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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

II The SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION A. Philaiel
phis to commence on Wednesday next, the 10th INST
bids fair from the complete arrangements svsdy vi
fected TO possess more than It's usual interest
The title OF Association Of American Biologists and
Nsturalisis" under which rs annual siitngs in
chief cities have heretofore been heidi has given way
to the adoption Of the name OF THE American Asso.
CITATION FoR THE Advancement or SCIENCE, and in
It's condgction nearly or quite al the Scientific talent
Of country Is engaged. It's objects 70 promote
intercourse between those cutvstns Science in d-er
eni parts OF the United States snd by periodical and
migratory meetings 10 give stronger and more gene
raj impulse and systematic direction 20 Amer
lean scientific research Sessions have already been
held in the majority Of largest cities in cur own
in ls46) and their deliberations have begun to excite
very general interest wherever they occur. Associa
ton in Scientific labor IS fully and essentially neees
AIRY as in sny branch Of public or domestic economy
snd the increased facilities Afforded through the aid
and constant cooperation Of such Societies, IS begin
ming to exert very hsppy influence. One works with
the other and al resul, in good.
The reors snizstSn and arrangement Of this
Association have been formed under the very able d.
rection OF COMMITTEES, consisting OF Profs. RoGESs
PEIRcE and AsASsIL and without doubt the ensuing
weeks deliberations will be productive OF numerous IN
erestins and valuable developments in the world Of
Science They will BE- looked for with interest.
Prof RooERs, We understand delivers the opening
address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE Reckless speculsiofe " -
work doing their utmost destroy public confidence
popular preparation known throu ghout The Mos A. -
Loss Chemical Hair invigorstor. Beware Of hsf 80 80
terf-s see that PHALoS's The wrapper o.
boue Be very particular IN asking Of the drug sto.c -
he ar,icls by s whole mistake may :.
some spurious concocnoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
By Telegraph to the Ntw-YOrk Tribune.
Arkan.a. Election.

r Louis, Sunday sept II.
Full returns have been received from all except
five counties. JoHNsoS', majority for Congress -
far, IS 1857 over NEWTON, Wing
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ TiE ATTRACTIONS IT the Museum are great 10
Week asst The Sable Brothers are engaged sso NJ
Nes whose performance assure readers, are mo
most wonderful aver Witnessed in this city Those wto
want an evenings amusement viii nnd ~ The Museum
greater variety of novelties and Interesting entertainments
D. ~ 81 any ulner e.IalI sLmeIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
CHEAP TRAVELLING

~ Tie large and splendid steamer ALD,. Capt "
Stone. aud after "Wednesday. Sept srh. leave Ne~
Yors Tor Albany from the foot ri Barcaysi instead
OF o'clock rs heretofore Passage ~ cents The Ads
cave. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
" There will be a CLAY MEETING in the Sc,
enieenth Ward tonight See call

PRoF. MORSE AND HIS TELEGRAFH.-Ike Day
Book takes occasion TO say that
The Editor Of The TfibNRs declared his intention
10 Hjdre his PROT Morses) invention and his business
in every possible way
This, like most Of The Day-Books aspersions is
reckless and untrue. We never declared any
such intention, for We had none. But believing
the claims put forth in behalf OF Prof Morse to smoun,
monopoly OF all possible modes and means OF com
muncsng ideas by electricity believing such claim 10
be absurd unrghieous and prejudcis to the public in
eres and believing ths, he (or those claiming under
HIM have made unreasonable snd excessive eSsotions
for the OF their patent We have hoped TO see his
pretensions somewhat pared down IN the Courts. We
still hope Il Tie Day Book bought its Telegrsphie
dispatches instead Of borrowing them, We think Il
would look deeper into the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

r.frhpAr, september u
AsHEsPos ar. sp Q y With 'as 80 bs, Of vhh 30 ser-
ooTIoS-I. az. ar, 80 b-' mostly for export showing he
FLotR AsD MAILED, con.aiersb- snn,.. 10 Flour
nj. morning eonseql-ce n The arnai u
eoss the ehsng- yesterday The senns Ia.
5esn good Tor export he ,s.s o I'D. psrpoe e. ~ Or 10
s5 assry Al Al ~. noans 30 so. Broosyu Ths sutre
'ass % ne .ay are 900 ool acadlg
goo saa, sat- Nesas as =, is,ss ae~ -s.si cen.
al etasd IN Southern much dong Tie arr
: ,onnn A. - small .sis- Rye Fioura lsdsi9H
1' -''on ''le' opening Of r.r '''o5 az
Wse,s fogf ..- obs 1883 10.7Ig
Corn h-a----- 80 go
GRAIS-Fof Wheat he demand far ans he Market J. ,bou,
- as a. y--ftay ses 700 500 bushels G.lese- ls!a
% arg s-nsss .8i aiI.s i. v.ry sel ~. % &c.. >.
5l oll-. a. COX % NJ 60 fof s,e according quality slae
IS lie market r suss "a. 80. RI. 80 70
Tie sasdei. 10 ,hs .ls o.s. a..
SOL l-, % Dag ,st .e so,s sae % oa,he IS
- receipt, down he Hudson the operg are
Wheat .ss4T-s lsgso4
ii,3.sI SOFA
PR6ysIoSs-Thrs ao1.a-a; Ps 70 s., az d. ..n
go. sPTsfi About 400 56ls changed han8. mostly Prna. A.
s s 20 ss :s ,sss, % z ne e: "a. s s.s
"a. sA's a. =. e.. ne ar,' al, for .ons L.rs
god cares s=uand and fr sale. PseEss..
wHIsEY a-.'y. d ale. 80 20 80 Dbl. Al s1Hs.s et-
D,aeE. sois 70 ihe sIisaI Of % hha. a
LEAD-sse- D 90 - J7js.
Ill- Z Ahf-c4i-r ~ ions tl1s ~ ~
OlL-Io arrvs -ssy. 1900 Eslaas E1g.h Llnseei sd -
81 60. % he spot 3ht0 Ts d vRe 15
I'd ior 1f c. cash AID -o0 bt Csis spenn
N-e b-i.lrt. .0r ths msfke. IS o.
HAf-Noh River hts steano-t within rs-t on scoun
Of Do ty weather sa-s 40 tl.es ~
'ALTfh~ %. Of Lr~Qsl haze heh nd hol~s
aru n safts Altcas no soi o. a. 80 80 tusAe' Iaft,
fs.snf D 81 Z
-tfDs-coFrr intr- fti0s rts, rfh irr .aief
nln luotly brought sai - HUNDRED 11.- kufh flss
o..
LEATHFR-Heriocs god ternsni All gi.r
prce. Aaa been rsal~a quote hi Mdd-
Il CO. H.sEy !3sslsI roi iaag-a l5si2H AZ PooT
taIss.d sa9sr
cOAL-For. ooutna.s 10 .na sspply And naaaas :, Arm,
zsss 80 ;1u Liverpool ofrsl sol1 AZ ~ nos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

sS@The Vermont Patriot has a letter from sud
bury, Growing over the election OF Cassie TO the
Legislature as follows
Friend EASTMAN; We have met the enemy and
they are ours. h Merritt elected, Democrst-qol
a finls o. Efse Sotl ab0ri am.
That last sentence strikes US as superauous-
saving he is for Cass would have answered every
nnrflOse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

re- For the best and widely circns,ed newspaper
of he country v b palmer 10 appointed the Agent VIII
authority 10 rec.ye and rece for s1bsc puOls snc ads~
t.ereni. seording 10 FL the opportunity Of adopting ss
and udicoQs system Of advertising Once IN TIE InDuhe
HuIltIrgn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

The WEArHER-Ge sterday IN consequence OF
the threatening appearance OF the atmosphere the pro
menades and other places OF this City were rather OF
vsiters. heavy shower which lasted for long time
fe in the afternoon Il was much wanted a. the long
drouth had only parched the earth the surface
but bad reduced the quantity Of water in the wells and
riygleis.
LIE-TESAST kLlNE-The remains Of this Ia
men:ei officer vii be in state today IN the City Hotel
in order to give his friends opportunity Of visiting
them The Ringsod and Washington Horse Guards
vii perford guard duty over them. Tomorrow they
viii be taken s. Johns Church corner Of Johnson
and Washington where the funeral exercises will
be performed
NoLUSTEER POLIcE.-The citizens Of the Sew.
enih Ward are using efforts to guard asains, fire
Committee Of Eight has been formed for the purpose Of
enrolling volunteers and every night patrol watch
consisting Of p persons commence duty a, o'clock
and do duty until daylight
NV ENGINE HoUsE.-A very handsome build
ns has jus, been completed in Courist between Liz
ngsion and Jerolomon for the use Of Engine Com.
Pany No. ID. and has been much admired
SUPPOSED NcESnIARisH.-A fire was discov-
cred Saturday afternoon in the covered alleyw,y.
between the houses Of Messrs Taylor ana Greepberr
Al the corner OF Johnson and Washington s before h,
h,d tine 10 do much damage From the position of
the Place there was no possibility Of FIRE originating
tnsfs, unless By tncendansm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

HENRY CLAY FOR GEN. TAYLoR,-The P1u gh-
ksepsie 4RcaR says recent letter from Henry Clay
dated snd pOstarked Ashland "a In possession Of
gentleman of this village In this letter Mr. Clay says
TIA, be yields cheerful submission % the acton Of he
Philadelphia Convsnnon We have seen the d0camsrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
LOOK OFT

~ FOs ESCI>E WHILE THE BILL Rf>cs-l VII
.e for g. hstrat- pair VI French Cali Boots % my o."
manufacture. which VIII warraat outwear two pm o.
the common slOpshop Boots. usually sold a. - ~ W.
sell Tor 81 frs,se pair Of French Patent Leather Boss
the bare work Of which cost 81 81 more Than ne ~
tent Leather Boots usually sold 81 - and 80 ffeu.ir
Cali and Tampco Morocco pegged Boots Of superior Ss
iiy and finish Also large assortment 81 Congfess d.
and Casters Taylor and Oxford Ties, brogans, &c "h,.n
sl5st. gro W FRENCH, Is Ann-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

We have no account of the Liberty vote. which
must have been heavy. We predict that Cass
will have 1000 less than his opponents in Illinois
aud yet he will probably receive the vote Of the
State, through their divisions. That is, the major
ity, because each cannot have the very man he
wants, will let the State 90 for the very man
whose election they most dePrecatc. Is this wise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

FRIcHrFUL PRosFEcr 1t IS currently reported
that a certain ra-Slaveholding pro Texas Wing
more unless he retracts certain Anti Slavery sen
timents expressed by HIM in ls3s. How under the
sun can Mr.. Fillmore get along unless Virginia
votes for him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
d. Goods warehoused daIIne ihe .lIne LImc W

The value of merchandise imported into this lis
trici excepting that sent 10 uc warehouse, and ihc
amount OF duties received during the week ending ou
h Nh nst In nach of ihe ihre Ycars was anneNct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

CHORUs SINGERS WASTED siHEDIsTELY.-Wan ted,
chorus singers for the Italian Opers. Astor Plscs Good
salaries Will be paid competent per'on none others need
apply. Immediate application 10 be made daily between
3 and o'clock p. NJ At as Foanhs Of First Az
| enue sls g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
Cnttnn Irnnin AInhnmn.

Extract of a letter from Gov CHAPMAN Oh Ala
baina dated urNrsvfLLE, sept p, I-i--
The accounts about the Cotton Crop are gloomy o.
vond all example. The wet sumner and the boil
worm furnish cause Of general complaint poo All paris
ofthis state and Mississippi Even here IN North Aa
hama which has heretofore been exempt tom tnc rat
ages of the worm IL IL ~ bad a. anywhere else My
oyerseer in sumter County writes that my crop there
by wet weather and the bol worm has suffered much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
tn respondents.
Gambling.

NM Give would answer your questions did We DO
dislike TO iours your candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

" Last Winter oar Washington oorespOn-
dent, Richeheu,' mentioned that Gen. CASs in
tended 70 90 against the WilmOt Proviso TO gull the
South, while the whole Loco-Foco Delegation IN
Congress from Michigan, known in the North to be
his particular friends, would vote f0rit to make
the North believe he was right. Tins was liter
ally fulfilled. Gen. CAss soon came out with his
Nicholson letter, and the whole Michigan Del
eeation aiterward voted for the Wilmoi Proviso.
REAoyAL-C. w LAWRENCE, Collector Of this
port removed Mr.. John Scott from his station in the
Custom House on saturday on account Is Is rumoTei
Of his activity As prominsnt Hunksr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
Ard ne I'm. : il...Ie ni.

The total yase OF exports AZ the port Of New
YORK for the week ending sept d. So. S,.s0l,-
Ihi. shows good business tor the week
The following statement shows the amount of
Dry Goods imported daring the week ending sept -.
compared with sept Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

TFfIVdNJ TF'IIIUE JUITNHI.
The following is a statement OF the Coal Trade
Of last week
AuogHf Of Coal seuf he Phgd,iyhn Readiag Rail
road and >otuyN NIrg10n, for ne neok end12 Thur
ffy @reufng Inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

CAS- ASD TIE LAND SrEcCLATloN.-Hon +. q.
J. SMITH OF Portland Ne. has furnished the LoH'srihe
Journal with few disclosures in Cssss celebrated
Land speculadons, in connection with Messrs. Hub
bard Markoe, smith s. Co. He says that Cas- agreed
to be responsible to the company for the integrity OF
Mr KERcIERAl Of Detroit the Agent but that he did
not abide by the agreement and has no, accounted for
the disbursement Of the funds yet Il smith says he
was Interested IN the speculation d small amount
only. compared with Judge huBBHD who was inter
ested 10 a large amount Mr. Hubbard. however. now
goes for CAss and BUTLER. and makes no such eX-
posures or disclosures As does his dear friend. Mr..
smith who fels 80 much alarmed for the judges
great losses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
Isii.


ARKANsAs.-Thc returns OF the vote for Congress
in all but five small counties give the following
aggregates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

HERS PlLKAs.-The music OF Henri Herr has
always been popular and we shall certainly present
our fair readers with welcome news when We an
nounce TO them that Andre & Co az Broadway, have
just pusshei three new "Poikss aid The Last Rose
Of sumn'r By this celebrated author. This last we
have al listened to with delight in the Concerts he has
given in our city Andre Co. No. ~ Broadway, are
the publishes and by referring to the advertisement
in another part Of the psper il viii be that th. ia
the only edition published from the original script
Of the author The polkas very beautiful. and will
no doubt become very fashionable during the season
of gsiiy which IS A. hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

IL ISAAC II. WUDEIcS OF Warren Is the Loco
Foco nominee for Congress in the lid District OF
New Jersey. p. b. KENNEEY aud Col. CHAs SIT.
cREAyEs Were the opponents Of Mr.. W. ia the
Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

NEWTON JOHNSON. CLAY. Folk.
- Counties. 1888 5JG 9.5i6
Loco majority ............46l7 Whole State 1912
OF the five counties to come in, only Green cx-
istcl in a., and that gave Clay 81, Polk 200. We
may fairly presume that they have now given
enough to swell Newton vote to 10 O0O Johnsons
to 5000 But Mr.. johnson had an advantage IS
the sitting Member, only once before chosen. aud
then without opposition while Gen. Taylor has
doubtless a very considerable personal strength
among the Volunteers and in region where he is
well known. 1t is possible, though hardly proba
bic, that Arkansas will give Old Zack' her three
votes. The popular vote, it will be seen, is much
larger than ever before, and will doubtless be
heavier still in November. The Wing vote is re-
latively greater than at any time since 1870.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

k,pee.l meeting ofihs Committee vii be ne'd OF r
DAY EVENING. loih inst Al y O'Clock, a. 'ne D'''1
way House BY order. PHILIP HUM 'Ha''D'"
gostrH X IArLos, Secretaries si8a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

FROM VEyEzrELA-B By the brig Am0fi0
which arrived at this port Saturday later adyces
have been received from Venezuela. General Monagas
was At Puerto Ca5elo 90 the l3ih, on his way u Ca
rsccas 4 Litter from the former place says
Prior 10 hs arrival the municipal authorities decor
ated with palm leaves the nte.s OF the doors and
windows OF the streets. through which he IN his en-
trance was % pass. German merr liant, OF high re-
spectacle standing whose house of those ornament
cd for the occasion bad the indscreton 20 manifest HE
ilifecelngs for General M by tearing them down
the consequence 10 him of which was an arbitrary
fine by order Of General N. Of one hundred dollars.
His reception was a cool and Indifferent one as many
friends assured no person OF any standing attending
upon him
The same writer adds -" In Maracaibo things re.
main In d0uH for the present but ultimately Colonel
Caste must fall His are 80 far reduced ~
to be scarcely able ration his troops Tie (Ca-tel
has res0rted 20 the most unheardOf measures-throw
ing his own people (Maracaiberos) into prison Tor the
purpose of ext0rting money from them, and prosecu
ting every foreign merchant there for the amount Of
duties paid by them % the former authorities sen
has been passed upon them and their household
furniture enlarged for the fuldment Of the unjust,
demands of the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

to To MERcHASrs And MgRcnAsTs CLtRKs.-.M
OCosoR, Accountant 80 Broadway, room 10 ., ,hfd
Hoor Of Lsfage Building states accounts opens post. sod
closes hooss and gives pnyas instruction n The practice Of
book keeping TO individuals small parties Of either
the most reasonable terms. lie 10 recommended ~
Hon Mynden Van schsick, Hon Moses II Ornnel, and
Hon. VIM r. Hsyemeyer once hours from A NJ. To Il.
from r NJ to ., snd from to 9 O'Clock 10 the evening.
The attention Of County Merchant. and others Is respec
fully invited the New Method u Bookkeeping" which
with the Other popular systems taught here Il has beea
well described system combining, 10 considerable
degree the d implicitly Of Single, With ell the advantage. Of
Double Entry being much concise and beter adapted
for business IN any line ut requiring an onshsh
the time trouble while afofGs decisive cheek
upon all The transactions than any Of the others"
To parties already acquainted With the methods
Of Double Entry this method VIII be practically ght until
further notice for g.
B. Orders for engrOssing copying will be thankfully
received, and executed with aeeiness, sccurscy and
prompness. sJSiWskM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sale. Of Stocks. S. so Fourth Pass.


SATURDAY sept l'-f. VI
The Stock market continues luict and heavy
sound stocks are in moderate demand and without
buayancy.
InBis there is not much dong, but the rates
are steady sterling frs,class til.s 9c9k
Freisf,s are heavy but with considerable oler-
Ing Engagements Of Flour were made At = 90 snd
Cornsi o in bsss Cotton sgd sid To Glasgow
Flour was engaged At ?. %. and Grain II "a
The Money market shows no relief Loans on
call go a, per and first class paper 81 100 per
cent
The drafts on the sub Treasury here. issued
from Washington during the hrs, three day of the
week reach s600ooO Of which s2Oo Oh have reached
here These drafts will depoie the Treasury and
mcasurably relieve the market. The amount o.. specie
now in the sub Treasury S2o0oO. and gradual
accumulation daily from duties. The receipts for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

GREAT Political MEETING AT BATON ROUGE,
LA-Therc was a great meeting Of the two parties al
Baton Rouge Saturday the 9th which was addressed
on the side of the Wings, by :. : Prentss, Bae Pcy
ton and j. Benjamin ksqrs. and, on the part OF the
Iocos by Isaac T. Preston G. Larue and - gur,
Esqrs The y o. BaiCtH Gays
ltwas agreed that Hon s. : Prentss should open the
debate and should then b. followed alternately by a
Loco Foco and d Wh.s speaker Mr. r. performed the
task allotted % him IN most powerful and Overwhom
ing speech Of about two hours which elected the loud
esf applause he followed IN succession by Messrs
Sigur Peyton Preston Benjamin, Larue, and Mr.. Prem
tiss closing Zach Of these gentlemen spoke about An
hour the whole debate occupying eight hours
Mr. FlmOres letter % Gov. Gayle was received there
says the Baief the highest excitement well as the
greatest satisfaction among the Whigs with an 0ppO-
site effect on the LOcoFocos q whom Il Was perfect
electric shock aud has most completely and eectuay
spiked the only gun that they had left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

FROM SOUTH ANERlcA-Later advices have
been received from the south American Republic by
way OF Havana
In Peru difficulties arising in the southern pro
vinccs the vacilafng nature of the Government poll
cy toward these distant provinces seems 10 be fact alien
ating them from the Home Government and II Is 90 be
feared that long they vii separate themselves en-
urcly.
In Bolivia affairs are in unstable condition there
was an outbreak against the Government, in the city Of
Pa the 2ih Of May and the general idea among the
leading men Of that Republic Is that but two ways
main T. give stability 10 Bolivia and these lst To
obtain commercial independence, which, by directing
the Industrious classes toward commercial transactions
will give occupation to the inhabitants and resources
for the obtaining OF the neccssaries and Injuries Of life
"a The incorporation OF the Republic with that OF Peru
by which course the inhabitants would obtain all those
benefits which the Peruvians now ENJOY
A treaty of Commerce and Navigation has been con
cluded between Peru and Chill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

OHo.-Hon. RoDoLrHUs DICKINSON IS nomi-
mated Tor reelection in the With District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
= C.,era, Committee Of Democratic wbis

Young Men-A special meeting Of this Conln,ee " =
,. held Al the Broadway House on MONDAl L'hN'
ING September Ia, ats O'Clock BY order
JAMES 7. NJ BLEAKLEY, Charm an
r ~ sTEEsEIcH, Secretaries, 5q
Gas X TsYLoR,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

DnAoSD-PoNrED Coup Pass sold by y. " WATSON
So, 10 " ast, and SAVAGE " Fulton It, wholesale
aud retail reduced prices Gold pens and gold and silver
In every variety. The celebrated Riciseo" pens
sold exclusively a. shove. Gold Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

- Broadway, New-Nofk.
And ios Chestnutst Philadelphia, selling heir
Fall Style Of gents hue Moieskn and Beaver iisi., and
what they particularly desire that every gentleman puf
chasing, about 10 purchase bat vii lake he uoabic 10
look At IT, that he ay know precisely tho Kind u hat he
Is about 10 wear
beautiful assortment ~ Beaver and Castor Has,
ceiyed direct from Paris, Will be found al their establish
ment
Aso, Ladies' and Misses Castor Bounets Lsdies Riding
Hats and Caps, Gents and Ladies Riding Gloves I'm
breilas, canes, pornantuas &c. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
MAlSr.-The vote Of 26s towns gives The iollo


HousE.-Taylor 55 Cass o. Van Buren, TO- to
come in 25. Csss now behind 4. but viii have a
majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18

~ Knox, ~ ~ Futonsi usual IN the region u he
Sun and with the punclusy Of the Seasons manuiacuf
ing splendid Hat Tor the Fall trade which he invites iis
world To examine The scencs Of Hatmaking, hse oil
other sciences, progressive and he has msde n
proyemenls the adaptation u Hate the heed 81 Nv