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pcrrers-The subscriber :. now prepared VILE us
s:ock ofPaieu SHRED S1sperders FOR Fa trade. ac .
cons.an..y manufacturing The OILY really good corrugated
Braces in market
The ng.s of cheap worthless imitation. sold during The
pss yea- ana 50 generally Condemned 6r lie consumer
XII only have ,e ec; 10 induce dsEn; 5uyers inquire
for Oars Patent 2endersr which have al7TeEs given
entire Satisfaction aud I'll Win his name hare guaranty
pasted each oUa-
As The subscriber OF the patents used 10
produce these goods h interest i TO keep Up ne Fepra
ion OF the article Mere pirates ard tLsors lave no IL
.es in prospect therefore have adea poor article be-
r.us. such could " mace cheap. JUDGE
nm. HORACE Il. DAY 2S Cortiaad-st
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11atrnt tfleoieines.
,OGIE,s HYPERION FLUID il

pOGLE's HYPERION FLUID Is now consider
- ed the best article for the Hair pro-
duced Inc unprecedented sale increasing demand and
universal satisfaction i gIves haze than realized lae
most sauauine eXpe, tations OF the inventor.
The Hyperion i Vegetable Compound, which be-
SIDES is and stimulating qualities recommended by
the eminent Physicians combines sefe thorough
cleansing wash, blended with silky glossy moisture Tor
Tue better than ant OIL grease pouarui get free
from heir de!eer!ou effects AMI Possessing intrinsic val
never before ataiaed FOR preventing BADNESS AND
GRAY HAIR.
Entirely curing scu, Dandruf and all other diseases OF
the skin di-po1g the hair curl, aud positively changing
the harshei aar gio The soft glossy and healthy state
giving i darker color.
The Ladies Invaluable il the parting
clean and the hair il place ard cr On chdrena heads
lays the foundation OF good mead Of hat:.
Prepared by the Proprietor VIZ BOGLE, ea Washing
tor. corner Of Sur,ner--l Boston.
4 Treatise on Anatomy aud Physiology OF the Han
with directions preventing badness, removing tandri!
ard preserving The natural beauty and soitess OF ne aar
accom- pan!es each bottle.
For sale BIZ A B. D. SANDS. 100 FuItou-st corner Of
William. Sold also 70 Broadway, and - East Broad
,yav Sew-york iylO lUrOd
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,ssv---nTTn7tO OPENING OF Pennsylvania

Hss5-Srs5 Canal for 1876 BINGHAMS Transpor-
taon Line ProprietorsWm. Bingham
Thos. Bingham, Jacob Dock, VIM Sira,on Conducted
on SabbaiL-keeping GGd Temperance principles.
The propre,ors o this old established ne haze put their
in the complete order, and thoroughly pre-
pared forward produce and merchandise and from the
Eastern Cities opening OF CATION We trust thai
Cng experience in the carrying business and Jealous
attention Interests OF customers, will secure 70 US
continuance and Increase OF patronage hitherto extend
ed to Binghans' Line"
Our arrangements viii enable carry freight with the
utmost dispatch and prices shall always he low as
the lowest charged By other responsible lines.
Produce aud merchandise viii be received aud
East and West, without any charge for forwarding adj
vaucing ghls. storage commission. MARK PACK
AGES BINGEAMS LINE. Bills OF Iating forwarded and
every direction promptly attended TO- Address apply 10
WM. TYSON, Agent 10 Wcstst y. 7.
BINGHAM DOCK STRATTON,
30 Marke.st Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent, l22 North Howard.sL Baltimore.
WIN. BINGHAM Proprietor,
CANA Basin. Lbcrty-st Pittsburgh
HAR.nFE q co Rn.tnn. Mz.sarh usrtts utpl n
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NTwyORE FORM BOOK

Nd INTEREST TABLES-con:anIng complete Forms
for The transaction o: all The routine OF business oet'S cen
rna requiring Ike execution of papers tosetie
with The statutory provisions relating thereto. Also con-
uere Interest Tables Discount Tables. Scating and I'M
Der Measure Cubical contents OF Square Timber &c &c-
For sale bv HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, els Pear-st
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IOHN sHELDON'S Newly-lnyenied Fountain Mui-
y ugyap!c Music Writer. for Composers, Copyists,
Schools and is pbic generally, with which the astonis
Ing number Of JOG crochet ouaver Dots may be made
in one minute -presen,ug uniformity of appearance 10
The r,anuscrp, Music hitherto unparalleled, Only one
supply OF Ink Is necessary make from 1900 10 1000 do.
CAuTros-Any infringement OF any OF a9cye articles
For sale wholesale and retail, by
JOHN !. BROWN & co.
mt I22 Eulion.si. near Nassau.
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pY ORDER OF Hon. john W Edmonda, Circuit Judge
- for FIRST Circuit OF the State OF New-f ork-Nouce -
hereby given pursuant TO the provisions OF the statute a-
thozing attachments against foreign corporations, thai an
attachment has issued against the real and personal estate
of the Commercial Bunk Macon. foreign corporation,
created by under the laws OF the State OF Georgia upon
Original securities held By James Maris resident OF the
CITY and State of New York, plaintiff IN said attachment,
amounting 10 thousand dollars and that said corpora
ton appear and discharge such attachment according 10
law within twelve weeks from the first publication OF ms
notice and that the payment Of any debts due 10 ana the
delivery the transfer OF any properly belonging 10
said CORPORATION named forbidden By law Gnd are
void July O. 1896 ". X. BREWER. Attorney
ivg lawi2w For Attaching Creditor, % W all--L y
DY ORDER OF tie Hon. Charles ?. DAILY one OF the
ID Judges the Court Of Common Pleas OF the City and
County oi iOrI-Soce hereby pursuant 10
provision OF the Saur authorizing attachments against
foreign Corporations that attachment has issued against
the and personal estate OF The Commercial Bank
Of Macon foreign corporation created bs under The
OF te State Of Georgia, upon Original securities hed
by Meryin H. Brewer resident OF The Cy and SIle OF
New YORK plaintiff IN said attachment. amounting 20 one
hundred dollars and thai sad corporation appear Hnf d.
charge lcn attachment according 70 law WITHIN Twelve
from the publication o. his notice aud that the
payment any debts due and the delivery 70 or the
transfer OF any properly belonging to said Corporation
above named are forbidden by law and vod.-Juy g.
1876. NJ X BREWER Pm IN person,
iva la,ri2r ~ WslL-t y. Y.
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list EuRLiSEEl
ScEONI. ROCKS

HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, Publishers and BoGsse.-
I1ers, 2I6 Pear NeyvY5rk. hare recently issues new
and vr much !uroy! editions OF the works on Natural
Philosophy and Chen!str- b Ms. 4 ". l. PEe!ps 10
which hey respectfully solicit the attention o. scnoo
Co-is VIZ be FOR examination, application 10
The publishers For sale b. Booksellers generally. w
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xTATC HES. JEWELRY, Silver Ware, Gc-PGT-


w chaser. are invited following articles,
which are offered for sale a. very low prces-Dup!ex,
ever Lepine and other aches b? approved makers OF
recent nporaOns, ane gold and silver OF tie at
est -tves warranted corTec; Hlekeepers Gold Chains,
Seal- Keys Rings Pms Bracelets and ever description
OF new and fashionable Jewery Silver SPOONS, Lad les,
Knives Forks, Plated and Britannia Ware Gold aud ST.
yer Pencil Cases Gold Pens. Msuie Clocas and choice
selection OF Fancy Goods Watches Jeery. &c. cleaned
and repaired. LOCKWOOD SCRiBNLR,
265 Pear!-st- OF FuitOn-st
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~ MOTH E-The sale OF valuable Farm. near A.
ioria. L. l. late the property OF Jacob 5 Totem de,
ceascdl will take place "Wednesday, August D. al :
o'clock P. NJ the premises, by Pierpont Potter Esq
Master i'll CHANGER au4 u
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publir Gonucnanres, ST.

T~=7 MORNING LINE nj o'clock-For Al
= sssi!f=.ss Sbany Troy and intermediate Landings,
from the Steamboat Pier Il, the foot of Bar
clay-st
Tue NIAGARA leaves New-York Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, Il : O'Clock \. NJ. Leaves Troy Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday, at O'clock, - VI breakfast ana
Dinner on board the boat
Passengers taking this boat will arrive in Time 10 take
the Evening Trains OF Cars from Troy West TO buffalo and
The low-pressure Steamboat NIAGARA, Captain w m
Ellsworth. Weinesis Morning August 5th, al o'cik
Al Goods Freight Baggage, Bank Bills, Specie or any
other kind OF property taken put shipped board this
Boat, the risk of tie OF such Goods
Freight, Baggage, &c.
For Passage or Freight apply on board, or to F. B.
HAL L. a the Office The whnrf aus
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iNVbEftf IL -HVItKtIs, -H'
cENTI. EMEN,S list

GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Allrch, VI Il 81 Haepy, Edwd Oottstrou. VIM
Co Hoffman, Heinrich Paine, John
Anderson. Edward Humphreys, DR. Jo- Peat, John 4
Abbott, Rev Jacob seph Phelps. w
Rrcnd JR Hastings, Thomas Roach, &
NnnI yw.s Hobby, Lewis Rea, Joseph II
Rrninn,in u p Heinrich, Peter Robertson. Douald
Blackwell, ,i"wieS' pa,iu I.osS MoSes
Baker, James ,io4neh, a IL Iteeu, hisnaiGson
Hrnion Caleb Herbert. George smith, vi 4
Cogsy, VIM j Is"R,r.' E6wsr, So. Sinoso,
Sarhoy' tt HonaS Joseph, Emanuel lSprague, a j w 4
S S, rIchas' Jones Joshua Co
Shestet NIn Z kcyscr, j John Stone. $
So.i,oi', 'nuses Kellogg John lSchwah, Mr.
courtney, Saihuei Kelly, John Sullivan. John
conway - 49, Lord. III L Thompson, Chas
lhe'o!er' lf (Ia' ieard Theodore Tucker. George l.
ha.,sIl, ~, Leeds. Henry Il Nanderveer,
SsnpoSu lIouau Lee Andrew Thomas
toiweu ~ Lynch. James Wilson, Lewis
Bowling, John Niinton, Chns Wheeiock, Rev'd
Davis X Tuck lMalih!eN, A.oert Alonzo
Dennis NJ K Mathews James Walls. William
Eaton, William Moorehead, John Wolff
Green ~ share Mcleod. John C WEIGH, William
GIesioa, John w Mills, Abraham Wilkins, E W
Holden, y II Ormshy, l. Wyckos, Richard l.
ROBERT II. MORRIS, p. NJ. p
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zU-Er1 THE ma gnifcent steamer OREGON hay
1917 Nne been Withdrawn for few DAYS for the
purpose OF painting, viii resume h-r regular
trips for Boston SLonnOn and Providence this day
The OREGON viii leave pier No. Northr O'Clock
Z. VI. every Tuesday Thursday and saturday, jyli
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iii ,rUK DOorUN, s.a Nov, tv., al. / u

iii .rUk BOSTON, va New iv,l al. 4 ~.
Nj Science, direct from Pier No B. y R-Tha
steamer RHODE ISLAND, Capt Munches.
ter on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at P. NJ.
The NEPTUNE. Capt Rollins on Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday, at 7. NJ.
For passage berths sateooIns freight, application
may be made board No. 10 Battery place JylG
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TTNHE SCHSI ItIBER WUU!u r''IctI!II! iIOF' 3'5
gentlemen Of this City that he has constantly on hand
and for sale highly trained and cute, horses or The saddle
or harness Any person purchasing horses OF the uoscr-
Der may depend upon being honorab!y dealt with he Is
happy add that he refer them gentlemen OF!
the highest responsibility, character, capacity Sc
Any gentleman purchasing horses OF the subscriber and
who may b. any particular dissatisfied with their pur
chase may return the within reasonable period and
receive the full amour; OF purchase money back as he
would wish any gentleman To retain an animal tpur-
chased of HIM thai he l. perfectly pleased with
l,aolo o., DTSRpOW ROwery.
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49, Through without landing.NcwY York and
Albany Line.-rhe fast and splendid new
steamboat EXPRESS Capt \ Hitchcock, will leave The
foot OF RobinSon-s above Barclay. every Tuesday
Thursday and saturday. al O'CLOCK The Express itf.
ted with the OF furniture, with spacious s,ae-roots
and good berths With the public patronage the travelling
part OF the community may be fare the entire
through For passage or freight apply the Cap
tain ON board, or OF GEO. T, STANLEY,
alO the office on the dock
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CHANDELIERS, Ca1ielabra Lamps, Gas FlxIures,
~ &c &c--THONAS CRANE BANKS would !ctotm he
public and the former customers OF Couihonv SeTer'
TIA; ne continues the old stand opposite The Tabernacle
the business formerly carried by tarr avins fecg.et
the sgency Of the Justly celebrated manufacturers d '"
Hooper Co. he Offers the superior articles Of heir manu-
tacturr Al reduction from tue prIce OF T. ~ lHe
public are invited 10 examine Iylo yu
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Cn,1FoRrs oF sraI,IER. 30. a-wa.sr.ng

II
- Pos Garden Syrinses FrG!; unerers Pyramid Forms
for sng aO,er Rattan Chairs Bird sge foot, e
hip and suspension Baths, Bathing Caps. Flesh Brushes
Sponge Wi!luye Wagons, Veocpedes. Prope.ers. Ro-
iarv Churns. Toy Wagons and Wheeioarrovs, Flower
Trails Flow stands Gardner Tools Dog Muzes Charcoal
Furnaces. SKINNER Bakers and Reaeciors Go-cart hall
pastry and all OF them waiting 10 be appropriated
al SMITH TORRFY x CO.'S - MAidrn.lAne- jv2T
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!. oNIY REGrLAR LINE OF packe.s

Ri ONLY REGULAR LINE OF Packets for
~ New Oreens-Pnckrto OF the 10Th Aug1sl-Th- fL.i
sailing and favorite packet ship OSWEGO, Capt.
Johnson viii sail positively Monday, August ION, ner
regular day. She has spleudd accommodations tos saoa
second cabin and Storage passengers Those wishing .
SECURE berth, should make early application 70
TAPsGQTT, 2s soa!A.L ID door below Ratl!nstnp aea
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llnbIie gonpenanees. &e.
IT'S AREGULAR NAH, LINE bs,ws,
E - Boston and New.Yo.s, Sy he fs,, M
E=s-6z.--SSal spienGid s,eare-s ORyE6S 80 vTo~,

re=sss-sss-s splendid steamer. oRE6oS ssl RHODE
Tie steamer OREGON, commanded BY CAP. Seth rs,,.
er and RHODE ISLAND, commanded BY Capt Msrchss
:er viii rsr throcshca, the season from he Srs dsy ~
April. in connection with tie Stonagca and Prov.dcce
AID Boston and Providence Railroads leaving Sew.ycf
daily Sundays excepted. ron pier No North RIVER as
9eiocs and Stoainston a. O'clock, P U or upac
ne arrival OF tie Mail train from Boston
lhese steamers unsurpassed IN speed specdor a..
comfort eaving each Of trna 50 large eomccos pr;ss
sts'eooss and serths for 500 persons besides ss Or.
vSie rooE2s .or families and parties
Lhe steamers are otacered by the experienced zen
ana " sa9fen &c passage between NewYork and Boa
ton rome % TSSs hereby arriving IN ample cue Ax
81 the lines .ro. Boston, North and Ess,
The OREGON VIII leave Ne~.York-Tussa.v TA--.
day and Saturday.
Leave S,onrg; oa-Monday, "Wednesday and Pr;asy.
The RHODE ISLAND WILL leave Ssw-ycrS-Moe
iav "Wednesday and Friday.
Leave S;onin sion-ruesGay, TaarsdsS and Saturday
y B.-PSssensers, the arrival Of the steamers n,
Sioairgtcu, proceed immediately IN the splendid R.IysS
cars Providence and Boston, without any dolsy AZ
Baggage MISTER accompanies each 10 Sos:ou 20 ,..e
charge OF The baggage.
Fer passage or freight Inquire board OF the boa. a,
pier No y. & or OF GEU. E EAIRCHILD No e
Wes;-si- or OF JOHN H RICHMOND,
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suIes n, the Stock Exchange
SECOND BOARD.

275 Nor & wor .b3 57,I25o Harlem. So.
$50 Reading Rd.-. $50 &C. 100 do..-..-..-.... 81
so do....-........ Sc
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- VALUABLE PROPERTIES sale or cN
change 2iO0acTes OF good warm farming land so miles
- from NewYork ud Joining the Hudson and Delaware
Canal and NewYork and Erie Railroad, well waiered and
timbeed, about 100 improved. with barn, four
dwelling houses gris and MILL with other small build
ings lis valuable for manufacturing purposes well as
farming. For farther particulars inquire OF
ives 2w H. DEWEY, o. Cedar-st.
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xrGs Opposition TO MONOP0Ly.-

iSSSS Mtn9S s @ nSd .SisSi p . and
~ BELLE. Capt. Samuel Schuyler, will leave NewYoh
for Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al
O'Clock T. " from the foot OF Robrsor-st- The Belle Il
ilted up with splendid and tor speed. comfort
AID surpassed by boat on the Hudson river
freight passage inquire OF the Captain, board or
al No SouIi.st.
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive in Albany IN
y B-Errirht taken AT moderate rates. Yl6u
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xE~ = PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
zs.s- Tor Albany direct "a " 81 o'cock. ?. Il

rt--tsSSslS or AloSny direct "a IL 81 O'Clock. ?. "
and Liberty SIS.
Steamboat kNICKERBOCNER Cant 4 Vouch,o, Will
leave on Monday. Wednesday and Friday .ycciu,s =,
O'Clock.
Sieambca; HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt. R. G. Cruaeo.
den VIII leave o. Tuesday Thursday and Sunday
Gss az o'clCck
The above Boats WI! 81 times arrive Albany in an.
PIE time for The Morning Tram OF Can for the East
West
FEegh, taken moderate rates, and taken afeT s.
O'Clock, ?. NJ
All persons are forbid trusting any OF the Boats OF this
Lire whou; written order from the Captains Agents.
For passage freight. apply board the Boats
?. {. SCHULTZ. AT he othec on the wharf
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

4, Five o'clock, p M.-Landins al Intermediate Place.
From the foo, OF Harc,sy-st.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt &. ovcrbagh, viii
leave Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday alter,
roops al O'Clock.
Steamboat ROCHESTER. Capt -, viii leave on
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday. az O'Clock 7. VI.
~ Apply on board, the Olicc The Wharf
"a Tie HENDRIX HUDSON will leave ior Ahsny.ou
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ID ltI NSWICk SHEETlNGS-Ihe Brlnsw'cks
ID are the of al the yurd-vGe brown S.eetiEgs
being about pound 10 q yard; and the price bIi shade
solicited to examine this article In connection with every
other known style Of brown Sheetngs ard Shlr?g worth
81 cts and upward Also, very large stock OF Cotton
Batting put up pound bundles and oi burdes 100 lbs
in blue pupers, 20 Cts. and cts per H. These
Bats nre offered lots the bundred-bae price
Also Wick Warp, Irvine aud Wadding, al ls and 70 &C.
dar-sI, half block above Peer!'s, second aoor
jy27 T. \. lNpEkhlLL.
rISCHAMa and Printed Muslins-A. ARNOLD &
" Co. 81 Cana-sL now Offering the following gooos
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xNsao DAILY LINE OF BOND between 80

OF n LINE OF BOhIs DtlNVceII lVV"'
Work and Staten lsland.-Ths steamboats,
HSYLPH Capt J. BREASTED, aTd STATEN
ISLANDER, Capt D. Van peli. win leave az follows:
Leave Staten island g. g. g. 10 and IL a NJ and l. 2 3,
t. s. 6 and ?. "
Leave Ne,vYork at TO- II a NJ and /, . g., 5,
aud half.pust P VI
All freight u, the risk OF the owners thereof Iel6
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-u'us@s DAILY LINE CT 1 o'cIock-For Nav.

FL burgh and FishAill, landing NJ Van Con.
ani's (PcekskD. West Port, Cold Spring
and CorrwalL-Thc new steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Cap, Samuel Johnson WIN leave the steamboat pier, foot
.; Wnrrvn.s. every afternoon Sundays excepiedl Of
O'Clock Returning, will leave NewbuTgh every Monday
morning at ha.ipas 6, aud the remaining mornings Of tue
week al O'Clock landing above. For reght passaSs
apply on board the bout
NB-A bugga and freight OF every description, bank
bills specie put board this boat must be u the Ak
the thereof unless entered on the books OF tho
hOHf racsptrd for. 'r22 =
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RAILROAD,-

ASS5 The regular trains have been ~ita'
drawn from the Road for the pofposo
of elaying he track in the most substantial manner vim
heavy - rail. The work i. progressing rapidly ana
that portion Of the Road between Bridgeport AID New
Milford Us mlesl - expected he comp oy ne me-
die of August Due notice viii be gwen oil 'ne 'o "'
Cars wi. assume their regular tnps III, -
Freight Train, wh Passenger Care snaeGed' %ii. rug
between New-Mord and West ssocHqrage.ssv,n$
New. Milford al 10 "A. " aud Wet StocHofiase az ]V
81 unrI faythcr notice II B. MASON, Superintendent
Bridgeport, July 9, 1916 IyIpu
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FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY, Blank

i Books, &c. &c-FRANCtS / LOUTREL would invite
the attention OF country merchants dealers ard The public
barge assortment Of Stationery and Blank Books which
thew will III qusutlies purchasers al very low
prices Letter and cap papers Croton INKS, sealing wax
waters qui-. pens. gold and silver pencils, gold
pens IVORY tablets pearl and ivory folders fancy inksands
c sc together with every article the Stationary line
FRANCIS < LOUTREL, Manufacturing SiaiiOners,
- Msidarl.'nne- Ne.N- "
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NEWlIAN,s WATER COLORS.-A full and
~ complels assortment, Of Se'TInans Engish Water
Colors warranted genuine For sale by the box or single
cake a. the Stationery establishment Of
az. JANSEN L BELL, lsa Nassau-s;-
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List of Letters Remaining in the U. s. City Dis
patch Post, August s. lS46.

~ Please mention III, DATE cfAe List in haeA they
advertised LADIES LIST.
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EVENING LINE--Thc steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
VIM. H. Peck, will leave Monday, Wednesday and Frdsy
The steamboat EMrut Capt K. g. Macy, will leave
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings, at O'Clock,
from C0rtland-si Per for Albany and Troy direct
IL The above the first class; they
maded by experienced and attentive officers and for speed
ind accommodation are superior TO losi and nicroi 70
none on the river. e23
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Qf.Bcached Muss -. p, - u, IV ana ''8hs VV'ue
Colored Cambrics-assorled AID Of various Qualities
Do Paper do do DO 90
Blue Prints of various qualities and styles
Blue and Orange Prints, and desirable patterns on
fine cloths.
Brown Remnants, Sd and ~ vide
Brown Sleeings. stephen Harriss +; and B.
Blue Drilpge, warranted pure indigo dye.
Co!ored Fancy Drills assorted bules.
Merno CAssiferes Of all the coors and ruiTures.
Cloak Innings, fancy coors, assorted in ba!es.
Kentucky Jeans, low priced.
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\ FUN TlI'!IIIU
the iownot Huntington three miles ttom steamboat
landing al Norhpor, ) miles from railroad Deer
park consisting OF 5l acres so OF which covered with
wood. The farm is beautifully situated and in high state
of cultivation producing grain al kinds The dwelling
house and outbujldngs all good Fruit all kinds and 100
grape vines in ul bearing ana The best of For par
iiculars, inquire OF THOMAS McELRArH, Tribune Oce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

THERMOMETERS received q fresh supply
OF Thermometers OF Giaeren; sizes warranted correct
For sale s, low price the book and stationery s,ors
jyl6 JANSEN BELL, l5s SssSsp-Et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

80 -esssS.ss:sst TRAVELLERS S@1Ea
The public 10 respect =
fully informed that the recent breaks In the Canal caused b.
the late freshe having been repaired the PIONEER and
EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad and Canal from PHlLA
DELPHIA 10 PITTSBURGH, wiz commence IFS LegaIa!
lrps for TIE MONDAY The eui Aph, !eaT'ns u
Depot, ~ Msrket-sL DAILY, 6, u O'Clock a. NJ
By this passengers viii AVOID all me atyne ~.
danger Of night rageEEg in coaches ooA itfoao' oS1Ss
For farther Information apply the Old Established o.
- " A g. CUMMINGS, Ager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

LIZ RO AD.-Summer Auan. em.nt-Coa.
kSa mencing Monday, May lth, ls45.--Ar.
be made OF which due notice viii bs
given for an additional train leaving Mois,own Al A
N..t,. Nl,rL M y hmm