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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
Late from santa Fe.

SANTA y, Aug J. l-i-.
GENTLEMEN Our volunteer troops have had
another SIGHT with the Apsches and Eutaws, on
the l-ih oflas month party Of then that mad been
committing depredations in the ne-h5orho0i Of Taos
were pursued beyond the Ratone Mountains by Capt
Eoake, o.. the Missouri Mounted Regiment and -.xty
men. On coming up with them small sklrmish en-
sued but The Indians instantly retreaed, leaving behind
some p hca1 or horses and mules.
MAJOR Reynolds followed with one hundred and fifty
meu, joined the advance. and with Williams Fisher
Mitchell and hiIker m0untsileers guides. they con
uuued me pursuit sud soon came Up with detach
melt 0i TIE Indians numbering four hundred strong
n-ht ensued Wlich lasted three hours and va.
ended BY the Indians retreatng Leaving twenty I've Of
ineir number dead on the field Two OF our men were
killed, and TX wounded. Among the wounded are Capt
salmon, AID Old bll Williams the m0untaineer
whose arm was badly shattered. The latter notwiih
Standing his wound fought through the whole engage
mont lt i hoped that this fight will have good eject
on these Indians and deter them from their maraudng
excursions. We have good reason 20 believe ih,i
many Of their party were borne OF severely wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

PHRENOLOCICAL.-The valuable Monthly Jour
nal of Messrs FOWLER & WELLS, we are very glad tc
hnd, is working it, way steadily over the country
where but short time since the science OF Phrenolo
~ sneered at worthless humbug Since it has
got abroad that there is something in it, the public
anxious Uhq is in it and assuredly there is
better publication for their instruction in this and
kindred services than the Physiological Journal ltnas
also become almost fashionable TO ask who has been
to New York If he has had his head examined which
may down breaking up OF the ice Of ancient
prejudice and willingness to receive, If not believe
the principal features OF this science.
" The IMAGE or HIS FATHER \ Tale Of a
Young Monkey By the Brothers MAYHEM with Illus
trations Part l." has Just come in from Harper 8
Brothers. Il seem lively enough, good for nothing
story
~ THE DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE. Part
XLXXllI is prciacod by very fine Map of Canaan in
the days Of the lsraelte Judges This is magnificent
edition OF the sacred wriings GO. Virtue 20 John St.
~ NEw-YORK AND ENyIRONs from Williams
burgh' is the title OF large Autograph Just issued by
Williams & Stevens 1853 Broadway
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rr,I, with 10 wtie party and is an aesnow eog,nent
thai he recognize. b.ef the candidate Of the Wns
rart, Ofhs integrity never doubted-oi BIZ aoi'es'
hi. career a. officer and bis public dispatehe- %
getbr ,.ih the concurrent testimony Of al who kno"
li-o htrn.h abundant proof aud ans want 81 eNperi
enre h. may have vii be- amply made up By NE sonna
iufsmenf and the able cabinet by which ne VII sur
round himself These guarantees sufficient ior ~,
80 ,,itb,,t them would .tin prefer tine Of int
gritty the gallant coundng soldier wnose sole OBJECT
was hls c0sAfoys rood to the trucking politician ana
the party tool whore principles are governed ey sell
Interest and whose patriotism consists m oha 'e'o
~ BOWDTCH BLUNT
Nec foyk, Sept 25th, l-4-.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
TIA, Nr,y Cry HlI.-Tis building is pro
crossing rapidly and viii when finished be the Prnei
psl srnacr of the city Il il constructed Of white
marble that dl1res when the suns rays fall on u on'
the cupo ha, been coated with dngy buff color Ike
s.,.u, of P,rlr marble with the head painted shi
brown.
Mons FRAME BruDiNGs we OBJ
served that smother building - % the course OF
ere, ion on the site o the Burnt District Al the corner
of Henry and Orange ss that il is very probable
hat I'M the course OF short time the whole district ""
b. covered With them.
P,RADE.-Yestoriay afternoon Fire Company
No marched through the principal streets with eolor'
diving and music playing FOR he purpose Of proceeding
on ,,arsetexcursoa They presented tine appearance,
and few military companies could surpsss them in drill
or solderly bearing.
COMMON CouNclL.-Yesterisy afternoon tins
body met Tor the frs, time in their new chamber on
the second door OF the Ciiy Hall The apartment Is
LARGE ana handsome facing Courtst on one side ana
William st. on the other His Honor the Mayor pre-
sided when after the minutes Of last meeting were
read the following business was transacted
Pstfons Referred OF Seth Low. asking for the use
of ~oor, for the society tor Amehorsuns the Condi
/ ton OF tue Npi VI ''i 80" + - ~.
Cd In cutting the grass and uprooung the weeds IN me
CITY Park. OF owners OF property Tor wei anu
purlp on the southeast OF Navy and Hilary SIS
Of owners OF property in Nonroepiace against the
ordnance for tagging that locality as the lots have not
entirely been built
Per5rfs-Ot the Committee engaged in investigating
the origin OF the late are stating that they were unable
20 ind out whether 10 originated IN the store OF MI
Drew or OF Mr. Riley From the Police Committee
for liberty 10 wear stars when attending az nre Con
Cured in . Recommending the widening OF Fulton 81
10 20 feet and stating the district OF assessment
petition signed by considerable NUMBER OF own
orr If rroperty was then offered praying for the eX
tension of the Fire District ia which wooden buildings
-, ha
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EAST PAseAeouIA. Miss ser

EAST PAsoAGoUIA, Miss sept s. lois.
SIN Your communication, post marked the pa ult.
and the accompanying newspaper containing the pro-
ceedng Of mass meeting Of the citizens OF Marlboro
District held al Bennettsville the 7th OF the
month, have been duly received.
beg that you will take suitable occasion 70 convey
to my friends composing the meeting, my profound
OF the obligations under which they have placed
me by thus Internationally concurring with my fellow
citizens in other parts Of the lAion in my nomination
tor the Presidency.
Should their wishes this respect be realized at
the approaching election II shall be my earnest en-.
desvor in the discharge OF my duties 10 give sstsisc
ton 10 my ooun,rymen. am Sir very respectfully
you obedient servant Z TAYLOR.
B D Io.s,lss he Be aae.i.,-e M.I-.ora D--lrt 5 c
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Letter from Gen. TAYLOR.

frnui TIE CherAw Gazette
We have received from the Secretary of the
meeting held al Bcnnettsyie the eth ult the
pauyiug spOndence between himself the organ
the meeting and Gen. Taylor containing the Gene.
rails response 10 the proceedings the time in which
his nomination concurrcd in by the meeting and
which are requested TO publish being the most
convenient and suitable means OF conveying 10 his
friends OF that meeting profound Of the obligations
thus imposed upon him
BENNErrsyILLE, :. C.. Aug p, ls4s
SIR Enclosed have the honor TO send you faithful
report OF the proceeding OF meeting OF the Cit
of Marlboro District 5 c. held 4, this place the
tn inst in which you viii ind that Secretary,
directed 70 forward you a copy.
Very respectfully, your OBJ servt,
B. D. TOWNSEND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

No such cold weather has been known here N sep.
TENDER for a number Of years
Wings here on calculating the culminations OF the
poitcsl stars come 70 very confident conclusions In
regard % Gen Taylor This state il set down for him
by m lortes ranging from 5000 20 5000. leave It
20 the sagscy Of Mr. Greeley 20 figure out which OF
these maorties viii probably be obtained always pro
Wding Cass continues 20 distract the party.
One rumor i current here which If true does credit
10 human sud contradcts the generally received
belief that politicians only look % selfish ends IL i
currently stated that the political friends Of Mr.. Edwin
Cr0sWel addressed communication . him Offering 10
pay al his liabilities 20 the Canal Bank and that he
gratefully declined the offer AZ the time stating
that his friends In New York hal previously made a
similar noble tender There must be much true metal
about Croswell when be can attach such friends as
these
have lust been over the ground OF the Burnt District
and ind the h0dcarrer and the stonc.mas0n actively
engaged in repairing the ravages OF the great condagra
ton some eight or ten brick buildings are already
under roof and ail the river side Of the ire area i
broken out into violent eruption OF board shantcs
the Council have been busy engaged in reforming the
crooked ways of the Burnt District and bat for this
be- progress oi reuvenaung would have gone on still
more rapidly One remarkable feature Of the district
the wooden building AZ the corner OF Dalllus and
ydus sts standing solitary and alone, with merely a
blister on iis white paint while its more pretending
brick neghbOrs burnt a. shells The preservation
OF this building enc OF the freaks OF ire perfectly
ineXplcablc.
The monster Depot which the Western Railroad Com
psuy building al Greenbush j. noble offering o. the
inani commerce OF the country It's 40 feet long and
two stories high. Il Is nearly completed, and j. said 30
le the largest building in the United States. IL may
answer capitay for the Hudson River Road. when com
petcd Yours. &C :.
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Merchants not having received their private letters
were not prepared to speculate to any extent FLOUR
Was offered at lower price, but the transactions we're
light no, exceeding 200 barrels at = for Howard a.
and City Mills. Corn MEAL was he'd at 3 ia. In
WHEAT there was fair business done tie sales reach
ing 900 bushels, including White at He and Mary
land Red At lO6c. White Com We quote at 50 &c
WHISKY is dull at 26sc. BEEF CATTLE on the hoof are
selling at 81 In Provisions there Is no change ex-
cep,ng more activity in Picked Meats and firm market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

Reeepts by Canal since Sa,Wday-FLoUR' 1900 6ols.
WHEAT, 1000 bushels. Corn, 1900 do. BARLEY
1000 do FLoUR since the steamer, was dull and no
sales were reported Corn ruled steadily with sales OF
1900 bushels Mixed at 90 &c. BARLEY sales, 1900
bushels were made at 75c OATS were in demand, the
sales reaching II 900 bushels at 80. a Bite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

Receipts since Saturday FLOUR. ~ 900 bols CoRN
1900 bushels WHEAI, 10000 do. The Acasias Id
vices had tendency 70 unsette the market for FLovR
and 10 sales Of monen: trsnspircd We quote the
various Western brands at 62,. Cons continued firm
with sales Of $500 bush at 50 cts In WHEAT no sales
were reported and the large receipts pressed heavily
on the market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

EF II there any place beyond another where person
can really ENJOY himself be Instructed, amused and delight
ca u Is me American Nuseuu-fOr greater variety Of
Feea OF more attractive entertainments seldom adver
Used ~ once than can be Witnessed his establish
ment MAJOR Littefnger, Crest Western. The Sable Bro
tiers Nels the without arms FAIRY family snOng
the number.
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By Telegraph to the sew-YOrk Tribune.
Broke Jail.

ALBANY Monday, sept p.
Bot Sutton. the notorious pickpocket, under IN
dictment Tor robbing Judge Harris, escaped from
the City Jail this evening,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE

NOTICE
OF come importance to The Public
LFARY Co.'S
MOLEsKlS SILK HATS.
OF the finest quality and the fashion, embracing silt
most recent In proyemens and unexcscd by any hereto.
fore produced Will be heuceioth sod at
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made ior the Manufacture o.,
this article Increased fsces enjoyed FOR procuring
from France and this market the c)cest necessary
cow w,p r IN Them IN sorsns The a( a. above
LEARY \ co, Hsuers.
an3O eodu ;, and Aslor House
DINING SALOON, 20 BRoADway-A gold meih oughio
be awarded 10 the propuetors OF this splendid shoon for
Introducing that ne plus ultra ofhe culinary an The Indian
Curry" The gods themselves must have instructed t1s
Brahnlns ia the mystery Of IL preparation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

Iaoes l. { RAsG. Hhie Msslias. Lio, go, Cap', ~
rEr The undersigned respectfully invite the Ladie. n
" Y to inspect their Fall goods
Their assortment Of needcwOrk goods Is u their own
exclusive importation, and the most extensive retail ,ioc.
the city tcaunot be eualed for variety snd style AMI "a
price offers extraordinary inducements 10 purchasers
JNT FARRELL
~ 9reo3 sl7 Roadway fne4f A'hsmhfa1
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NV YoRX-XXXIId Dit,-ELBRIDoE 6. sFAUL-
DING, Wing.
Pennsylvania -XXh Dia-JoHS CLARK, Free
Soil XXIVth Dist-DUNLAP MoLAUGHLIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

~ D. not forget the meeting OF friends Of
Henry CLAY az Vauxhal tonight which VIII
be addressed by Hon. joins ". BoTT, Of Virginia
Let the oid friends Of SIR Clay be there Tor those
who have kept their love for him profound secret
through the last twenty years viii doubtless be in
great force Let Us calmly hear and deliberate,
in order that we may correctly and efficiently ACT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
DY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL

II JoHS c. CaLHouS h's written an inPor
tani letter to citizen OF soufi Caroiinn % The Ffei
Dental question which s expected 70 be shortly made
rrL-Ic-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

DEATH OF Col. FosTER-Hon. Thos +. Foster
OF this city departed this lie Thursday lss,. The
deceased was extensively known in the OF Gecr
ga gentleman Of talents and the strices prob.ty
lie was distinguished member Of the legal profession
which he pursued With credi; and success for thirty
years and ably represented tbs state 10 Congress tor
number Of yeArs columbus Ga lnQ 10th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

~ Wedding Cards ghiy polished ON both sides via
a rich silver edge-sn entirely and beautiful sftee-
Also splendid Envelope Boxes for Wedding Cske, Wei
ding Waters Silver Cord. SC At J EyERpELLs Premium
Engraving Establishment 3o2 Broadway, Dgsnesi
second sousre ebove the Park 80 5m-oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
Whig Nominations.
Jsse.Oa CO-Assenbly WILLIAM Bones, wilma

OHIo.-The Castles Of Ohio are exceedingly
anxious to learn whom Hon. Seabury Ford, the
Wing candidate for Governor will support for Presi'
dent in the hope that they might thereby defeat his
election. One Of them recently addressed Mr.. +. a
letter stating the people in bis vicinity were ex
ceedngly DESTROYS TO know hon he sL0ad roe this Fall
Mr. F. promptly replied thanking him for his socitude,
and stating that he expected TO vote usually ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

DItMoND-PoMTrD 0oLD Pass sold by y. ?. Nasor
Co, IS wasi, wholesale and retail 81 reduced Pnoe'
Gold pens and gold ard -y Ia every variety The
celebrated Richeiea" pers sold exclusively IS shove
Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
neod

~ splendid French Card Cases OF enams Jed steel. via
rcn designs ivory richly miad ~.ih silver ase, lorose
she'll and pearl casee, at EsfRpEis Premium Gard Esiso
above the Park 81 lmANf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

u The Day Book OF last evening shifts the
controversy from shoulders to those Of cur Wash
ington correspondent We hand it over to RiehetieH
who will probably have something TO say on the mat
ter tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

70 The only mode Of giving publicity TO business pur-
suits through the Press IL may be done In any section
Of country a. P,LNERs Agency which embraces TIE best
newspapers, far and near.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

~ Our Dublin Correspondent states that the
wife children mother and sisters Of the patriot Mir'
cHEL about TO come TO this country While there
was a hope Of ITelands liberation they preferred to
remain at home. This hope being crushed, they re
solve 10 leave country where Patriotism Is crime
We presume they viii join the Exe's only brother
here where trust honor and happiness may attend
them through life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NiBLos, AsroR-PLAcE Riyals, powerfully cast J.
given h-re tonight together with he Eaton Boy IN
which Miss IsABzL DcgERsoS has made decided hli
THIS fashionable resort Ills nightly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

Of FrsnkHns,.N r Tho only cloihins found upon the
bodv va. a coarse linen shirt marked r G. No. 3.
~ II rar of thick wooden socks Verdict. found
drowned A German nan cd francis Ghsnd. aged ~
v.tr. f.U into the waier 80 Buriirlslp on sunday
Ti-ff AID was drowned before assistance could D.
r,nierei hm. Notwithstanding Inst ne oodi a' lo1ni
.ii, t,,,ftv minutes by officers Rice snt Donncly
who were searching lr him IN boat An inqn'.i"a.
b,id and Verde. rendered .n accordance With the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

DRFss BooTs.-fhe most economical person cas- %
suited at WATKNss. M Fulious IS his boots are not ouy
low In price, but viii ouiwcar pairs Of the commos ones
usually sold French rOuud he city. Mr W. makes al
his own work. - Jroi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

- Our repor, Of the last days proceedings Of the
SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION at Philadelphia yesterday Is
necessarily omitted this morning on account Of the
pressure Of the Foreign News and other matter upon
our columns It's very full and complete and will sp
To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

wN. d. DisBRow UNDERTAKEN. W arerooin, "A Foarh.
avenue, residence 1913 BoweTy Orders len either pace
will with prompt attention. tie Ia. hand, ready
made everything requisite for furnishing funerals Inter
menis procured any Of the Cemeteries aud out Of he
city. au5l jnecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks rage blow
You caiarscts and hurricanes spout
for KNOX, IL FGltoas viii sell spite Of every oppos
ron, tie best very best Hs thai can be msie for e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

~ letter from London. dated 9Th inst. re-
ceivcd by the Acadia gives the gratifying Information
that Capt Carr snd crew Of brig T. g. Pierce OF Gard
ner (Which fallen 10 With abandoned the passage
from New York 70 Gibraltar safe. No particulars
are given Capt Cars wife was passenger on board
Boston Advertiser
- The Nllc3yeriRe Geo. Union OF the lgth
says Hon GSokeE McDuFY1E arrived IN this city last
week IN ieese health The object OF his visit il 10 try
the virtue OF the Cold Water institute BIS numerous
friends vii be sranhed 20 learn TIA, hs health Il con
sidersby improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

To- Surely IL must be rcvergeal well a. mefce.
nary feeling that prompts the pirates who trying 10 o
upon the pub Wis imita ons Of PHAtoN Chemical hs
InygoratOr They appear To have peculiar spite agsna
the hair OF the human family for their compounds are vel
calculated TO destroy IT, Those who desire 10 hayea GEM
inc article hat will remove scrf and dandrua sud he
hair 10 gov are recommended either 20 buy the above
named article OF The depot 81 Broadway 10 De paficuh
IN mentioning PHALoNs when they purchase Al "
lrIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

FROM ST. DOMINGO HAYTL-The arrival Of Brig
Aldebsrsn, LEIGH, from the City Of St Domingo,
whence she sailed the lst sept brings the news OF
the sbdicston Of President Sououque Quietness had
been restored, and business revivng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

~ The COUSTEss Of BLEssISGTOS, the moot spienff
woman Ia the Brush Empire, writes thus YOI vii please
fOrwtrd by TIE Washington small supply " ihai JONtss
Italian Che ca Soap, and JOSLss Cora Hair Restorative
Two u the exquisite articles IN my toilet arrange
mensD really believe. NY dear. hat soap = mAslng me
look young again, have become clear and TAR T,
certain am illi Hair stuff hss liven my hsf lis nL
DARK auburn color Mind, ihese sod only a. = Chs
hsmst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

SoME FENALEs NAVE Po0E TA8TE 1t Is mlsefa able snt
-ickeung 10 see sme daUhes over With prepared chsf
looking ssOw and cOrpse-ke. when II they used boz
JOSEs's spanish Lily While would give their kin nais
rs life Ike, clear snowy white a. q same tine mpf0f
Ing their skin. : ID only 81 81 Chsihanl-st
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rder OF TIE wig General Committee.
'N" VI PHILIP HONE Chairman


JosErB TsYL0R s.c,e,.res
JOsEPH G. PiNcgNEY,S
JossyH HoxlE. Chsirslan Committee Of Arrangements
JTsEH bull, Secretary. 70 u
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The I-aac n->now-storm-Gen. Tay
Ior-The Great Fire, &c. &c

L0Tesp0 nlenCe q J De ITIILlI-
ALBANY Monday, sept % lsi,
came up on the Isaac Newton. What pal
ace she IS She seems the very conception OF a
poet cry stalled BY the power OF money. Strength
speed, luxurious fitting up, and glorious suppers
unite 70 make travelling on the Hudson what Fulton
never dreamed Of il his widest moments. The New
ton. Capt Peck, and second Capt DePew and Mr.
steward Acker however. are too iavorably known 70
the travelling public need any pstting OF the back
from me Is u Acker, any man who can eat one OF
bis suppers and not remember i while sensation Is ei'
in his epgsstriun must have the stomach Of Esqu
naux and be unable to distinguish the difference De
tween train OF. and dHd0E our trsres.
The He.deroerss were capped with snow this morn.
ing and as low down A. kingston there was Ia. o.
snow Nine miles East OF Troy the ia reached inches
Friday nj h the river bleak and stormy as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


~ Grand tia~s Ratification Meeting OF the
Whig- Of Newly ork.-TAe Whig Electors OF me
CIV and Comfy Of NeYork are requested 20 assemble Al
yAUXHALL GARDEN. on WEDNESDAY ENENlN1'
Sept n s7l Ococs resPond 10 the domination Of IA
LOR ami FILLMORE, ani also TO raify q nomiA'loA'
recently msde. Uucs OF HAMILTON FISH ior Governor
and GEORGE ". PATTERSON iof Lieut. Governor Inc
following distinguished gentesn among Diners oeeD
Invited 70 address g meeting.
~ q Sv.s,sr.a a., s.a. y Cs,ton Have. Nsrzum.
-. IT,. Csa. H. Jl- X llcersol tonN s--et'a ~
r. Wu Hsst.H 40 R4fas Ctoste Hoo ) r. NP~aArii
~, 81 n $50. H.. Gsorr- Ersas. h-gl h11erA,
Dsf~H HIfIal
Nv o,ss, Of he WIZ General Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

IvQUFsrs.-AS Irishman, by the name of Dennis
Bulky, aged about 70 years, was taken 70 the City
prison in very exhausted state and died shorty after.
ward. The deceased came 70 this country in August
ISL and has been somewhat dissipated in his habits
The Jury found that his death was caused by fever and
debility -An Inquest was held upon the body Of an
unknown man who was found in the water At he 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

~ Ring worm, salt Theum, scuryy. erysipess bahsf-
itch often cured by JOsEss Italian Checa soap, ~h,n
every sind q remedy has failed That piDpes and
clears me 'kin, 81 know. Sod al ~ Ctsthsmst