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The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
Mrs. Fam, kembIe Batter.

An application for divorce is beading eei"fe wy Philadelphia courts, which will probably s1o" ,. decided Tine applicant is the hasossd ei i"s "a rs tingulshed actress Fanny kernsie Batter s,0Ss ., q. lie slaps is locked for yith g'e~ pris,, h, th,s. who remember her forgier an's' Unprecedented lriamphs. Iie ssked fer tls d.'o'a' on ,he groa4d of assertion for ,he ias' we '-' while she resists the application
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03

The Rev. Mir Fisher, having preached an old ser- mon, which he was not aware that Constable had heard before asked him how he liked it ! Very much indeed replied Constable, I always liked that sermon 2
 "lts quite too bad of you, Darby, to say your wiie's worse than the devil" .An' please your reverence can prove 1t fiom scripture Did'nt your yesterday, in your sermon. tell us that Il va resist the devil he n dee from us; now fl resist lny wife, she flies ai me-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
Maine Elections.

The democratic plurality, 90 far as heard from, Is 3.6i9. In the towns yet to bs heard from. is wss, iass year, 5.osI; from which 1t Is concluded that t,is dsmeeratic plurality is far above 5000 in the State. Five democsais and two whigs, it is slated in the ~h,g papers, ase elected to Con xrcss
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
Death of commanaer Nc Kenrie.

A. Slidei Mckenzie, of the Navy, fell from hi. horse while riding through New Ysrk, and in stautiy expired. The cause of his death was dis ease of the heart Com. Mckenzie was .he office. on board the U. s. brig somefs, through whose orders Midsh,Psaan Spencer, son of John c. Speacer, formerly Secressry of the Navy, was hung fsr mntiny.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
"Destroy his web--destroy his film in vain,

The q. ature's a, his diriy york sgain."
 Woodruff sometime since stated in very emphatic hngsage. that Col Rector psadged himself previous to tiss election, to vote for Borland for the U s Ssnste. This Col Rector publicly denied through the columns of our paper. flo was not elected wiiA the understanding that he was to vote for Boriand Many of Seyiers warm friends voted for Col. Rec. tor and it is confidently believed, that the district is fcs ssvier, os why did they not elect English, Major Do lands warm personal friendi
 Af.es accusing Col, Rector iu plain language. of being pledged for Major Borand, he now comes out. and says there Is about as much difference be tween his statement and Col R.s, as ''there is be- weea itccedle dam aad ftcsedic dee.'' This is the snscrapIous manner hc gets out of scrspes into which he has foolishiy brought hiniselG
 He has been convicted so often in tLis way, that h there were penientiasy for political of1ences t would be necessary, that he should have as many lives cat, to serve out te term of his sentence.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03

aT rh, Leadoa Punch says Mr. Drnmmond wcaId give vste only io property. not ta the ind- vsiaal. lie woaid give vote house, bat not to . iodges. Hence, all Britsna have only to be s.brirks. :, fs obtain shc suiIfagr,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
GRRaT INDUCEMENTS for sEW sUBMp.SEpi

h efdeF that tho Banner may increzso iss already offensive circulation, we have erns.,ed so redncs the sAtseFtptlcn price for the ew yolumc, commen. sing with this number.
 remittance of rlvE poLLAss, N ApvArCx, by mall, of other-sise, will eHtite one subscriber to shs paper scf TWO years; or two suhscribers, OSR year. This applies 10 these paying in advance, but noRe others Three dollars wiIl, ia all eases, bc esnanded of thnsA h at thistinse.
 Te AeENrs.---Our ageuts throughout the State gre authorized to receive forfso years Subscription sons one subscriber, FfvE DoLLABs, in adUance; or from two sahscubers. fire doiters. for one year.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
slras s,ry issaill they sDis'

Wsi8asn from the Evansville Dtmscras fha1 the Han. John Plichm, fesnwrly Stsas senates. whig csndiaats fer Csngres6s ssnA asSsnbtedly the mess ialenfsd whx ihths ssf dinsssEt has dssessed fay. i .a - ovsr to sI,e ranks of the free so party Wr Pffckes sss pfacsd es the Tsyles eiecfofa fias 1Iintcr, which ylssitisstss has jess dsclised.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
fillmOre's Abolition Platform. SOUTHERN MEN, READ!!
BvrYALo, Oct. IT, 1888


 SlR-Your communication of the 18th inst, as chairman of committee appointed by Aafi- StaUsry Society ofi county of Ere, has just come to hand You solicit my answer 10 the following interrcga- toriea
 list. Do you believe that petitions to Congress on the subject of slavery and tbe slave trade ought to be received, read, and respectfully considered by the representatives of the peoplei
 2d. Are you opposed 10 the annexation of Texas to this Union under any eire amstances, So long as slavery are held therein7
 Sd. Are you in favor of Congress exercising all the constitutional power il possesses to abolish the internal slave trade between the Statesi
 llh Are you in favor of immediate legislation for the abolition of slavery in the District of Colam bial am much engaged, and have no time to enter into argument, or to explain at length my reasons for my opinions. shali therefore content myself. for the present, by answering ALL your interroga- tories in the AFFIRMATIVE, and leave for some future occasion g more extended discussion the subject. WILLARD FILLMORE. W. MIILs, Esq, Chairman.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
". MILLS, Esq, ChalFulsn.
 S E

"And may add, that these emotions were in- crsasea by sssociaing my name with TIRE Disris- GulsHED CITIZEN OF NEw Yonx, whose ackaow- OPINIONS MIGHT HAVE JUSTLY EN- TiTLED HIM TO THE FIRST PLACE ON THE TICKET."-Z. 7hylos's tast letter io Allison.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
Whipped h.

Tase Democrat utterly regardless of its mu- bsiity and siIisnce with the 6ob-taa whigs, comes cats with an article copied from our last pa- per-. and published first in the Nashville Union stating. that Mir Cssy was aO,niaased by the whigs of New York.
 lie must certainly have committed great violence to his feeiiug., to have publi he'd anything np- psialablv to his whIg friends. and we only at- ssssuse saeh pOads.tif grsiaiy to the cxertions of the Asspscs,sc party, to the fact. that he was 'whiprsd fate ite ny our csstigation and exposure ef his' Rasirstsy. or open disafection toward the rzrty. ffom which he Is seeking patronage, and rssssnase 10 belong. We have called attention ffeaasasly ossAe course hss paper has pursued, to the utter sbsenre ffom Ias colsa.ns of every thing calculated to aid the sa aad measures he prstend' to ssspesf, antii at lsagsA he ha been driven tO yield just space enSsga in hts eolnmns ".o sweal by" before the next legislature and that is abou fwensy lines in his last aamber referred io'sboys
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03

h tlk iAts slecssan<, ssyen States have voted. Tas A<ssecrsss issys carried 6ss by increased and overwhelming msorities- The wh'ss nave hesa their own In ope. and assnost ios< ansfsr' w''sch hes bses hereiefsss reiiahses
The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03

<)sdrrs have been transmitted to Jefferson bar ueks. b ssese the secand regiment of infantry te New yssa. = sssn ss possible. io take passage to- wssAs tls middle cf cetaSsr, to California. fsas huadssa sf tAs sroese ~ill embark ia the steamers Ms1sachasssts and Elish. and other transports vii hs prsvsded fss the fesnaindrr
 ssseral IL Riisy goes out ~ish this regiment ur<a eo<unands lt. tAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

XNrANTED-Bvs Young Married nis-- : --s---- +.
w arro. srv re.q-cishe efnp oyrn-nt' az e
teos reerlrr or -sn sci IL eng olher eapscly ~
fv Ir.-Frfv or rsnshi.tv. be- can eve lnee -, ~
49,. -oi- ir-.sed % L X New ofA .. 80,
-s-g Wee Ia -t-rs.eT cou.t te obtained v. Zee
~.rr re-~r0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
l.. WOODS PATENT
AIR TIGHT COAL STOVE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED Offers 10 the public new stc' 9
for heating stores parOfs hss, ON es ships and steam
boat cabins containing and desirable improvements,
whereby great u heat l. gained any stow
before offered The improvements are OF that striking chaf
rfer that they safety the purchaser al glance ths u :
r.a ly valuable few Of their many improvements are
here oct forth .
upon solid plate
The sr admitted 70 the stove heated before reaches
the FIRE by hot chamber consequently TIE coal Is al
consumed . , .-,
4 IL = air light and constructed that Il needs no RAJ
ing and i free from dust escspe Into me room
IL i economical The application Of he heated ar 10
connection with the fact that cannot De disturbed uy raA
ing causes complete combustion aud consumption OF e
-osl prnc Die not before obtained IN stoves.
few OF the numerous testimonials are herewith aiacne
We have used during the last Winter, one Of L. Wood
ArTight Cy inder Stoves, which has hi bottom upon
which The coal rests instead Of CRATE We c0nslde one
of he be we have used for economy OF fuel cesn
ness and comfort ami appears - fulfil al that would De eA
peci-d for the purpose designed (signed) 49,, ,,,,,s
w Certgrisht lo6 southst; Geo j. Cornell, ~ Hudson n
Il: Bepedlc' Bradley Co 20 Pesrsti Eyunge, 81
Besger-sf Moses % Besver-sl George secey Eas'
ern Pear.-st House.
n sfer nal Of three week.. the Stoves prove unsaus
factory The purchase money Will be refunded. The trade
In general viii fnd much 70 tnear advantage 20 ca ana
exs mine this stove. ,r.-,,
damaged, Tor sale BY ols lml l. WOOD ~ " a'ef-'t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
Revolution on n Small scale.

From the following, it will be seen that the princi'
cipsty Of Monaco about the size Of Kentucky farm,
has followed the example OF It's illustrous neghbors
Letters from Nice of the oath ult state that Re
publican movement has taken place in the small town
of Monaco. with the consent Of the regning Prince
The following the facts connected with this occur
renee.
The decree announcing that the King Of Piedmont
had taken possession Of the free towns OF Mention and
Roquebrune having appeared ON the I'D inst the mos,
extraordinary reports circulated Ii was said that
the son of the Prince OF Monaco, At present In Turn
was negotiating the sale OF the principally 20 the King
OF Piedmont The evening the entire population
OF Monaco proceeded to the palace to demand an eS
PLANTATION
The Prince walked out among the people, contra
dctcd the reports in circulation recommended them &c
demand the protection OF France, in order 10 remain
independent and offered 10 resign In order to allow
them 10 give themselves TO the French Republic
This proposal received with loud cheers French
patriotic songs chsunted accompanied with erie;
81 Nive la France 3" " Nve Is Repubheue FrsncAise z
The French ss is forthwith 10 be hoised and the city
OF Monaco Is send delegates 70 Paris 70 place tsel
At the disposal of the French Government While tn
movement was proceeding a. Monaco, the towns o
Mention and Roquerune were celebrating ihef snneNa
ton 70 the d0mnions Of the King Of Sardinia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

EPlLEfIlO FAlN ,........ =
for wentyseyen years and siN months cured oS VIC USE VI
his truly wonderful medicine. 80, = a..
Read the following remarkable case OF me son or w l
secore ESQ Of Philadelphia, afflicted WIN hpneppc rs
On wears and SIX months Amer travelling through
Englsnd scotland Germany and France, consuming sohe
of he most eminent physicians and eNpencing iot neei
cine medical treatment snd advice 5000 returned Win Us
on 10 ms country 10 November last without receiving any
benefit whatever and was cured by using
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
PORT OF SEw-YoRK. OCTOBER %

ARRIVED Brig Charlotte or Himpden Hopkins - John PR
"a M. .ussf % r Blck Left hrEs Noble ss, iof NJ 1l
s, Ws,er with Enue 40 Gen Taylor White, 90 DO l2n
1 Is mi e. fm Hlft-as passed shr showing white sa
two 20 diamond. ih leiters \ 4 " H. Bound SOUTH
Brig Caroline Boston, Lorng Neu'as 20 u -lear, q To
Hot oven Len brrs Baldwin, or Nfort n DAYS New
orleans MACY for Co. hg lstl u I'll n.t Cape hatefas
sW Sd es passed br Calender steering Passeneer, De T.
NeEs o SuerItaS
Swedish bne Trou s.;aurs stockholm Il is. n 20 Boonsa
Johnston Co
schr Bounty. Ostorn. Baltimore. mtle
Schr Pennsylvania. Hoffman. Baltimore. ntse
schr Rstecca Frince., Nicssrsou. boaioa nise
sAfTp-M,i steam ship Hermann r Southampton AL Bremen
sbps Newton. Bristol Eng kagslt, .Br lfep e.iAa -
foa4fe rr West Inles trx. foo Atsksras Ia tf-tt =
Ear-s John fltrr.. safar1sh Corttefce, NeNt tl f,
Rshard Cooisn Lonaoaisr svt, ,br haliH IS anl
others. Wind NV.
Tie b DAVID Hsn.haw Hsa',n from BofiesuH. sept d. ~
ca hrsuiy ir f Qort wet ashore 90 y - pa
ts morning about oco TIE steamer jacob Bel tas le-n ~
o. -r he u1dcrFrsrs Sc ~ nrtahl - ~ e
q IS Afternoon n h We caru tle verse; perfectly si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

THE ATTFNTION OF TIE MEDICAL FACULTY .
is RESPECTFULLY called 10 The Metallic Truss ana
/ sqDporsr new article particularly adapted 10 he Va
forms " hs disease, whether ingnena scI1a, ie
IN either sex, prolsps1s, &c .
The simplicity % his article u such that TIE pfacuuonef
can a. 10 any csse chan The psd by me-ns OF
screw 70 any desired form position. The strength OF ne
flexible mes sHCrds stationary power without pressure e.
more than sufficient support ordinary pure AID oy
means Of principle any required pressure can %
obtained u sdduor b method Of Adjustment the ave-
nue. Of progrusou closed over The p1bs AMI he salon-
AIRY power the ps1 The rlpmre, winch can pe
ade 10 any required or either corceYe, convex TAI or
Otherwise lis particular claim notce eper from is No
very The simplicity u IL application, and faculty. of
beng arranged sli any case where mechanical sseney
can be sppied When properly adjusted, ne paneul hes
enLfe freedom q scuo1 without acng the russ, AID
he painful pressure heeioor7 expesuced b lie use Of
tr1ss 10 entirely obvislec.
Msny physcisns Of eInn=nce have alnet and giveu
their sanction 10 mo superiority Of ths ass 20 whom re-
ference can be given Principal oce, 10 Broadway, cor
uer u Maleu are. ul-stsirs. - Iml-oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
Revolutionary Movements

The march OF insurTectOn IN Germany does not re
spond 20 the desires Of the Red Republicans OF France
The Rtforme admits that the Republican movement IN
Germany has completely failed 1t attributes the iauIt
10 strive who made premature movement Ia the
Grand Duchy Of Baden without consulting the other
chiefs intended that after the harvest had been
gathered combined movement should have been
made simultaneously al Cologne stuttgardt CIm' As
chanenbourQ sigmarin gen and other towns. The Re-
forme however expects ihst the affair is only ADJOURN
ed and that the revolutionary sprit gaining ground
rapidly among the German peasant who, II says, are
more heightened than the French II IL farther assert
ed that none of the German troops be relied on TO
act against the people except the Ausrsns and Prus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
GERMANY.
STRIVE sill Alive.

The report that Strive had been tried by court mar
tia ana shot was premature and incorrect 1t having
been officially announced that the council OF war as.
sembed TO Try him has deelaredt.et incompetent and
that nsurgent leader will therefore, be tried by the
ordinary tribunal
The London Times OF the 9th inst. farther says
A letter from Fribourg Of the Both ult announces
the arrival there OF Strive and bis wife strive TO
be tried by the ordinary tribunals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
TIHcTuRE AROMA,

4 FLUID PREPARATION for preventing snd feuog p
n tartar v-rteuing ne breath, and pe-syns ne ,een
sound and rrtfe Prepared BY Dr. M Denls 10 n n
ray-st
Th= object Of tie Tnrulre Aroma r 20 destroy tariar
where rxsts And 70 prevent o. formal o. Were doe
n1t Tas 1ccorp she. unfalllngly he same time
efcslg preservt awe lrr1eLce o. ne elsfe VI ne rel
an1 inparng health AMI vlgor % he gums IL sns-pi G
properties -e-clgaiy n.uslz- any orenste ocof 10 ne
breath, and inpsr ~ fresh ard agreeA1le aroma W
the c-nia substance and the so pofuts q ne noun \.
e1sc j. AXE szutary ard purifying ard u -sei lssLIAs
drruf1ce 1ld roulag az 10 conformity VIII ~ CT
rscIus oc the cover The resu VII IN a. casrs b- sasise-
tory. The makes his ssz-eneli unnesl-Aus "
fr foun. - on bis personal observation 10 The routine
Of his own practice and be EroWs tai he eeci Of ne AZ
ucle VII fully sustain L. Price, per bottle - cen1 o. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
CLOTHING.


GkNEhAh 4 A4lOh.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHlNG-lo2 FJLTON-sT.
NOR CASH. Al retail only.Me esteem pleasure 70
show our goods whether you buy not lou car se.eci
from stock Of $4,000 Of new goods. bought iof cash. and
cut hy experienced cutters, 10 suit a. classes OF people
ClOaks. rom
Dress and frOck coats. from. ~ 20 ~
Coats sacks sun uis from " " -
over sack ogAs and business Goals ifoa-.. y u %
Pants ffOul
Vests OF cloth sk velvet psn ard fancy, ON 81 %
Cloths eassneres and vesngs always on hand 10 MAKE
10 measure suits furnished IN = hours - .
Remember lc9 Fuons; directly opposite ne Oh Norm
Dutch Church the cd stand a block east Of bioadwAy
y B-No connection win Any other sore 10 thls cy.
90 IN DANIEL 2 SMITH. l02 Fuiiln-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

u r W KELLER, Teacher, NeWiown Al lsil Soul-y =
Conn on the Housaonc Rsilroad 3 miles from bndgepof
Terms IS per quarter Of twelve weeks Tor board tut
uon washing mendinS fuel, lights and bedding fupus
received any time d, --,.--
Overton 6 Wallst. John Ackley, Tract House, y I b
Henry Duton. ESQ Law Professor. Yale College non
Alfred Blackman New Haven, Conn Hon WIN ROCK
well corner Of jay and Wloughby -. Brooklyn
An interview may be enjoyed with ne teacher N Low
dsy and Friday from % @ A. NJ and from TO 49, ? NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

d~ss REGULAR NAIL LINZ -
G srry,u[$TWEEN BOSTON AND NENhOks
! AI..-- N An. IN. .-lN--l

6~ss REGULAR NAIL LINZ -
G~>c $jpx-r[< TWEEN BOSTON AND NtNfVhs
eex31s>s-~ via Sto1igtou and Providence
~ The ferry n Providence u now avoided BY ne nfr
Hfsnrh Railroad Inland Route through wllhol change
Carsor Baggage The steamers c. NASDkkBlLr CO
Joel stone and CONNECTICUT Capt Rchd Peck, D. ~
necton with tho Stonnglon and Proyd-ncs snd boou az
Providence Railroads, leaving New fOrs daily ssdas "a
cepted rom Pier / North River Al o'rQcs p u. end
Sonngion at O'Clock NJ. orupon TIE sfnNh ~ eaa.
rain hon These anefs are passed ,fi
,pendor and comfort. having each ~ them 60 see cntc
dious private and bsrhs for 4" persons -
side large private rooms Tor families sni parties
steamer, are Ocered by the most experienced m, 80
will shorten hs passage between New foft and n'+on
nom to hours thereby arriving 10 ample tine io al n.
lines RUNNING fro New fork, North South and Nes ,n1
All the line, from Borton North and East
The CONNECTICUT viii fssve hew-fofs teesar
Thursday and saturday Leave sioninsion hetisy'
WecDesdsy and friday -.
The C. VANDERBILT will leave heN.tofty hcnisy
"Wednesday FRIDAY. Leave ssoninson Tuesday Iha'f
day and ssrirdEy.
B-Passengers on tho arrival Of the s,esInsrs al sAn
lneton proceed Immediately In tho splendid Railroad cas-
10 Providence anr Boston osggago-mastrr acconp.no.
the seambosi uans AID nom Boston, 70 ists charge "a
the baggage. -
For passage, beffhs sster0oms, or 'reigt sppcanso
may be made to the Agents ON the wharf and q hs ofse
10 Battery place. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
200 900 BOTTLES NEARLY OF

lSNKELLINGERs wonderful Linimeui have been
sod without mlrmur. Il heals a. manner OF sas
ard bruises upon The horse aso strains and czos-rs VI
every description. ard wOrk The ANNA every Gay u s
pai 40 IN sTge bote= : mild Fragrant ard agrrr4oe IL
leo cheaper than any oihcr Arace 10 trAfA-t AZ
plain ard convincing proof Of he above, hAs caused
thousanes o. he oesl ard skfu In he country
10 sy down al othef remedies used BY msryof them nom
81 70 a. years and ms great remedy o. a. OCCASIONS
Is the besg ard cheapest be found-ArOns whom We are
proud Of the honor o. referring 70 Hon Moses II Grne
Hon Richard +. CAImsn. Hon Rooer Il Aorris, M 50
Bsihssie Ii corrr1s-o1, have or CosiArs lrFns-
Llv1g stons Hsrtors Lori ARDS. brsGhurs-s-n toft
uine-leuls Of the ellie o. Newly AID ma1y ooef Giles
rrOnounce the only existing wouccr q ne age Ano--
iha worlds ghes experienced horseulrn, We have
Mr. hrsn WOocruH. Wrn Wheelzn, George >picer and
bro.heF. Mm D. sparks, Nm L Reed. Nm C0~ao, JACOB
Sonefentyse-ln word every pr1cpe stage n-. ne
ZEN Railroad and rAcy oeT srge companies Il used and
sod the vsoCs Balls HEADS ard a. al or ee-; livery
add exchange sL2oes II here any owners OF overs
q he horse Who have Dot used noss respectfully 50
nct them cal any q the sbove t.s1ngu nd
as To be hsc a. ne principal ce2os Of ; lN6ERsOLL
BROTHER. - PeGr-st anc ~ Ta-teTszls Broadway
rear Grand W1ossze sl- 20 al. and a The drl arc
szGt-Ty generally, throughout ne cry country
- onlv - hog.le. % - dozen I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

ITO CONTRACTORS. Sealed Proposals Wil be
received 81 lhs DsawAre AID Hu-s1l Caral Company
A. the k1gineers once a. High Falls. Ulster County una
the q day Of November nezi Tor The LOCKS. SECTIONS
BRIDGES ~ necessary for ne Enlargement Of he Des
ware and Hudson Cana a. High Falls. The 20 -
plans and specifications hat VII be submitted for exains-
non he odce, A. High FAILS, OF and Gnsr he .th q
OcsobcF
TIE fal q a. persons hist parties proPos-
Goa must BE wr.ttrn o1i on The sane.
Tbs party 70 any proposition, hch nay be Acceptei VIII
be required % enter INTO eontrAcl Immediately ser the
ceplance Of he sane.
The Company 10 tsef the rgh. 70 sccept
Get proposals that may 5s Ofered they may consider
ibesr lnIeress requires & =. LORD. Chlef Engineer.
Engineers CEsee Hign Falls, Sept p, lsts. % Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
RAUARIA

The Munich papers of the 2sth ult announce the dis
covery of Republican po, in that city and the arrest
OF a number of democrats including the Baron Won
Nauendor Dr. Hermann and the editors OF two papers
Considerable excitement prevailed In the Bavarisn
capital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
CIoARs. CLoAKs.

Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL
I AIDES AND MISSES CLOAhS -Conslsung 90 every
I.tve color and cuAiy and varying u prices from - 10
40 each The public generally invited % cal and pro
cure good hars all a WAMsLElS ~ CslazTlne-s- near
B-speciaens can Be seen II he Grea Far n Caste
csrsar 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
-T~- PEOPLES LINf.-ALbAhY DAY
znuisAN AND MOTT srEAMkRs... Day ..ss.as,

The HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt a Cor
ham Tuesdays. Thursday. sod Saturdays, Al A II hoc
the FOO, II Barcays MAKING the usual landings, returning
On the opposite days 49, .,..,,.,,.,
SIX O'Clock through steamers, tho ISAAC HrNIyif
Capt VIM n. Pecs, OREGON. Capt A 81 John dahi
(Snndays sscepted.) AT p. NJ. ......s..
u y Mail Zine ~ steamers. the SOUTH ANrHtA
Capt r Hul-s, SANTA CLAUS Capt tlmenfoff dsnf
At O'Clock y NJ from the Pier north side VI bafdaysA
All Of the above boats connect regularly win ne kan
road Cars bound West Fast and North ffOm Albany
freight taken Al moderat. prices and when Required @
warded by Railroad nom Albny without delay FG
freight apply At Peoples Line Once ia Greenwich 81 N
p G. sCHULTZ pier bstw cen Liberty and Cortland 80
OF TO WIN LANE wharf between Barclay and ROhinson as
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