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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-30

vaur communication. perhaps more atlength than we
thought necessary, but our answer Is drawn 20 % o.
to prevent any rnsapprehension of our motives '0f
declining your request. .. ~. .bis.
We would, with great respect snggeS, ina, a.
should he the last. We can perceive no good 10
arise to either party from the repetition OF such con
munications. We think We can conduct our canvass
y;thont anv aid from you, and certainly have no
disposition to interfere with your appropriate func-
tions. ,.:
Very respectfully, remain -
Your obt. svt.
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Markets. CAREFULLY KtFosrrO rOs The rnsrsi

e
ASHKs-Ashes with saes loo bSs ao . tor Pos sad
o lisa. r-sr.s
COfTON- Cotton chsngd hands % Say 81,
t,rher d- Inc Ntdlng Uqsrds quoted ath@ oeaus
FLOUR NkAL-Ths market steady Tor four With iAr
sr Tor he trade and shPPas iemsad d.
- uafuns orsncs irrefea order, sod al 81
"a on Change panels Mesen and state sos A. as -,
.cainc 500 export Pure Orncsce -od al a1o 30
bs There parcels gng forward snt from ls bass
equal % tie supply. bot he receipts vii Be-
isr,-f ueN southern 500 o5s Geose;oSn kh-
Couuiy Baltimore f-ier-ours SOLD a. aoa5 ~ Mea
200 hb. Rye Four ats d3 on Common Bucksheai selling
and sood demand Saes lleo Bag Frosis Extra - =
cRAlN-rhe market Ter Wheat especially OF ueror grades IS
tust ii lc 1900 au sA ono aa1 other Red a. liQa
l. 3. Cts Cora Vhoat particular change and 1emsni
"a - bl.he. ncut Western mnei 6-a6S Souhrrn
fs leow t9ae rount fclW 7.a73t and Orleans or d.
tng o. - Rye sip Gad o. delivered, with -01
500 bash OF SU bush tNoro~ca B.nsy made -
C.. Olts 1tlSS. ih Moderate demand
PROylSlON>-fod coaues heavy. About so hts changed
hsais a. 10 37 Cor Pume Mess. New Be-
plenty AID heavy Sales 90 0r 80, bos a ,i45 90 snc 10 54
10 S. 80 rrme Mess private Beei Hams
offered something Of sls Cheese fair request 18th sales
pkxs t-0 Butter coutaues rser heavy with lar
senaad. sac. 81 5s.s Lard a. y ass.
rAILOW-ss-s 1900 % 1900 - rsoW a. C. cash for PRIME
NEIALs-Lead nofnaas s5a4 So Ps Iron bed rsth-r
aruis a. q h0cS.3. tine
sEED-A .si- OF $50 bbs Clover made Al cts g >
RICE-Rice = Ql-t a. 3 hJd3 IS Dor The whole rsnse
BEEsWAX-Sas OF 500 n Western yellow a. &c Northern
> and esniet a. %
FlSHp COS ar eats sni doopn. Of qaatas a.
. 6gs n .us - ss. No Mass Macksre al ssas is.
YRCr- path deued % day, and 5000 boxes o.
p~s Of a. parts lorton sA-- OF ~ bash Afcsn
foBSCco-Asui 30 Kenucsy Tosco changed hand. a.
S. lar grade following statement chow he Ffces
re-t. .i stots hand Cor ne week ending Ocao~fs 81
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Tota....ls,iso s.sas $40 $40 Mlse i'7@ 800.
10 HO1 ~ " V'IV T ut I'I' y E'"'''""
ftar paving all ordinary expenses, were

Increase nearly 80 per cent for the last four months
over that of the same months last year
The capital stock including their small debt is about
SllOOOOO
At Philadelphia money is in great demand, and
the street rate for the best of paper very high
say Toto per aud for fair from Il to is per Ct
The Boston Mail says;
WHY the imports into New York alone during the
first siN days OF the present month, exceeded ten mil
lions and exceeded in quantity those OF the correspond
ing days OF last year by at least third q
This is very large exaggerston. The imports OF the
hrst six days were but little over million.
Some capitalists residing in Kentucky, Indiana
Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi have organized
themselves Tor the purpose of manufacturing cotton At
Canpelton about 10 miles below Louisville. The cap
ita stock OF the Company is $500 1000 OF which s20OON
will now be put 10 use and 10000 spindles will be
started.
The Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
have declared dividend OF per cent the profits OF
the past sin months, payable demand. The Mer-
chants Insurance Company have declared semi annual
dividend OF ten per cent
The sullivan aud Cheshire Railroads are both to
be opened in January These roads connect with the
Fitchburg and open a continuous line between Wind
sor VI and Boston.
The work on the Frankfort and Lexington Rail
road has been commenced and is being pushed with
strong force
The Peterboro and Shirley Railroad, between
Groton and West Townsend il ssd,hss been doing an
excellent business during the past season the number
of passengers being nearly doubled. and the freight
greatly increased and an immediate extension of the
road 10 Mason or New-lpswich is talked OF.
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GLORGIA-Wcil, full returns have been at last
received from Georgia. and the Loco-Foco majority Of
the popular vote (Which last year was l2sD IS now
g6l We Learn this from the Charleston CoDer Never
were there 60 many misrepresentation a. were sent
into Pcnnsy to influence the election there The
Union stated that Georgia had gone for the Loco by an
increased majority Of 400 lRichmond Wing.
DEATH or Az AGED LADY-Thc Montreal pa
pcrs chronicle the death of Susanuah Laurent at the ad
vsnced OF l05 years and I'VE days. She was unmar
ned and retained her faculties 10 the last she died OF
no particular discase-nature seemed gradually 10 give
way She il represented 10 have been extremely fond
Of children and was omphaticaly an old maid
GEN. KEARNEY.-We learn, with deep regret,
That this distinguished officer Is now lying so low on
account having suffered relapse OF his disease that
no hopes are entertained Of his recovery His physi'
clans thought IL necessary, on Friday last To remove
MIN to the neighbOrhoOd OF Manchester for change OF
ain - Louis Reyeille, 18th.
lR-Mrs ThrockmOrton, wife of Geo. w Throck
norton of Harrison County Ky. was burned TO death
the other day by her clothes taking hre.
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Aliti).tINilS.
y InvALuApI.r COUCH BALM.

THETNRIyALED COUGH MEDICINE or rhE ACE
rKlSClPAL AsESlY, 90 BROADWAY, NeNfokh.
raNhls BALM offered 10 he pablo a. no uias peasant
1 speedy asa tirciuai cure iof coughs eolls c"ep,
hives iimmlOu oi the throat aud lunks, AM Al tscs
sn.ur tom checked utrspraucn SC 10 acis hkc cham
Oh ile system n curing Nhoopins cough and oosnhes
coughs vi long standing; those h8rupgri- OF that oic.a
d-eass consumption have yielded % he mao sfo sovnns
uH renee where. sl other remedies were nusNsins iuo
nr,ure.or Inv te. thls ai cl.d b. cad ani sasJ
themselves OF toe wonderful properties cd ns Balm As ~
An refer lo some 81 lhu respectable families va MS
cy of wealth aud ,lafdUg NhO have tired anu proyeim@
efficacy Of this ailhesiiug Balm. ....,,
sold Al N cents aud ! each a bottle Sold II RINGS
dg store 1872 BrOsdway sands 100 floust and sirfrns
Conner OF Jay sni fcsfl sts. BfoOslyn
have used balm Tie past mouth IN k@A 'E
sny have ian1 b. equal ..f t11s -
colds hfurr EMILY q. sfilNb7lBtNi NNlshe'mk-
sept ~ ists ,.
ui,s si Th youf available bsm Ia, cured - %
rtg raas stost o. noar. sees 0i suhenk a.
..r.a-i that b. valuable remedy ani Toud at us euD1
al ..f LAS ai3 lmMWFh
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~ The Balloon Ascension. vl.ch VS. postponed.
W. iase place Monde reEt Oct =. from NArNHtLL
OazrtS Duc-s ur-l a- a0 ocE- p - q, fi Dr.. N11I
vii letarl ls. ron r-r ST. s-ce11 rl TIE cl1.
Prces of admission. Sores. 81 cclts. Garden l.ore.
- c-lis. -.-s-
~ Mercantile Library rnd Reading Room.
Calfln ha -fres-nt irer NJ Fl lnes t0. ard
constantly Increasing. NUMBER 70 PERIOD Cd. Tunrsrors
.aE-a q sfi-'gs a-- nlEsz-er American srl Brls.1i
t.eras l-aol 20 ll llf So lry dues g. Merchants
30 a-er- r-.l- sl.scrFl.l 3 Rol ns open ,--r. l0
N -I lO p ". New members received Ar cry time
g ,hese bonn. spl lcslou a. ~ deck OF he Library
b order HENRY A. OAKLEY.
o. Iris Re- Sec. Mer lib Asscc.a-on.
- Ob-tiuute Coush-, c. i.. Consumption. A.,.-
OILS. bIHnc -, over e 1nr airs. -nlll- Blood. Pans
me 1e all 8res.f Trkilg or Rising % Die Ttroat
r-IY of arg So disease Of me troa'. breast ed
llgs The b. se src e4-c-sl cure f5r pie above
- Or swAfHfs ce.-1ra'el CCup1l-i Syrup 20 Wa
Cleuy. The success o. ts FalIs preparation with
Ol- parallel - -l..Ory NJ medicine irporf1nf Cla-
f see .la. ts -as-lre of Dr. swtTSE j. 1n -aci boz
te o. s 1sT STATIONS OF " DID Cherry except DR. srAISss
positively t.frrIrs and counterfeit Prrrlua. uf -e
corner 1f t--.I sl1 Race - Pllsi-.plla
AgENrs fas fts-fo7E Cf4f.-C. 70 Rise. cor 2 3D.
way ar1 Ioll-s-, p. b. MAEsEE. - .eecser-sL b
SANus. fs BJa-rg J. G. HAN. 5se Grsr4--t J
Lewis, - Gf-erTlch.- J. Is. Doul III Bros A-sy,
3 d. sA>us cor Fulton al1 ~ lain-s- s-HtfFELls.
Bz0rHtas c.. AZ Nsf-r-st, KrsHros. CLARs IL Co.
ll0 Br0a-asy sod Do Asfor House, H,uLAsD. KEEsE
c.. Fol Mai--u-alo OLDs = son. NsTsrk
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Domestic Ports.


BALTIMORE Oct sl-Ar bars Ua.ou k-u5rts, Boston, brig
MaHer-. Kingston. Jan.
BOSTON OCT Oh Mlreia ce'e. W -oe 0reelo "a
Crd ships Rokan. Hitter NOresn-i ontario CheeVer. Clfun
sorer io Cer0ke Humphrey, Chsretton brig Nanie
Moers. Thomas
CHARLESTON OF lsArf steamship soaiherner Berry NiofA
Defense Brewster Liverpool 1ars -ha hedef-pa i'
CT -lIp Camden. Sherwood Ni0n
NEW OELEANs. oct l2.-CId ship Grenada Bsce.ie LIVER
nl 18Th shps Carolina Fsruanl. veoo Itrone tfo
ug Louou. Nance fsh Boston l3i Homer io bark Cha
pa. Collins. Baltimore.
NORFOLK oct la-Cld, b,rs John coIsy Smith Nofean'
R1taua. Corning. Ireland.
PM ADEIPHIA oct brig VI Jonss Bay Ms.rgt
Cit Isy BROOKS, Matauza- Ads hl ione
ball. Rrynods Matthew, Boston, org Adele foniA -
te ID
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Free soil Nomination. .

Osego Co-Assemby .. SETH DOUBLEDAY Coop
erstown Sheriff. SETH H. FIELD Springfield Tres
surer II PHINNEY. Otsego.
Schohayie Co-sheria. VILLAS Hun Of sharon
Assembly Ira NowLAN Of Conesyille Eastern District
and J. H. SALISBURY, Western Distrc, Treasurer
MARTIN c. BoURsT OF Cobleskin.
Putnam Co.-Assembly TIArcHER h. THEAL OF
Southeast Treasurer, REUBEN d BARNUM
Ontario Co-Treasurer THOMAS NEELE OF Canaan
dsigus.
Al5aay O. Mllnh Dist)-BRADfoRD r. WooD for
Congress.
ma Did-(Lower Wards l-REyELL SMITH ioI
Congress.
XYTHh Ward.-JoBN T. WAITE. Assembly.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
?. Eirhrh Mnrd German Democratic WING

t9- Eighth Wnrd German Democratic " mig
I MON Club-A Mass Nee in Of this Club VIII De heid
At he Pheasant AZ Howsrdst on Tuesday evening Oclo
Der a az T. O'Clock TO respond 10 the Wing nominations 10
general The Germsus Of ihe Fift0, Eighth MINI and
Foueeui Wards are n pacu tied TO Attend a. there
are no organized Cuhs 10 those Wards 10 unite win us
Also the German TAYLOR Clubs of the city are invited 20 o.
Tend Our brother Wings of the Ward VIII please come AM
helm Us 10 promoting the election Of the Wing candid .ss
mi Germsn and English BY order Of The committee OF
Arrangeu enis. J. &. SCHAFFkR, A ObEkLE'
Pm KLEIN {. DECKER.
,,s q, BARN
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rhina.in PhlladelphIn.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA sunday. Oct u


PHILADELPHIA sunday, Oct -
DESPITE ,lc iuclcmency of the weather last
,.st tbefs was an immense concousle Of the friends
riluosr snd TAYLoR assemble boz front Of The state
u...e they were addressed By lov JOHNSTON ana
a lsros NCMiCtAEL. Eco $3.50
Inc reception Of our Governor elect ycaiefcayi wa
y ,r,lg spirited affair. although 20, up almo'l IN
~ rptl and despite the unpleasant 'Hlr ui '.D
Teaifer AZ every point % me route 'h-n.' i =.
.4. were Gathered who sent up peal oiitf ptai III
b,,.r of Their gallant STANDARD bearer
t,,r philadelphia -lcer made DIS debut here yest'l'
1v with a decided hit, and in professional PafIshce
ftok he will have long and successful run ny tiste
r. from Scer's o. the architectural merits Oh me
exchange bat he pays many pretty com Yln.eA-s 70
ON city that he may have bis hing al iAe ha'D''y
Coast II be chooses. ,r ..,..a.-
which resued 10 the sale OF about 0VJ Dds ioi tA
oort =, f1 for standard and - FOR selected piahos
tye Flour ouet Corn Mca.-A sale OF 5y' DOS was
made AZ most holders ash more. wheat on. Hlr'
eser.d and the demand fair about 5000 bush Prime
9.8sso.d Al nc. Corn 600 or 100 bush Tat lei
, =, "a Al 61c including good Southern ~ the same
cotton stin dull and sales limited Nothing dong 10
Croceric- or Provisions worthy OF notice. Whsky re
mains stationary, with sales Of bbls Al 30
sALy- or STocKs-First B0ard-2O Mechanics Bank,
q, 5O Girsrd Bank lO - Diamond Coal. csh, lO
q 600 Penna Js -. 7S I'll OO1 DO %. $500 Treas
Note. 1854 5000 Penns. 70. 900 GIN. ". W.
.. o. 20 300 Lehgh 81 81 I'D Mechanics BANK
seload Boayd-l0O Girard Bank d. lOi : OO) Gin
" W Ids 95. I'll Psnna bank 20 % Norrs.
town RR rs Sl7 900 Nav ~, l,bS ~ 500 Penna-
g. 7oi.
For OREGos The mounted regiment Of Rife
az, ~ losye Tor Crcpou across the rsiries early ia
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FNR PL,Y-The friends Of WILLIAM r ROBINSON are
Invited to meet at the North American Hotel, corner OF
Bsysd ard Bowery, on Monday evening Oct ., at u
o'clock The Iadepeadent Elocou Of the Sixth Seventh
Eleventh aud Thirteenth Wards respectfully requested
% attend u and fair exposition Of the influences which
prevailed and the pledges which broken Al the Wing
Nominating Convention of the Fourth District will Then be
made Good speakers will be In attendance.
By nKnIR OF III PEorII. OF Z
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aseooe--r.
a ~

IINkUW ANL.--IN IAf NsTT llk7 HlI N'I4.IV~'
Ill >~rnRs Toy.. stoves. C4usTy, tAncy Voods &c
JACOs PLAT viii sel THIS pay, II 10 oel0cs i
ne Ng.e Sses Ko.m over The Alc0g STORE = f.sW =
among whch are cooking stoves cases assorted toss
la. 1000 taf sui,es ana ioiN. .0cke aud peusniVes y
dozens cards. curry c1iaps, sA sll lai pass Ssr
dlssgcks haudsAns spoons tSausAss Nttntl sNei Noc
cOulls. American lrafI oulf, fNN4ef larAfi Ness~N>
tapes Instruments sC-sols, ItlDis we BRUSHES Ass~'
CsrAs paru. broad ols shoe Snves, uuncd lrvn Note
snoous skaies horse cards, &C The Whole 10 10 sod
INF ois 10 sll. co4upy well A. city dealers Catalogues
arc now ready MA private sale by The pacNs2r ouly
trace chains, vices urtycomhs snsts, a.. -, 4ro
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~ The rlDyIGgI S0J THEGN HAIL
-,.,,,, yo,d from senator Corwiu.

The Cincinnati Ciroa'ce publishes ne '''o"
49,. $50, Of a letter from Hon THoaAs CoK"iN'
~ o. LEBANON. Ohio. Oct 49,
r-o.p.,i 4. look dismal enough Ohio Judging y me
10y now I'm hand bui they looked worse iof Napo
rev. a. wsrcnro and worse for Old IscN at buens
V.,a Courage and good cause Do "oIS 'Ise.ss.
,c.oyed 10 sucrd he iast atom OF nay strength 10
s ~ 80 n ye fall in Ohio let ne fall with our
.g,,5| on An will come right Ia iae Wing vocabu'
- there Is no such word a. 7 co.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ There is no place In the city within knowledge
where 90 much rational l. blended win nsuc
ton IS at the American Museum Here are collected all
great natural curosies of the world, specimens OF
mechanism large variety Of novelties animate and mani
mate aud AT and "a O'Clock every day this week Two
highly interesting performances take place al when Tue
Yankee coined an Great Western. the pOpuls and nimia
be baud Of Mnsirels the the Sable Brothers
and others give capital entertainment
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NJ AR n led

Iurst aHer1on The 1901 d E.rrt
b Re- N.rre VI JOIN coRREJA, r. 70 Me- FREtloFt
LOUISA NICHOLS. sHof ul. Gu.
A. Wet keFer; " o. Ne p net b. Re-, =. wsisss N
WAsHiNGIoN T.. + KINNEY .o Ms. LUCINDA / Flow l-
A.o q, us SANE ,ne s place. NJ SOLOMON MOORE 90 Me-
ANS l. FLOWERS
A. fllpuf b Rev A Mstalas NJ I'll 1 fAEhAAf
NJ HAf.fIFI Johnson
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.,4r cnrnpnr11.s ARE comING.

IrNABATED SUCCEsS-lNCkEAsED AIThASdIOS
I Twelfth week Society Library Rooms 5S bf0ah,
vyav corner u Leonard The original and crlebrtici
CAMPBELLs Nj NSrRELS. under me direction Of q 4
KIMBERLEY. whose Concerts tle last b ulehis nav =
been crowded % OyefO Wing by highly respecieble Hd
fashionable audiences beg 10 announce that hey VIII coz
finue their very popular Musical Entertainments EVERY
EVENING THIS WEEK, Introducing a. each Concert a
Programme OF their original Music, win several new
and orginsl Dances. by Mr. LUKE WEST and Mr. II
PEEL.
Doors open Al 7-Commence 81 g. Admission y cents
rty The SATURDAY AFTERNOON Concert, al 5
O'Clock des med expressly Tor ladies' and children, and
vii form A very attractive and chase entertainment.
Admission p cents Children bali puce. 90
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ENGLISH PERIODICALS.

EHARLFs = FRANCIS 4 CO. having purchased from
y ar BALDWIN. formerly Of 30 Broadway, his interest
1 ne f0 Owing Ergish Periodicals fuu supply Of the
back numbers ard the current numbers asimpo1et VII be-
found 80 80 Broadway. VIZ
The London Ar Journal
Civil Engineer and Architects Journal.
Cnsmheiss Edinburgh journal.
Chambers Information FOR the People
Library OF sefll kuow. edge new series
National Cycopedla.
Farmers Library and Cycopei ~ Rural AnAfs
A.s0. The London Punch Word OF Fashion, Mechanics
MagpKire. &C
lndiVdlas clubs. societies ard public institutions p
Piled wil whatever periodical work, American or English
they may require English BOOKS Imported % orer WIN
runcfIsllly. hy every steamer
CHARLES 5 FRANCIS 4 co.
ca fieofi. - Broadway.
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JACOB ;. PLArr. Aaclloneef
s1gnTk ...xN CHINA GLASS An

I, IN " ARE fac yspau,d Tea tsy., Plated NsIe.
KnIve. and F0fks Nc.-JACOb fLAkl VA seA 10.
MORRON coumrncink at lO o'cocAi iu The large cae-
* om over The Auction Store - tisu-st as above. NJ
Ia uy Oe found assoIt en 81 best cifh isney
and pure waite china sc.s 81 ies"sre cor peir Aso
.,.t.y ca.e cups ana sauceIs do. pales jass &c
A ar-e variety OF ncl cot glassware, me .sishea 80
trays A. Also, leo packages gAss~ are aue,t V"4 az
f,.uir.r n small psrAsge. suitable for cOguuy dcs.
ers and city retailers snd grucefs. - h.'
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JAIEs MITCHELL, Esq. Is nominated for the Assem-
biz from the With District Tenth Ward by the Van
Buren, party.
The Wings Of the Eighth Ward nave nominated
J. W BEEKMAS for the Assembly.
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~ new Spanish Glass for Ladies' by seuor NINevr,
will commence rus AFTERNOON, at y City Hall plsoe,
nom to and another for Gentlemen. THIS EVENING, al
81 Chambers st. nom TO O. the sane terms and al.
vsptages for schoars a. pubshe The Tribune Tues
dsy last Applications nh said hours viii be received a.
the above plsces
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L1c,. l. H1k's. Whiie Masiins, Lace Iss Cope, 81
" TIE undersigned respectfully invite the Ladies Of
10 inspect their new Fall goods
Their assortment Of needswork goods s Of their own
exclusive importation and the extensive retail stock in
The city be eQualed Tor vaie and style and In
price offers extraordinary inducements TO purchasers
FARRELL co
ala .neod s57 Brosdwa ~ next AlhAmhra)
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Marine Disasters.

Tie -a Concord Boston HH- h1r-- before ere
Casper. and have fHreu 1s Cargo
upon l Gown chars bu lat Oh - H.rra -l
damage t1 fle vessel TIE color nf Gre water Na-
Changed Stephenson sounded aai lad t-t lnr isfln t
before ne snip got about touched Tire cargo vac .a
on t- c4rret seH- strongly over Pc r.r
sie lsIrI~1 before HeafWaf could Dol go mo
and q va. found necessary % throw over cargo.
lie .cnr ssters laf taqf frrs Nr' ashore
on strasa1uh leland 18th inst tf~N saved sans
gfe taken off, which, With te la, Hi he -o aI a'1 ~
tle len-ff oI whom mas concern
TIE hsrA John Wal. tbs port, makes iie follow felf
l7t long ~ 3D. e with fe wreck o u~ s-f ga
Belle n Ne Hsvenl Capt Peterson dsua'ied End Naef g-l
Of Meek. passenger ard tao -eal-n, beng te
careoof . $50 gallons oa-ss- tie vese and owned y
Ol fhe lL sl- encountered heavy gale
Eastward. suddenly shifted Norfh, end a~N hnr
cane knocked her beam eud t ef a7i-
m instantly flied me mate AMI io OF
drowned she at situation about one 'nf
broken of le deck ant sne arii firi M
o water Cap, Peterson cei after beng days ol de wreck
cargo of wheat &c bound 70 London at distress L
10Th sept ai % DE- long 70 90 hlcne from - p W
sW WNN. de vessel lofe down oa Ter bean enc Dol ,
situation 1r u hours hove overheard part 90 e cargo
tel t-r bold, lstsf fhe nofefl
fle te blown from the yari g. % te ie, -t n a'
80 % long -5 l experienced sse'~fe fae loom Isl o ~ ''i
tllsah ara raa--- a..
Rrs fm.se Msrrarrg M,sfic sailed llh n-t ke' Wet
distress having The ith int N g. long li Morn
sway topms ss,. ~hh CARED aUy The lei 90 ~
Foremost % M even thing atta het when ihe vessel fsl e "
OTHER damage
Bremen lara Pacific Kockfe'-r which sailed hence fr Madeira
lsl u.tilt when - lol olt sprl. iets Returned '' repair
dtual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

Tvs Hal Is sur TYR iNDEX or rHE NlNo-Who, with a
brow Ike that OF WEBsTUR would look well under mis-
shspen hsl Now, then, is your chance 90 to hNoN'
haaer rs Funoust Sun Buildings. and he viii furnish
something TO n your head slke classical and becoming
Go see buy and Judge for yourselves You viii Snswer
an sAtisfed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

To- sixteenth Ward.-tier1i1Hs -iticqd-The Ger
man Democratic Wings Of the XVIII Ward are requested
10 attend meeting this evening, 81 The sixteen hohr' -
Ward Hotel OF Thirty and Egnh sN-nle 70
confer upon the prospect Of the ensuing Presiena Lee
lion With Old JACK ~ our head. and with him ne our
Leader victory Is sure for he surrender BY order
OF the Committee logS lt-rl JACOB LIMBERT Secretary
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A SOLDIERS LIFE.


S.CENFs ~ A SOLDIERS LIFE being a corrected
,>rarrrt-- ~ t.e principal Military EFens Scnie.
Ba.oact sian ard AZ 4lal.a1. from 1880 90 SIS by II
Wilton suih0r 0f Tie Ou'css, Desertcns. &c prce =
TIE Mysteries ~ Rlss1. 0Y fret LscroA price So Cts
TIE RFa Beauties. novel. by Miss Psrloe, puce - Cts
fo.iey's Ladg's BOOK flr November, price = cents
Gralsms MAGAZINE for November. price = cents
In .cn Magazine Tor November. puce = cents.
Lsies Nau0la. Magazine Tor November price lti cents
Tie ilegitllra-e, hy j. ri. DlEarue price - cents
g sckw0ot Magazfue Tor October. Price > cents
Kats Wa.s.lchsn. novel. by Ellen Pickering auihor
Of Nsn Darrell The Orphan Niece &c 3 cents.
The Irish ich Boos. by Wm. Ihackersy. suthor OF
' Vanity Fair 2vo.s no o. Pncc 81 cents
Tre Oer.ls Wedding Rng. from The French OF A. Du-
mes - cents
D0ml-y snd Daughters. beautifully Illustrated 3 cs
Pictorial Directory Of New-York, ~. ,. > cts.
Amelia. 0-. A Young Lsiy's Alr.-iiudes. = cts
Slandv McGuire OF Tricks upon Travellers. = CTS.
Prtoral Catholic Testament. edited by Bishop Hughes &c
The shove together with al the snd cheap pubiics
dIrs. who esale snt retail. A.
BERFORD A. co : Asior House.
- Tire Foreign Papers by he steamer Niagara are
ol hand Cal cary. 90 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

By the above Il VII be that the receipts during
the second week in October lci-, compared with ast
year show an increase of SOS ssh and total deficiency
Of the year compared with 1871 of si532 20 should
the Canals remain open till abou, the fret Of December
and no serious impeachment be thrown in the way Of
free navigation the tolls viii exceed the amount est
mated in the early part Of the season and will reach
over three millions Of dollars.
1t has been decided to build the Canandaigua
and Corning Railroad and Marion Porter has been sp-
pointed chief engineer.
The following table shows the exports Of Bread
stuhs &C from the Port OF Philadelphia to Foreign
ports from the 18th ut to the 18th inst