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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
GR.sp Dron.x. or TIVE BoxsaRDxrsr OF

GRAsp DIosAsl OF THE BossARDsEsr or
vxAA csuI. sos BRoApvAY- This exhibition cpened
las, night 70 crowded and fashionable audience, b
whom IL gave universal subtraction. The movements
ofihe steamers vessels sc elected rounds Of apPaasc
TIE borobrdrent Is splendid work Of art and vii
undoubtedly attract large share Of public attention
We must not om, mentioning the splendid playing Of
v,Ssmoisalle Ia Roche on the piano she il destined
10 become musical star in our city
~ The Panorama OF Tsylors Campaign IN
Mexico will positively close on rue.dsy evening next
a, We have been informed and there are therefore oat
three Days srsce ye, for those individuals who have
neglected paying II visit The scenery OF northern
Mexico Is very striking IN is character and tne So
rams a. the Minerva Rooms Is said TO present an eN'e
len, substitute for travel which at any rate Is not very
agreeable in that region.
- The Continental Guards wen, 10 Bulls
Ferry yesterday on their Annual Target ENcur'op'
They turned out about sty muske,s and from the 'p
peArsnce Of their tsrgei We should Judge the prizes
were well contested.
CHOLERA CURED BY CoLD WArER-Dr. Shew
will deliver lecture on Tuesday evening on curing
the As,c Cholers by the Hydrops;hic treatment The
plsce OF lecture has not yet been selected
MEXICO ILLUSTRATED At SroFPASi Halt
This {. an exhibition now open every evening that
must take precedence Of everything Of s elias" iiss
splendid work OF srt and portray. mos, ruthfuy the
character Of the country from Vera Cruz 70 Mexico
r. The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery
on the upper corner OF Broadway and Murray e, should
be seen 10 be properly appreciated
ARREST AND RECOVERY 0F PROPERTY Yes
terdsv afternoon officer 4 VI C. Smith assisted by Mr.
stuart Clerk Of the Lower Police Court arrested Wa
lace the colored who recently broke open the
trunk OF Capt H. Nicholson. OF the brig Ccsdre, snd
robbed II Of $500 The prisoner found IN house
on the Points About 500 in cash recovered IN
remainder spent articles Of furniture clothing.
and magnificent gold wstch and chain, which were
found in his pocket The prisoner removed 10 the
Tombs % await an examination. which takes place this
day.
4 Musical THlET Officers Shsdbot Wal
ter Yesterday arrested 4 named Pete Denvl on =
charge Of stealing vslusble violin from Is Washing
ton.st Held 70 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
Free soil in Kentucky.

GLASGOW Ky. Oct Il.
Tho principles advocated by you,
touching the application Of the doctrines OF toe Wimo'
Proviso 70 the Territory which we acquired from
Mexico. End many supporters in kentucky. We or =
great many Of u, believe that Slavery ought by 81
means TO be taken from the Institutions Of the South
and that better way exists for accomplishing that
desirable end than by eonhning It within its present
limits. design to write you more At length a, some
future period upon this subject. Your W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
CHALLENGE Accepted.

r, ~ Cssr-a, I'm, F,s n,s'i,s 81 Ose F,is,r' We
sIR-In the announcement OF the Wing meet
meeting Of Tuesday evening last, in the Nsr York
TrB1re and s.o in the Jersey City Seufael and Adr1
iser Of that date it {. stated that Mr. W ( ROBINSON
of SewYork would be happy 20 meet Judge NAB to
discuss the topics which he introduced into bis speech
At the Csss meeting few evenings since. sn in
formed that hr ROBINSON IN his speech on that even
ins repeated this invitation
am authorized on the part Of Judge NAAs, 70 say
tha, be will be happy to meet M ROBINSON Tor the
purpose OF this discussion.
an farther authorized 70 say. that Committee OF
gentlemen Of the Democratic party will be appointed
70 meet a similar Committee on behalf OF the Wig
party, % fix the time and place Of meeting and make
such other preliminary Arrangements AZ may oe deemed
proper tor the occasion. Very respectfully &c
DANL BARKALOW
Pat1ssr. Thursday Evening, Oct q
The above note was transmitted 70 Mr. ROBIN
SOY yesterday, and he will be most happy 70 meet
Judge NARR He wishes to state however that
his invitation " as only for Tuesday evening last
and the discussion 10 be confined the question which
Mr. ROBINSON understood Judge Ma, 70 have mooted
about to the claims Of the Css party TO the votes Of
the nstursli1ed citizens Mr. Robinsons engagements
extend TO the day Of the election but rather hsn .PC
the fun he will meet the Judge either Monday or Tues
day next II the Judge prefers not 10 oe limited to
the question as above stated NJ Robinson hss OBJ
lection 10 discuss almost anything with him, on any
terms he proposes hoping that the odds against him
In the ability Of the Judge will be somewhat counter
balanced by the superiority Of ar RS cause As both
Judge Mar and Mr. Robinson nave already spoken In
Paterson II is suggested that the discussion De held
either in Newark Jersey City either will be more
convenient for the Judge well ~ for Mr. Robinson
AZ the latter would not be outtonc in poiteness. be
will suggest Newark and that will be meeting the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

" SINCE EsPsSscHElD opened bis Hat Store At 'N,s
ssitors have be.n IN sgony the decline N
their trade and have resorted all kinds OF srasgrm
regsin their lost customers PuTs the moot ridiculous and
invitation. the most futile daily advertised even Dor
uss Of that charming osnisce Anns Bishop sre pu,fNh
suremenis 20 enhance the sale Of Inferior articles hut
the trick ont thrive unce Sam not 10 be guled rnly
the who bssk. u the musi be blinded ~ e
rengence think such paiy suhce Will succeed. n
you good hsi visit EsFENsoHtlo, and convince yi
SELF II the advantages HI, establishment, Offer. over 81
nther. In cheapne,.. ana I-lN and .iN-r
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NORTH CARoLISA.-Hon. R. MAsr IN letter
TO the Rssih Ssr states that nc has been incorrectly
classified among the LOcoFo Members OF the Lesis
ture for Ashe County. be says " ] An Wing and
ever have been" Tsis makes the Legislature now
stand Commons, 50 to 50 senate, 25 Wings 10 -
Loco Focos-oue vacancy. should this vacancy be
supplied BY he election OF NJ. WArDrLL, the Wigs
Will have majority Of on Joint ballot, which VII
secure the L ; Senator otherwise the Legislature vii
Be a re
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rw. Z. Roslsses, Esq. OF TIL, City, speak

~ w. E. RosisssS, Esq OF this City, speaks
in Poughkeepsie this evening "Wednesday evening
next be IS engaged 70 make an address and present
banner 10 the Rough and Ready Club Of the sixth
Ward in this City the North American Hotel Thurs
dsy evening he leaves for OnedS County 10 say good
word for hi. friend O MArrxscS the excellent can
das,e Tor Congress in that District and vii pace him
cell At the disposal OF his Wig friends IN that County
for Friday and Saturday speak both day and evening
il they % desire IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIsIRIcI.-By reference to
an advertisement in another column it will be seen
that the Wings Of the Fifth Ward WITH District
me, at the Marion House last evening and nomi-
mated Ex. Alierman ELIAS @. DRAEI for the As
sembly. We presume this nomination will prove
satisfactory and secure Wing representative
fvfro fhH T)strlct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

FKII SOIL - NORTE CAEoLISA-The Con-
Of the Free Democracy OF this state net AZ
jamestown. Guliord Co the 18th inst A5ouis hun
ared persons were present mostly Qgakers- Messrs.
srArFosp and ADAMS made speeches Iae Ra.eistSisr
saS Gs-ses from which derive these particulars.
gives farther account Of the dongs Of the Conven
ton, although II possessed tire fun Particulars The
Rs;sr says that. beside TIE Qrskers great number
OF Loeo-Foeos and few Wings are engaged in the
movement The Sllaazr4, Tire Loco FOco state psper.
publishes the proceedings in full, and Likewise the
Grsessbor0 PssriOl The latter journal strongly de-
procsie. the movement but inelnes 70 the belief that
Van Buren, vii receive pretty large vote from TIE
GaAkers and the AntiSlsvery Loco Focos and Whiys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

ALBANT Friday. October q.
The accident which occurred this afternoon AZ
ne Gas work. II this city 90 serious as U.s. u
first spprehended and reported On careful inquiry II
i. found that only one was killed by The name Of
Gle. Frederic Of Newark NeE-Jersey. Seven others
were injured very severely though doubtful whether
fatally The cause Of the accident arose from the fans
down Of large ron plating iornn. he covering Of
large rssomster In ts 3esesnti fell upon 80 or 20 men
Of whom only those referred to above suffered % the
falling mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

MA,sAcHrsETrs.-CHARLs FEssESDrs is the
Hunksr candidate fer Congress in the Xih District
H HovLASp, Mayor Of New Bedford, Is the Free soil
nominee. The Wig Convention met yesterday 10
make nomination. Its understood thai Hon losErH
GEiNNELI will % renomna,ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

N,4sGra Co.-sheria CHAsLE, MoLYsrrx Clerk,
CsAs Il VAN DvsxS. Assembly l. wv. FINN ,
LUTHER WILSON, Treasurer HESRY FLAGLEs
Slsos and QGsc-,-lst District Congress. W.
HoAAcx BsovS Of Queens
o.se C0.-Assembly J. JOHN DRASE OF Westford.
Albany Co.-Assemby 4. Ely PEEHY Of th- Ninth
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

" Hon. DAVID \ BoSEE Is reported about
Kings County as having said, IN reply to an IN
curry that he was no, in favor Of Free SOL We
have heard nothins from him, but we know this IS
grcss mistake II not downright fslsehood- Mr.. :
may have said he not in favor Of the Independent
Free Soil movemen;-nothins more His votes IN favor
OF the Free sol principle sTe on record and ne will
never desert them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

FAKE ArARYs-On account Of the similarity
in sound between the City Hall bell and the bells In
New York no little commotion has been frequently
caused by several false alarms. Yesterday while toe
bells in New York tolng during the funeral pro
cesslon OF Hon Dixon II Lewis the bells here re-
.ponded and several engines Immediately turned out
The cry of ERE resounded through the streets IN the
lower part Of the city where Is II was the unver
ssl question People Jumped up from their dinners TO
have look. Some said 1t was In Main st others IN
Fulton g.. and the uncertainty only added fresh inter
est TO the excitement Al last Il limited that the
FIRE might be in New-Yors, aud this being considered
probable the Engines were taken back
Gas LIGHr.-The citizens OF Brooklyn are TAX
ing active to have proper supply OF g" for
the city during the Winter that in short time the
old Gas Company will SEQ the end of the monopoly
they have so long enjoyed. Two candidates are al
ready in the field and have petitioned the Common
Council for liberty TO lay down pipes in the streets 50
that may expect the decision Of that body at the
next meeting.
AccIpESr.-Yesterday morning az the ferry
boa, Washington coming into the wharf at the foot
Of Catherine she in collision with vessel ~
Ing near By snd one OF her wheehouses was stove in
FIRE.-Yester5ay at 10 o'clock fire broke out
in a bske.house in Carrollst Myrtle avenue. but
was put out before much damage had been done
FIRE IN PoRTLASD.-A block of " OGDEN stores
on Richardson's wharf Portland, was burnt on W ed
nesday morning The buildings were owned by Israel
Richardson and damaged to the amount OF : OOO-
A quantity Of cotton was destroyed, which belonged
10 the Portland Manufacturing Company The Port
land 4drsrfis,r that the cotton insured for
s2OOOO-sl0OO0 by the Manufacturers Co of Boston.
The loss 10 the insurers cannot tall much short OF
sl2O0O Boston Republican.
ACCIDESTs-Some SIX or seven accidents ac-
Cured on Celebration Day the most serious Of
which were that of lad at South Boston who was
run over by cab. receiving severe confusion on the
head and that OF two men, named Gould aud Park,
who were badly injured by the premature discharge
OF = cannon which they were firing wharf at the
northerly part of this city Gould, It Is thought will
lose one of mis- and Park badly burned in dit.
ferent parts OF his body Boston Adv. 9th.
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~ Advertisements for The Tyib11> Of MONDAY oosn' 70
he ~p IN before 10 O'Clock on Saturday, evening he Pub
ncanon Office OF this paper !. 20, open OF Sundays
Persons wishing he 7,bsn> zen al their dwellings or
rsoes Of business regularly every morning viii please ssVs
ihen address. the Publishing Office or send note through
the Poa Osoo Terms u. cents vees payable 10 ne
Cnrrer
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ II splendid hil Of novelties and attractions NIL
draw a house hll ~ vist-rs len the Mu.-sm viii D.
throngsd for exhibitions highly interesting take place her.
today Let the Juveniles improve thsir holiday BY ysa TO
this sstahi.hmen'-for hey Will be- much amused snt .s
ingly benefited thereby Al snd q. O'Clock Great West
and the Sable Brothers give hrstrse Performance
See Advertisement
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


FRIDAY October Z7-P. NJ.
There was little better feeling IN the iancies
today the extreme depression having brought in ope
rators but sound Stocks heavy. Treasury Notes
sold at p farther decline, aud Government is a.
The business at the Second Board large and gen.
orally prices improved The annexed table shows the
decline which has taken place since this day week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

LIrTIE FROM PARIs.--A very interesting letter
from our Paris correspondent n. B. Is In type bot
has been crowded out by pres: Of other matter
We shall give it in the Evening Edition Of The
Tr,bH1<
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By telegraph to the Ssw-York Tribune
Dreadful Occurrence in Albany.

dLEANhs El4-1tf
The building for the new gas works, nov
erecting II Co.oniss, fell II today Twelve or ffeen
Inen were killed OF wounded NJ. Chlds Of New
Jersey the superintendent Of tie building said to e
anon the killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

RscesDts b Canal rnhsn iie par II how'--FiouH
1890 bbls WHEAT. $500 bush CoHS, 400 bush
BAHIEr $500 bush.-FLoUR was dull with light sales
At or for common mixed brands, and 81. for strait
brands WHEAr-sales Of 300 bush Gene.ee were
nsde at p ca. BAsLEY-sses OF 1000 bush we're
made at s. &C.. cts OAT.-Ssles Of 5000 BUSH were
made 8, 80 cts Nothing nev in other article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

ALAsANA.-Hon wv. X. KING presided AZ q
Cas-. Mass Meeting On the l2ih nat CArroIton Col
Kins after swallowing The Baltimore nomination
TERED 10 the Wing party and Gen Taylor, OF whom
he spoke in high and JUS; terms. Of us military char
scter and Of the service be had rendered the eouniy
a. . General Gen. SYpKSHAN MooXE Of Greene, com.
rnanaer Of the AlsbAma Regiment and Col lnse, N c.
say. the Mosgrusy Gs-sfie claimed FOR Gen Cas-
the position on the Slavery question which MAINTAIN
ed oy Alabsms. Florida south CsrOAna. snd other
States on TIL. ground and for this he gave
Gen Csss his cordial and earnest support O. W. l.
Smith, Esq Of Mississippi followed Mr. lnse, and
closed the proceedings Of the day Col Terry and Mr.
Huntington addressed the meeting U the svsains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

~ The CRESCENT Cuf WAS due an New
ork on Monday last, In consequence Of her non-sri-
val the GALVESTON viii take her place, and sal rom
this port for New Orleans on saturday next We
learn ,hst the Crcsocn, City was seized and detained IN
New Orleans on account Of the Indebtedness of one Of
AZ. smaller stockholders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

GRsAr sALE oT ELEs,Nr ESGtisr BOOKS On Mor.
day, 5oh inst BsSss RicHAsts Pt.rr. ~ Broadway
viii commence tis sale al O'Clock. NJ OF the most
tensve and richest collection OF tng.h books her.,oHs
Ofsrsd at suction sale In this city Tho catalogue n
cudes choice and elegant editions OF he u =. ~
prominent authors In tho ysriou, departments u
standard English literature superb and costly works u
art In rich and expensive bindings elegant ilusuaed sd
picturesque volumes suitable for presents ihe boudor
splendid works Conchology, Nsur-l History Bo,ry
and Flower Gardening with exquisite colorei lu.rsiors
book, Of Games and Sports. Greek and Latin Glasses
Sciences, &c To literary Institutions gentlemen som.
ing making additions their libraries, opportunity
here presented that seldom offers The will he
nnusd tho succeeding days al the hour until al
sold. Catalogues ready. and the books ursns-a
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
Market. buffalo, Oct

Reo1pts rtii,H he par a h0Ss-FLovz, 1000 oo'
wHEAr p O0O bush CoEs, 1900 do-ssie. Of 100
Dbl. FLouE we're made al r.. "a WHEAr' sales
Of Y 90 bush were made sc for Wisconsin and =
eOc for Ohio CozS was firm at 80 q asked
FREIGHT, By Canal TO Albany active. with an I'd.
vancing tendency We quote FIouS At &c WHEAT
o. Cryx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
Presidential Election, Tuesday, Now l.

~ WhiG Committee Hoom.-The Demoersnc
Wig General Committee have engaged room a. ~
Brosdwsy No Up stairs At which their fnenos from NE
eounuy are nvitsd susno for purposes eoon.c go VII
the ensuing election, and FOR the dstlD1non OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28
The whis Almanac for 1919.

The publication of this Almanac Is deferred unr Al
Ter the Presidential Election In osder that nisy con
tsin The ofhcial returns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

" James T. Joy. Esq formerly Of Pittshed
In this STATE and Tutor IN Dartmouth College, q
Of the candidates on TIE Free soil Van Buren, Electoral
sicks, N Michigan Concord ". H. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

~ We understand thst the bunker Conven-
ton in the lid Congressional District adjourned
last night without making any nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

PsoFtssos B.ssYs WONDERFUL TsIoorHrsots {"
MEDicATED CoNvoUsD -Among tie numerous fespects'e
certificates received refer 70 he following gentlemen
Dr. Lacock Sir Jsmes Clark. DR.. Ferguson, W. Be-
Or Fleming, Dr. Bostocs, DR. Alison, Pfof Blsmeness'
Prof BAsvlie. ~ B.chat, ~ Ch!yaisr. Rohefssd. &c
The celebrated Bsys TrcopaerOas The only remedy %
prevent badness and ~ the hair has fseo o.
become rin to prevent gray hair 70 and ren0'.
every appearance Of scan aud dsrcrf from The BAR sn'
keep IN The uoss healthy so and glossy state yst rec
from al oily and greasy appearance. IL 10 sold N Hs'
bottles price % cents ct tn principal Office, lSs BfosaN'y
Agen" Wright . soothst Phadelphis' Brown WISE
instor't- Boston, and sold by al he Dngss' % 'n'
United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

- The Riehe.su' Go.d Peas sod By q. l.. wsrYs
Co IS WaI!'t warranted wear Ave year,, and are
acknowledged 10 10 tho b,U and cheapest pens IN sse
God pens MADE 10 psttsrn. Gold pens repsirsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

REy JoRS ~ MaFYfr The suaday Morafag Nstes o,
omorov will contain corplsfe refgtsnor u tn' io1
charges made sgsns Rev John y. Msft by The Cgs'n.
Adsooots and Police Gaz>t> Ia which will appear Le.le'
from Mrs MAJ, add also from her husband bearing 90 ~
elusive testimony Of the fssehood u the ACQUISITIONS
News Will also contain extensive variety Of cnoes -
ing including Ia Of deep interest entitled The DOOM
sters Frst-Born" and sccOunt Of the c-lsbrsed fsn
ometer with Engraving, with the asua variety Of '
and theatrical news. gossip, &c. kc 49,. H..
~ Sewsmen vii please send heir orders ms eS
0Are ~. S.s-au.st-Prce three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

Fns.-Ths Lsdi-. Of the Fourih unverssis, sociey.
woshplng In the Church Of Murray aud Church
will give Fair at the Apollo Rooms Tuesday eve
nirg, Oct 81 Addresses will be delivered by Rov. 4
CHaPIS and others
The CsmpbelP. coming" and will sing Numbered
their best selected songs Several other songs will bs suos
during the evening by gentlemen Of acknowledged muscL
talent Tickets 70 to be had u N Willard. 100 Chs.
hsm-st Geo. Hoyi, y Bowefy Geo Peterson, 80
Pesrst and the door the evening Of the Fair The
doors VIII be open ~ O'Clock Oh ae0ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

Tn, NECESSITY Or CHAseg Winter beng al NO
would further protect themselves from attacks Of rhsans
usm' troublesome dyspepsia dangerous inssmns1on' q.
IRENE debility and those diseases which prey 90 The rs
organs should at once purchase Fosss Conpound u.
tract Of Yellow Dock and ssrssPsnls, every oouis
which % acknowledgements having failed.
Prepared and add wholesale ssd retail al - spnng"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

ATLANTIC SrEAAERs-The routes are lad down Ia .
PaLMEk's Busn sss Mcn's Almanac which may oe osa
Booksellers and al the Newspaper Advertising Aseoe'
Tnbaps Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

De-. PHIsSEYs PLLs-Thsse well known pile a. "a
-nsvey and recommended BY physicians that DO no
esys tho bowels cosuys obge persons 10 increase ne
number for dose them lopg a. they viii, cor
sianhy for sac hrou shout the Northern Middle snd ssr
England States the Southern Giles AMI the can4dss
the drug and county stores A d s.sos agents IN
Futonst AMI rs Broadway Ee~-Yors City az lawsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

CHLDEES's Fancy HATs.-Ths subscriber offer. 10 The
Ladies stock u Childrens Hats from bic msnufsc
tory and from bis Agency In Paris unsurpassed for thsb
richness aud elegance and unspprosehed 10 Ia. lownss.
price Pure white and drsb Beavers, Of The povs
forms, and with every variety Of rich and elegant INN
mings white. drsb and tinted plumes. The subscrbsrb
also prepared 70 exhibit his styles u Ladies' Ridos
Hats, aud respectfully invites attention 10 hem.
BFNfN llt Bfoatysy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

FIRE.-Yesterlay at D O'Clock a fire broke out
in bske.house in Carrollst near Myrtle avenue bu,
was put out before much damage had been done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

NorIoE TO rHE PuBLic The Congress Boot Store. -
Fullon-. door. hsm Broadway, holds the creates
Inducements cuzen. Of sny other similar establish
meni In our city Wehsye examined the STOCK of Mr. H.
BROOKS, and can assure readers that his Congress
Boots Shoes. Caters slippers Cork and Double Sole Boos
India Rubber and all knds Of Oyershoes Tor sdss
gentlemen misses. youths and children perfectly fsui,
lees IN material, finish and pfce Call and ersmn- ~
yourselves a. $50 Fultor-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

A CRD.-Ws. II BEEss 4 Co. Hattets, Respectfully
announce friends ard the public that the temporary
interruption their business consequent upon tho late Are
10 their establishment st 80 Broadway, will ooninus bu'
for q very shor period.
Active excr,ions msk.g to fspsir he damage,
the arrangements will be- completed. ard In y.ry
few days ther business Will be resumed.
WIN n BEEBE 4 co IN Broadway
sB-W IA. BsEsG L CO. desrs respectfully 10 reocrc
heir thank. the Fire Department for ,rir and e
hcen ssisance upon tbs occasion referred ~hssoy
they saved much additional loss aud damage OF -