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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

ARTIST or 4 CABMAy.-A man named John
Kennedy cab driver arrested IN The Fifth Ward by
pocesa Baraes disordery conduct and for driving
o with trunk belonging 10 Jane PARK. Held 70 bal u
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GOAL At REDUCED PRICES.-The subscrb-
" having low selling for Cash only. able
furnish their with The FIRST quality OF Coal
yered cartaee free from The boats 1.-THE following prices,
VIZ Per Ton.
White Aeh-Large M, size ...................e5 o.
e " Broken, Egg and Stove. ............... %
Red Ash-Lsree Nut size l2i
e Broken. Egg and Stove. ..-............ 50
- cents per is added when the Coal is double
screened and from the Yards.
Lehsh, Schuykill, Beaver Meadow, Liverpool and Viz
gina Coal at the lowest market price
Al orders the subscribers through the Post Office.
promptly attended to. r. FITCH co.
Hua4 li2 Elzabeth.s and sol Delaney
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SECOND HOARD.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In ship Tarqairt from Hdrre-Wm Salon. lady aud
2dauehters. Eournonette Mr. ~ Prlcas, J Rubeir
Peiler, Dongrc c + Sewers Hcrbcst, T Ciuahein
c Daderdsn--ll2in the slccragc.
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AssArLTISG Az OFrIcEE.-A man named Janes
Pinnegan was arrested In the Eighth Ward charged wtn
disorderlv conduct and assaultng officer Turner Geo
Cupping6arn was also arrested and sent TO the Police
Office charged with essaulrng officer kder OIL he hfd
lad
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[HE SUBSCRIBER would respectful: inform the
gentlemen OF this City that lie has constantly nand
and for sale highly trained and quiet horses FOR the saddle
or harness Any person purchasing horses OF the subscr
Der may depend upon being honorably dealt with he s
happy add that he refer them many gentlemen OF
e highest responsibility, 10 Character, capacity &c
ANY gentleman purchasing horses Of the subscriber and
who may be In any particular dissatisfied with their pur
chase may return the within reasonable period and
receive the full of purchase money back he
would not wish gentleman 10 retain an animal tpur.
chased OF HIM that hc il perfectly pleased with
les syn VIM. II. DISRROW. Riding Master. +os ROwery.
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FRANKLIN SAYS. Keep the head cool and The

FRANKLIN SAYS" Keep the head cool and the
fee, varm-'-Fraser. Patent Door Pads. for eNclud
ng wind and wafer from the bottoms OF doors. This AT
tcle Is inserted into the lower rail- of The door, down
the ELL closes and rises within the rail opens.
They are healthy because the undercurren Of air, which
cannot be warmed 10y arcia. means, Is excluded they
comfortable because the feet any part Of
the room; they economical because there is
sIve quantity Of cold air admitted and less fuel
required keep Price - - per door, which in
cludes putting in. Manufactured by JOHN FRASER,
au2u 6m No ! Chatham square. New York
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siLIll.R : ERlM NEM. l-ss6ftAs,aaI.-.iN

=
- ss. HOURS FROM SEW -,
-------YoRK TO WHEEL, -,
ING and PITTSBURG, via PHILADELPHIA: BALTl-
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland Md-3SO
MILES RAILROAD.
To Western Travellers Great United States Mail and
Passenger Route Wheeling Pnsburg, Cincinnati and
the South and West
Passengers going directly through,
Leave New York foot OF Libery-sL North River, at y
2. VI. in the Grea Mai Train
Arrive IN Philadelphia AT 9 r. NJ.
Leave Phadel phia al ~ 7. ". daily-Ala Train.
Arrive IN Baltimore az . a. VI
Leave Baltimore :! 4. " By the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, 1870 miles.
And arrive al Cumberland AZ ) p. NJ
Leave Cumberland al 2 VI. by the National Road and
Good Intent Lines and arrive IN Wheeling or Pits
burgh next evening.
rs~ THE Sgco.p MAIL leaves NewYOrk. 4. VI. by
Rsiiroad Leave Philadelphia, sundays excepted nj j T.
VI. by Steamboat and A. VI. by Railroad for Baltimore
Passengers Pittsburg take the splendid new ana moo
built Steamboats, Bro~nsvle, ind thereby ha'eo hy
~ miles OF Staging the whole route
Fir-t class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and flttsOurs
hourly and Passengers forwarded without de!ay 10
Cincinnati and other Ports in the South and West rare
81 10 Cincinnati -. 5000.
For throu tickets By this rout. apply M Philadelphia nj
the Rarond Office OF Market and Eleventh SIS Al
Soutn-Thrd-- and board steamboat Dock-st wihri
Fare through from Philadelphia To Wheeling. SO to fs
burg Sl2 With the privilege OF stopping at Baltimore and
r.suing pleasure. For farther Information apply
To- J. L. SLEMMER, Agent,
A; Adams & Cos. Express Office No. 10 WallsL nj II
O'Clock ". the City Hotel 1873 Broadway m5i cod
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STOCK and Too! Warehouse
DJUtiN X. HOULE No. Ia Nassau-sl. has for sale
Russia Leather, Puw Knives,
Bark SKINS, Type Cases
Co!Ored do Brushes
Calf Skins, Agate Burnshers,
English Coiorcd Calf, Gold Leaf
Turkey Morocco. Gliding and Blank Rolls
Maroon and Blue Roaus, Tools,
American T.. Sheep Skins, Compasses, Hammers and
Binders Muslin, Shears
Marble and Comb Paper. Lettering Palcttes,
Irvine and Thread, Poishers, &C. &C.
Presses and Flows.
Also second. hand Enclosing Presses
n. B.-Lei,erng Blocks, Gliding Rolls, Tools, Emboss
ing Plates cut 10 order Il, the shortest notice.
aulS lmcod'
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FARM IN Illinois,


sale exchange for real estate situated IN the Cry
OF New DIRK lis vicinity. Said Farm lies IN Kane
Co In the beautiful valley OF the Fox about IS miles from
Chicago and contains about 4o0 OF prairie and TIM
Der and upon both sides OF the river. The location Is
very healthy aud j. well adapted the raising Of grain
or STOCK having about 10 under the plow. The
Farm Is wei! waierrd and stocked with the best breeds
cattle, horses sheep and swine good house Win a
wiki fences and farming uiensl--Gl ~ complete repair
The orchard contains the be-, kinds OF irlit
Th- farm is situated within three quarters oil mlIe OF
grs and mills churches schools, stores SC Stages
Tor Chicago and Ottawa pass by daily
II OF the finest and most eligible situations IN
Northern Illinois and i offered FOR sale solely because the
owner mas business which calls him East.
For particulars applyto
EMERSON L pRlCHARD, 10 Wa!l-st-
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.


RESCUED FROM DsowSIsG-A mar named
Francis Eucher OF No l2l Wetst was Jas; night taken
f,oro n. dork n, the foot OF Deanceyst by oicer j.
Powell of the Thirteenth Ward. He was taken to the
station House and restored alter wn!eH ne was aeA'
home.
ARTIST or 4 CABMAy.-A man named John
Kennedy cab Jnser arrested N The Fifth " ard by
nIcemsa Barnes disordery conduct and for driving
of with trunk belonging 10 Jane faIk tit.a 70 ban II
sI00 10 sn-wer
IsABAD FIx-A sailor named Charles Reed
was las, nigh: taken the Fifth Ward Station House III
a tate Of in,Oxicaton He said he had been robbed OF
500 in gold His panaloous we're cut and his watch
fob en- rely of. he could give account which
tended aid the Police N their desire 70 arrest Inc
person who mad robbed hin
TAKEN BAcK.-A man named Joseph Bond
der Indictment in Philadelphia 70. grand larceny,
arrested in this City yesterday By policeman Minded Of
ths Sixth Ward who TOOK him on the authorities %
Pennsylvania
FousDLIso-A female infant apparently about
month old last night found by policeman Of The
Fourteenth Ward IN alley al ~ Mulberry st. i
was taken 70 the Alma House.
ASoTHKR.-A male child about SIX weeks old
was found IN the area Of house F.rtsvcnue In The
Seventeenth Ward The police took charge OF the Nt-e
responsibility and lodged il al the AiinsHouse'
AssArLTISG Az OFFIcEE.-A man named anes
Pinnegan arrested In the Eighth Warc charged ca
disorderly conduct and assaulting ofcef turner GeO
Cunningham was aso arrested and sent 70 the Ponce
Office CHARGED with essaurng officer RIDER OF me hfd
Ward
ARRESTED on -SUsPIcfos-A man named Jacob
uur,but was last night found at II o'clock, IN an
arcs OF house IN Rivingtonst in 18th Ward under
.u.pdcous circumstancesthe family who occupy the
orernie4 being absent the time Officer Rhodes took
him in for examination
fra FIRE was discovered at lOi o'clock last
night By policeman LETTERS OF the 10th w .rd in the mil
lcnery store Of Abraham Dreytres II Divisions The
FIRE extngushed by policemen letters and 1Inklan
before the assistance Of the hromen was required.
PRESENTING a PlsToL.-A man named John Har-
RS arrested charge OF presenting pistol 70 M.
Pickering Of the 18th Ward. Sent 10 Police Once.
RoBBING SHIPMATE.-A sailor named Charles
stcadman arrested charge Of stealing coat,
vest and pair of panthloons from fellow sailor on
board ship iyin. in the East River Second Ward.
THEFT OF a WATCH ASD RISG.--Deis Brund-
age Henry Robinson and James Johnson arrested
for being concerned in the theft of watch and ring
from some person the Five Points
DOCK THIEF.-An old customer named John
Donovan yesterday arrested charged with stealing
Fix packages Of Cassin from on board an Albany TOT"
boat lying In the East River Arrested by Assistant
Capt Dwycr and officer Cowen OF the First Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
MEEN FUN! MEEN FUN MEEN PUN

MEM FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN.
TIE Celebrated Chinese SKIN Powder. for restoring
5esuiif.IDg aad preserving The complexion. EeIi-
d-r7ng me ssn delicaiely white smooth and soft
Mr-r Fun = simply preparation OF Oriental herbs
and may used vvl.h perfect saft he cure Of al Gu
Disorder Among the rrcst prominent are Tan
Freckie- cseasise aid Cop.cGs P--spireor B.o,ches
Pimpies, Spots Irrtaii0, Coar--ness ard ~arety OF
Others
To be had Of Y. ClrehRgh, No. 90 Broadway: C. H
Rtns corner OF John and Roadway; A 3 sands ( Co.
100 Fu!iohrsL; RnsltoI Co Broadway; Henry John
corner OF Broadway and Char.ber-si and sl other
respectable chemists and psrres throughout the uni,ed
safes; and OF the sole importers, HOBBS CO. Wal.
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~ ~
rhe subscriber osers for sale the Farm on ~ h!ch he
now resides. ia tie village Of Auburn, Cayugs Co.
consisting Of 52 good Grain and Grazing Land,
enclosed and watered and upon which one large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Barns Sheds and other necessary outbudings,
three Apple Orchards, great variety OF choice Fruit
Trees ard Shrubbery durable Springs three Wells,
hundred rods ofu Stone Fence and tnexhaustbe
Quarry ola superior quny Of gray and blue Lime stone
-uitub.e for cutting and dressing eligible and convenient
fu- continued sale OF that article either rough or hcwn
according the demand ana from which most OF the ee-
gan; stone buildings ~ Auburn were erected.
This Farm extends Sorih-i and across State -.
with front ghtysN rods the former and humid
red and rod. both sides OF the atjerUpon Ell
Their Of which may be ceousy sold great number
OF village lots, the pleasure OF the owner About =
acres, including the large house, barns, sheds, TWO or
charJs aud garden. lie between Sorihst and the Auburn
and Syracuse Railroad % including the stone quar-
~ and dwelling house lie between said Railroad and
Stae-si. ami The remaining 65 With two dwelling
houses lie West Of SAtcstai which Is IN nigh state OF
cultivation well fenced conveniently allotted and in good
order. The whole Farm, either OF the above parcels
viii be sold cheap and II desired time will be given for
the payment OF large proportion of the purchase money
Inquire of Luther Tucker of Albany. Hubert Hall OF
Auburn, or ths subscriber upon The premises
GEORGE B. CHASE
uy7st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

HOT AIR FURNACE.
WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces for
w heating Dwellings, Stores Churches &c-Thes- EuI.
will heat economically and efficiently; he the
apartments will De pure and healthy free from dryness,
dust gas.
They pu. under The personal supervision Of Nj
Waks the Pseniee and have hitherto given
facl' and II al cases warranted 10 perform well
F.fereuce-S w Taylor, ESQ. Governor SewYora Hos
p:;al NJ Charles Starr Superintendent do Edward Be-
ner! Esq l. WAli-st; c. D. Rhodes, Esq. ~ Psar-;
Nj Thomas NcETa, Isl Nassau-s;; M Geo. ". Tucker.
30 Bowery: Ha.fOrphan Asylum. SixIh-avenue, Mr..
WI z. Chapman. BfOOk.ya NJ W. c. Greene 20 9Th
81; Nj e Ransom. eos 2d-s;; Chemical Sank BroaG-
way M J. Il. Ash. 80 Broadway; Dr.. Alfred Wags.a5,
2 Wayrriy- place, Mr.. Geo. ". Snos> Snth-sL
= U GEO. WALkER % Rrcs-twsy
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=.
eu- II EMERSON / PRICHARD, 10 Waist
eaFARM FOR sALE.-The unlerslgnes, in cons,

FaFARM FOR SAIE.-The Undersigned in conse-
guence o: IL health Offers for sale n lots 10 suit pur
cha.ers, The beautiful Farm (Sel known as the Pat
trrson which he resides, situated the road
leading from Blnghnultou Owego-nve miles from the
former placc-on the line OF The New ork and Ere Rail
road and directly fronting the SusQuehanna river The
Farm consists Of go acres most o. which Is In good
Of Improvement wei! wsierec, and abundance Of
fruit There dwelling houses lone OF which IS e
superior one, fronting directly The rver three barns,
mol sold private sale previous the 18th day Of Septe-
ber IL then, that day o'clock be sold public
auction on the premises. Most Of the purchase money
may remain bond and mortgage or terra OF
Bjnrbsm,on. groore Co. y Y. Avg 1915 aa20 laHtn5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03
TIE HERB DOCTOR Has COME.

THE PHILADELPHIA HERS DOCTOR hes opened
a. Office here II S-S-YorS--rhat Herb Doctor
wGo as, been dong such wonders II PEsc-. pEis-syao
has been curing thcGsand--hs has come on here and
opened ofc- in 5roone-s No. SO, brtver:. Allen aad
Orchard Ste HemaSes pure Herb Medicines for The
OF a. diseases and IS Wiling 20 undertake al cases, eyea
the NOS; hopeless the OF No Cure No Ps.. u
you Know OF SICK t- 10 tel ;aen Of rs
rival sad remember the place, No 80 5rooE-sL Eng
hsa sud German pamphlets Will be gwen 10 e.! who ca!
for ,aern- su2S r.
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RoBBIsG A SHIPMATE.-A sailor named Charles
stcadmsn arrested q charge Of stealing coat.
vest and pair of pantaloons from fellow sailor on
board ship lying in the East River, Second Ward.
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REGISTER FOR AUGUsT, ls46:


esea eH70 Nt S"f"A
Corr Natf IL
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THEFT OF a WATCH ASD RISG.--Des Brund
ago Henry Robinson and James Johnson arrested
for being concerned in the theft of watch and ring
from some person on the Five Points
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PART XIII BRAITHwA1TEs

DETRoSPECT OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE aaa sur
II grrv e published tbs dsy-pricr . cents
Th i hv fai The -o.; valuable, as vel g. tnGch ne
!srges par Of This celebrated Medical Joln4- a na ytS
sn bis-a and corta.ns addition 10 is Usual record
OF new discoveries and Improvements II tie MedIcs.
Sciences Sysnopsis which viii enable the PracloleF 70
sya h mos, prscrica! Indications Of treatment
which different aulhers have recommended iaia me ssI
.sx months -,
In corsecn-nce OF The greatly increased size OF the last
and present Nos the prce OF tie Retrospect VII II iuure
be Seveaiysve Cents per No. or 81 - per annaI eoin-
uenc.ng with No. Is.
Terms for the whole series No. to y inclusive, -
Per sanuHa thereafter invariably N sGysnce ~
Address the Publisher, DANIEL ADEo' :,
jyS0 tfy lUI rtI1on-e., y. /.
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~ ELEGANT BUILDING SITE On Ne HUDSON
so River sale eNcAu about IS. acres OF choice
- ard situated within minutes walk Of the steamboat
landing Dobbs Ferry with large front on the river
sord!ng OF the extensive and beautiful! views
he Hudson. The and OF iGe rrst character, with
Of choice Young fruit There Is The properly
quarry OF white marble equal ;he best Westminster
marble, and aso granite quarry a5ordtay building mate
rias on the spot Il II every way rsble for gentle
country for the residence OF city
men being within hour a1G half from tie city, with
the prospect Of the Hudson River Railroad passing the
property. For terms, &c. apply
9 2w sLEECKER IVAN DYKE, No u P!ne.s..
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DOCK TH1EF.-An old customer named John
Donovan yesterday arrested charged with stealing
Fix packages Of Cassin from board Albany tow
boat living In the East River Arrested by Assistant
Capt Dwycr and officer Cowen Of the First Ward
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OF PENNSYLVANIA

..s-z-sOPENISG OF PENNSYLVANIA
E{-@-5Cana. for I5is BlSGHATS' Transpor.
cAsa11<--.N-- tsron Line Propr.etors-WI- Bingham,
Tho. Bingham, jacob Dock, Wu- - Straiton Conducted
on ssbba.h-keeping and Temperance principles.
The prope;ors Of tbs Old established line put their
soca n the most complete order and thoroughly pre-
pared to forward produce and merchandise and from the
Eastern Cities on the opening Of navigation We that
Gag experience IN lie carrying business and Jealous
senon 10 the interests Of customers, wi!
coIna sace and Increase II the patronage hitherto extend
81 10 Binghans Line
Our arrangements viii enable carry freight with the
utmost dispatch, and prices sba always be low
the loves; charged by other roe pousble lines
Produce and merchandise Will be received and forwarded
EasI and West without any charge for forwarding, ad
va1ctng fretgats storage commission. MARK PACK
AGES BINGHAMs' LINE Bills Of lading forwarded and
every direction promptly attended To- Address apply
WI TYSON, Agent, 10 WestsL y. Y.
BINGHAM, DOCK STRATTON,
20 Marke-sI Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent L. North Howard-st Baltimore
WA BINGHAM, Proprietor.
Cana. Basin, Lhery-st Pittsburgh
HaRs.DF,N CO Ro-uin a..-achu-.,fs rrIY n
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NJ ARM JOU RN AL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships ST George, Ferris Liverpool: d Ogden Oceans
Woland, Brazos: Maria, Johnson. Baltimore. Rugulus
Joyce, Bangor.
Schrs Patriot Mason, Philadelphia, l. McCrcedy ;
Ripple. Jones Brazos
Sloop Ariel, Davis, Providence.
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Ii nTO EsuGRANTs &.asleIgl

rs.-sssesp-SS-SOTHERS GOING WEST. go
TAPS COTT'S
FORWARDING LINE.-The subscribers beg 10 inios.
iher friends and The public generally and emgrans PAL
alafy that they a,enow prepared 10 forward pasers
70 all para Of the Western Staies and Canada, 81 me @
lowest ntes, and with Certainty Of passengers e1
ing no delay al any place the route. Beng Is
equally IN al the modes Of conveyance INTO The S
partial advice WI De gwen those abouto piceeea
az 10 Inc best mode Of travel well as me oeai
aXe FOR any inland town In the United States or s
the EIsigrdErs Traeting Gaider which rot Only ~ te
rates o! passage but also the distance to al nne
West and Canada, together with the time usaa!y ~ nd
in performing Journey to any given place, Hs, ~
gratis, on application al their Office - ri tkr..
From the superior name. which this braccn 81 -,
business has hitherto been Conducted the =.
with certainty guaranty that difficulty or tsc
possibly be experienced by any person gong % LEI
ana The frauds daily committed by q
parties oa persons going West should deter loss a.
curing their passage from any who're pa rcN
tee Of established responsibility The subseroeip .rol
state thai their various coayeytsices VIZ - yf
Cars Canal Boats, and Steamers suci as en; ~ 81
passed, If ecualed- For farther particulars, ap2SrT
ietier post-paid) 10 w i. ]. T. TAPSCoItaI,
s6 Soutlst one door West OF burning l,sss ssscs.
u BW. j. T. t. continue to dspsica hTs. No
els TO London, Liverpool, Glasgow, 40 10
bile, Savannah and Charleston, with puncuAl sm sny
make arrangements for bringing out pessens es psJ
part OF the old country, snd give drafts toI any
able demand In any paft Of QgesI R5IiaiR ~ =
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,U-0ps OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

ssaa..s.lST Through without anding-NewYork and
Albany Line.-The fast and splendid new
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt. A. Hitchcock, will leave ns
foo. of Rohnson-s above Barclay, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday O'clock The Express is 81
ted with the best Of furniture, with spacious s,aieroori
good berhs With the public patronage, the travelling
part the community may be- Of low fare the entire
through For passage or frcght apply 10 the Cap
Ialn on board, or OF GEO. I. STANLEY,
l. ..I... III aaaL
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GiR.SooLES, CHANDELIERS &c
~ :he Mz-ufac.s-y?f HOfT, BROWN co iS2 ir-7ers;
3. Co cnrt;-cs % supply the irscu with Lamps OF
IL every description Churches. Public Halls AID Stores
aied Gas Fixtures Soar Chs6-l.ers OF reason
able ier-as. Dealers are requested ca ant examine
cur WORK Orders for Brass Castings O. srss Stamping
executed prorrp;ly as ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

Ship Tarqun. Moody 10 ds I'm lavre, mdsc 10 master
Aug Oth lat 40 80 long @ So spoke schr Mary Augusta
from Eastport for Baltimore,
Schr Purdy. Taylor, Norfolk. shingles.
= Schr Exchange, Svest, Norfolk, shingles.
Schr Ellen, Fluart, Norfolk. shingles.
Lighter schr Staten Islander Wood. I'm brig 0sccola
recently ashore Absccom Beach.
schr Eunicc Rose, Gaines, I'm Philadelphia coal for
hartford
sohr John Patterson, Wells, Philadelphia, in ballast
Schr w Erickson Smith Philadelphia, coal
Schr Three Sisters, Virginia potatoes
Schr Wave, Indian River, corn.
BELOW--l brig unknown Wind : w
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PRESENTING PIsToL.-A man named John Il ar
RS arrested Oh charge OF presenting pistol 70 Nj
Pickering Of the 18th Ward. Sent 10 Police Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-03

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &C.
I AMPS. GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS. AND
II CASDELABR-AS, for ths Spring TrsGc-DlErZ;
BROTHER / CO. No. IS John-sL manufacturing and
have always hand complete assortment OF articles u
iheir line OF the following descriptions, which they viii
sell al wholesale retail. a. LOW PRICES for cash.
Improved CGemics. OIL and Csuphen- Lamps.
Solar Lamps. Gilt and Broazed n great variety.
Cornelius ! Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Girsndoes, patterns. gilt. siyered brorZed
SGspending So.ars, Doric Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Solars. Side do do
Solar Chandeliers. Bracket Go do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior ChenIcA! Oh. Pure Sperm Oh,
do Canphrne Solar and Lard Oil,
90 Burning Fluid. Refined Whale Oil ml5y
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. SPRUcE-sTREET-Ihr Three doorS from NdssduitTeet
THE facilities Oft this establishment Tor JOB PRINTING
are perhaps By any Office IN the city The
patronage OF the last year has been such as to guaranty
grca! extension We therefore, with con-
ndence issue the following Gard:
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied with al kinds
OF PRINTING al The cheapest rate, viz
Cards Bills Lading,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads Checks, &c
To LITERARY GsSrLEMES-Ortsin gina! Musel pts printed
WIKI accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work, and al kinds OF
Books. Letter PretS Printing
To LECTURERS AND MusIcnSs-ProsTarnn beautifully
Lecture Bills Small Bills for Distr-
Mammoth Blis button. &c
And every description OF PLAIN and Ornamental JOB Work
executed great and punctuaiy al the Office.
The inproyyd POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAMrH.
LETS, &c
All work OF The above Presses will be done eX,rsoIdi
nary low prices ]. A FRAETAS,
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