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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

Barry, Mrs ann
Banson, Bridget
Bal, Sirs Ann ~
Barrett, Ellen
Beard, Irs Sarah
Beckemier, Sophia
Bell, Mrs
Billings. Mrs w
Bird, Belinda
Birhe;t, Mrs Jane
Bowman. Mrs Eliza
Brown, Mrs Joseph L
Brown, Mrs 7 5
Brown, Mrs ksiharins
Brock. Cshar.ne
Bout, Mrs
Bowes, Ms Million
Buckley, Deborah l.
Bunc, Susan
Burke, Mary A 4
Burns, Rosanna
Bush, Mrs A "
Burton, Susan
Clark /, Maria w
Clark, Mrs Catherlns
Clark, Mrs ?
Clark, Ellen
Carroll. Elizabeth
GARNER, Mrs Z p
Campbell, Mrs
CHdden, Ann
Carpenter, Mrs Martha
Clancy, Mrs
Cain, Mrs Thomas
Clapp, Mrs II A
Carhgrt, Anna
Carpenter, Miss R
Clemens, Cynthia B
Coulin, Bridget
Coming, Maria
Coorty, Ann
Cos;e.loe, Anne
Collins, Catharine
Condry, Mrs Henrietta
Coldwell, Margaret
Comm, Jane II
Cowan, Mrs Catharns
COnnell, Mary
Cogle, Harriet
Cochran, Mrs II
Cross, Mrs Margare,
CorSer. Abigail
Cox, Mary
Cummings. Mrs Mary
CuTlen, Mrs Elizabeth
Curtis, Mrs Betsey
Curtis, Mrs Janc
Cox, Mrs Adelne
DAILY, Julia
Darenl!ere, Madame-2
Day, c A
Davy, Mrs Elizabeth
Davis, Mary
Darlington, Misc
Davenport, Cathn Ann
Deruing, Mrs (Reed-st
De Wit, Martha NJ
DeniRe, Emeline
Desbrow, Mrs Sarah
DeLacey, Florance
Dimpsy, Cathariue
Docity, Mary
Doty, Cynthia c
Doremus. Mrs Sarah
Dorety, Mary
Duoar, Cathn (
Dubois. Phebe Ann
Duggan, Margare,
Dusenby, Wilmo,t
Droyer, Mary
Dyer, Mrs Maria
Elder, Mrs L
Ellison, Mrs Sarah l.
Emerson, Lucy
Everson, julia
Elder, Mrs Thos S
Faber, Elizabeth =
Fallam, Mrs Mary
Franklin, Mrs Adelecia
Franklin, Mrs Mary (color'd
Farrelly, Mary
Faucltt, Jane
Farrell, Mary o
Frecland, Mary
Frlelis, Mdme Louise
Fisher. Miss II
Fields, Mury
Fine, Mrs Sarah
Fox, Ann
Fowler, Mrs
Fuller, Sarah NJ
Cannon, NJ 4. 2
Ora, Mrs Rebakn
Gardner. Mary
Green, Mrs + NJ
Green, Lucy NJ
George, Jane
Griffith, Emelins
Gil.i-, Mrs
Gibuey, Bridget
Gillespie, Mary
Gird, Eliza
Gu,icrson, Mrs Maria
Gowan. Ca;harine
Goodwin, Jane
HnfIinel, Jane
Hammond, Margaret L
Hawley, Mrs (Boweryl
Harris, Miss Harriet NJ
Hardy, Barbara
Hart, Elizabeth
HasbrooS, Miss Maria
Hetzel, Mrs II G F
Hemingway, Mira NJ r
Heath, Miss Harriou
Hitchcock, c or f
Hinchman, Mrs Charles
Hobart, Josephine
Howard, Miss RoseannR
Hogan, Eliza H
Howard, Emerson
Howorth, Mrs James
Hodgkins, Mrs c
Howard, Lucy
Homer, Miss Amelia a
Huggius, Mary Z
Hun, Corncl,a D
Ingalls,, Mrs (Orange-s,I
jackson, Margaret =
johnson, Charlotte
Jones, Miss Emily
Johnson, Mrs BeihelChurc
Johnson, Mrs (Gold-stl
Johnson, Mrs tPriuce-s;)
kRuter, Ann Maria
Names, MIS- E-lZaoeh
Knapp, Susan
keeSu, Mrs
kcnnon, Elizabeth
/ Kelly, Mary
Kerr, Mrs (MolI.stl
keeler, Mrs Josephine
Kingsley, Clar!ssa
kincade, Mrs Thomas
Knight, Susan
Lime, Mrs Sarah
Larduer, Mrs a
Landorr. Harriet Z
Lambert, Mrs
Lewis, Harriet
Legg, Susan
Lewis, Mary NJ
Lee, MIS- II D
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List Of Letters Remaining in the e. Y. Post Office,
Saturday, August S.

~ Please mention the Of The LIZ N rh'aA l'sy
ere odrr.i.ed LADIES' LIST:
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. FOR SALE-6OO

" FOX SAIE-bUB Lots on the fOSl e. IN T.
ti;; u EAST BROOKLYN, situate on Myrue-sveuue,
- Cumberland. Carlton. Oxford Portland. DeAsle ss
and Flushng-aveuGe. Park and other avenues.
The subscriber offers private sale upward OF 600
lots on the above and avenues, comprising some OF
the desirable and delightful locations n The city Of
Brooklyn.
To individuals or associations desiring uniform
buildings adjoining each other IN quantities 10 suit are
offered The title Is indsputabe Covenants against NUS
will b. inserted in the deeds The entire properly
fronts on Waaoout Bay ard the East River and Ia within
short distance OF the Fulton Catherine and Jackson 81
Ferries and Ferry from the immediate vicinity has
been projected and tits expected Will soon be III operation
The soil admirably adapted for building purposes aad
the grade such aud property altogether dva,aee
osly situated thai nearlv every otcomnands view OF the
civ and harbor OF Newfor Several Parks and Squares
are in the immediate ueighborhcod For information maps,
terms, &c. apply al the oScc OF
IS. Woodruff, Executor OF Gerardus Post. decd,
uvl4 eodi 50 Fu!ton-sL New'iork
80 FARM FOR SALE.-A splendid farm for sale
the OF Huntington three miles from steamboat
landing Norhpor, miles from railroad at Deer
mark consisting 80 so OF which covered with
wood The farm is beautifully situated and in high state
OF cultivation producing grain OF all kind. The dwelling
house aud outbudings all good Fruit OF al kinds and 100
grape vines In full bearing and the best OF wafer For par
Lculars. inquire OF THOMAS MeELRATH, Tubuneothce.
iel3 SaW0.n
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GENrLEMsN,s LIST.

Adams, Jno L
! Abbott, Johnes
| Co
| Abbott, Wm
I Adams, John
A5rahamsoG, Cha
| Adams, +
! Adams, John
Ahan Wm
Aeser,er, Ludwig
Allen, Chs T
| .Al6nch, W NJ
| Allen. John
| Alien, Chas
AXmenieXio, igns
clio
Z Alcock. AleNande
! Allison, Capt
Allen, Erastus w
Ames. Seth 7. .
Alberison, Jno 7
| Allen. Wm II Jr
| Alotson, :
! Anna, Jacob
Anderson, J G
Avegon. Glnsepe
Anderson. Henry
Angus. job W
Andrews, J s
Armstrong, W w
Appleby. Chas g
August, Godty
Anderson, John
Atkrusoa, Asher
Anderson, DR. Alex
Arthur. }
Andgriese, Or Z v
AylesworLh, Abel
AyRS, Solomon
Archer, jss T
.Ardrews,ColJ E
AUSTIN. Archibald
Anthony, Thomas
Bacon, Edgar.
Bagir. Patrick
Bschelin, Frvd's
Bradley & GooS
win
Bradley, James
SlscAmey, RevJo,
Sachel6er. True
SzNcock, Willis
Blscsoe. AT
Bradford, Jno W
Bragg, JoshnJ.
Bsm:ord Mr. Fro
ST.
bIaAeGeN, Geo 4
s Land, Il w
Baker, Geo
Blake. PStk
Brandamour, y
po!eon
Bailey, James "
I B!skley. Geo
Bra;aard. VIM
Baker, John
Brsndre,h. Geo
Bslkwin, Henry
Bancroft. Monso,
Barclay. Mr.
Barron, Michael
Barnes, Adm A
Barclay, Robert
Barnes, G w
Barrel. Mr. Dee
man-st
| Berton, Thomas
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IN PURSUANCE OF az order OF the Surrogate OF ne
County OF Ney-York Notice Is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against Michael Marn, late OF the
CITY OF NewYork tailor, deccased TO present the same
with the vouchers thereof To the suoscoer a. me once OK
J. T. Dovle No rs IN the City OF New
on or before the venty-hh day of August nexL-Daied
New-York the 18th day OF February. 1915
Johanna MARTIN, Administrative.
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.NFS !. STMlIEK AKKANt'EIILTs1..i;i III
z .s-dAlsrs.iS- The New.Yorx and Ere AsiiiGsa H&
Line from April lstunti farther a .1s ysy.
will rim Gaily Sundays excepted between ne e,y Z,
YORK and M;ddetown, Goshen and intermediate pa'e'
fellows: yA,. n ,ritRM
For Passengers-Leave New.York a. 4 Y nd sPN
Fare reduced 10 81 Is TO Middletown-way n PEsd 90
lion Breakfast dinner, supper and 6erths can 0e "D
For Frei ght-Leave New York at 5 =; D.
Leave Middietow, a; =! = u l;,,,o, vsersp
The names OF the coEs!gnee and OF ne .,,cs bipps
F,eght not received after z n. n New;f s co., Of
Apr TO j. F. GARRISON Ags9t y &c sss,osrisssde.
Duane and West sts IL u o.
t sag ea run daily from Mtdietown On ne sse.i.
ne eilefhS TJa Oyego and West Also 20 aoIi''
% WDdsor, Binghan:oa, Ithaca, &C. Agent on o'''4'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

IN CHANCEItS of New Jefsey-Between Richard
L Van Buren,, William Psmyca and Elizabeth voorhees,.
conpainuns and w lanl simpson, defendant on olI to
orcclose appearing 10 ih.s Court tat the companal
have filed their bin in tie above cause aud that process OF
subpoena appear and wer, directed TO the defendant
hath gulsTy Issued, reumable 20 the June term OF
tins Court 1916. but the defendant, W ian simpson,
could this state, 10 be served herewith anu
he has caused his appearance 10 be entered as IN case
such process had been duly served ad being made 10
affidavit satisfaction OF the Chancellor, inhl
he said William Simpson not reside this State, but
In the of NewfOrk- - ihrreupon, this
hiriic OF June the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud iory-sN, on motion OF John an Dyhe s0ci
tor of the compGlnants by this order directed by the Cham
ccor the said absent defendant 90 appear. plead All
sver or denur the complargnis BILL. on or before The
third Tuesday OF september next or That IN deau thereof
such decree made against him the Chancellor shall
think equitable and just And it is farther ordered that this
order shall within ventg days hereafter be served per
sonalv on the said William Simpson, by delivery OF
copy thereof him. be published within the said twenty
DAYS IN the Fredongn paper printed a. New Bruins
wick in his state continued therein for six weeks sue
ces.iye,y NJ least once every week and in like maner
and for The ike space OF time IN one oil NE newspapers
Pus trle co IN 'e '''' u O. 8 HALsrED
SAai~ R GuMMESE. Clerk. jy2o e,v6w
ORDER OF Honorable John F me, hrsi Judge Oh d.
ID Lawrence County, Counselor at Law, Sc.-Nonce Is
hereby given that attachment has Issued against e s
tate OF Joseph Wggesmiih now or late OF Inc town OF
Russell IN said County gbscontins concealed DEBTOR
and that the will be sold for The payment oil Ills deDts
unless he appear and discharge such attachment ACCORDING
10 gw within three months OF the nrsl puocslon OF LiS
notice and that the payment OF any debts the delivery
of any property belonging such debtor TO him. or tor his
u.e and the transfer Of any property by him. for any pur
pose whatever hidden By law and are void Dated
Ogdensburgh, July o. 1915 JAMES bhONN
iyl3 lawjm attorneys Ior Attaching cLee..o'
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF ;le
County OF NeyvYork Notice is hereby given 10 a.! per
.ons having claims against Michael Z. Martin late OF the
City OF New-York tailor deccased TO present the same
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FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
ASoosruRA July -, schr Olevors. Whipplo, (ot Wnl-
doboro) 10 sRil July 10th for New ork; brig Rowcna
(oi Berkley) Williams, to sail 18th, for do.
BELIZE QIon) July ls brig Mathiidn, Cro~ei i'm ana
for NewYork soon schr Pclon Barto arr 10TH do DO
Bola de Oro Dockendor from do to remain and run ~
a packet between this port and Yzabcl
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Perfected by this establishment and honored with the
Silver Medal the highest premium the Last Fair Of the
American Institute may be found in all their glory
wgrerooML
An those who object TO being comfortable are warned
not 10 call for thcse who call buy; all who buy use; aud
All whoase are the most comfortable happy set OF
&c met wi'h These Baths ere manufactured by
BEb SMITH TORRFy 4 "a I, Msi3,n.,apa
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Sid I'm New Bedford 18th, bark Wogn (of Fairhaven)
Luce. Indian Ocean.
Touched at Western Islands about June 26th, ship
Alabama, Coggcshal, n DIS FIN Nantucket, clean
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"a TO LET.-The old established Ladies Shoe Store.
e. 20 Lspenari-st Also the very eligible Location for
- almost any kind OF business on the corner Of Broad
way and Cara-st consisting OF The ID 81 and +h stories
Also large room IS by Il feet II The house No 5 Broad
C.rse,e-si aus 2w-
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lie Nv
al house the pesslles streets, one block from
N CriuG-pars. Tie house hBs all the modern improve
,ents and Croiou water fixtures complete. Furniture
nearly new. which viii be sold mot -il wiki lease Of
the house Possession II September. Address o. P In
bune Office. aus 81
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III n IIUKNINt. LINE N 7 Q cOVh-F OF At
s..44ss.slS bauy. Troy and Intermediate Landings.
from the Steamboat Pier al the foot OF Bar
clav.sL
The NIAGARA leaves New.York Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, At O'clock A. NJ Leaves Troy Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. a. O'clock, A. NJ Breakfast and
Dinner on board the boat.
Passenger, taking this boat will arrive IN time 70 TAKE
the Evening Trains Cars from Troy West 10 Buffalo and
North to Saratoga. Whitehall and Lake Chanplau
The low-pressure steamboat NIAGARA, Captain VIM.
Ellsworth Wednesday Morning, August oh, a. oclk.
All Goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills Specie. or any
other kind OF property taken, put shipped on board tbs
Boa must be at the risk OF the owners OF such Goods
Freight, Baggage, &c.
For Passage Freight, apply beard, or 10 F. B.
RAIL- al the Office on The wharf. aus
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~ TO LET-Partisllv fcrnished-rhe house No. II
9 Arlitv EXCEPT the ohce-cau be from 10 \. VI.
niii +. VI For terms &c. inquire on lae premises
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TT1IIE STIRSCRIREE would res, d. .Iy inforr :,

gentlemen of this City that his has Constantly on hand
and for sale highly trained and que. horses for the saddle
harness. Amy purchasing horses of the subscr
Der may depend upon being honoraby dealt with he is
happy 10 add that he refer them many gentlemen OF
the highest respeclaby, character, capacity Sc-
Any gentleman purchasing horses Of the subscriber and
who be in any particular dissatisfied with their pur
chase may the within reasonable period and
receive the full amount OF purchase money back he
would not wish any gentleman 10 retain animal (pu
chased Of hhn) thai he Is not perfectly pleased with
je2SSm WIN. RI. DlSBROW Riding Master, 4os Bowery
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HARDWARERTCKIF .BITTONS. TWINE.

uARDWAREBCCKLE BUTTONS, TWINE,
kc.-The subscriber has hand of his own lPoria
a0n, and Offers FOR sale By The package or In lots 10 suitdea
ers Braces and Bis Curry Combs Fire Irons Carolina
Laiches Iron ond Brass Candlescks Spurs, Bed Keys
Cork Screws, Copper Scales, Powder Flssks FGwlins
Cans Percussion Caps Stair Rods, Iron Plated and Ger
Trunk and Til Locks susp-nder Stock, Pant, Vest Shoe
Hal and Cap Buckles and Slides Pocket Book Locks and
Pins, Skin, Bag Frames Steel and Brass Bag LOCKS
Backgammon Boards, Mathematical Instruments Tape
Measures Table Mats ThimbIes: Tooth Brushes Beads
and Besd Snaps Purses Steel and Gilt Ws:ch Chains and
KEYS Needles Waist Buckles Eyeits, Tweezer', fear
Steel Paper Butors white, brown, eoloed and Ined
Twine- nj,
An extensive variety Of Plane Irons and Other Edge
Tools, 1c- kc. hOb6hI -. r. oAEh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

EIHE INSUhANO
THE subscriber Will attend procuring Fire Insurance
L on Warehouses; Merchandise, Dwelling Houses, and
Household Furniture, several Companies having cash
Capital OF from ooooo
ssb maid IN and safely invested Any business entrusted
10 his care Will be thankfully received and promptly Al
tended TO.
Budings occupied for purpose. not hazardous may be
insured perpetuey subject 10 return OF nearly The "nor
premium should assured any Time desire " cancel
he Poicy the system which is very desirable TO owner.
OF Real Estate and holders OF mortgages VII be explained
OF application 20 MIN LAlSS,
ivl7 lmsod- 81 Llbefly-sL near lhe = ot Onice.
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SAMUEL EASsAY, Secretary.
MISruRS PosT, II. D. Physician, SPf broe6*ay. enl
IFE ISsCRANCE.-The Nevv-Eng!and Muhial
Ie Insurauce Colnpany OF Boston wi! receive appica
tons for Life Insurance al IS Waist
DIRECTORS
yvy-,-5 pbi,'f,s George e Kuhn, Peter Wainwright,
William Parsons, James Read, william W. Stone,
Francis C. Lowell, Robert Hooper, Thomas a Dexter,
PoSarr 2 Forbes Charles P Curtis, Oh. TGiis.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
Jos.rHaS AMoRY, Secretary.
Jogy C. CgEEss,AS, II. D. Medical Examiner, NewYork
Forms Of application for Insurance and al necessary IL
formation will be furnished 5y The subscriber his Office,
No Is WeI!-s- Sew-Yorz.
Il Z JOHN HOPPER Solicitor and Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

CR0TON Warm AND COLD BATHS, for
u Ladies and Gentlemen corner Of East Broadway eno
dav, and Sundays which days the price viii be ls$ e
je2s sn- d: :. hEISa !..-
A NTI0IOSY AND BIslfUTH-Reguus OF Ar
A nony ana pure Metallic Bismuih, for sale u burning
sIip ey BOARDMAS L HART. SUI Nv
GALA PLAIDS-lOo cases dne and supe I'm quAi'
Tiis. Tor al. by NESMITH co.
IN 9I'i " 80 and s. Pine-sL
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TINTED STATES Fire Insurance Company, Ohce
Y No 50 Wallst-This Company continue 10 insure
against loss and damage by FIRE merchandise. slips In
port buildings household furniture SC and other personal
property al The usual rates Of premium
DIRECTORS.
John L. Bovine Morris ke,chum, D. A. Cushman,
Siias Hicks JoshuaS Underhlll, Charles Hillsburgh
psni,min Corics Chas It Cromwell William II. Titus,
findIey Murray Charles Kneeand Robert l.. Murray,
H.. u T syrence Robert B. Minurn Solomon Giifen,
Sfsn1 Van Wvck Thos w Peersal, Orlando VI. Bogart
po6ert d Weeks George D. Post Peter r. Bonnett,
Iohn Wood Albert Woodruff, Joseph n. Lord,
Ren iauiD strong Samuel C. Paxson Robert l.. Case
f;.orga Huss.y Caleb Barstow Henry s. Terbel
Uriah Carpenter, Samuel l. MITCHELL George j. CorneA,
E5n'r. Ceuldwel, james Marsh. -
JAMES WLgIE, Secretary. jylO 3meod
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Forp x irciehi, inquire on board Of The boa, \,
pier ~ ) y x. oS OF GEO. r PAIRCHILp, No,is
Nes.-Sl or o JOHN II. RICHMOND
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MEMORANDA

Ship Cornclia French, Liverpool Argo, Havre West
Minister, London; bark Montczuma, Cor Barbados
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,.N,rrn s-,,rr.S M,1r1rN,


A. Five O'Clock ?. M-Landng a, Intermediate Places
From The foot ci Barclsy-st:
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt -, WI! leave or
Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons al
O'Clock.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS. Capt g. Ovcrbssh, vii
leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. O'Clock NJ
~ Apply on board, AZ the Oiice on the Wharf aul
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S,ea,abost HENDRIX HUDSON. Capt R. G. cr.rs,.
dem VIII leave Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday even.
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1]ub!ir gonpenanees, &e.
.r1O REGULAR MAIL LINE \,

Leave S,oa-nstca-rgesiay, Thursday and Samrdsy
S-passenscrs, on the arrival Of the steamers a,
Sion!ns ton proceed immediately the splendid Railroad
cars 10 'rriGeGcs Nnd Boston wihoG, any delay ana
bAea ster accompanies each Ggsia Boston 10 axe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

The above Boats VIII al times arrive at Albany in M,
pie lue tho Morning Train OF GAYS for the Eas; or
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UTS@ PEOPLES LINE STr,,IpO,T

E s-zs.sS Tor Albany. direct; dAly al : o'clocS P NJ
from The Steamboat Pier between Cortland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

o ROWN SHEETINGS-5oo bales Whiiestone,
OWrertham Woonsocket Paio Alto and othes styles,
or sale by NESAITE x co. 80 and - Pine-st )y5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

S;eaue Il, NNIChERBoCKER, Capt \ HouSh,on. will
leave o. aday Wednesday, aud Friday evenings Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-10

lvs FOR SALE OR LEASE-The new anG eie-
s ca-t House No. II Deysi well calculated for public
or private house. Inquire on lie premises Posses
s;or immediately aGi a.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-08-22

them ask them whether they will sus
tain National policy. which opens the
markets of the world to American Pro-
duce, or one which confines the sale Of
their wheat to a few thousand mouths
at home, where the market is already
over stocked? Will they 60 for that
system of policy which secures the
greatest good of the greatest number
or that which will tax the many tor the
benefit of the few, and those few the
men who through the agency OF corpo'
rate rights and exclusive privileges
have drawn capital into their hands and
are continually asking for additional
charters and protection 10 keep 1t there
and increase 1t. In fine do they 60 iol
republicanism or aristocracy, for the
system which through equality of rIgh'
aims at equality of condition, or that
which by means OF inequality OF right
seeks to remove the rich and well born
from, and elevate them above, the mas.
ses. Press these questions home, and
ask them to give their sufrages to the
Free Trade candidate for Congress-
Zanesville Anrora.
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Major Howard and Lieutenant May

Major Howard and Lieutenant May
have returned to st. Louis from an ex-
cursion to give warning to the Amerl-
cans in New Mexico Of the existence
of hostiities.
"The only regular troops in New
Mexico are a body of $50 men station
ed at Santa Fe. They have six pieces
of artillery. The report that Urea
was marching in that direction, at the
head of a large body of troops, seems
to have been premature.
"Captain Moore and party were met
at the Upper Arkansas crossing; Cap
tains Summers and Cook on the Arkan-
sas near Bent's Fort, General Kearney
at Pawnee Fork, and Major Swords
guarding provisions at Little Arkan'
sas. Gen. Kearney expected to rem
devious his forces at Fort William a.
bout tho lst of August"
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the treaty OF Ghent, had it been the
subject Of formal negotiation in 1894,
in 1903, and in 1907. In the last of
these efforts, the negotiators on both
sides had agreed upon the forty-ninth
parallel of north latitude, as the line
Of boundary, but no convention to that
effect, was then concluded. That ques-
tion being, therefore, open, when the
negotiators convened at Ghent, the
American, proposed to the British, its
final adjustment with the other ques-
tions of boundary. And further, in Or
der that no excuse might be found TOR
excluding it, they proposed it in The
Identical form, upon which the negoti-
ators on both sides, had agreed, in 1907.
But no. The British negotiators, hav-
ing determined that it should be kept
out for future use, met the proposition
by proposing to add condition, which
they knew the American negotiators
could not, as they did not, accept
This condition was, that the subjects
of England should have, through the
United States to the Mississippi, the
free right of way, and the free naviga-
ton Of that river.
Such were the devices by which the
adjustment of the old question was then
evaded--that Of the line between the
Lake-oEthe- Woods and the mountains.
TO BE CONTINUED.