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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27
,Treva ,lI0RNING LINE At HALF:PAsT Q

III SOCLOCK. for Albany from the Steamboat
- Pier foot ot WIrten.sL 81 Leay-
ing Neyv-YorN Monday, Wednesday and Friday. AL
bauy Tuesday, Thursday and saturday Landing az
haiuond-,t Van Corundts, Peekskiu West Point. New
burgh, Hampton. Bristol. Poughkeepsie, Hyde PARK.
Kingston, Upper Red Hook, Bristol Catsktll, Hudson.
CoNsackie.
Passengers taking this boat will arrive in time for tho
train of Cars from Albany Yves, Buffalo North Sara
ioca, Whitehall and Lake Champaln-
The and elegant low pressure steamer METAMO.
RIA Capt T. H. Smith. will leave above Breakfast and
dinner on board For freight passage sppIy board
A. generally understood that the Morning Line
leaving at O'clock A. VI charge 3, take this method
to inform the public that by taking the steamer METAMO.
RIA. NJ o! o'clock \. NJ they themselves 81, aud
rive IN Albany at eur!er hour than 10y the Old Line
Pssscus gers win beware OF the decoy OF the North
the same hour, OF the Menmora
Fare 10 an Cortlandrs Dock - Poughkeepse, ~
cents Hudson. IS cents F.: Albany 81 au2a Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

GO PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coal, first quu.
,DC lily and large size for sale the above low price
from yard 80 cents per chadron less when taken direct
from ship At the above price, Liverpool Coal Is
economical fuel than Anthracite Appyro
7. STOKES DICKERSON,
u U Nng. lnI and M AnthnnY.sL n.sr RrnAdvyAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

ENI;iNItl.IN SAYS" Keep Tie head cool aud The
Tee, '-Fraser's Patent Door Pads, for eA c!ud
ng wind aud from the bottoms of doors. This
,icc into the lower rail- of the door, down
to tie sill Closes and within the rail II opens
They healthy the undercurren OF air, which
be warmed by artificial means, Is excluded they
comfortable, because the feet IN any part OF
the room they economical because there eXces
sive quantity Of cold admitted and OF less fuel
required TO keep Price 90 50 per door which in
clides putting in. Manufactured by JOHN FRASER,
hu2O 6in No. Chatham. square, New York.
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q, FARM FOR SALE.-Situate ON the Road rom

Ga FARM FOR SALE.-Situate on the Road from
20 New Rochelle TO White Plains ABOUT equdlstantirun
each CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF LAND, ali OF which
P!ow Land excepting Ten Acres, which Is Wood Land
The place divided by lane, and Is laid out into con-
veuent ots cultivation All the fences OF stone, N
good order and the ground in high state OF cuvson-
The buildings all OF good character and IN order For
TERMS app!yto ). 5 KENYON, on the premises, or OF
dsf J. ADRIASCE, 30 John-st Newly orh-
~ FARM FOR SALE.-A splendid farm for sale
IL The .owuUl Huntington .hrce miles from steamboat
landing at Sorthport miles from railroad al Deer
PARK consisting of 80 acres, 50 OF which covered with
wood The farm beautifully situated and IN hi IN Stale
of cultivation producing grain OF al kinds The dwelling
house and ou,-buildEgs al good Fruit OF al kinds and 100
grape vines in full bearing and the best Of waier For par
iiculars, inquire OF THOfiS McELRATH Trbune-Oace.
irf3 2ANhin
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Dubllc Gonrenan1es, &s.
..IT~ REGULAR MAIL LINE be,

~Uss~ REGULAR MAIL LINE between
- Boston and N='v-4oss- ~ the fast and
ISLAND
The se4qet OREGON commanded BY Cap. Seth Taay.
er and RHODE ISLAND, commanded by Capt Marches.
81. e., - run throughout de season ron ne nFsi day o.
Ap:t n eoIaec1oa with TIE S,onington and Providence
- aal tsovidg2ee Railroads, esHlng SsS-i Or
$3.50 p ~ eSespie; rom pier No Nora sliVes ais
the arrival Of tie Ma! tr1in isor Boston
These steamers are unsurpassed N speed splendor and
comfort having each Of te: .Arse eonolsous private
s,aie5eois a4 ssr;s Tor So Persons. besides large pr
vale rooms 'oT .Aia!'ies Sad Parties
The otc-5N oy he most -x,,.r1,p,,s men
anu W. s4oseS ne passage oe;ween NewYork and Bos
ton :roEe !! 70 hours Hereby A'rlug in ample us for
a.! the Lines frpul Boston, North sad East
The OREGON W.. leave New. York-TGesa,v Thurs
tsy an. Saturday,.
Leave S,oa.ns tom Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY
Tae RHODE ISLAND ~. leave New-GorA-Moa.
i:esye SoningioR-Tuesiay raursdsy md Saturday,
y. B.-PasseuSers, The arrival u ne steamers ::
car, 10 P7oyierce ana Bosoa ySaSui aly de,sS and
Baggage Mister accompanies each Esn - Boston 10 take
charge Of he baggage
For passage iresh inquire OF bosrd Of The boat al
pier n. ). X. - 81 GO + EAlRCHlLD. No. 10
Wes.->L % Of JOEN II RICHMOND, Providence. aSi
dense G I, ION Rsr NJ $ \ Rrhe
MVudsy, "Wednesday AID srstay, a. 5 p NJ.
may be INSIDE board Ne. 10 Battery place ;yllG
IT, PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
- os A.a5y d.EeG; GAY {; 5 Sunday: except,
Per between Cortland AID Liberty
Steamboat kNICktR6OChER,C Capt \. Houshior, wall
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Cap. X. C. cruueu-
dem VII! Tuesday, IauGsdSy and Saturday even
iags Al ococS.
TIE shove Boats viii Al al times sfrive A.ssny in
gle ,ae Tor the MV-.pc TrGG OF Cars tor The Ess, OF
West
Freight taken moderate and taken ser 5.
O'Clock, T. VI.
All persons forbid trusting any Of The Beats OF this
Line without written order from the Captains Agents
For passage freight apply board the Boats oi 10
?. {. SCHULTZ, al The otlce on the wharf.
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or particulars Apply 70
au7 II EMERSON PRlCHAlD, 10 w dI!-st
aFARNI FOR SALE.-The undersigned in conse-

G9FARNI FOR SALE.-The undersigned, in conse-
% duence OF Ill health offers FOR sale, in lots suit pur
chasers the beautiful Farm twell known as the Pat,
terson) on which he resides, situated on The road
leading from Bnghamon 10 Owegc-hve miles from the
former p!ace-on the line o: the New York and Enc Rail
road and directly fronting the Susquehanna river The
Farm consists OF $40 most o! which IS IN good
state OF Improvement well watered, and abundance OF
tl!i. There Two dwelling houses. zone OF which Is
super!o! one fronting directly the yer.l three barns
and numerous OulhcIse-, sheds, the premises II
sold private sale previous 10 The 9Th day OF Sepem
Der il i'll then that day o'clock, be sold al public
auction on the premises. Most OF the purchase money
may remain on bond and mortgage for term OF years
JOSEPH SAYRE.
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.T%S@ PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
s-st oy Albany direct, cs.y. Sundays except
rvIrro Sr4TFS NAIL I'M

A. Five O'Clock. =. M-Lanirg Intermediate Places.
from The foot ~ Ssrclsy-st.;
S,eA.ihoat ROCHESTER,, Capt. -. viii leave on
Monday, Wednesday, Friday Nd Sunday afternoons at S
oclcck.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS. Capt b. oyerbash will
Leave Tuesday Tursdsy and saturday, O'Clock ? NJ
- AppY hoarl. AZ The Oihce on The Wharf aust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

CHANDELIERS, CaEdrlabra Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
" &C. &c.-THOMAS CRANE BANKS would inform tue
public and the former customers OF COuthouy Nevers
the old stand opposite The Tabernacle
business formerly carried by them Having received
the agency Of the justly celebrated manufacturers, h. '"
Hooper Co. he offers the superior articles OF their manu-
great reduction from the price Of c, NJ Tue
nul,tc mr.. inyit.l Ia iyl6 VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27
HOUsATONIC RAILROAD

r., - HUUsATONIC RAILRUAU.-
EsSS The rclayng Of the track between
Bridgeport and New-Hilford $50 m-st
will be completed on the I'D INST and VII! resume
their regular trips between Tho above named places on
Monday the 9th inst
ARRANGEMENT.
Passengers leave Newly from the pier loot Of MARKET
St a, O'Clock NJ Sundays excePtedl by steamer MIN.
rod Capt j. Brooks J arriving IN Bridgeport al ha!ipso
six and New Milford af8 O'Clock P. NJ
Returning leave New Milford al O'Clock aud arrive In
al II " freight train with passen ger car
,r -,, ~. yye Sew Milford and North Canaan leaving
Sew Milford at IS a. 81 and North Canaan At p NJ
. f,eonr train with passenger vii! leave Bridgeport
siIv sycept Sundays 81 o'clock A. " for New Milford
Renirrning leave New Milford, al u M.
\ B-The trains between North Canaan and West
corsbrdge will discontinued after the 18th inst for the
purpose OF rayng thai part Vi the track Freight fecsiy
ed IN New YorA FROM 4. VI 10 p. ~ and positively not
sf,er tia; hot:r K. 3. MASON, Superintendent
G. NJ PERRY, Agent, New- Tork-oitce on the pier
HrlypDOrt. Aug. - 1916 aul5 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

DROWN SHEETINGS.-5o9 bales II medium,
ID heavy and fine from Stark Mills Palo Alto, Somervllle,
Woonsockei Hope, Wholesome, Auburn, Wmtnsvi!!e,
Stone Mill Hamilton, Rockingham and other manlactur-
ing Cos. For sale by NEsMIIH Co
nu2j 81 and 81 Pinesi
bales Dover, Washington, Baltimore,
IN Concord and Coventry Plains and Kerseys For sale
by lau2il NESMITH X co. 81 and 50 Pne-sL
ID EST SOUTHERN Cotton YaTn-Assorted Twist;
I'D Nos TO- To H. and TO u may be had ON the III
floor OF ls and 20 CedarsL T. UNDERHlLL.
EANCY COLORED CLOAK LININGS-jusi
4 received anu for sale by
AUS C. F. HARRIS 40 Exchange Place
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~T~s~- DAILY LINE OF Boats between New
zs'Ii.---iNYorh aud Staten lsand.-The steamboats,
~SYLPH, Capt J. Braisted, and STATEN
ISLANDER, Capt D. Van Petit will leave us follows:
Leave Staten Island 6, 10 and II A. VI and 25,
4, 5, 3 and F. NJ
Leave N-.York att, TO- l! A NJ and l. 3,4, SD.
and hslfps-t7 r. VI.
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FARM Il /

e - s'r "a .,,i. itlt,i N he civ
- OF NeyvY ork, IL vicinity SAID Farm lies IN Kane
Co in beautiful valley of the Fox, about - miles from
Chicago and contains about 100 Of prairie and TIM
Der land upon both sides of the river The Location Is
healthy. and well adapted 10 the raising OF gIain
or stock having about $50 under The po". ne
Farm Is we'll watered and stocked with the best breeds
OF cattle, horses, sheep and swine good house, win
csern barns and other out-buldngs upon the premises
with fences and farming utenss-a in complete repair
TIL. orchard contains the best kinds of fruit
This farm situated within three quarters oil mile OF
grist and saw mills churches schools stores &c. Stages
for Chicago ami Ottawa pass by daily
II OF the finest and most eligible situations IN
Northern illinois, and i offered for sale solely because the
owner has business which calls him East
For particulars apply 10 -, . 80
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~
e.-.s--a------ Caral :or 1915. BfSGHAMS Traaspor-
at.on Line. Proprietors-"In Blns nalnii
Thos Bingham Jacob Dock, WIN a Stralton Conduc'eo
on Sabbgt!.-kee ping and Temperance principles -,
The propretors of his old established lne nave PHt e
stock in Ia. most complete order and hooIgny pro
pared 10 forward produce and merchandise TO 1s1 20
Eastern Cites the opening OF navigation " ss 4t
cur len xo.rnce IN the carrying business e.o %ealous
se,o IN fb iner..t, of customers, VII! secure 10 US
conau 4ace and increase II the patronage h4ef'o
81 10 Bnghars Line ,..x-- ,ol,n, Nth ~.
Our arrangements viii enaos US ~ Loi.J
utmost dispatch and prces shaI s."ays 10 d ~" O.
M. Ioyye.r charged by other res pons!o!c Aines-
Produce and merchandise viii be received and
Est and West without any charge Tor torS atoinY az
aGgs gISGHAMS LINE. BIS of'ladtng forwarded aud
80 sIrrtion prom attended 10. Address or apply 20
VS. TYSON Agent, 10 west-s- y. Y.
BINGHAM, DOCK K STRATToN, .,,-,.,-,,-
JAMES WILSON, Agent IL North Hows'd-'t Baltimore
y" D. Dl,, Cana Basin, Lieer:y-'- piii.husgh
HARNnEN 4 co Boston "..-achn.-tl. nE@
1916. BUFFALO & GREEN BAY. lsa6.
n--@O THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS, Capt
Z PS Ss.S w Bu aa and Green ssy Is toI
Iocd Mayi MondayAusio, MondsyN yll Mond'yA
MonpySryIs Monday ug2f Monday YES Mond'y Aag5i
Wo5; Jl1aeI NordaySep Sioutay J'ne Aondy sepli
Moa,y Jnei5 Mondaysep Montay ae22 Mont,y seP
MoEi VI neg Monday, Oct MondayJly Moady Ve,,a
Mori yJy IS Monday, Octls Mondayy Mond'y oerSo
Non;rvJ!y q IMOndayARg 81
The Columbus has undergone rosI thorough repairs VIZ
i, II inc condition for business The travelling PUBIC may
confidently rely upon her making her trPs pans
advertised aud assured that pans WI! oe
10 maze her accommodations desirable ara p'e" - r
sengers- 81 =. r. ,,i,rd at.
G. Il Psnlen los Fulton-s J. e. Wolf % CSftanaWSIil
T. Jerome lcs B!osd-st is=p YORK. Nottin gaar 80
ke 4 Co 81 QusY-st dlSony WIke, parsons = ~.
fso. Tyler. Browa Co. Grcsn Bog. a'Os'''p''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

Second Editio.rhe EDITION OF that popular and
interesting work the American Anglers Guide. with
someiy bound IN cloth.
al truly the Walton of the present time and country
and abounds with the opinions and practices of the best
American Anglers No one who pretend- 10 knowledge
Tie practice this ishltu should be without
Il copy. Il is useful instructive aud amuslng-neEIy got
up and well illustrated sporting Register.
For sae by JOHN J. BROWN q co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

a..sl..--t Through wilhou, landsrg.Ncw York and
Albany I.ic.-The AID splendid sieam-
or BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, Will leave New-YoIk
for Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Friday a,
O'Clock z NJ from the of Rublnsou.sl. The 6e.le IA
fitted no with splendid stnjerocs and for speed, comfort
aud sayis surpassed by any boat the Hudson river
For freight or passage, inquire Of the Captain on BOARD or
a. No. SOulhsL
Passengers taking the BELLE Will arrive in Albany in
ample tlme for the iaorulnG Train OF East West
y. B-Freight Aken al moderate rates. Jyl6 u
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.T.s" .NOiiNING iINE ~ J o,eloek-For

- Sbauy. Troy ami Intermediate Landings.
nom the Steamboat Pier AZ The foot OF Bat
clty-st. The NIAGARA leaves Nc,v-York Monday, Wed
ucsdsy Friday. al O'Clock \ NJ Leaves Troy Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, AZ O'Clock, \ NJ Breakfast
AMI Dinner on board the boat.
Passengers taking this boat vii, arrive In time take
the Evening Trains OF Cars from Troy West 10 Buffalo and
North 10 Saratoga. Whitehall and Lake Chsmplain.
All Goods freight, Baggage Bank Bills, Specie or any
other kind OF property taken put or shipped ON board his
Boat be the risk OF the owpcrs OF such Goods,
Freight Baggage, &c.
For Passage Freight. sppy board. or TO +. B.
HALL Al ht, Office on the wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

GTS Sae-The beautiful couEtry residence OF Leonard
- Lee ESQ. situated adjoining New Windsor, on the
Hudson River, Sewburgh: For extent OF prospect
and character Of land there few any, places the
North River more desirable the farm contains 100 acres
living In square FORM and divided INTO and 10 acre lots
abundance OF fruit: improvements SC and Is desira
bic for the residence gentleman, the society II this VI
cny beng q; the order For terms, &c. apply to
iyi7 RLEECkER VAN DYKE, No. II WE!l-st.
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NOW READY.

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:-s1sslt.ss-- HLINE for Albany and Troy. MORNING
LiNE-The Steamboat TROY, Capt Cor
ham, viii Tuesday, Thursday. and SaturdayThe
steamboat NIAGARA. Capt VIM Ellsworth will leave
Monday "Wednesday and Friday a, O'Clock, A. ". from
Steamboat Pier foot OF Barcaysi for Troy and nier
mediate places.
EVENING LtNE--The steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
VIM. II. Peck, will leave Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r b. Macy will leave
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings at O'clock
from Cortlsnd-st- Pier for Albany and Troy direct
II The above boats OF the rst class they CON-
Landed by experienced attentive officers and for speed
and accommodation superior most aGd inferior 10
the river Ie.3
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RUS OvER.-A child between and years old
named Joseph Riley whose parents reside at No stone
knocked down and run over il Broadway at the
bead OF Ann-st by cab No. &c The boy was taken
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KNINC BOAT FOR ALBANY

rT"S AI0KNING BOAT FOR ALBANY
TEOf-Passagc Si.-Breakfast and
Dinner on board The Bout Passengers
taxing ;hs Bout MI! arrive IL time take the Evening
Train o., Cars from Troy Buffalo, dad north
stogo and Lake George
The steamboat NIAGARA Capt VIM. Ellsworth, will
leave Monday. Wednesday aud Friday, O'clock A NJ
from the Pier foot oil BafcaysL-rctn rnlng opposite
days ~ For Passage Freight apply board,
+. u Hal. al the Oitce the Wharf. aul+Q
xTr~S = INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
SSSs.st..---.S Line for A!bany.-The splendid
--- ONEIDA, Capt Geo o. Taper, will leave
the steamboat pier foot OF Lbeuys Tuesday evening att
o'clock ~ landing at PoughAeepse and Hudson jyl4a
rTTs aDAILY LINE at o'clock-For New
E.fIa1.z.-l ,burgH and FisGk. landing AT Van CorL
landrs tPeeH.Ailil, West Point, Cold Spring
and CornwalL-The steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Capt Samuel Johnson, VIII leave the steamboat pier foot
OF Warren-sL every afternoon Sundays excepted) al
O'Clock. Returning will leave Newburgh every Monday
morning past g. and the remaining mornings Of tho
week u O'clock landing above For freight or passage
apply ON board the boat
B-A baggag and freight OF every description, bank
bills specie pat board this boat must be at the risk
OF the thereof unless entered the books Of tho
boat o receipted for. ie22
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"a FOR SALE-or IL exchange for property, IN the
eS City or BrookIyu-a Farm situate q miles West Of
- Newburgh Orange Co. n. Y. containing about 100
acres nearly all illable Limestone soil and suitable for
grain or grass and under good cutivstion
chsrd OF grated fui; in u.! bearing The improvement
consists OF good t@ostory dwelling and oui-nouses,
large barn sheds Ac good the door As per-
would probably purchase without viewing the premi-
SEES full description deemed unnecessary. The iacili-
Ties OF getting TO Nerburgh The city generally
well known. For terms &c. apply TO
aul4 wv WRIGHT y LOSER Is FrOnt-st-
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ETCNTIEGTON y SAVAGE, Publishers and Bocsse.-
II ers PIC Pearst have recently issued new
and very much improved editions o. the worG NsuFG.
which tnc. respectfully solicit the attention OF School
Teachers Committees and Others Interested n education
Copies vii b. furnished for examination OF application to
The publishers. FOR sale By Booksellers generally Jy2
HAHN's HEBREW BIBLE.
JUST imported sfesh supply Of the Hebrew Bible OF The
y lale., edition by
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---------1-------------
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.
CLEARED.

Ship Albert, (rr> Foster City Point BOYD 4 Hncken.
BarSs Alchemidcs, Buchanan, Antwerp. schmidt &
Baichen; Alice, Woollcy, - John Il Jones, Chatham
Besrao, Malaga, Howcs Godfrey Co; Edward Buckley
Charleston Danham * Damon
Briss Geo Henry Rlakely, Yves; Indies \ II Hubbard,
GInymesd, (Rrl Curry, 81 Johns NB Durham & De,
Wolf Dawn, (Srl Croker do do; w / Jones Hobart
Charleston, Pest Ann Eliza Williams Mobile t u
Hurlbut
schrs Albion, Harding, 5, Johns. PR Nesmith X
Walsh Henry u Smith kgsyn, Baltimore eager Il Maj
leJ; Splendid, Very, Richmond, Margaret, WosleIn
Petcrshursh James Hunter y Go, Rochester Bingham
Richmond u BriSss,
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II Co. 81 Canai-s Offering the following goods
Il, greatly reduced puce:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

DR. G. C. vAUGHNs ADyERrsEMENT FOR l-it.
The Gren; Amsreaq Rnncdg-IaHghns Iegfab!s Lt7o
,yprc lftrfGs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

o. TO LET-Storr, bacs Room and Basement in The
~. nous. rs Tnrd4genue, having been a.teEed into
- Store.
40 roai Basemeu; suitable for AZ Oyster Cellar or any
similar business -.
The subscriber also has let story House IN Fifteenth
Isl near number OF parts OF Houses anc one
or o La Stores wiki back cellar and baSeneI; attached
10 tl.r, J. :. HlSES = SlNtee1th-sL
near Third
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

~ FIRST AVENUE LOT-At pirate sale iu!
i: Lot OF ground on the West side OF Firsayenue, =
Ill feet North OF Twenty and ready FOR building
For forher particulars inquire of
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. Aucucneer. ! Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27

SUSPICIOUS or LARcESY.-Wm. Thompson was
arrested and detained On suspicion Of stealing some s
yer ware. VIM Jones arrested for stealing guam
tity Of clothing
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-04-01
More Confessfons


Were il not for the paper money Banks 81
Ohio, gold aud silver would flow from the eastern
cities 10 this State, to pay for our surplus p.o-
duce. Notwithstanding the Peflinacity with
which the wings Of Ohm deny this fact, We OBJ
serve that ihe eastern bankers arc becoming a
larmed lesl sncb should be the ease. Thescor
respondent Of The National Intellgencer, writing
from New York, about war, free trade, de-, has
the following paragraph:
%rhe West will reply, VIC did NOT go to wal
TO supply you with money. Our object was 10
supply your armies with bread and beef; aud 10
drain your sea board of its specie to pay for
those supplies. By these means we will cause
Iyour banks to suspend specie payments and we
will have none of their rags"
All, ha! The sale of "weslefn bread and
beef" will drain your sea board ofits SPECIEt
Well, that is coming TO the truth at last. The
/ wings here contend that eastern bank paper vii
come to Ohio, to supply the place of that lssu
| ed by our banks-bul this New York baker ha
taken the alarm, and howls most pitcously at lh'
idea of the mighty West draining the sea boar
of its specie The day is soon TO arrive whei
the eyes of The people win boopened upon this
subject, aud whenever they are open, Ohio cred
it will be above par the sea board, and bills ol
New York will be sold at discount to our mer
/. chants, instead of being shaved from 2 10 4 pc
J Jceni. on Ohio paper, as is now the case.-MiL
lIerSbWg Farmer.