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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
Fire Insurance.

lTyHE ne aIbEk is duly cons emed Aeen
Il for the Eetna and Protection Insui sisc Q
Companies, Of 3anf6rd,T sl6nnsetirut. Id Is RID
pared TO take IRE risks,s on all descripfiSnsfsO
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, stores,
Merchandise, Household foods, Furn ture, &c.
These conipaties are SO fayorabiy know through
out America astoamake comments ana reiern1nees
unneeessaiy.1ot aishihGE9 . 9isaimuE .bS
/ Application t1rs Insurance will be received
& Blackstone. I.oekport. whose urvey of buiId-
ings will be taken al the risks of the above COM
panes -av,t. GS HIIRRAPn As,
Once, South Water Street o.,3-.,osi ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
o liel StG..h kULl.aI.l .

THE Subscriber continues to msnufac.
ture Castings ofall kinds. for custom.
ers at short notice, Havingrecently erect.
ted large addition to his establishment.
he is enabledto furnish all kinds ofcas
tingsa as cheap as any in the West. H..
THEEeESNG MA CHIMES
Oftwo MISUNDERSTANDING cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the la.
test Improvements, and finished in a su.
perioT style constantly on hand. .e4.H
,Allkinds of Grist mill. Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns. ,g.J
Hollow ware, Plougbs, and other ar.
ticles usually furnished at such establish
ments constantly on hand. ,t.o.4..liiE
Scraplron received in exchange for cas-.
tings or work. a. srl SaesFF
ss.as -ao.8 4luH.J M. L. ADAMS. 81
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
EFor the information of strange,.

DER UN~ wishrnp to find thar Tour I.u,.
Il " Lands; or wishing 10 aurcha.a Gu,e,n.
uent Lands, will please call tn j. Wonlley Jr..
10 Joliet, nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern where
particular descriptions of Lands OF Tnwp OTIS
can be gtei by IN" subscribe, for the oup,i4s Of
Cook. wiz. iroquois. Grundy, Kendall. and La
n"Ie, and he has ON HAND maps, tr..e cnp, OF
Record, in ne"rly all this cruniies.
frs-. 70 ~ Ubl II W(NlJIFY Jy 80
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
EMPORIUM OF FAGT7I0NI

va ndeTsignp' beg lea. L, inf rm the
Il citizens Oi Joliet am vi, int, thn he mas
secslved the PARIS. LONDON. an, PHILA-
DEi'fHlA Fashions he i. INV prepared 20
execute work in thf mos, fa.hi"nabl. style -
Sh2P-undeI the sign Of Empnri um of Fash
ion," Bluff Street. joliet IN 10 Iyr
F. NICHOLSON
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
DIR. A. Turner

Would respectfully announce TO tina, tul n.
Fortunate elias OF nmtn'i, h.. ar.isGor R un-
der Diseased Eyes, that he has located ia
the village "i flalnhel,i, and ia prepared BIZ his
new ana unique method Of treaim. n,. g. t.ls
charge OF and cue, al'such cases ot Op,halmn
as have een hithe 10 regarded incur, bic
Thnse who have either from the in,gnen, of
their physicians. the grea, length oitimc. ta-y
have suffered. regarded themselves as doomed m
perpetual pain or darkness. may tak. new coun.
nge' view "f the unparalleled sueee .a,,endin
tha' part'cniai mode Of Treatment OF the Eve a
dopted by DIR TURNER and only in us. NV ,h-..
others in the United States Ji.ilE' '7'E'F
lbs .e'ms wi be reasonable, bu, for the in
'orna''on Of those Who i,,"y desiie To xpply 10
him 'or his aid, he deems II proper & stat. ,h,m.
They will be as 10 lows. ~ '51eF7T J
ro' treatment Of the eyes one week. SaO0. o.
40 lido & aud boarded. $50.
XIV treatment of tine Eve. no Ter win nr a.,
Zen until an Improvement, il asrerirnrer
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02

Lanes Celebrated Steel Ploughs,
And other Approved Patterns.
and Is prepared to furnish customers at
shortnotice, Ploughs ofevery size, ofsupe.
riOr quality andthickness, and warranted
to scOuT in any soil. The timbe, used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in a man.
ner MOTTO be surpassed. |
@Left-handed Ploughs made 80 order.
Allkinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Ploughs.
The above p'oughs for sale. slso. at 7
Dumham & Co.'s, Joliet ..
... JOHN LANE Jr.
I.ockport. Aug. is, I647
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HARD W AkE,

IS boz. Pocket Knives. y
Is boz. German Silver Tea
Spoons. 6 do do Table Spoons.
Pad Locks, Metal cocks, mineral Knobs
cottage Locks, cottage Stop Latches. Iron
Squares, "Hand Saws" Razrrs, Percussion caps.
Drawing Knives, Rasps and Files, ''Spurs,''
spectacles. Steel pens by the card. Badwn's
B"tts, Brass Butts and Screws, wrought Nails,
Coffee Mills, "Wire Sives, Grain Scoops, Shov
els, Ames Shovels. Maho"ny KNOBS, Rat md
Mouse Traps, and Angers for sale at LOVES:
Chsap Cash Store. Chirnen, s., ea'|ssl tr-al
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02

0Fsthoie Esgie Ir9n Hffeh Cooking Stoves.
" wiz Back Oosn, last call Tor the saa IN,
Tor sale ciseap az Ins Joliet Hardwars Store. oy
TPDUNHAM q Co.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02

(NUM Elastic and Web Braces, by thedozen
VI or pair, from ftp to 75cts. at the Stone
Siolo, East Joliet .
DUTTY, White Lead Red Lead Chrome
. Green, Paris Green, Spanish Brown nd H.
slish Venetian Red, French Yellow, Linseed oil,
Spirits Turpenfine ut LOVES
0sgood's India Cholagogue. Fosgate's
AnodynP Cordial, Wynkoop's Tonic, Sands'
SarSaparilla, DSlley's Pain Extractor, az
noVi0 .... W(OnrT Fps
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02

Many ofthe abovehnve valuable Improvements
on them, for sale on reasonable terms. Also
other tracts and lots for sale. Enquire Of
SW: BOWEN, General Land Agen:,
a"ch. MI Joliet IN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02

I.ll..a.t, 4IlH.) NJ. L. ADAMS.
Toilet, March, 10. 1916. .rs.3asua,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board Of Aldermen. .aosDa


The Board met Al 5-Mossis FRaSgLis Pfe.lseut In
M Chair
INVITATIONS AccEFrEn-To atend exhibition u Psoora.
Of T aylors Campaign In Mexico.
The Fourteenth Annual Report Of the EAsrEFs Dfsgyx-
q the Clry Of hewfork received snd ordered
on ne
comnunicau alton received from the Counsel Of the
Corporation, Willie Hall Eso. relative 10 sCONDsSsArtos
revision digest u he City Laws and reqg-.sd
be Immediately taken resolution 70 tn.. ef
feet accordingly adopted
NEN AFFEoFEArloss Asked FOErHE Ffxf<Gs ~ raE
Pax noCcs Of his tns suntsppfoprsted see
Ctfy ITEM
GOO AffsofElArED FOE TIE AIMS HoUsE-ses CRY
Tenn
AFFoIsrNtsr.-Df J. J. Grain wa appointed Visiting
Physician 10 ne PenAsnrsry HospGsl Dr. Stout 70
signed.
ESssg-Houss No. l9-Is to be painted and tx-t up
IWELf rs-sr-A petition presented nom , 50 - De
Peyste Trustee, Tor renewal Of lease o. ot corner
l~einst and Ienth avenue. Referred 70 CoHim1se on
Finance
FFrEEsrH.sr-Peuton Of Lewis N Rutnsffofd and
others for regulations IN Fifteenth between FHssFcc1o
and Lyi1 zson place To Street Commiitee
SANE STREET, orHEEs.-Pe-iIon Of GERARD I'VE
ssr e al 10 he atter Of rezusng &C Fifteenth and SIX
leeuIh IS and Rutherford place and for Sewer 10 sad
streets. To Road Commune
ELs-sr-Psrfi0n for Sewer through Resde and I'm SIS
To Road Committee
chsnts ne Lat headed by Wills 5sxon petirioned
Broadwsy paved with the Russ Pavement from ST. Paags
Church % Wsl-st To Street Counties.
sssef for and To b. made q stone about
Avenues {. and D. To street Commitiee.
6Lkc k~kLLs bLAsD.-PeCuon Of B.ackvels lGand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
nLltt .r.r rllLA MnndaV


PHLApELFfuA Monday. Oct
The state Election comes 0f tomorrow The
friends Of Taylor and Fillmore entertain strong hopes
OF elecuns their nominees i0r Governor and other
officers
We hope 70 send you enough Of returns TO tell
how the state has gone by wednesday morning
number of horses have died Ia this City day or
tao past In tho stable. OF Andrew Green. ThifdsL
supposed o. hsye been produced By poison horss
BELONGING Oh Dr Morton was valued Il i've hundred
An unknown person drowned himself IN the Della
ware on saturday afternoon lsst The Initials q '
were worked upon his shirt 5os0m
Frederick uccscr the celebrated leader q late re-
publican movements IN Germany is expected here mis-
afternoon from New York
steamship j. ashore a. Cspe May, supposed % be
the salem from New ORR ans % Ncss ofz.
The Flour market was quiet 70 day and the only
s.cs about o0O bbs good strait brands Al 81. which
l. the general asking rate. Corn Neal $ wanted but
buyers decline paying over = per Dbl sale oi 80
The Wheat market y heavy with light supplies coming
forward ard sales reported l2a us cents are me
askiug rates Tor reds Corn scarce and m demand.
"a 500 bush sold A. - CTS Tor White % for southern
yel0~ and o. d3 for Pennsylvania the latter Tor
round sales OF southern Oat. 81 80 % cts Cotton
Is dropping and l20 bales sold ~ % Tor Jpands
Grocenes and Provisions without movement WHISKY
ro.s worth % cts.
ZOO Read I'd. o. 81 20o0 -. r. iOit loo DO
1876 % state S. % 100 Lehish Coal scrip -i 20 do
- 30 Reading Rd. D.. 5000 -ch Nss - -, 81 li
Com Sank 5o Do Girsrd B4nk 10 - 90 l0i % Farm
s. Mech Sans ct TOO Morris Canal.
Slc0Rd Boarf-s360o sch Nav - -. 30 5000
Tenn - - l. - Girart Bank loi $50 state o. 20
: 90 state s. cash - 30 War Bounty scrip. "
Cd Lehi-h Coal scrip. - 500 Treas Notes -3. ll@
$50 60 DO . los L. Mech Bank . Man and Mech
Sank ~ 4Csmden and AmbOy I'd, - Penlsyl-
sznia Bank -cl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

FRoN CALfFOENA-Mr B Choutesu arrived At
santa p On the 18th of August from California lie
en- the 4tn Of July Mr. reports that the American
troops stationed Fort la Paz attacked short
time before be eit BY about 30 SOnorians and that
the Americans ~ IN number were obliged % fail back
upon the iortincsnons No list d killed Or wounded
was received and the battle regarded - very
important zrzr. TIE New York Volunteers were not
satlsned with the country and mos, Of them
pected % return home. Ro5beries were frequest on
TIE road from Los Angeles % san Francisco The
bands Of robbers made up OF Amer can deserers
and Indians, and formidable that the troops were
sent out 70 hunt them. Mr. Chouteaa reports that /.
man found two pieces Of virgin gold Francisco
Csiforrs, worth $1,000.
" Col. GARLAND, who was in almost every
0srIle in Mexico IS az Chicago where We notice also
T. J. GRUND, supposed 10 Be on Cas- mission
Barney Williams also II that city
2 Il IS sad that the distinguished poet Pa.
orvAI, Of New Haven. IN fsvor Of the Free soil move
nent he was for Harrison IN l.O and hi. .ony. sia
much service IN toe campaign.
q The Belgian Giant 10 At BuiaIo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

~ -
Hon SAMUEL J TuDES Delegate 10 the rc.
cent Utica Convention. presented report OF that
body which wa. received with great enthusiasm BY
large portion Of the audience lie reviewed the De
mocrscy Of the principal bunker leaders and Illus
raed few chapters n their history IN no very faiter
ing ierms lie said that Wsworth. OConor Cisco
and aaardsey opposed the sub Treasury on t hrst m
PRODUCTION. lie .i.o alluded 10 the sposiacy Of the
rsmnany General Committee, ard said ~ Wa not IN,
hrst of the kind referring % the detection IN
81 Mr. 1ilden said that CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
good enough Democrat for him and FAR better
one thsn Lewis Csss who he said, opposed the Veto
Of the United Stses Bank bil and the removal OF the
Deposites while ia Jscksons Cabinet. he also refer
red 10 the fact that the Coari0 and EH7Hru proposed
Gen Cass a. WhlS candidate for the Presidency and
that on his return from France the General Committee
refused to endorse he Democracy
lie pointed 20 the difference between the social con
dton OF the poor white In the south and the hardy
yeomAnry OF the North. psrticulsrizug the wretched
condition OF the Ssnohilers OF south Carolina who
were termed white negroes by the arlstocratc slave
holders OF that state and who were as race on par
with the Palmetto Africans lie said that Richie nad
called upon the Southern Wings 20 come q the sup
port OF Csss and Butler the true Slavery Extension
SITS and alluded 10 tn Government Editors former
euloeies Of Gov. Pondexier OF Miss man covered
with moral eprosy, and who sieadissty opposed the
Administration Of Jackson.
song was then sung by the WILLIAMSBURG Glee Club.
Mr. CooHRANE then read s'ries OF resolutions,
which were adopted by scclamston. They were quite
is,s,bv I'M, we ,bsu boil them down to syrup with
the execution of6 @ 10 n -. which we give in full
TIA, True Dsaosr 10 not vi Ts,or aor Cas-, sui 9TH Van
hersa ,.t ,i nj s...,, r.s.,,,
oo5tenn. southern ts sa5 when compared ID o.s o.
nal, sN,ss Trsa on, vote.
tie Haa.e .. Repre-, 'ays s,'s ;, s',,s g,.l-.g
u. ,ssl re- shss Asolma N...,9F Lol,aa, Araa.. NJ
- ~. n e ,s. So es s,sry iss .gr-.s
Over Do fres 80. = lan,s.'s - ~, ~ =. - . .s
80, ~ s,,e by erl = N'-..s r.a Keatasf, s.s ".
.1ur where u.u0er-c seer l.Io ssc Slaves. ls- ri
Piled tlem o. l'sp BOZ 10 year l-t sl'" A. 1919 %
le,f,, o. '''t'' SAVES '-' 'i''''A'' ''''
~, la , Al, ~ IA. ,a.s,..,-. sr.a. d.. .a.. o. e.
f- r.,-,f .es Y-.~ -
Raarea Ila Genera Ler Case arr Do sr'saa e-s-'
NAY b presumed 90 BE- a. f-'i Pc liaaeas i.. .''
i.is, % = lae .ea,si 3. I 1900 ,.. a.. --.
s bore he, be aas aai ,oasoa ,a ,i,e ,anrsgu .aa
aoi r. Prret 20 air',eli ny t,s ~ y -,s p -o'
t.'.-.. a. -1..... 81 ~. : N ~. 49,.
20 . Sol Iii h. oa.,oa toward iher aassr. tae
su.fs ct both. asasttensi Pos, isrs feaes- --i
uous o. ne aaion o-i as o1el. .s e. ' '.f
r, ..i e-' . - IL 49,. 49,. ~, .--f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

FRox Kw.MExIoo-rhe American merchants
ia Santa Sc have held meesns and resolved
tina, they ought no longer TO pay the mpost levied
on their goods coming from this country. since that
department hiss been formally eeded and annexed
to the United States This strikes US AZ quite
reasonable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

~ ALEXANDER h WELLS. who IS on the
Whig State Ticket for Prison Inspector IS Not the
Alexander Wells who made speech At the first
great War Meeting Ia cur City in favor OF plumber
ing the Catholic Churches. a.. ~. This latter
Alex Wells, who made the Plunderns speech, IS
an active Looo.Foco, has always been hunker,
and is now stumping zcslously for Csss and Butler
We trust the Syracuse Democrat viii retraet It's
false charges against AlexandeT IL Wells, who
never made such speech Neither was he ever
s pohiicsl Native. as has been asserted. II there
IS snvthnc true against him. let It come cut but
these falsehoois ought 10 help instead OF inlurnS
hin,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

The Masses in Melton.

say ss you viii about Free sol rs principles
are deeply rooted in the hearts Of the people
The meeting in the Psrk asst night n poili %
enthusiasra. number. and respectsbi-ir. vas one
Of he creates, displays q he Season We have 10
correct nu5erometer = guide "a = correct ssiii ~
~, We should link TIE numbers present could noi
have been less thsa l5 90 on AID around re '-Al-
,hev were crowded thckly 70 aes- he spesxer' anl
sway back on the steps Of he City Hs-- iSo-'-lo =
clustered where seeing s-as easier than hearing
~. - -. s@use,v srnbsnnered F.ta 5sss md
psrtuzs q rarou. descriptions se7ersl portraits o.;
VAy BURN we're consPicuous among mem Do--ie'
ssnes On each sies q the meeting ana wen &c
Fourteenth Ward Free sol Delegation elieisa ne
p.- - Their banners and torches ths scene was Ok
eeediasly grand perfect roar Of applause went p
tom ne crowd While every man seemed % nsTe a
piece Of fireworks u rs hsnd from "a-cn Ie''ec'
',vs-.es .bowsr Of bszins balls veri aP from Roman
candles Trees houses, and everything sfo-na seemed
erna.onsd INTO mage glare 5y ne va-Jns eo'f' o.
the fireworks 80.
ro5cv vAx BrRES Prince John. The Pflae Oh tne
peou.e the beau iaeal q the Bsrn5urners the nceai
gable enemy Of Old Hunkersm vas the Pr-nciPA-
,Desker and he shoVered nls compliments IN every Z.
rection. particularly on ar ~, hand Nc" 4onn :
broth u boy when he gets fairly started h'
novers Of sarcasm are inexhausti5e. hs energies -n
firing his vit as keen blsde usi fresh from d.
rna.cus us lungs Ike gutts Percha his voice peAsn-
hi. manner captivating he efPo'session perfect ana
his popularity with crowd anoo1naea- 4Ae'e JOIN
VAN BrnEx for you We can only MAKE room Tor a
very brief synopsis Of hs and others remsrks
The meeting was called u order by john CocHEANE
~ .-5 vas organized under the following officers
p,,.id,4t-HENRY EvERSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
Michigan.

The nomination of Rev. WM. SPRAGuE Of Kala-
mszoo for Congress, by the Wings Of the I'D
South Westernl District, completes the Wing
array-the candidates being
Dist l. GEORGE C. BATES, H. WILLIAM sPRAsvE,
ILL., GEORGE II. HAzELroN.
We have word to say to the Wings and other
champions Of Free Soil in Michigan, and this is a
fitting opportunity Personal observation confirms
our other adyices that Michigan is this day hostile
10 the man Lewis Cass and the policy he embodies,
but especially 70 the doctrines of his Nicholson
letter If those who would prefer to him either
Taylor or Van Buren, could be united In support Of
one ticket that ticket could hardly fail OF success.
Such an exhibition OF common-sense is scarcely TO
be expected yet there is collateral object to be
attained with less difficulty and which is probably
of more importance We allude to the election OF
Members Of Congress
Take the LIST District for an'example. Here are
about 20 900 voters of whom some 5000 will prob
ably be called out by the November Election, and
will be likely to vote nearly as follows Bates
Whe) 1000. Ormsby Free Soil 5000 Buel
Hunkerl s,O0O-electins Buel by 900 plurality,
in spite OF clear majority in the District OF 1000
againt him And thus Free Soil operates to
send three Cass men to Congress instead OF three
genuine champions Of Free Soil.
What is the sense Of this Suppose, for the
arguments sake, that il is wise in the especial
champions OF Free Soil to vote against Gen. Tsy-
Tor, whose opinions with regard to Slavery EX-
tension they do nj know or do ut like does that
afford any reason for opposing Mr.. Bates, whose
views on this subject they fully understand and
heartily approve Does the fact that they do n t
think hes, to vote for Gen Taylor while he does
Justify them in letting into Congress disciple OF
the Nicholson letter school, when they might send
instead an able. ardent and effective champion OF
Free Soil We can see no reason whatever for
doing SO suicidal an act. Wherefore We are led
u hope that II won't be done
These remarks apply in substance, doubtless
70 the other Districts but with the circumstances
therein existing We are not SO well acquainted
Let ever man calmly consider and act for the
best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

~ PLsssYLyAsIA and OHIO hold iheir 9's'e
Elections to-day and all eyes are turned upon
them in anxious expectation Of the returns We
have made extensive arrangement tor expresses
and Telcgrsphic reports, and hope 70 'sy no"
each State has gone in our issue for to-moro"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
=. y. Whis Nominations.

XNVTIIiA DIST Monroe Congress AskAiiAN VI
Sc,KkxxKHokN. Treasurer, LSwls sxiYK SuPv
Poor VIM Blossom. Cyrus Philips John H. ThomP
son (Mr Scherrnerhorn wss nominated on the fourth
halo, on the mrs, he hsd Is votes - - for Or Alex
kelsey " tor IL \ Jerome, snd = fos others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

~ Our Paris Assistants Review OF the De
bate on the Right Labor in the French Assembly Is
ssin crowded out IL shall sPPesr At the earliest mo
ment
Our Frankfort correspondent has also furnished -
glimpse OF Affairs in Germany which shall have an
early place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

SILK HATS.

MOLESKIN SILK HATS
OF the nes quality aud the latest fashion, embracing all HE
recent Improvements and unexceed by any hereto
fore produced, will be hencefouh sold
-FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made for the manufacture OF
this article, the increased facilities enjoyed for procuring
from France and his market ihe choicest necessary ma
erss and the greatly extended sales anticipated by l.
Co warrant them In aforing the article ss above
LEARY co, Haiters.
suj0 eOdH 3, and Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

~ WssrosssraR Co. Wing Meeting at som
ers "Wednesday tomorrow at noon ii GkKEIET
will be one OF the speakers Gu, must leave Tor the
City IN the afternoon cars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
>ev.york Nominations,

NNiIa Das'.-(chenanso, Rroome and nosa CoGn
ties )-Consress gzis-HESSy BENNETT Free SOL
Col john NoYKs Hauker-Hon. WILLIAM Mason
all Of ChcnSngo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
RROOKLYN AFFAIRs-

SALE of WAR NEssgLs.-On the 10th INST
sale Of the steamer scorpion origs Hecla and strom
boil and schooners Falcon and Refer will take place
In the Navy Yard by order Of the Navy Department
when they will be knocked down 70 the highest bidder
These vessels purchased BY Government for the
purpose Of being engaged along the Coast OF Mexco
during the late
BURGLARS TAXING iT EAsY.--On Saturday night
last daring rogue. broke into Of the dwelling
houses Carlton avenue and having gained access 10
where the wine cakes and other estables kept
lighted candle and quietly sat down 10 enjoy them
selves. After taking about 80 worth Of articles they
entered the al dining house secured about $50 worth
Of yaluaoles snd finding the remains Of good dinner
the pantry regaled themselves with fresh sHsfO and
departed When examination was made 10 the morn
ng the loss discovered aud the empty bottles and
plates told how the thieves had enjoyed Themselves.
They must have had intimate knOWiedze VI the
place and also have been In the habit Of going there
Tor large dogs who have before shown themselves
good watchers gave no alarm Whatsoever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

No CsAscf uSIIL rHE HAiS Is RESTORED -Bf'iss
Hair Restorative has been applied On Ihese terms -ne.
1893 For those who would apply u themselves, Il for
sale. Once 1913 Broadway, % hoor B lti' medied
compound and is nneauasd article for Tho 'oils'
Ladies' agency, $50 Broadway ole stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

ELrGANr Boors-WArKiNs, ~ Fulton - makes deci.
dedy The handsome- boots the city AMI what 10 better
HI. boot, are durable as they handsome We advise
those who really good boots, At low prices To give
him a call satisfied they viii get the worth Of
their money 81 geod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

CAsFFrs-Ifour readers wish 10 purchase cheap Cafpe
Rugs Oucolhs &C We would wish 10 recommend them 90
the celebrated cheapest carpet establishment IN the uned
states. HIRAM ANofssoN's, 30 Bowery, who has lusi rs
ceyed ao pieces Of English and American Carpets beali
hl patterns which he selling 3 per cent less than any
other store. wholesale and retail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

PfNSsYLyANIA.-A Hunker paper 10 Wimots
District says ths, Jonah Brewster the Csss candidate
for Congress Will withdraw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

LIGHT LrcHr The manufacture 1t candies nom
hogs lard is not by any means new invention but TO
produce good candle from tone that equsls sperm
in burning and that will stand warmer chmsie-is
altogether modern discovery. Mes'rs LroHfWtp
4 Co OF 80 Front St have now on exhibition II hetsr
specimen Of these candles, which We advice those IN
tefestcd 10 examine Ton themselves