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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27
RAYMOND 1 WARNINGS
MENAGERIE.

~rOv OPEN A. SIBLO's GARDEN-Mr. Pierce ard
.Adeine Will sppear during each exhibition Door
oren tom lOto y NJ 2 20 aud 70 O'clock 2 NJ -
Atm.siou 5 cs children under 10 years half pree OF Wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27
DIR GOODS.

NOR GENTLEMEN'- FALL AND WINTER
l. WEAR-AD assortment of goods comprising al Ms
new and various styes Cloth Cas.mere- kcstngs and
Overcoatngs which Will be made up 10 order Al our pro-
verbis liz moderate charges while the same endeavOrs y"
be ex-red as hsve given me style and character Of our gar
ment. precedence with the discerning the same may Dr
remarked In reference the extensive ready STOCK
We have always hand comprising Oycrcoais ClOas.
Dress and FrOck Costs PsuaOOn-, Vests, &c from ~ch
The trade Of distant cities obtain asupply
Nm I JENNINGS 4 co. Diapers and Ialors
E.t..hnenl for fret quality Read made Garments 81
Broadway American Hotel OH us
nRy GooD~.-For sale At lowest cash prices,
IJPruts Ginghams, Cloths, Cas.ners, saunets pisn'
zst. Fannes &c Also, wet with sat wzter, r. id A.
naes Lostre. Merno-s De LANES C0buTg Cloths, ong'
hams &c fozl Iwt..l " MATHEWS, 90 C.th-rinosl
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaeuoue~r
DN BANGS. RICHARDS a PLATr, 81

JOSIAH HIGHLANDS, Ancuonc~x
by BANGS. RICHARDS q PLArr, store
Ib2es Br0se~sy .-LabefA cash sdvsnr-s made % COG
sgrr.rls for sncuo, 50 - . ,..,,.,os
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Oct = and =
KasH s<D N.lTaur so1As-Aa excessive snd eaos
COLLECTION OF ms ish Booze nclatng many very eGos
I'D desirable rrccaty imported together VIII ssec
son. for severn private ftrsrss Among NJ N are sses
Ia AfrhN-cmre. Arucgiii-. Msbsmsncs. Philosophy BIO
osrsphy. Languages. Po-sry and the Sciences enIy
voyages s1c Iraves. Old and modem >~rTons, scdcs
wors. u An snd many volumes ere~ednsy eanoes soa
lliSae .,x
LAssE .>p I~rosrA~T ssLtoF k>elisr B0oss-locno-
- over M cases pucpsy rom he Ere, poeseinS eoases
OF London Being ne extensive varied and nehssg COZ
seton = modern books hitherto offered They embrace
very srs- ard col ecoo ~ 1rary ooosa chiefly De
80. riron. rUn ne Esssh press mssu.ee ni add eosuy
.am nsset. -mbeshei so1 picturesque vosenes ,ooc
AMI cgNto IN elegant m0fosco bindns fciofA ecluous
~ sSnds ard ~orss ana poppn WORKS o. teccr The -
on uslrs history ootAny ard SOW er fsrc~ni1x
.Ip-Tt co.orrd 81 ate. Nsusbe ~Orks 90 tnsopty ~
s-si ssucs history. including ne writings u moss ~ tns
eminent kngsA sd ScOict diyDs- " orks poetry, ne
grsns architecture Antiquities pure painting, an Al
lie various brsnch-. % science and Voyages ard us
v-s clss.c,. books ga sporting srd hunting eooAs q
uru. ~ork- medicine sod surgery, and misce sncos
Engnsh Niersiure The Whole rev and IN esh osDdinsa
sut 81 - sod without reserve
$50 isry9 and vsushle consgunents ~ American ras-
sors new src frr.h .gock incudns msny % he oess
PhIaSeIrhs Bo.on AM Newly ORA pubAcsrou. eonssss
M OF standard worss scbo>l ard casscs eooas nsss
snd -. edtousl Annals Tor lss-, ana osSAs saro ~
The holiday season nne Bibles and PRAYER eooAs 1890
thoasArd new sud elegant juveniles, retes ~ofss Eng
o. snt American stationery. sc Nc Ssisosa~e arc nov
rrafy -.
At PSisArg s.tg-sohn. sisndsrd Library soone
Antiquarian Library. Bohns s,!ruuhe Library, Soon
Clssscsl Library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

GRAND DIORAMA-bOabAkDs - ~ III
csnn-nee hi. 1Thursdsy) evening Al O'clock Doors
oueu a. o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

r. 1. q. %. F.-The members Of Templsr Lodge,
No X}5 requested meet Al the Lodge Room Clifton
Hail. this morning 10! o'clock for the purpose Of attend
ing the funeral Of their brother. the Hon DIXON II
LEwis alabama. The members Of the order generally
are respectfully invited To the time and place,
end unite rendering this tribute Of respect to tic deceas
ed in accordance with wish expressed BY him.
ALFD. WAITE, y. @.
{ ftpvfs Secretary OF IL
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GoUpIL vIBERT l. CO.'S

EXHIBITION or EUROPEAN PAlNItNpsi
259 brodfray.
Open from 9 AN unul 10 I'm .,
Atmrsnce 3 cents season tickets - cents % ofnsooo
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GENERAL. NOTICES.


-fELLOw CiTzENs Your Committee elected al the poll
held by the direction Of The General and Ward Committee
Constitution Hal Friday the 9Th inst for the purpose
Of nominating candidate fOf Member Of Assembly from
the KILN Assembly District for the ensuing year. have
report.
That they have rendered the nomination your worthy
representative, ERAsTUs C. BFSEDIcr, Esq who bss de-
cined the
Your COMMITTEE lake pleasure IN presenting Tor your su
fage JOsEPH B. NARNUM IT, E,c who received ne unsni
nous nomination whicn va. accepted BY him and h-re
fore hope and you Will rsuiy The oomnauon al he
polls tie III day " November aeXi "l1nou. 1ssenng
vOe.
AT ofwhlch IL repeatedly submitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

~ Adams u tO.'s ENprcss-FUH Nf"'Uh'
LEANS.-Packsges, parcels. iewery and ysluables of
every description will be forwarded by steamship Ores
cent City, Capt Charles Soddsrd to the care OF our agent
IN New. Orleans Henry q. STErsoN Esq q Charlres-st
Packages for Mobile for the present be directed TO The
care Of house In New Orleans The ship VIII sa on sa-
tlrday Oct 3d. at y O'Clock aud parcels will be re-
ceived until II O'Clock OF that day ADAMS co.
o26 sis 10 WaA'sl
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1--WE WAN J0URNsL. FOtRTH fAGk a'1

C1EAkED-sa.ys Pf.a,s,oa. ker's'. LnsPof ~ 49, -
.eif. ,,.- "a s.'.o. Eu1cm. Csmu~ti. ~. 10. d
g.-,sf A co. J4.s H9rsri. Ben. = 49, ''-'-'
~. rlt.r.l Is..ro1. Csfz.J J. Bar s..t.--
~. NJ. - L-a..a; h.rs'tn Jt' = p A's.' 49,,
-, q ys-.,.o- L A " Aru.fo1g inon f'on ba'iH'-' '1H'
,.t-5 Ctsfrf Barosto-.. L'1efFood a.,
5000 NJ Phasssohs SCI iofs. Good's bosio1 conie
h- l-s.rrs 10 .nson Wi'n sion Ir1-nsn. lth r.
Ese Bfo. Sois- Howard 40 Jlls 4 Na''j Green
sell
-. fec1nssh F9eler Pfo' iencs
ssr.. Ifo1s.3es sfseart. fths1eiPht
,RRlvED-s-hr onon Fu1ror. rhl's'lPsn So, eo''
az Austria Lsrki1 Ptl.de.pla coal
cir Ju-a Am RIB. Layt1a. We fe-f fsl
seArAl1s W lgsIls Gre.nporsoL
BLOW ship and British ofs Wr5
sAfIED-shp shall Homes. forNeE Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

re- Thirteenth Ward.-Ai meeting OF the Dele.
gsi Of The Eleventh Assembly District held Al the house
Of Mr. n J. Boyd, Lewis-st Monday evening, 18th
instant on motion. Mr. n BOYD was appointed Chair
man, and Mr.. ALEXANDER TRoTTER, Secretary.
The Committee proceeded TO ballot hch resulted In the
choice Of Mr ROBERT 3 FOLGER, who was unani-
mOusy nominated suitable candidate 10 represent this
Distinct N. J. BOYD, Chairman.
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

The members Of this Division notified 10 attend The
meeting BIZ held this evening III. O'Clock, in their Room
Broadway and Lpensrdst for the purpose Of sus
tanning the Division or surrendering is charter.
W. ". ROBINSON, w. P.
NJ Bliss OF It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

r. I. %. of %. F.-Tbe members Of Oriental Lod
No o. o Of o F most respectfully informed hat
the members Of this Lodge Will assemble a. The Lodge
Room National Hal, Cana-si al II VI and proceed 10
City Hall 10 Join the funeral obseques Of our ste
Brother. DiXoN II LEWIS Of Oriental Lodge. G. The
members Of the order n general most respectfully To-
vIted 10 unite win Oriental Lodge on this occasion
WIN. WAKEMAN, n O.
y X NoRwa~ Secretary pro tenn. on ITO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27
FALL STYLE, le48.

FALL STYLE, 1s48.
IN UNSURPASSED by any Tor beauty cursbiiy ana
Hi The subscriber invites examination before
~uurchasing elsewhere. Every article warranted TO
1--WE Satisfaction J W KELLOGG, llb Csna-sI
oJ inis-odu
IN TO HATTERs AND FIHRlEh--for
LII sale the fixtures tools and good VIII Of ar ola Is
- tabhsi.sd Hat and Cap store win or without We
.ocs fr.trate opportunity iOr any person wishing 70
commence business. For particulars inquire OF
80 3u-. GEO W. NYER. l1i BO~ery.
-l- PIANOFORTE.-An eiegsnt y oc-
rf-577 ~ ave Rosewood Pisnoiors, msd7 ~
HnH nNuuns & CLARK, superior lnsnlmru 10
! u i Jevery respect and 10 perfect ora1r eos'
originally $50 II Will be sold very cnesp mo owner nav
ns renoy-d from the city II may be seen q. eif ware
rooms 81 Broadway For term, sppy -
~ 3t. B WATERBURY. Zs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

I'll u. of q. F.-The members Of the order ar
invited TO attend the funeral q brother DIXON LEWIS
United States Senator IN Congress from the State
Alabama Of eleven O'Clock today, a. the CITY Hall
on IL. GRO II ANDREWS, Grand Master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27
TABERNACLE.
THE GERMAN MUSICAL SOCIETY

WILL GIVE THEIR LAST CONCERT. Preyioo. 70
w heir departure for Havana, TOMORROW sstaiasy
EVENING, a. the Tabernacle, 90 which OCCASION ~ -
presented = mOst attractive Programme OF pieces 'i
&c ected from The eminent masters , ,-,,
The doors on tbs occasion Will BE opened g. . e.veA
and Concert will commence a. ~ o. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27
BOARDING


DOARD-A yonng gentleman ard his wife are DESTROYS
ID of hoard In respectable family, tprvse preferred
They will furnish their own except bed snd bedding
srd would prefer secondsory front room stuation 10
he central pan Of the city Terms must be moderate Ad
dre.s Rogers" Tribune Once References eXchange ed
OF ST.
BOARD WANTED, near Canal and Mercerst for a
Dmooest young Of pleasant manners, who i der
Gus to ind home N religious private family One WIZ
children preferred Terms moderate No OBJ ecnon 10 me
same room with smother gentleman Address B. X sroad
way Post Office % y
DOARD-A gentleman and his wife or few single
ID gentlemen. be accommodated with very pleasant
rooms and desirable house On sixth svenue, be" cen
Clinton and Wavery places hne bathroom with bot and
cold wsier attached. o. =
DOARD-ln Twenty sevenih q. may be obtained ~iih
ID pleasant aud the use Of good bathroom 'f
fsm v or one or gentlemen, with family where there
Will be no be arders Address II. A Post Once % -s
DOARDING.-Plessant rooms, wih fu! or paris
ID bDsd and comfortable home. can De obtained by Ap
oyiug Al 68 Varck- 81 81 Johu's-psfk Terms mo
d-ra.e. - o-s
DoARD-Wanled by i gentleman and his vile IN the
ID lower part Of the city VIII furnish heir ."n room
Would prefer private family where here nos more
man one or TWO bosrders Address II ) al ms once
DOONs AND BOARD Up TOWN. family
Ia Dr. single gentlemen can be accommodated Wiz peas
All rooms and board IN pngs;- house. desnuay sla
TED 10 the upper psrt Of the city, with Al me modern N
provemeLts Two lines Of stage. pass the door heief-
snces exchanged. Apply Al % Twen1y-nfs''i .. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27
SCHOOLS.

SCHOOLS.
PRINCIPALS SCHOOLS AND YOUNG
l. GENTLEMEN PREPARING FOR COLLEGE, &c
Mr. MCCARTHY respectfully announces that ne continues
his instruction In Institutes, male and female a. We a ~
private pupils. either Al their own residences or 81 . %
he usus branches OF Mathematics read IN HlghSehoo
srd Colleges. References are permitted 70 rroi I W.
Hack lev Coumhis College; Rev X I huddat = a.
~ M Morn. Rector OF Trinity school Nj McC sf-sidrrcr
Is RAINBOW Hotel, 2 beekmsn-st 90 o.s@-.o,
I,yFNING sCHOOI.-For Ladies snd Geutemen-
+, T-ws - ner ousrtrr Basement % C1urcl, brrrnr
= 49, Csnsi-.i JAMES EDMONDs Principal
" Dsv school a. lhe sane D-.c. L.... --.--..- ~
IVA CALICO AND OTHER ENGRAVERs-one
~, power clumps for raising dies VIII ee1Lsls1 ~
ing hanging hsndge.rng, &C ID eohp.-t7 =, pts =
sold Al bargain Apply a. he soah-ess' ~
ard Cherry IS
COK~ET. FOX ~ALB.-AboaI6 Q, Coz. on ~ollen
FRENCH and Engish Corsets and sbou1 = ao.rn y
children. They very perof nnee 80, ,fp
il 'enuon me trade Alsoa qlAnuiy o. n "a ~
App.yio lo27 SCI WIN MOTT % OF - L-ol a'D-,-
NOTICE. hereby give notice lhsi have purchases
\he Patent Right AID have become nc soc pIopn-.oI
FOR lie rarufaciure Of hsavy woye Nre iof
Sa,VYos Jersey. Delaware. Mary and and nc -.
ern staies Any persons making using or venilns .he -
article VII be dealt with according 10 tDe il4 -te ~
iaw The only manufsciory = q. t- corner ei ,n-I -
Iunip-r - philadelphia where orders vii be ded ofi2
viii lo7 i~iseodl I. I JAWS
E\PO~F,-fhe Nat Goa! Police Gszete, OF MS wees
Lnow ready viii contain fsrihef y ondeIiM 49, 9.-
the schemes % Rev John Mani sni rs heF eoao
Mani the subject A thrilling .ccoLhi q -r 81
ecuton Of Lsngfedi for the murder Of Mrs
ual and sentence % NOThroP for The mnrder o. MS 49,
heart Several other Intensely exciting AIue4ss 70.
atsi-d n tbs siver.eueuf well a. lsrse snolr q
f,r-iyn and domestic criminal geurr once W Nas-
san-ss For sale everywhere Oh ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

~ All the Fashion-RoBERTss new and splendid
OF Gothic Door aud Number Plates: also Gothic and
Shield Pattern Concave Bell Pulls, the hsndsomest TO be
found in the city r Roberts manufacturer ~ Broad
yysy near Priuce-st OF 3meOdis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

pnrfment.-The introductory Lectures to the ensuing
WDisr Course viii commence on Monday evening. Octo
Der 80 clock NJ and be continued 81 me same ho1r
each day In the following order
Monday.. Dr. Morn Thursday. .Dr PAlSi.
Tuesday .... DR. PATrisoN Friday ..... Or BEDFORD.
"Wednesday DIR DICKSON. Saturday. Or DIAPER.
The profession and public generally are respectfully lnWl'
ed To attend. JOHN W DhAfEhr NJ u
o27 4u,. Secretary Of the Faculty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

U,u CALICO AND OTHER ENGKAN Eks.-one
sci power clumps for raising dies win eo1nleI
,g h,ngias hsndge.rug &C IN complete order VII -
sod Al bargain Apply a. The southeast corner o r.Ae
a Therrx 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

u,yE>ING sCUOOI-F1r Ladies' AMI Gertenen-
r. - - ,sr e1srter Basement Of Church Greene
- - csrsi.ff JAMES EDMONDs, Principal
- ~ srhoo a. tb- sane o ace. Terms moderate ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

Tey- On.umptIOn tured.-Ihe succtss u y ANNt :
Compound syrup Wild Cherry IN curing coughs colds
and consumption Is really surprising Numerous wonder
fu Of citizens and friends induce Is 70 cay
al once he attended 10 We well know the dreadful raw
ages whi consumption making 10 our midst and where
a balm OF Gnead" is al hand should be administer
ed The genuine is only prepared by Dr. SwAYSE, corner
OF Eighth and Race sts Philadelphia
AcE>Ts FoR Nsw.YoRK CirY-C II. RING, cor Broad
way and John-st 4. b WARsER aS Bieecker-st X
SANDS 1888 Bowery; j. C Hssr, Sis Grsnd-st 3 LEWIS
~ Creenwich-st J. B. DoDD. m Broadway A. b \ u
SANDS corner Fulton and William ST. ScHiEffELir BIO
rHrks a Co. 40 Nster-st; RVSHroN, CLARK %. w
Broadway and 10 Astor House hA'iLA>p hhtsE "
hi Maden-lnne b. OLDs \ Soy. NewaIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

~ 7. %. of .. F.-The members Of Merchants Lodge
No 80 requested 10 attend the funeral Of Hon DIXON
n LEWIS. If Alabama, ate member Of Oriersi Lodge
Ws-higo City, d. C. from the City Hall, Al O'Clock his
morning. BY order lon lrol ; A. ROLLOi secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

The distinguished ability Of the instructors, ana me eA
ceedngy moderate which their services may be
by members offer great inducements 10 CLERKS &c
OF mental Improvement 10 connect themselves WIZ
the Association Those persons who wish 10 become SUE
scrbers TO the several classes are invited 10 90 so ne
oiai-y The book open the deck Of the Library ana
sufficient number Is obtained the classes VIII
commence. lol6 Owls J r bERAkD' Chh Olass Yum
" Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Cuton Hal-Present number Of volumes nsing 26NN anc
constantly Increasing Number OF periodical publications
aken-Revews and Magazines American and bnusn-'o
Clerks Initiation fee and half yearly dues 81. Merchants
and others annual subscription g. Rooms open from 10
A M 10 10 z. NJ New members received al any TIME
within these hours application At the desk OF The Library
By order HENRY A. OAKLEY,
OF lmis Rec. Sec Mer Lib. Associauon
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TR To Printers.

~ To Prinfers.-Ror sale, one hall Of one Of lie
Oldest Daily and Weekly papers In the counry-a money
making establishment 81 200 wanted down. For farther
Information, Inquire Of F. j. OTTERSON, Tribune Office.
fnh story from 10 7. NJ OF Geodlso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

The ,,ocs and fixtures Of fancy store in oae Of The
-. ir.tions IN Rresdwsy having been established over
y yc,rs .rd doing good business Would have no %,
lection 10 exchange for snail fslln whAh A.y nss ~
his city and pay any 5reIeree "a Sssa 70 ~, "a
uculsrs apply 10 NJ NIiNoiON -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

~ Programme of the Funeral ob.equie- OF
he Late d. :. senator Dixon II. Levin, OF
JOINT Commiues Of Common COunci'
ave sgreed upon the following arrangement Tor me rune
=. .o@ Inniiies on the occasion Of the death Of Hon
DIXON ii LEWIS .
The funeral CEREMONIES will take place ~ The governor
Room City Hall THE day. fFrdayl at Ia O'Clock, Tney
MI be conducted by Rev Dr. ;. II TYN6, assisted by
gsv DIS : II Cost d ID r G. Gsfs~OLD, snd Nc kLkOf
~rbs Procession Will form the fars. the Tigm On
srosdw sy IN the following order
PAIL BEAREHs
u,, & w Lawrence Hon " m. v Brady,
n n Morris A HiMicke,
Pbiup Hone . Stephen Allen.
. James Harper, AHon tlsIs
lie ARsE CONTAINING TIE BODY.
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~ FitIh W ard

" Fiuh Ward.-M ,sHNGroN MEEKs Esq Secre
my Of the rnh Wsrd COmmiiiec Dclr ~, Wss The 70
sluOn endorsing MIR WaseInsn rs the regular Wing can
1dsie for the Assembly stopteo Tuesday evening ss
n the WaId Commiueei Your obedieut servant
Oct Is lS4S " h WEDGNOOD.
lely ~, The res LUTON which Won have referred
,oi adopted. Yours sc. WASHINGTON MEMS.
To W WILDWOOD, Fec.
WILLI.N b. WEoSwooo. ESQ wss duly nominated by
tie Assembly Convention Of 1917, to represent the Fiih
Ward avn Dissrtric In the Assembly for The political
yes 1873 The nomination wss rendered 10 hin-some op
psuon having arisen on of his having In the Ward
~, short time immediately previous TO his receiving The
n9ntnston although resident ss long ago IS ~ Mi w.
generously declined the pominsuon ihereoy securing me
noss perfect harmony IN the Wing parry, c,-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

EGG POWDERED lie OF ibis srucle immense
Ia saving smsde Each PACKAGES equal 10 sN eggs and
only three cents No humbng whatever. sold Al IS aud
lS2 ChAihsms 80 ana - Greeuw ch-st a. ami ~ Fu
ION Il. y Cslherine-st 50 Divisions or II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

vi Kinds II furniture geld and silver watches nc y
Buresu, common sofas. bookcases, desks once chairs
.e,s on- tprppe lathe, chsncehers hall ONCE airl ght
.rS coolug stoves and lot % CRATES for cheap
% orure 81 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-29
C0MMERClAL AFFAIRS,.


Monday, August ISIS p. M.
The stock market has not been affected in any way
by the news from Europe At the first board to-day
moderate amount of business transacted at prices
current Saturday but the market closed heavy.
The bears disposed to sell any way-buyer's option
or sellers option, short time or long time @
At the second hoard there were some small sales Of
Norwich and Worcester at slight advance on morn
ing's prices. .te ,,.,iI st.ie wa
Foreign exchange continues in limited demand.
Prime bills London we quote at Oh per cent pre-
MUM. On Paris 4. Is . 8 f. 22k. Hamburger 35X q
&c. Amsterdam 40 a 4O14. Bremen 70 a791[. There
is full supply the market, and the rates with
difficulty sustained. tf1e5 e-4I baeafssa 5ti5aa
The value of merchandise imported into this port for
the week ending the 25th inst, 81 47s against
$21241O5 for the week in 1877 and 261 for
the same week in 1916 The amount of specie import
ed for the week. this yesv OF the imports
for the week just closed 32e were in dry goods.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for
stocks this market for each day of the past week.
and at the close Of the week previous 1t win be per-
ceived that prices have been very uniform, and that
the sales have been confined to few Of the leading
fan cies. "W a1lru- NA t,lts1 ~ ~
nuor Pprr SrocKs ~ THE Nyw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-29
NTELLIGENCE nv TaE MAILS.
BALrrMnnr. Anmst % 1s4,

plHf BALTIMORE, August %, 184S
The hist NeuS-A Crini. Con DenoueD,euf- Dir
tnrbance Of Earthly Bliss TAsatricals. &c.
The news from Ireland came on our citizens.
especially those Of Irish origin, like clap of thun
der, and has Frustrated them to the dust The ac
acknowledgements of O'Bnen, that the people would
neither harbor him or fight Tor HIM, has given the
death-blow to irish sympathy m this quarter it
A rich case Of Grim. con. occurred on Federal
Hill, on Saturday night. "A gentleman, whose
name may. as well be omitted for the present, hay-
ing, as ne imagined, cause TO suspect the fidelity
OF MS wife, lett home Saturday afternoon
telling her that he was going to Phil idelphia on
business. lie, however, returned after dark and
secreting himself IN the vicinity of his domjcIl.s
discovered young man about midnight obtain
easy lngress: He then procured the assistance
OF police officer, and about clock IN the morn
ing, by means OF nightkeyihe entered the house
and proceeding quietly to the bedroom found the
guilty parties lying sound asleep, in the fondest en-
brace Imaginable. The cruel husband and consta-.
bic Interrupted this blissful scene by Selling the
parties, calling the assistance of the watch and
dragging the guilty pair off to the watch house
with nothing. on but their night-caps JUST ce
Myer was called IN about four O'clock in the morn
ing, and after brief investigation. committed the
man to jail for further examination, and held the
woman to bail tor her appearance. go! tits love,
tits love-" &c. 5alish ''ai H nasodo sdII7 III
The Howard Atheneum opens this evening. with
an excellent company. On next Monday evening.
the Baltimore Museum also opens, and few nights
after the Holiday street Theatre, under the man
agement of the Walacks. The Front street The
atre is now open, and the Olympic. so that we will
soon have five theatres IN full operation. 5IH