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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

DEATHS AT rHy EsfGRsSr AND MsRiSr Hos.
rtrA1s July p David Murray a. arrived n ne rus-
ksr. Ann Hughes. 3. In She Arabian Adam Wu-on.
child iu the Columbus Ann Lind. ~ IN i4ie II Gid.
~, I.t.i.r .ss'rr ~ in flr Heb Edward h Butler
4 AID Joseph Williams. g. returned soldiers from
Mexico la he Fanny Forrester George shensgH 80.
man, Of the steamship washington
CasK % GRIN Co>.-Willlam Csbots, Of %
sixteenth = Wa arrested yesterday morning on =
charge Of having attempted % murder ne We hos'
sana with an ~ while tue isticF $40 SLo imam
Herman were a,sO tsxcn o. the station noafe 81 ne
sixteenth Ward having bccni0und 10 gctner under
very suspicious circumstances Prom me NSninsuon
before Justice McGrsih appears uAi Osuo,s !, IN.
pl0ycd IN gcnfienans family IN the ioN'' pl ~ No
CIV and having a sck child he wss waAe'o scout
o'clock on saturday evening % 80 home ana these
found DE children alone sn1 pat them 20 D'd SneIiy
fs,,v.rf bs observed bis wife and Nrcnsn cross ne
stree; near the house ana 90 On ih sno,n,1
an en- following them saw them enier houes sh'ch
tlc, cff about o'clock yesterday morning and pro
ce,ing % the house Of Cssoes entered u ana os<ei
the door whsreupOn 'shocs imnlaiaieiy sAfh iors
r,s.s III Policemen snd whom be- requested 70 enter
- house and scl, the guilty paig A. soon . he bal
bro<,n the door 0pon with an Ak In dong ms D.
;Sr,fa sht wound ca the head VI biz vic, who
6uins the door sfsc ked went toward ~ On en'erns
- brroorn the Policeman found keeusn constableoi
,bs ~iNtssnfh Ward with be coat 90. h0sanna a. an
oa.t % the annoyance she had experienced ~ me IN
expected intrusion 81 Der icge lord caused nm 20 ee
arrested on = charge of attempting % take hei HE
Yesterday .N0 highly respectable persons became BAL
toi Cahocs and he vas discharged from PRISON
INquEsrs-Coroncr Walters held an Inquest
Yesterday On tie body Of young man nsmed !oaa
Felng who came bis death hy injuries sccidcnsiy
received by being struck With the crank Of TIE engine
on board the steamboat Rhoic.lslsnd Verdict accor
dinsly..Aiso on the body ot an unknown man. sooai
2O wear. Of age found ioauns n the Esst River necy
opposite Maiden lane. TIE deceased rs dressed Ia
hnc Jacket striped cotton panisloons ans bfosAn
shoes 4 verdict that the decreased lad cuiis o. Dc
death By drowning was returned by Tbs jury who ia
,e-tisatrt Tho case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31
sLALL o. Ar WA.nINaIoN.-ThI. 10 VS.

SLAVE CAsE At WAsHiSGroN.-Thisc case was
continued on Friday n. :. Williams gave an account
OF the circumstances Of the pursuit under his com
Insnd and capture Of the Pearl lie was followed by
Thomas Ofme, another Of the pursuers, and Samuel
Baker, captain OF the pursuing steamer who testified
10 the same facts The next witness Lewis Winter
who was introduced prove that the object OF steal
Ing the saves was not to free them but to sell them
into worse slavery .as the prisoner had done in l-i7
Mr. Carlisle objected and this point Yves pending when
the Count adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31
By Telegraph to the Ntw-Ycrk Tribune
ALs1ST, July % lsis

The Hunker Democratic State Convention meet
AZ Syracuse on the 5th OF September, 70 nominate
candidates for the Offices Of Governor and Lieut.
Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31
tn Correspondcnts.

ptsss. ~ = .uss,er urgently inquiries when the
Reeves. Of is BANK viii make dividend He thinks
n bish time SO do But we know nothing on me
eubiect
Ff.< PriasA Subscriber complains Of the small type
used In par Of paper Il but we enceavor
20 print large fair type all thai Of universal interest,"
putting small type only matter Of local special interest,"
which many viii wish refer to- but few viii read IN
course The COur-, Markets Ship News, &c. thai we
compress into four columns OF foe PRINT would engoss ten
columns " large type and how could we make room iof
much We do the best csn; The hne PRINT 10 greei
additional and II any Subscriber cannot resd ma
e, him Of the resi, and he viii be pretty wen
inf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

- The Museum the best place - Amusement IN
civ and l. receiving. merits great patronage To
ees ever Ca be- found there always of chsfars
sure o. please That wonderful hc Beig ~ 0iir WIN
the feature Al hi- house ip n weeks ps
oses his cng agcncnfs tomorrow and w. stnd sdys.
every one him before returns io hs naive s,d
Campher- baud ct Ethiopian Minsires engaged and
vii ggc her amusing performances Al - and 0cocs
today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

INQrEsTs -Councr Anderson 600 ~1infd! h'lt
upon the body OF Edmund OCounri, native " lrs
land a.,d .,l years who came o. hs death 90 con.e
ourncc ol drinking quantity of cold water While m a
state Of c,trrmc heat Verdict accordingly The
body Of au unknown infant found n SINK ~ The
corner ui nesn and Powers -. The Coroner va
called Yesterday o. Investigate tie subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

pou,r.-Sarah Quinn. who was arrested a lew
ds,. aro for indecent conduct In Greenwood Cemetery
was sentenced ou Saturday 90 months lnprsoument
In the County Jail. o.. Two men known ~ Walter JET
tcrson amt Theodore curtis tho latter of whom L. SAD
IN have INST served oui term ON Blsckwclls lsaat
were arrested ON saturday charge of rohoing two
young men Sncdcn aud Frazer, Of then watches At
Fort Hamilton Committed for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

t. M,SuFAcrUREss The subscriber las pia anres
from England and Is desirous OF obtaining situation N
cotton ms1lci0ry 20 supenniend either spinning doat
Ing wrapping operations lie i practically scflsnt'd
with with spinning and doubling IN ell ihsif ,niaas
branches, and with fancy and plain Wrapping. -nd has nc
only upenien ted spinning 0Per,ons &C bat has man1
ftcured himself lie has recommendations from mcs IN
hiena ali respectable persons In England, bob a. ~
specs character and qualifications and viii be- happy 10
6l any relative the above manufacturing opsTs
tons Tho satisfactory evidence viii be given 10 man.
ufcfurors who DESTROYS ofohisnue ssen or upper
lnicud,nt Address " Atkinson" Tribune dice ly3lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31
BgookLYN AFFAIRS

GRAND Pc NJ, ENorHsio>.-Thc dcorse Ben
Union Daughters OF Temperance. ~ % propose ga
"Wednesday next mssins grand mic oNcursiia b
Bdio's Grove where they ara % be addressed By
number Of eminent speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

A DIRTY TKIcK.-When there was no Wing
candidate running in the Chicago District, Illinois
and there was talk Of the Wings supporting one
Loco Foco CThomas) to beat another John Wentworth
spoke timidy Of the impolicy OF such course and
iai.ms,ed that. If lived in the District We should
rather vote for Owen Lovej0y. the Liberty candidate
though had objections to hin. OF course, all this
was nullsed few days aer By udinss that the Wings
had very properly put up one Of themselves J. Young
Scammon, IS their candidate. whom We have very
heartily commended 10 their support knowing him 10 be
one OF the bes, and attesi IN the District But the
Chicas Daily .idposa picks out few words we said
in favor OF supporting Lovejoy rather than Thomas
and makes them the preiext for column Of sbuse Of
The Tribune If we had advised the Wings u vote
for Lovejoy instead OF Scammon the poor trckster
who thus srAtiaod bis lurking malice viii hereafter keep
his paper away from oihse ,a shall The Tribune
from hs be Is welcome misTepresent and SANDER Us
70 bis hearts content
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

~ BY some extraordinary accident We failed
10 receive our Washington letter with saturiy pro
eeedngs IN Congress As the telegraph Is out Of or
der, we haze nothing later than Fridays proceedings
which we Publsh in detail. fIom the Bahsuors
In<rfcdH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

~ WgnnuNc CAsDs. Boxes Tor Cake, Enyelcps. We'd.
ding WATERS Silver Cord &C cheaper han any o,hsf'ors
IN the city. ~ EvgKDELLs Premium Engraving Esish
shmout g2 Broadway corner Duanest lsi squae shove
stewart. Marble store y1tweod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

- Tho Rcheicu Dlamond.poined Gold Pens, -o'd
by B. p. WATSON Co IS Wal-st and J. sAvAos. v
Fuons, sre acknowledged be the best Pens In The
points wenante eve years Gold Pens wholesale ani
retail Al reduced prices Gold Peus repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

~ Lands A. vel A. merchandise of every hind
be advertised n any section u the cuuny, and tHsne-s
pursuits established n hc knowledge OF the puzzle bl Al
vert sin- the public newspapers ~ he very dsics in
which customers desired a. PALNERs Agency IN The
Tribune Builngs where satisfactory information can -
had % facilitate malicious ssfe, ihOrOas and complete
go .Iu.4 fI.Nu4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

NpLos AsroRrLACF Three OF tho best Pieces IN the
language. snppouedby n Piacde, Chppendaie M.s Tel
BIN, Miss BRENT. J. scfon. Minycfs, Nc Sc Wes
cure our citizens OF something really good tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

- The following letter i from Rev. nr THoN1oS. of
the Broadway Tabernacle. Of the talented and
spectacle cergymen la The city. recommending HAsss.
rows Dorsma. HEw-YoBs. July u
Mr HFNRY HANSGTOS-D s1r SH / ought sOoaei %
have ackn0x edged your courtesy 10 sending me lcAd
for yOuf novel and Instructive exhibitor. Abeence fom
tho city, and mluiuduous engagements, have prevented
from expressing ID you my opinions ut your D0shss
w. highly gfauhcd with The exhibition. The wlos
was Easing, aud every part well sustained Them
gruuify with which some changes Ia mo scenes wefe ere
Ell, quite surpassed my comprehension. You censialfie
serve the countenance snd support of Tho moral A1d @
gious portion u the community. for having devised NOE
Of entertainment which not only noicnsiYe In eyeryh
ocular, bat whc' combine, Instruction and WhOsens
moral Influence with rational enjoyment lake great fes
.ure u recommending she exhibition 10 my fdenf. I'D
should be happy 10 have visited by the sabbab sh0s0i
the city Very respectfully, yours &c.
slAMFS y THOvPsOy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

~ The Voice Of Freedom, Brandon, VI. dis
likes our structures on the Compromise bill, and
our regret that Senator Phelps Of that State was
found among his supporters. The Voice talks Of
the bitterness impotence and uncaudid special
pleading OF The Tribune, SC. a.. but we shall not
reply. II the FAC, that erery IFhig Senator and
Representative from The Free Siaics except Judge
Phelps, voted as we deem right and the Judge
thinks wrong does not justify us. farther argument
would be wasted. The Voice is commended by
Mr.Polks Union as able, patriotic candid Sc.
We suspect the people OF Vermont have differ
eat opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

MAINE-Hon. joins Oris Of Hailowell has been
nominated for Congress by the Wings OF the Ken
nebec District, rice Hiram Belcher Mr.. OTIS is
an able and ardent Wing and his election morally
o.rtofu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

~ Hon. WAsHINGTON Hunt, whose name
appears among the sbsentccs the defeat OF the Com
promise Friday, called ho ne by urgent duties
and barely staying one day. passcd through City
yesterday his way back TO Washington and vii be
in his seat this morning In anticipation that such vote
might though he hoped il would noo be taken in bis
absonce, be had paired OF for days with Hon. L
r. Chase Loco Of Tennessee 90 that the cause Of
Freedom los, nothing by his absence. Few Members
more constantly and certainly present especially on
such occasions than Mr.. Hunt
Hon. JAMES WILSON Of " II. was called
away 70 the wos; by the urgency Of private business
affecting the interests OF many beside himself some
time since. and Is doubtless now hurryng back 70
Washington Tie viii deeply regret that he was absent
this vote and rejoice thatihe Ri triumph
ant without him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

W sAUSDERs's DREssINe CAsks, FAScY CcrS-sssI
Tour AsrIcLEs al IA Broadway corner II Line'Ye.
and Ss7 Broadway Tue subscribers rcspceihny - =.
attention Of tbs public 10 their collection ~ ioLe. Tnsy
winch IN point u variety Il not ecuaed IA me ey !.
were selected with ne greatest regard 70 qasl . -
cases warranted. Their sssormeni Of fancy e.
nsifss button hook. and ether arce. ioir use "a,
Of which have never been before mponed fonsos -
ing eases Of the sgbscribefs manufacture
OF III. compact forms eous-Dns usef. er -
h, beat qsify; they srkno~ sed b. usssaAAt
uenen 70 DO superlof 70 thoee imported.
jyu ~ q. 6AuNDBkS SONS, ~ I'd ~ becees~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

" DAILY ~ suca THING wgRr POssIeLr, 40 n.
to rt preparations 81 Dr. fELk SOCRauD become mofe "
more popular T1s l. not 10 be- wondered a.. cOasf3ses
tarir 4sefuness What On earn Ia Instance Of A. CO.
pare with hs ltah~n hedcaied SOAP for pariyhs ne a.
phe~, nagwofm. scroiaa, ard ihe ke o. whd ,Da.Hs
compound 70 here except ths when be us>1 ho "
AIT water SOn- What lady vi. 81 nlt - have ~
gusng grown d hair upon h-r upper ip whes ~ -
positively eradicate Il ~ using GogEAflss Psedies
wearing head II wry red Or eray hair when snoen
hst OovSAtDs Gfecan Hair Dye VIII change ~ o..
any hair 10 rcl glossy back And echo sns"s " S'
Ini- = The secret Of GouEsUDs poru. ATTY .,.. IA
Beware Of base cOuneririi-, And he vile one shnnt
Two shiing limitations u DR. o. soap. Inc Es',st
found only At his depO, AZ WAIk.rsf k,l store iron o
way. Boston, - Westinghouse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

Omo.-Hon. Lewis d. Campbell, Delegate to
Philadelphia addressed a meeting mainly OF old
political adverssries on his return home TO Hamilton.
Butler Co and warmly received. lie j. talked Of
a. Free Soil candidate for Congress with strong pros
poct of success II he The Hamilton Inteli.
genccr the only Wing paper in Butler Co still holds
of from Taylor and evidently looks to Buffalo for a
candidate.
We think the election Of sesbury Ford Whig, as
Governor nearly certain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31
JAMES P THOMPSON


sANDs's sAssArAEiLLA-The exposure and irregulan10
die, which are necessary conoomant. Of many sla1 q
business, are fruitful sources u cIiancOus aud ganiM
diseases Persons sub ecci Ia such exposure, and ss
la lies frequently experience elngs of the glands due
neck and chest and sometimes these beak and give ~
troublesome and uuseemiy ulcers, ca.ef scrofu0ss 10
other instances obstinate naarnnaiions Of the eyes das
ears. and erpnons u he head. the con-oquenos-
Those individuals whose upaon. render them pscasy
liable 20 such Diseases who hsyo constitutions pfsi
position thereto viii fld ssSDss Sarsapsula adIlase
preventive, they actually suffering under hrs u
any similar nsadcs speedy saie aud certain remedy
boiis token occasionally VIII gcuery keep DE sha,s ~
aud glands clear n disease and regular course ,sn
equal certainty remove h Il already developed
Prepared AID soid, wnoi.sai- @nd retail ~ A Btp
ct 1i Broadway, and n Esst Br adsty. srwYors so
also ~ DmgNss generally thr0u hsui NE untsJ s<ys
Price - per bo''le or.s sou.es or IS
Tng DfLiCHrs % LiFE F0E ALL--Frceion frD's nsi
roui u boniage-PNs, 10 al Who suffer- wti to o,As'
ment u every pleasure Tor which Aie vas made
The doubts concerning The oacsey Of sssssfsrtn
when used alone confirmed Thousands who. siiesss
constantly using H. have never been eaecsay reev-s -
destined By The Of fosss CoNroUaD EsrR,cr % Ia
Low Dook aso sAKsAfAsnL, 10 achieve ready AID ~
fec' restoration
Il speedily and thoroughly eraaicaies al f,sa- q o.
Nod scrohal, or hng' evil. dyspepsi- depression
spir's. e0spelas dyseniery rheumatic p.ins. genera
neryogs debility kc
dessert spoonhn of his concentrated extrsd dl0'a
win water, equa' 70 bay rbf u any oilcf pep'fs
ton
Il Induces ha brilliant circulation Of TIE blood "aeheon
suuies the glow II sLaLrHF,L sfstrY
To individuals u sedeniAfy habls, OF wbseve as~
Fosss compound L. inyaiusbs- preserving heainy ns
uifsl lone To the digestive organs. supplying ne wsn
exercise
Asa for Fo-s's Compound. and no other
Prepared and sold Wholesale aai retail b, Of1Rsf fo
Pharmseesflsi. ne sPnngst DIOR from ss4issns-
Aiso lJf sale By A. n. Gcggh Co 80 Futos.s -
Bleecker.st and corner Of Eas Broadway nd ATs@'
New-iofk.
Proe Al per boule, sis boules for s. Al oces
from The country viii cash nc!oe~i, vii be pr0uftJ ~
WaTdec BY eNnIeas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

PENNsYLvASIA.-MorowB b. Lowry is the Loco
Foco candidate for Congress in the AXlld Dis
trict. composed OF Crawford, Nonango and Mercer
Counties, now represented by J. w. Farelly,
Whis. Ii gave Polk l3s majority in "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

GEoRGIA.-Gen. Williamson Of Newton Go. OPP
poses the return Of Hon. Hugh A. HARRISON, Loco,
TO Congress in the WITH District. Vote in "A:
CLAY 5.G6s Polk 5ssl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

~ Gov. SEWARD is At the Aston Hosss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

- The CLAY BANNER is a new Semi-Weekly
a, Albany by ". J. Smith having at it head For
President, HENRY CLAY. A glorious name truly, but
we understand that Mr.. Clay has expressly nierdced
any such use of L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31
CITY ITEMS.

PUBLIC MEErINos.-lt s shame that our CITY
/. 50 IN supplied with Halls tor large Public Meetings No
property would payso good an interest az spacious
Ground door Hal constructed with thorough snd intel
rent regard to speaking hearing and 20 ventilation and
conveniently locsicd-ssy the site Of Niblos Garden
orsnvvherc down 70 Chsmhersst Hall 80 located ca
paeou. enough to hold eight 70 ten thousand persons
standing or with galleries. three 10 four thousand scat
ed the seats being strong and firm 6ui easily removed
and slowed away would be hired at least two hundred
night. in the year at $50 per nsht-sloooO in a-and
would be often demanded for day eNercises-Fairs.
shows Festivals SC. How caH our capitalists De 20
Blind As not 70 meet the public wants in this respect
a correspondent suggests the construction Of
great snva. Tent to be used tor out door meetings IN
the Park and elsewhere. We believe thar too would
pay. bu, we need genuine City Hail st all events
Who sill furnish il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

FiRE.-About O'Clock yesterday morning A re
broke out in the dry goods store No 276 Blocker At
and before the danes could be sxtinguishsd good.
valued At 5000 we're destroyed damaged by are and
water The property was faIly nsared The srs wa.
doubtless tie work Of a inosndiary
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20
JUST RECEIVED

Per schooner Abigail Haynes. from Bos-
TONI dozen jerkin pickles; dozen picolliIIy
do; doz mixed do; doz mangoes do dog
walnuts do; doz peppers do; 6 bbs gherkin
do; IL half bb!s do; doz John Bull sauce :, 4
doz peach water doz rise do; doz Worries
ter sauce; doz white pepper l doz Anchory
paste; 10 doz superfne mustard; 2 doz walnut
catsup; 2 dnz VerdaIe olives; l doz capers
doz caPot; Is doz jeIIies and jams: dozen first
quality pepper 2 doz pepper sauce; doz orange
flower water; doz lime juice; dozen Mango
pickles, in superior oil 10 bbIs cider vinegar;
doz hermctricaIIy sealed salmon, in tin cases
cases Dutch herring; doz fresh Holsters; "a ca
ses Boston crackers Leaver knives for opening
Holsters, sardines, &c. For sale low by
s29l HOWARD & pEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20

Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills in addition to
being one Of the best anti.bilious medicines in the
world, possess power in removing pain, which
is truly astonishing. Four or five Of said Indian
Vegetable Pills, taken every night on going to
bed, will in short time completely rid the body
of those morbid humors which, if lodged in the
liver, are the cause of pain in the side. sometimes
extending to the shoulder bade difficulty of breath.
ing, nausea and sickness, loss of appetite costv-
ness. fatuIency, swarthy or yellow complexion,
and other SYMPTOMS of an inhamed torpid state
of the liver.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills also thorough.
~ cense the stomach and bowels from all bilious
humors, and OF er impurity, and therefore are a
certain cure for collie, dysentery, cholera morbus
Rnd other disorders of the intestnes.
Beware of Counerfeits of all kinds! Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to rcEem'
BILE in outward appearance the original medicine
The safest course is, to purchase of The regular
gents only.
For sale in Wilmington, n. c., by George R
French, Agent, who will supply country dealers
and planters at the Philadelphia prices.
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale of Wright'
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, IS
Race ST.. Philadelphia; 2ss Greenwich St., Ne"
York. and 1913 fremont ST.. Boston,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20
FOREIGN.

The steamer Britannia arrived at N. York
on Tuesday forenoon. bringing seven days later
intelligence, having sailed from Liverpool on
the sOth ultimo. Her intelligence is not Of
much interest. There was slight decline in
Cotton.
The political intelligence is not Of much
importance, with the exception of the state.
ment that the Government of France would
propose the first election of President of the
Republic by the National Assembly. This
looks bad
There had been no further disturbances in
Ireland since the sailing OF the Cambria
We give below from the Geographic de-
spatches of the Baltimore Sun of Wednesday
the commercial intelligence:
liverpool Market. Sept 3o.-Cotton,--F
and better qualities of cotton have declined al
Middling is unchanged.
Ldrd-At the commencement OF Inc week
lard opened dull, but has recovered ana lie
market Yesterday closed at full prices.
Bncon-Bacon is very dull.
R,ce-Fine white is selling at I3s per cwt.
Tcr-Tar has advanced IS per Dbl.
Tnrpentine is very firm.
B,eddstuf5-Saes of flour are making al
32s a 35S Cd per bbl.; Indian meal lis TO 18s
per bbl.; wheat, red, IS 10 IS I'D; white IS id
TO IS Sd corn 34s 10 BIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS:

SAMUEL II oFFMAN, successor 10 n.
DREr, invites his old acquantances and the Citi-
zens generally, to the inspection Of his stock of
DRY GOODS, just opened at the old stand of
n. DnEY. Every effort will be made to please
customers, both ladies' and gentlemen. His stock
is entirely NEW, and was bought cheap, and it
will be sold at a small profit.
Ladies can be accommodated with samples Of
all aud any kind of goods.
AS he has hecn careful in selecting the most
choice and fashionable goods he hopes for ibe-
raj share of the patronage of the ladies in Partcu
lar. Sept o. 1915 Eff