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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

AZ ATGHES. JEW ELkl silver Ware, &c.-tur-
w chssers invited examine the following articles
which offered for sale very low prices Duplex, Lee
YER Lepue aud other Watches, by approved makers, OF
imporaions in fine gold and silver OF The
latest styles warranted time keepers Gold Chains
Seals Keys Rings Pins, Bracelets snd every description
of and fashionable Jewey. Silver Spoons Ladies'
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Gases, Gold Pens Mnntel Clocks, aid choice
lection Of Fancy Goods. Watches. Jewelry &c. cleaned
and repaired LOCKWOOD SCRlBNER,
2S5 Pesr,-st corner OF Futon-st
pol - Tuil Ho,rl.
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PAPER EANGINCS.

HOWELL BROTHERS, Manufacturers xnd Import
Of Paper RAugings, having opened in New-York
city branch OF their Philscelphia Establishment would
respectfully call the ssron of tie ciuzens OF NewYork.
and others wanting goods In their line, their extensive
of Paper Haogipgs Borders Fire Board Prints.
Curtain Papers and al oher articles in heir line of bus
h having received from The Institutes for The Enoout
sgerent OF Domestic Manufactures, in the cities OF New
York PhSd.p aud Bos:op Silver Medals for the supe
Of their goods aies themselves that they
sell better article the money Than be pur
chased elsew here.
FRISCO PAPERS
The subscribers woud particularly call attention 10 her
large Frescu Papers for Psrlors and Column
Papers for Halls. Public Rooms, Entries, &c &c-
Also, Curtain Papers new article Ter widows
Pspsrips of Rooms Halls. &c. promptly attended TO by
careful worsmen.
Country merchants city dealers will lind it their ad
vantage 10 give US 3 call
HOWELL 4 BROTHERS, No IS7 Broadway,
2doors above the City Hotel
a 10, OF Drawers saG Shelving for sse as above
I'm.
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SAILED
Packet ship Sheridan, Cornish, for Liverpool ran
thea do; Gaston. Marseiles. Schr Convert West H.
dies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

YOUNG HYsON-2ss bal; cne.A, 10 i1a-rs. 10.
Il CHULAN SGUCHONG-iGa CT. boxeL
PEKOE FLONERS-lS chests
Il yson VERY superiorl-.5 chests AID 10 haif d.
Also very full OF Teas o! every description
-r,hrsciry eJE ins and goo c!Atss Tor sse wnosis
onr r.,Ln CAN2cN ia COMPANY,
III! i=7jrsrr-~irt and ~ G-';aflais-.is
GOLD AND SILVER INKS To- Oru.lnsnral
VI W riting-Sold by the dozen s..l lie nui.e. nv
FRANCIS K LDJTREi,
aa wv Manufacturing ssAlOusrs, n Aaldsa.laae,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

NOTICE ishs-ehy gi-sn lha; application ,'ii % mac
Nio M ensuing Legislature Of Inc Soc oil ota
Incorporate The Stewards aud Coos Marine rensVosa'
Society u ta- City ri S-yv-Ycrk
S-vE-Ior De- ~. lS:5 JIG la7T7e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

TTIHE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Compa
L ry-Ofce Nc. IS Well-strce:-Wtth sounG Capital
ple1ged for future Losses, r1ce-dns 2OG, 09o-aher
paying heir entire claims by n. iae aationco1
nue insure a-sinst oss damage by IRE and tie
caguaites Of MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, On
the most favorable Terma.
= AL losses promptly paid.
TRUSTEES.
Jane, De P. Ogden, sam'l L. Mitchell! A. D. MerchAus
james Brow. Samuel WiIleta SperS Benedict,
john Gihor, VIM. o. Thompson Alm-t Red
r. 81rru, WIN. Adams Richard irwin
2 Spoford, r Whi,msrsh L.JrinZ adrs-s
A. Norrie, Benz. Richards. Adm Bell,
D. a. CcInstocs, James Reyburn = Il O.aco
p il. Waunore, Vim Il AspnwsIl = Foster IT,
Edw. 2. Sardersoa Thos W. LUDLOW @. W Gray,
A Woodtnn, Leo'd g. Suarez las Il. ' Al Alien
Rcbt L. Taylor Thos B. Richards: Jed Frye.
Edw't Center, John CrYder jacob GAryeJ,
henry Chsunce5, Schuyler Livir zsor.
JAMES p. DE OGDEN Ptesident
4. il. MERCHANT, F.ce-PEesid-n-
LEWIS BENTON, Secretary. jyIsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

r. yi-EY-sT-At Private Sale-The story brick
NJ hou-s and lot No. IS Vesey stthe lot p feet by %
feet! beta Greenwich and Church sis. Apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuoneer
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g. LAW uFEIChS.-E!ts.ble Ot;ces IN NE Fr.f,
Ga ueS building, No - and u, NssssuL 10 De neaay
f-ishe! an1 ready for occup ZION on Tie nrsI Gay 81
M,y nex CrnIou water viii b. introduced on e7ch 'r;-
ins Also Offices IN - froc' bailn.' which ~ ~ o M
ne seeo by suplyin. 10 JOSEPH THOMSON. no. : Sa'
" IA y, Af r., - Sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

<y-s. For SAIE-Water-s;.--The valuable hYe-sIory
s brick Store urd lot No 81 WatersL Lot y feet ) ln
-A-&by 81 feet For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctoneer,
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Drn Goods.

nRY GOODS! Dry Goet.,-We would ree9f ~ ~
Ill thu, ar in want ila1 those that are n2'l o. oN
Good. ~ 90 10 ruvs Greenwiehst he Is gong ou
" r. and IA selling almost any price hs s'ocS
o. me -yery article in the Diy Good. line to-
,sar ,rh $50 Ladies Coaks from two 10 Ten do!iaIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

81, EOii sAl.E-A desirable dwelling House Ia East
FL. Sxieeulis unionsguare, lone OF four houses
being fnist-d) The houses are four stories igh
above the basement and under cellar % It front and rear
by 90 deep dot los It it, 10 be finished with nhora-
doors, stauary Inantes Croon w1tef boiler
bath closets, double hsh, Of stairs furnace, dumb
waiter btsemeuto -tc and every other improve
introduced into MOI, built houses of ire fret class
Half of the purchase money remain on bond and mort
sag- FOR five years. Apply to @. l. Z. DAWSON,
f22,. Is ryng-pace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

- FOR SALE-Two ccntfe-board sio9P ';.Sgi,iSa
80. EhRY. OF 80 Jo1s bulGeu, End TIC ma 80 y
sS1@9HARfER of 81 tons. They 20" N eysyiS
der 10 md For farther pstcGsrs inq ~ Sasls
NESS * eELL, No. - Cor.alI-sL or TO ID n sjty.
TIE. Al Pies h Hcrth RIVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

~, FOR - Liza dwelling house in Fast l5h-sL
:s near UnionsGuare, Cbuil! last year) Thu house Is
in modern svle four stories high above the base
ent aid under cellar y in hes in front and rear by
deep. with story II feet pazZa -ncios-d DOT
los feet The house is finished in the best msnner, with
mahogany doors, statuary maules Cr0ton water range
boiler ha!h water CLOSETS &c. sc $1,000 r-innin
bond aud mortgage for years. Apply 10 o. T. DA'
VISION. ID ItvIog. pAce q wv
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Real @stdts.

s. TO LET-The three story brick House No 10 Saef'
E.s ryst uesr Fr@uSr-scusre. Has been o'epHisu =
~ boardir .-house for msny years To Eeoo le4aNt 10
VII De rented low; possession irmc6i-iey ~
quire u 7. J. CCLEMAN o. "E'.sI
-. lot ia fee No. Il ko-.t opporite The Fsnts Meet
Lot IS feet front, = feet iuchc. IN Sr
% ft inch-s deep. less The house complete
,Cr, IN the rssr-th- Crolnn btu on, a1d
Se-bees kct en- rNnsc SC Sc In ;- yard are " n- and
Crap. Vn.. variety of u portf RosH bushe', Sc
rn ,his OF IN. purchase rr:nNln on mr. sags tor
-, Of war. a. rer For peri'cglsrs sPPy 10
ANTHONY }. BLEEChaR Anc'ion~er.
70 .. No. 5rUad-sI
So THIRTY Two L2is 90 S''h'
d. - or H. South between Oh dcH D avenues
Lots . feet b. hAf be biocs Alec one iot On =.
~ ijs 700 ir.t a.; ot sth Sgeuge, Lot > re;
bv hall lhe Block Also one Lot "a ~ = t3fss' %
sid 5ih.t Lot u fees incirs p, - sex pa
,!cusrs EpPly;o N4ttoS - =. VI : RT1sr =
i2Is Asssolee', ". -
r. To IFT-Bs.c1ceot srd cr'lsr o. 'o,r -
L:. S1rurt-s possess ION liHri1tty AtiiIe ..
~ J. Price ia Z. :; Bf5l1E - or o! iae ti'ol
ice. -
e. FOR SALE-Tns v--y desirable pfifaIr ~.Ai's
Co. houss and lot lee No Al Le'nard''' ~, AZ
way or IN. noah -Ge the IL cor Pcis Ofl-f
Apply 10 a. J BLEECHER, broa - =
=. VAi.UAHi.r PROPERTY y: PrlEste ss.r --
s The dr>l ghr-.,'ory orcF House. - tcrl lD'
'A~ by 70 Zee. dr-p win b-ck esFopG IN rear; Is SUI
s.d on the West side II GrreuStch--L SHOWN a. No 81
Said house bu suG finished IN The best pss oe aI
~ nv csv. orA aud repeta siIh modern cor.
ve1srce in perfect condilon The 'ai l. = !eet
inches trout bv fee: inches teep Tie fa4- fronting on
tb al A e of Wa.nn. = p. 4; on sal rear -
yseilbiIt Fame Stable TtrnS r=sy For ptcudfs sp'
piy!o ANthoNf J. oA-'.S = f'I M 49, stSs5,
20 2w ~, : oo
az pEEIIsLs Offices The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

-. EANVED-On lease. TWO adjoining Houses, or
Hi, one large House. near Broadway. between houstHn
Ill and Fifteenth SIS. ADDRESS W. w. BOX 22!6 Lower
n -. or. a lVy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06
IeQal Notirfs.

NOTICE il hs-ehy gf-sn that application 'i BE- mace
No ~ ensuing Legislature Of Inc sac oil IofA >.
rcnr2ofaie l- Stewards aud Coos Marine 6ens'oie'
Ne~'-fors. De-, .o,ls;5. jlo la.yoEs-
=, III EitiFE'- >aLE--by 7iTIg- Il s,.'-r. 'sills u
~ her. tsciss 10 nc tirsct-i ant delivered, ~.
10 sas Oh rT1dEy the 18Th dag March u-A a. = go
ri ~ The 7e"t;5u! of;he City Hal ofte Ci!y ~ '- OH
al the rsht tile ard Interest," Of chsr Duncan ne
hsd the Oh dag OF October ei5 any 1iae A''e'
ySarcs, of, II and
Al bose Two certain Lots Lad lying eaaeea TO e4ch
ot!t ~ TIE > x'-snth " srd 81 TIE Cy OF ~
The Buildings b.rson. and which together az ooupa-
~ Is follows; bsginuu2 tori =d .e nIe
secuon Ct ne lJrA- cesiery side VI hly Al
Win the 5ol- 4st-r Size Of he Fourth-sieHue snc
Tunninz Eb'ieT!y the soL Eusitrls &c a
the -Four avenue ig feet ~ irches ,heucc Sou h-tasi'
cry and parl 81 VIZ the EOgrh-ay-nue ~ ir-t en nc-
u h- Nor htas-fly side Of -tlh--set: and Ih-rce
Nom =" e.ieTy aong liz North fssterly zoe oi ol-
=. - - " = r.-'s o 'S=V vs. JONES Sheriff
THos r PEEas, Deputy Sheriff
Dited Nay o-s. J4iusrv 2sth lE45 $50 lsv6F
S.Hbkt tt'- siLE.-Bs v.r;n- OF srvera wits %
- FeTi Facias 10 directed en- teFer-6, vi eA-
pose sslcua Fiay IT, 7rd4v OF FEBRUARY lext t; the
vesubu. 3l Inc Cy dan OF the City OF New "f1 al =
GO M ~ he tight tile and Interest OF Josrpa Gh1-7
WITCH lie mad on th j day OF August lsi1 or ~ any Ii-
aefwa ard, o in aud all those tree crlsin lots OF oG,
With the ouAGugs nerJr situate The lta -I OF tle
Gig OF New ork, South essriy side .: i5c-str
which TAKEN o2tleg are bounced follows. w besa-
Ming 81 point tSo hundred distant Solt t-iey i!on
ih- Oi the EIgh.avenue thence along The
SCUM w rseiy -c " SAID fd--fe-t sINy i7et 10 Pont
t~o hundred and sixty feet distant, 3stefy fo =
corner .! me - hinHreuue. euce SCu-N r=leE ho
ine parallel i'll lhe @ AVENUE enc EuldTr set tour
iuches; tt-nceN or-W-sl-ry Blocs Inc parallel "iIh
i5islreei sl1y i- thence North Easter! soI9 nae par
The plec Of beginning Each of Sa thee lois bri1g IN
breadth IN front i}dsireei the weiy feet
an II length on each SIDE hundred feet four inches
Dated New ORR, a:Uary ION 1916
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GRATIS.
Ruusseirs uurvslei
a. HAVING CREAM The most superior article now In use
~ is neatly put up small boxes. and presented free OF
Charge Iis 10 ali who apply the msnufscarers.
Z. ROUSSEL, l59 Broadway.
Wholesale gDd retail. jsl Inn
&S FER Observation-Disclosures Coal drs, quail
VI ~ MD large SIZE for sale lte sbove low prics from
o, - Gents ctaldron le.s when taken direct from
As:ee above price, Liverpool Coal is
ICE! iu'! aAa Anhrscits. Apply II
r T STOKES DlCRERSON
j. H"E las md iu7 Arthouy.sL Broadway.
E'kENCH WINDOW sHADES-J. C. WOOD
fohD, 1Ssi nIoAawsy, has made arrangements
Ssv os ue pacs~ts tie latest styles OF Window
shadeS executed IN the finished state of uerfrctiou
Families ABOUT irrnishng with Shades MIL and 81 he above
No. 1891, Dexi door 10 the corner OF Recies,
n B.-MeIchauts buying 10 seI assn viii 30 allowed
liberal discount OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

50. no i.ET.-The3 story uIc and basement House,
f 40 West 20hst 1t Is in excellent condition; iuI-
S-N nisled with Kitchen Rarge Croton Wafer ana BAR
Room: nas good yard and undercear, andl conve-
en to Lo-sIsge Possession csn be had imnsdI
.tey Inquire on the pi e:ses, of GEO WILLIAMS, al
/ \ " Towrsand's cor Beekmsn ani Walsrss tiw'
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. lzww SwkNY rashFeb
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az. i'IiiSD.IY EN t.-The two story aud anc3rich
Ill house and lot on Third between 2llh aud 28i
sle On r sdehouse is p feet inches by % I!
deephe - feet ilcbes by 40 feet Deep finished ID
modern style. For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER, Aucuoneer,
cf-.- M p-osd.s, uesr Wn;l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-06

t4.s DESI KABLE HUI is Iof q E I ne wv Sue
e. ~ brick house. NO 95 FuuGlh-st in the handsome
NA block between Christopher and Amos ss hnlshef IN
with excel ert basement and attic aud cei-
lar under he whole; lot Also The Two story
brick House No. l5 Merrest few coors above Prince
etc with every convenience" for aiy residence For
terms which will be msde favorable apply 20
iia.nd;f EMERSON 4 PRiCHAR RID. 10 WE S.
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Died..


At Bell PORT Long Island, Monday, the l4th inst
after q long and illness, CHARLES OSBORN Esq ,
of the firm Of Osborn Little. (33 Fulton street, in the
city Of New York in the 10th year Of his age.
On the 10th inst ISABELLA b. widow of the late Thos
r. Walsh. and mother of NJ. H. Walsh aged 10 years; q
resident of this city over fifty years.
On Thursday Sept IL, Of paralysis, HANNAH, wife Of
Thomas w Faulkner, SEN, aged IS years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence No. l04
Chambers street. at o'clock this day.
Yesterday, 18th inst JOHN OF Dorothsa ami John
Jackson, aged years. months and days.
The friends of the family invited attend his f-
neral from No llss Bowery, this afternoon o'clock
On the 9TH inst. at Whitesboro, Oneida county Dea.
con CHAMPION SPALpINo, aged %. Among the militia
of Connecticut he FASTENED the scenes of Sarao.
ga and assisted at the taking of Burgoyne In his 9lst
year he passed second time Saratoga plains
again the of the surrender being on his
to close his life with his children in this State His long
christian course ha, been honorable the pilgrim
racter.
In Frankfort, Herkimer county, Sept II. CoNERoD
EDIcK, aged 81. He soldier in the revolutionary
war fought at the battle of Oriskany and in
raj other engagements.
At Windsor, the 4th inst, Mr. PHILIP Haley aged
So, revolutionary pensioner He belonged to Long
Island regiment and at the time of the evacuation OF
New York, was one of the last who left the city.
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HowEs& co.'s N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.


'NHlS unriyaled corps Of Eguestrans will perform
Lyons the 18th September inst at Auburn the 18TH
10th and 7h during the Agricultural Far Syracuse
and 2Id Heimer the 2h Little Falls the 18th;
Fort Plains the 10Th; Cooperstown the 18th;
Cherry Valley the 10Th Coolies Kill the 3Oh, and
Schenectady on the first day of October next
This the Largest Establishment organized in the
United States comprising i5e Men and Horses requiring
Carriages convey the performers wardrobes musicians
&c. The company has attached Eight Female eques
trians amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrive ed from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being chsse and cassc her graceful and fascinating address
and the charming Ipee with which she chains her audi
ence render this gifted and arsfe the lead
feature Of the this The
refer the public to the brilliant description given in the
spectve Of the extraordinary and daring
performed by this distinguished artise.
Equestrian Director Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, MIR.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal Ri
der Napoleon Arena Mr. HOB Bs whose ieats on
Horseback the most eIrsordnay witnessed yuve
nile act of Horsemsnshp by Master Nixon Olympic EYer-
cses by the whole Company led by the great European
Tambler, Mr.. MACARTE. Wonderful Feats by Mr..
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
Sweet as the Chaoteer of Ph9bus. Postur and Gym
nastics, by Mr.. Nixon and his Mr. Howes in his My
theological and brilliant Act Of Fancies Of Proteus" Mr.
T.. Howes in Slack Rope Evolutons Mr.. Geo. Sweet the
celebrate ed Tight Rope Dancer. With variety Of Others
The whole comprising the leading, talented, and
classic performers in the world.
si3rc HOWEs cos New York Mammoth Circus.
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MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON

No.5BARCAY STREET, tthree door. below the Anne
IN Hotel,) New York The Subscriber would re-
spectully inform his friends and this public general that
h, has four good Billiard Tables be found in the
rate apartments the proprietor thinks will be select
ties. Each gentleman visiting the above establ en will
be furnished with private and apron for his
and the best attendance the city. ANY gentlemen
wishing the billiard room exclusive to themselves the
bowling alleys have the by applying the bar
Also Bowling Alleys, which are always kept in first
rate order, with the best of attendance.
Lunch day III o'clock Wednesday, and Sundavs
Fish or Clam Chowder
bury, Chnkarorss, Mill Pond Cold Spring and Massachn
sets Bay gentlemen calling for the above oysters can al
ways have them at the shortest they depend on
having the above His Bar well stocked with
the choicest Wines and Liquors. and Segas quail
manner not TO be surpassed
u Gentlemen will please to communicate at the Bar,
any neglect Of duty OF the attendants.
FRANCIS MONTENEGRO.
No. s Barclay street.
UJ-Frivate entrance at the Hall door au26 1msr
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Notwithstanding the repeal Of the tariff Of sa2 which
by reducing the duty to 30 cent ad vaorem takes of
not imagine that the coming will witness any de.
probation in prices compared with those current last
year The effect OF the above will be in great
degree counteacted by the reduction of the mposts in
England, and the abolition Of discriminating duties be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-18

CIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing, Will
- resume his lessons usual at his Music Room 90 Leo
To THE AMATEURS OF THE ACCORDION he would
commend his Album Just published containing delightful
collection Of the most popular operate melodies and favore
pieces.
This production much needed, show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
sgnor l.. NJ. accompanies his pupils the Piano and
Guitar au30 lmsm
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MONEY MARKET.



The market continues very heavy and prices for most
Of the sncies fell off fraction compared with yester-
day mornings prices. Norwich and Worcester declined
u per cent; Harlem IA; Reading v; Long Island "a
Canton u; Farmers Loan improved u. There we're
small lots of Morris Canal sold at decline OF one
half per from prices current at the previous sales
At the second board Harlem improved fraction and
Norwich and Worcester fell oh.
The following form of subscription to the stock Of the
Michigan Central Railroad Company has been adopted
by the Directors and forwarded to the commissioners
1t seems to supersede the notice published by them on
the sth inst and needs no explanation -
MICHIGAN CENTRAL Rail Roam COMPANY
Whereas The Legislature Of tae State of Michigan,
by act dated March 2sth, 1886, incorporated COM
pany auhorisipg said corporators and their associates
10 purchase and hold the Central Railroad in said
and agreed to sell said road for the of two million of
thousand dollars in what is termed Butler Bonds recog
nized by act of the Legislature Of the State OF Mch
gan dated March lsls and other indebtedness of the
And whereas subscription is about to be opened for
the purpose of making up of said capital of two millions
And whereas, One million and two hundred thousand
dollars of the Butler Bonds secured in said company
said bonds, including interest said bonds to date
they shall be surrendered to the State and said contract
We, the subscribers, agree to take the number of
shares in the stock Of the Michigan Central Railroad
average cost to be finally after the purchase
of State indebtednessthe present cost for purposes
of yment of subscription, being assumed at
twenty-five dollars for each share Of stock Of hundred
dollars.
The subscription having been filed and the required
amount raised the provisions of the act will be carried
out at We congratulate the citizens of Michigan
the successful result ofhis movement and the pur.
chasers have to congratulate themselves upon
securing such valuable and productive work of
nal improvement.
The earnings Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company have this year been much larger than antci
pated by the most sanguine friends of the road The
receipts for August this year. compared with the
ponding month last show increase of than
and half per cent The largest per cent has
been in the through travel having been about
teen per cent We the receipts for August 1916
and 1916.
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tween slave and tree grown labor The Contemplated
alteration hiss already passed the House OF Commons BY
a very large majority, and there is doubt that il wifi
be followed by in the consumption
Britain derived chiefly from those countries which have
hitherto exported their surplus products to the United
States But by far the best guaranty which the planter
ultimately possesses Tor the maintenance OF fair and
munerating prices the growing importance of the West
No foreign competition deprive OF that market
and the time would seem not far distant when the rapidly
increasing population Of that section will require the
greater portion, If not the whole of our cron
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THIS immense establishment surpassed by other in the
country Tor the oil costumes and
pingsfor the number Of talented and accomplished
ans aud for the beautiful stud Of hoseshave
cluded their Eastern and THEN way this
vicinity They will open Tomorrow (Tuesdayl Evening
at Jersey City, when Of the best selections from
varied entertainments will be given On Wednesday and
Thurs ay they perform at Newark This will be the OILY
opportunity offered this those DESTROYS OF
intellectual freat, who reside in the places alluded
The they have with thus far this has
ceeded their most sangune si4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-18
COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
fiAIIERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,

1ALLEFsd ~ us ,ocIs ~ Bosi. r.ipur,
w Ensravlngs Fancy Stationery, Drawinss, Drawing
Materials Music &c are now 70 be found upon the second
door whore every thing will be sold AZ low prices and
below the regular being desr0us OF clos
ing an az soon as possible his Book Department
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
nguantrues.
Purchasers are invited to call and his New Rooms,
No. 400 Broadway, second floor. ala eodexs tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-18
CENTURY PLANT.

THE CENTURY PLANT exhibiting at DUNLAP
ThOMSON'S Seed Store e33 Broadway, again
wn flower buds Pod AID PeIery 9rm a
cents children half price The price Of admission Wi, pc
cheerully refunded yisiter who mot Perecy
ned that the largest and wonderful plant o. ,he snd
ed m his