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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20
I'D. l.. Farnam's
PATENT FORCING PUMP.

ENAKMEKo, Planters, and Jenuemen CAN
IL have water brought from distance 10 a
reservoir from which it may be conveyed IN
pipes to the house, barn, hog-sties, sc; to the
milk-rooms for keeping the milk cool in sum
mer; or to supply fountains. These Pumps
may be worked by hand or by water-wheel
or Windmill, and are capable of forcing water
100 to COO feet horizontally, and from 30 10
100 Get high and with the addition of Hose,
may be converted into Fire Engine.
05-Reier TO Andrew Hunter, Esq, aad Hon.
|. Il. Douglass, of Charlestown Edmund l..
Lee. ir., Of Shepherdstown; ID. H. Conrad
and Bernard Doll, Esqs., of Martinsburg; Col.
John Strother Of Morgan County.
Orders left with JOHN kABLE, of Ka-
bletown, jefferson County, or with RHYS
JONES, Martinsburg, Berkeley County, viii
be promptly attended TO. Sept. 4, 1916
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20

THERE is said to be an old fellow in New
York who shores so loud that he can'tsleep in
the same room with Aimse0.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20

Coon JoKE.--A Hoosier saw man in
Broadway with an enormous moustache, and
stared at hun fixedly, until the victim angrily
exclaimed, ''What are you looking at 2"
"Therel" shouted the Hoosier, 81 knew
you had mouth. Let's drink or fight
don't care which myself'' Thev drank.
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IN CHANCERY.
CoMMnsiorrR's OFFICE, ,

.Martulsbt9g, july 70, 1916.
NOTICE.-The parties TO the above suit
~ will please TO take Notice, that will at
tend at the Court House in Bath, in the Coun-
~ of Morgan, on Monday, the 24th day Of flu
gust nert, for the purpose of proceeding to
make up Report in the above case--at which
time and place the parties are hereby notified TO
attend and produce before me all such vouch-
ers and other evidence as they intend to offer ::
the Administrators will be prepared to answer
such interrogatories as may be propounded 10
them; all persons having claims against the
estate Of Gassaway Cross. decd, not yet audi
ted. viii produce them on that day with all
evidence that may be required TO establish
them; and the said William Harrison will
introduce before me such further and s;her
proof as he may have to establish his claim
against the Estate OF the said Gasssway Cross,
deed; and if said account is not closed on that
day. it will be adjourned from day to day IN
I'll the same i. completed.
SEAMAN GARARD,
July %, 1s46-5w Com
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Ggnin.4

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Cour.
of Law and Chancery for Morgan County,
Andrew Michael. jr. plF
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IN CHANCERY.
CoMMIssIosER's OFFICE

snartmsburg, July %, 1876.
OTlCE.-Tke parties to the above suit
~ will please TO take Notice, that will at
tend at the Court House in the town of Bath,
in the County Of Morgan, on Monday, the 24th
day Of .4ugllst neat, for the purpose of making
a Report in the above case, at which time and
place they will attend and produce before me
all such evidence as may be required, and
which will enable me to report all matters re-
ferred to me by the several Orders made in this
cause--and if said Report is not closed on that
day, it will be continued from day TO day un-
I'll the same is closed.
SEAMAN GARARD,
July %, l846-5w Com
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20

LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Morgan County,
Israel Dawson, Ex'or Of Abraham Dawson,
decd, who was one of the Executors Of
Thomas Williams, decd, plT.
against
William Nicely, Lemuel Cross and Jacob Bro
sius, Adm'rs of Gassaway Cross, decd,
Charles X. Bruce and Sarah L. his wife.
Christopher Parkinson and Eliza P. his wife,
Lemuel Vanorsdall, Admir- of Washington
Cross, decd, John Cross, Thomas Cross,
William Cross and Julia Ann Brosius, heirs
Of Gassaway Gross, decd, and of Washing
ton Cross, decd, Thomas Bennett and Alb
igail his wife, Isaac Dawson and Syche his
wife, Anthony Snyder and Eleanor his wife,
James Smith and Rachel his wife, Middle
ton Smith and Leah his wife, Benjamin VIII
Gams, Thomas Williams, John Williams,
William Williams, Isaac Williams, and Jer-
emlah, Edmund, Thomas, Elizabeth and
Nancy, heirs ofZachariah Williams, decd,
dts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20

TVHHE undersigned respectfully begs leave
Il to inform the citizens Of Hedgesvllle and
vicinity, that he will continue the SADDLE,
HARNESS., aud TRUNK BUSINESS.
and pledges himself to use every honest eSer-
ton TO give general satisfaction. He invites all
persons having need Of articles IN his line, to
give him a call, knowing THAI his work, for
quality and style, will compare with any done
in the County; therefore, he hopes to offer
such inducements as will suit the taste Of all.
All orders shall meet with prompt attention,
and all REPAIRING in the above line shall
be done with neatness and despatch. He
hopes. by strict attention to business and de-
sine to please, to merit and receive share of
public patronage.
SAMUEL L. STETP.4RT
Hedgesville, April Is, lS46-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Morgan County,
Charles X Bruce and Sarah E. his wife,
Christopher Parkinson and Eliza his wife,
and Lemuel Vsnorsdall, Admir- Of Wash
ington Cross, decd. plts.
against
Lemuel Cross and Jacob Brosius, Admins Of
the Estate of Gassaway Cross, deed, and
also in their own right, julia Ann Brosius.
Elizabeth Cross, Henry Bevans, George
Reynolds, William Harrison, John Huff.
Jacob Huff. Isom l.. Brown, Ransom Hig
gins, Thomas Cross, William Cross aud
John Cross, dfs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-20

CAST, SHEAR g. BLISTER STEEL,
- Sci have on hand a prime article OF
Cast, Shear and Blister Steel, Strap Iron and
Wagon BoGes of various sizes--for sale low.
RR. Depot, May IS W. KROESE,N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04

SENTIMENT AZ The NoRrH-The sentiment in
-cIx.o, 70 the Tara kerc al Tie Nor;5 IS undergoing
a -spd change il favor OF Protection General John
NcNei! OF Boston who holds at Office under this Free
Trade Administration. ssaonIsncd some OF our citizens
s,v vnnrs ago bY declaring himself IN favor OF Pro
.ec-;y, T,-Ia Nashua Telegraph.
CONFINEMENT AT AMHESsr.-lt is 70 De on
:. Iqa ;s. Tn, address before the Literary Socic,
nos ~ IN. previous iav vii! oc delivered BY New Id
ward Beschcr of Boston IN the evcn!nS oeI0,e 'ne
Sc-;s,v of INQUIRY. bv Rev. d.. Bacon OF Newhsvcn
W. understand that splendid hand from New'ferA
Jpcdwoyths y - engaged Tor the cNereiseS'
INJUNCTION SsRvyp.-The steamer HUDSON has
discontinued her trips for the present - consequence
Of IN INJUNCTION being served upon the BOAT oy me !Sa
canal boat VITA cargo OF trs, The pSE'cuFs q Wn.S
W., -ys Nh, cher dav The Rochester has taken the
place Of the Il. NpSi. Aus
- EZRA GREGORY. portrait painter OF hicaSo'
WHO ,ys accused Nv the Brooklyn Advertiser OF having
married si abandoned several wives desires the td'toI
a.. he Chicago Journal - thai 80 Tar ~ the com
,,lcnts Of r Advertiser relate 70 Eni they sIe who!y
destitute OF truth and without ioHnd'aon. ne he'e
was arrested IN New Jersey, and was never IN Neo'S
IN hi lit, Fn-thertnore that ne has but one wife VINO
i from Ann A-bor Michigan and to whom he mas oee''
married .wo years
- The HCrcHIN>oSS are now a. their mountain
hou, IN Milford su,.c ncen miles from Manchester,
enoyin the pleasures OF rural life and The cordial greet
inss of their many friends The family now own three
large and beautiful farms. and about 20 purchase
another which is valued $1,000 They will not 80 out
10 sjnr for several weeks wishing leisure and rest
FROM their European travels Manchester. (N I'D Am
yT@ Col McINro>H who was badly wounded IN
the late battles on the Rio Grandc Is with h' broth
or IN savannah lie still very feeble, but doing well!
~ Two sons OF Rev. John Jcttry were drown
cd In the Mononcahela Pittsburgh. on thursday last
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Treasury Votes outstanding Is, august, lei6.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
RgGIsrEa's OFFICE, Aug. lst, 1916

Cvv +. VEGAS FoREslGHr-As Gen. La Vega
!. destined TO be lion this country as long Is our F'F
continues win Mexico it's no more thsn Just 20 hoi aP
AZ hi, act; 20 the adm ration OF The gaping pubic zen
4. Vega is shreysd man Of great foresight io'
remarkable fact that his persona! baggage was n
Arista. camp Now Vega evidently calculated tEus
II nj! probability lie under ny command and IN
dor A-i-as viii act u-t As they arrays nave "neA
brought against Americans and FuE away N lhai case
al the baggage Of the army VII IA! INTO me as3ds Vi 'ne
Americans and along with il By taxing ny Iaps
become a prisoner o. war my personal apparel
vein -. viii re great convenience IN travelling His
ioresish. commands our admiration y u 1Eopic
MoRg Tgoops-Tle steamer Convoy :ron Alton.
brought 10 our CRY last evening 69 men OF the second
Re.iIne.t Col B!sseI G. Whi,es:de Ady 7. Z Hope
SrF-eon Captains Calf Regh:, Co4ee Dodge, Hacker
T .,es,ner Missouri 1. here with the remaining three
r,o,,s,5s. Of tae ID and four Companies Of the l=t
p.iFr1, tn. steamer ChaInplsln mas been engaged
70 rIns doun the remaining SIX Companies OF The ST
srf,rsr, uate. TIE command OF ca! Ea:zon, and Al"
PROBABLY &c here TO-DAY ~ t''s-9, 49,
Nopv TRooPs-The steamship Galveston
,a,-@s it evening for MatagOrta Bay ria Galveston
-z ~, hoard :i.ree companies CT Illinois !oGEteers
81. was 70 aaye sailed 81; eTeiair- 5lt = de-et III
N5nGay IcruiEg Tor the purpose OF taxing Gen WOOL
I'D .,ra ,sao are destined 70 san Aa.ono &c Bs.ar
.vpry.r or Vol CNTEERs.-Th steamboat Han
,i..i a-eI Yesterday afternoon t-or. Alton IL with
Briy Gen shields, Lieut. Col "eatHer:ofd AMI MAJOR
w. nd -he remainder OF Tie lat Regimen, Illinois
vou,.esr six companies so rank and nle. Co! HsF-
d. commands ice Isr Regiment y. o. Pic Jay -
For1 NrRDER-A letter 70 the editor OF the
f;rETr valley Register. dated Booze county, AZ July
.. states hat Dr. Il & : Ca-.tsrs. Of CHioH- was
,5,rri dead on Sunday morning about enc -1ie AID d
hslf below R.dde!ls Powder Mil where ne had an
o, --,e having been .cot f-cr1 "a ror-e- ~ bal
tered TIE neck ranging downward cutting the upper
par oi me heat Il LAYING OF rs tace win his
scie-bas OF n arm and switch Il rs nand The
murderer was ulk-ovTl-
TIE LATE FIRE IT MuwACKEE.-The losses by
his calsrrry are tc1s stated Perkins & Eoushtun,
$500 70 insurance; PERKINS 4 Lu=conb. $1,000. no
insurance La1g5Forthv & Co $4,000 $500 insured :;
Richrrcnd & Locke, $500, no insurance; Mygstr L.
Palmer 81 100 500 insured John Lspo:ut, $500 no
insurance Perkins & Luscomb rom 81 oo0 S. 100,
no MS John 7. Perkins. $1,000 no ms: J. OdeH, 500,
10 ms. John Williams. $500. 20 us: Charles EePp'
S4GO 10 ms; Martin 4iaoaey, 500, nc ms
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CITY ITEMS.

STEAMBOAT AccIDEST.-The steamboat Column
o. ne; With IN scciden; OF Saturday morning OF her
passage up. which &c re are Informed detained inc
passengers some eight or nine hou-s She ieit He"
York 3, : a " and when opposite For; Lee hef oolei
gave out rendering farther progress inposso.e
repairs The pas.engera about $40 we're 'AHen o. y
the Moun,a.neer at abou: O'Clock P NJ SoTe o. mem
unfortunately mad 10 journey some sixteen mics ai's
landing 4; sing SIM. The addition 70 the Mopn'aneeFs
pa..enyrs swelled numbers 10 nearly ~ VINO Oh
course we're nconvenenty crowded nc ia-.u'e Of
the Colunbuss bole, appears TO have been casualty
which could no; be anticipated as she mad been aid up
only the day before and thoroughly examined
Sjgnor PIERRo MARoScELLI whose hopeless IL
sss we haze already alluded 10, died Saturday
:. sidencc in Brevoortplace Mr. MaroncclI Says the
r rnoo.A mericqir) leaves widow and daughter .ho
in u respects merit the synpathies Of the good and
all ,ho know how to appreciate real worth The ur.
bani II and accomplishments of the deceased had
for tn the Of numerous friends, among whom
We W ere happy TO be included
Lr,xcIsLASD AMP-MEErsG-The annual
Long lie sand Camp Meeting viii commence Monday
Angus, 10 at Farmingdaie Extra trains Of passenger
cars will leave the Brooklyn station FOR the Canpround
daily dur ing the of the meeting q; and Q. o.
clock A. N and at 3 and o'clock, p ". Fare in these
trains VIII Oh be composed Of the trstcsss pas
scncer cars. will DO reduced TO three shilings. The
Committee have made arrangements for the strict OBJ
scrvancc Of good order and in the vicinity OF the
ground.
~ We perceive that large quantities of Lo
Gusts have co.sgregaed in 81. Iohn'ssquare. Their
daily concerts aa,rac, the attention Of all who pass tina;
ncghborhood. They not only stripping the trees Of
This Park of their foliage but nd hey making sud
havoc in other pans Of the City.
EcoSomY.-In the established Telcgraphic tn
rf the prices charged according to the number of
words without regard 10 the length thereof Tho Sccn
,ihc American says that Yankee in his communca
ions to his wife. eco nomises in the following
'Alr Jacob neutrality-suspicious.
inrnysmsltrunk has married Miss Scnd,hetrunkbythc
observation-disclosures ucwyork'
CITY Prison STATisrlcs.-From the Second Re
port Of the Prison Aociaton gather the following
statistics exhibiting the number Of inmates in the City
Prison cach year frosn 1895 to 1874 inclusive:
u
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Much larger numbers OF persons are yearly commit
ted to the CITY Prison than shown by the foregoing
table as i, is a w,known fact that many brought
in aud committed temporarily, whose names never
entered on The books O: the prison. IN confirmation of
this s,atcucrt it may be mentioned that in a recent
message from, the Mayor TO the Common Council set
ting forth the operations OF the new Police he states the
number of arrests for period of three months and
half TO have been over 1000 than 10000 year
FIRES ~ JrLY-We copy from the Sunday
Herald the following OF fires during the month
OF July:
Date DIS Sec. Hour.
.Jujy Q! P NJ l29h.s, Harlem, TWO story blk,
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Y The Courier and Enquirer which has taken
II INTO It's sober head be somewha, funny, Of late
says England will take our Corn much OF it in the
manufactured shape OF Beef and Pork So cows and
hogs to be called hereafter porkmschinos we sup
pose.
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From the Washington Union Of Saturday.
Official

of STATE from the Consulate of the United States at
Buenos Ay-es Of the decease at Paagones in that pro
vince of Michael Bacon and James G. Gardner. citizens
of the United States Mr. Gardner died on the 9th OF
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~ The Anniversary o: the STATE Teachers As
socia:ioa, which formed &. State Convention at
Syracuse last yes will De held in Utica on The sih sad
goth inst. large number of Teachers and other hfeFa'
~ persons from all parts of the State and from ether
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04

GIRL BITTEN ny Nan DoG-A mad dos
was killed this morning in LaiSht,st BY the men en-.
poved BY the Corporation, not however until il had
bitten u hule girl that wss IN the street
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-A fine boy, abou:
wears old fell into The dock at The foot o; poveyst
las, evening bu, rescued from drowning BY officer
Stowcl OF the Fourth Wsrd. \ female, named Eliza
Johnson fell INTO the dock NJ the foot OF Caoai,s; snd
rescued from the water BY gentleman who Tor
tunstely witnessed the accident. Another person
named James Donin, Yesterday went INTO me water az
the TOO; OF Esh,esnihst Z K Tor the purpose o. oac-
ing was seized with the c-snlp and would have ecca
drowned bur Tor the timely aid rendered by oceF ~
ley who went OF IN boat and rescued Doan TON II
waey grave Several hours elapsed before nc WAS re
suscitsieI.
AsSrMlSG.-Two men, named Henry Whiting
and Wna Johnson, were arrested last evening and de-
tanned answey ion representing themselves TO Ne Police
THEFT OF HoRsN.-A Policeman o; the 18th
Ward, this morning arrested Thomas Brown IN s
chang. OF stealing horse bclonSin, NJ Geo Gin.:,
ArrgMrr AT RsScUE.-A miln named Hugh Con.
ton was arrercd last evening aad held 10 answer for
attempting to rescue prisoner trorn me custody Of
-.- COrncen-
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. Aug . 1876
The panic cansed by Mchays injurious Tariff
Ri sn CONTINUES and ia disastrous e=ec-s havs already
be,aa 70 b. fel- number OF manufacturers have
-,7,r,e-..5 reducing the wages Of me hands, the
only -5r,st,I iet -lern =; the emergency Otaers
bsI been obliged % discharge taeIr vor-eii ant one
NJ ~ heaviest SSeaYs.s OF cotton goods = " e-i Aora
nlea.;-- mas stopped a. looms
!, Hinge ,nanUfactou, II SOUTHWARK thar vas
about 20 st-- has $50 stopped poE re walls o! ever
f.c-o-- :: Paramount ard other places i-at one Pape.
va b. seen chaked OF TIE walls n ter-slou TIE ex
I-s! * .i- Dallas and the Ts-if Of
Tn, interest or the State debt tel due Yesterday
~ w. n-ou,ptlr paid al the Pennsylvania Bank
IT, c,r,r,i-ts,e o! t!,e Senate have been unable
.. ob-., RE necessary information roc1 NJ. GrahsrL
~ "a how me cour OF the Oregon Treaty published II Inc
S--L American was obtained. Fave nov summoned Mr.
JTiiar one OF ne editors u t.a; paper. Washing
M VIA information -1e ocla. t-0U1 n--- remains
Fe7 To- - Darrb bark B Bohlea. fro12 Bremen ar
- y.-,e-sv WIZ loo Of tie aEsstl0oz-ng immigrants
Ihys 49, sen Ar,oaz them : Al Old patriarch @:
q ao has come 70 iaE Hls 'oes y re te o ho-e u
rs cvo =oas on ne OH-o-
srDnrx DEAra-JoRS FLEMING, ESQ. OF Sy-
800. iiai ON Saturday morning as; after Illness
49, 80 - hours NJ. 2 had been recently elec.cd
T;--5c- arrorDe- Tor Ol0nda-a Co, a-i formerly
SURROGATE and had aLed many stations OF honor and
usefulness
Nrw.YoRx AND ERIE RALRoAD.-The Com
ria.;ons-s appointed locate me for the New
YORK I'D Ere Railroad tas Couates Of Sullivan and
Broou,s axe 70 meet ior That purpose Is follows u
Nouuceilo or the 4th CT August; a. harpersve, lIta
Of August, AID IN BinsaEnsoa 90 ths LIN Q! August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04

Mr. HAYWOOD will in few days, publish
an Address to the People 0: North Carolina in which he
vii sxp,sa the causes OF his resignation. !; WI, be
more than fair On The part OF his political associates 70
withhold their censures until they hear whist ne aas 70
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OFFICE or THE NORTHWEST COPPER MlSISc Co.
No. 6s West-st New York, July 10Th, 49,

T 4 PIT bio SALE U SIoJh' " NC AUVFv VUII
~ pany, the following scrip was sold Tor unpaid assess
rnni.-Numbers 2iO PTS ~ rs, iO 10 49, $50
5 81 10 20 jiy $50 20 zj Us 10 sSJ, $50 20 81,
$50 10 $50 5 1JJ $40 III 10 J7Y, $50
1884, 3g5 10 339 $50 10 IL 40 III 80 to 49, 80 To sol
Ito TO 1885, 80 III and 29, 653 $50, $50 10 800 10
lOli llld 10 ll5 81 70 $50 Tie above stock, according
10 conditions Of sale viii be issued uni! the expiration
OF twenty days The original owners claim the stock
within inst time by paying i've per cent 10 the purchasers
on the amount Of per paid by him together with
inslallInent due. DAN'L. S. HART, Secretary
irlIr n,So
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WEAVING REEDS AND HARNESSES
y 4 s... -

Paterson, Ne"-Jerscy
DUBLIC ATTENTION is called 10 Messrs BAXTER
ASHTON'S supply OF the above articles In all their
various forms plain fancy OF every description They
have fitted their machinery superior style FOR manu-
featuring Reeds and Harnesses, and enabled 10 urn
sh their friends and the public good terms not
better, than any other establishment IN the Union
"a represented jy2s 2wD I3mW'
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miscellaneous.
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OF

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No SPRUcE-srReErTh Three doors from N"s'auitreetJ
ry,HE facilities this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by any Office IN The city. Inc
nn-onic of An last wear las bee" such 20 guaranty "a
great extension resources We therefore. Win CON
tldrncc, Issue inc following Gard: 49,.
of PRINTING AT the cheapest rate, VIZ;
Cards Bills Lad.ng
Circulars Receipts,
Bill Heads. Checks, NC
To LITERARY GEXrLEMEs-o gnd! Mdntscr g's printed
with accuracy. ma,
Pamphlctsi Stereotype Work, and all Kinds OF
Books. Later Press Printing
To LECTURERS ASD acknowledgement beautifully
printed. ,,.,, =. MI
Lecture Bills. small Bus Tor Dlslri-
Mammoth Bills, hutton, Nc
And every description OF PLAN and Ornamental JOB ort
executed with great neaines' and pGnclay at The oice,
The improved POWER PRESSES Tor BooSs P.NrH-
LET'S &c =,
All work on the above Presses viii be- done nj eXraorG
rarv low prices J. \. FtAETAS,
10 If Tribune Job Printsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04

Ell HATS. HATS ..-paris Moeskin Hats at 81,
equal sold BY others al 81 also elegant dress
Hats at 81 and - IS superior in style and ntsh 10
those in msny places al ~; neal HAS at - O. T. AuscH
viii De pleased 10 his friends al ihIs Adjustment
iyjO I'm GEO. /. H. BROWN, lao Csnhl-et
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TYPE At REDUCED PRICES.

TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
GEORGE BRUCE s. co. Typefounders, at No. IL Chdni-
bers-St. NcTr York.
rvAVE on hand a good stock of their well known Print
Ting Types. Ornaments Borders Rules &c OF the best
meta and nO-t accurate orHinansp which hcy W Ia seq
prices for cash AMI al mo iouo"S Tor apPio'ou
paper six months:
Plea t.........32ceu N0nparic 10 cents
SINAI. 81 cents tga, ......,........S6 cents
Long Primer. 10 cents Pear ~
Bou3geos .........;o cents Ornamental letter proper
Brewer. e. ........... % cent, uon
VI Mon. ........... 81 cents
Also Printing Presoe. Of all sizes and descriptions, Ink
Rrnnlss Cases f;a rvs Wood Types Chasc- Brass Rule
Composing Sticks and generally every kind OF Printing
material, RuggIess new Printing Engine, price eiI'
which viii give lCO0 Impressions of cap folio in an hour
Card Press price siO which pack can DO printed IN
a minute Shee, CardCutter. price $50 aPaper Cutter
for printers bookblnders, price S6l
Orders promptly executed.
" The type which this paper is printed Is from the
above foundry. Y-f I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04

TWO STEAM PROPELLERS FOR SALE.
THE Iron Steam Prope.er Phenlx and Pilot, formerly
running the ChaInplsn Canal and Lake Line. These
80 feet in length IS feet wide and feet depth OF
mold and viii carry on that Their inventory Is
large and pe,e They each Of % horse power and
VIII be sold low For farther information or terms apply
y AT n u RESELL COPELAND, 80 south.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04

a. UNION HOUSE, Springfield, Mass-Fhe sqo,
ss has taken the above named new ana sp'enuiI
A Hotel Just completed, n, The ccGire OF the eealtnui
village OF Springfield. Mas and wi open the same LOT
House arge richly finished aud furnished ana oilers un-
rGuard advantages 10 AL persons lFaNc0nS mroush
Springfield for bus!pc-s pleasure Having recently
kept The I'm ed Hoet aud Congress Han al Saf.
at6a tho sub cr,bcr respectfully invites his old friends
ANA patrons ID AL Others 10 give him call IN bis new
quarters 49,. y > S1.n M ~
SrSINSFiELp. July siIh, 1876 G3o Sm
a.. BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Broadway, Al.
s,:: bany BY j. p Wilson-lTavelcIs ard citkens en-
MI teraincd on moderate terms The house Is new and
cooduu. aud the location convenient 10 the steam
boats snd a,jons the Railroad DEPOT Je1s m