF 81 Als The dwelling
house and 0Gibuit.ngs al good. Fr! OF al siuts and 100
grape full bearing and The BEST Of rra;er FOR par
ucular. inquire o; THOMAS McELRATE, Trbune-Otce.
ielS -aw5m
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THE TORPEDO

THE TORPEDO.
SMlTHS newly inveaIed Torpedo, or Electro Magnetic
The Scivnttc American. rs Fu!,on.s. (Sun Buildings,
where they may be had beautifully finished Printed direc
tons accompany Them .uS I'm
~ F. HARRIS, +6 E>chunge-pace, Oilers Tor sale
y. bleacAe0 po.ne>ucs 81 l.; -, o.. TO- rs as wide
Brown Go 81 ana ~ wide
Brown Remnant 10 30. de- do.
Cooyed csmeric> comprising great variety OF coors
PAPER Mus!;nS, otva1io1s widths and qualte;
White Cambrics 81 and IS wide
Blue pr g Of 5 various qualities and patterns
kentucky leau>, low priced
Printed Sainet> do
Plain and plaid woolen Linsey> 10
Merino Cass;neres Q; the usus color> and mixtures
Also Blankets Cosngs, Bookings, Cordova Plans Ne
gre Ker.eys, &c. &c. Suls
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN Merchants sup
- Piled WIKI Bark books. Memorandum. Co2y and
Pass Books, Cap ana Letter Papers: Bonnet Boards
description Ink,,ands Portfolios WSx Waters, Pencils
States, FenSutves Gold Peas Gold and Silver Pencil Ca
Desk Weights Gard Racks Copying Presses, Manifold
Letter Writer'S cr'on luz * KS soa a. Tsry low
ans In Manufacturing Staloners, = Msidea-&ne.
NOTICE.-conslgnees OF goods per ship ChaTleiiasue
<;rom Liverpool hereby aotSed that said ship
d.SessfS'ne under general order Al Pier No y +
HORSE POWER FOR sale,-SoI sale. i Horse Power,
neSTy ae>s and perfectly sound Can BE seen q The
STEAM POWER TO LET-ln sePcrse apart
X ae'', IN The asr oe proof buildings Nos " and 81 We
ne y
s. Suedlk-r. Is and i25 Aiioruey-sl ans ex-
STEA1I P0WEE-SteaIr Power 10 Iri from 5 70 So
- Horse P"~e' Apply Al The corner Of 25ih.t and ioh
SIM
COMMUNION SETS-Plaied aud Britannia Com
4 nuuior Sets. consisting OF HSgous tankaYds gcbets
and plates Also, HapiiSuAl bowls ami Collection plaes
for sale al Rurlng.slp by BoARpMAN HART. aulsS;
SyTEAM ENGINE of three horse power, with 90 due
- boiler pipes blower furnace deer and front; may
Sc, 10 work with small expense beng N good order and
used bu, short May be II s. Sprnce-st aalsSi
SIElJED NEASU KES-Pewter Measures assorted
y sizes sealed manufactured and for sSle az enrg
slip by BoARDMAN HANI, ans ,.
GOLD PENS. Gold Peus..--A superior qnaiify'
VI Wholesale and retail by
nuis MARX H. NEWMAN X co. lss Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

THEFT OF A WATcH-Alichae Fitzgerald was
arrested last night charge Of stealing watch worth
a4s from Thomas Stafford farmer OF Ncwtown. L, l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20
EOR SALE.-sirnale on th. Roed frorn

New Rochelle White Palns, about eGuldistant from
each. containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, al Of which
P.or Land. excepting Ten Acres, which = Wood Land.
The place = divided BY lane and = aid out into
veurnt for cultivation. Al ne fences OF stone
good ORDER. and the ground high Of cultivation
The buildings a.! OF good character and in order For
TERMS app!yto ). :. KENYON, on the premises.
dg:f J. ADRlASCE, % John--t- New York.
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THE SUBSCRIBER "

TIRE 81 BSClilBER would respectfully inform the
gentlemen Of this City thai &c has constantly on hand
and Tor sale highly trained sid quiet horses for the saddle
or harness Any person purchasing horses Of the 1nbscri-
Der may depend upon being hoaoTssly deal, wh Re =
happy 70 add lhSi lie can refer e many gentlemen OF
the highest responsibility, TO character capacity, &c
Any gentleman purchasing horses subscriber and
who may ~ any particular dissatisfied with their pUr-
chase, return tina within reasonable period zad
receive the full amount OF purchase back he
would not wish any gentleman retain snirns! tpur-
chased OF him that he not perfectly pleased with
issS SIN VIM H. DISBRoW, Riding Master, 40s Bewery.
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List of Letters Remaining in the L. $. City Dis
patch Post, August 10, lS46.

~ Please mention The DATE cftie Last IN ahie dey are
adrrtisld LADIES LIST.
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~y,ITiRTF COUNTRY SEAT and Farm f

eyS Sae-The beautiful country residence o., Leonard
49, Lee Esq. situated adjoining New Windsor. tue
Hudson River, Newburgh. For extent OF prospect
and character Of land there ii any, places the
North Rive- more desirable the farm contains 100
ving n square ior and divided mo and 10 acre lots
abundance OF fr!t inc improvements &c and IS fesira
BIZ, for the residence OF gentleman the society this
cinv beng OF the order For terms, apply 20
ivir RIEECkER VAN DYKE. No. u Wal.-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

MELANCHOLY SrIcIDE.-The Coroner was called
this morning hold inquest upon the body OF Wcs-
Lev Woodwork, a son Of Judge Woodwork OF Albany
who committed suicide time during the night By
cutting an artery in the left arm with penknfe The
deceased appears taken TO the Lower Police yes
.erday III state of mental arrangement He was
placed in confinement for the night and on entering ms
cell This morning he was found dead on his bed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20
rT0oa OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.-

- nTough WIN0uI IaIdny OK aud
Albany Liue.-rhc new ard splendid steuu-
BELLE. Capt. Samuel Schuyler, vii, leave NewYorS
for Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, =
O'Clock T. VI. from the foot OF Eobuson.st. The Belle IL
fitted up with splendid saic-roOms and for speed comfort
and safety is surpassed by boat the Hudson river
For freight passage inquire OF the Captain on board
ut No. South.st.
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive in Albany in
ample time Tor the morning trun OF cars East or West
y. B-EreLghl aken NJ moderne rates. lyl6 C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

1916. BUFFALO 81 GREEN BAY. 1916.
h Pox sTEAMF9AT g. Gotg5Msgs e .ts
son, between Buffalo and Green Bay as fol-
lows. LEAVES BUFFALO. LEAVES GREEN Ray.
Mond Mays Monday gl0l MondayM yill NOud yiugI
Nond yMyls MOrdayAug 2fl MOndayM US Nond YAugSi
Mond yJunel NoudaySept 7IM0nday J'ne Nondy Sepli
Mond Jnel5 3londa ySepr2l Nonda ~ ne2 Mondy Sep8
Mond yIne29 Monday Oct 5 MondayJ'ly 5lMordy OcIl2
Mondy PLY IS Monday Octs MondayJ'Iy ~ NondY Oc23
Mond Willy n MondayAng 8
The Columbus has undergone most thorough repairs and
IN ne condition for business The travelling public may
confidently rely upon her making her trips Puneuay NJ
advertised. and assBed thai no pains vii De sPrc
10 make her accommodations desirable and pleasant 70 pas
sengers.
6. II. Parlien los Fuonst J. r Wolf, 95 CorilandIt'
T. A Jerome l0q BroadsL Eesr York Nou!n CHAM, WI.
tie Co 81 QuaysL albany. WlIkie, Parsons Co By
jaio. Tyler. Brown ( Co GREEN Ras sSDtNo7i"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20
ag7 Il EMERSON x PRlCEARD, 10 Wall-st

81 FOR SAEE-Or in exchange for property in the
W City Brooklyn Farm situate y miles West OF
- Ne'voureh, Orange Co y. \. continuing about 100
acres nearly all uabe. Limestone soil and suitable for
grain grass, and Is under good cultivation; or
chard of grated fruit in full bearing. The improvement
consists OF good two-story dwelling and outhouse=
large barn. sheds, good the door. A. per
son vogid probably purchase without Viewing the prem
ses full description deemed The faci
Ties OF getting Scvbursh from the city generally
welt known. For terms. &c. apply
sulI a,v WRIGHT & LOSER, 10 Front-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

ESOOkBlNDERS' STOCK anc Tool w areuouse-
DJOHN K HoOLE. No. ia Nss>sJl-st has for sale
Russia Leather. Pow hnlEeS'
Bark skins, Type CaSesi
CoOred do Brushes,
CAR Skins, Asste Burnishers.
English CoorcG Cali, God Leaf
TUrSev Morocco. Gliding and sank Hons,
Maroon and Blue Rcaus, Tools.
American Y z Sheep SKINS CompsSses Hammers ana
Binders Muslin. Shears,
Marble and Comb Paper Lettering faLeIeS
Irvine and Thread, PolishetS, &c &c
Presses and Plows.
Also. secondhand Enclosing Presses
y B-Le,ering Blocks. Gliding Rolls, Tools tIcoosS-
lns Plates. o-er 81 he shortest nohce
aGlS lnspd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

PASSIVE COUNTERFEIT MoyEY-A man who
gave his name "a William Armstrong Bertell was ar
rested yesterday forenoon charge Of passing coun
tert.it SIS BILL on the Warren Bank OF Dan"ers. Mass 70
William Cline of The Rams Head House in Fultons On
being taken to the Lower Police he discharged but
was again caught o'clock P VI. passing another $
bill on the same bank to s. G. Van Weber OF No 81
sou,h-st- The ACCUSED was accordingly locked up Tor
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.UHrza .OppOSITION TO MONOpOLY-

rE-rs--l Through without landing.-New York ana
Albany Liue.-rhc fast aud splendid new
steamboat EMPRESS. Capt A. Hitchcock. viii leave the
foot of Robnsont next above Barclay, every Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday, O'Clock. The Express is 1T
ted the best with spactou,
and good berths. Wththe public patronage the travelling
part the community may he Of love fae the entire
season through For passage freight, apply the Cap
tam on board, or OF GEO t. STANLEY,
nj q ON the dock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

~ Con- SKINNER and his family by whom ne
s.a been met at Boston left the City Hotel yesterday
ON his way TO his residence in Norfolk Virginia On MS
,,.r homo from his command the African Station ne
,nopired particularly in the West Indies and was IN
t,,ned that there had been sign Of Prvaeers under
,he Mexican Flag ind Consul at Havana is confident
aha, no such vessels will there find any counenance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

Itol o'iS ROAD.-
ksss5 reIayIg Of The track between
bridgeport ard New Milford (S6 r-Icsl
will De completed The I'd and the VIII
their regular ;rips between he sooye named pisces
Nf,-, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20
SOUTHERN COTTON YARN.-Best Soaineru

q
- Yarns OF TIE following descriptions are offered 10
coGa;ry merchants The lowest market prlcs, VI
NORTH CHroltns factories assorted y O. ? 20 ~
South Carolina Go Go do 10 II
Georgia hard twisted y Srp-Go 90 = 10 i
These Cotton usde IRON pure COTTON and ne
complexion ii the goods passed Tor e-eafess
BUYERS have any assortment OF numbers paI W 20
SUI, ihrir wants without extra price.
Also, Paterson and other New Jersey arms a. o pm
together via Bats Wick Warp, T'yIne ana " AZ
ding at Nos Is ana ~ Cedar>i hs block above sar,L
up s;sirs> taull! 7. y UNDEkaILt.
SHERMAN, ATWiTER & co. corner Of Broad
- 4l SvayeT New oJS Commission Ne-caHS 20
the sale Of American Pig Bloom. Bar Hoop Scroll, Band
snd HI kinds o; lruc. o.eE Tor salt--
80 tons beSl JERSEY CES-cUSl Blooms
lon co Go Northern blooms
- do ReSnei for wire bie.s
A. CO. vii sdvaace literally upoa eli consignment
OF Pig lfcr Blooms manufactured Iron. which may pc
sent 70 theor purchase IN the NewYors rarset or The
mos. reasonable terms. IyE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

~r-10 THE magnificent steamer OREGON hsv.
ing been withdrawn for few DAVIS for ha
- purpose Of painting, VII, resume her regular
trips for Boston StOningion and Providence this dav
The OREGON Will leave pier No North river al O'Clock
z. VI. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. iyl.
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y
sale exchange for real situated the City
OF New York, or lis vicinity. Said Farm lies in Kane
Co in the beautiful valley OF The FoV about 81 miles from
Chicago contains about 400 prairie and TIM
Der upon both sides Of the river. The location is
very healthy and IS well adapted 70 the raising OF grain
or stock. having about $50 under the plow. The
Farm well watcreG, and stocked with the best breeds
OF cattle horses sheep and swine good house with
cistern barns and other oubudings upon The premises
with fences and farming uensils-al complete repair.
The orchard contains the best kinds of fruit
This farm i situated within three quarters OF nile OF
grs mills. churches schools stores, &c Stages
for Chicago and Ottawa pass by daily.
II is OF the finest and most eligible situations in
Northern Illinois, aud offered for safe solely because the
owner has business which calls him East
For particulars apply 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

xUtss DAILY LINE OF Boats between New
-t6Jlaz-z1SYork and Staten lsland.-The steauboats
sS--z=zs=-sS>sSYLPH, Capt J. Braisted, and STATEN
ISLANDER Capt D. Van Pelt, viii leave as follows:
Ieaye staten island at g. g. 10 and II A. NJ and 2, 8,
L.Svs New.Yors s,7 g. TO- II A. NJ and 2, 4,5s7
All fregh ut the risk Of the thereof jel6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

yon-The subscriber viii dispatch vessei on or
about the l5ih OK October Tor tie Bay OF saH
Francisco and Astoria Applications of freight or par
sage and al necessary information b. letter, postpaid"
the subscriber Newly ork, viii be promptly AMENDED 10
sulf DGSWI CHARLES @. STEWART
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NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

THE KSIcKfERocKER ACCIDENT spoken
Tsbuue this morning. an accident 'ha' ~
o. could preven,--aId not followed 0y INC
stated. TO wi, that the passengers were
brought down in the Belle. -, ,o,y enour, TO
ins Inc, her bringing her passengers safely and very
p.,r 70 Scy.York by in the morning or before
peA'' of tho Passengers" never slept sounder'
:" 80. y better boat, under more accomplished
ne'.' "a dreamed of no danges-nor OF any thing but
TO which stands in the way Of removing the
o su until Polk and all like him are oTer'laughcd
BY me Pess~asr in The Kniek1bOeker Sunday night
Con-. SKINNER and his family by whom he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

.-6ONIY REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS
for N-yv-oseans--Packet OF the 24th Aug!s-LIe
-s7e splendid fassailing packet ship ORLEANS, Isps
Barrett will sail positively on Monday August 2ii;o
regular She has excellent accommodations Tor esoi
second cabin and seerage passengers. Those wishing
secure berths should make early application 10
W. < j. T. TAPSCOfT
suls 90 soqsh-sl I'd door below BGrins'hY,
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.sa.-,,zzrztoPENING OF PENNss,YLyANIA

sr-ls-z Cana! for 1915. BISGHAMY Transpor-
taton Line Proprietors-Wm. ngham,
Th9s Bingham. Jacob DOCK, VIM A siratton Conducted
rL,. n,nn,.,n,. RI III. ala IT, Il, 90, ~, ,.i,
stock IN the most complete order and thoroughly pre-
pared 10 forward produce and merchandise and from tho
Eastern Cities the opening Of navigao We that
our cng experience In the carrying business and jealous
attention TO the interests Of customers viii secure To
continuance and increase OF the patronage hitherto extend
ed to Binghens Line"
Our arrangements will enable Us 20 carry freight with tho
utmost patch, and prices shall always be as low ~
the lowest charged b. other responsive lines
Produce aud merchandise will be received and Forwarded
East and West, without any charge for forwarding, ad
yancing freight. storage or commission. MARK PACK.
AGES BIHGHAMS' LINE Bills Of lad!ng Forwarded and
every direction promptly TO- Address apply
W,I TYSON, Agent, 10 West-sL y. Y.
BINGHAM DOCK STRATTOS
27b Nsrket-st Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON Agent, 10 North Howsrd-st Baltimore
WIN. BINGHAM, Proprietor,
Canal Basin. Liberty-sL Pii;sblrgh
HARDEN co Rn.ton Mss-srhn .-ti. rIp'6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-The Coroner was called also
10 hold an inquest the of ll.hst and Avenue
C. ON the body Of Catharinc Commskey native oil New
York aged 81 years, who died suddenly last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

OF Ii.,
80 Packet o; 2lst AugusL-The splendid fa. saiaEs
and avor!le packet ship LIVERPOOL, C2no soe.
burhen) Capt John Edridge, will sail Friday, Ansda
ss; her regular day Persons wishing TO secure pc, az
should fail make early application on board t0I
2urltng.slip or To W. & J. r. TAPSCoTT
Persons Wishing .end for their friends can have ss
brought out r This magnificent packet, any OF the
lar lne sailing on 1s 9Th It'll, Ill., 18TH 2ls and 1
Of every month on favorable terms ApPicahon 70 "
made a. above orto WIN TAPSCoTT,
znii 's' " so-r''n koR1 Iivsrp0ol. Nk--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

Es IRREGULAR MAIL LINE between
tssA!-E---iS Boston ard Sew-Yotk. by the f,s, and
splendid steamers OREGON aud RHODE
ISLAND
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'fosk-Tuesdsy. Thurs-

StUR BOSTON, via Nevrpor, and Prov
rSS,srs.-1, tenc- direct, from Pier No. s. y R-The
s!esHer RHODE ISLAND, Capt. Manches.
ter. o. Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, ) z. NJ.
For passage. 5erths. freight Arpcsion
may be made board al No. 10 Batery-plsc iyIlf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

~ TWO LOTS AZ Port Richmond, staten l. and VII
:; be sold on Saturday "a insi al y oc!ocA'
@A al The Merchants Exchange. Two Lots OF ground,
cor4 of Me-sereau and Bennett streets Il, the village OF
Por, Richmond about NILE from the steamboat land,
ing containing - BY 100 feet pleasantly situated ana good
mel aforementioned can remain on mortgage.
eurg BtEFCkER 4 Van NE, AuctlOneers-
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Al Five o'clock. p M-Landing NJ Intermediate Places
From the foot OF Bsrclay-st.;
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS. Capt B. overbagh, vii
leave Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afler
NJ O'clock
Steamboat ROCHESTER. Capt. - win leave o;
Tuesday, Thursday, And Saturday, ) O'Clock Y VI.
u Apply ON hoard. ~ The Office Mharf aul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17
Continental Markets.


Freirh continue advance and 6s 6 has already been
paid for London and ), l0d for Liverpool ior lar yes
sell During the about $500 Grs Wheat have changed
hands NJ sos 10 for and S5s 10 57- for highmNed
The stock In granary estimated n from 6Uv 10 so
qrs and may possibly receive still! 5000 9rs before
Winter. Were for The deficiency OF the fotato anu
Barley crops 10 Poland. and the adjacent Austrian
provinces expect he arrivals thence next season
TO amount qrs but, under present circumstances
estimate probable supplies al above aVV'o Gre
SrLrrIS Oct 2l-Iu our market there is but little do
ing owing to the stocks Of all SORTS oil Gram Good
new Wheat but OF light weight is obtained ct 5O' per a.
but old heavy IS lbs Wheat = held al SOS.
Rosrocx DC, ?l-The stock OF old Wheat i very much
reduced being held entirely in firm hands It may be-
considered A. out OF the market The supplies OF ne"
come very spangly. The weight this year - not heavy
hut the color Is very nDc,
ODESSA Oct I2Our market mucn quietsr than II has
been for lime. oNViD. 10 The want OF money, and
or are somewhat lower consequence This state OF
things is caused solely by the oial absence OF sppng 10
carry on The which been brought here prlnei
psy for Mediterranean account the demand Tor vessels
so great that zoos per has been paid Tor 'rsslan
h,g load Tor Antwerp The guilty OF th- year. crop
ls splendid mostly weighing 90 bs per bushel aud such
Cushtv i now ohains6- 35s. The want OF ,hips l.
.-y to continue during IN. winter and most Ia orGbie
opportunity exists for executing orders.