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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
SOUTH AFRICA.
ReYnlf AT The Capr Of Good Hope.

Papers have been received from this Colony 20 ne
-th August which announce that Preior.gs had com
petely cut - and surrounded MAJOR Warden AZ oem
outein On TIE l7th July Prstorius bad o1erec aim
;err. Of esu,ulstou which a. be had Only force q
s. men and was encountered with about 20 women
and children against about 30 Beers, MAJOR Warden
deemed i prudent . accept The terms we're 70 re
spec; life and property. and 70 supply MAYOR sf.sn
,sith wagons &c = transport himself and forces % TIE
Cape Colony The military movements Of the Govern
lnent were progressing with promprtuae
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Gayan Duty.

NJ Gavsn Du1ys trisl vii commence IN Dublin 1t
the special Commission in few days The Crown vii
make most determined esort 70 convict hin Of high
treason and from al that current; should L obtain
such verdict prove relentless 50 10 mercy inasmueh
.. charge. him with being the chief nsnsstor Of the
Club, and the cause Of smith Brien, risfortuncs
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Markets

Rs-,igfs rtiAu IL pdsf - h0srs-FIovR 1900 5ols
WHEAT ll.70O bushels CosN. 800 bush BARLEY
H. 400 bushels There was no change in FLOUR and
sales were light wHEAr-Sales Of 1900 bushels Gen
e.ee were made It =. It's. BARLgY-Sales Of ESQ
bushels wer, made 20 cts There va. no change
in other articles
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The Cholera In Germany.

HAxsUScH Authentic accounts state thA, the DIS
ease IS sri 90 the increase q, Hsmbur.h. Prom the
st Of September when 10 broke cut % the 26h there
were S csses Of which $50 died So2 recovered and
Ss7 were under treatment There 10 great dssl Of
sickness on board the English ships lying Al Ham
barsh
RxxIrS.-Uo to ire aetn alL there hsr- been l.ro4
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PRUSSIA.
An AusnesIy.

BSSii>. Oct 9--rhe 18th Of October hls Majesty .
olrta day however nsy De celebrated BY the people
general vii 10; pass wiihou, furnishing smother
proof OF the Kings humanity and kindness Of heart
An amnesty for political otences. committed since the
revolunon. VIII certainly ee published This vii IN.
elude al Posen Poles not accused OF other crimes.
well al persons under prosecution for these Of
fences. and may. therefore. be considered almost
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NJ A r q I'm

% =. .Ts.sf q rs.-tsy hs -. =. c.thosr cs.,s -
C1als- NJ. 20, EPE NkEZErTI OF saz AZ. 81 ~.
- N.- Or >.zs 5s3.r, pi-... coy
D. W-1--stay, ga Oc- a. .. G.rrr-, churrh = D..
;oHs wlLsos JosEPHISE 5a.sss-r Il PEER Mr.. -
a. y ~ Cry ~ '- '@@'f1 Esf
A. q Ps-s chscA, ls,h By R-- NJ PP.a-Js ,r-s
fs1z1i,r ol " " shr- he Of Brooalya
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NORTHERN ITALY.
Rumor. and .lovemeuts.

Letters from Venice OF the 25th ult announce that
the Ansuisns bad sttAked the advanced poets Of the
Fort Esn. who returned the IRE with yisor but tue
former having received reinforcements the Venetsns
withdrew into the Fort whence they discharged can
non. which compelled the Austrsns 70 retire.
TneTe has been = slshi disturbance ct Florence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

= :. LIaLLIl LOLET-betofe I1dse bett-J0f1
hrs-1rs Y. Js-ef b4c.1rTo 1arz<-s or secss
sol q gs,eli i1r a. improved moc- Of pr-Psrlz
ln-t-f- q caa'-s, rs-r-c " y-s-rfsy 1-i-1cs
---- y th- ps-u, = te- so- ta- s-az
1f az a
as- soo- P-rf-rs-c -l ao-s. g. ,cov-ry
-tf r-xsf-- u pr-cr> ~ oly
ae p-qzf-. % NJ ns1 o C4-sr. Ma. sy
e--fs 70 -crs t-s1 trs1y 40 l.f NJ K s@
-sos-f % ne 1sftlsi s1 t-s4.s1 81. Of
- pares sd 1t- 1~-n sf-1 70 fh- s.sr>ss VI
S-f az e--- ao - ssP a,c 411fsc-5y n ~,
~ 3 laf 1-e- ~ -ar-str- he
- oot1 fa>s t1er-ior- IA A. frst empty
f-ant-i - - -lc snc al - shopr
esn>c as- -. 7-Vo4s b ps-ui a. ~ - !.
.flI ca =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

n The NArIosAL REFoRMERs OF this City
held a numerous and enthusiastic meeting at the
corner Of Elizabeth and Grand sts. last evening
Mr.. Georgs Adam in the chair. The speakers
on the occasion were Messrs Burr, Pine ingalls,,
and Bovay
The meeting was unanimous that National
Reiomers should support their own candidates,
Gerntt Smith for President and Charles C. FOote
for Vice President of the United States.
The following Resolutions were adopted unani-
mous.y
Rss0lred That We regard the question OF mans right
10 the earth paramount to all other political questions
sgitsted and that cannot 30 far lose sight OF
the important measures OF National Reform 10
identity ourselves with any party which does not
pcity acknowledge the right Of all men to equita
bic share of the soil.
RssOired That the nominees Of the Baltimore Phil
phis and Buffalo Conventions cannot be- regsrdedlss
friends 10 our Reforms, duty well preference
requires 10 stand firm by candidates at the
approaching election.
hesoired Tha, have the fullest confidence in the
pure motives exalted patriotism, unswervng devotion
and capsbty Of candidates for the Offices OF Pres
dent and ylcePresdent and that Il Is the bounden
duty OF all friends Of every suds
bic exertion 20 secure their nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
penusyIyania-The Popujar Vote.

PENNsYLvANiA-The popular vote in Pennsylvania
compared with the vote At the elections IN 1870 and
ls44 and allowing the usual ratio Of increase shows
falling OF a, the last election Of g. 799 votes Where
were these voters and where will they be the 7h Of
November Eve. Post
" The Post IS very respectable paper, but
not famed for accuracy In statistics The vote for
Governor this month is by far the largest cast
in the State. 1t exceeds by 600 the highest ever
before cast in Pennsy lysnia. Gov. Johnston has
: 200 more votes than any candidate 70 Governor
ever before had. He has 200 more than Clay
had in a, aud nearly 5000 more than Skunk, and
! 900 more than Polk triumphant vote. Ne has
more roies than PeHHsylraaia erer cast for any
other man that erer Ared II Loco-F ocoism can
derive any consolation from these facts or from
guessing how many more votes might have been
poleS tins year II IS welcome 50 T. smuse Itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

ALEFFc And DAxAscus-The rsvages II the Pesu
ence a. Aeppo and Damascus Az stated y have neen
trightll, particularly - Damascus. where not ieEe
than l0 90 persons are supposed have died within
the twenty dsys proceeding the 9Th Of August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
vEW.YORK. THURsDAY. OCT. Il
Presidential Election, Tuesday. Nov.
~ wbis Committee Room.-1hs Den

Wnlg General COmniree have engaged room a ~
Erosd~sy No up sisrs, a. which her fnen1s rom ne
country are Invited 10 attend Tor purposes connected with
The ensuing election and for TIE distribution 81 "ng Do-
menD. - Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ The North american says II IS alleged.
ION the strength ola Loco-Foco letter. that Hon.
David Wilmot has agreed TO support the election
OF Cass and Butler Il anything OF the Kind is al
legged tits lie, which no decently informed Penn
sylvsnia Wing should countenance. Mr.. Wiimot
Of Free Soil with which his name IS inseparabiy
identified, and Of course will oppose TO the utmost
the election OF the Michigan Doughisce. We say
what we know and We marvel that the North
American should indulge IN such remarks as those
OF the 2lst inst without knowing whereof It affrms
II Mr. Wimots District does not give a ma
ionty against Csss, and the best gain on the Gov
ernor vote OF any IN Pennsylvania then say We
were egreelousIy mistaken
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By telegraph to the stw.IOrk Tribune.
Markets

Markets BUFFALO, Oct -
Reaapts riiin "a, past - Hslrs.-FLorR, 5000 bols
WHEAT. 5000 bushels CoRN 1000 5usheis-Thcre
va. 20 change in FIouS and the market wss insctve
WirrAr-sales Of 90 bushei. were made Ohio, It -
cts CoaN-saes Of 900 bushels made II 4 cts
FaEIeHrs stl have an upward tendency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

II THL GIRxAsIA SocIErY's CoscERI last
nigh, was Listened 70 By crowded house. They were
mos, warmly received, and in compliance with the
general request, viii play again in Brooklyn tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
AUSTRIA.

Very alarming reports prevailed in Paris to-day
from Austris-s courier from Viensn Is said to hsye
arrived with Intelligence that the city was bombsrded
by Imperial troop. and that the palace of schoenbrann
burned. The Government however had not re-
ceived any such accounts. and the news was not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Tne Austrian news has produced most profound
sensation in Paris as the would certainly
give Charles Albert another opportunity Of making a
farther demonstration In favor Of Italy This added TO
the unceremoniou. Of the Emperor Of Austria in
refusing the mediation Of France and England, had
caused strong feeling Of sympathy for Italy especially
among he Trsnch
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BUSINESS NOTICES

ANEkckN NusEua-No ofher pi,ce q .r-,..-.
hsf - entertaining or instructive a. this a.. n . -,
a. a. hours. day well - evening" via v..-,-r,
prnrirai ATTRACTIONS FnN Hf- fsior I.r'.f-'- -
.nslest man -srih. Oitrt lrfsni tie ihr-a ~. -
Boys and he Performances ~ Great W,..ern ass -
Brothers = e
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PSofsssos sASsYs WONDERFUL TNcoPAsRot, AN,
lcArED CONfop Among he uumsross re,pecs,A.
fcsies received refer Oh the following CERT .o,, =,
Lacocs, -ir james Csrs. ID. F-rguson " c Re- \
Fieming Or. Bcsiock. Dr.. Alison ProL ,menb.rs p.
Basviie NJ Biehat NJ Chvsler' Reheraal. Ae Il.
celebrated Bsrrys Thcorherous the Only reres, o =.
veat badness and 10 restore The hair ihsi -.
come hin 10 prevent gray haif 10 aai --ao,-s
appearance OF scu an dsndruf from toe hair ard -.
n he NOS, healthy scr and glossy stale sea rec r,
oily sd greasy appearance Il ssodin ,arse bottle. s.
p cents. the principal Office. $50 Brosiwsy As,s,,
Wnghi. - Souih-sg Phiisde,phls Brown. w.s.ir.,sr
Boston and sold by sl the Druggist. IN he Unisd So.
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LED

o. ras.lay a. z.,.ai cHALTs FREDERICK srAse ~.
80 y-lr az = a<. -'Ni "a ne
rs sav-s an n. isr-, q i. azly ar. sr..t % ,. n,
vI.tl1t ft-t-r lctc- - ~
fssos 49, 20 y.-- 49, ARA nv ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

" Tie ErsHiag P0a has taken as 70 task
for stains TIA; Hon wH wKIsEr had declined, and
that the H1nkers were 70 hold another Convention
Our authority for the FIRST assertion Is ne 1rs-soa
Gs.,ns and for the Arter the Nsrers 4srs-fi.,r II
they have erred ne are bansess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

EAcvRsfos.-OnW Wednesday company Of FIRE
men called the Constitution Volunteers No. T. psssed
through the principal streets Of me city, with coors
1yrs and music playing their way TO the cars Of
the Long Island Railroad, which were TO convey them
TO Hampstead on . target excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

= The Catholic Church at Chicopse. having
been greatly enlarged and improved, and beautiful
marble sl,Ar placed therein 70 be opened for dedca
non, the sacrament and confirmation BY Bishop Ftz
patrick from Boston, the 2esh inst sprinshsid Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

VIII respect O. tie uiss OF Mr Messhef and NJ
ODonoshae. tae Clortnei correspondent of the Fra
0r-es
NJ Nea.hsr VII not be brought up for some days
A. mentioned o. you ~ my az, note Ire CroSn :
huptas Tor evidence not wishing again 70 produce
Do5hn The active yuTfuit they have been engaged u
tor toe pas, week more than simply rsiuies the eaam
n.. - ndustf0usy circulated against the Peasanty'
,hsi they rendering the nformer. evidence iof
RE iniorr1ers wages IN cTo~ds
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Court Calendar ...Tals DAY.

s-rrsst Csrsr.--sr, y-st-ftsy. sci1g -
crssr Cs-Er-B-lor. Jlsg- M.y1srlSo. iis Al - 81.
T. - q -, ~ o. 10 "a rs ~, q r. ~ - ~
=. . a. ~. ~ ~ ~
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To ne Editor Of The Tribune
The above is from todsys Courier and En-
gufrer. A. the Editor does no, TO know all that
the small portion" in the District have done to pro
mote personal Interests az the expense OF the cause
.ha state that the persons chosen 20 nominste can
di,e for Congress feel 80 conscious that they have
BETRAYED the trust reposed IN them by the people that
they shrink from NEE rns their outraged constituents
They had called meeting ratify their nomination At
the North American Hotel and had slSdsed 'he Saloon
Of that Hotel FOR that meeting tor this "Wednesday
evening After the meeting Of the friends OF W. L
Robinson had agreed TO abide BY the decision OF the
Ratification Meeting called. snd had appealed from
the treschery OF the Delegates to the ndety OF the
People some Of those engaged in the business went to
Ii. proprietor and cancelled the engagement Tor the
room saying they intended to hold the meeting in
Chatham square They sfterward came to the con
cusion that they would hold 1t away at the extremity
OF the District where 1t supposed great many people
may be got TO ratify from around the docks not mem
bers Of the party voters in the District Is 1t not
an acknowledgment OF guilt when they shrink away
from the light Of large hall in the center OF the Dis
trct 10 the darkness OF rnooness OUT door meeting on
ons side OF it, Now the friends Of the person desg'
mated By the people their choice, By the pledges Of
majority Of the Convention-W /. Rooinson-hsYe
made propositions perfectly fair and honorable As
last effort 70 produce harmony shall make these pro
positions. any one Of which think can pledge Mr.
Robnson's friends 10 abide BY
l. The friends OF Mr.. Robinson and Mr. Underhill to
designate each three these six to choose an umpire
both parties abide by the decision of that body.
Q 4 fair meeting OF the Wing voters Of the District,
10 be held in the saloon Of the North American Hotel
the regularly agreed upon place OF meeting, where
there will be light fair play. and order The house 10
be divided and the person having the majority to be
supported by all Wings OF the District
g. II an out door, darkness meeting be insisted on.
nj candidates. be called together
let Wslter Underhll and w e. Robinson each address
the meeting and thsn. without sny other speakers
divide the assembly and the person having the major
ity % be the candidate.
II Of these propositions accepted the People
will Judge who the " small portion that go for
personal interests" Mr. Robinson has taken no part
this controversy lie has discouraged all resistance,
but ! can pledge his acquescence to any one of the
above three propositions, If made 10 him any time
before Thursday evening
VOTER or THE DISTRICT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
~ Young Mems Democratic wbIs General

& Communicable COMMITTEES ofAusngenenn from Ms
Committee for be Rsifcsuon Meeting a. Nsuxhs Garden
% the 18th inst Will a. he Broadway House OF
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct ., AZ oclocs 10 finish Up
he business. By order. r. D HOLMES Chairman
= Jasv.s. Secretaries c.sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ The cheapest and best place In the city ge 200,
Boots Shoes and CATERS 10 At JoSEs's IL Ann-st ne
American Museum First quality OF French Csf Dres Boon
~ o. second de- 81 50 to 81 Congress Boots from - y
~ French Patent Leather Boots ~ on lr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

SEvnrApIse, Of ooMpry ,ossos

TOoTs sPEAks-" The counierfriers u PHsLoSs ok--'
ei Hair hriyorator persons individuals, whou
would be hsse iatery % den0minse birds Of prey boz ~
Of no consequence PHsLONs preparation IL 90 thoreushJ
established IN public favoras The beet hing for
Ing scun and dandnf preventing the hair from falling
aud causing u to curl and grow that nobody irmrss
They c-ut assure you The depot l. 1T 81 Brosdss 10
buying al hs drug stores mention PHALONs namely
you"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Cir, Free soil Nomination.-co-zes
HnnLrr Nnm,na,,a..

Eu1s' c.. complete Congress, I'D Dist Paul
Nerssrssu. Jr. ,RiehnOOd CO.. Assembly l. John
voorhi' ? George II ParuAles .. Rodney : Church
Treasurer, william N Udsll Coroner, Andres Van
Orien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Witnesses or Jury through vhose fundamentally ne
had eeel convicted should su5er any insult In conse-
aaenee sna requested Mr. Potter 70 give this desire
al o. hNcirv possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ HousekeePer, wil uoi fs 20 cal re e,..b-,..
cheapest Carpet e,isolshm-ri In be aai S,s,e. = a.
cry HiSAN ASoFEsoNs where you car se,ect s-... 4,
largest assortnen. of Errs.h So American Gao.
Hearth Rugs. FLOOR OIL C.obs. Table Covers, w.
Shades Mas ETC. s's saving OF > per cen, 90 yo =,
chase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ About three pages OF 3. PAINEs's Busre. M,.,
Almanac double coluuns embrsre Interesting .,es,r,
the Commerce and Navigate OF the L,kes csns. a.
Western Rivers This soue Is worth the prc- sskn: \,
the Almsnsc OF - pages OF most valuable ac sauslc. :.
business iufOrma alton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
ASIA MINOR

Of Choiera 10 Berlin 1919 = vhich terminated
fs,sly 702 reported cured and TOO srill doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ Those sair- who wo-id ~isa 70 p1r-h..- ,..s r.
Goods. ard stihe sane time gei good sr,e. sig I.
TO cal Al he ne~ store Of sEf KHAN CurTER ~ /.
corner OF Cana and Mercer - where ihsv ~. 81.
rosi splendid stock u Dry 60 %. ihe cIty CA, r,,
Messr, B { have aepi s,ore IN h' usIsssors,.,. a
many years, snt need DO rscommenlaaos a. ogr,....
We merely wish to nform ne sdes that ny have 49,.
he.r new store with 81 entirely uew sloof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

u The Secretary Of the Navy returned to
Washington on saturday svening from the North.
II Col Benton snd family arrived AZ Cincin-
= at a. TIE I'll inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Law Courts.

-UPEsIoz Cousr.-The case Of y0sH IS Saui and
fs-9e-i- a.of. Jses. F,,asro- - Ct C,zi
L1H cc-rsSy o-or- Jzeg- salto. .ararc. o.
- --l-shp JAZZ u f.ct = tre1
.cre.-o-r t-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26


t. s-cs -heh l-t -sch-s Liverpool from -ty
'-gori. me sssth-r so--. ven fa. Oh. asr1tl
Ar9agao4' Scotland an har-st l
Atholsh aai tr- cas- Choi-, hss rs->t Esnsar.h
N--h.4-l - --fezna Of scot,.s Gsssor 81
free lns stv-s r-rcr; - ll h-.J r. Nsg--s
IA -s rst. co-f-r1-
HAvRE -t- si tl. l1a ave .a-s il- stg.. o.
u. Csr-s, sr. here ssg ,.sy go. so-s =,
sfn Fnc-s-
BERLiS-G-s ccas'-.ta- asa ss-- cs-ss - Bears.
tie cry - Of -. y---s al Fre- a.- e.-s
- h--r- eli v Ho-1us1 " 1859 ls----s 49,.
zlsi-. a. $50 ono. az s--r .-a51,c-i B>rl-
sTELrIS-A goo s---s -oas WA-si A. s--r II
-ia-f srt-, sr--.s, -1talg RI or; As tr,-.r-i
fr--r n,por
DANTsIci go s1.n-. -ons Nr,4f, ,fiy --ss-s Ia
--.r-a u. r-e- ,hfs ccl s.t .li s1t - rrcss
re -
ANIERDAMF.ry -zifroras- ccan-r-a ,ers las r.,c-.
Lo--0- i ncrnzs cry q A=s,sral he Noa-J FAX;
.-c1s ar Ssn.. F,p>r s1o.-1 e. Ger .s-r-
HAaBJ Hs-L-s,-s ircz H.zs1rg s- at - -or--s =
,,r ca cois- nsrt.; AZ s-i s -?or coznsfrl AR
s-a>r .soi Il No--y zst-rs th-r. o. -
s'>.i scc3l-ts 1hl-r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

" The Rcheheu" Gold Pens cod D. 3 Z W,t,,,
4 Co IS walist warranted wear svs year. asS a..
Acknowledged to be the bss, snt cheapest pers mr..
God pens made TO pattern Gold pen. repsirrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

To C,urALisrs.-Persons having unemployed capa. d,
from $50 TO $1,000 will have sent 10 them .arog.h -
mai detailed statement Of profitable iu,e.u,er, \,
addres.lne nosipsli Box l.als. New .Ynrk CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Aucrio> NOTICE Mss PosX.-GESAsp Bfrr,k e,
will sell on Friday Oct n st2. o'clock Lspi.s p.ck1
yards SIS West-st and 81 " ashDgon-. Tor ae.ogp, .
VOYAGE IN y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ GOV. SEWARD, Hon. FRANCIS GRAScER,
Gen AMOS P. GRASGER. and Hon. A. B. DICKINSON Of
our state, now speaking in Northern Ohio in be.
half Of the Wing cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26


Through freezing snow. snd rams snd ,oak.ng...,.
~ sings the poet sy snd We sivse ihosev DO assu
INK BIS good sdvce 10 goto w,rNiNs's ll4 Fss-
and get pair Of his seasonsble Boots whish shoc,
sold very ow prices Ne can recommend or .hsl .as,
biily and elegance % Seoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ DR.. ROBERT b. FoLGER was last evening
nominated for Assembly by the Wing Convention OF the
XIlIth Ward We understand he is TO be elected