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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, &C.


nSBORN LITTLE, Importers and general dealers In
W sliss German and American hardware, gallery edge
tools &c IS Fultor-s between Pearl and w alter ala New
respectfully invite the attention OF country Merchants
rnecbsni. and farmers and others making Sprug
chsses - their very extensive assortment, comprising
~ cin 10 the line 81 OF which IS offered al the lowest
ket p1ces for cash, approved credit
Cut and wrought nails, locks, ls;ch-s
But,s, screws, knives anc forks, rsxors
Curscks, brsds and sparsbl-s
Zen and pocket knives inc scissors
bill. p! and cross cut saws, hoes FORKS
shovels, spsdes scyInes and srsths rides
Black lead rots and sand crlsibirs
Pumps for wells or cisterrs
scol:h ws,e, OF Ayre stone for marble polisn-rs
CooPers tools II great variety OF me most Celebrated
manufacturers, such Aloe.ison, Cosger, Horton, Bar
ton, and others
Cooper iron tvsts and truss hoops
house and ship csTpeniers tools
5lnckhnihs tocls, garden utensils
Butchers tools, cabinet makers trimmings
6o0se and snip builders hardware
tor brass, copper AID steel wire
-'-nuln- Hsri-gu oil MA 5nsod
TIE UNION WHITE l. FAD Manufacturing Com
any are now prepared 20 supply h-r Customers and
purchasers generally with White Lead oftaer rnsl.
fsctur-. III:
Dry White Lead-Pur., Extra and No. /, IN packages OF
ito 10 loDU lbs
White Lead ground IN ot-Pure Extra No and No. 4 in
PACKAGES Of IS 70 1900 lbs
1ne "ell esiabsbed reputation OF iaeir While Lead Ii
ss-ry '.esos Of q. United stsss renders IL o9y reees
fof purity and durability cannot Dc surpassed by
az! oe eaisolishneni II shs country The nsme OF me
company sSa description OF Lead are stamped on each
PSA1s@ THey also keep on hsnc-
Dry and ground Vertighs
20 DO do Chrome Green
Do 90 do Yellow Ochre
Do do do Venetian Red
10 10 DO do Spanish Brown
To-. 10 CO do Pru.siaa Blue
Linseed on, Red Lead Black PAINT Sugar Lead &c &c
Al Of which hey ODER for sale No I75 Fronts, On ,he
@os' ieAsoassis sssni al smeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

"a SMALL FARM for sale al Buckram. 10 Queens
County about three miles from the steamboat landing
- at Glen Cove. which there is new two story
dwelling house with Of land, handsomely stu
st-d In view Of Louy Island Sound. For farther paricu
lars apply ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctonser.
i-i2 wv No Sroad.s II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
nhY DOCK STAGES Va East Broadway Gc-
~ Me,ktS aCkR ELI. 8 - hsxi nirch. xec

hhY DOCK STAGES Via East Broadway, Gc-
DMesstE BACKRELL SInPSON having purchased
froIn messs Hatfield Berthe the East Broadway Line
OF Stages by particular request Of cuzens and for The bet
Tar accommodation Of The public add those crossing the
Grand and Housonst. Ferries 10 Williamsburg, viii,
aad after Monday pa inst The above line from Grand
Lewsst Dry Dotk-Le wis ~ being the Rerrirn
n Blk by Intended h. by The change Of
proprirtors sufer the above line lose any
earned popularity. 3D. s. pledge themselves by strict and
dsent attention. 10 fully sustain lis present reputation
being Of The beat conducted nes IN the world e0
WINDOW-SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 Sprucest-
w Established IN l6+0-Whossa le sld RetaiL-Shades
OF all descriptions, kinda aud sizes 30 per cent cheaper
than he bought other piacea Trimming man.
ufsc.urers prices BARTOL, DE MAUNY 4 CO.
te5Sm Manufacturers and Importers.
AVkAPPING PAPER in sood .nipping -fder.-
w For sale by CYRUS W. FIELD
lelI wv eBurinkslp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEAREI

Barks Eviction. Mccurdy Bangor, Brett voss; Nancy
New Orleans, J Elwel.
Brig Chattahooehee, Smith. MouteSo Bay. jam. Foster
b Neketson; Harriet, Coleman Kingston JAM Bunker
Place; Clinton, Andrews Savannah StnrSes, Chairman
Co: Guteluia, Mayo, Bangor, Beck.
Sehr LynchourSh, Gould. Richmond. Allen Paxscn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

ARRIVED,
BrS New Orleans Brerahsl, ds I'm Bermuda in bal
last, 10 Tucker i L:shtoourne.
Br brig Wande-er. Dawson. Is ds fn Pic,ou B. coal
on Nantucke, Shoals ship loss of foremas; and
ecwsprit standing North.
schr Deborah, Robins. ds IN Washington. NC, naval
stores. TO n Demtl!.
schr Lovcy Harrison, Baker. ds I'm Virginia eorn 10
Fl HaveDs.
sehr julia Eliza, Hisbse. Is I'm Richmond. COAL to
Randolph.
Allen s Paxson.
sear lone Hartick, DIS I'm Newbern NC naval stores.
10 Mitchell
schr south carolinian. Powers ds I'm NewDern, NC.
naval stores, 10 Blossom.
Schr Scgune Cole Ads I'm Baltimore sour &c 10 john
son e. Lewden.
SAILED.
Ship Cohota Canton; Rochester, Liverpool.
Bark Peter Dernin, Savannah, and Others. Wind NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
SHERIFF,s .ALk.-By v1r.ns Of a wi! Q! =

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF VIII o. Fier'
- Eaeia directed sid delivered VIII expose 10
.as On "Wednesday the twenty fourth day OF June next ~
ap O'Clock 10 the forenoon the yesbue OF ne Cy nat
10 the city OF NewYork al the rgh title and interest
Daniel h. Tyee which De had the Gay OF
February yesr thousand eight hundred snc io
six o, any time afterwards 10 whose BANGS soeVer we
.ae NAV be In and following described property
,hs, is &c saw hose four certain lots OF snd situate lying
and being 10 Third Ward oftn-cy OF New York kno~n
aud on certain Map Chart OF property De-
longing 10 the crporson orring Church lots numbers
tee hundred and and ten hundred aud three fronting on
and ten hundred and fourteen aaa 'rn
hundred and ht;.en fronting formerly Second, no."
W4shu sonsr-- the covered Win stores anI
buildings enclosed and The said iots OF sn1 eN-Iu
sioos nnrIh1rly side OF |esey street rom
street 20 Wasnn forming front OF niIy-three
feet iheresoouis on each OF said a,t mentioned streets
known snd distinguished oy the sIe-t huoeis
"A .eventyour), 20 (seyertysiIl, rs sev-Siye'sh ~
lsishy), 50. eighty aud half s. (-gniy-"o ana %
(eighly tour. Vesey street numbers Lse: tone nGnIeu
and ninety ard half srd 1873 lone hundred ard ninety
eshl Ge-nwch-su and number aus Two hundred ana
A.o all those lots piece. and parcels Of ssd
win buildings thereon erected s'uste lying snd being
in the SIKH Ward OF the city OF on the nSrIh
ras;ery aide OF Chambers,reei and The southwest
-ry side Of Resdestreet between Broadway and Ceple
street which the City md Acsce baihs are COW SITUATED
ana taken ogrther bounded and containing as follows a
is 10 say beginning the norhe astrry side OF
street OF the premises hereby
described or intended be- adjoining lot OF ground
upon which the Sank for Savings Is erected anu running
thence the hundred and tt'y
one feet souhw-st-ry side VI Readesree running
themes soulneAsIery along The south westerly siao 81
street Aforesaid five feet lot OF ground
now or formerly OF Gabriel FurmAu running themes SOUTH
westerly soug the hundred ard n!tyone eel 10
I'M. side OF Chambers thence
running north westerly along tho noreaslery side o.,
aforesaid seyenynve feet 10 The place OF
brgnnug he six lots Of ground above mentioned ah1 ae
scrb-d being The lots laid down 90 Map nado Vy
Cn.mir TIL Goerck daied th May, 1885, aud ca h ia the
Office OF Register of the City and County OF As
lot. ~ tuneeepl, 20 (iweniy II lw-nty-onel
81 thirty Iwo) IS (hrty-ihre-l, AMI 81 thirty tourl
Together with oil aud singular, lh- tenrmens, hereds-
r-nt. and sppurenances Iherruutu belonging IN any
appeItAiaDs. w lLLlaM JONtS, SneIlH'
WILLIAM ". Lyos. Deputy Sheriff
Dated New York May l2Ih, 1916. myl2 lawb~Sds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
Real Estate.

.usss AT PRIVATE SAI.E.-The modern ;hiee 80. .!o
e ~ BRICK house No - Eas;- Broaiway, r-p!r'e ~
ia every convenience IL good order. The lot Is DC
,...- Of Is wears from lsi Of May, ist WIN Inr
n..l renewal a. Eve per eeci on Ta!usca'
f'' 90 ANTHONY J. BLEECk.R,
.,3t- aurti1re-~ No brosd-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

AnO AL snFci ilsclnC1Is lLles
rnzster General. IN q ucwsp
uncsIled for in any Pos, On
or papers, Of the iown or pl
may be situated, hap,ns tie
Men Pet of
List Of Letters Remain
Saturda,
~- Please mention he
81. adurttse6. LAD1E
AlwIl!, Rose
Abbott, Mrs Margaret
Andrews, Mrs D
Alexander, Mrs Csthsitne
Ans, Margaret
AIeron, Mary
Ars-nturgb. Mrs Ann
BRADY, Kosey
Blackwell, Mr.. CsthsHne
Brakeman. Mary A
Bailey, Mira sa-eh
bst,ershee. Mrs
Baxter. Amanda D
BlarE ylryinia l.
Blackburn. Charlotte
BreDpsn, Csthsrine
Bell, Mr0 Jane
Beddom-, Miss
Bermiuahsm, Brdae,..2
Bernie, Cstharine
Berry, Mary z
Bisbop, Margaret
Birnes. May
Z ringer. Sarah
Bridges, Emma
Brocket, Eunice
Brewer. Mrs Baldwin
Brown, Mrs Eliza
Bough,op, Nrs Eme.ine
Booth, Mrs Thomas
Brooke, Mrs 81 rs
Brupnell, Madame
Buckbe~, Mrs Elizabeth
Burke, Margaret
Cnrstnng, Efie
Chandler, D1rs William
Chamberlain, Loui,s
Chamberlain, Mrs Elizatelf
C.dcin. Mrs Ann
Carr, M,ss Cs,hsrine
Carson, Mrs Jane
Crsyiou, Emma
Cogh 10, Aun
Cooiehen, Bridget
Cole, Sussn
Cooke, Mrs Mary
Cooley, Mrs Mary Ann
Collins, Mira hi
Council. Miss Margaret
Curry, Mis-. J ane
Crun-lle. Madame
Dny, Mss Anne .
Dawes, Mrs Ciafissa II
Darling, hrs Le'oy.sD
Darling Miss s A
Davis, Mis-. Eslher
Day. Mrs Mary
Dasher, Mrs Nj
Degenhart. denrie,ts
D-peslre, Miss Mary
Delaporle. Madame
Densop, Miss Mary
Dea ison. Mrs Sally
Divine, Mrs John
Owens. Miss Mary
Douoho, Miss Csinarine
Donneliy, Miss tBrosdwsy
Donnelly, Anue
Doyle, Mrs Josephine II
Dolbey, Mrs Hester
Duryea, Mrs Tunis II
nrummond, Mia. Mary
Dugean, Miss Ellen
DurKee. Mr. Evelire
Dyer. Mrs Issb-lla
Duh-e, CHtbaripe
Elliott, + lien
Eliet, mrs l. +
Emery. Mr.. Caroline 2
Ea.Ibufn, Miss Lettuce Ann
Emery. Miss SarAh..2
FIahmven, Elizu
Farrsr. MR. Nd A Il
Flsherly, MISS Sally
Farmer, Mrs Msry..2
Feagan, Mrs WsshingtoD-s
Fields, Miss Charlotte
Fi,chgel, Miss Margaret
Fomsn. Fanny
Fox, Alice
Foroicb, Eliza
ssnnnon, Margaret
Gallagher, Miss alias Mar,
Fay
Gallagher, Alice
Cav, Mari J
Guen, Susan Ann
Gibson. Margaret
G1hlh, LOUIS R
Gnflilbs. Miss Elizabeth
Ginhs, Miss Anna X
Gtdiere, Mics NJ II
Guurd, Madame Henrie
Gould. Ca'olin-
Iinuly, Mary
Halter, Mrs George
Harrison. MarIha
Haigbt. Ellen
Hall, Miss c II
H4ri, Miss (MlnetIs-stl
Hayward Mlss SaTah
Hall, Miss Julia
Hurd WICK. Mrs. +.
Harris, NJ iss Matilda
Head, Bridget
Hewson, Sarah
Ii anehsn, Mics Catherine
Hickey, Mary
Hinkley, Mrs A P
Hicks. Cnlhsriue
Hobart. Mrs. James B
Horn, Hannah II
Howard, Miss CHrollre
Howell, Miss Catharlne
Hnrsou, Mary
Hulchings. Louisa
Hughes, Amanda
Hopkins, Jaue
Hull, Mrs lydia
HUBBARD. Mrs n J
Jngrnham, Mary A
Jarvis. Mrs ELIZA T.
JohuaoD. Alkaline
Johnson, Mrs Nancy
JourroE, Miss =
John,ton, Margaret
johnston, Mrs. Martha
Johnston. Mrs. Susan
Jones, Mrs q
Jones, Miss Mary
Jones, Mites Ann
Jua,;ce. Mrs L A
Kelly, Margaret
kenuon. Mrs koslba
Kelley, Shchel
Kellogg, MIS- Rslph
Kelly, Ann
King, Susan A
Kirby. Sarah Ann
Kiusrlsnd, Sarah
Kingsburg. Mrs Mar & aret
Kirk, CatriDe
Rough, Bridget
Lambert, Mrs T
Lsury, Mrs. l.
ROBEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
. WATERING PLACE.-S-sconn-i blouse Sea
Y


b-ys leave 10 INFORM the puhc, that his pleasantly
situated hou,. will opened and ready to receive colpa
Nv OF HE 5.h June. Large sidiuors nave oSSn a1e
Sprtng-geod ana experienced help IN al tne 'eVe'a ~
psuu-ni. aye secured aud eIe'i!ors on bis p1 ,a
sorts in .h- cOuatfy.
s@s6a.hng within three quarters OF mile Conveyanee
20 snd from Al all hours Of me day
Gentlemen fond o. h'hins or towing viii hrd inis P!see
verv much heir mind
sIsge will leave TIE house daily a. A Nj anc STRIVE
al Fall River for TIL O'Clock steamer Tor fIo
vd-uc- FOR the s. O'Clock ua;n OF cars io
Borou Returning, leaves Fail River s. ?. ID and ar
r;ves q; / ?. NJ -,
sage uow alternate days for Sew-Bedford !esv-
ing the A NJ. and returning The EEK! day after
ios arrival OF the MOI ming ,rsin from Boston Alter he
arsi OF July II will run daily leaving the Seaconnet House
.t7: A and New.Be n before r NJ ih.se
lines s.o inersec Stone Bridge with the DAILY stss Tor
Newoort JOSEth SOi
Y,sL, Cor,ton p Lrs ) 1916 jsl9 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

FJNHE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INsUkAMs
Il COMPANY.-Tms Company being authorized 8
Act of the Legislature passed May Eth, 1916 DhA''a
capital stock.
Notice lin conformity said act and with hesprruuf
the Vice Chancellor of the At Crcuit Is hereby sfes
all liza present Stockholders that thsv, before sa
day of June next signify in writing To the freiksNl
Secretary OF said Company at their office, No O. WA
Ia the Ciiy of New-York WHISTLER they elect 10 6 a y
STOCK in whole In part and If in part how many IA
In particular and In case they fill up eh-ra ss
10 part pay three dollars on each shse, 90 or &c
the above specified day and the residue 10 be PAID
cured 10 be- paid al such time and 10 such mannefst
Directors may hereafter require, and IN The SAG q
boldus either OF them, decline or neelectto tgny
intention TO fill up before the said 18th day o.
they will thencrforh be debarred the right 10 do 80.
And notice Is hereby farther given that books o. rsi
ton for the amount required nil up The capital Eea.
shares OF twen,y dollars EACH will be opened on ae k4
OF June next At the Office OF tho Company, and co.,
open daily from 10 A to3 p NJ until The requfea..
Is subscribed (subec. the prior right OF socinoesn
above forlhD. Three dollars each share VIII q.
CURED 10 be paid the time OF subscripton. pasa W
York, May 2alh, 1886 JNO BROUWER, PreIhss
COLD S. sILLIMAN. Secretary mysc2vJe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

WEsT'S PATENT hITCHtN RANGES
Deal Range low offered 10 the public for baking boil
tag roasting and economy OF fuel They ~ be
passed By any Range heretofore the Market and will in
al cssea o7 warranted give the best Of satisfaction
purchasers Croon other boilers can attached heat
large Quantities OF water. Persons requiring good range
viii please call al lS Hudsoust opposite 81 John
my5u 5n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

IL FOX cTNTEN ISLANn
SsaSSazS2rr sft-r Monday, April 2nih tha So {.
ss11IShsa @aE'n~ sYLPH aud STATEN isLlSnssssox,
leave New-York and Stated lslsnd follow, ssst ~
notice;
Leave NswYorE foot OF WhiIebsIl-sl ait 10 ,s,k
Las /, s., r. ".
Ga Sunda avs me arsI boat from the Island w!u7.,
A NJ and the irst bosI from NewYork 8, 8 A N"si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co1i''
1fEOfice No. IL Wall-s. A
The Company offers the following advantages :
public:
Lives only insured al the lowest rates OF prerah
The premium If over $50 may be paid Y caso -.
In second note at II months bearing per cent ul'aS
1t may be paid monthly or quarterly. l..
No person Is liable beyond the amount Of MS I,
married woman may insure the life Of Der nui'sA"
from any demands OF his creditors. s.
There will be- annual division OF prohs, payablsI ~
Certificates, bearing in;eres at 81 per cent whcn1S
payable annually in cash
DIRECTORS
Seth Low, Rob'I L. Psi,sfsc-
Guillaume Merle, VIM. Il. Mo;L
Vim. A. r. Pentz, Edward AnthorI
Lewis c. Grover, John A. UnderTpA
Henry McFarlan, ChAs. S. Mackncl
VIM M. Simpson, Thos. 8. Segur, A.,
ROBT. l.. PATTERSON, y"
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secry.
Jos. L. LORD, Agent a.,
C. H. McISTIRE, sub-Asent, SOL Hudson-st cor, "
JAMES STEWART, NJ D. mo Bond-sL) Medi;aI
cer. A, the Office daily from 2 To O'clock ola.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

OFFICE or THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co. I
Now-York, June l. la4o.}
THE Board OF Managers Of this Company have declared
semt-annuat dividend Of Eight per out OF The
profits OF The Company payable and after Monday he'
9Th instant
Tie tr.nser-bock will rensin closed from this date
the morning Of The 9Th instant
Holders OF the Scrip Stock particularly requested
their Certificates, IN order that may be
.ssuec 10 their place. By order OF The Board.
I- I'm ISAAC n SEYMOUR Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
5HsnIanIE.
rlHENEw.YORK LIFE. Fire, Marire and Ii

THE SEW-T0kk LIFE, Fire, Martre and l..s
I State Stock Insurance Company. No. 70 Wilk-
Capital son orc Oollsrs-Are now prepared 10 rEl
against loss by re the dsmsges OF the seas aud inlart
gaou also the los, OF human life upon terms equsH u
more favorable Than those of ANY other Company IN he q
Having their risks divided upon lhe four dtstA
branches Of Insurance. they avoid The great error OF r-
companies. by having only fourth of their ciefesu
-ced BIZ auy calamity how great, by nfe se. OF
.l,y falsl 10 human e having all tDes thee cai
their businesn anstan the oneiOut'h which may
cd by tho.e disasters which often ruin thOs- comta
whose whole capital 10 engaged upon either hre nil.
III, or Inland Another source OF great
adopted by this Company 10 not 10 lake any rsk
consideration for greater sum than ) 900, also
risks adjoining thereby agolfug The which hF
proved fatal 10 other companies THIS Company ,.O
svod any cement Of the insured pay sos,iu
soon rs Satisfactorily arranged, dispensing With tho assI
delay OF sixty days. oft-nmes ~ such serious lconv
rncr 10 the insured.
The attention OF the aercautlr, marine and person.
interests Is respectfully called 10 tna advantages D Cos
pany. DIRECTORS
Samuel Jones James rolbert, Peter Rogers,
David Ame, Samuel Allen, Jas Van Rsnselr
Rich,d Ransom. George Morris Charles L!vingI
Gao AZ Hsryoua Francis Johnstop, Daniel Perti1L
Edmund Bobrrls William Thomas Edward Lswn,x
Nicholas A Miles, Smith RAYMOND stephen hnnT,
Theodore Floyd Thomas Franks, Charles Adiri,
James Remsen, William Hulburis, Thomas Detiot
Oliver Hauiyants.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
JOHN X. TOWNSEND, Presitcf
HARVEY r. MARKS, Secretary lsaV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

NOTICE Is nrrrby given hat Coparinrrsrip here
Niofot7 existing b-tweoa the subscriber and Aaron P
MueArds- under he came and style OF muckritg- snt
Townsend house csrp-nter' having been dissolved
ION unr instant ~ The withdrawal of M Mnckridge
al persons against whom The said late any claims
or demands are cs1tioc-d sgsnst paying the Mr.
hucKcge or 20 any other without the OF
The subscriber. l7th June lS46
ARTHUR 4 TOWNSEND, lie Woo.terst
ts1E Luz XnrI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

no THE PUBLiC-Take notice, Ina; the copsrtner-
ship heretofore existing between Aaron p Muckndse
and Ar.nur h. Tewnscnd under the name aud style Of
Auckrdge Townsend Is This day dissolved by the with
drawal Of the subscriber from ssid htm-
AARON P. MUCKRIDGE
yew.York 18th June. ei6 i-I7 W.
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publi1 Ccupspant.s. d,
xT"~ Opposition To nONopo--
sFS<EafkdER Throagh without lsneiuz-NrU

IscS.SsNs55I Nysek md New.Yotk, daily sr..T 3
ceppd-New and splendid ,. 80 4
ROW viii leave SyscI every morning Al o-1ooas A.
turning will leave newborn, foot OF Roslp.o.S1 =
afternoon ai+ clock; and on Tgesday w,s..-,> s1-',
dsy ana Saturday, Will make exua TIN j..SNs!k
York =; 10 O'clock hnd Nyack al O'clock oqes,. s.
mont, CIos,er, Huyisrs and fcoI Of HsRmoed N :. ~
\ B-Tcuching d, TArryiown every moru,ny ~ ~ az
noon NIP All kind. OF frelsh akec .; reduced ~ c
nfysh I'm. -F''esk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

dnsee6 on Red Lead Black P sint, Sugar Lead &c &c
Az "ncn iney oder for sale No. IT'S Froniy On The
Go" ie2soussis Issnl Al Smeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

inUN WAKE HOUSE,, III Grosnw l:a,s Jcsoess
Anes, Co. Importer, and dealer. IN swedi,a , S
enssa IRON cul nails, ship, boat and rail s,s
oAler iron. nail rods. bsnd hoop and sefon H. ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
HAND PRINTING PRESSES Tor 'Is'

ICE FOX SALE-lUG0 tons Of Puso RI syf1IIIr1 ,S
Ice, together with the Ice House ana - assr
yeui-nt OF scce.s TO and from the ci.y seyHtryL u
day, the Ice 10 be disposed OF separately
farther particulars inquire at lhe he ONCE
ANTHONY J. BLEECkEfi', "a srus.A,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23

DAG..-Ths highest market pree g.idL u So Or
Il KIND. Of eoaes,lc Rags, Bsgging Cav FIELD,
Grass Rope, &c Cihs Rufpas-I>,
lei s>xs
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

looms, and she received lG cents per piece
tor cotton cloth produced; these looms are
driven by steam or water-pOwer. In
l84l-2, the speed at which these looms
were propelled was reduced, and the girl
required TO tend three The most healthy
and active girls were selected, and The
others discharged. As soon as habit ena-
bled her to tend the three looms with com
paratlve the speed was increased, and
sui further eXertIon on her part became
necessary. This process continued until
the old speed was restored, and an active
strong girl became taxed 10 the utmost Of
her physical powers, to tend three where
before two was considered a great task
These three looms then would produce
three pieces in the same time that two
were formerly produced. The price al
lowed The girl was reduced from. Is cents
/ to / cents per piece; she there received
33 cents for the same length of time en-
/ ployed as when she received 81 cents for
| producing two pieces. Her extra exer-
/ ton in producing the third piece Is the in
creased pofit of the mill-owner, who me-
morialises Congress for protection against
Dfl'Sh "pauper labor, because he mas m
creased the wages of his own operatives
that is, he pays her So cents where he paid
30 cents betorei This increased produc-
ton does not lower the price here, be-
cause, as soon as the United States mar
kets are overloaded, the goods are export
ed to China and India, where they under
sell the English goods at discrimination
Of 10 per cent. duty IN favor Of the lat
ter. This system is secure in the hands
of monopoists as long as the large capt.
tai Of England is debarred from compe-
ting with the corporate capital here. It Is
impossible for individuals here to compete
with vested capitals Of a million dollars
and upwards each, and the protection Of
the people against this oppression IS to be
! found only in the aid of the large capital
of Lancashire, whose people arc now ask
ing our farmers to sell them their surplus
-four for their goods The practical an
nexaton of the manufacturing interests Of
Engan to the agricultural interests OF
the United States through free trade.
again unites the Anglo-Saxon race in an
indissoluble bond, and gives a new impulse
to the prosperity of this glorious Union.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-02
GULLETT 4 LENCECTEI.
Commission, RsceiriHS and Fara-E-.ii.--
Nerrtr1fe.
GREEN WOOD. NJ

VN7OULD inform the P4a.le 5i1tth-y
~ will o7en. on the II ol Ocrl. e-.
the house formerly occupied ~ John Dau-
can 4 Co, in Greeuw0lI, flr the purpose
Of traHsactug a Commission business alL
VIII keep on hand a large stock rf Gr0-e-
ries, Produce, and Staple Dry Goods
They have procured a CommJli1Is Cot
ton Shed, remote from the business part 81
town, and viii make cash advances on all
cotton stored with them.
September ,, 1916. 3S-tf