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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03

IY- The Boston Republican speaks US so kindly
that we depart from our general rule OF silence
with regard to those who Sssail ia reference to
our Presidential position. We have fairly placed
before our readers the very strongest arguments,
pro and con- We could find with regard TO the duty
Of supporting Taylor or Wan Buren,. We have
published these articles throughout the last three
months SAVING little for our own part, and in no
wise attempting 70 nlaaence the decisions Of
others. At length. after allowing others ample
time 10 form their own conclusions, we have an
nounced ours, stating our reasons l. these are
unsound. the arguments Of Willis Hall, Z. D.
Calver. sud many others who have arrived at op-
posite conclusions are in our columns. they viii
Of course confutc US should our readers be alt
matoly nisled, the fsult IS none Of ours; for no
other journal has 50 fully presented both sides Of
the question Of the day.
The Republican argues that we, with Mr.. Cor
win and some others, might have secured to Mr.
Van Buren, the votes OF Ohio, New York, Yer
mont and other oAGt otherll Northern States.
Admit il, for Arguments sake and still Mr. Van
Buren, would not have been ohoseR-bat Cas-
woald by Tue House. We cannot think 1t our
duty to contribute to such result-Bni oar friend
Continues;
But what IL M Van Baren lie not eleetedi People
"a rs II the Free Soil movement would d. nothing
unless II elected its candidates."
II people talk that way, they talk very unlike
The Tribune. We know aud have cheerfully sts
ted that the Free Soil movement has ALREADY done
good. though it has no, yet elected even Mem
Der OF Congress. We trast twill do yet more
good. though 1t val no, elect President this
wear We trust The Republican viii yet see and
admit that some are earnestly for Free Sol WHO
do no; think best TO vote for Van Buren, since that
tends to fassen Csss upon the ooaRtY. Time
must decide who IS right.
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w Il certainly sppears not hule singular, bM While
progress and is IN almost everything the estsb
lfshed order u the day and march " improvement
the universal motto 10 the forward of
the present era that The professors Il Ills wade
shou many instances be found reirogradins and H.
sesd Of endeavorng preserve. tn pefpe uy' ne honor
and guilty Of their occupation by sudable efforts or the
maintenance Of high standard Of character aud v>us In
q goods WI ch they produce be found aiding and 9beng
M their destruction ard In that other trade BY pusu'
ing suicidal policy Of deprcc sng the quality OF their
merchandise the ofthy cry OF low price
wa n BgsBs & Co hsrers al $50 Broadway, New
YORK. and lJi Chestnut Philadelphia regard this matter
Ia different light and while their paramount object Is al
ways 10 benefit the public by giving them value ~ he fullest
extent for the price paid for goods u their snuiaeure,
taey 70 announce their ln6exbe deterninsiont 10
adhere 10 the system Of price which VIII enable hem TO
couf-r proper upon merchandise which hey
place In the market w II Co cannot appreciate he
miserable system Of economy sedulousy urged upon
the public by many Of the trade which dc,stes that
eman. while expendng bis money freely aud beislly fof
every other article OF dress should in the purchase Of hs hat
be limited to price which will only procure him second
rate article and while Is wearing really splendid COAL
magnificent vest elegant boot that he ought oerslny
content himself with an Inferior nat
There no article Of dress conspicuous as bsi and
shabby hat and unbacked have long since become he
synonym Of a soven and It therefore becomes ms
duty Of all respectable hsers and consider ours IN
particular render such suryce TO the good public m our
line Of business shall prevent them for the longest uns
from finding ihsm.elye. that dissgreeabe category
The standard price Of our 10 i've dollars and all hs
We wish say regard to It's quality Is, that to any geo
tsnan who will take The trouble look At and examine
IT, il Will speak volumes for itself
WM "A. BEEBE 4 co Hatiers.
10 Broadway. New-York,
and 1879 Ch.sfnutst Phil.d@phs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ELENENrs o. ZOOLOGY. or Nsiaral History Of Animals
klom IAe l-si Edl-o-rgh E4Iloa Third Ame1csr
Edition New-Y0rs 4 6kTnes : Co 81 JJbn-st
Cineinnsu II " DERBY CO.
This volume Is well known 70 the public and As
Wen received is wide circulation sass,zniis;es
TIE initiative fact that 1t born under the super
vision Of the Msssrs. Chambers Of Edinburgh make.
reeonmendAtory notice superb loUs-,heir Press re
nownei for giving me public the most reliable book.
OF science kn0wn TIE American Editor has added
questions for examination Of students the bottom Of
each page, and explained saeh portions foreign 10
e.liy obseured - apprehension Sehooltesshers
who have 10, should examine this edition
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Ofsome importance To tbs Public.
Lazy 4 Co.'S

OF some importance To hs Public.
LyARY Co.'S
nOLESKIN SILK HATS
OF the quality and The fashion embracing Gil he
recent improvements and unexc.ied by any hereto
fore produced, will BIO henceforih sold al
-FOUR DOLLARS EACH.
The additional preparations made for the Manufacture Of
this sce, the Increased fseiies enjoyed for procuring
hom france and In this market ihe choicest necessTy ma
edas and the greatly extended sales anticipated BY
Co wafrsai them In afordng the article shove.
LEARY co, Hsters
suJ0 eodi 3, and AslOf House.
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HORRIBLE CATAsTROPHE-Erpl5Si0 Of Fire
rarks u sss nisht between aud ID o'clock, cry q
IRE Wa. heard ard the alarm rapidly spread TIE IRE
department were sgsin the alert Il sp2ssrs tit
the origia Of the Asgm as follows Al exp los-on
took place IN Hsrts Fire works Laboratory, AZ Hsrs
mus. burning servant gir and apprentice boy n tie
pected - surviveAn3 also sens IRE 20 the premises
The boys Singers were burnt % such degree that
aesh literally dropped OF Ard the iesh the girls
also entirely burnt OF The unfortunate SAT
f-rsrs were conveyed 20 New York Hospital IN Bsy-st
The Games exringuished before the engines 20,
10 work Jersey City Sentinel, saturday
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WoRuy TIVE NoricE 90 AvrHoRs.-ore risasaad De-.
,s has been offered prize FOR the best story written for
the columns OF he Flag Of Our Union by the proprietor
o; that paper snd Fire Hundred nys FOO The second best
The object Of this muraceut offer to d.aw GA, the very
best talent in the country upon story Of ise Kind described
In the Advertisement which mas be 10y referring 70 The
Flag Our hrst writers ook to H. and see that they
improve chance that vii afford them such extraordinary
remuneration The offer made In the fsresi ard most IN
mis,akeabe terms and explained In detail In the paper
ia
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To Corre.pondents.
Hiddle Junior.

A writer who doubts whether an Editor viii not h
AFRAID or ashamed To publish HE cUmmu ucsilon ought
lessi afraid ashamed TO send bis name with H.
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NEW FALL EMBROIDERIFs-

Lle.s, l. C. H1s Whiie Husiias, Lar gsi,, Capos Sc
~ The undersigned respectfully invite The Ladies u
" Y 10 Inspect their new Fall goods.
Their assortment Of needework goods IL u their own
exclusive importation, and the extensive retail stock 10
the city teannot be- equaed for variety and style, and 10
price odens extraordinary Inducements 70 purchasers
J. 1T FARRELL co
lmeoi BsOz " Alnambfa)
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FINE ARTS &c.-Under this head will appear
from time to time. some articles from an old con-
tributor one whose suggestive mind and ielci-
tous pen when on subjects familiar 70 IT, never
fails either 70 instruct or amuse. The winter is OF
course the only responsible person for what Opt
Mons or sentiments the articles may contain, but
we know him well and therefore shall issue no
c0re0f
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-
ComxoS CouScIL-Ths Board met yesterday
IN their Chambers Al the City Hal, aud transacted the
following business
u RI nd OF cir zers % have JOhnsyn-st Gagged
OF .gIlne. 70 grade and open MyfLe, ,-L-e Z. "a. ~,
i Fr3m ne COnuo-r of Greenwood Cemetery pfayle z
ts Ga account u Tie ci-or-ery conduct of soA1 ~ ,l7
Greenwood stage drivers -ai ne bosd sp2oln. ~ n.
.-cor 20 regulate th-ir proceedings Win power " arcs
any parry or-ndrg
g,,e,,i,rs-From the Attorney General giving a
- o. ne suits prosecuted ~ lyn 80 e.
~ rcba-e u 90 fe-t q nose Al sl.eadun@nt
proposed al ths lumber oe incrrass- ,9 -. - -
ESQ ls hey be made % eorrei o-d -A lr 80 ., W.
b. se 10 he S-Sforx c1mpanies, a. ne rnknes " ~
a,er 1ns5e - werz e1--1y = ne 1f- - 80
40 10 Consequence u not tnE 70 ne hose oi N Al ~
Tl- amendment Vas uEanacusy carried. FROM NJ
W.frh COrn'fe Stang fn.i the rtsress 81 ne 81 r.
luire Wsfrhm.n % DO tlfy o. HsmLtonerrY frol
Tie Msrkef CoEnlure- reporting lsr foc-Ps iSf ne @
nODth-
B>r,,ts-Froun he Assessment Committee % whom were
s- ..rr- ,hsf tbev have examined hen sno uloying
hattie rescrf b Published az ace n-eAs - 80 -
>. Eighee1lhs froa Ta;Id % It-ss' - No. =
N,.-- 4. T-ut.av from F1.hog-ss 20 n me u y =
isu.5sIrzh. 9-st from >n-h 70 Cocn' h11sonra. =
Co.'S. kr-Corsrusc From tae C0n1lLtre o. r 4o.s
Si.rr. 10 y nor we're referred ne pernon % erect cs
tsrr. Ia lie Cry Ha sta1g AZ as here q AAs -. GO 4
s;is< A. .a ,t = ~ ~ q srgetns lae
R.r.ssylaes Of owner. Of properly Y Flo,.t szs-ns
-. 1irs of .ai thorou. kizre % 70 f-e A. % $500
oFrr -lr - Z
u-o1efry 70 e gsec for r-11c irlqros1t I,
s..-ssa.euI fal he whole Guy ls.e.e u 5e -
- gci.y II -ae i1iecced ilPr0gsns1- 10 DC f70~-
s-l-rec. -,
ResroS That the report Of the street CQsi = !. =
- = vrisec.ug Of Fui5zst be sDecsec' y 9f,f {.
-. L. u1-rlnz d fee. ll.ez- Of - Apl1- 7. - y
- - : -,r-et Th1 ~ Mayer ard C.glel- oe Iss.7
- :. 80 PROPER spp ica0l 20 ne Leg -t-i- = -
-. S. fr Is purrose u being sli1orx-f ~ f-l-e
ar N 5000 il order y esiray he expenses o. efseIn.
r.e Clry Hal -AcoPtsG
o. ,-.ovtio,. Of nninor importance were hen oesr-c
.Dc lie Board scj0graod-
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" Persols wishing The Tribune lef Il theirregulary
residences her pisces u Business ether 4 New
york. Brook.yn. Jersey Cy, W.-4nsscfgh or Se~arE'
all please leave her address a. he desk u lie Pu1sA.s
oce or send b. uo.e through lie Post O5ce- TIE prce
q TIE Daily Tnnane 70 nose regularly receive Z from
OCr Carriers : y. Cez,s Per week-
County subscribers for ne D-y. IS per ar-aa II a.
Sezai-Weskly. - 80 vxyr-
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ExmsrioS PosrPoNEo.-Mrs. n. NJ. PERlsTs exhibit.
ton Of the productions OF her pupils IN Landscape
Painting In Oh Coors s account Of the weather, post
poned the fair days ser this date Those who
In such exhibitions respectfully invited
Northwes, corner OF Broadway and Twelfth 't-Moudsy
n~f , 1919
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CANYsELLs MLLoDKs.-The music OF this &C.
eorsied Sand n OF publication BY WIN. la!
s son, 2S9 BruSGwsy. They have jas; seat Is Bega
Rosa" and Poor Nelly Aaa !" these Are slnselisAsd
with very seaatifs. and graphic titls page.
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Wig General Commitiee.


The following resO.gi 90 was sdOp'ed
E>.ols>d Thai N Wng eciors d the several Wsrcs
h- fsq1e.ted 10 assenJ.e Friday eyeting Octooer
On :. Z, OclOck a. tHcr usgs headquarters, Or al ,nen
bef uf- that dsy and sUcn O;ser psees aDo 10 stcu
massef 5. the Ward COmmitee. may rel iDf ne pu-
pos - choosing De-gste. 20 tbs flowing Cow ttOhs
Five D-l-.s @ from each Ward 70 4 County COnsen
Ton To- meet BrO-1vsy House NJ thds' " OcpDef
n.1 z. GclOcs Pm 5r The purpose Of nom sius 1ab
d. ~ ocss Of 5srrOgaie Register ara hoeOi
Eeven D-icsa - from esch NsfJ' cYinp'siuS 81 -
s~mb,y Ds.nct, - Assembly Dis.rci ConVennDp, 70
met = re- 3ecfiye Wssd headquarters, on me ION cay
of(~t,-r ne1 ~. CClocs NJ 10 nonlnats esnooeie
Tor snDef 4 Ass-mbly excepting that 70 TIE Dlrincs
,omu0-et Of the Yst end Second and Third and SKIN
w.. IN. number Of Dele gstes shs be i've from zach
Of Ward. DO chOsef at large by earn "
s.f Assembly District Conventions; and the Convention Of
ne f,s scf requested 10 meet Al tee Ansnue Oar
ee1 sad the Convention Of the Second DSt 81 Ne norm
American Hotel
De.g.fss 10 Congregational OnyenfiOns a. follows
Tif1 COngf-ssiprAl D.scict-The Ffst, Second IhJif
sifih md Fh Wards 10 choose five Delegates escn hDo
tbs Convention Z. meet A. Dunlsps Hotel bFutpn.sl
Ivfb C0nxres.Onal District The sixth, Seventh Tenn
tbe Convention o select sgo. The Convention 10
n,>e, ai tie North Ar eriosn HO'el
yth Coagfe,siOns ID strctThe Eighth, Ninth sud your
Wards choose eigh Delegates each ana nc cy1
at large. The Convention % mse' a.
Broadway House. -,
Vifh Congressional Disinct-Tbe Eleventh. Twelfth
B--ntf Sixteenth Seventeenth and kPhtecntn Wafos u
eas.s four Delegates each, aud the Convention 70 se
large TIE Convention 20 meet - Conslutvh ~ ~
said Congressional COnveDuons are feq1e-is1 10 As
semble A. their several places Of meeting on M IN 1.y o
Ocfober next at "a O'cloek Pm. PHILIP HONf, Chn.
IN n. HAVE, Wee Chsirnen
ZOPHAs MILLS
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~ Rev. EDWARD X. rrLER, Editor OF the
New Englsnier' died l. New Haven, conn. on the
ss.A. very suddenly lie very able and truly sOOi
man
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Tbs TzrsvNE N PBILADELFslA-StrAassrs n Phi
aae'Thia VIII ind he Dsiy Tn5Eas s; Zeloers News
Room, Or they procure il from the nswsSoys L
the ..rea-x
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~ DiAs0SO POINTED 0oLD PESs, sold by b. D.. "Ar-
sos Co. IS Wal IT, wholesale and retail, at reduced
prices Cod pens and god slyercsses In every varsity
The celebrated Rchsea" pens sold oxca.igey - above
God pens repaired.
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- TheErsuiay Esii5a OF TIE Tribune VII D
served IN Brooklyn BY leaving TIE address a; TIE TT
bune Osce.
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For Europe.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Bso.u,yN TnEArra.-ColliNss ne,er-eShsusuns hu
m0r n ln.h characters continues general siieid
sace THIS evening be- j. TO appear 10 Shossing Events.
al .. Rory a More
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Ws D. DissSow, UsDERrAEEs.-W sreroom, IL Foortt~
avenue residence sss Bowery O~a.r. le either place
viii with pfompt susnnon- He has hand, ready
made everything requisite for furnishing funerals Iss
merls procured any Of the Cemeteries 10 and Of he
ely a1JI tmeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03

MAssAczussrrs-Ho RoBgsr RAsToUt, IS
tie Csss candidate for Congress N he I'D IEs'ex
Datict
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~ NEIis the man born without whose truly Won
derial Npoit- MS feet snd have been Of the
features the Museum short pas cuses hs en-
ement this week. and recommend every one, yo1ns
snt ODD who have his astonishing sni peasns ~
pemenis to avail thcmseive, OF the last opportunity he
appears al both performance sud u O'Clock In congnc-
ton With Great Western. tie sable Rr Tiers and 0hes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03

r. The Bgraio Corner has been msled by
some eavesdroppcr into printing Al account Of
conversation which he pretends to have overheard
il, the Western Railroad Cars some months ago
wherein
Mr. Greeley stated that he should hoist the Taylor
ese on one contingency. and that contingency Has
leu he bsoome soffsd that GcH. Cas- 00id b esoea
This is entirely false. Publicly and privately
we have since asst June held bat one language on
this sublcct-namely, that We should support
Gen. Taylor whenever We became saushed That
we could no otherwise aid 10 defeating Gen. Cas-.
When we said that We meant H. and as we said
We do.
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By telegraph to the ysw-York Tribune,
storm at Baltimore.
Purrvory. Nonssv, Oct ,

BALTIMORE, Monday, Dct =
Tremendous stoim Of ram IS PREVAILING here
to-day the tide runs high and i IS feared much
damage viii De done to the shipping. Business
Is in measure Suspended. Produce, however.
remains without much change
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

n We have been favored by Dr. Charles J
Goodrich. Phys 10 the Board OF Health. with 'h'
following report OF the number Of deaths which tool
place In tai. City during the past week Males ~ r.
males y Adults g. children 40. Total H. OF these
- were from the City Of New-fOrk-
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IRE heavy rain prevailing here al day put cheek on
operations IN Produce Moderate ssies q HoTar1-si
FIouE were made a; g = - 5lt Il WHEAT 10
ssles were reported There were buyers q Waite q
= T. and Red sisl o. CoEv ~ss steady BAT not &C.
tive Some parcels Of elbow sold sut TIE terms al
10, trsn.pre WHISKY. in bols e he'd a. p z e''
with snail sales PaovuloSs were quiet without
chance Ia price
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Markets

Reoe g;s ance sGflraay--oo b''s FLOUR l'''o '-'a'
WmEAr. 22yoo DO CoaS. Iae FLOUR market "1s
without change, Hhle the sales we're -sai WHAT
wa improving and sales 0Oo 5lsh Ohio were M -e
=, ore CoaN rsled steady With Gales of 5000 bush at
54c PRr,eH7s BY Canal 20 Albany were active a. 20 =
-. far Flour lf- for wheat End &c for Cora.
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Ro-sir-s ~ canal siacs Safsraay-fLoUR ~<'v' oh
rels. WHEAT. 2-.300 bushels CoRS 2oiD CO. p
BAnIrY u 10 Do. The inclement state o. me
weather Pr, stop 70 transactions in breads'us ana
no sales Of moment wers reported-oi BAILEY ''v"
bushels changed hands a. . = cts OATS were
steady with sales Of 1900 bushels At 80 a a ets
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~ E-Esss ~ T-ssszf Por- Rhss7nz Ss-
sraiSn Ssarrz-- ssP-sa- az ks=s'o- 0r y 800 pr
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} Io.,,s = P p,resssy. Secretaries oza
~ Grand Mass Meeting of the Cartmen Of

~ Grand Mass Meeting of the Carfmen of
ke~.York All the friends Of Ger. ZACHARY TAYLOR
10, President and mILLARD FILLMORE for vcs-presi-
dem, ar. requested To meet at vauxhs Garden THURS
DAY EVENING, 5h met ats O'Clock
TIE 'olowing distinguished gentlemen have beeninVisd
10 address the meeting have accepted and will positively
be present; Hon DAVID PAUL BsowS Of P-nnsylyania
Hon OepEx HofrN.s Of New YORK; HUGH maxwell,
va Several other distinguished gentlemen viii address
the meeting.
The Gee Clubs Of the city have been invited have
accepted AMI will favor the meeting with some choice
sioyin0 nv order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
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TERRIBLE AcCIDENT.-A most melancholy ca
tastrophe occurred on Saturday night at the residence
OF Mr. James Harrison keeper Of the Northern Hotel IN
Cortland t. at North Bergen, near Jersey City. Two
Of his sons Robert and Andrew. who had reached home
rather late had retired 10 their rooms when Robert
who was sitting up reading heard the music OF pro
cession from the Cas- and Butler Ratification meeting
and proposed 10 his brother Andrew who was already
in bed that they should take old can Of camphene
which was in the house and pour il upon heap Of
straw in the orchard. to make a bonfire. This Wa
agreed TO- and the having been procured Andrew
held the light while biz brother prinked the csmphene
upon the straw The light being brought too near the
whole mass exploded throwing the burning contents
upon Andrew who had come out without either coat
or vest Robert in the attempt TO qucuch the asmes
communicated them TO his clothes. He then msde
mis- way with difficulty 10 pump, where he fsnted
and the fire was extngushed by servant, girl Another
brother Thomas FASTENED 10 the rescue OF Andrew,
which he accomplished By cutting the clothes from his
back burning his own hands severely In 80 doing
Both the brothers friehtfllly burned upon the
breast and arms and ihev lay all sunday IN the greatest
agony each asking in the most touching manner con
corning the state Of the other. Yesterday morning
about one O'Clock Robert died He was about p yesrs
old and young man of most noble and amisble char
acter He gave bright promise OF manhood Of honor
and usefulness and his loss val long be felt by his re-
la,ives and friends The other brother, It Is thought
cannot recover His breast and arms arc burned near
y crisp, and his suerings are not to be described
~ Gen. JAMES HAMILT0N, alesding Georgia
Loco Foco, formerly Of south Carolina, addressed a
letter recently to Cass Meeting in Merrsesther Co
declaring his preference for Gen Taylor, and his nsbi
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REALLY Coop DEgss B0oTs.-Th,ss who wasn't %. 80.
articles recommended % 20 70 WATKlss ia 70 Donsi
where rsy find hfsfsts assortment al ne io""r
prees SIR W msk-s all a!s and wehnd thatons
pair Of bis boots will pairs Of ths Common
EG.srn made ones Usually sod 10 me boo. stores 80 's"a
CALWOzSiA--Lf- Manners s1d Cas1oms Of ne IHnsoit
ante 10. Hlsory Climate, SOILS Mics and
$500 ~. - Roadway % Sc
CAzPErISs-A large and complete assortment '' Eng
H.b and American carpeung, selling a. tse following low
Rses yoglsh Administer, frotn.....c2 70 ~ per ysrd
P,cb yelyeg .ad WltOn from Ia 70 De per yard
s,eb r.pesuis Brussels from los W les per yard
Reh Br1ssels ffom............. 70 20 lzs per yard
Rich plys, English AID Amer I'm. "a 70 liz per yard
sspsr6ne lngrans from fs W To zoe and foe,
81 wool. from 81 70 s..
o. Cloths, scd al o.ner goods found IN Carpet Scores,
szIw 80 Psai-st
q For sdvernx Ia he s~.paDsr. q osher cine. sod
" all the stst-s, v q. PALaLss Agency orsrs an
a safe, Jacieioos and ihofo1sh system
~ The cheapest AID beet place he city get good
5oos -nos- OF Osiiers, . JoSkss 10 Ann-si Gear ne
American Museum F.f cgaiiy French cz dress boots
e. ~ secood egaliy s. So % g. Coagress Bod.
- y 10 81 Ffereh patent esther boots y. ~ w
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03

- The India Rubber Factory on High street,
Newark. was Considerably damaged By ere On sunday
fully insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03

A Regular Meeting Of this Committee will be held on
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct s,7i O'Clock, a, the Broad
wsy House Byorder PHILIP HONE, Chairman
Jos.W r T.ytoR, Secretaries ooo
JosGTH q. PiScKStY, OF