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MINISTER TO, FRANCE, where he immoralizcd his name ny his celebrated pamphlet on the BRIGHT
 OF SEARCH. September IT, ls42, resigns his French mission on account of the Ashbur- ? ton Treaty, and returns to the { m United States, greeted by :. the paudits of millions
 of his grateful
 tountrymen. A proninen. candidate for the hoinina. tion of the Democratic party for
 tho Presidency in lo44. In the winter of ls44, elected by tho 4 Legislature of Michigan, UNITED STATES SENATOR In which body he leads the supporters ol v THE IRISH RELIEF BILL, Defends from the abusive attacks of
 "Native' bigots, his Holiness ft'ea POPE PLUS TX. Defends with assiduity, determination and consistency OUR TITLE TO OREGON. Assists in the passage of the Independent Treasury and Tariff of le46, supports with zeal and eloquence the Mexi' can war, and is very ''pillar
 of strength" to the admin.
 istration of asv ,f-,1 JAMES K. POLK. May 23, l64S, is nominated by the National Convention held in tho
 city of Baltimore, as the F Democratic Candidate for PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED ss.a STATES to which, the highest and most honora. ble civi. office Tn the world, he is sure to be elevated by the free suffrages of the American people, thc
 inauguration taking place, a ~ March 4, l649. ,., In every station, and under every respon. sibility, Lewis Cass has manifested hon. esty, capacity, and fidelity to the Con. stitution, firm attachment to re- publican principles, apatriotic
 devotion to country, and has 3.s shown himself throughout lea . his whole life
 k to be
 A PATRIOT, CRAFTSMAN, AND TRUE
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ATTOKNEf AT LAW,
 PRATTVILLE AutGuga Co., Ala. TWILL attend to all business entrusted w to his care in the adjoining countsis Aug. 2, lS48. 32-u.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

IL he Frieads y Ireland IL he STATE d PeHH5ylroHi1;
The recent events that have occurred in Ireland
in connection with the Revolutionary movement in that
country make incumbent upon me, briefly 10 address
YOU Ia common with large majority Of citizens,
both native and adopted only depOre the disss.
ous character Of these events but confess that their
very unexpected occurrence has been well calculated
10 dissppOint and shock public expectation Yielding
than that partial credit due 70 the accounts
ceiyed through British newspapers we are compelled
bear witness 10 result alike painful and lucUmprc-
hcnsible. Have the leaders Of the movement been
guilty Ofs weak and traorous detection % the
The opposite OF this seems to be the truth. Even the
Tory press arc compelled 70 pay eAtorIed compliments
% their courage and devotion.
Are % solve the problem by agreeing that the
people OF Ireland submissive slaves by nature,
ndisposed u rise In effort to cast OF the odous
weight Of a government which sufocatcs and crushes
lheir life On the contrary, il i admitted al
hands that the spirit OF rebellion rife aud that disai
lection toward the Gogernment - deep and general
fernaps u may - explained, by suppO,ng t0at dn0ir
and better chapter ia this Revolutionary yet
10 be written VII such a chapter be written While
10 the experience Of the humiliation Of the present,
almost fear - hope yet DO still hope In despite OF Al
my fears In this view, since circumstances would
% require that We should discontinue active
sbors, let pes-iveiy maintain our organization,
and BE- ready Tor the contest again, II the hour should
ever invite
This is no time to dwell upon the subject OF British
tyranny and Irish wrongs The minds and hearts Of
all the brave sBd generous People Of the Union are
allied with detestsiion OF that cOwsrdly spirit OF afro
cio1s injustice which has marked the course II the
British government toward Ireland, and which was
never more malignant and nt0lersnt than now Our
citizens have Of late given undOubted earnest Of their
sentiments and feelings on this point. The noble
element which has recently prevailed among Us must
be regarded a. one Of tO-e spontaneous and dsnier
esed outbursts Of the great popular heart somewhat
kindred 10 character b another national denomination
during the last year in the direction, though
guided BY another spirit which render Country IL
Institutions and "a People the pride and glory OF the
civilized world And whatever may BE- the anal history
aF Na
t1uafe unfortunate 10 will be subject Of c0ngratu
srion with me to have been in humble way con.
nected with 10 This sentiment entertain Ia common
doubt with s those who have taken part IN lr.h
Affairs on this eide OF the Atlantic, while sustaining A
in opposition to the unproyoked and besia tyran
ny d wicked srstOcracy, resting those universal
principles Of Humanity Justice and Liberty which in
clude only the Of Ireland bur must constitute
the foundation u the future Happiness and liberties of
mInkInd ROBERT TYLER
Hsnotts Nent-r q N Prov Dr-,tory lf M. st.,.
Ct P--nsy !Faas.
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DIED.

o. Moli'y ror1as. u- liza st JAMES W OAKLEY "a III.
-sfl esr cd ls 49,. ~
H. Trends 'alf 1se % hb~r Charles y arr al,
invited % att-1i b. r-ify sf~rufla IT, ll,b - -
offts fn sni Wet fs~ih a. without lafther a,tsfs,n
MORE " 'N Jan
Tier .el asi .e4saiaars sn si-o member. OF Harp-
hn ~ u ID Of af- Repeatedly lr'rd ier funeral I'd
30 " So" /,
re-'-raJ n9rang. cHARLEs oaof Clarke .ss w,i o,os
ia@ l-fl I-tr NJ BIZ ~
TIE frenfs of fais a.. l "a % ..fsi D. r..-.i FL 49,
az Z o'cil-k. lrora o. Third e.
90 F9niai ia i1't ha.f, eti.sf daughter Mar kor
- ' 'i Graz, aEed nlfhs days -ssiaa NOS
tat .ia l-fa-,f 1fas-n e
IT. relatives tsi r'.rfs of i. tal. -.
tN e i-ierd on N-in-sfly srrnra Al o
~,leli iafihef INVITATION. from Monroe 81 near Pa.
Dl ,tlffaf mafnu- th- lth sou.unoa THEODORE
bthhkN ON ed, Dsn- and n~rren of d. "a. Of lie aI
10 ~ heffen, Jr Co sli a years. unr;hs al ~ ss5.
~ staten Island lie H iyseat@ry HENRY T
lvALlNeN 90 Tie rrss-lt 5 a. asfsai.ae go
= l-ef. Nnp~s lnfet is~fs e b-.
ln@1is
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The Telegraph Case-Letter from Henry "
Reilly.

LOUISVILLE Ky Monday sept. Il.
You can inform all friend. that the whole New
Orleans Line will be quickly finished, and that
the part Of il already finished will continue 70 be
worked steadily by new instrument. The IN
junction only effects the use Of one KIDD Of instru
ment on a short line in Kentucky, and on that
short line we now use a different plan. II does
not effect any other part Of our vast lines re-
fer you to my brei address 70 the people OF Ken
lucky. You viii soon see the lightning flashing
from your seaboard to New Orleans, by our lioe
through the Mississippi Valley. act by the adj
vice Of good counsel. II. hE'LLi.
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B, telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Arkansas Election.
Ct LOUIS, Monde,

81 LOuIs, Monday sept II
Full returns from the Election IN Arkansas have
been received, and the Legislature stands Loco
Fooo 20 Wings %.
It's said that a large majority are IN favor Of
Major BoKLASD, lwho now holds the once .! ''''
appointment Of the Governor for Iniied states
Senator, for SIX years from the 4th OF March next
Judge W ;. OLDHAM, it Is believed VIII also DC
chosen to the Senate. to supply the vacancy o.
casioned by the death Of Hon. CHESTER AsHIfi'
". X. sgpAsriAS now holds the seat by L1ecn'
tive appointment
~, coo,,o,.,ioner sEvIER is a candidate for re-
ai.,,;o. 20 the senate. bat bis chances for that
honor are supposed to be very slim indeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
PHILADELPHIA Markets.
Correspondence u The Tribune.

correspondence VI j DC 4llNAAfs
rMLADELPHIA sept ll-P.M
There is but little inquiry for Flour to-day, aud
no export sales have been made public - - Is the
asking price for standard brands with small sales ior
home use only Corn Meal is scarce and a small sale
was made At 3 3li Rye Flour-Last sales 3li Wheat
is wanted but generally held above the views Of buyers
- paid for prime Tot Of southern red buyers
offer % for milling RyeA small Jog Of Pennsylvan'a
sold AZ - cts There is some considerable movement
ia Corn and 10 1900 bushels southern and Pennsyi
yania yellow sold - % cts chiefly a. the latter rate
Oats-Southern have been sold "a 80 cts. Cotton rc
mains quiet The Provision market is steady and hrin
without large sales. Groceries ARE rather better yv
bags Rio Coffee sold 40 au advance on previous Rates
and Sugars are also IN request for another market with
some sales of MuscoyadOc- At fully Of cent rise
Whisky-some hhds. sold 81 - cents, bbls. are held
higher.
SALES or STOCKS. -Fust B9ard-l.400 state 6s. 80
100 Reading RI lot $50 Lchish Coal scrip, ~ 5000
Harrisburg RR 6s s. 1880 r. s 6'. o. l04s 1908
L. : Treas Notes 1924 80 Girard Bank l0i.
SeroHd Board-30O U. :. Bank. . III schuyl Nav
Interest. 90 900 do. 90 80 Lehish Cod scrip. -
1000 U. :. Sc '65, lO4i 00o Tenn. BIDS. Sc, 16i.
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Correspondence d the Phladelpnia BuIletn-
pOrTsrrLLE. sept d.

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Bulletin
POrTsvILLE. sept IT,
The most destructive fire that has ever Visited
our borough occurred la-t evening The large BLOCK
bounded by Callowhil Railroad, Market and Centre
sts &. heap Of blackened ruins. The following g
lisf Of the suferers
Daniel snr.nge house and shop. Geo Mason. dry
goods and groceries, Patrick f01arty. do FairlcN Ouf
~ hotel and stables. Thomas Howard beer house
Fox s. Brother store J Eptng coniecuoner W. Il
HiU store Foster & Daley store JD-eph NeaFtf
dwelling T Pollock store Mr. MID house and stable
soap factory. furniture shop ?. " Nagle ooniecuon
cr. Mr. LIB halter Mr. Cochran. tailor Mr. Hon
man coniecti0ner. 1homss o,ter, shoe store ut"t
& slime feed store and small frames The IRE j. sup
posed 10 be- the work oi An ncendary
The fre broke OUT a. late hour last evening and me
flames verc un.ubducj a. early hour this morning
Tn. loss b. estimated as Ugh as clnN"0 10 the eA
c.iement which now prevails il j. impossible % send
further reliable particulars.
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TIE MN WHO sroxE ov TIE CAR.

EDS. TRIBUNE. Did ever either OF you step into
one Of the neat and commodious cars Of the City
Hal snc Twenty Seventh = Line, and luxurste in q
ride Of some 2 miles for the low price Of 4 fpi Well
then, you must have been struck with admiration At
the enterprise and public spirit manifested IN al the
engagements Of the company, which caters 50 success
fully % public taste
Bur there y another thing with which you could not
ii D. be struck and hlch admirable taste
good breeding ami decscy the part Of certain pa-
-eu-ers, among whom, fsnced reco gulsct The man
that smoked 10 The omnibus refer 10 those gentle
men who place tlsuis Ives with powerfully strong
and Vigorously Piled c. the front platform directy
before the open door OF the Now, dolt the eX.
qsIie fitness and thoughtful decay OF this arrange
VI IT. strike you ~ once Il would. Tn sure. II you
were one oi the unfortunate insiders For you
those benevolent pU-rs were % locate themselves in
the center Of the car Only part Of the passengers
could take ne beneni Of their igmiga0ns and # they
should get GA the parf0rul they would reach the
oliactores oi only luckless wEht who could not
get inside. Now. Messrs Editors behalf OF large
company Of your lady readers am appointed com
mitiee Of three 70 tender To those puers their
sincere acknowledgements for the delicate avors they
have 20 mPartisy distributed and 10 say q them that
.c trust al their aspirations 10 he gallant and agreeable.
WI not IN this instance, end 10 sokS. Please com.
municsie and o6lisc An OLD sUsscaIsEs-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 70
~ ELrcroRs OF TIE THIRD WARD You

~ ELECTORS OF TIE THIRD WARD you
are called to elect this day Alderman Tor your
Ward in place Of Robert Swartwout' Esq de-
ceased. THOMAS McKslGHr, your late Assistant
Alderman. is the only Wing candidate-he may
or NAV not be opposed-ii you shun the polls he
NAV be beaten by sarprise at the last moment
Go up aud vote tins morning II neeo No' 'aA,
much of your time-not hall an hour hoi" eaou u
vou-and il will be discharging da'y' "h'ch
shoold therefore be pleasure. be promptly
faithful. and ais well. Remember that the loss
of This Alderman would destroy the Wing majority
10 the Board, aud pu, everything aaoat IN the City
government.
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Court TINS Day.

Cu,c Corsr-No. Do H. H. 90 q, g.. So - 3d. 3d. 49, Co. a.
Srrssios Arsumea Ceitorn Calender taken zap on
Saturday
Co~~,s Ptr,s-Pan $50. lo9 H. me- -l, l3 l5 ~ l,'
49, 1856 1872 lu g. e. ' Pant lNos -, lo 100 nc, ~
ll4 us, 20, ~, ne. $50. ~, l'd 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

DuoRcF.-Thc application ior divorce 90 the
PHILADELPHIA Courts rs SIR Pierce Butler AGAINST b.
wife Fanny Kcmbc Butler i- on the ground that she
has deserted him for two years having been abroad
for that time IN Europe Mr. Butler resisis the app
cation and A. A large fortune IL depending on the
question whether the wife shall nave her legal portion
dr be- cut Of BIZ divorce the case viii be one OF
interest
COLORED CAMP MEETING rs WEST jersey
some OO0 Philsdephiaus went down 10 small woods
meeting Of this complexion n Red Bank on sunday IN
the steamers that piled hourly The Gen Greene nld
1000 Al one trip
~ The Riotm0ad Time. says tina, Capt. VIM.
B. Archer has been arrested and committed 70 jill on
d charse Of forgery.
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NJ a Il Il LED .

pn lhlrsiy evsun- -~lt 2 - Annr Church. Brooklyn BY
Re-. ~ Cutler THO DptEiU DELLfi S~ York ELIZ
AN ChAlD, ionng-ft Tod -f of Robert Cog E-l q BrEn
On ~ tl H.t hy i,e Hea Cltse VI THOMAS WHITE o
h-s cAfhAkiNE kkkON.. taih ~ Ellsletitasa. y. J.
on ,silfisf f ilst AZ 81 Peter. Church d. Pse NJ
ELISHA : SHELDON of u Cg. Mss CAMILLA b. CNOFTs
~ - Jaia-. Puerto Itso
A. >- fi e 81 John Com
s'A hs ifou Inspector. Nrs Ai-- n FarAa, Pnacp ~
trul NJ Dc prison.
a. brs he l0A tie Cn4rh oft- Hob Ir1ty b,
lrF " l@rs, " HORAffo kA.fNEAD. formerly Il Ponei
krtrsr, % M HENRIETTA hiNDELL oi BorGiJ8
Al i-nr iin0it An ~ A. loUCRs u fhat place Z.
NfS JASE MARIA sHlPARDoi tls Cfg.
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ry Yes. Sir. we do and did deny it. We stated

Richmond Uh9.
~ Yes Sir we do and did deny 1t. We stated
expressly that The Tribune had nothing whatever
TO DO with the dispatch in question. True, the
relesraplic agent OF the Albany papers is also
employed by The Tribune, though he has nothing
to do with its politics y but one OF those engage
ments has no sort OF connection with the other
The Tribune has no part nor lot IN his Telegraph
ing, any than IN his dining or his household
arrangements He is very decided supporter OF
Taylor and has been since the Philadelphia Con-
vention. What can the Wing mean after having
this folly explained, by brszenIng it out that tbs
Tribune sent the dispatch which raised the
commoton in Albany Does it hope by direct
untruth TO render more plausible its calumnious
and cowardly insinuaton respecting the efforts IN
this quarter for ireland We defy its misstatc-
nents and despise its more skulking ISLANDERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ MOssE's CoNroCSD ssKUP % YELLOW Dock h'''
by three years " unparalleled success, aud wlo s'
attempts 10 fch honor claimed won by other meae''
has established Itself the great proemneni frns''
Of the age for lis thorough searching effects IN pun,
the blood and purgng the system Of ihose corrupt hsn0'
that contain the seeds u almost every variety Of disease
operates solely by lhe medical properties Of the nse's
ents Of whchii composed Numerous testimonials 's''
been received from physicians aud patients Of s sof>n'
-ticary over al other similar remedies, and espees'
every other preparation Of this celebrated psnl This req
ely d. particularly successful Ia scToaloGs ousneoa' "
fectons. Klngs evil salt rheum, nngwonn, letter "''
head, scurvy sores, bles, ulcers whites For female Gun
plants il supsreeong all others
Principal dice, n Wser-st For sale by all the PsiA"
pal Druggists ard dealers In the city and country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Board Of A-sisfnnt-.h


PETITIONS REfEpRgu-Of r, Duncan, Reuben Nithefs,
J. NJ Waterbury. r Winans, Abraham Mersrioe and &
Noble Trustees OF the present Pecssp AID Vrandsi fe-
nes stating that the Cooperation have recently grared
lease said other nd sduslsilai The pres
eni COMPANY have large amount OF caplis invested IN
steamboats,, iOafs, bridges, &C 90 Ntsmshurgha ASK
ng that the Corporation viii grant them the use ~ SIP on
the New York .ie the present Pecssp Ferry TO
Committee on Ferries For a wei snd pump on lhf1-
avenue and ghi-si From Brown bell claii-
Ing right 20 the properly foot u GrRnfsi leased 20 ne
Wllsmsburgh Ferry Company, and @kins maj Il he re-
stored 90 them 49,
Bnckhou the % ST. % for damage 10 scoop Amelia IN
running no sInscn block foot Of North Mooietl, Owing
% lhe carressnrss of the contractor Tor building whal
placing light therein. and charge % The cont facur
Permitting the Society of The Home for lac tDcndrss,
io make connection from the rear 81 Their hudng in ihf
ueIhst the IN Twenty nin.st 1ranung eScii
siveue u pier foot Murrays Ia the POu snAerpse Trans
p0rafon Company. Reminc fine ton motion Of Assistant
Alderman MOrgsnl Imposed r keeping root beer store
corner Henry and Csih.rnes Changing award ma open
tng Niian--t from James I'd samuel Ilumpsun.. he-
Referred To pay Managers of Gallery of Fine Arts,
: $40 fsrdamsge n hng up sui removing from konnda
Concuued u. To pant Essex Market same. To pay
expense Of funeral of lafe Alderman Swaftw out Adopted
Not fO pay Charles Bloom ale police officer oi seven
teeuh Ward, he having been illegally appointed by HE
Mayor Referees. To repair roof aud paint Jefferson
Market COncurred Making the hrs Monday be Nov
the for taking ont licenses FOR Meat shops same
Authorizing the appointment of four additional attendants
10 the Lunac Asylum. That The vacancy to Keeper OF
4 Lunatic Asylum be referred with power. Conrured IN
Appointing Thomas Boyle Trustee Of Common school
m Thirteenth Ward, u place OF George thds. deceased
Motion made flr concurrence IN thr appointment
OF AIr Warner President Of the Watsr Board. Mr.
Webb snd one or two Others of the Loco members bOlted
without quorum, AMI II stands adjourned 10 Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

The B0.ton Illus has returns from LEI towns
leaving - small ones to be heard from, or about
one-eighth Of the State. Chittenden, Caledonia
and La Noble Counties only are complete. The
Wligs gain Senator in Grand Isle and the Van
Buren, party one IN La Noble, both from the Cass
men. who have but to p Whiss, counting Gale
donia rs eloctine two Cass Senators which We
doubt. The House stands 100 Wing, y Van Buren,
80 Cass, with 90 towns to come in, which last year
chose Wings to 3 Loco-Focos.
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sASoss sARsAPARiLLA.The exposure and irregulsn'J@
diet which necessary conconsnts Of many Ands "
business, fruhh Of and glsviah
diseases Persons subjected To such exposures aud H'ess
lares frequently experience dwellings u The glands o. "
neck aud chest and sometimes these break aad eye ne
troublesome aud unseenly ulcers called scrolgoas u
other instances, obstinate inhannatlons Of he eyesof Que
ears and enpuons " the head are tbs conseeasSee'-
Those individuals whose occupations render then Peeuh5
liable 10 such Diseases who have constitutions Pfs''
position thereto, viii and sASDs- sasspalla an sn's''
preventive, or, nthey actually suffering under nese "
any similar nsades speedy safe and certain f-mesy
bottle taken occasionally viii generally keep tore ssn n'
snd glands clear Of disease, and regular course WILL VIE
equal certainty, remove inf already developed.
Prepared and sod, Wholesale and fessll, 81 A. %. 81
SANDS Wholesale Dpggss 100 Fulton, corner Of WINS"
o. 27s Broadway, and n Eas. Broadway sew-Yot s'r
also BY Druggists generally roa hou. tho uIi'e' es'''
Price VI per bottle, or six boiiles Tor -.
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RECEIPTS ~ THE CANAI SINCE sATuRDAY-fIouR'
100 bbls WHEAT. 900 bushels CoHN 25oO DO.
FLOUR continued firm but the transactions were I'm
tied buyers were holding off for lower prices o.
WHEAT 200 bushels changed bands at 1873 cents
The inquiry for CoHS was scarcely 50 active. We
notice saes Of 1900 bushels mixed at So cent? OATS
continued in demand with sales Of 1900 bushels At
a q g cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

FROM THE SANDWICH lsLAsDs.-We have re-
cevcd files OF Sandwich Island papers from Dec Il to
Feb oncis,ive late however as former accounts
TIE Polyaeiaa Of the lalh is filed with bret and
very well written memoir OF the Mexican war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

70 4 letter from Greenyille, :. c. dated Au
gust says two Of Mr. Cslhoun's negroes were com.
mted o. jail IN ickens District for an attempt 10 poi
sou Mrs Calhoun, by putting oxalc acid in her tea
~ The line-oi-battle ship Vermont pierced
for 10 guns, viii be launched On Thursday mex, at
Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ Ntotls CLASS tor beginners, and those also sbl
have knowledge Of the instrument, will commence
the Rooms Of the American Musical institute i65 Broadway
Saturday evening oth inst at O'Clock Terms s per gs.
ter in advance Free for all ON the hrst evening.
~ 3leOds N MEl6GS Pnucn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ Wedding Cards. highly polished both sides win
II rich silver eige-an entirely and beautiful artds
Also. splendid Enyelop-, Boxes for Wedding Cake. We'd
ding Waters. Silver Cord sc. Al J. EvERDELLs Prnmn
Engraving Establishment S02 Broadway, Dsnsss
second square above the Park sul2 TuThssl IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

A CARD.-MRs. NJ ; cow beg- leave 10 inform ~
friends that she continues the practce of he Nsrf cs
retaining the above name for all professional uses ha
Water Cure House, -6l East TenthsL Is provided rn
every facility for fol- war treatment, and gyfna 1n
with competent teacher Patients Will receive un'eni
ting personal attendance Mrs Cows may be con'aae
from 10 A. NJ. till Z. NJ. Sundays excepted. Psnecl
visited al their residences when required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

" Consns, Ministers and Charge d'Aaaires Of as
United States and of oregn countries resident ia the U<t
States, have their seas of office engraved by The bat
artists AIT EyEKDeLLs Premium Engraving Estsb'snaL
SO2 Broadway Of Duane second square above b
PARK. al 3fluIhksl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Receipts BY canal since saturday FLOUR 100"
bbls. WHEAT. 5000 bushels. Cons, 2i0oO DO The
market for Floua vas duh and prices inclined to
droop Our quotations, which are nominal are 700
37i WHEAT was steady, with sales of 300 bushels
Ohio at : o. The demand for CoRN was not active
and no sales Of moment ranspired For fair Yellow 90
CO. was asked