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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
BIngan.on Broome Co. Y Aas - aa39 Ia ~

q. FOR SALE-A Farm OF SIS acres in FishkiI,
Duchess county. IL partly high limestone land,
with some rich a!luyia! meadows along The Maitea-
wan Greek The buildings and eNicnsve-the
fences all good and the soil in fine condition Increased
production be obtained from nexhau-tibe supplies
muck and limestone the farm Il lies miles from the
Hudson River besides winch The villages, mills and fac
tories furnish abundant market In prodUcyeness
and POSITION il the choice locations in the coun-
ard 10 gentleman, the beauty OF this part the couu-
try and the variety OF It's scenery make desirable
dcgce. Address lpeid, WIN. VAN WICK,
SO law6wF Pokeeps:e Duchess CO. Y Y
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s2s a y fIAI Uff SALE, very cheap, IN ne to.sn
OF -Ha icoroush, Ulster county, sx and half miles
rom lhs village OF Ne'vburg ard two and half miles
rom Hampton sad farm contains about uInetyhye
% 1sb4c and IL e.r stale OF cultivation On the PREM
ises Is cwell!1Zhouss barn. oU.-houses,
mostly N sol-tence Is well stored wiIh r1ii.ecs
rlost ever yaety The said farm vii be cold very los
Is iae owner intends 20 dispose Of Il immediately For
Particulars, Terms, &c apply 10 ~ Fletcher, Marlborough
or 70 HERBERT HALL
81 2E.- Cn-,er RIeecEe- I'D C-r-,tr =.
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q 4 GOOD FAKM IN NIKTRN FOK SAFE.

S-Thc subscriber offers for the Farm which he
resides, in the village OF Auburn Cayuga Co.
consisting OF l5l OF good Grain and Grazing Land,
well enclosed and waiered and upon which large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses Carriage
Houses, Barns Sheds and other necessary oUtbuidnss,
three Apple Orchards great variety of choice Frlit
Trees and ShrUbhery, four durable Springs three Wells,
hundred rods ofu Stone Fence, and ireNhiusIibe
Quarry Of superior quality OF gray and blue Lime Stone,
suitable for cutting and dressing eligible and conven!en!
continued sale of that article, either rough Eewn,
according the demand, and from which of the ee
giant stone buildings IN Auburn were erected.
THIS Farm extends from Nort,t and Statc-st.
with front Of eghysX rods the former and one humid
red and rods both sides Of the lacr-upon
Their which may be advanta geously sold number
of village lots the pleasure OF the About -
acres. including the large house. barns sheds
cards and garden lie between Norh-st and the Auburn
syracuse Railroad 65 acres including the quar-
~ and dwelling house, lie between said Railroad aud
Safest. and the remaining 90 with dwelling
houses lie West OF Saiea which is in high OF
cultivation well fenced conveniently allotted and in good
order The whole Farm, either OF the above parcels,
VIII be sold cheap and If desired, time Will be given for
the payment OF large proportion of the purchase money
lnGuirc Of Luther Tucker Of Albany Hulbefi Hall
Auburn, or the subscriber upon the premises.
GEORGE B. CHASE.
A,sk,, n
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Urn Goods.
SOUTHRRN COTTON YARS.-Bes,

SoUTHRRH COTTON .YARN.-Bes, Southern
try merchants Al the lowest market VIZ:
SOrib Carolina factories, assorted Nos. ) 10 10
5 59aaa Ga iard twisted Yarns do 9t9i3
These Cotton Yarns made from pure cotton. and The
complexion O. the goods Is unsurpassed for cearness
Buyers have any assortment of numbers put up TO
sui ihe.r wants without extra price
Also, Paterson cud other NewJerscy Yarns. az low
prices together win Bats, WICK WARP. Irvine aud
PeaTsl up stairs N UNDERHILL
CINGIIANIS and Printed Muslns.-A. ARNOLD K
" Co 81 CGns!-si are now offering the following goods
Gaghars new and handsome styles from Is ID Is Sd per
ofgg aaS7e9o'' '''t do do do Is Sd per yard
6 6isas5 Do Do Dc Do Do Dc Dc g Do Do mil
-. tire stock OF Dry Goods adapted the Fall trade
consisting of silks Shevls, Msrinoes, Cashmeres, NJ De-
lanes &c 10 which he would invite The attention OF pug
chasefs. sid #
ZINE BLANhETS.--l0c cases Of the finest quality, Q,
10. II and rs Ribbonbound fne family blankets o;
Of american manufactures l reeve we for s :, y o
II ERSEYs AND PLAINS-5o0 cases and bales Do
ikver Washington, Coventry, Georgin, and Concord
River Co. Plains and kerseys, for salc BY
s2l NESMLTH & Co 80 and d Pines.
DLANhETS.-Whit iMackinaw and Graner Blank
Dels; Plain aad Twlled Dufs; Whitney Blankets;
Blue and Green Macknaws for sale by
sa C. r. HARRIS. 10 Exchange place.
RLEACHED GOODS-850 cases comprising every
40 width style and quality for sale by
s2l NESMlTH x Co 80 and 81 Pne-si.
ESTALTHANi COTTONS-55c cases So inch bleachel,
81 for sale by NESMlTH co. - and 80 Pine-sL 81
RLUE CDATTNGS-For sale by c. F: HARRIS,
I'D "a 10 Exchange place.
C,REEN BOOK NGS-PIlln and Twilied, Tor sale
U6y c, F. HARRIS, % Exchange place. 3
CORDOyA PLAINS-FoT sale by c. +. HARRIS,
" So 10 Exchange-p!ace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

CUMBERLAND OAL-The Echar, Goodwin dis-
&c IN few days cargo Of the above coal fresh
from the company mines, Ia good order all mmps al the
foot Of Threenth-st. " r For sale low for cash apply
10 T. STOKES DICKERS0N, No. 6s Thirteenth ST
s2u 6Lhsyepne. and Ion AnthoHy-st Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

PErr LARcExIgs-James Thompson was ar
rested In the 4til Ward for stealing cloth caps t.orn
VIVA. Lecorne. Hugh Mcbride and Francis McSalty
were arrested for stealing carpe,bag from EDWARD
Dunn Broadway. John Holmes stole iFock from
MS mother and paaed IT, and arrested Tor tAe Of
fence. John Riley stole quantity OF oists IRON tne
foot Of 2ithst Easl River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

TTNIIIN Is To CERTIFY tDnt Inc undcTrlgncd
have, pursuant The provision of the Revised Statutes
Or the State OF Sew-York formed limited Partnership
under the name irm OF Dwight Johnsonthat The gen
era nature OF lie business be transacted is General
Commission and Produce Business, and the principal
place business of the said partnership situated in the
city Of New-York, in the State OF York-and that
Dwight Johnson, whose place Of residence is Tie city OF
BROOKLYN. in the State OF New-York i general part
fc and Vuchc Worhnglon, whose place Of residence Is
the city Of Cincinnati The State Of Ohio, Is the special
parner-and that the snid NHche Eorhingon has
iributcd the Of Twenty thousand Dollars capital
towards the stock and thai the sad partnership
to commence the tenth duy of September. a u,
thousand eight hundred ofiy-siv aud terminate
the ninth day OF September 4. u. thousand eight
hundred ind Orty-unc
Dated this ninth day Of September A D. thousand
eight hundred Hnt forly-sN DWIGHT JOHNSON,
Slow v WOETHiNGTON.
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su7 Il EMERSON K PRICFIARD, 10 Wall-st

EIFARM FOR SiLE.-The undersigned, IN conse-
quence OF III health offers for suie, in lots suit pur
- chGsers the beautiful Farm twel known the Pat.
ierson) which he now resides situated the road
leading from Biughamton Owegotiye miles from the
former pace-on the line of the New York aud Erie Rail
road and directly fronting the Susquehanna river The
Farm consists of $50 acres. most o; which Is IN good
stale OF Improvement wen wa;ercd, and abundance OF
fruit There dwelling houses, tone OF which Is u
superior fronting directly the rverl three barns,
and ou,houses, sheds, the premises. If
sold private sale previous The 18th day of Septcm.
ter. il viii then that day al o'clock be sold a, public
auction the premises. MOst OF the purchase money
may remain bond and mortgage for term years.
JOSEPH SAYRE
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,LAERAL BOOKS e: .hs Beaten oace, Frsakiiiiu-
-A1e' Se.s-f- y Y EFT Imsoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

--A1-s------' Il PS c OTIS
FORWARDING LlNE--The subscribers beg to iniofE
heir friends and the public generally, and grants paff
ulary that they areBOw prepared To forward passengers
10 ali parts Of the Western States and Canada, al the yeU
lowest rates. and with certainty Of passengers expefe
ing delay at any place the Being ntcfesxa
equally IN all The modes Of conveyance into the INTERIOR m
partial advice VIII be given 10 tose ab0utto proceed "e
10 the best mode VI I!ave well the best routes
take for any inland town the United States Cansda
the "EnugrafI TrGveng Guide which not only gives W.
rates Of passage, but also the distance 10 all paris Of "
West and Canada together with the time usually oeuPea
In performing journey 10 any given place. may De lea
gratis, application al their office. 80,
From the superior manner In which this branch oi w
business has hitherto been conducted, the subscnDe c
with certainty guaranty that difficulty or delay ~
possibly be experienced by any person gong BY e!f ~
and the numerous frauds daily committed by iTresponD
parties persons gong West, should deter nose sb
curing their passage from engaging any Where but a. ~
fee OF established responsibility The subscnoers woi
here state that their yu6Ous cOnyeyrces M staio
Cars Canal Boats and Steamers such IA cannot BE- ~
passed, IL equaled. For farther partculars, aPpy " "
letter post-paii) ~ W. (. J. T. TAPSCGTT
al Souit-si door West % Burlitg-sHp
~ BW. T. T. continue 20 dispatch h[5 GAS Pc -
els 20 London, Liverpool Glasgow, New-Oreant, "a" ~
bile Savannah and Charleston, With puncmaiIy also, ~
make arrangements for bringing out passengcs ffoih 49,
part Of the old country, and give drafts for any amount p'
able demand IL any part Of Great Britain or lreaha
ny5 laytf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

Al Five o'clock, P. M-Landng u; Intermediate Place.
From the foot of SarclSy-st
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt r. II. Furry, VIII
leave Monday, Wednesday, Friday and SaadAy amer.
Moons u; o'clock.
S,eambos, SANTA CLAUS. Capt, E. overeagh, win
Leave Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons al
aSply on board or a, The oace on the wh,,, =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
prIIEVILIE WHITE LEAD.

yFNHE subscdbers receiving from he factory OF Belle
vle y. j. their regular supplies OF this superior Lead
dry ard in OIL put up IN CASKS and kegs which they
equal in quality 10 any imported brand. For sale IN
lots o. one ton and upwards. by
FRYATT, CAMPBELL & co. AS Froni-s,.
Alsn-Re Lend LilhArpe Ed Gr1nrn Minnrnl al 9ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

GRAsp LARcrSY-A man named Henry Kup
ureet was arrested By officer Brundasc Of the 3rd Ward
Yesterday afternoon charge Of stealing Sj3 IN no
nov, aud silver watch worth s. from Hugh Campbell
OF South anboy The watch and $9 % the money was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
Auburn Angus, 10, 1876. SOW

VALUABLE FARM IN lLLINOIS.-For
sale exchange for real estate situated in the City
- of Newly DIRK, lis vicinity SAID Farm lies in Kane
CO. in the beautiful valley of the Fox about 50 miles from
Chicago and contains about 400 OF prairie and tim
Der land both sides Of the river The location -
very healthy and well adapted to the raising OF grain
stock, having about $50 ucres under the pow The
Farm well waercd and stocked with the best breeds
Of cattle horses sheep and swine. good house with
cisern barns and other out-buiIdngs upon the premises
with fences and farming uienslls-al IN complete repair
The orchard contuins the best kinds of fruit
This farm situated within three quarters OF mile Of
rrist and mills churches, schools stores, sc. Stages
for Chicago and Ottawa pass Uy daily.
II Is of the finest and most eligible situations in
Northern Illinois and offered for sale solely because the
owner has business which calls hun East.
For particulars applyto
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On 0OO PAIRS MEMS, wonlen's aud chIdrens

r~VyVVU Turt KUbbrr-
6o0n pairs Mems metallic over Shoes
5000 do do Rubber Over Shoes with leather
s,lrs. straps &c.
5Oro pairs Ladies' metallic Overshoes
i,Obb dp do do Bnskns
5000 do do do Sandals
Together with Ergc assortment OF Patent SHRED Sus-
pendcrs IN all their different variety OF STYLES and patterns
For sale "a, the lowest market prices al the warehouse of
the Newark n. j. India Rubber Manufacturing Company,
rs Maiden-lane. sl9 Ct
DIAPER NAREl!OI sE-CYRuS ". FIELD, No
u /: Burning slip, ~ y. oilers for sale
Printing Paper-lGlOOO rcgns. all sizes.
Wrapping Parer-4i, 900 rcnns, all sizes.
Hanging rapeT-&U tons various qualities.
Binders BoHd-lcO tons. superior article together with
complete OF NIL other kinds OF Paper ut the
lowest manufactures prices for cash. satisfactory notes
81 ~
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,E-ss arKOY MNKNlNtI AND EYKNING

d TkUN MOURNING MD EYENlNt;
lir-sstssss--1HLlNE for Albany and Troy. MORNING;
LlNE-The Steamboat TROY, Capt Coz.
ham. Will leave Tuesday, Thursday. aud SAurd.y-Th.
steamboat NIAGARA. Capt VIM. Ellsworth will !.ays
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock 4 NJ frorn
the Steamboat Pier foo; OF SarclaysL for Troy and inter
mediate places.
EVENING LlNE-The steamboat COLUMBIA, Cart
VIM. H. Peck will leave Monday. "Wednesday ard rridsy
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt Il. h. Macy. will leays
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings a, O'clock
from Cor,land-s,. Pier. Tor Albany aud Troy direct
~ The above boats OF The first class they are con-
msded by experienced and attentive officers and for speed
and accommodation superior 10 alosi and inferior 10
none on the river. les
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

O. TO GROCERS.-At Private Sale-The suostan-
t5 ieI and well built threestory brick house, on The
~ SOUTHEAST corner OF Rvington and Tompkins
being very desirable location the store having been
fitted Up expressly for the Grocery business VIII be sold
low If apned for soon. Ouehs OF the purchase money.
If required can remain bond and mortgage. For par
t3crlars APPLY 10 ROYAL ORMSBY.
Tor
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. .sT-~ h,L0ENING HOAT FOR ALBANY

Ezs-sasil.--ieAND TROY.-rassnge Sl.-Brcakfns and
Ae18N1 Dinner on board the Boat. Passengers
taxing this Boat Will arrive in time 10 take the Eyetag
Train of Cars from Troy Buffalo, and noh 10 S..
atogo. and Lake George.
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. VIM. Ellsworth will
leave Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock L. ~
from the rcr foot Of MISUNDERSTANDING opposite
days. ~ For Passage Freight apply board or 10
4. HtInll the Office The Mhnrf nnlin
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FITS : FITS

Proprieor's office 1876 Bowery Sold. wholesale and re
tsil. by WYATT 4 KETCHAM. III Fult0n-st \. Y. and
C. SiOane l2i Fullnn.si. BROOKLYN Price n. iYg3
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NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. %

WEDNESDAY. SefL %
Aco1oxSr.-Yesteriay afternoon Mrs. HON
prsy of Troy and Old sdy Is years Of age 'vas passing
he s,a.aven.e when in eqacnce OF an inequality IN
,ne sidewalk IN froa. of u o she missed her footing
,,a fe uooa the pavement she was 50 much injured
by the li ihs, she unable 70 r'e and Policeman
f tbe 18Th ward procured carriage and had ner con
y.vsd q, the residence Of her friends in uthst near ID.
Avenue The oeec, OF the owners oi the property to
reoair the sidewalk where the accident occurred is Civ
en- as the eause Of the accident
CHURCH OF rHE PUKIrANs,-.rhe Cornerstone
OF this edidcc Inc Of Ffeenthst and Univer
sty-placc laid Yesterday Afternoon with appropriate
ceremouies large audience assembled in the pleas
an, open air Addresses were delivered By ReT. Dr.
Cheeyer, and Rev. Dr. Bacon Of NewHayen. Prayer
offered by Rey. Df. Adams Of Broornesi' ch0fen
and hymns sung by the whoye assembly inc oh0seH
IS be OF the Byzantne or Ron@nesque '5le OIL @fch
,ecrafe which Immediately preceded the Gothic and
may be considered as connecting Ink between the
Gothic and tie R0rnau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

A WORD TO BUYERS OF Suspcndcrs.-lf you
Awoud furnish Your customers with Shrred SUspencers
thnt " not seperale and become vRlueless after
weeks wear. inquire for Days manufacture, put up in
boxes wiz. his name and guaranty Not piece las ever
sepera,ed-il buyers cheaed with worthless article
remember Of Days manufacture ever sepera;c Mer-
chants VIII observe Day sSusppnders all full length and
never Put up short lengths for deception Warehouse .
CortUd-s- New-York. CS~ No Commission Houses have
Days Suspenters in Ncw-York. IS 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

90 TO LET.-The and dwelling No. ~
E Nlnih-av euue between Eighteenth and Niaeieeh SIS
This Just completed ! spacious and as good
location for dry goods crockery boot and shoe dealer
or anv s!rar business he found N this part OF The
civ The dwelling part OF the house IS complete with all
tue modern Improvements including Croton Water &c
Rent moderate 20 a good tenant Apply 10
sula- WASHINGTON SMITH shi West lSth-sL
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hrs. /, MORNING LINE al ocioeE-Fo

rIk =
saStt.s.-- Nbany Troy and Intermediate Landings
The Steamboat Pier AT tbs foot Of Bar.
cay-st The NIAGARA leaves NewYork Monday Wed.
nesday ard FRIDAY nj O'clock l. NJ. Leaves Troy Tues
day Thursday and Saturday. at O'clock, A. N. BSeaks,
and Dinner on board the boat
Passengers taking this beat will arrive In time 10 ks
the Evening Trains OF Cars from Troy West 10 Bufao d
North TO Saratoga. Whitehall and Lake Chunplan.
All Goods, Freight. Baggage, Bank Bills Specie, any
other kind of property laAen put shipped board this
Boat must be Al the risk OF the owners OF such Goods
Freight. Baggage, sc.
For Passage freight apply on board, or 10 ?. B.
HALL. al the otfc. on the wharf aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

Sae-Fyt or SIX reinar kab!y me situations
1- nv residences within three mites OF the City OF New
York. on Bergen Heights. commanding splendid view
OF the bny and harbor York of the surround
ing COUNTY, many mites Each parcel contains i've
With me forest The For farther particulars
apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
IL Brcad-st.
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= pili. Y. i 1T, 5IIRIa-,tH 100
ing saved from the aie fire much OF MS stock Hom.opa-
hie medicine, IN an uniuEred Stale enzhed supply
orders arc furnish cases. &C. &c. u heretofore
lie has removed 10 the above number where may be
found family and other arna tinctare srl.a plss
ter and OF medicines Of the best qua
lily. ~
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INDIA-RUBBER GOODS. = Cor

NDlA-kt BBEk GOODS. - Cor!lEud-sL-Ddy's
iesoh hneni Is now supplied and i constantly manu-
featuring every descriptions OF luGa-rubbe goods incud.
ng his Incompatible patent SHRED Suspenders which
Fever separate Go ali other makers All the approved
styles OF oyeE-s.soeS for and Children with
leather and rubber sales Life preservers pillows air and
sale IN quantities TO suit Iii In
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= rG~a,~ AOPPOSITIGN MORNING LINE al!

ts-ss,.6i O'Clock for Absny-Laudiny al Ham.
mOud-sL Van Cortlandts (PecksailD
Cold Spring Newburgh, New Hamburg Milton Pokeep.
SIZE Hyde Park Kingston, Upper Red Hook Bristol Cats
Kill, Hudson and CoNsacke.
Passage One Do!ae-The and fast sailing ,esEboa
METAMOKA. Capt. ?. H. Smith win lesvs the pier foot
OF Warrcnst every Monday "Wednesday and Friday .,
O'Clock 4. NJ Returning willleaye Albany Tuesday, Thurs
4, .,iS ,,,r.Ipv
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elaborate case. covered with morocco, plain gilt SUI
pchly Illuminated, IS IN by y in2 in deep) uniting the
entire requisites OF he portable desk and containing the
justly celebrated letter and coin balance, with pen holder
anew application oi inksland with judla rubber stopper
steel pens letter and che,uci seal memorandum tablet
and oottpS card, - ucE measure lnGd rubber. 90
medallion other waters, sticks OF seating WAY
Gpcrs, wax promcthcan lights, being sufficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

rINlPE AND PRINTERS MArERIALS-ROBERT
TAYLOR has commenced manufacturing hSnd.cu,
Type al Tic foundry recently occupied by Messrs Cock
ctUit Overcnd. No, a. AsL and all orders he may re-
ceve for type and Pgicrs Materials VIII be puncluly
attended to.
The services OF Mr. J. 4 T. Oycrcnd have been secured
and he will supeTntend the manufacturing department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

Il
Npany.-NOrtCE.-The Stockholders of The New York
aud Erie Railroad Company hereby noiihed that the
annual election FOR Directors OF the Company will ne held
al The ohce No. s. WalsL in the city OF New York. on
Tuesday ,he 18Th day OF ocoberneXt from 10 clock NJ
10 O'Clock 7. NJ.
The rcster Books viii be closed from the ed OF Sept
until thc day after the election
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
\
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-22

5000 bales.
The imports during the period to 1888 bales
Ashes-There has been moderate amount of transac-
tons during the week. but prices fully maintained
our quotations The sales consist Of so bbls American
Potash, first brands, ls45 81 25 10 bbls 1874 at 81
CO., and l5 bbls Pearlash at IS 5O per 30 kill duty 8 2
paid We have received SO bbls Pots Baltimore from
New York. Drugs and Dyes-Not much inquiry has
been manifested since last report the sales to record
being 40 casks quercitron bark Philadelphia u.s.
per 90 Kill and 39i packages African gum copa zoe
72l per so kill duty paid, lot of 600 bags nitrate
OF soda to arrive, found buyers at 10 per so xii,
in bond. We have received IS casks quercitron,
and II packages bees from New York; 224
Hdcs-A complete stagnaton has predominated in this
article since our last report without however any alte-
ration having occurred in prices which well support
ed at previous quotations. only 100 Pernambuco dry
sailed having found buyers at Coo The imports 3
hides from New Orleans 1894 from New York. and 230
from St Domingo Rice-our market being bare Of Caro-
lima rice, In first hands, resale OF only 60 terces took
place at IS, per so Kill duty IL 37ll paid soon as
supplies received some activity may be looked for
in tho demand, buyers for consumption waiting for orr
walls Tallow, &cvery little inquiry has taken place
in taow the only sale TO notice being 40 casks Russia
at 81 50 per kill duty paid prices however maintain
their ground al quotations. Notwithstanding the limit
cd character Of the demand. We have also report
sale of 100 bbs American lard at 81 So for consump
ton supply Of 3S casks taow and 80 bbs lard arrived
from the United States Whalebonc-Friccs have expo
ricnccd decline since last report and sales have
again been very limited consisting Of tons northwest
fishery at 90 to 49, and ton southern at IS,
per Kill for home The Baltimore, from New York,
had on board 3l2 bundles Stock on hand ITO tons,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-22

died.
Instant, MARGARET MARNs, wife OF

Died.
On Thursday, 2lst instant, MARGAREr MARvs, wife OF
George smith, in the 30th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, 3l9 Pearl street,
Saturday, 92d inst. at O'Clock in the afternoon.
At Brooklyn, yesterday, after q short illness, Amos
Coles, Esq, aged Sc years
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral Saturday (tomorrow) afternoon, at
o'clock, from his late residence No Colorado Row,
Brooklyn Heights.