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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-25
Cramp & Pain Killer.

WE have at last, reed the genuine Cramp & Pain
" Killer, from The Manufactures We warrant the
article To do all il is recommended do, the money
will be refunded.
THO'S BOWLES & co.
Agents for Bath.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-25
The Celebrated Russia Salve,

4NOR the Complete Cure Of Burns, Scaid5, fresh
4 VVa,nds Swellings, Piles, Chapped hands, ChIl-
tI,ins Germs Felons, Ring worms, Frost Bitten parts
Rof the Body and sores Of every kind.
Price 25cts, for sale at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
Nomination for COngre.. in the Ivth District.

The Convention 10 nominate the Wing candi-
date for Congress from the Fourth Congressional
District, Sixth, Seventh, Tenth, and Thirteenth
Wards met lest night at the North American
Hotel Bowery. Mr.. CRAFT, who was absent on
the fret meeting Of the Cow enion on Thursday eve
ming last present, and claimed his seat which had
been filed by the appointment, Of Mr. COOPER Of the
Thirteenth Ward. It understood that Nr CRAFT
was opposed to the nomination Of Mr. W. z. RosiN-
soN and Mr.. COOPER was for that nomination This
was the test vote whether Mr.. ROBINSON should be
nominated or not. Eighteen Of the twenty-iour Dele.
gates originally chosen, voted for oy the people
under the understanding that they in favor OF Mr.
ROBINSON Mr.. COOPER was turned out Of the place
he had been chosen to ILL., and Mr. CRAFT was rem
stated The voting for the Wing candidate then com
menced and resulted 40 follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
Passengers sailed.

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s..-on .4s ~ chi CHAM. ~ al 4 ~ 60.
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NJ pr. .8. chirsa and scrst John W. 80 49, w.
frsbfr-- sfs % Nnoi t1f Rff. = " . IN.
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NJ. R.r.um W. Esse, NJ issrsf No % fi-S ".
q Jan-- sai s-rt Nrs f-nasI W Hart NJ ruhot
". A A.. n. rhaflh-f Msses nrtr NJ IA a.
.on 4 Miller. M~srs Hem NHNsHson. hsI n A.st.r
Fich " Reel Juffs br'a-'n' Hss-,s ny Gee Are.
I.. Or J Dumuaa Porter. Dr. kis lsierl. q q IA,
ser nr roup Nsssls Wn Hltch1'o1. ihos >n jf
fall L 2 rssr- rcs Armiiarc Arton Geo " Boz. o. c
C,fl d. HrI-fori ruaup Mrssrs Wcs iucs iesi
Brooks Miller Parkh lraf lgrsi-, ils ~ H. 81
Rove nuntsn. , II Tsoof. & Humphrey. W Ter
Mafr.n Msrren lcln Parrot r-o Arms 'tf haagt
sf8st I Rlrbut. " Harbat sni Tbs G-'oa
~ trtg Cordoba TO- = tlenaf ara t'sffh frslscn "
Lssf C. pou.,ho. Frsh. Mahrsnt brstf - luiais
g-r,r NJ. An-, ron, W. ssrn-n Echerarn~ NJ MO
ri Roger. W.. Hst NJ Hsfsts haigh, Mr. f'n' A
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

cannot see why any one should deem its preservs-
too and ssceDdency Of any consequence what
ever. But you, true-hesrted Wings % OHIO
who have stood shoulder T. shoulder with your
brethren IN other States through years Of endu-
rance and depresson-who have stood hrm when
they ialtersd and triunPhed when they fell" ~
not hear with indifference the voice Of even 50
humble person as he who here tells you that
OHIO Is wAS1ID 10 her proper place n the Wing
line. and that her charging shout IS needed TO
nerve the Wing host tor daring and Tor victory.
Tha, she viii be found faithful IL the hour OF trs-
foremost in the path q duty, and proudly eminent
IN the achievement OF the GROWING triumph IS the
hope and PRAYER NJ Yours, HORACE GREsLET.
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DI z d.

o. Nsea-.tay ing Ils.sn, q oooslzpton. LEWIS
" HALsEf. iG IL cora gear CHI age
hs if-n1s AL tos@ OF ns crlef nef
htsey lsnsc f1-rs ron - resd-ncs a BIZ
1.r - Ftafsl - Frssy he .;h st a. ococs hs -
~ NlA b ta4~n 70 Greenwood C~rnef~y.
1-srrtty Afternoon. - ~ lef JkNE NOokk
f- n~1fs ar s4atslces - ay ~ sr ofo'h>f Aprstam
Bos-- r-r. IT, Tate. Brethren Church nvt,d
s,tsad fs.rt r-se1ce OF Der a.pae~ b
49,. - Hcksst Br1sk yn. Us sfsruool 40 o'1ac1
On instant. Al Ssfous Hos. C1rtsnsst Ms.
KENNEDY q s. Logs NJ AS-t = ef bret -e,- Of
ft-ys
Her f.1-ra oil pace lis Afternoon ~ ococs IRON
Sstous Hr her ir~us tlt sci4alss are respectfully I'D
e tloaf lsrtt-f
- = Iou'. S-E or-sa. Loas Ard a aS PaP-r. pas,
c1FY
o. To r.tsut JOHN y. CORNELL d a, B-rne Al
1ary c. y ag-d - sas
Cs1sis Ref OATH Churrt ca avea1-
q ears-r a flHh q o. Frssy, -o,l .nst a. loA.N
H. fr~rs azo s4gAlsa1srs ali Ice e ry
l.ts1c fartk-r ols n
o. sGisrsay. OF a. a; Ss- Buas~es. y EDWARD JcO
sOS soz q Es al Nsi.ta q Hson cf tie
a. ro1f.s trt u tsys.
nasa-lss VS.. he m Ass.a; JOHN sAyc soFT d
- ey, EssA
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To our Civ Patrons.

Ia. ncs designed ma any psps~ shall excel The Trsa,.
IA he extent and variety Of ~ News. ~he Ia h. I,.,.,
and Scicnlsc mater We believe iogrrL IN be rsi,s
sstss approaches q ~ wsh 20 Increase rsaer "a,
sbr5gc he range sni amount Of residing mser II. p.
eessy Of employing sPe,s Foreign and ohsf corrc.pos
dents o! merit increased daily expenses incurred ia
Teiegrsphing rom VARIOUS parts u The United SAL.
and pressure Of important PoA0es and Msceisnesu. +,
tegszce imposing upon he necessity ~ s-orsns -.
space 20 Advertisements coupe. henccfoHh 10 -nfoe,
usoy from City Patron, ,he payment q or advertised
terms, TO wit IL. per week instead u cso,. IL.
smocui heretofore paid BY many of lhem
Oar experience has taught hat DAILY fspst q IA,
size II The Tribune containing he sn0anl u reading s
necessary 20 maintain ~ standing estrs Po,sc,
ard New. Jous can be Afforded A. ess than ne Price o.
The Tribune
T,,ss-e o1ss Nos Tsrs og.s,. 3d. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
Congressional Nominations.

MAssAoBUsErTs.-Rev CALEB SrETsOS, OF
Msdford Is the Free Soil candidate in the I'D District
tie hiss the present worthy member DANIEL P KING
Of DSnvers and that notorious Hunker, RoBEAr Ran
rorI Jr 70 contend against
WHITING l. GNswoLD OF Greenfield, S the Case
candidate in the With District GEoAGE AsHMUN IS the
whig, and DASIEL w AIvoSD, the Free Sol eAndi-
date
NEw-JrRsEY. Hon. WV. WRIGHT Of Newark
is the Free soil candidate in the vih District iAxxs
G KING ESQ is the Wing candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

Total ...--..-.--.JUDs -i-o.- W. lio<
Majority for Brown, 572 Do tor CsbelL al
Nine counties to hear from, viz Calhoun, Ma
rion, Levy, Benton. HiIsborough, Monroe Dade,
Orange and ST. Lucie, which, it is estimated, will
give net majority Of from so to IS against Brow n
and Cabe. Legislature. so far, House 2l Wings
Locos House consists Of 40 members. Senate,
SO far. elected and hold over Wings II. Locos O..
The Senate consists Of 10 members
We are indebted to the Florida Sentlncl FOR the
most Of the above returns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

RecsiDts re1ia me past "a hOHrs-FLoUR, 1000 bols
WHEAr $1,000 bush Corn 24OOO bush.--The msrke,
for Our was dull At 30 the sales being confined to
the regular trade demand WHEAT was heavy. We
notice tales OF 900 bushels Ohio At 20 ss2 cts CoRN
was without change snd the market was held At 80 cts
a. cts was offered large lots sn9 refused FREi5Hrs
BY Canal % Albany remain the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
BUSINESS NorIOEs.

~ Mai Littehnger, the celebrated Dwarf, though zoe
,lest specimen OF humanity that ever known,b
nevertheless great In point of arscnonfor the crowds
him during the past few days have been so immense
that the Museum small for the sccomm fsuon
Of ylstes tie IL exhibition during the day and evening
and two splendid performances take place at , ana
O'Clock at which the lsughabe Great Western, and ne
ented company Of Sable Brothers, with Fatty Family M
Leslie, &c appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
Domestic Ports.

BALTIMORE. OF l3Arr barb P,oh. 'hket NOfs tboisfe
Dlue Mes nosn, Ocean. Ryder 90 Cohen Hshof o.
era shin Absr Rscht Bremen bads Home Wngaie N~s h's
Ruth Lulrn River Ia Pr. brs Wooooco, Mnhen~r. Cort
CHAkLEsfON. Vet o. Arr ship Artmnta, htsef-i lNela
Sailed ships sullivan. waite. and Columbia. Galway.
EN.ORLEANs. OFT lo-Au ships osnafi, thk Bos'ou @
mera Dunbar NYork. pnmbron pendeton iioni bss Many
siet-on, Niork obern, Bah. Boston Cd tp Na'hnsoi
>1os. Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA or Is-Aubsrs - Cloud Newtou fnada
Cuba brig Ph1,nn HDrne MatanIs Cld, rkst ships oa
moe sote-bur, Belfast land. En, Dave, West lad ''t
H.fref Tild~n Bsrharfo...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

TRItL Or MILLER IHE FORGER- Ierdicf.-Mr.
Parker concluded his argument for the prosecution Al
halt past y yesterday and Chief Justice Wells then oc
cugiec hour and three quarters II committing the
70 the Jury They retired a, twenty minutes past
? and came in az minutes before :, and through
their foreman announced general verdict Of guilty
In reply % questions asked by the Court the
suggestion Of the counsel the foreman stated that the
verdict based upon the Ast three counts sesisg
the altering tbs; number Of forged notes each for
- 500 % Robert Farley with intent 70 cheat and de-
fraud Ga the first three counts, alleging that Ml.r
uttered sad three with intent 70 defrsud gen
orally, without naming any one N prrtictuar they
turned verdict Of not guilty This mere matter
o. form and done af-er the frat announcement Of
tie verdict
Mr. Parker nOs stated that the or gnal bail given by
Miller ha1 ceased 70 be reliable and after examining
witnesses On the point the Court ordered the De
iendsut 70 lad new sureres In The sum OF els 900 On
Of the seness Of the hour the defendant was
not abe 10 comply with tnls order and was committed
IN default Of bail
The counsel for the defence Messrs Merrick and
Soter, have given notice Of bill OF exceptions to
certain rulings points Of oy the Court 10 The
Of ths trial We understand that there was no
division Ia The -ry the evidence that the signatures
the notes traced IN inspection Of the notes
in the ,ary CONFIRMED the statements made BY
Messrs. Gould, Smith and LAne WHO lad testified on
that pOint No srrangene;t has been insdssEr he
trisl o. the second ndietm'u, against Mr. Miller
Isessss P0sI .sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
Penns,lvanin and Ohio.

According to our latest dispatches Wing Gov
srnou have been chosen in both these great
States. bat the contests have been so very close
that We must await complete Official returns be
fore being too sure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
By telegraph to lhs ssw.York Tribune.
The observation-disclosures

BALTIMORE, inlrsdsy Oct -
The accounts received from Flo ada give the
Wings about 600 majority IN the State
The vote 10 Georgia runs very close
It's positively believed at Columbus lOniol
that FORD is elected Governor Of that State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

L,DfEs WsITiSC CLAssEs.-Terns RedgcedMr OF
vsR b GOLDSMITH respectfully informs tho ladies' ofNsw'
Yok and Brooklyn that he has reduced his fos la
destot3 for tenor for twenty Class hours At II
o'ciockA N and O'Clock =. NJ. daily. Private instrue-
non reduced 10 SIS oentemens Glasses day and even
ing Cafds containing terms u tuition and hours " o.
tendance, may be bad the rooms ~ Broadway corner
VI Resds-st. oi6h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
Indiana Whig Rally.

MADISON Ind wednesday. Oct l.
There vas q grand Wing rally At the Court
Hou,e asst evening p : WHITNEY. Esq msde ori'-
ian, speech which was received with unboundsd en-
thusis,m
You msy pv, down the Hoosier State as certain tor
the Hero Of Bgena Vista Yours, OEFi9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

FoRGER.--A boy whose name was not ascer
tanned, yesterday presented check for $500 to Mr.
Rushton, Cashier Of the Atlantic Bank. for money
The check seemed genuine but Mr.. Rushton declined
giving such TO the boy, bis ragged appearance
created suspicion The young chap wen, away pro
missing to tell the gentleman whose signed 10
il that he had been refused He had scarcely dccamp
ed when the gentleman who owned the name walked
In, aud on the check been shown him, pronounced 1t
forgery OF course the little fellow did make his
aDDsarance again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
Court CaIendar....TMs DAY

l0-, g.
cscrr Csu.r-B@ier- Jsds- xayniriSo. - a. sa H. "A
q. s., 90 l, ~ ~, "a Before J4sg- stoaxs,r- 4.
yesterday
Cossss Ptts-Pat Lsos 49, - ~, ~. 49, l6. QB %
81. - 81. a. s. ils l07 49, Sal 5l IN ~ le ~ Par IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
BY The MIDNIGHT SOJTHERN NAIL
Peup.yIvanis Election.


lorresp nrrrnct 90 llf 4fo+'e-
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Oct :,
The political ferment IS beginning 70 saoside.
During the morning the Looos felt confident OF sue
cess and published their extras with Growing that
would have have done honor 70 Chanticleer Chap
man. bat the Official rsturns coming over the iele
graph wires from Harrisburg, showed gains for
JoHSsroS. which place him above the possibility
ofdefest inclose you printed list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
M A X n lie d.

Or t4- lsh as,snf b Rev Csar-. g sonn@r. 3 BEs.
'hs City
A. Broesya, L o. wedu--dsy ret o. Rev wa
JOSEPHINE W BOND Of Brookya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

Reoeipts By Canal riihia the pat q holr'-FLoUR.
II 800 bbI. WHsAr. 1850 bushels CORN 10 400 do
BARLEY q zoo do-ln FIoUs no sales were reported,
and the market generally was unsettled. OF Wheat
we notice sales Of 1900 bushels Genesee At 1913 cts
BARLEY was shade frrner and sales were made Of
800 bushels II "a. OATS sold 10 the extent
Of 5000 bushels. at 80 81 cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

accordingly nominated on the NTH ballot, the Wing
candidate for Congress from the WITH Congressional
District 1t understood that the principal objection
to Mr. ROBINSON that he native OF Ireland His
friends urged that he had been for thirteen year,
resident this City with the exception OF his residence
in New Haven As student OF Yale College where he had
received the degrees Of A. B and A. NJ and that for
eigh, or ten years he mad been prominent Wing in
every election. The following protest was handed in
against his nomination which publish in justice to
those who signed It
We the undersigned Wing Electors Of the Thr.
teenth Ward would most respectfully recommend 10
the Congressional Deeg s,ion from the Thirteenth Ward
10 oppose the nomination OF WM. Z ROBINSON as the
Wing candidate 70 represent the INih Congresslona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
~ TsApprvs srsvENs is Sc

u THADDEUs STEyENs is sent to Congress
from Lancaster County, Pa. by majority OF
s,IOI-the largest, we believe. ever given 70
any Congressman by that glorious County. Mr..
Stevens will prove himself worthy of such Coun-
Is and such msiorliy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

MICHIGAS-The Wings OF Mich gan are active
y engaged preparing for the great contest which
% be terminated the tn Of November The Dsfr0i,
A1rsrftsr Of the 10Th contains timely and very
ceent address from the state Central Committee set
ting forth the Issues involved in the election In
srse and stirring terms. and exhorinz the Wings % do
their whole duty. 10 l5ii Polk lost ns State but
was compensated BY the general rrsult This year,
Cas- loses Michigan, as Is not improbable there will Be
nothing % compensate him. Buffalo Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
y. Y. Wills Nominations.

Sara,aga C0.-A.sembly. l. RoseIvs R KENNEDY.
CYAon Park Clerk. JAMES W. HoKroN, Milton Treas
urer. ARNOLD HAKKIs BaIiston CoFoaer, GILsEKT
PvSDY Saratoga
Niagara Co.-Assenbly .. HoLLIs WHITE. Of Ma
CARA Falls.
Moaros Ce-A.sembly g. ELISHA HARMON Of
Whsafsnd
S4solS Cs.-Assensly !. EDWIN RosE ? Dr.. NA.
rHANfrr MIlIER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
The Crescent City.

NEw.ORLEANs "Wednesday Oct i,
The report Of III. Crescent CITY having been
lowed Up 70 the Belize should have been. towed up
from tie Belize 20 the city. where she il now being
put In order for her return ZIP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

~ 4 man named stockdell slave oyerseer,
was shot and killed by named Aeaord, near
Georgetown Ky a few days ago Stoekdel = young
man. and leaves wife and TWO or three small children
Mstford Is an old man aud under the influence OF
liquor 8, the tine be committed the homicide. he Is
under arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

ABDUcrING SLAvEs-On Monday evening Of
hcers Chisholm and Manly arrested colored man
named VIM Wilson. ala. BeDl. Thomas, upon charge
OF having entced away aided In the escape Of sew
era slaves belonging seyeraly 20 Mrs Maria Rogers
Messrs Wm Godsborough and Theodore Lockerman,
of Easton, Talbot County. Il appeared upon farther
examination BY Justice Pennington, before whom he
gued that the slaves mad been conveyed from
the residences OF their In bay craft command
I'd by Capt Henry II. Bailey, who was also arrested
aud committed 70 Jail IN default OF security tor MS ap
pearance before the City Court in consequence OF the
evidence adduced, which appeared 10 render such
proceeding necessary warrant was also issued yes
terdsy morning for the arrest Of James Worth, who
has since been arrested and committed b Jail upon the
charge q participating In the escape Of the slaves,
They have been jail for safe keeping and Charles
Andrews committed as a witness. Bait. sun, 18Th
American LEAGUE.-A meeting OF this body
was held a the Club Room on Msgszinest. on sunday
evening Mr. James Grady in the Chair. The meeting
well attended and the utmost harmony prevailed.
A Resolution was unanimously adopted rendering
OF thanks the Editor Of the Boston Pilot Tor bis
able and eloquent defence Of the Newfork Directory
whose character and conduct have recently been 50
rathlessy asssled By portion Of the Northern Press
Delta lOrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

CLEARED BARI. Yaaa. .u,l p.aae-.s. W., i.i.-' 4
rorps v-y6,..eti Harr. Nrsra,'is , - Ha.eat Co
slo.a. rosa3 W. w'.sa.s N.,i.' " asoa SC ''
Shr. ,,sa'e cortoa Aait "a htss o,-s' f,.,'aa s'
Dou.hp Mufphs Plymouth. Nc.
ARRIVED ship 2octec Rsbsrs.ou Nor ~,at 90 s,r rs.
} stanton saiei ~fh shp eomniene q nod of fsi
~ q. ny s s,pe.nl ,sp 6e,,s -, ir - SIS s,ts,
u.sae While ns To under c'e reef nnaor. ',nN ne ss
ss,y bui.ar.s spar. e'sA u he be- sso 'hs t
lh hts 20 l1g - 80 spoke ship Claiborne CO. em oreaa'
Tor l,erpooa diy- ont Al. well 18Th mt si - p pig ~
changed nas Oh ship Nasoae sies1s sW 10 "a ,esa
sept sm h si-aee psssrnger ~ washed oefoo,i iu
INK % harr,ane and snosuei
o., m. " b b intended FOR 81 ihe Gtsst.a rt,s-t.
Brg col Howard Pascal, from Monm'a u Au wa .e al al
~ "a e'nn' x , s - 80 e,b ,..-- ~, a.-..,
bre name Captain and crew seA le - he e y
She Sent H. 81 Scho,. bearing sw dince 80 80.
H,mburg barb Albert, from Hsnourg ooand 90 ar'sa sea
wished 90 b. srotd le Col a nae .rrn a'l- u h,' -
o. The " Pa.--ens-r, wm kennedy, om hrs sanaras-
Capt Tate and Oh t officer o The ie schf CD nm that p nu
sahorres and wrecked on snow Pont "s eas % N.
brs Bnenife s'se 49, 80 ,m W. r,I 49,.
slz-on Mr Bond Csusn Cers. WIN Hutchinson. VI ssern-l
sas Dru'i. shaclard. Providence. RI
Br1sh 6rr Euphnts. Foley. wna-or vs. a.'-r, wh,n,,
bs Nsnon reunu-, Arceeo PR VII 30, bio, sssf s
Bs Hope aea day. before tor Baltimore ~ cssdo. ,.,i
% Bet rom Cry Of Port RICO Tor Nioh ens Ad'lne ~'' % a'
AiusdHa on 9Th
schr Nm sJsusns. VANDERBILT Petersburg. VA
schr Mirzsrrt Moslom. Petersburg va
Messenger Leighton, trsisfC s5arg corr 'nd nouf
scar Mara Theresa. Sinally. Baltimore
schr George Edward Mead. Aisstndus
s,hf Hannah Culbun, Nacha- Mel lumber
s,hr American Bell Rosf0n
schr LIS. Chsse. Boston
Schr Hudson. storey. Philadelphia.
schr Heury Chs-- Jones' Chatham.
BELOW-shp 50 MARY fen in New orleans FROST Hf..
Ship Luconia, . Antwerp with passenger. Ief-ga & Co
sAiEn-shp. Charlotte Reai W ~ Hsrhe,k, NssF
pool Psctou. Mobile Eng-na. Nes 'uf BIG. lAona
lroebrdse Barbados Ohio Dsren Ga and otefs WniNN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

FIRST ASSEMBLY DlsrRcr--Mr. Geo A. Hood
having declined the Wig nomination Tor Member
Of Assembly from the si District First and Second
wsrds) Of this City, ErHEAIN II HvDsoN, Esq was
last evening chosen as substitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

~ Wedding earc., hisAy polished both aides. wild
rich silver edgs-an enurely and beautiful aTlice
Also splendid Enyelops, Boxes for Wedding Cake, wec
ding Waters, Silver Cord, and Gard Cases, a, J. Eyfs
DiLLs Premium Engraving Es;abl shneni, 302 Brosswv
corner Duanest seconf -usr- above the PARK oil imeof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

Dy.rsrerto< o., ras sops--Tho-s who unwit1nyD
purchase The limitations Of PHALoSs Ch>zsc1f ffais I'll
rator recently thrown by whole.zle INTO me N
probably regret the total destruction Of hef
they apply the spurious article The only ssiefuAe Sr
fraud 10 that PHA.os's name 10 on NE 80
there much difference between the edecis " ~
u.ne article and The counterfeit a. ihess u ossw a.
summer dew witch causes the prairie fsss 70 S''~
logrsa, I'd ~ prssf5e hsv Which sous0wssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

~ The GuirAs is taught by he American Musical To-
.iiuie 5o3 Broadway under the direction u Mr. H. CHAD
WIcX for i've dollars per quarter, m advance. The n"
viii DO given Friday, at O'Clock, for ladies' oay
and O'Clock for ladies' aud gentlemen Guitars viii 10
furnished for the Of ths pupils ol3 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

q NaturaIizatfon.-A Committee Of ne Wmg
General Cornntee viii be In attendance osy Al the Nns
(ommiltee Room TO Broadway, corner Of Maiden Lsns
fvp stairs for purpose Of attending 70 the
of such Of their friends msy desire H. OH ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19
Philadelphia Markets.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

IWITtrfVuutHV" Of IHt IItV"II'
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l.-PM.
There IS little or no change in the general tea
lures OF the market to-day Flour IL firmly held At
previous prices with good demand for export buy
era offer 5 25 but about 800 bbls fair mixed brands
sold At > 81 which Ia the uniform asking price. Rye
Flour sold 70. Corn Meal Is rather quiet at l2
Wheat but little Offering, and some small lots found
buyer. At % - cents, for reds. Corn stationary
with sales OF Eat yellow At 81. cts Oats dull at 80 81
cents Tor Southern Cotton dropping with small sales
at rather easier rates Groceries and Provisions remain
without any change % notice and very little business
doing Whisky il lower aud 500 ohs sold at 24 pc
SALES or SrocXs.-Fnsf B0drd-3,5O0 state &c, q :
5000 Reading RR 6s sd, 200 Lehigh bs, 52t 900
United states &c. O. 1914 1 North America Bank 100
SsooHd Bodrd--l5O Lehish Coal Scrip, 70 500 Lehigh
q. 52i 100 DO SCI 1000 Z g., 6s, l04i $50 U :
s. ST. ql 800 do 90 3 Mechanics Bank. PSI GOO
Reading RR Bonds % 50. 1900 sch Nav o. &C. 2s;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19

Easy Boors-OentemsD troubled with OF bgrors
should 20 TO "ATxiSss, III Rullon-s- who will nAs
drawing Of their feet and sfef hng up pair Of lasts en-
pressy FOR hem win make handsome Boot hat vii II
essyn glove We SPEAK from experience Oh 1sod