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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07
LIMB BOGERT, Auctioneer.
rUINA, GLASS AND EAKruE>WAtE"

NDn TIT RsDAY. Oct w. Al 10 O'Clock al ~ Msldea
lans general assortment Of China. GLASS nrf Farmer,
y.. The stock dealer leclining the D.,nsst ioh~ soa
In lots To suit wholesale and rets dealers snd gfocr.
Sale perrmptory Terms al sale OF rs
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PICTORIAL CATHOLIC

NEW TESTAMENT under The Editorial supervise
\of the Ri.ht Rev John Haghes No. now ready,Xc.
The Womsn Of the Scriptures, y splendid engravngs -.
Tie N.Y. Parsonage or the Man with The Han LIP
price - cents. ,,,,
American Female Poets. by Caroline May, beautifully
Illustrated. vol. tv0 glt = tO.
Ruds aud Bosoms io the Young. by Mrs Hughes = ga
The Young Husbands Manual, by the Author or Inc
Young WIFE - CTS.
ME Young WE Manual ofMorsl AID other Dulles, -
Tie sphere snd Duties of Woman by O 81 b4map. =.
AIhan lhe Pirate O. R1mauni u the Metropolis. hy Nm
Walscr - c.s.
Novels of all ihe Great Auilors 10 cheap form Bu.ser
aarryai James. Cooper Bell, Pickering, Mrs Gore DIS
rari. SC
The secret Foe. novel. hy Miss Z. Pickering, - cts
The PouIeiuu LEGACY by A bert smith, - cents
Magazines for October, all OF them now ready
Abednego. the Money Lender, by Mrs Gore
The shove together with all Tire ne" and cheap plpic--
lions wholesale aud retail NJ
90. kERFOkD A. cos. Asirf hn4-'
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VIOLIN CIAs-.-A rev violin c,tss for beg nners
and those " o have know edge 81 The insiri-
nent vii be formed the rooms Of The American NlsicA
Institute. Sos Broadway. this Saturday, evening, y
O'CLOCK Terms = per quarter 10 advance. New FocA
clsss Tor bee nuer Ia the BciOrd.t Church on Monday
egenLne. llh insi. I0l III NklHN> fnnclpN
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L.. NNrsfcrn NIission,-klde

~ Western Niissions-klder OlYer BARI pastor
of6c Sufoksl Christian Church Delsncy-sI recently
Missionary al the West. will delivers discourse on West
EN- Missions Sabbath morning Service 10 commence
al O'Clock az IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07

g.,ut LITERARY WORLD misce-aneol-
'--.-r Ia General interest Jun shed every catlr
ssv nv IVEkT 4 a GEORGE l. DUfCklNCk, Pro
rn-lurs ..- -. d. & .l....
ing 0glelNtL ftftks
TO tle Rrader-EGf1flt- - -
TIE Earliest DESCRIPTION % l1 Noiony oi view 4''-n'i
srs--rsS. of Ssri-tv-The D-nasi-By c :. Hoffman
RevisVs-N sshlngi.n lr'iA- 'Ae'lA DIVA '''N 81 u
lusrrsnore ManHIng's sermons ...., 81.
~. gts IA AmericAn A8hors-A Fab.e for the Cnucs
Proceeding. o. American Associ.i'9n OF >cielce
The sirskosch Concert
M Macresdy.
Miscellany
Literary late iserce, &c ........- -
posssv single copies % cts Fer sac By new. aeeuis
flryl sholt the United ,Ia.es ~ -
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THE BUSINESS MANS ALMANAC

THE BUSINESS MANS AIrdANAC
NOR ISI9.-A PALMER. Tribune buAd,ns-' Has.
ssu-- has lust Published new and complete Manual OF
Facts and Statistics Tor The tflce, Counungfooh g4 re
side entitled as above, containing large amount u MORN
aou carefully d gested and condensed VIII fe-pccl 70
Money aud Exchanges Weights and Measures,
TarHs pssf and present Patents and Patent Laws,
Ipland Commerce The Iron Tfade,
IVspes ard Hour. Of Labor Coat Tradc-H story
RAILROADS ana Canals Tonnage snd shipping,
Ro1tes of Travel Partnerships Corporations
Post % bee and Postage, mugraii1l- Nla.s-'s'
The Electric Telegraph The Ncwsnaper tir--f &C.
p--s flI f.rt. o-1Iy ION a compendum of Iacls which
every man need. ofs1 u de course Of year and ies
know where tnd Tor Ten tunes ihe money lns b4-i
a-- Mans Almanac ulsy he obtained Of e BOOKSELLER OF
nj y b PALMERS NewsI apcr Agencies new ORR
Boston aud PM alelpaa- ~ W.,
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n. MULLER Auruonref .....,.. ~,
IlALN or GILEND fIR>, hMhh,v AN
DSPRTCF AND LARCH TRES -HALLlDh
MILLER will sell At Auction on SAli kDAf, vsl y ~
lOt oclock al the sales ROOM Wal, corner ui N"N ~
40 OF the above trees. suiisbe for 0rnsmenuns par"
lswns sc In tine condition pat up 70 mats 10 con'enln'
naekages fDr transponlsuon. I-olI w u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07
To- Fifty Thousand Persons die annually IN Eng

to Fifty Thousand persons de snnually N rug
land of consumption In The New England Nales' ue pro
portion Is one four i've In Boston probably, one m
iour In the Guy OF New-Nork sNiyseVsn aieu " aNo
weeks 10 December Of This disease. " l. irss PRE-
he more northern lsltudes. Russis. Canada ana Hho
he Alps OF Switzerland where The Winters arc o- ald
severe and there fewer sudden changes 49,, .,.
the one which establishes on good grounds me nope 0'
iooeed existence II the allegations Of those who are a.
least entitled % veracy may De neileNeu uoic -
Tie real Author of Nature has provided US with rene.
dy Tor consumption and the diseases esdiag thereto Wc
ieariuly common m our country has hs itil - ~
end relief nom that ista scoarge by rsn'sesng Ve %
Wild Cherry and the Piue furnish US with cure "he'e
| cure i possible.
torsug the Of this lsTge class OF suffering bl
| msnity, Is DR.. WisrAE's Bassm Of Wud Cherry which
has been before the public some ten years TINS vsHaoe
medicine FIRST discovered and introduced IN the year
S since which Time ia success has constantly increased
me demand unu has become Of not The most ?opa'
| known
None genuine unless signed l. Burrs.
For sale " holessle and re,s by Messrs A. b. D.
Sands. ice Fulton q h Johnson, rs Brosdwsy II Es.
| .ists generally. OF It's
~ Constipation, (Co.nven-.s l-obsinsie. inveie-
snd hahias constipation permanently cured rtaosf
sre, g. cfi5as baths by natural smp . and iufa-
nh- means ats is discovered in France being pa.tsbe
vegetable foop called ta nsr and Improved Wd,icns Ey
upofted or sold LIS Aso The most nutritious light and
.ubs sisfsf ever yet discovered This ccehral-d pre-
par alton BY our most eminent physicians
In eleos cases Of dyspepsia constipation and the piles
srrs,tea 10 give satisfaction or The purchase money
mined Packages Of s lbs. Is %, Of los. 81.
sod wholesale aud retail by The SUBSCRIBE sole Agent
for he tnl,rs states a. The National DePoi N Drummoud
: 20 rev drug slore Lsarge Buildings ;, keades two
Soors sos, Broadway and by the principal druggists N the
'', - IT, SS So. BE MOSES, 50 ResdesL
~ Wigs and Toupees.-saehelors new n SsI.sa
WIGS and scsps are advance OF sny hitherto o1ee
TO he public for Shness durability and natural appeai'
arce 6sy are unequsled. AL persons wishing hrsfsS
81. ~ - stous not f b call u msnuiacoTy 81 W "
krcHGloR " all-.L uc1E Broadway, 0efoTe puIcl4s,s
elsewhere Priysls rooms for hung wgs suSl ThSluEns
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ER,Np CoNcERr.-MAURlcE srRAKOscH

III Albany and Troy Maurice >irskosch. lPisnisi o
The Emperor OF Russ a. te4s leave % announce thA h-
vii give Grand COncsrf on Tuesday Wednesday In
Albany. ard Ire following Day Ia Troy IN either ~ on.
Concerts be VII h- assisted By Miss u LA L NORTH
Ar 90
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h. MOONEY. Aacuonser. -
BOOTS AND ~uOE~.-By A. ID CALI M,ir ~,
ID Pearl.st-Tl EsDAN, Oct 10, al 10 o'clock AN W
ca.e. Roots shoes Brogsn. and Oyefshoe- &c conrns
ing general assortment adapted to me Southern Western
and civ trade Nh Constantly hand an assortment
OF the above al private sale al the lowest rates Zoe cash
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07
DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
W BARKER co. n Catherine a.
~ cases Of snd desirable goods us' received Al a.
,oni.hing low prices. and will De opened this morning
3 cases Manchester Nous de LANES small neat patterns
dark chniz colors, only Is per yard
5cases Printed Cashmer,s new patterns of running yne
and detached figures. only Is 90 per yard.
10 cases beautiful Glace silks, some very handsome
trpes changesbe and small figured from i 81 10 5s6d PEI
yard the quality ha. been offered In this city
less than IL and b per ysrd.
cases wide French Ginghsms. me qualify Is per yard
cases ehangeable stripe and plaid Alpaca Lustres
) cases blaek mode colors, from lslo Is per yard
loca.es German and French Mernos. a large stock Of
very desirable coors, from 10 to l2- per YARD.
5sses Parameuos double width Is 3D. g. and = % per
yard.
Also. 900 heavy four yards long Plaid shswl' from 81
20 SO
Also. 900 all wool Cashmere Long and Square shsws
Square shawls from 10 SO Long shswls from s5o $50
Also. large stock Of Blankets, Fannes' Cloths Csssi
neres and saunets j. W BARKER co
OH II Caihenne-si
GREAT SHAWL sALE-Ar BANKERS NEW
u STORE. .si 0rand.st-Whl open this morning
100 Wool long shawls Of every quality and price super
o square wool some Of the best imported beautiful
400 wooien and wor,ted shswls, from 81 to s. each
100 Long Cashmere and Brocho shsws newest styles and
$40 Broche and Cashmere square sha~ls, warranted All
wool al color-, the greatest bargains ever offered
Aso 100 Cotton wool broche shawls, from - - 20
- 81 each
A,o plain Thlbet wool snd de lame shagls
Plain heavy wool shawls - - 80
y BARKER, l8i Grandsl
Also will open shove case. new Do lanes detached
6gures chntz c0iors, only IL per yard
cases c sshmeres from IL 81 ID q 20 per YARD
case superior quality printed French ca'nmrfes A. sfea'
bargains
Satin striped and plaid Cashmere and de aines entirely new
Also go pieces plain, plaid and striped camelon POI as
- pieces black striped and plaid silk sAs, very cheap
100 DO high gro De Rhine from = " l0s per yard
u > bAhhfshf 90 'fa''Ist
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THoNrPsoNrs BANK NOTE LIST,

TWO SHlLLINGs PER COPY VII be pad tor certain
copies Of Ibis LIST published between June. 1885, ani
January. 1876. on application 90 10 FAY, Lamp store ia
.us l3 Fuion. where DIE desired copies w. be selected
very liberal price for fs. Of he sane during aay Por
.i...,. -5 al SUE
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~ Mariners Church.-kev DR. TYING VII preach
the Mariners Church "a Roosevelist next sabbath even
ng 8ih INST and collection viii bee taken for the benefit
of the Service io commence al u o'clock ihe
friends Of scRmen are invited 10 attend % IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07

sincere hanks 10 PnLIP " GRiFFIN CO. Of tery'si
for their liberal supply refreshments after ne he yeslei
day morning Ryorder JAS. HUDSON, Foreman
-. Tt,xr,oS ss-r,farv OF n
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FOsT OFTICf, IUNTUtM sNlNkt, NJ" 7 Vhh. VI
~ The British Mail steamer America suiis
from Newly rk ON W Wednesday the lin mt MAoas'
Will close At this office Letters and papers to 20 Oy e
America received an llth October, al II Oclock NJ
Letters deposited IN This Office will be forwarded JUL A.
soon and hy the same mails # carried TO NE fos' Onoe
" ~ ~ AARON SWARTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07

ALdAEACs FoR l5AS,
DUBLIsHED ~ F0WLEhs WILLS. i'l Nassau o.
4 For sale % the cosf of MANI. acturnf
Ptr-ra..-lral A.malar ilr 1852
N4ie. Cure 'Iuauac Tor l1s'
Tobacco and He-h Alma-ac f1r l.ft
"a rgb.sh sI works ga fhrero.Dgy. Plyso.1sy.
pt.-,,,,,v And Magnetism. slso TIE Wafer Cure
PTrerooecsi Consultations oaly s. lii Nassal- ~ cn
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CARPETING.

nEDUCTION CONTiNUED.-R LAWkEs,L'
liz CsnaLsf merchandising commencement, oI 70
Fsl trade q determined 70 eel Brussels three py isssn
and vereuan Carpenngs ~ the former very 70" ~ ri
Dryssts, Rugs Door MAJ window s'sa" o. -: r.
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NroTICE.-l hereby give notice that have purchased
he Patent Right and have become the sole proprietor
Tor e Manufacture Of heavy wire for screening coa
and Other articles for the CRY and County Of Phade PMS
New YORK NswJersey. Delaware, Maryland and ne r AL
-fu ses Any perons making using or vending tue -sid
.rr vii. be dealt with accord 20 the fu letter OF he
r The only mandatory j. a. the corner OF Cherry and
Iu1iper SIS Philadelphia wiere orders viii be ned iOftl
,-ri fo7 fge0dI c {. DAVIS.
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~ hcN. hf' nntsh S .e Ai.iaSs" -, ' ~ clck h,
the Bransrd Presbyterian Church, Ryngonst near Lud'
low on the sunday Liquor Traich In thus Cily-al me re-
quest OF the Tenth Ward Temperance Association o. IL
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M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale an esia5.

.shmeui 10 one OF the best siiuauons IL oIu-- -.
doing fair business and be entered on nlNc1Ass -
the f-alih o. the owner requires his lmmedlAs ie.
III IVES indies The whole OF The sppzral- sPr1-ei.'
GIrrirure kc vii be sold foI $50 which D. az pr 80
None La cash customer need apply Address W. ,.~
$40 Sun once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07

Geo L Rodmsn. John Fort Thos Moneypenny,
Dsvit Buucc NJ NJ freeman, j NJ Bennett
Chsres Brewer. Johu M,klnmin. DE- James Kennedy,
Andrew " Leegett james Thompson.
u was. lfon, htorcc That The proceedings Of the
meeting be published u TIE Whigpspers motion. sd.
oansd slLNANJS 5 WARD, Chairman
NJ. NJ FSrfNAN, Secretaries
r.Nfe I.tugpF~cF. IS -'N''N o. ifsg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07
GENERAL. NOTICES.

- seventh Ward.-At a large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Wing electors Of The Seventh Ward held on
Committee Tor Toe purpose Of selecting delegates repre-
sent them 10 Assembly County and Congress onal C0uven
uons me meeting Wa calles % order by p FEhfnoRN
20 whereupon JOHN CO3ER. D. was appointed Chair
man. ID WFHE aud r. : NcPusesoN secretanes When.
on motion keurng Committee % seven As appointed by
ne CHAR To present me names Of me several as.rsaes
wAcl Comm tee reported the following Delegates, VINO
were, on motion, unanimously c'ecied
.HANa.oo, wMIs5doss Y Aie4sader.
ePae9 :. RgoeI. Mecona s., ve, w.. Js~e'
Henry NIb6 ,s cg 5so"'' '-" emsS s sy,"
john Corer. u q Buckingham, l.asc Fil.
VA lree born, Iophar MIL,
Robert Murray. Morsaq, M,arssns, samuel c Psssou.
The meeing Wa eoqaeuiy addressed by " r RomN-
Gcneral1na1nty ana good feeling prevailed among ali
present On motion.
Rred Ths, the proceedings ~ The meeting be pub shed
by order ~ 'lr officers OF the meeting. Likewise
Rcotof, That toe thanks Of The Wings Of the Seventh
Ward are hereby presented 20 " T Pnckuey. for the
beautiful irsn-parelcy OF Gen Taylor presented by him
the Rough and Ready Club u he seventh Ward
on monon. 40 burned. JOHN COGER Chairman.
Z 5 3 Mefnrs.oS. seer-'arie' Of
rV.NIuih Wnrd.-Ata large ana enthusiastic meeting
oi ne Whes Of The Ninth Ward convened 81 iae Northern
Kxchsnge Beeckersi pursuaD, t1 The call Of the Genefs
Comniaee on Friday evenins, Oci s, WIN Z SMITH,
Jr Esq was cal I'd % The Chair and RrssfLL NEWELL ap
pointed Secretary. The cell ~ ihe meeting having been
read, on notion. retiring Committee n tFe was appoint
% % report toe gent enen FOR Congressional
County and Assembly Convention The COmmtee sub
mIned as the result Of their o.. berauons
FOr C0nglesi9qli C0arcan0n.
Charf. Crane Wan y Meech. GINS ssing.
James h Ball Jacob J. Sebnug Jas " Boom.
Samuel a. Cunningham, Nm. r. Smith.
f0r fstenbiy C0Hrcnf1n
George Bryce ThDs Brown. ThOs De.sro.
Samuel Frosi, VIM Noble, Fnucl Morgan
Homer TuOn. Russell Newell. y. +. Curtis,
Adm Van Orden Robert Pe'crsou
Foy Colrfy (0arcnfi0a.
Charles Cle. Thomas lOgeti, Wm II. Rich.
Walter K Penny, John " Mead
Which being submitted to the meeting was adopted
On motion. fhe 70. owing resolution was adopted
Ronffe9 That ~ Wings 10 not fee ourselves bound
o support sy cand dates the Office of Representative W
Congress s-enby who supporting ne elecuon ~
Gen Cass Marlin Nsn Buren,, or any other thau ih"
regular Wing Nomination.
Tie Committees were empowered iO 80 vacancies and
The proceedings ordered % be publ shed.
NM T. SMITH, JL Chairman.
Er..Ftf NFwFrt. Secretary 81 ITO
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a. NIILINEKN.-MRs bAkHOOD, 50 Grand
u 4 III ui open her FAIL and WiNrtR Fashions ga
81 -Mondsy next Grateful ~ patrons FOR pasi iaFofs,
VA suirs from Them CONTINUANCE Lanes hl'At
rroaufur HAS requested CD eve her ca g'of7
rurrfs. ~ 81. sew here. CO 90
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Inspectors Of Election appointed by the Seventeenth
Wing Commiilce.-New. \ ork, Oct &, lSS oIlt+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07

Henry r. Dunhsm Warren Chapman, >ylvSnus : W%o'
I,aac Bachelor Alexander Lawrence
Counfl
: Wyckoa X A Nsveresu John Hewitt
Jefferson BcfuNu John Harkucss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07

re- Rev. Mv. Thompson viii preach Al the Tsher-
usce Sabbath evening, the Duties OF the Chrsuah
Ciuzen. Service 20 commence al y O'Clock. o. IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07

~ assacy. 10 fdsefeas.t' s,nt 5v a4i --nff bel =
s4if - Rey .su soite ascl oaf u NE MIA
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-, second Ward Delegates, ele

e. EIuh Ward.-At meeting of the Wig Electors
OF he Fifth " ard held Friday evening The on INST ~
Tie Marion House for the purpose of eiecing OceSas 10
reufeseni ssid Ward IN the lid Congressional District Con
venuan. the County Convention, aud the i,h Assemniy
Dsici Convention pursuant TO the Tecomnene aon oi le
Wink General Committee. on motion, : WARD Was
called to the Chair. snd NJ FIREMAN and JAMES L,"
sGscF chosen Secretaries The following gentlemen were
iaenduy elected A. Delegates TO the SAID ConVehuohS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-07

Y FOR SALE CHEAP.-Bureaus, sofas, book cases
standing desks CRATES, cooking stoves ano o
of school desks. ui ,pmce-st \ b.-Nau 70 PIi
.rrne- seat rocking chair. all 10 good order o. t
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS f0r other States
u VINO wish 90 htve 'aer names inserted ~ ,ne Lawyer
name. 4ri address. % he subscriber. without delay.
81 al. gETL q GOULD Law S'ar0ners l58 Stssau-si
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-14
DE aTH 8,

In this town, Sept. l3, James L.. SON Of
Mr.. Cornelius B. Wibour, in the 4th year of
his age
In this town, on Monday morning, Thomas
Bardsley Bradley, son Of Samuel and Ann
Bradley, formerly of England, aged l3 months
and Gays
! In this town, Sept 10, Adelnc Jones,
daughter Of Daniel w. and Mary E. Vaughan,
Of Providence, aged Is months.
! At the Marine Hospital, in this town, on
Monday, the lllh inst, James Manson, sea-
man, late Of the brig Hannah Newell, from
Pictou; q native of Kltory, Me-, aged %
years.
In this town, on Friday last, Caroline Ma,il-
da, daughter Of Mr.. William Ii. Davis, aged
years.
In this town, on Saturday morning last,
Mrs. Abby G., wife Of the late Williams Card,
in the 93d year Of her age.
Near Canton, China, on the I'd of June, Of
Nervous Fever, Mr.. James r. King, of this
town, aged about 81 years.
! At Ulysses, Tompkns Co., New York,
Obadiah Williams, an elder oi the Society of
Friends, in the SD year of his age. lie was
a resident of This town for 81 years.
! In this own Aug 5, at the residence Of
Mr.. Charles &. Burdlck, Rufus Clouse, son of
County, Me-, aged 81. Late a Private in the
9th, New England Regiment Of Volunteers.
In Brockport, n Y, July Is, of scarlet fe-
YER, Henry Z. only son of ). p. and f..
Briggs, formerly Of Rhode Island, aged
years and s months.
In this town, Sept. 1th, James LOWE, a
promising son of Stafford and Susan f. Bryer,
aged 2 years, months and 30 days.
|. Jesus loves the infant race
1 And clasps them to his breast
II To die in his embrace
Is to be best
Then fond parents hush your signs,
/ Nor wish me longer here,
Let not a murmur rise
Nor shed tear.
Far far beyond these lower skies
fly from sin and DEATH
Where loud Hosannahs rise
On every breath.
In this town, Sept. 7th, John Read, OF
Brooklyn, l.. l., aged 35 years. lie was at
tached to company ID. ninth regiment of In
ian,ry, and died in consequence of disease con-
tracted in Mexico.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-14
NEWPORT, II. IL
September 8, 1913. (

Mr. GUILD, the agent for the United
States Health Insurance office, his submitted
to the undersigned the pldns and proposals of
the company, and we have afforded our atten-
tion to the subject. We regard the object as
very important, and calculated 10 inpart great
advantages TO the community. individuals
who depend upon their labors for daily sup
port, of:en feel anxious fears respecting the
day Of sickness TO which this company pre-
sents the prospect Of adequate support in the
time OF afIliction. We would strongly COM
mend this undertaking to our friends and deem
il one especially favorable to females who are
dependant upon their own exerlions.
We are satisfied that the more the matter is
examined, tho more favorably it will strike the
mind, and while it is peculiarly adapted to the
poor, it has claims deserving Of regard on such
as arc in more prosperous circumstances -
The entire arrangement is in the hands of
come of the wisest and most respectable busi-
ness men in Boston, and whose names afford
tho most perfect assurance that all their doings
will be regulated by prudence and strict mer-
camille integrity.
EDWARD W. LAwroS,
J. o. CHorLrs,
VIM. G. Cozzehs,
Benz. MARSH, Js.,
WM. STEVENS,
a. lrSRY DuMoHr
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-14
NEW YORK MARKET.
Tuesday, Sept. l2


Flour 10 dull, and prices rather lower
Pure Genesee has sold at So ~ l-2 O Ia 3-4.
For Osweeo and all good State brands, Sc H.
l.2 6 25 will cover the range. Fancy Cen
esee SO 25 a 6 81, and s6 80 a 9 10 for extra,
The sales of the day are 5000 bbls., of which
5000 bbls. were for future delivery, and 1000
for shipment. Southern, SO IL Ia
Corn Meal dull at SO A. Rye Flour, 81
Grain-Good Gencsee Wheat 81 81 ~ a
40; 5000 bushels Gcnesce, ! 80. South
ern, 81 10 i.2 | 25c. Rye, Il 7jc on the
spot, and II cents to arrive. Corn II dull and
cheaper round yellow, ~ a soc, II a - high
mixed 72c; common 6S TO- Some Corn on
shipboard has been rcsold. Oats 80 SIC,
with sales Of 25 900 bushele.
Provisions are firm at the Improvement Of
last week Ohio Mess Sl2. and Prime 80 a
. 25. Mess Beef, Sl3. 200 bbls. Lard, DC.
Butter, 10 a - lee. Chcsso, Sa : for good
saifpns.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-14
COurtef PROBATE, ofNewport, Sept. Az, Is4s.

COufef Probate, ofNe,rpOrt, Sept Az, Is4s.
DETER p. REMINGTON. Administrator
l. on the estate OF John 4. A'bnson, presents
HI second AdmInisra' lou accom- on said eSio
tor allowance, he same Is received aad refer.
red Tor consideration 70 a Cuun ofProba,e 10 hs
holden al the Town Hal in Newport on tho
iisL Monday n Oct. neat al nine o'clnck,
a. m., aud notice is ordered 10 be given
thereof by advertisement for three successive
weeks in the Herald of the Times that oil per.
-ons Interested may appear Z, said time and
place and BE- heard.
True cory,
Sept. :. BB HOWLANo Prob Clerk.