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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

Ere two weeks shall have passed, the great
struggle will be over. All the preceding Elections
are over, and their results are known. There II
no more excuse for gaping at buletin-bosrds OF
longing about Telegraph stations and Post Offices
Before we read another leaf Of History, we must
make ii. BE ready
The Wing party il wretchedly organized IN
this State and nearly everywhere. No thorough
arrangements have been made 70 bring Tagging
voters 10 the polls, a. there should be- especially
10 view Of the probability that the 7th Of Novem
Der may be stormy and inclement Should the
Election be lost it can only be through the folly Of
trusting too much 10 spontaneous combustion ana
giving too little heed 70 organization. 1t is now
too late for any concerted effort, but not 700 ia'e
10 do good. II Is entirely too late to daily longer
Let each Wing who reads this paper, and doesnoI
know that his block, # he live IN city or hsso
district he live in the open country be organ]e'
Just resolve that sleep shall not visit MS eycli''
antl he has seen the right men 10 put inc "orA J."
train for immediate contamination Ihree Gays
will suffice for making perfect list oil tne
voters of the block or school district and knowing
how and when every Wing Is to come 70 the
polls. This is the first step-do not stop 70 shou,
Cor peunsylyania nor bet on Ohio till you kno~ all
10 nigh. Speak, then, to your friend in the next
District and see that he speaks to some one IN the
next. and so on. Remember that 5000 more New
York votes polled for Henry Clay In ~ would
have frightened the worlds history. Those votes
sxi.ted-they might have been polled We must
not miss them in Pennsylvania nor in New Jersey
and Georgia now
Beware of frauds and be ready TO detect and
expose them. Already we hear OF extensive colo
nizations into the wild border regions OF Pennsy-
vsnia-Hunkersm having no hope OF this State.
Unless the polls in the overwhelmingly Loco-Foco
districts are closely and iesrlessly watched we
shall be deluged with fraudulent votes. Remem-
Der Plsquemine
Work, Wings You have but a few days to do
IN and a great deal to do, Heal your differences
perfect your nominations, close your ranks and
move forward TO victory Advance now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
&" Ca... Butler and Free soiI.'

Tins Is the inscription under Whlch Inc Lass
meetings are now called 10 Detroit We notice
that the Hunker papers IN this State and New
England resort to the same artihce. The charac-
ter of this assumption is best illustrated by
the following anecdote from the Milford N H.
STANDARD
STREET DIALoGuE.-Present Care nan, Free SOUR
and Bystdnders
Free Soler-We, neehbor, what do you think OF
this matter of extending slavery
Cas- MdH-Whst do | think Of it, why am op
posed TO its extension Of course g0tor Free soil
Free Soiler-O I'm glad to hesr it. Then you will
vote for Van Buren, Of course.
Ca,s Mar-Sot a. you know OF 60 for CO., and
Free Soil
Free Soir-O All. yes You remind me Of man
knew once who married cOlored lady, but wss re
solved 10 have none but white children
BysfdGdcrs-Hs hai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
ID I L D..

Mond.g illness of u bilious ies
WIN PANsoS HALLErT Eq ate cers Of N. suprm- Court
place from - Bescksr It M. sfsrnoon 81
ook Hs enis and The Of the Bar are re-
specially invited % attend. - - -
suddenly Ta.-t.y The 2s'h INST JAMES ALENANDERfisk
year Of his age Of the ate John and grandson
ne ste Al-Esntsr Fins oi this City
He trends and and oss Of the family are
funeral this Wednesday, morning 10 0cook
from and Aslc South Brooklyn HIS r.
man. sl - inferred Greenwood Censs Csfnsses oil n
sg s. stephens Church Of Boone and Chsue SITS
S-r Y1n atg O'Clock. AN
On Tuesday. Oct q. WILLIAM FOSTER sidest son Of i
and N. I Nslnrf KIT, aged years.
Funsrs ihs We - ~ afternoon oeoa from the residence
ih-r Thri The trends and scqusnisnc-s o
th- family respectfully invited % attend.
on Ts-.ssy ssth MT CHARLES FREDERICK stage, 'h'
ssh year Of : az 49,.
trend. of the family invited % .,iend BIZ
hnsf rhasisy o1 instant, At ~ oocS al 81 ih'm..
Church. ithoui farther notc- -
E.~or,h. Conn Sunday morning. OF a. Capt siLn ST
JOHN aged - years,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

~ TA< Paterson aHd Ramapo Rasiroad
Ccnpasy recently had an excursion and feas, tc
celebrate the opening Of their Road, wherest the
Cer.Oc,si aSpsrts0 charged that many persons GOT
dsreputsbly drunk upon the good things furnished by
the Company To this charge the Compsnys officers
reply In q card whence we exusc, the following
NO agent superintendent or person In the employ
-asnt Of the companies saihorzed, OF knowingly
voad have been allowed farnish wines 10 the labor
ere 90 the road or to other improper persons" sc.
Now we heartily agree with the direct assertion Of
the officers that Iaborers and such Ike arc very i'm
proper persons to give Champagne to but there is
baekhsnded Implication in their sentence that there
are so~s persons' to whom giving this SORT OF stas
would not Be improper and TIA, strenuously deny
10 impropsr to svs alcoholic liquids 10 anybody who
knows 10 better than TO drink them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

MirRoN.-Mrs Farlin having resigned her eta.
ton "a mstron Of the the female prison At sing Sna
the Inspectors have hed the vacancy by the spponi
ment Of MIR. N Dewey Of Glens Fslls Warren County
Hudson River Chros
les Factory A company IN Cincinnati are
about TO up ice factory. BY = recent chemics
discovery they make the purost crystal ice IN thu
weather and will furnish Il At the low price
of 81 per ton.
~ Winchester, Va Is now IN telegrsphic
communication with Baltimore, New York New-or-
leans &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
The Prospect West.

We yesterday received letters from intelligent
friends around Lake Michigan, which give breezy
the following reports
Isdsesa is doubtful Cssss chance locks best.
Ni,soss, do. but looks fair for Taylor.
.NscA,gas, pretty sure to so Csss.
Wiscossis, pretty sure for Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

Hon Louis MoLASr.-This gentleman recently
addressed lengthy political letter to com mitee Of
the citizens Of Delaware his native State refusing TO
make party hsrsngues during the campaign. lie how
ever defines his position on the various questions Of
the day and compliments Gen Csss bis ntness and
Qualifications for the Presidency He asserts that Sen
stor Clayton and Casa both occupy the same ground on
the slavery question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
BY THE NIDyIGH7 SOUTHERN NAIL

~ MoRRis LoSGsTRsTH. late Loco Foco can
ss.te for Governor OF PennsylvsHis publishes card
IN the Peu-yirauisA Of yesterday IN which ne audes
70 the contest JUS, closed thinks his party "a. not very
badly beaten and exhors al the faithful TO 5e on hand
- ne Presidential contest on ne IN 81 November nexi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
aoLEsKIN AND SILK HATS.

Of the O-s, and hness quality and most recent shon com
binng ali the latest Improvements, and not previously
ceed These Hats manufactured expressly for this esab-
shmeni by the experienced vokmer Of the city are
offered TO the public the reduced rate u
FOUR DOLLARS EACH.
The Of those In pursuit Of elegant and at the
same time economical Hat, Is respectfully invited
HAYESs stock Of Has, at
ola BroAtwav rorner of RuLon-4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
nInrkets....ALBAsY, oci. a

Rse,iDts BY Canal within ne past p h0r-'-FLouR,
p 600 barrels Wheat ll6Oo bushels CoRS, $500
do: BAILEY, 1920 do.-The Flour msrke, ex.
hibi,ed no change, while moderate amour, Of
sale. were taking place Of WHEAT, and there were
sales Of 5000 bushels at private bargain BARLEY was
In damsnd a, lower prces-ssles 1900 bushels al
90 a 70c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ To day the juveniles released from the school
room and will some innocent recreation. This hey
will md At American Museum, where ten thousand rare
and interesting cuho-tes collected-numerous novel
such Major L'ttlshnger, the Dwarf Giant Baby
Mammoth Boys sc. beside the Saloon performances
for those who want fun, hch Great Western the Sable
Brothers and others giving choice entertainments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

NV ORLEANS. Monday, Oct .
The BRUSH steamer Forth. Capt Danooloy' a.
rived Al Ship Island with dates from the Cry Of
Mexico % the 18th inst. The Revolution was
frustrated BY the Government calling out troops
and nlaDting cannon az all exposed points
Iturbiae and many officers were imprisoned ~
cop.pir!nr to bring back Santa Anna INTO 'ne
country.
Gen. Bustamente was raising 1000 Troops Tor
N, ,,rpose Is arresting the revolt, at TamPico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
Court Calendar ...Tsis D,Y

srr,nos CousrNos rs lb. 100 - ~. o. 10 % - ~
loO loi o bf .rl no IA lr5, ~ 10 w. o ~ ~ ~
NJ 81 a. 49, i6 ls u -. A. TO- ls "a "a a. 10 -
40 As. - S. - a. g. 81 "a. n, 3s. =. - ~ 10 f.
al ~ az isi 10. s. ~, no. no ipa, ~ a. O.
~. rs. =. ~, 81.
Csovr Corsr-R-for- Judge NsynadNos ia 10 s % 80
H. - s6l as l01 lk Sc .oa 20, las, ~ 50 80 ~
81. .. 100 az ts1. IA. lt5. 20. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

MIcHIGAS.-Judge DEWITT c. LAWRENCE, Of
Grand Rapids, leading Loco-FccO has received the
Free Soil nomination for Congress in the lid District
at present represented by CHARLKs +. stuart. renom
mated by the Hunkers. Rev. WILLIAM SrRAcuE, the
presiding elder of the NJ T. Church, in the halsmsz
Circuit stsnch Free-soil man, is the Wing nominee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

A DEcLISArIoS Hon. HoRATIo ) Stow Of
Buffalo declines the Free soil nomination for Congress
lie accompanies his declnsiion with lengthy vndies
OF Mr. Van Buren and states that the cause Of his
acceptance OF the nomination is that he has made
arrangements for early removal TO an adjoining
District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

NEw-JERsEY.-In consequence Of the refusal Of
the Free Soil nomination 10 Congress by Hon WN
WRIGHT in the Nth District the Hunkers have again
called Convention to nominate candidate to run
against JANIS G. HING, Esq. the popular Wing nom.
nee We eloice that Mr. Wright has refused to lend
his name for the dsorg snirstion OF the Whg party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
Thiug.in Philadelphia.
correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, Oct "a
The weather Is very unpleasant to-day.
Last night James NJ Porter showed his hand and
made speech for Cass he original Taylor man.
but is very fortunately for the party, Of the track
again Dudley selden. Esq Of your City was also
among the Democratic speakers ] 40 not thlnA
Mr. selden was ever 4 more devoted friend to Henry
CLAW than was but have not been able 10 bring my
mind 10 the conclusion that voting for CAss the way
70 evince my attachment
Our Wing Speakers are All of on the stump iof lsy
or and the two weeks yet to spare will be well used
There q not much inquiry Tor Flour 70 day OUT the
market u sitter. and common brands are scarce Az
ST. the only sales being for home use al 80 -
for good and choice brands Corn Meal held At l2t
RYE Flour the last sales were at l2i Wheat i
wanted It ll3 IA cents for good reds holders ask
more Rye il brisk and buyers only oier m cents ior
Pennsylvania Corn in moderate request, with sales
a. e. cents for good fat yellow Oats Southern dun
At 30 81 cents Cotton i depressed about so osies
sold since lasi week n 3. II cents for Upland and
New Orleans There is complete stsgnaton IN GRO
csries and no sales are reported 10 alter the market
Provisions remain quiet Al former figures stock r
duced seeds without movement and Clover Il duh
M350a375 for 50 lbs Freights 10 Europe rather
slack At last weeks rates Whisky u lower and large
sales Of bbls made At % cents
SALES or SrocKs -Firs BOGrd-30O Glrard Bank
lOt 900 sch Nav 6s g. 30 500 L S. q. lO5 $50
Reading RI Is 500 q Bank Notes. %: loo state
s. az. Pennsylvania Bank 20 100 War Bounty
scrip N 80 Morris Csnsl = 40 state So 73i 400
do DO 73i
Seo0ad B0ard-2O0 City Sc. 100 1000 Reading RI
Bonds g. 81 1900 Is S. -, 1854 $50 Grand Bank.
lOi $50 schuykill Nav "a. 65 BOT 80 state - T3i
q sch Nav stock =: . 500 sch Nav ~, o. 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
" The BLACK

~ The BLACK coDE OF THE DISTRICT OF
colvxsiA~ IN force Sept !, ls's. BY worihins'on
G. Snethen Counselor al Law, has Jnss been
pubhshed for toe 4. 4 F. Anr-Slsvery Society IN
nes, psmPhle, Of 81 pages BY wIrrIAx HAND
81 Johnsi People who are IN the habit OF askins
What ~ lof the North, have 70 do with slavery
NAV become snh. hsnci 20 some sx;en; on ire subject
- ..->s,.l >>ru.al of thia hssla pAxnchlot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

u Tss PsHasylraAiaa, writing under our
sxposare OF the frauds by which Pennsylvania
was induced TO vote for Polk in the belief that he
wa a more reliable Protectionist than Mr.. Clay,
attempts an Offset by charging that Mr.. Greeley
is asking the voters TO believe Gen Taylor the
foe Of Slavery. This is simply, markedly false.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

RuLKolD AcciDEyr.-The cars between Nor
r.town ADD Dover ran over Gov on Monday morning
killing the animal and throwing the engine % the
track without however, doing any farther damage
The cars were detained about two hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
Markets

There was bu, little done in the way Of markets TO
day WHEAT AND Corn fell Of ID per ousnel Flour
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS exhibited no msterial
change WHISKY remained about the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
BROOKLYN.

POLICE CoUsr,-Phip smith the keeper Of porter
s,sf Ausne yesrssy brought bsof. Jests Ps.r
achsss u having log fight h Sunday sci hs1
n BAL for future good b~havo he spectators also
arrested, and after .s,sr- nepnmsBi we're dsch1g-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
Market....BrFfaLo, Oct q

R,a,,pt, rahin ~ pat q holrs-FLorR l4UU DDS
yzr.T 1900 bushels CoAS, .; 900 do.-In FLorE
the operations. reached 1000 bbls at 20 a. OF
Uur.7 wa. dun and nominal At ~ Ct. For CoES 81
r.. va, demanded. aud a. CTS offered FEEfsHTs 70
Albany have advanced We quote FLovH 20 = ct'
WHEAT 20 ct. and CoRS l. ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
HATS EXTRAORDINARY HATS

In taking Of Haas, let us SPEAK and remember,
That a Hat for July Ia not worn In December
Both the style and the Hal In their fashion may change
And the less II be suited the that range
~ 90 TO KNOX Ia Fulion-st and you will DO pleased
here, you be pleased any place This boast,
Dot an undisputed fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

MuRDER.-A correspondent OF the NAidgeriHe
Rsoorder writes from Gwinnett Co. Ga As follows
Yesterday Col James Austin ofthis County was hor'
riby murdered by one OF his own negroes dincuity
took place between them yesterday between midnight
and dsv The Colonel went into the boys room per
hsps 70 correct him. The negro stabbed him IN yen
places very severely citing out bis entrAis ne died
nms iisteiv The negro then gave himself up to the
civil authorities and no doubt will be executed soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

ENIgRANrs F0R TExAs.-A Dublin letter IN the
L0Ha0a Chro7-s the approaching departure
Of emgrsting body Of superior class for Texas Ir
GLIDING some persons IL ne rank Of gentry one zen
temsn who cas- been a member VI Parliament three
Justices OF the Peace persons heretofore connected
with mercantile and banking estsblshnents and
number Of vellto-do farmers clergyman OF the
design 70 become their pastor n the home 70 which
they going where tie lands Intended 70 be occa-
pied have already been purchased Tbs movement
o kttrsc: some attention, the oes nninx OF
oresk-up' among tie 1entry and middle Classes
NEW UsE FoE CHLoKoFoEx.-A gentleman
was robbed N London recently Of q u.,ch and some
ave pounds n money BY woman Tto suddenly tire ~
her arms around him, A. II 70 give I'm AZ sreeuonae
embrace as ne quietly waking along the stree, IN
the evening The gentleman VA found lying almost
inssnsihe ~ policeman zad could recolect nothing
after til ioTps embrace eVrep, hsi the worsn pressed
tsntksrca.si . rs r1se i Sas presgrict that
csloretorn sss os>a sDriRklsa on re hsszksrsasi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
Great Fire at Alexandria, La.

A great fire occurred at Alexandra hed hi'er'
IN 18th inst. 10 less than SIX squares al stores
and back dwellings with the Republican ONCE
were destroyed. The loss was estimated at han
million Of dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
cov.r or SPECIAL sEs,ros,-The following cssss

dsposed Of this C,uu Margaret Johnson for s.ssuHen
Collins with sntencsd 70 three monhs mPnonsss
the Pentsnay Henri Gsnncu stealing u esiSo ses
~ months Penieua John Dosn Tor stealing dssnc
Of cotng valued slb from Charles Laurence t fhsfhsms
months P.ntsny William Jacs stealing hnS vsa~d
81 from frsdencs Palmer Nens Hosss conner brooms a.
sentence .asp-nted Judgment also suspended tbs ese
susan Miller charged With violently s-sug and a-~afd sntss'
wash the head and face ooorsd smss nsmsd As
Brown residing Anthony ct BY smPns several pals Of ~ss %
her from upp-r NnioN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

ASoTHEk BoLrsR.-The Salem Ohio Home
ssad Jbsysa National Reform paper has taken dowr
oerrt Smiths and substituted the Van Buren, dag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

- The Richel.eu7 God Pens sod BY B. L. wsrsos
Co. IS Wallis. warranted 10 Eve years, snd
acknowledged to BE- the best and chespes, pens In
Golt pens made % p.ltern Cod pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

" BY some accident we omitted 70 state at
the time that on the 18th Of July last NJ Mossi pre-
sented his credentials 10 the Secretary OF state who
Introduced him 10 the President Charge Aares and
Consul General OF His Majesty the King OF sardinia 10
the United states Il Will be recollected that Count
Lupi de Monisio was the predecessor Of NJ Moss VINO
We understand is eminent lawyer.
WASHINGTON rnion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

Whix Genera Conmuee nave engaged . room al l7o
Brosdwsy No up sairs which their friends from zoe
country invited 70 sHend for purposss connected wn
tho ensuing election and for tbs distribution Of wing Dg
n0oDts. - II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

.tlbssy Co-Asscmbly !. Dr. HnAs RAssxx Water
loo The Doctor hsd previously been nominated BY
the Hunkers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
NEW FALL EMRROInERIEs

Laoes l.. C H6f,, Whifs Musiias, Lace Ye Cape', &c.
~ The undersigned respectfully invite tho Ladies Of
y. Y. to inspect heir new Fall goods.
Their assortment u needlework goods Is u their
exclusive Importation and the extensive retail stock 10
the city cannot be equaled for variety and style and In
price Offers extraordinary inducements TO purchasers
J. & FARRELL kCO.
sl4 2meod ST. Broadway (next AlhsInbral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

~ The cheapest and best place the city get good
Booo Shoes and Gsiters 81 JosEs Il Ann-st near hs
American Museum First quality Of French Calf Dress boo'
u 80 secOnd ds - 50 to 81 Congress Boots from y % 10
81 French Patent Leather boots 81. o1 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
THE DISTINCTION

While PHALos's Hair Invigorstor
Proves Of the hair . renovstor,
The spurious compounds NE ssdfe-
May spoil tie hule hair you rave
Therefore The ladies', when they ouJ
Al any drug store . supply,
Should tel The attendant 500 o' ts4cn
To give hem none buf that u PsALos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

- The Coal TE,Dk Of this and other countries 10 among
he valuable statistics embodied Il tho Business Mems AT
mznac by V. Pamer the Newspaper Advertising Agent
The Almanac Of a pages can be had for ia cents and IL
sad 70 be worth more han dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

" Tho Philadelphia Peras, lron'aa intima,ss
rs, Iongsusth VII contest Toe election With Gov
yeAssssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

~ tn, METALLIC TABLET srsoP for keeping razors In
n.ec order This article hss been 90 ors and avorsoy
Known 20 the public need counmcat on IL virtues
sun il TO say II has equal IN producing he seenes'
q sAUSOERS son ~ Broadway.
Oh 81 cor. Of LlborIy ~ ADD ~ bfosd~sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

Before quit this Of the Niagara must add that
the American steamships infinitely peror IN large
and elegant state rooms and " all otter means and
appliances 70 boot and above AL IN genremAnly and
attentive ofcers a. believe every passenger who has
lad opportunity 70 make the comparison can testify
~. Nsts o. = - tHARLEs WHTTNET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

q FAxcY CUTLERY, embracing Inse .sne'J y!
osn ard Of the mcs, rare and
beautiful pssrns mary Of which have nevsr been before
imported Also variety q unieue arue.es ~. 'o.et Use
r.ntsd 70 =. he Dee. q1shty @ SAUNDERS SON,
OF 8. Ia Broadway. cor. Lloeriy. snd ~ broedwey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

wa D DIssRow, UsDEETAkEs-W sreroom, Ia Fourth
avenue residence Sss Bowery Orders eh al either place
Will meet with prompt attention. He mas hand ready
made everything requisite ,or furnishing funerals Inter-
ens procured any Of the Cemeteries In and Of tho
rlry all9I3 rn@o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
.l42meoi

coNs 70 ny HEAD, BEAUTIFUL HAr This 10 slmos, an
exclamation, when one passes BY Ksoxs establishment
s Falion-st Such variety Of shapes and becoming ts
KNOX surprising Of his about Beavers TO It
the Nothing Ike knowing how bat soeiaitze
were with the head. 10 ibis KNOX exces gracefully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
Law Courts.

SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge Ssnford-ShAAs>i
Ctiids M.frai Ipsgaes Company fo '-c'vsr
so5 insured upon the whale Jane IN ssS ons s,sf
v0ysge th. Pacific Ocean In Nov s, she The ssn~sk
IRna. having bbis OIL board small portion Of esas
sphsni o AMI started for the United states bat Ia. never
heard and tho clam ssd- the allegation 'hu 30 nss
5ere sM.sr. Dsni- and Lord appear or the Plsf
aud Me- ketcham and John Duer tor 1eenc. shKh s "
continued this forenoon.
10 opposition payment alleged that proof shcss s'
-hp lost p-s Of the whrh she
beng shading d
her and broke her policy ehen 80 The The
% order u get The -. elephant oh.
VAT But0r ch-cs, referred N
terday Verd,et of pann s159 deducing the 500 pad
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