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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

IfOld Mr.. Eaton. the Caledonia Springs Pc
eestr'an, has dene it. as every body said he
'ronid nj. lie has walked his 1000 miles in IOOO
consecutive hours mile in each hour. The
w. l. Np"H ot hie TimeS said his chance OF do
ing IT was about equal to mans chance OF
beng struck BY lightning The old man is
10 years old, and completed his extraordinary
performance at II o'clock, noon, on Wednesday,
Oh last week. This is one of that class efforts
wherein success is the only thing that is rcspcc-
table; and this has been achieved, under diff
cultics and endorsements Of no ordinary char
acter We incline TO retract our former some
what gru0y notice of Father Eaton, and to adj
NIT that he is a rum old file"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
Tho work of Repeal in Pennsy lyania.

VIM. "A. Knsoe, Esq. ofPhiadelphia, who
states that he yotedin 1914 for Polk and Dial.
las, in the confident belief that he was voting to
sustain also, the Tariff of ~" has issued pro
posals for publishing paper in Philadelphia tc
be called "TnE HoME LEAGUE, AND TARIFF An
vocATE." Messrs Polk and Dallas will not be
likely to hoodwink Mr.. Kinsloe a second time
even with the assistance of the very able anc
accomplished lanes Buchanan!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
Lake Chaimpiaim steam Boats
TO THE PUBLIC.

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W, ~ wv i'o.!" . W .l' ~,
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"".o ''o''' '''''c w. ~, ~, '''r '',' 'o''
t'cH 'ho''..S' Scci, Sc'tral AuNc,uSeihch'9 anu
rror''l'''ioha pun 'orlil unuGr llle Sanction o'
ti'f efnifeloIN 'ir' VI t,ic S'F.,'cr rr-
Gus ''''''I. '''oh,'4 uIc N"lpat'N VI inc "oIo'
an" nSsaI!,n3 "''o nS''l'tSi'''''s inc il'''
I''e"t VI wv ,o,'I"'H Wn,,n we 'ti,rrSe"' 1t
mas h''cpolorc pVln '''ous"t d! Us H'lec'.7a,!
10 inahe any rePI! 10 o'taCNs con. 'uti'o t, u"
"""'R ana "U'5"ogS' oPI'N',ig 'h',l IN pcs,
answer 10 'ucH ''''"l'H' aPPca'S WaS 10 ''oonn
IN 'he %"p'L"tUy " an fs'P't,S' OF tli' 't'aiief,
belonging 10 'i"S company we nov 'hhN tha'
departure III some IS9i%,'s 'r"n tIiS courN' l.
drhahued' Oh ,iie ~ OF July i"St' tle .. amer
oarailac' SiopP" running Us o1I poat III OPP
poNtioh 10 lle '1aItuS' aiiu NaS subsequently pu'
on 'he fcrry' between burlington ana 81 Al
pans, "c'
'he curiosity OF the PuRhc so''"' 10 nave
3eei excited ana strong desire manifested 10
know by What m'Hh' 7"ch result was pro-
u"ceo' Ncan'Wer-' was ol1lh $ tfan5'G-
non neither private nor necessarily Puhh..
"ou'u Ste'i'' however i'' one parry 10 'P Oo's'
| acuoi are Iap9rns uh1ef eN'feih' apprehension
'eSt tue aFeIIilg community would "ouot t"eli
! e'p'', "'"iF'Ft"eIH@S|' am Mr' hrIogg inc re-
pu',I owner ana 'aP'' iSdAi'' me master, o,
'''' '"l''S' nave 'a'n punished 4rh,i fha'
any arrangement mas bNrn made. ANA tllat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
LOST. STOLEN, OR STRAYED,

From the owners while at the late Democratic District
Convention a SET of Resolutions intended 10 define
their position on the new Tarfllaw OF 1916. An,
one finding the same and viii return them To the Com
;,,ae who had them IN charge, wet nurse shall bt
Handsomely rewarded, provided said Comml'tec
rause them to be published by the people at large II
said district. ,o.,
C'h'''"''" n AutocT1ph
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
asinCsl,Urgia Academy.

EEUKIIL LEE y VAN, VI. 4. Principll-
~ Miss MARY ANN NILES, assistant TcacLer
The next Icadcmirai Year of this institnrion viii
commence on Monday, September
IuitioH-SiO0 per quarter of | weeks
The above arrangement for two Teachers is inten-
dedlo he permanent, and thorough teaching is now
confidently expected
+, W GLIB, Secretary tr T,ustc,s.
HnesbWgh, Juy u, 1916 3,rl3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

1.-THE Hon Mr.. !Sa,ryer, of Ohio, has been
ictl ont by the nominating convention of his dis
trict. However, he can console himself by the
reflection that, brief as his congressional life has
been, he has become cidcB kaorn by his achie,-
ments on the floor of the House in the suSsage
limo "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
NEW SERFES,---No. n.

l1le length in vim licltion Of the veto. and in on.
o'iton to the claims.
Mr. Morebea1 followed in defence Of the
'lams, and in condemnation of the veto
And the question bainr PIT, shall this bill
ASS notwithstanding the objections offha pa
'ident?" it was d'cidel by yeas and nays as fol.
ows: yeas 27, nays l5
There not being two.thiris in the atIirmatiye,
he bill did not pass. ~
NEGOTIATION WITH MEXICO. 81
Mr.. Lewis moved that the Senate toke IN for
consideration the bill from the house. entitled
- An act making further provision for the cy-
lenses attending the Intercourse between the
United States and foreign nations" and de-
mande1 the yeas and nays upon his motion.
The bill, having been read a first and second
llnn, being then before Senate as in committee
of the whole
Ar. Lewis moved to strike out the proyiso
which had been added to the bill in the House Of
Representatives, and which Is as follow:
P,ocidcd That as an express and flnlamontr,
Is sv-t.ii the dcqlsltpn Of territory rom the
into two gc,l.rar fy the United Stat by yuu. of
shall require \ pul.ic rduif'sd between hom
p-oN ted. At which the moot cougt- viii BE- lr,r''
t. winch val be- open ~ all times tor IN" ocruumudaiju
u of the students. It is expected TINT th" members o.
the school will have the privilege OF attending Tia" pub
: c lectures of the University OF Vermont aud viii Do
% INIT ri TO tn enoym mt OF tn toll"g' Library ire
OF charge. SUBJECT only TO the incidental expenses q
II tie latter The vacations of tn school VIII Dee tW1
" uruHallv.i t. oi four weeks tTuu the INST Wed
! n day oi August, and one OF nine weeks from h
!, fist "Wednesday OF Deccmber nearly corresponding
i With the vacations in te College. Tn. rate OF u.UY
~ w be fifty dollars tor an academic year, and in tina
IT, proportion Tor any friction OF u year
=, Burlington, July 10, l5ie
r. MILO l. BENNETT,
' jf WILLIAM W PECK
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

\ OTICE.--Irhis r. 10 certify that | have gwen my
" son, IA. 4. BRO wv, his lime during tha rest OF
his minority transact business for himself ! shall
claim none OF his earnings nor pay any debts C his
contracting after this date.
SAMUEL II BROWV
Burlington, Aug II, l7i6 llvS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
4flarric0.

| lIoyt, Gro LEE LYMAN 10 Miss VI. c BoYNToN
| In Colchester, August eth, by George F. Mavo
EsIr Mr., NM. HYDE TO Hiss JENNA FARRANp both
| of Colchester.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
Vermont Central Rail Road
! S5.s,ss. ssS.sgl 80 !, :.

An ASSESSMENT OF TN DOLLARS ON 4
y share has been ordered by the Directors of the
Vermont Central Rdiiroad Company, payable ON the
made at the Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Bnrlipr-
ton at the Bank OF Montpelier at the Bank Of Wood
stock or AT the Treasures Office No ~ fremont
Row, Boston
SAMUEL II VALLEY, Treayrsr
Boston Aug %, 1916 3wl3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

80 Mr.. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF

n-yEe New York, has the pleasure 20 inform the
sIl,LI3 citizens of Burlington and vicinity that he
has opened a shop at the room lately occupied by
J. II. Piatt, doors north of Mr. Warmers store on
Church street. and r pared 10 do with ncatncs and
in the blst manner ali work entrusted his care. in
Guiding JEW ItiRH ~ WATCHES of every
description, making Patent Lever Es'apcments ns
good as Johnson OF Robinson Also, Duplex, Lcpinc,
and all ycrtics. &c. All kinds of repairing. setting
plnlons. stall cylinder, wheels etc well and neat as
can b, done in the ely OF New York -Vlsic boxes
replired Accordans and Mclodans tuncd All
work do le by his own hands.
Mr. +. having worked III in a large establishment
in the city OF New ork for two years. and qbavinI
previously received geod instructions ON an excellent
European workman is well qualified to execute the
most difficult work and he eXholts the public place
IN HIM their confidence, and bestow upon him share
of patronage. Refer, for information respecting his
workmanship, to Messts Fellows, Van Arsdale and
Cooper. No II, Maiden Lane n Y.
burlington, Sept 3, 1916. tia
| INFORM ATION WANTED. of EDW ARD
1 McNORTON, aged u years, who left the Parish
OF I llanIin, County Monohan, in Ireland in May.
lSij---took shipping in Belfast Tor the L. States He
has sister tatharlnc in Burlington, VT, with whom
h. communicate by addressing letter to her care
OF .IohnNycIs OF Burlington aforesaid I3ri
burlington, w. Saii. p l-ib.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
FARMERS CLUB

This evening at IL o'clock. Suyeat: the
best means of improving the character and in
crcasing the varieties of fruits
Friday. Sept. /. 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
{. NJ GUILD Aren't

PAINTS. OMS DYES, CHFUICILH. TAR-
NiSiiEN, BRINIES HINDOU GLlNN,
SPICES AND PERFINERl WlNIFAC-
TJRERS iRTiCLLS, THYME, DHiGS
FOREIGN AND DOWESIIC.
30. ieivc?-%t.s rroy. \. !. opposite the Troy
House.
G. WiCkES. WHOLESALE DRuGGiST. KEEPS
~ constantly on hand, lu'l and complete assert
ineut Of goods belonging 10 die Drug trade to which
the notice OF dealers, manufacturers, physicians and
others is respectfully invited.
The stock is modn up of goods of thr best quality,
purchased iotr and offered to tn tada ON the Eusr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
L'RESH CAMPHENE, constantly receiving
Il AT PECK a. SPEARS.


4 NEW lot OF Svered Fans, and 10 Keyed Ac-
Z \ cordians } Meodians, Seraphine, Double hand
teel and German Silver bowed Spectacles, Toilet
Gssses, 81. RRINSNAID a. BROTHERS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
INNORM ATION MANTED. nf EnWAR
" WIND


/ + THIS OFFICE, a journcyman Printer who
y can work at both Press and Case None need
arply except such as conc We'll recommended tor
Sober and industrious habits
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

'I'RCSSES.-Latcst Improvements OF nll the pop
ular instruments for Hernia, or the different rup-
lures incident to the male.-Acculately applied by
PECK & SPEAR.
Also, al thc Female Tusses OF late inventions con-
stanty OH hand IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

INN PLAIl,N. WIRE &c, 75BONF- Nm
! Plates, l-S and extra sizes 30 bids iron wlro ,
assollea--shrtr copper copper bolt, Russia ami Ems
sh5c' lrol, sheet lead lea PIPE sheet gin, ryst r-
juo' : STRQNGS \ co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
MILO l. BENNETT,
WILLIAM W. PECK

gARINTING INK AT CITY PRICES! !"
4 Eddv's News and Book Ink just received and for
sale at Factory Prices for cash. u,
STENENS WOODS
Burlington, July :, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

S,OFA ----A first rate fashionable Mahogany haiI
= Cloth Spring Bottom sofa, which will BE- sold low
Enquire at the VARIETY STORE.
Burlington, August %, l>l6. nl2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

HRAY CLOTUS..--.A large lot of Gray Cloths,
VI for sale low, in exchange for Wool or Cash.
Villas x MOVES.
Aug. Goth 10 nl2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
ALBANY MARKEv--Aug 81

There is some inquiry for Flour today, and sales
have been made in small lots at 81 for Genesec from
new wheat SiO6i 80 bhs. straight Michigan in
prime order, brou Lht 81. New Gcnesee Wheat has
sold at 30 9Jlc. and considerable on the market
w sern Corn % 81 &c.; 1000 bu. warm, 49,! Rye
IN IN Air..ut
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
MRs. I. {. PREscoTT,
MEs. : 4 BAcHELurR,
No. | Commercial street.

Boston, Mass, Sept Il, 1918.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on tho
wrapper. For sale by PECK * SPEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04
SHEI.RURNE HIGH SCHOOL

V'iIE FALL TERN in this Academy will
i commence on Monday the 9Th ptemher
Tuition 50 81 Qlartrr-Boarl from 81 - tn
50 o. week II VI. y ROY CT, Principal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

SELECT StItt

y pen n SCHOOL
Building. Coll str
September. TuIrIov
For Englis
Lanal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-09-04

Si4S.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS at the lowest man
ullCtuIcls prices. Fms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

S,NITHS newly invented Torpedo, Electro Magnetic
- Machine may be seen in operation al the otce OF
the Scientific American, lS Fultcn-st tSun Buidlngl
rinr1s ALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

IN CHANCERY OF New-Jefsey.-BetweeH Richard
Van Buren,, William Pumyea and Elizabeth Voorhees,
conplananl- and William simpson defendant! on o. 10
iOrecose Il appearing 70 this Court that the cUnp!slnanLs
have Ned their bill the above and thai process Of
Subpoena appear and answer directed 10 The defendant
aca been regularly issued rrtGrnaoe The June term OF
.- Court 1916 1u; Ina, the defendant William simpson,
could be found Il this state 10 De served herewith, and
he caused Ms appearance 10 be entered n
such process had been duly sefYrc ard !! beng made 10
appear by stsvl. the satisfaction Of lie Chancellor, that
the WIaf Simpson does reside II this State 5C!
in the and STATE Of Nevvfcrk!t : hereupoG, his
reih OF J1u The year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and orty-l1, motion Of John Van D.Ae so!c
q; the compartments by his order directed 5y The Chan
ceo tia; ne SAID absent ds-Ets1! DO appear, plead az
cseur The cOr1p.-lrzIlL> oI- before the
third Tuesda Of September next or that n default hereof
decree Dc raG- asa.rs; h-r: he Chancellor shall
think equitable and @ And = i farther ordered ina; this
order shall. Jcin -,=ty Gays hereafter served per
soraliy me said William Simpson. by delivery Of
copy thereof h- published within he said w entv
days Il :L- sIscOri2. paper printed at New
VICE ms SAFE and continued therein for SIX weeks sue.
crs--e, east i every week and in Ike manner
zzd io- he Ike space Of tine n one Of the a-w.pgpers
published Il The cir Of Sew-York.
! tue copy. O. 5. HALSTED c.
>4hL- X ClANEsE. I4-fs- la.yS.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
CHARLES a SHERMAN,
tas ,ayver, Attorney for s:tach!r, Cred,or ) Walls
uTBBARD'S PsPERS.-BURYAP ABABCoci

uUBBARD'S PtPERS.-BURSAP4 BABCoCK,
l1No. IS Jonst Offer Tor sale fu assortment Of Papers
manufactured b. the Messrs. Hubbard. comprising
Ledger Papers. blue and white Imperial, Super Roys.
Royzl, Medium. DENY and Fla, Cap
Bank FoEo Post, Bank 0Cario Post, Exchange Cap
EsS;rs Super Cut Cap. r;lrd and plain
Leiier Psper ruled zld plain. MI sssor--nect
PacSet Pos, Super and Extra Super.
Tinted P.ais Paper Cuored f-nprr:as-
Colored Roys.s, thick and thin
Do Medium DO DO.
Do Double Cap. for copy books.
Eiae Glazed Co.or-i Mediums Royals &c &c
8 B. have also on hand very assortment Of
Wiring Papers Book and Nsyss Printing Papers, Pai-
Papers, Hardware AID Wrapping Papers. They are also
sole agents OF ne genuine Patent Envelope Paper.
Printing Paper OF any size ana quality made 10 order al
short notice. WI osyeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

F,rAr DISEASE AMONG HoRsEs-The Cambridge
MA democrat learns that fatal disease has made is
enong the horses in that town and vicinity
Snrss than eighteen twenty have died in that coun
~ within the last weeks. The disease Is called the
blind staggers'
~: Ohio In steamboat some of these days. and get
suegged and take to the river, very few OF the Loco
Focos in this region would shove him plank
Louisville Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
CNCINNATI LAND

4 'INIIN-NAII LlNU and Gettrhl Agent. VIltr
- Cincinnati. Ohio.-N- L Sheldon would MORN The cit
OF New OK. ihAt he VIII attend purchase and
sale of every description OF Heal Estate and Personal Prop
ery The City OF -crnat and the Western States; vii
also collect notes bonds and mortgages and every species
other business men, hAvng lands other properly Z the
Western country they wish dispose Of cash
description OF The same 10 bis Office CJncInnsti, where al
business entrusted TO his care Will - promptly and ai,h
fnlly attended To- Address " l. SHELDON,
West FIith-st. Cincinnati
RETEREscEs.-Dwisr Barber: Cortl.nd-st; J. lack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
Eeaal Notices.
by ORDER of The Honorsble Charle.

by ORDER of the Honorable Charles P Dsly, one OF
ID The Judges OF the Court of Common Pleas OF the City
and County OF Newly ork-NOice !! hereby given pur>u-
provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments
against abscondng concealed, and NONRESIDENT debtors
hat attachment has issued against the estate OF David
Morse aresident OF Haver:Ord West PembrookSre South
Wales, England and that the VII be sod Tor the
payment OF h. debts unless be- appear sHd discharge such
attachment, according 10 law, within nine months from The
Fs publication OF THE notice and that the payment OF any
debts due 10 bin by b. debtors, agents 5akers others
and the delivery 70 him for his Of any properly,
money bills VI exchange, belonging him and
the any other property by Them forbidden by
law and void Dated The twenty third day OF Frbul-
.5i6. CLARK = CAMPBELL,
Fn4I p tr.y( ~.fi.ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

SHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue OF writ Of ieri ia
- directed aGd delivered vii expose 10 sale
Monday the 18th day OF september, 1876 NJ l. o'clock.
uoou lie vestibuic OF the City Hall Of the Cty OF Nr
York all Tue right tt.e and interest OF Samuel Ward winch
he had Sl,t day OF January last any time alter
ward Of in and all that certain lot OF ground with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate IN the First
Ward the City oil Se'VioTk, and distinguished on
map Gnd- OF The Trinity Church ot number six
bounded easer.y front by LumberstIeet westerly IN the
rear Dy lots numDeEed , and q, rorhery by lot number
~ and souther.y By lot number ~ i've late Of sam
uel Ward deceased-conalning N breadth IN front
. inches n the - feet, in length the
lnery SIDE, s6 feet inches and the -ou!hery SIDE y
inches, and known No 81 Trinity plAce Dc the
same or Jess.
Also all the estate right. title and in,ee, OF Samuel
Ward, IN and 10 a.! that certain other lot piece or par
OF land situate, lying and being IN the First Ward OF
the CITY Of ErNork being part OF the lands Of The said
parties The first part rriui;y Church., and uished
map chart OF such part OF their said .sEi lies
the of Trinity Church IN the said city 1y the number
f.e 49, bounded ca-te-y n front by LuTnber=r-e
thery by lot number SIX, Outery b. lot number four and
westerly the by parts OF lots numbers tyeny:our
and twenty-five containing u length LIE gortaery side
feet Elk Inches, The =ouihery tide niReyfour
four inches and in breadth trout twenty-five feet
four inches. and n the i'rery-r.ae feet
Newly ORR. July, 81, 1910. WI JONES Sheriff.
J. Il PINKSEY, Depliy Sheriff ly3l lsw5w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

NOTICE . hereby given thar an attachment IL favor o;
t-nrr. r. Cougar of the city o.: Inca, Oneida Coun
w. ha- issued against tho OF Hamilton D. Riscy
nonresident debtor. residing II the state OF limos pur>i-
ami 10 the statute concerning nonresident debtors which
attachment va- granted and allowed by Pho Grdley,
Circuit Judge OF the 9TH udical Circuit and that tie -.
Ian, vii! be sold FOR tie payment OF the debts OF the sad
Rise unless he appear i discharge such attacnentac-
cordinc law, within nine months from the nrsi pu5hcs-
non this notice ;at the payment o; any debts due 10
mid R,ev bv residents OF this STATE, and the delivery 20
nr or for hs property within this State belong
ing him. and the transfer OF any such property ~ hi
are forbidden by law and are void.
MATTESON K D0OLITTLE,
Attorneys for attaching creditor Utica. Oneida County
hated January 9Th 1916. ll9 nw9m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of The Surrogate OF The
County @: NeT-fork-Sotce hereby given 10 al per-
ions asv;rg claims against George Edgar late OF the Cty
preer: tn with The vouchers thereof 10 tn. sub-c
Der a. ne store OF e D. Hurbuf Co. No e. South--ee
II NE Ciy Of S-7y-fc-k before the fourth day Of
September nex--Daied New ORR. the 18Th dsy OF Fe5r
ary, l3+6. B. Z BECKWITH.
RI Iawtu1- Admin -trafor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
OF FICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
ADVERTISED Is TIE TRIBUNE sY SPECIAL APPOINT

ia And be I; fartirr enacted
Ard made under the orders Of the
pnaslerGenera, IN newspaper newspapers OF letters
uncaed for IN any Post Office shall be inserted the
papers, OF he town place where The Office advertising
may be situated sas1ns TIE Target circulation
.Ne:0 Pos, O5.ce Ian, passed March g, 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17

SUDDEN DEArH.-The Coroner was called last
.,snns TO hold inquest at the South Ferry foot oil
Wh;te6alI.st upon the body OF William Cropsy native
Ln se south n1 Fey aoa aeeas e ans for
snnyeyaace 10 take him home. Nerdict-death By ex-
! ssustion arising from disease of the bowels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-17
M ARM JOURN A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

- CLEARED
Ships New.(ork Chopper, Liverpool, II Marshall I;
Zurich Thompson Ilavrc. Fox 4 Livingston; Queen
Victoria Burngeen New Orleans. J Ewell ~ Co
Bark Gen Taylor, Hale. Antwerp, W Wcisscr
Brigs Lowder, Crowcll, - Johns PR, + Spies King
Oscar Patterson Christensen, e Habicht Alb"lo
Goecouch Cady. w Wcisscr: Excel, Macy, Savannah
Sturges Chairman & Co
Schrs D Jones' Rodgcr, Wilmington; Ann Smith.
Smith, Bait eager X Mailer; Albert Perkins, Bcarse.
Port au Prince, G Rossre X Co; Acadia, Barnes, -
John, Nh, Auosmith * Wheeler Action. Barns. -
John NIB Arrosmith Il Wheeler Victoria -. - John;
Howard Bassett, Boston; y Appleton, Nickerson Bos
ton; John Hoagland, Smith, Richmond
Steamer Anthracite, Stewart, Philadelphia
ARRIVED
Shp(Br) Greenock, Fleck, from Liverpool July 9TH
passengers, to master.
Brig Wissahickon Weller, from Canton liI days aud
~ Helena 40 days. teas. &c to Wetmore * Cryder
June 18TH IS 5l Ion Is o. spoke bark (Br Madras
lot a Ia lon Is 80 bark Br> Trusy 40 days from
Buenos Ayrcs for Cape Town. 9th inst lat b 81 Ion
60 IT, spoke brig Br Victoria from Barbados, for ST
John NB 10 days out.
Brig Tonqun Young, l2 DIS I'm Neuvitas mdse TO Holt
x Owen.
Brig Ansors Salisbury, 80 DIS from oporto, cork wood,
&c. to Nesmith & Walsh.
Brig (Ham) Telegraph Schralsn 20 DIS FIN Bremen, IN
ballast and VI passengers, 10 Muller.
Schr E Slower, Davis days from Newbern NC naval
stores, TO Saml l. Mitchell
Schr Mary Jane Osborn, ds from Norfolk ,ndse. 10
Sturges s. Chairman.
Schr Brilliant Mckinney ds I'm Bath, Ne, lumber, TO
master