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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14
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ANINMOIra

'. b. PALMER Esq. is authori-H IN art as
agent t6r tie CoLrNHtA DENocRAr,' aHd re-.
ceipt 0H monicS tdr Subscription Gad Adceriis-
ing al lis igeHcics IN
PhiMdeLphia No. 80 PjHe-StyeeL
N,w York 100 Mtssau-firces.
B0,iOn " 10 Staie-Strtct.
BoHim0yc s. f.. cOr Ban. aad Caircri.sis.
MrchaniS- Mechanics GHd Tradesmca mar fna
tn their adc0ni0gct 10 adrc,ijsc ia HjS poDcras
i /, he ,Rig one puLEshed IT the County seat
mi h0s a gre0tcr cjrcUiaiion in tie county MU
any othu paper pUJhShtd wiikm shhn,jia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

The GRIP 0/ lndi0n Corn. is es.
''m''ed that Ihs crop of Indian corn il
ii" Wes', for ISlG, will be mote than
500 Ooo 600 bushels, and that the whea,
crop will exceed 10000 COO bushels.
which wo"ld produce upwards Of 2S,
900 900 barrels Of -four.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

Next Monday, he courts Of this county
commence their November Term in Dam
vile. We shall be Ihese, and # some of
'hoSe "ho aFe indebted 10 US would slyIy
hand US some cash, we Will pledge ourselves
n'' 10 be offended, nor even hesitate to re.
ceiVe ii. viii any one 'ry MS! " shall sse
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

Rolling a Dundy -The IoGgicg,
OF dandy were lately foLb'd cG pal,
Of stays, smrIIInE bottle, two pair OF
'titIciaI eye brows, and a white surlou,
n p' ckeI Of which ,here were tIree
owe letters, written TO himself, in his
own hand W ting.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

D'nf taAe u NetOpoper. In a tri
al al Detroit for murder las, week ,abeu,
a'Iy jurors were summoned before +
psnnel could be obtained for the trial
Some few had conscientious scruples
may have expr' ssed opinion on The sub
jet, and one being chall Dged, sad b,
ola not hao1o whe ther he had 'formet
IN opinion or not, but tNai he did mol
take 0"y nctciPoPsr,' lie wss excused
medIaltly.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

Cherp PosI0gr y, ia said that III,
amount of d'Gc,ency which the Pos,-
master G neral w,Il require from the
Treasury viii be bot 100000 II this
he So, The cheap postage System works
we'I'a"d "lIl soon pay It's own expe nse.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

ii mardct h0t is oj no TN'Ye.-The
exports Of cheese to GreaIBrilsin last we,k
we've million Of pounds, The home mar.
ke' made the price a, p cents, the Eng.
lish market makes it seven and half cents
or 200 per ceu', advance .-Jom oCCOm.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

Billions Fev.r gero,.Ir,. to,;,. ,,;,
|yawninu, s,rr,cLirg .,;" y ,L, E,,@,. .' T'''
Econr oiIdinoss I';,' -, w., '"'s' .o',
|1r ILe s,omach s,Iion1 ,'5.', "ouu' VIC '-'""
,lcosan, sy,na,"' o'',"'' 'o''''"'5 o'0 "'"''
Tyri~Lry I,Jon y,oc,oly. pm. ...
ana ~ L,., .',,. - '"|'' 90 WV
,bo oo or w. r,n"1 ",,",, '"'' III '"' worn j"
Ihe bn,, 'baso ,,', n.., ~, ,""'o ''Y pure ''o'
tina conss IS .verv """"I ""''" ','
IN IN css,s ac C."n. ,"I''I, '",''',"'.'o '''',
,aiI ,nrn voDo,t' ,''t'' ,'|"' ''"I 70 e'E'' VI
eyo,r ,i,L niaI, s''",e MS 'n'u' oe '|Ns"
n'aL; anS "S"'' 90 " '"e n'P'""S are ''o'e"'
p" ",s,,a I"" '"o'"'"s' runs P''n' " properly
- L"''' ''ou ou'' "'I'' III a snort 'ime' S"oduo
,ma ,I'' L ;, r'o,e"' "',''N VI 'eE'r' al ' same
= heohh, ,eno o',o y, o"' wiz We ''S'o,'" i"
d "e""ny zone, ana 'he blood SO comPIrIrIY
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

The Printer is much IN want ola fow
bushels Of WHEAT, CORN & BUCK
WllEA , of those who owe bin upon
subscription. He would also like a few
bushels o! POTATOES.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14
AN APPRENTICES.

To the Printing business is wanted at this q
Iicc. An active boy 10 or lG years Of age will rc
cci'e good encouragement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

|h'tdren,-The rumber Of children
horn in the United States in a year j.
about 100000, 1t is calculated ina,
only one half live 20 be 81 yeas old.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14
NEW YORK ELECTION,

Young, the H'nig candidate for Governo,
Is elected by abou. 10 600 msjorny, and
Gsrd"er the Democratic candidate for Lieut..
Goternor, ls elected by sbsul the same ma.
I'rI'y. The Wings have elected 90 mem.
bers OF Congress, 'he Democrats I, and
Ants Renters /. The H'higs have also .
m"jorl'y of the House cf Representatives
Fne Ami Reut party went for Young and
Gardner, which secured their election.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

|"e |dTScN LoGd on Record. d.-Tht
canal boat Buffalo, Cap'. Mrliner, arrived
!" 'h's ''y or Friday notning, with the
enormous amount of Al 900 bushels Of
whroT destined for Chappell 81 Co., Of his
c"y' beng HE larges' load, and paying the
greatest amount of ;oli, of any one load
Hoch. lin.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

Toast given al cattle -how dinner
'Old Bachelors, Fl, only for vinegar max
ing! they never see little mother with
out looking sour
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

Tile Nelo IariG and The Elcciioa in
NeW IOrk The question has been sske,
whether the new tariff has contributed t.
'he result Of tie New York election anc
h wha, extent The journal of Commerc,
answers il as follows:
Of the members Of the New York dele
CATION who voted for the new taulr, oul,
Two were Candidates for reelection, viz:
Maclay oil ms city and Wood of Albany.
The former is reelected by hsndsom,
majority, Notwithstanding he was opposed
by volunteer candidate Of his own Dart, =,
and the latter, Mr. Wood, is defeated IN :
district ALBANY winch is inherently " hic
and almost always gives a Whig naiorily.
aud where also he had TO cUnlcnd with In,
torrent OF Anti RenlIsm. We learn from
'he Albany Argus thai although he was pu,
IN nomination scarcely d week elole th,
election he has majority IN ,ha. cinJ OF
1913; while for Governor there is Whiy
maJorl'y OF 25S; for Senator, 400; l0I ShcI
fl, l!6; Tor Clerk, $50. This dues no,
look like being left at home 10 CONSEQUENCE
OF his free trade principles.
OF The New York members who voted
against the new tariff bill, eight we're agaia
candidates: and of these, three have been
superseded by free trade men, viz: Seaman
in the 81 district Miller 10 the 81, and
Campbell in the 6h. -Four Of The RENAME
ing Eve are Wings and three of them reside
ia slroug Wing districts. The eighth Ia
DemocraV has been le(' at home, and a
Wing substituted in hrs place.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

COTS UAHted,-The Portland Arpus
says thai AN agent has been into the county
oi Franklin Maine, drumming up grIs to
go to WORK IN The Lo"eIi Factories. ybis
agent has 81 head for every gill tina, he
sends on. There seems to be great distress
III 'he itc'oTes al lnesenl, distress created
10y press Of work beyond abiny Of the
ore'a'''es engaged to perlorm-a distress
snIS-l'om female power--and no, from.
ldI ure oi business.
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GMtLANyl@NIto

:, MARFlED- On the i2,a inst, by Rev.
~ >, Tobias, Mr.. LEVI ID YOUNG, q, Jer,
,sy sher', TO Miss FL IzAnErm SNYDER 0?
WashIu glon ~ '''" -
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

Hra"Se HobJc,y,-The Rev. Mr. Nile.
OF Lowell in crossing over Ihe ferry at E4sr
BOs'oo, had his pocket picked Of sir 0.an-
HScrtW sermons not one of which had been
pIeachtd. The thief eau read lbe sermons,
lhey Will no doubi imp.n consolation to
Aim under his disappointment.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

Neet'"S Of CongrcS8.-Vhe period io,
the assembling oI Congress at Washington
IS approaching. The 'assembl,d wisdom
OF the nation will NEE, on the 7,h Of De.
'ember' II will be short Session, adjourn
irg on The Ii ul March.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-11-14

The Natives have one rcpresctta,ivc
'"'y elected 10 The next Congress.
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TWO APPRENTICES

TO the CARPENTERING BUSINESS .oy,
wanted Inancdiatly. Two active lads IG ar n
years old VIII receive good encouragement upo.
u. =. CHARLES KRAMM.
HloomsbuIg' November IA S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21
A NEW ARTICLE roR BUILDINGS.

THE So BSCRl Der attention Of hose building
10 hts extensive variety OF patterns Of Porcelain
raings for Locks Shutters. ses &e the serSti aad
durability OF which rrtrd In erers partcu ar They
glance win any person fher soperor,y IN ~
gard appearance they adjusted saii
OF any thickness with tho nces accuracy. The Bell
er. sod Pulls Shutter Knobs, Finger Plates aud French
Window Knobs oc had 10 match each different pserr
Door Knoss which there upwards o! So different pat
Tbe undersigned would sso solicit call the part Of
ihoss Purchasing building hardware bis assortment, n
thsthn Convinced that long experience and sci sren-
TOO TO aa eepamen cannot bur be ADVANTAGEOUS 10 the
purchaser rho following among nsny articles COZ
sanay r-eeavtog and offered The mo*t fsvorsoe
Inc Loess OF Tho oesi quality BON N Wrought
ana cas-, MoS AID are put mp with sa-r Brass. ROSEWOOD
OF porcelain furniture Of any required thickness oi
S,St, 4 u, inch Mosiea Locks
ass, y inch Rim Knob Loskn
81, y 0, T. inch Rim Dead Lock-
7, 8, 9. 10 Inch S.oye Door Locks.
CTS inch Front Door Noree Locks. with Nj oh, Ssya
7s 0 inch Front Door Ria Leeks
Morce and Rim Locks and Lalshes Of all size, for psn
uies sc.
sddiog Door Sets complete. from $50 els,
FnIdny Door -
Fs.neh Window Bolt. and L.,cheA
Brass Flush Q op 10 s feet long.
Store Door Bolts all sixes
Laehss crank handles
S:rc~s. Ind add Shutter Fsseniugs, window Springs
and Fstentsgs cut and wrought Sais and Spikes Sads
Finishng Nal Sssh Cosi, Wegass and raseys asi and
Cloak Pins Thumb and Knob Lsichss, So,s &c &c-
GEO Il. SWORDS, lss Broadway,
ais Alter ist june is Broadway, opposite CIV aote
4 LflANACS.-Ths trade Supplied with A!lnanses .,
IA the prces st xhc fk1ho2o ohaee euS
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Ships Liverpool Eldridge. Liverpool Woodruff g.
Minturn; Rob Roy Arnold, Mobile, Center g. Co; John
Adams, Nichols Boston, Katharine, Jackson. Stat
ford, Havana, d Robert.on; Cancellation. Flitner
West Indies. Elwel & Co; Sutton, Galloway Charles
ton. Geo Sutton; Huptress. Gillespie Canton
Barks tennessee, hiusow. mstanzas; Reform, Lew
IT, Mobile, Srurges Clearmaa Chas Williams, Real
Ing Bsrbadoes, Nesmith g. Walsh.
Briggs George Henry, Biaksly Turks Island, w Plat &
Co; Clinton. Andrews. Savannah Sturees g. Chairman
Brown, Mcclure. Robbinston Georgana, Mcclellan,
America Nesmtth & Woeh.
Schrs Velasco Jew, Port au Prince, X w Delaheld;
PauIina, Fields. Newbern; Patrick Henry. Chester,
Richmond; OeroD Whippe, America, Nesmilh d
Walsh.
Barge Porpoise Drake Philadelphia.
sta-mer Borafuego West Santiago de Cuba. Rem
ARRIVED.
Schr Sabine. Bentley, from Gusysma PR, Cd inst su-
gar &c ioJ Elwell 237 hhds sugar 60 chs molasses,
Sd inst; brgs Ponce for NY0rk 10th inst CHrdenas,
Goodine for do loading Jobos To sail on the 9th inst
WATSON Dockry, for do. 10 sail 18th instant; Cycops,
Mouutfort for do 20th inst; Russia, Lane. uuc; La.
grange Haley do; schr Exchange, Clarke, for NYork,
fo1oad NJ Jobos.
Brig Cordcia HATCH 10 de- from Ponce. PR sugar. to
Oerichs & Kruger Left briggs Rowland Combs; Dull
elmer Nelson ldg Schr ArS, Hubbard wig cargo
Schr Ashland Fowler. Is de i'm Jacmel, iogwood TO
Depeyster & Whitmarsh. Left brig Fawn, Small for
Boston, schr Fair Play Cole for Boston In ~ days.
tho only Am vessels In port
Schr Psmpero Bedeil, from Wilmington. NC. nsva
stores.
Schr Red Rover, Bacon I'm tlohuS' ior pos'o"'
ehr Utica Bates ds from Boaton, plaster, bound TO
Alhany
hr Myrtle, Baker, Hartford. granite, to Nesmith &
Walsh.
Schr John Marshall Miner. 9 days from Va, corn and
oats, to Y Ravens & SON.
Schr Baltic Toby. DIS I'm Jacksonville. EFF. $4,000 It
lumber 10 Badger & Peck Passeuger-Mr Hooper.
Schr Edgar. Fowler, DIS fun Smyrna, Del corn, TO J
J Buckley & Co.
schr T'p Baewell Myers. 3 ds fm cherrystone corn
aud oats II Z Havens.
Schr Harrison Price Beaston, 5 de fun Wilmington, N
C, naval Stores TO l. McCresdy.
Schr Ann D. - ds I'm do Go do. to master.
sloop John Adams. -, DIS FIN Sag Harbor. oil to
Slate (ardiner & Howell.
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Mcoiral Notices.
En- E.
Is L.
DR.. ]. FRANCIS, OOULIST,

DIR. J. FRANCIS, ooULIST,
{6o BROADWAY, rAInp DOOR FRoM GRAND srREKr.
PREFERENCE given those iu the city who have been
~ totally b-d from Amaurosis sight now perfectly re
stored Ulcer. speeks removed OF longest standing
We The undefstgu-d having Witnessed Astounding cures
performed by DR. Francis believe his prepH u,ons
OF thc grestest discoveries made for diseases of the
Eye and shy recommend him aud skifal OculsL
Rev DUNCAN DrSRAR, Rev. CONE,
Rev, J. ASpRApE, h c. Phest, Rev. g. BESEpIcr,
Rev. J. PECK, Rev. A. WaEELoek
- uumber OF undoubed testimonials 70 bs 81
Ihs Office win satisfy the public of his astonishing
r7 Atuhcia Eyes inserted without pain. E' Advice To
Ito poor grsts
r- Dr. Francis viii remove on tho hrst OF May 10 49,
Broome-sl 6rsi house, second block Eastof Broadway.
nal A ,r,
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OFFICE OF rns NEw.YoaK Gas LlcNr CoMpAsY, :.

OFFICE OF rms NEw.YosK Gas LicHr CoMPASY,S
April 18th, lSi6
YV,HE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
thir day declared dividend Of four ana onehsll Per
cent on the capital of this Company for the six months
ending lat February last payable 10 the stockholders ca
and sf.er Friday. lU May next
Th. transfer book will closed from the 18th iustant
- s Ia M c {. EvERITr sarr.,srv
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secona Is oard.
Trnde of the fIrdaon.

Produce and Country Merchandise o,rtutgg al Feo York.
APRIL 90 ls46.
Barge C.in.on-Albany and Canal Linel39 bdis paper
Mead e. Co; bales boxe- goods Lawrence d Trimoe;
81 ods potatoes & D Bennett; 100 bbis -Four John
Rice; IN feet lumber Hyers Gormley
Barge Erie-N & Troy Line-W Griffith. Agent
9 bxs goods acCurdy Adhch g. Spencer; do Elliot d
Boynton; do sundriss Swift g. Burlburt; bxs goods
bales I Trueede 202 sugar steamers swift Briggs
Co. % bds scyth1s Geo Bgss &c Co: 81 bxs axes tools
- odst 10 casks ochre Walker; 40 kegs butt-r IT.
tus e. Barnes Ok. tee cheat maple sugar Ketchum d.
Perry; ll2 boxes glass John Prince bbls eggs
Brinkerhof; frkins butter Goodrich Co; casks
cheese hxs tubs butter 10 order; oos eggs 10 oroeT
81 bags oil meal Lsne g. Maogun; hhdS potatoes 10
order
Rarps Detroit Swifsure Lpe-l00 dozen brooms
VIM L. Meeker; tubs butter. J. 5. Knapp &c Son 40
bbls bser hbds do. G. A Burt casks cheese, 7.
White: coo bbls -four. D0wp e. Cary; 100 do J. M
Hoyt e. Son 20 bales WOOL II. Cakes; 239 bbls -four.
Z. T. Psase.
Barge Insurance-Eckford Line-L Mather-300 bbls
four. G. Porter ~ boxes cheese. Bonman Stanton ;
100 rearns paper B. 81 Gookin; 10 bales goods. T. C.
Wiuthrop 10 do w Mott Jr.; 50 doz forks, T. Sayre
g. Clark; AS head cattle. Chsmpi2.
Barge Msrshall-Albauy d Canal Line-W. Gillespie
rnastsr-A. Hoyt Ag'te1 kegs butter, Berrick g. Van
Buskrk; 2 crates ware Clark d Coleman 4 rollers
DsHupst Quincy.
Northern Transportation Line. C James Agent-Boat
Amszon with and maize for John Acosa. This is
the first from Lake Champain
Old Troy Line Pope CaiD. Agent-Barge Chicago
10 bales sheeting Wells g. Spring; 40 bales Wadding
WIN Mott. j.; IA bales goods T Putnam & Co; bbls
potatoes Willisms w; 402 snuff jars Loril!ard; 40
bales waddipg T Winthrop 800 smoked hams BOZ do
shoulders Faes; So bbls lime Pope Catlin; casks
starch Perry. Mathews & Co ID do do Myer g. Punam
II bbs -four w II Moore: 2 bbls pork J Ferguson.
Barge J l. Rsthbone. Eckford Lne-l4 bills whisky
WIN Small; Al bbls beef Mahony SO obls -four Do~s
Cary 1874 do do Folts Hopkins; 40 kegs butter RAM
sey & Demilc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

AN. ~ aNS NIT. No M Mac Doug Al o. near Bircckrr
~ Or ne mode OF practice sys,em originated by The
lA'e De- Je6 Sweet OF Boston, and confined Dsoc.-
tons Rip Diseases Sprsino, Conracons PNlsied Limos
Rheumatism Nervous Asee'ioes TeNderpes. ua mmaions
and Casvsures Of tho Spnr Defoncd Shoulder White
Swcinss WEAKNESS OF tho JOINTS nc Reference. given
applying TO Dr. h. ms im'
NIOTICR TO PATIENTS in New-York-pr J
IN CLAWSON kELLET. Arslytesl Physietsn, will DO
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, ard Thursday, the 2th, 2st
2d and "a Ina, for CONSULTATION with patients Diseases
Of the Lanss Liver Kidneys and Spleen SctoS &c &c
Advice In all sraIuttous
N B. Dr. ke,s theory OF practice differs from ,ha, OF
all o'h-r. he does bleed blister se,ons issues
v~y.t-h'- R-r.n.n sl5s,
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TIE oRoToN WATER


DENpERED perfectly pure aud equal 10 Distilled Wa
IL ter. THE DIAPHRAGM FILTERS
for Purifying Water and other Liquids, while GAdet rresuTs
JENNISON'S PATENT, 1916,
nr. now on .ae prices within the reach OF alt Msnusc
Tory Go Frankory.s Orders received at y. Broadway
ure can readily attached any hydrant pipe convey
ing water, and will Yield steady OF perfectly pure
pr ssure ofth- Crotou hau enough for The culinary
wants OF the largest hoe. iseparates with sqna Ssrtsn
found despite OF all possible precautions, In every dts
rihuting channel Of the Groom AND schuykt They arc
also constructed for hIerng water Tor manufacturing pur
poses.
The necessity differing CroIon Water, and tho eth
cheney OF the Diaphragm Filter bears the endorsement OF
eminent Physicians and Chemist Of city OF New
YORK. and the appreciation OF the American Institute by
awarding Mr. Jenason God Medal, al the + air OF lS45
These Filters are highly ornamental years
liable get our Of repair or subject 10 damage from
and when l.lt operation will prevent the pipes
from blrsing They have the merit Of cleansing themselves
and also admirably designed for herins the
Schuylkill Miss ssipp aud al water under pressure
VIM Il JENNiSoN, for The sPropfss,t ,t :.
al 292 Broad ay. instead of SOL "A formerly AS m
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
the Cash Tailoring and Cotsng Es.hisamsntof w
HH. DEGRoor co. No. IO2 FULroNST. where
" Crest A,trac,ions Will be presented!
CLOTH CoArs,
from 50 10 sic.
ALPACA COATS,
from q 81 10 s..
THIS CoArs of Linens Gin CHAINS and Prints
from 75cts to 50 50.
CASHMERE PANTS,
from 50 10 So
MERlSo PANTS.
from - s. 81.
DRILLING aud other Summer Pants,
from 81 10 50.
SATIN VESTS.
from $40 81.
SUMNER VESTS
from IS eta. To 81 rs.
Also slsrge assortment OF Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ngs which will be made order suit the most f4slidous
Boys Clothing equally cheap, which prices admitted
10 be . per cent cheaper han any other store In The city
MA 2Ineod'
AGENCY.-MINING ASSOCIATIONS OF
/ AXE SUPERIOR, aud else nsfe.-The suosc1DeTs Of
it-r their services, General Agents Ia The city ot New
York for the several moins Associations OF Lasr Superior
and else where They purchase and sell Stocks acd ntrress
10 The sa;Eenrnish Supplies &c Lc-wil Keep Regis
with list OF Truees and neutrality-suspicious. of Ores
from the several Mines and such other information
be considered otvalue carry The object ol such
Agency. They would be happy execute ordef'-receye
and communicate Information TO parties Interested.
z II. WARNER, or
J. ID. HAWKS
No. l Nassau, cor. Of Wal ST.
New-York, April, 1916. asO lOt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

RSA FAR.n FOX SALE.--siius.1oG tho Road from
New Rochelle White Plans about eqCi distant from
each. con lslning $50 ACRES OF LAND al OF vhcb
Is Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which 10 Wood Land
rhe place divided by sne and laid outno convenient
lois for cultivation Ali the fencrs Of slon7 In good
order and the ground oicayaou The build
legs al CT good character and In order For TERMS apply
s. u. KENYON, on lie premises, or OF
fof AnRIAECy. Is John-.t Ss--Vo,T.
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Fys NOriCE-A BAttG:A1N.-A Country Seat apd
go Farm for sale tho will of SOInervle Somer
set Co. Sew-J-rs-y.-Sad Farm consists OF is acres
OF Land . of which Is wood The buildings all new
within years-Hous- IND Barn both built by
days and of the best material The House outi In
cottage style 80 by 80 feet front hall through the center
finished with marble nsntcs piazza 81 feet nt
4ad Y -s each with anOoserva!ory 90
TOP OF said House story kitchen in the and cell
ar under l- whole OF The building with panres, and
oil Ia god through The Barn 81 feet
long and painted whit--Carrsgc House, Ice House &c
Alsc great variety VI Frul OF all Observation-Disclosures
with quantity OF slfIhDery.
The premises lie shin four husdred yards OF the country
Seat aud about quarter OF mile OF Inc Railroad The
place is hours and half from the city For far
particulars inquire OF The subscriber aud proprietor OF
the National Hotel. No. ) COrllandIsL Sess-York
a ,H.nd CHAS WYKOFF
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ore a1oorised. LAD1E
Ayres, Mary
AsiD, frAsces
Amelia, Mis-
barton, 1frs Kobt
Blasr, mnry Z
Brshy Mrs Thomas
Bacsu., Sar.h d
HIauk-en. Madame
Bald YIN, May
grasd. Mary
Psl.esw, Mary A
Benedic. Susan
Beach. Mrs
Bissell. hetty
Driaot. Mary
Bropny, Mrs
Srosdb~sd. Lucre,is
Boyd, z moltne
Burns, Mary
Baiki~y, Matilda J
cunningham. Mary
Campbell, Harriet z
Csinn, bniRst
Caufeld, Eunice
Ca5man, p 8
Cram Elizabeth
Craig. EiZs A
Garrett Margaret
Clspp, .,harine H.
Clark, Elizabeth
CariiD, Ann
Garner, Elizabeth
Conner, Ann
CoDlOo. Acn
Cruroy. Hon0rs
Clover Elmer
Conweil. Margaret
CoDley, Isabella
Collins, Ann
Collins, Margaret
Collins, Caroline
Cor'ev. Nancy
Col. Fanny
CoddlDgtoD, Deborah
Coffin, julia Ann
Coffin. Alyire
Grossly, Mrs
Church, Mary
Cui,is, Cs,hsrine
Cullen, Z
Cnnniogh-m. Cs,horiDe
Davis, Rachel
DAVE. Emm- ]
Davidson, Elizabeth
Day. Susan a
Devoe, Jane
Depes, Elizabeth
Dewey, Mary Z
D -aphenburgh, Mary A
Depyster. Mrs
Dihhie, Chloe
Dickerson, Miss Laura
DOuph-r'y. Rossnna
DoIher Calvina
Dorsey, Am Eliza
fRaD, Caihnrine
Earl. Margaret l.
Early, CathHrins
I'd wsfos. Hannah
Frances, Mary
Frnrc-s, Margaret
franklin, Lydia
F'tzvi'lisIn. Marih
Fitzgerald. Maria
Field, Hsrrie,
Toss. Temperance
Gnry, Margaret
G-iiy. Nary
Green. Warren
Gi'ms-, Mary
Ghtti'bs, Margaret
Good win, Mrs
Goodchild, Mrs
G ,rhe"l. Pencils
@ luld ,Carolins NJ
Custer, Eleoor A
Gnyon, Mary (nurse)
Gwyno. M A
Rlusen, Mrs Henry
Hsrl, Eliza
Huntington. Mary
Harbottle. Mrs james
Hesly, Pbehe
Hawkins. Kitty
Hall, Mary w
Susan Z
iiarwood, RebeccaL
Hart, B S
Haskell. Frances s
Hart. N.oma
Hicks. CsthArins
iildfilb, Frances A
Howard, Ellen E
Howe. Mary L
Hunt, Mrs
Hunt, Fanny
Hudson. Fanny z
Hull. Mrs lydia
Jacobs, Miss Sarah
Jackson, JenDoIi. 2
Jackson. Mrs John w
Jewell, Miss Adsh @
Jones', Jane Owen
Jnhpson. Miss Anna ri
X ain, Miss Sarah
K-scns, Matilda
Kelly, Gathsrins
keilHghan. Rose Anna
Kennedy. Mrs Thomas
Keenan,, Bridget
keeken. Rose
K-im, Mrs
KNOX, Miss Mary L
Rowing, Miss AbheTtine
LOux, Miss Margaret
Matilda
La,hrop, Elijah, ii L
Lesdv, Rose
Lewis, Charlotte S
Leamy. Miss Ellen NJ
Lester. Miss Emma w
Leigh, Jane
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: s.tt.-Ss through wi.bou, landing New-York and
N-'s>--~N-HA Albany Ltpe-The fast and splendid new
steamboat EXPRESS, CApt \. Hitchcock, will leave Tho
foot OF RobiusOG-s above Barclay, every Tuesday
Thursiav ard Saturday, O'Clock The Express IL fitted
with The be., of furniture with spacious state aud
good berihs with the public PATRONAGE Ihe travelling part
IN, community may be Of low fare the entire season
through For passage or freight apply 10 he Sarsn on
board OF GEO STANLEY,
sln a The o.hcs the dock