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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

~ A Free Soil State Conve ntion is to meet
1t Concord N II. on Wednesday next to rsdiy the
Buffalo nominations and to select ticket for Presiden
tssl Electors JOHN ?. HALE AMOS Tuck, john VAN
BURN, the Hutchinson Family, sc. announced to
be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

" ISRAEL GaRRARD, Esq. young gentleman
Of hne talents and step to Judge MCLEAN has be-
come associate editor Of Tss 0AiO NaaSard the Central
Free Soil Organ of the Buckeyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

L,rxcn.-.A beautiful yacht built By Per,
Smith wss launched At Bergen Point On "Wednesday
belonging TO Cspt David Van Name Bergen Point
one of the most beautiful places IN ihs vicinity o
CITY and Is rapidly improving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08
gFWARE or PIRATES.

The man who counierf-its an srussS'
OF hoaesiy has no, particle,
And this applies 20 those who NY
To sw indie PHALoS, by-the ~
Using the name Of his lnyennon
To give eclat 10 their pretensioo.
Beware. then Of all sreculators
ANiih spurious Hslk lNTicokArokA
And at the drug stores asa be .are
for PpAkoTs, whssa sa01s v p~"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

~ The Fredcuck'0a y w-Bruaswick) reporter
OF last Friday says We sorry ssy thst short
week has nisde .c havoc among the Potato hei'
In tins vlcnisy. Vines which lew days Asn in a
healthy state RON withelcd Gown AID InOst Il Ac
etstoes brought 10 market are deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08
Tbing.in philadelphia.

Correspondsnce OF The Tribune
PIuIAp PIMA Thursday, Sept :.
The Loco Focos Of the I'D Congressional Dis
tic, including rnsjority Of the Wards Of our cry
proper have nominated JoN C NA>DrSE ont 'hers -
Of course not the probability OF his election
Gov Johnston 1. still stamping the eastern psT' Oh
or state snd as we daily receive reports OF h'sueees'
the Loco papers here grow and snar al no sms rate
The ola Hunker ofhce holders organ, IN particular te
p,rHsylrrnfan fso called from merry cohcei| ms
much as 5, advocates the truesl British pocy)
terribly" tina. the Governor should desert MS posi-
shs In the same column 10 tells OF Col PAGE, our Col.
l,rtor on the stump and while IL own editor - nan
ILL.,. time away from MS duties IN the custom house
siifying the issues between the parties. trying 10 gun
the uopc into the support Of CAss and working hard
f,r the perperustion o; oFoco spols
TIT. market tor Breadsturs : stiA tending upward
al bbl. GOOD brands OF Flour including some extra
ola AZ Is 20 81 per Dol for home use. Common
b-s,5s are scarce with bur few sellers az - 1S. The
,,irv Tor export j. limited. About Loo bb.s Corn
NJ oil AZ - 25 A small sale OF Rye Flour Was
made a, - l2t Wheat : wanted, with hehi receipts
SOM bushels sold including choice southern ye.o"
and Pennsylvania white A. l-uc. ABOUT lvV" uush.s
psrnsvlvsis yellov Corn found buyers Al 4uc weight
mar, for future delivery. Oats in demand Al s.: sc
Tor good southern Cotton i rather heavy ana $50
only In small lots Provisions steady ana nrn WIN
mail s.ies OF Bacon and Lard II ful stcs lhe'e =
better inquiry for sugars and sales arc making 20 so
extent AZ previous prices. WHISKY moves OF f"eN
a. &c -,r- = p.o. >;
100 ehgh Coal scrip st 3JO 10 - ~ "0'''
Ssropf B0ard-lsO Morris Canal. y North Bans.
Az %. do oSi q Union Bank, Tenn ~ -
r. Bank. e ~ no T. :. %, o. lVfi <V' Le"'s"
Coal scrip. - roo Lehigh g. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

CARfEriNc, Floor Ont CLorHs, Se-fou ian rsi's
saving Of 25 per your selection Of splendid 10
patterns Of English carreung hearth rugs oil eiohsHs
covers mats window shades &c AT tho ch-spea tt7x
establishment In the United sates, y Bowsry
HIRAM ANDERSEN
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HlaAN ANprRNN

~ Do yon ha--a beautiful hat, fas0ioBstslx
real stylish hat OF exquisite mose. beautifully ua.s
accurately formed brm and wilha md economical hs-sT
one OF The FOUR DOLLAR HATS so!d by WsEsoeo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

u The friends of Taylor aud Fillmore are to
have grand rally at Newburgh this evening John NJ
Eager Esq Of st Louis. and James Brooks and Joseph
Hoxs. Esqs Of this City, announced a. speakers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

DIAMoSD-PoNTEp Coin Pens sold ~ b Z Wsre
Co. Is Wsist, wholesale and retail a, reduced pnsss
Gold pens and gold and silver cases in every yary IN
ceebraied Rleheleu" pens sold exclusively as sbots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

" The total sum contributed in this City to
the Relief Of the Albany Sufferers amounts to $4,000
nearly all of which has been RENTED by Mayor Have.
never
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

SACRIFICE WITHOUT RswARD Il that OF Ioe sa's'
from Disease The tremendous endurance OF comforts
days and nights 'oun,s for nothing
Fosss CoAfousD EkTsAcT % YELLOW DOCK ard ~
sAFARILLA removing this imperi0us necessity n CIV
case In which allersiye or restoring medicine car -
avail, may justly DO considered the higher soon u ma
man .
FOss's CoNPoUsD from The tine Il wa nrsl recomfae'''
and used mas lie 10 endless renown. IesD
niss are be Obtained all sections of his CITY fsP~
ing ia rapid efficiency IN Of diseased boot-<eN
lnhsmms ton--consgmpuy habii--debiy- sffkcs-ep
pepsia-biiOusness-rush VI blood 10 the bead ,-sS
f-yers Of inhammaory or malignant characterrhecms<
which 80 toenls and ssps the energies Of the tody-"
or beating pain In the ches-nervou- rnisbiiy-ce' y
spirits succeeded by corresponding depression-ss'ss
constant headache--snd all errupuons Of The sAia
Every bottle Of his VITAL REsTosEs 10 gusrsn'ee'
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, oy GtoksS'
Phsrmaceuns, les spring-st ore door from eDi1'@
Also for sae by Eugene Dupuy, 500 Broadway us.
Cough Co. lD Futon-st 205 Bleecker-sl. a. =
chip, n East Broadway N Y. Price q per '0'Is
bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

~ The competition 10 business nowadays 10 ei nv
the picuous I'll seem necessary o. sfN Gus
toners; agd II country customers are whnrl sqs Va.
be- multiplied, In the -hspe Of adyeriisenenS, sc Trts
broadcast throughout he country through 10 ooshn
papers published IN different cites and tOva1 lssso
'. B. PALMER-whose Country Newspape airnhs
Agency is IN the Tribune Buildngs-ls tho d. @iSi"
agent.
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INTERESTING TO

sourHgRS AND WESTERN MERCnAsIs.--Mss Jssus,
CoLD CANDy Is put up In neat, square. and pocleaAs
packages with the most beautiful show card yet eretui
In this or any other country and pamphlets containing csA
icates ffom Hon Henry Clay and Martin Van Buva ~
other readable argumen proving the efficacy Of this res,
good article Merchants wishing % sell again vii D.
lowed a very large profit Mas w. JERvIs, $40 BrOsivp
corner Of Widest al ee0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

Lynch LAW IL MORRIS COusTY-A letter from
Rockaw reports 10 outrage which disturbed
that quiet place on Monday night by cries Of murder
4 Young GIRL suspected OF improper relation 10
M arred man. who Is in turn charged with abusing his
wife was violently taken froGi bed IN his house BY
four men and covered with tar and feathers she pierre
ia. the air with Outcries. The man pursued them,
keeping up IRE Of stones but they persisted IN their
work and left the girl in deporsble condition One Of
the men Is said 10 De wounded and all of them said
o. be known newark AdF.
SUDDEN DEATH Or A British OFFICER AND
AUTHOR Il lieut. George r. RgxtOn, aged g, OF the
-9th Regiment British Army, died a. 81 Louis on the
2sth ut OF dysentery He the writer OF the Black
wood series entiiled Life in the Far West and had
obtained some fame by his volume OF Adventures IN
Mex ,ud the Rocky Mountains. He arrived IN e.
Loul. s~ weeks previous 70 his death with another
British officer who. sUppOang him % be conysescing,
proceeded with Gen Brooke for the Upper Mississippi
lis remains were properly Inferred BY Bishop HAWKS
- IL has been reported by some OF the w ash.
insOn CORE pOndents that the President intends in
few dsys the North IL Is stated IN some Of the
presses that ne would 20 into New England and that he
might be sbsent about fortnight from Washington.
We understand that these sDecuarOns are incorrect
The President has ides of leaving Washington. He
does not expect 10 leave Washington for day until the
4th Of March next-the close u DIS administration
Washington Union.
II Rev Mr. Harris. former minister OF Wind
ham II but Of late retired from the profession on
account Of age, committed suicide al his home IN
Winoham on Tuesday morning the 9Th inst By throw
ing himself into well he had been unweli and very
much depressed FOR some time previous. The di-po-
ton 70 insanity and suicide IS said 70 be hereditary IN
the family Boston Atlas, sept z
- JOHN Y mason, ESQ. the Secretary OF the
Navy acts Secretary OF War during The absence q
Governor Marcy. mon.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

The MoSunsST.-The call for a meeting -
"Wednesday evening. TO uks into consideration pse,
.ary measures the erection OF suitable ma.
ument to the memory Of General WooDHULr, va. RI
sponded to many OF our moot respectable ard lnssss
ti.l citizens Col Alden Spooner called 10 N.
Chair, and : G. Arnold was appointed Secretary. n.
Chairman addressed The meeting in an impressive No
ner stating the object for which they had asssnbA
and giving brief history Of the Hero Of Long lslana'
Henry q Hadicn Esq also addressed the s'.esnbls,.
ursinr the necessity and proprie'y Of carrying the NJ
bic object under consideration 70 speedy and saeees
ful termination.
The meeting was farther addressed by Ne.,rs 6
Arnold George Woodward and c. Edward. Letter
.,ries Of resolutions in favor Of the project we.
saop,ed. Committee 10 receive subscriptions sypols
81 several hundred dollars were subscribed, add IN
meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

sAsDss SAssAPaRILLA.-Tbe exposure and hresuisTe
die. which are necessary concomiants Of malJ ns'S
business, fruitful " cusneous and firH1
diseases Persons subjected To such exposures and n
larties frequently experience s~elngs Of the sanase"
neck and chest, and sometimes these break and give N
troublesome and unsesmly ulcers, called scrofuoas '
other instances obstinate inhamnsons Of the eyes aN'
ears and eupuons Of tbs head, are The consequences"
Those individuals whose occupations render them pses'J
liable to such diseases who have 9 constitutions PSs
position thereto will hnd SAsDss ssfssparla an sdrh<
preventive or fthey actually suffering under Ibe~
any similar malsdes speedy safe and certain remsj
bottle taken occasionally will generally keep the ssn ~
and glands clear Of disease and regular course VIII VI
equal certainty, remove II N already developed
Prepared and so,d wholesale aud fcsil, by A ~
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton corner of"nH
st z7s Broadway, and n Las, Broadway, NewY o'E ~
also BY Druggists generally shroa ,bog his United sss
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles Tor 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

IT, FascY CUTLERY. embracing a large vstsJ
spOrsmens pen and pocket knives. Of The mos rae ~
beautiful psierns, many Of which have never been r
imported. Also variety Of unique articles 100 of
They have been selected with especial care shd w.
ranied to be the best quality. q SAUNDERS wy
81 6i' l47 Brosdway:cor Liberty and ss7 Bfos'sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

AMERICAN Musical INsnrUTE.-The sdvsrcei Clss
under the direction OF w CoNFs, this geuins Al As
Lycsum. 500 Broadway. The Violin Class ~ sshnd,,
evening The former Monday Thursday and Fnds eet
Ing classes on Monday evening. The new Glass br tess
ners on Tuesday evening At O'Clock Terms fcE ie.is
men - and ladies 81 per quarter. in advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

~ THE METALLIC TABLET SIsoP, for keep.1f AZ.
perfect order. ms article has been so long and is,s
known to the public aud to need no comment or =
tues Suffice Il TO say. Il has no equs! In pF01uo- ~
keenest possible edge 10 razor.
q. SAL NDERS a. son, i47 Rfostuh
~ o. corner of Llber'y-st and S87 BfotifF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

MEETING At FASEufL HALL.-The announce
uent that John Van Buren, Of Newly ork would ad.
dress the Free Soil party, drew together large con
course OF people Fsneu Hail. last evening Of
whom belonged 70 other parties. Hon Charles Allen,
Of Worcester, presided. Mr. Van Buren, spoke upward
of an hour In the course OF his remarks he alluded to
Gen TAYLOR As soon : be mentioned Iaylor's name,
three cheers were given for old Zack. He sterward
,poke OF Mr. Webster and regretted that this intellect
tua giant, doubt the greatest man IN the country
.bud mol give his support to the nominees Of the But.
llo Convention Thereupon three cheers, and three
more were given for Mr.. Webster
Mr. Van Buren, assured the audience that he sincerely
believed the SO Electoral votes Of Newiork would be
given for the Free soil candidate and he thought that
without the vote Of New York neither Csss Taylor
will be elected He concluded, the whole. that the
chance OF the Free Soil candidate was as good as either
Of the others. boston Htasf 'tu'
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FovR DoLLARs.-The subscriber takes tL.s uielloI n
nm his friends aud the public at large that no ahsnor
has been made in the prices Of his fret quality Has ni
that the impression bis having advanced his pcs'
consequence Of the superior elegance and bemiy " a.
Fan STYLE is entirely erroneous and has probably ren
ea.oned by other Broadway houses sell he saas sye
of Hats at p per cent higher GENN continues 10 eel b
fret quality OF SILK Molesk Hats u The low price Nfu
Dollars J " GENlN, pa Bfosdwly
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Court .THis DAY.
I.aW Inurfs.

Cu.rrrr Cora7-No- d. d.. H. q. - Is tf-. 81 % l
Coan1s Ptr.s-Psrt l-Nls. u. -. = g. ~ g. =
i-No. ~ o. -. -. o.. -. q. -. =, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

4 Srw BRooELrS PAPER.-We are informed
that Mr. Walter Whitman, formerly Editor Of tho Bro&
I'm Eagle eoutemplsies issuing the hrst number q
Barnburner paper IN that city odsy or 10 morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

- 1t $ with the deepest regret that We learn
OF a rencontre having taken place AZ Atlanta m 1tol
snder stephens rnortally wounded we are nor
advised the particulars OF this amcntaoe occurrence
Mr. stephens told was travelling IN me hSnloAu
cars and rot out the in Atlanta % alne hete
h. was met By Mr. None. late Circuit Judge IN Seoi
ga who suddenly assaulted him with crA Anile IN
dieting I'VE severe wounds. two OF when are IN 'ne
breast aud one of them said 10 be mortal -,
Az are sure that every one who has had the pleasure
of an acquaintance with Mr. stephens viii receive TINS
intelligence with profound sorrow. tie was known 70
,ho Surn- his service in Congress earned much credit
for himself and his state by the ability with when ne
discharged the duties Of a Representative
''-7 srinual IufeliirenccT.
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bunker Assem- by Nomination.
OYLo4s Co Durfce DcianO
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Barnburner Assembly Nomination.
Mea,Soaery Co Harmsnus 4. SiNiey.
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srnn lhe Family Companion

T.XE Ny HAr.-Dgung the last week, eonroyegs
relation The manufacture OF Hat was carried on ort~se,
TWO riva hru. doing business Ia Broadway during VIA
an attempt VAS made 10 display something hist mlsh 10
called vii Il was doubtless very Interesting % the pUuss
concerned bug would be Tar more interesting 10 ne pub
lie II they would inform ih-m which Of the houses reduces
the ages OF The female operatives fan twenty-five pee
while they growing rich by the liberal patronage BE-
slowed upon them The gentlemen IN this city are "a
liant TO sanction sch oppression Of The eenuef sen snt
the house IN question wishes to croy he confidence he
public they will not hesitate to suace their steps aid py
their female operatives rir remuneration Tor their seces
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HENRY CLAY of Kentucky.

With the blessing Of God We Will adhere 70 this and
abide by it-earnestly. zealousy, and untedly. and
pledge ourselves one and ALL 70 use increasingly lll
honorable means 10 insure success.
With pride and pleasure We accord our voices ioT the
Vice Presidency - an honorcd son Of our own state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

FREE SOIL IN THE EioHIEESTH WARD.-A
meeting OF the Free Sellers OF the Eighteenth Ward
ritiou distinction # party will be held this evening at
Concert Hall corner Of Broadway and Twenty first st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-08

ISQUEsT.-Coroner Walters was called yester-
day hold inquest At the City Hotel the body u
Joseph K. Evans, merchant Of Philadelphia aged IS
years. who while in the Of registering his name,
Vas taken III, tel down aud almost instantly expired.
Verdict, death By spoplexy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-06
THE i MON.

An arisocratical journalist at Washington has termed
the most remarkable revolution OF ancient or modern
days, "the fell work of nfurate mob" That repub-
can country must possess the verest eblood oil Tree.
dom, indeed IN which such popular sentiment Is
conveyed In such unbecoming language with impuny.
Besides the inference sought to be mantanedthat the
French revolution was merely yabbie eOnuuision-is
false and caumnous. Ii is untruth written against
facts The middle classes who possess the intelligence,
virtues, and patriotism OF every civilized land,
mated the revolution Of Paris; and less blood
split less insult offered to persons, or less property de-
sroyed, in forclbly obtaining the Liberties of nation
In population of thirty millions OF souls, only
two hundred and forty thousand were qualified voters.
One hundred and sixty thousand of these indebted
to the government for office OF kind and thus
Louis Philippe, by monster bribery gathered up all
sttuional privilege into the hollow of his hand. He
crcumvallated Paris, and filled the capital with one
hundred thousand bayones 10 drown the cry of liberty,
in blood The people asked reform Public meetings were
prohibited and they dned talk and organize, and were
proclaimed down by mailman at the beck of a knave.
Against this INVASION OF the constitution, the people
and deposed the yrant who violated his solemn cove
nant and abused his sacred trust France beheld the
last kngshP and epublicansm riumphanty seized the
sceptre and the throne
II was great victory and yet journal fosered and
fed by republican handsthe organ of powerful party
which sways In great measure, the interests of this
mighty empre-calls such work of Providence "Me
fell lg0rk Of nflyiate mob e "Mutato nomine de te
tory OF our American revoHtion we must conclude that
he would have used language if he dared equally often
slve and untrue We not OF those who cry ven-
geance against the royal family, deprived of power.
None would more cheeruly welcome them to America,
extend the right hand OF friendship, than ourselves
cttes, and abuses and in the character would
protect the individual and the refugee-N Y. Sun.
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Rv X. ". DYER, .auctsoneer.

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
' PLATE, CHINA, CARRIAGES, HORSES, &C., AT
AUCTION.-On Monday, the 18th of April next, at 10
O'Clock, shall SELL at the residence of his excelency
Mr. Pageot minister plenipotenary &c. from France on
Pennsyvan avenue near Georgetown his very superior
household and kitchen furniture plate, China, glassware
carriages, and horses, &c amongst which are ennmera
ted
Very handsome paor and chairs Sofas and lounges
marble slab sideboard, side and breakfast tables, chi
tables, sofa and writing tables fire screens, &c. all OF
rosewood the chairs covered with morocco and vel
.vet-tbe sofas with velvet, chintz, &c.
Very handsome wood bookcase, with mirror doors
Mahogany chairs soas extension dining and other tables
Very superior rosewood piano forte, made by Chickerng
chintz, and muslin window curtains and ornaments
VERY large and handsome French plate pier glasses
very handsome mantel clocks, carcel lamps
Chinese arn.chairs, hre-scleens, writing desks ia
bles, &c.
Very handsome and superior large dinner SET of the best
Plated candesticks, richly carved plated instands &C.
tea spoons forks, ladies, &c.
French China dinner and lea sets, handsome glassware
lights each
very handsome gilt do for sixteen lights
Gilt brackets, gilt hambeaus, tSc., brass fre-irons
Very superior tapestry Turkey and Brussels carpets for
paror. drawngroom, hall, steps, and chambers hearth
rugs to match
Hall lamps, stair rods, &c.
Handsome rosewood, walnut, and mahogany French
Best hair mattresses, holsters, pillows, &c
E EN,. seat chars rosewood armoire and glass
Mahogany and walnut marbleop washstahds
Toilet sets, mahogany and other wardrobes
Rocking chairs, toilet glasses, &c.
With many other very handsome articles that cannot be
enumerated in an advertisement
And general copper and other kitchen
utensils
Also will be sold, o'clock the same day. in front Of
the house, carriages and banessone very handsome
chariot the other baroucheand handsome pair of bay
horses.
The attention of the public respectfully invited to the
above sae the furniture NC Is all of the very work.
inanship and of the latest style.
Terms OF sale All of and under $50 cash over
$50 credit OF two and four months for approved endorsed
notes. bearing interest X. w. DYER,
April l-eodNds Auctioneer
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Rv X, ~: DYER. .q,.ctto,.fer.

- the proprietor, J. G. Proud, IT,, will offer at public
sale on Tuesday April ii, at O'Clock, m, on the prem
the brick establishment situated the East
Branch and the mouth of the Washington canal
sists Of large brick building with slate roof brick
e and three large and substantial kns with fixed roofs
and Sheds and eleven clay lots which the works
placed The machine is of AN approved model, was in
operation several years, and will make day from 900
Is 900 bricks, of superior quality tconld be put in
mediate and profitable business Or il desired, the build
ing from construction and location could easily be al
tered be used advanageopy in other kinds of manuiac
Further particulars and the tems-whch will be liberal
will be made known the day of sale, time pre-
vous upon application the proprietor, Baltimore,
Joseph Inge r. M Hanson, esq'rs, Capitol Hill,
TO ROBT w. DYER, Auctioneer.