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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
]1ublir Couprnaners, ST.

T1s..-. cv7zz--e..:zs-1 MORRIS and ESSEN RAIL
'..'tss:. Ro AD-Sum'er Arrangement Com
-meucng Monday May ith, SlG-Ar
angsmen- will be made, OF which due notice viii he
given Tor additional tram leaving MOrrisowu NJ ~
NJ. ant New York AZ 2noon.
Leave New-York, Leave Newark, Leave MorristOwn.
s ociocS \. NJ 9o'clocN \. VI. 81 o'cock. a ".
F. VI. 7. NJ. 7. VI.
Passengers by the Morning Train 5orrs,own will
10 convey them To Schooeys Mountain. Washington. Bel
videre and Eason daly 10 Succasun Slanhope, Newton
Milford R1d Owego on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days; and RocIaway, Dover, Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays Zach Line returning
IN. following days 10 NEE; P NJ trains Tor y. l.
stage will also leave for BaskeIridge every evening on
tie arrival of Tie AT Morrisown.
Passengers 20 through. and from Jersey City without
gng On leaving the city will dcpos
their baggage IN the the foot OF COrandst where
sill be IN attendance receive IL All packages
bundles be entered the wHy-bl the Compa
NJ VII. not hold themselves responsible
Freight will br forwarded immediately 10 Morristown
from Albany Basin, BY Stephens and COndrs Line of
Shops Newark from The Trans pOrtaOn Office of the
y. j. K L. and Trans. &C. foot of Lberty ana ii desired
viii be called for IN any part OF the city. by application
said office. IRA DODD, Superintendent myi II
SCHOOLFY'S MOUNTAIN, via MOrristovn and Nor
ris and ESSEX Railroad from NewarA.-To accommodate
travellers Schooley's Mountain from Philadelphia and
Newark and Morr.stown by the Morris and Essex Rail
road, commencing Monday July l3ih LEAVING Morrstown
Gtg \ NJ leaving Newark NJ ?. VI. Or on the ARRIVAL Of
the II train from NewYork, and the morning
from Philadelphia with which trains there will he direct
connection By THIS train 81. arrive Mt Morris
,. p NJ where Stages vii De IN readiness
vcy them directly 10 SchOOey Mountain. jyl8
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MARIN e JOURNAL l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

Ships siddons, Cobb, Liverpool Collins & Co
Albert Prus) Richmond Boyd & Aincken; Salls Rrr-
rren Boyd s. Hincken.
Bark Ellen Augusta Flooa Portland Chase & Hamilton
Brss VIM Davis, Handy Plymouth; Enterprise (Sw)
Lsuisladus Mansanills Schn,id, s Bslchrn
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sT- ITO EMIGRANTs 49,

~ q
TAPS OTIS
FORWARDING LlNE.-The subscribers beg TO inform
heir friends and the public generally and en!granis parc
usry that thcy prepared 70 forward passengers
AL parts OF tue Western and Canada at the very
lowest ard with Certainty OF passengers experience
ing 20 delay any place The route Being interested
equally n al the modes OF conveyance into The Interior in
partial sdT'ce vi" be given those aboutto proceed " est
as 10 ne best mode OF travel well the beet routes 10
take FOR any inland Town United Staes or Canada
the EnugrG1i TrGsens Ltsid< which not only gives The
rates OF passage bu. also the distance al parts o NE
West and Cangdn together with the usually occupied
n performing journey any given place, may be mad
gratis. on application at heir once. 800.
From TIE superior manner in which this branch oil lheI
business has hitherto been conducted the SUBSCRIBER Ce
Win certainty guaranty tha! difficulty or te.tT Sa.
possibly be experienced by any person gong Y pe e,
aid he numerous frauds daily committed o fre
parties on persons gong West should deter nose ioou
curing their "terc p.L Il. az oI
hce OF established responsibility The suDse1ioerT ou3
here stale that their various conveyance- VIZ haHoad
Cars, Canal Boats and Steamers such a. cannot Dc sur
passed, Il ecualed. For farther particulars aP2I Z. oy
letter, os.-psidl 10 w l. J. T.IAPsSO1t,
Is SoG;h-sL one door West Of Burling-sEp
B-w. J. 7. I. dispatch rs class PACK
ets 10 London, Liverpool, Glasgow, New-OreaIis DO
bile. Savannah and Charleston with puncualiiy- Also 70
MAKE arrangements for bringing out passengers from any
pert Of The old country and v drafts for any amount @
able on demand n any part Of Great Britain or ifeano
ny5 Iawri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

I-1lsIi.z---1S-The NewYork and Erie Railroad SSyt
Line irUrnA pr acknowledgements, -
will daily Sundays eXccpteG) between the city OF New
York and Mddetown Goshen, and Intermediate places
follows
For Passenyers-Leev- New York Il, A. VI. and p. VI.
Leave Mddl.uwnItG, A. NJ. and 81 Z. NJ
Fare reduced to 81 Is 10 Mddletown-way in proper.
ton. Breakfast dinner supper and berts be had
the steamboat.
For Freig ht- Leave New-York a. P. NJ
Leave Midde.owr Il. IL ".
The Of the gn--, and OF the station where
be le distinctly marked upon each article ppcd
Freight received after , p VI. IN New. York.
Apply 70 J. r GARRISON. Agent AT The Ofice cor. OF
Duane and West SIS. II. Z. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 2ath, l3i6.
the afternoon train. 10 Milford, Chrbondale Honesda
Montrose, Towanda, Owego and West Also to Montce
To- Windsor, Bingbali0n, Ithaca, Nc Agent on board
rnl9
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

h brig 7aoras Rea,cr trora Sas raar, c-i--Messrs
Ell Sudd, Andres Bernard Joseph Dabo.
h Portuguese brig DlltseNeia from L''1on--Mr. Nc.
Apin and lady Messrs Herring. Harvey HILL Brainard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

PEppLI.o WITHOUT LIcENCE.-Kanasker
AFRO pedlar arrested and fined for hawking 10Y
e.gn goods without being duly licenced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

DRowyED.-A man named E. Crow, last nigh
accidentally fell INTO the dock No. (. K. and Wa
drowned. Tho Coroner called this morning 10 hoic
an Inquest upon the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

FUGITIVE APPRESTicE.-John JULIUS Frand,
+,,iye apprentice from Philadelphia arrested last
rssb, IN me Sd Ward and detained TO be sent back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

THEFT OF BoAT.-John F. Smith was brought
up and detained suspicion OF stealing boat from Pc
tsf huston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
Books.
PART xIrT ERAITEwAITEs cu-
,rp sprcr az PRACTICAL MEDlIi-NL HA- =

y EThOSPLLI OF ftt1N4-N 1l-
IL r., - pln.hed Js ..A-'fic' - -, =. ,,,-, ,te
Tins il by fsi The most rairahe as ,yis, Sa ~,
largest par Of this celebrated s,o- 10 - usual record
Of oS ns discoveries and improvement. IN me vaea
9cirncen -. M. moi crac.ica! Indications OF treatment
49, authors have recommended within tue asI
SIX rnon-as r., o,,,- ;---sssad az. NJ The last
d esni Sos price Of the Retrospect WI! IN utnre
- seven;yave Cents per No or - % per etootn co
rneocing nth No. IS. =.
Tens for the whole series No TO y inclusive 80
Per arnurn thereafter inverab!; N advance %
.5d-ess ;fe Publisher DANIEL ADEE,
Co frv l07 Fuon-st, y. Y.
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INEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

s..,,c,os or BuncLARr-A fellow calling him
- ,t,,a.l Griffin was arrested this morning on '"'
,-;o, of burglary being found in the fh'eeh'n 49,
= ,>o.sess!on of regular kit Of burglars Tools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

SAMUEL HASSAY. Secretary.
MSTuRS PosT, VI. D. Physician, sol Broadway eui
1 LEE INSTRiNCE.-rhe New England Mutual
Life Insurance COMPANY OF BOsor viii receive appica-
lions for Life Insurance al Is WGll-st
DIRECTORS.
Willard Philips, George II. Kuim Peter Wainwright.
William Parsons. James Read, William W. stone,
Francis c. Lowell, Rober, Hooper, Thomas y. Dexter.
Robert y Forbes Charles 7. Curtis, Gus ru's
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONATHAN AMoRY, Secretary.
JOINS c. CHEEs,iAN NJ d. Medical Examiner, New DIRK
Forms application for insurance and all necessary IN
formation will be furnished by the subscriber. III his Office
No IL Wal-sl New York
j II JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
~AFAR,I FOR sALE.-Si:ll-te on the Road II

GA FARM FOR sALE.-Si;u=te on The Road from
- New Rochelle Wllie Plans about eguid-thnt from
each. containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, al OF which
{. Po,v Land excepting Ten Acres which : Wood Land
The place divided By .ane and : LAID out iGo
for cultivation All tae fences are OF stone, N
good order and the ground II m gh tar Of cultivation
The buildings al Of good character and il order. For
TERMS apply to :. :. KENYON. on tle premises OF
1Qrf J. ADRIANCF. - Juln-S. New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
RAILROAD

. The rehyng OF ihe between
----- Bridgeport and New Milford (55 niles
VIII be completed the I'd inst and the will resume
their regular trips between the above named places
Monday, the 2iih inst
ARRANGEMENT
Passengers leave New York from TIE pier foot Market
q. O'ccck ?. NJ SUNDAY. eXcepted) by MIN
rod Capt J. Brooks, Jr arriving Bridgeport hafpast
-x, and New-Mllford nj O'Clock ?. NJ
Returning leave New Milford o'clock and arrive n
NewYork at II ~ VI freight train with passenger
viii between New Milford and North Canaan leaving
New Milford - A. ". and North Canaan 81 r. M
freign. train with passenger will leave Brdgepor.
daily, except Sundays al o'clock A. for New Milford.
Returning. leave SewMfort, at - ~
y. B.-The trains between North Canaan and West
Stockbdg- vii be discontinued after the Path for the
purpose Of RELAXING that part OF The track Freight
ed in New YORK FROM a NJ P VI. and positively no,
after that hour. r. 3. MASON, SUPERINTENDENT
6. VI. PERRY. Agent, New York-o.hce on The pier.
Bridgeport Aug. Is, 1876. aui5 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
miscellaneous.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No SPRUCE-sTREETIh ree doors from tdSaa.,tree,;y
THE facilities of this establishment Tor JOB HttHl -
are perhap- unsurpassed by any Office IN The city Inc
patronage the last year has been uc a 10 guaranty
treat extension in We therefore, WITH con-
id.ucc i--ue the following Gard 49,.
TO Observation-Disclosures supplied with oil hlnds
Of PRINTING NJ the cheapest rate. w:
Cards Bills Lading
Circulars Receipts,
Bill Heads, ChecES, &c
To LITERARY GESTLEmr&-O Original MaHuScr1pbpHr;ed
with accuracy.
panpaiets,I Stereotype W9Ik, and al Kinds Of
BOOKS. Je!ter i'ress Frlnttng
To Lecturers MusIcIASs-Prograrnr1es beautifully
printed
Lecture Bills. Small Bills for D!st'i-
Nanroti bills button, &c.
And every description Of Plan and Ornamental JOB York
executed greuI and punctuaIy, NJ the Office
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAMPH-
LET'S Gc ,
Alwork on the above Presses will be done al exirnord
nary loy prices J. a. FRAETAS,
ii2 # Tribune JOB Printer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

WINDOW SHADES, CIT Couices, &c.-J. c.
w Wuodior 25 Bow, cry enabled supply n, whole
sale or retail above goods prices much below former
Merchants from adjoining cities VIII ind many IN
luceinen;s make their selections.
70 Also Furniture Gimps, Curtain Tossels, &c La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

Run OvER-A person named Francis Kearns
wa, badly injured this morning by being run over by
horse and cart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

FOUND DRowSED-The body Of an unknown
man was last evening found floating in the North Rive
nesr pier No. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

popprsY-oaicer Flanagan OF the First " ard
-, ni1ht took into custody Richard Buckley, on
"a. nN 81 robbnz Timothy Heavy Of 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
~ ~ Z i,HTEk k rRlcHARp. 10 wa.

q, FOR SAIE-Or in exchange for property in the
eo Ciry or Brookyn-a Farm situate ,. miles West OF
-- Newburgh. Orange Co. n Y containing about 70"
acres nearly FL tllable. Limestone soil and suitable for
Rrsin ar grass ind under good cutivRtion or
cfnrd grated fulit in fun hearing The improvement
consists OF good tSo--lory dwelling and outhOuses.
large barn. sheds lc good the door. A. per-
-on wogd probably purchase without viewing the prem
.t.s iu desert pon i deemed unnecessary. The iaci
ties OF getting Nswburgh from the city generally
'Seli snovn. For terms &c. apply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
sCounty OF Newly notice : hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Gilbert Fowler late OF The city Of
New York. gentleman, deceased. present the with
the vouchers thereof The subscriber his office No Sc
Mar:on-~t city of New FORK before the six
icenh day o February Dated New York, the eleventh
dav of August, 1876. SAMUEL " EEKS,
;ti:lS Executor
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NJ. EETHEILER,
TEACHER OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE,
No dra.hv h.lnv. Grand LII rnE9 "
T10 THE puBL1C.--IIoE1M ( STUART

VIO THE PUBLIC.-INGIAM STUART have IN
vented and MADE application patent FOR new and
sef improvements for Wafer Closet which IL destined
10 place Of n! others. We would respectfully IN
v,e the attention the public the above Closet as me
will discover is superior advantages on !nspSclon WIN
Ju going into detailed account of them me pubic are
a.are u the d.ad vntages Of the old ones IN Winter, ~
tey freeze and likewise 10 choah up causs
much trouble and EXPENSE which Is entirely oovated N
n. above T.. Close. = - per cent cheaper than me go
,n. Tor sale d: INGRAM & COLES PlumberE, 81
Bowery and at ]. T. STUARTS' Plumbing establish
,neui, s2j broadway.
t6- we hereby caution the public agans, an infrng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
LAMPS cIRANDOLEs. &C.

LAMPS, GIRANDOLESI &c.
T AMPS GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, for tbs Spring Trade.-DlEIZ;
BROTHER & CO. No. Is John-si manufacturing and
always hand complete assortment OF articles N
lheir ne Of the following descriptions which they VII!
sell at wholesale II retail nj LOW PRICES for cash;
Improved Chemical Oh and CnHlphene Lamps,
Solar Lamps, Gilt and BrOnzed. IN great variety,
Cornelius q Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
G!rundues various patterns gilt silvered brouzed.
SG.pending Soiars, Doric Camphepc Lamps,
Bracket Solars, Side do CO
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
BRITANNIA Hand Lamps, Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior ChcnicaI Oh, Pure Sperm OIL,
do Camphene, Solar and Lard OIL,
DO Burning Fluid Refined Whale On mlSy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

- HI ltRED StSPENDERS.-To Johbers and EN-
- porter>.TAe subscriber IS nOyv prepared with his
stock OF Patent SHRED Suspenders for Fe trade and
constantly manufacturing the only really good corrugated
Braces IN market
The mus, cheap worthless limitations sold during the
past wear und generally condemned by the consumer
vii Only nave Tie effect 10 induce distant buyers u inquire
FOR Days Paien, Suspenders. which have always given
satisfaction. and Hl with his have guaranty
pasted on each box.
the Subscriber OF the patents used 10
these goods hi- keep the
hon of the article Mere piraes and itaors have no IN
lres IN prospect. therefore nave made poor article he
cause such could he made cheap. JUDGE.
.ua EDR ACp H DAY Corr
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scsp,croy OF GRAND LARcEyY.-A female
,.7,rd Catherine Reed arrested this morning oy
a;cer Watson on suspicion OF stealing 500 and god
18th from a stranger while on the Five Points The
accused was detained TO answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

A71rxpr TO PICK PocxET-A man ma, named Zee
clark wss arrested last evening by officer Watson
~ = charge of attempting TO pick the pocket OF VIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
mYILIAHLE EARM II ILLTN0TS.-FoI

sale or exchange for real rstae the City
OF New-io IL vicinity. Said Farm lies IN Kane
Co in the beautiful valley OF the roy about 81 miles from
Chicago about tO1 prairie and TIM
land upon both sides OF the river The location Is
very healthy nud well adapted TO the raising OF grain
stock. having about 80 under the pow. The
Farm we'll watered and stocked with the best breeds
cattle horses, sheep and swine. good house with
cis-rn and other oubuitings upon the premises,
with fences and farming uen-il5-all complete repair.
The orchard contains the hest kinds ofirut
This situated within three quarters OF mile Of
rsl and mills churches schools, stores, Stages
Tor Chicago aud Ottawa pass by daily
II i one OF the finest and most eligible situations in
Northern Illinois, aud : offered for sale solely because ''
owner has business which calls hin East
For particulars applytn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

prae1ARY AND AxREsT-A policeman -' q 'he
s Ward this morning arrested Wsn J. oBren, on
.s.rae of breaking the dwelling house o. zen H.
ssdFrY. No. Is 2o,est and s'eaiins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

- Broadway, adjoining NIblos-John r s Smith has
atee assortment OF Homeopathic Medicines IN ,iac,ures
itrat;ons dLn;ons and g!obu!es: Sugar OF Mix. Pure
Acohol, Distilled Water Pellets &c &c Phvsc!ars' Pock-
81 and siiy Cases OF Medicines hand prepared
order Homeopathic Plaster. substitute for ordinary
Court and Adhesive Plaster an excellent application
tor Corus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

CHANDELIERS, CuuteaDra Lamps, GA, Fixtures
I&c &c.-THOMAS CRANE BANKS would inform the
pt,bc and the former of CUuthUuy Movers,
hat the old stand opposite HE Tabernacle
he business formerly carried gu by them HAVING cceiveo
he agency of the Justly celebrated manufacturers, h w
Hooper Co he offers the superior articles OF heir manu-
actur. great reduction from the price OF C. ~ Ih-
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.fr"s~ |, OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY-

STrdno5 irIlto9, ~ NJ NIL
Aihuny Linc.-rhe fast and splendid
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt A. Hitchcock, viii leave the
foot OF Roh-onsL above Barclay every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. O'clock The Express Is 1t
ted with the best OF furniture with spacious
ana good berihs With tie public patronage, the travelling
part of the community may b" OF uw fare the entro
through For passage freight, apply 10 the Cap
tain board, of GEO. L. STANLEY,
nh Il lht. re % NJ InGk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
. If SMORNING LINE At HALF-PAST O

rs!..tSSllsoCLOcK,. Tor Albany from the Steamboat;
Pier foot OF Narren.st. Passage 81 Leav-
iug Ncw-York on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. Al
bany, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Landing ut
Hammond; Van C9rdanlts, reoG.kA West Point Se~-
hurgh Hampton Bristol, Poughkecpsie Hyde Park,
Kingston, Upper Red HOOK Bristol. Cstskil, Hudson,
CoNsaClIC.
Passengers taking this boat will arrive in for the
train Of Cars from NbNny West To Buffalo, North Sara
toga. Whitehall aud Lake Champlan.
The new and elegant ow pressure steamer METAMO-
Rt, Capt ?. II. Smith, viii leave above Breakfast and
dinner on board For freight passage apply board
A. II i not generally understood TINT the Morning Limo
leaving nj o'clock A. VI. ctagc s. take This method
inform the public thar by taking thc METAMO
RA &. O'Clock ~ NJ they themselves 81 and mr.
Albany a carlcf hour than By the Old Line
Passengers will beware the deCoy runners OF The North
America, she put the Old Monopoly, "a
Tie same hour at. the MeIuinorI-
Fare Nan Corandts Dock 25 cents: Poughkeepsie 50
cents Hudson, 10 cents Albany, 81 au22 e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26
T,EE PATERSON SILK FACTORY /.

stantly manufacturing Tram Organzne and .srge skeu
Servings ell (bo plain ana =haded and he very
6.- qualify Of SIX for Fringe. Gimp aud Coach Lace
Makers.
Orange and White F,oss, tor manufacturers Of Tveeds
and Fancy kersryGeres.
Embroidery Six, FOR Shaw.s Scars, &c.
to-- SilA. for lettering and tying the ends OF cloths and
other piece goods
servings In small skens-B.acks, Drabs Light DYES and
Cloth colors handsomely put up II half and quarter pound
papers, or bundle. OF 100 skeGs each.
Gen;!etaeas Plain and Fancy Cravats OF any style.
order.
Poke; Handkerchief plain white silk or printed
Waste, 70 make Spun Silk for weaving, &c
The above for sale Factory prices orders for any
article IN the Silk line solicited by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

y prr.-FRANCIS LOCTREL u Msden-laHe. Manu-.
faciurrrs AMI Books every description CrUon Ink
gold Pens. Manifold LeerWf;ers &c. sc. invite the al
ot dealers and others the large OF
Accom-; Books. Copy, Memorandum and Pass BOOKS,
Time BOOKS, Letter Books FOR the Press. &c; Cap and
Letter Papers Wrapping Papers Bonnet Boards. Bristol
Boards Perforated Boards Cash Boxes, Pen Racks gold
and steel reus Wax Waters. Pencils States Paen Let
Clips English and French Stationery both fancy md
staple N srea; variety. southern and Western merchants,
supplied the lowest prices FRANCIS LOUTREL,
su2p In SalIonrrs. = Maldeu-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

IN PURSUANCE OF M order the Surrogate OF The
County II New o Notice il hereby given 10 NIL per
sons having claims against Amos Proctor late OF The Cy
OF New York, deceased present the same with the
vouchers thereof the subscribers nj their office No los
Brcud,vay, in Tie Civ of Sew-lork or before the
twelfth day at December Dated Newly ORR, the ninth
day OF June, 1916
ELIZABETH PRocToR,y Administrators.
HENRY ANDREW ielU laNvnm
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- rT4- sOPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

Through without INSTRUMENTATION and
Albany Line.-rhe ard splendid steam.
ar BELLE, Capt. Samuel Schuyler Will leave Newiork
for Albany every Monday. Wednesday and Friday al
O'Clock T. VI. from the foot OF Robiusou-st The Belle Ia
fitted with speudd aud for speed, comior,
and safety not surpassed BY boat the Hudson river
For freight passage inquire OF the Captain board or
ri No Soutll.si.
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive IN Albany In
ample time for The morning OF East West.
~ B.-Frrichl tnneu Al moderate rates iyl6U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT and Farm for
spo Sae-The beautiful country residence OF Leonard
- Lee ESQ. situated. adjoining New Windsor, Tie
Hudson River, Newburgh For extent Of prospect
and character Of land. there few any, places the
North River desirable the farm contains 100
wing in square form and divided into and 10 lots
abundance OF frit; ne improvements &c and Is DESIRE
Die the residence of gentleman, the society IN this VI
cinitv being Of l- first order For terms. sc. apply
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