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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

Rev. Dr. Cheevcr, IN his morning discourse a
fs sabbsihs sgo, paid high and meried compliment
10 the ladies Of the Female Moral Reform Society -
The Doctor was speaking Of the results OF faith that
iah that secures appropriate action and inssnced the
esse OF Timothy, whose grand mother aId mother
through faith, trained him for great aud glorious
work although ,hcse cody women perhaps little
tresmcd ,ha, they setting in operation train Of
0agsaces whose glorious results would enhghton and
bless the world to the end OF time and through ctcrni
y he remarked that Christians who have been re-
d and prosecuted Tor their labors OF love have often
these very lsbors made discoveries of the condition
Nd wants OF immortal beings, which had led them TO
ssVe means and by faith have been enabled 10 secure
aessngs tor others the magnitude OF watch they had
sever dreamed The Doctor then spoke particular
Of those ladies' who projected. snd by sith and effort
bad been enabled to secure Home for the Friend
Sss,' and said he have recently been informed
Ia, since this effort was commenced, some iOO nome
Sss eAldren have been taken from the ways OF death
AID placed BY adoption and otherwise, IN good and
Chrisian families IN various parts OF the country
Wac can tell the vast amount OF good this system Of
ssoi may secure to muuluics ready 20 perish, even
Ia as HE beside the infinitely greater good that may
''St 10 untold plumbers IN the world % come
Iustsd few days since the new ednce these ladies'
e caused TO DE erected In the upper part OF the cry
"oeh they call, very appropriately, IHE HOMk foh
la1 fkix>pIEss.' The building Is nearly completed,
100 10 soon be opened Ia going thTous the oa ID
= nd deserving all the conveniences tor comfort Tor
'P~oitns labor for tightening WORK and for promoting
e General WELT being OF all It's inmates could not out
soars tie taste commend the Judgment and thank
oOa ios the foresight OF those who had been nsiru
Ssaia IN accomplishing this necessary snd noble work
sepses may ugh, lnh1eis may scot, and BrOwnson
assl may prefer thousand times that his children
oed s;srve 10 desth before his eyes than that they
I'D Be- brough, up by Protesisnts, or come under
80 influences but stin rejoice, aud all good men
ee IN the conception and progress OF this blessed
ssprise and IL il hoped that pecunisry means may
sf Be wanting 10 enable these sisters Of charity h
their benevolent designs 10 the full extent OF
as'r ability L.w. G.
y ST. am informed ths, the dedication Of " The
rs icr tie frendless 10 10 take pace the 18th
oseemeer, and that several distinguished speakers
~ esa secured for the occAAiAa. l. w. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

II GRIFFIN cos PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D.-Enginesrs reed not be informed that from riy 10
fy per cent Of tho hea prodaced has been usually lost
even By the II scIng boilers, and the sane 10
tue u al kihds offsrnsces.
Tie subscribers ofsr the notice u manufacturers
method u SAVING fGe, originally secured " psen Dec D
1872 and since 50 much npro hat patent
sued July 81, ls47 Il 10 applicable 70 Steamboats, on ne
Western waters, stationary engines ~ beating factories. "
burning brck pans &c 10 prniworks ~ snneang fur.
20 stills % pspermis 10 the msn1fsere Of sugar Al
he SUN, &c, &c.
has been OrOg hy tested by business men u he nnes'
respeczDlly Who have realized saving VI rom twenty
fye 0 forty per cent and ls peculiar COO
.tr1clon u the frcchamoer u rnsce, rendering M
combustion peeci and burning nearly al ne gases
and smoke, mus generating maximum so2nt OF 1-ai iofn
given quantity u ne, and "a An 4frsng elen " ne '-es
znd chimney BY winch the heal retsnoc under The pan "
boiler and only escapes al Temperature inespsD4s Of bob
ing An artificial dram substituted for ne nsinf.
and the necessity Of building high ehEneys eureY oby-
sed The cost Of setns Is nus 1en res han ~ he o1
methods Il has been applied furnaces for heannz facto
sre for drying prEt~oks with great economy bon 81
eoss and Of h1sL Boilers and furnaces IN csa be
tered win ou slgh expense delay ot1e County of IN
tycua sh offered ssrsfsctory aod hose IN
tere.ted are igred examine cer1catss drawings and
nodes al tho once Of ne pr9p.etof. .s
Of he American in-uuls, Sept 81, 1917
your Committee u opinion MAJ tnas pan, boch nso
rsresy and 2rscaeay embrace. As oe.t .Psiesnon Of
nsrr. Avs 70 economical combustion u hsl Of an
,aa vach has yet oe~n exoed Y hem By order Of me
conmittes, (sisnedJ JAS. RESWICE, Chairman"
References may bs made 70 ns following gsnremsn who
ssni aorg,n. lzs Wstsf-sr sew-Yorx Logwood Worss
a. Yonkers Garner Co > Pine-st Print W0rks a Hsy.
sr'uswj Joon Sngg' Co PRINT WorI'. Fr.nkford asss
SCUM Tyrnghzn Mas. Messr. Johnson, Kline and orssrs
u ~ Maryland Peniier1ary, Baltimore Wm A Boycs.
g NJ . Sew , rnswle., J. J. sgsag sneI Ysfd'
s-n F-,Tinzton rls-..nt Valley o w Lee -Four MA.
s. 's. PEI 1 Ws. g. MifggggInyssc f5's'
ma u rrn lsvThHlstp ~ Broadway. N-~-Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
WHOLE No. ASST.

20 enable h 70 ;sp ire Treasury 70 tie iune ofssoo
70 Slr1ts I'D I'd s1acf.1a tifs fsfrgtfg.
Mr. Rlrks su-ers 40 : SOC - only - Tor common
eerSs and Cls,om-a1lse officers. Whea congress
passed the salary BIZ f'r The peoples Representatives
thirty years srce. 500 the snnus compensation
rXec on ire nsr1 working farmers said u sss TOO
much snt repealed the act; sn1 question u hurSe
ever mste 50 nnrch ~ hs New Hampshire nssspsPer.
Csvsigusc EFT tie command % the Army Of Algeria,
sni renowned TIE Income Of sN General Of FrsHce
. sccepi 50 dsy IS RsPreseutAive Of the French
Republic ess suli tam se pay % Burkes nominees
Nso assist toe examining clerks in the Psien Ot1ce
Tiai part Of the system VII Be Looked INTO when The
Waite washing Report gets reviewing in the proper
plscs.
ii = affirmed - Washington that BAN IS % have
patent Ii he gets even tsrdy usfcs from the clique
wao appear 70 coafrol Buchanan for the benefit Of
smith Morse Kendall Co and their oppressive. unde-
served monopoly. q viii be = md really pleasing
evidence % the force OF emil yhtsnei public sent nen
Fer pl1g az generous sentiment that the heart OF
every true American Duds O. and the countrymen
OF John Fitch and Robert Fulton would Justly denounce
thst public funct0usry who nsd sought % deprive Al
exsnder Balm Of MS right as scientific inventor. be
cause be is native OF the and that birth 20 James
Watt from whose skill, Ingenuity. and useful dscove
res the world has derived incslculabc and enduring
benefits NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
The Occupation of ,yaliaehla.

Irfaf.stsi lof Tie ln1ase lroal D. Nst.oa.i 81 No
CoNsrANriNoPLE. 18th oct
The WaNach.an Revolution Is conquered so
ss.sa has wed &c. and Europe has SLOWED Der 70 90
4, The men Of the Revolution are dispersed some
n. gone into Tran.ylysnia and others have como mere
,ssre their exile will not be rigorous
Gen. M.gb,ero. VINO hsd retired into Lesser Nalla
IA O. sustain tho Interests OF ihe Revolution there
.ufinsoif abandoned BY his partssns and there only
sraained few men with him, and be hke"ise VIII
..on augment the number Of exies. The new haema
AN. NJ Constantine Cantacuzene agreed with the
cornsssry Of the Porte DO al that could be done 10
,,sDlze the administration and encourage the minds
4 me people. HE Ministry il formed. The following
~p,emen compose IL Jean Phiippesco Interior 3
,sxsnder Phuppesco, Foreign Aaairs Grcgoire Ora
s...no Justice Constantine Belio, Instruction and
,soac Worship Alexander Ghyka, Finance Jean
r.aplsisuo Controller General Of Finance Col Voy
,s,o. Chief Of Police Col Garbatzh. Chief Of the
lpops
afhough the Wallacbisn Revolution Is among toe
s.s tha, we're the Russians stu continue their march
an Bucharest where they ought 10 have arrived by
n. 9th October The old bOysfds wait for them with
Oh arms ! have told you. tina, the Cabinet Of q
ps,rsburg had more in view than the snnlhuatlon OF
- gegouton 10 the Pfncipates and this proves that
4. Russians will not leave Noldagis nor Wallachia
rsn is thought that they will soon take sorsia By
sre The divsn has been obliged g. protest agsnst =
as,r occupation Of the Pfiucpalites by the Russian
-09s aud it has done Co. they say, with energy Who
I'D support this second phase Of the MoldoWallachisn
..ssion which 90 my idea IL a question a. much Lu
roean A. Orenial' Is Il England How can one
AK sou Canning has said nothing Is il France g.
ihsps 90 for General Aupck has spoken Of il and
AZ s.susod that he did 30 with feeling and iraukncss
aie military The Minister Of the French Republic
ars that the Porte s rgh and hundred times right
I'd be- did not lear TO say So trmiy believe that had
been free TO act he would not have restrained him
- from telling Russia in very clear terms that he
,sf'ectly acquainted with her projects
have told you that the Porte supports it troops in
be Provinces with It's treasure, the Russisn5 act
another way-ior Gen Lieders has announced to the
godo. Wallachisns IN very explicit proclamation
aa be has come 10 take military occupation Of the
guntry
Notwithstanding the Russian occupation Is indefinite
cave you 10 think IN what state they will place the
inequalities already poor. They have already de
Ioured % millions Of piostrcs aud the number Of their
aoops augments every day One thing is certain, that
shenever they leave the country ever they leave H.
tey will only leave 10 the uhabtsnts their eyes to
sep over their complete ruin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

MURDER ~ WEST JERsET.--Ge0rge Virgins,
a worthy colored man OF considerable property. was
killed 10 salem. y. J. last week by Elish Gray. also
coored. The Standard says Wiggius. Gray, and sey
ersl others were on their way home when Gray com
menced swinging gun stock In such a manner az %
sudsnger Virgins personal safety The latter desired
him desis when Gray sad he would a. soon strike
him A. any man. Virgins replied that other people
permitted him 20 be lin. over them. be- would not
soon after this Gray. who ahead stopped and -
Virgins passed the former said h. had an old Srudge
scsinsi him and struck him over the head with the
gun stock The blow appears O. have killed Virgins
instantly Gray led Immediately and has not been
captured The sheriff has offered reward Of $40 for
the arrest otihe culPrt
HORRIBLY MURDER And SUICIDE Al GAlENA.
Mr. Morris one OF toe pdetors OF an extensive iogn
derry IN Gslena had become involved, and some hall
dozen OF his creditors hsi obtained mortgages on his
property AMI were about TO push him. As Mr. Harris
vas passing the foundery recently Mr.. Morris called
% him and shot him cesi the eide wslS-then
rushed into the ioundery shot NJ Ross and attempted
the lives OF several others but without success Morris
then led % bis house and shot himself dead the spot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

o. lace tsssy hat Philadelphia . vel supplied this
Pafiicular. End tina; TIE bsrhsrous and unwaoesome
practice Of 5uryng the dead within tee precn. OF tie
city is wsi4nsh entirely discontinued. Beside the two
we aave named, we have the Woodlands Cemetery
very large and picturesque place the bank Of
the Sehuy!kil Il was formerly TIE property Of Co.
Hamilton and tie venerable cd family mansion .s still
standing. new cemetery IN Moysnenslns q s.,o Ia
process which vi. s1ord lots 70 the poor cases 81
low and easy rate Of payment 60. return Ve home
though in ssy somewhat Of the roundabouisst-from
our drive 70 the Wissshircon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
Affairs in Pittsburgh.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PfTTsBUHoH. Pa Nov %

VUITT'I IlIiUtHVt % 7 III ITIUNIII
PiTTsBUEoH. PA Nov -. l5i-
The great case IN the United States Circuit Court
s.smblcd at presentn this city Of Watson Prescott
Is just gone 10 the Jury. who have not yet returned
asir verdict Some 100000 involved in the case
I'd this accounts for the deep nteres, taken init by the
,shlc Justice Grier delivered an able aud elaborate
barge rather unisvorabe to the Plaintiff. The case
Logan rs James Ministers, has been deferred TO the
ext Term Mr. NJ Masters is r prominent Liberty
nsn and accused OF fsed,ng The hungry and clothing The
iasd az Que of papers remarks, alias hsrboring
aguve slaves The weather here Is very disagrceeole-
susncss dull
You will have in New.YOrk. in few days, one OF
cur Western poets Jtrfmiah q DOHOrdH Esq an Irish
nan by birth and the author ofN History OF Ireland
IN Epic verse remarkable work in It's way. Mr..
Cd has started for Philadelphia, aud con'empla,es
visiting Gotham DESTROYS of disposng OF some Of his
books among the good folks of the Grca, Metropolis.
Yours, T.. C..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
GENERAL NOTICES.
SAVINGS BANK

,
ry- Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and ~atar-
days, from TO O'Clock, NJ
The Institution Tor the Savings ~ Merchants CLERKS
asd others open shove Tor thu reception " deposits
fron zsses Of persons IL Ia slso open 90 Thursdays
rom 3 10 O'Clock. P NJ exclusively for females
Since the opening OF I'M. Institution, On tho LOT OF July
lie amount aud number Of deposits received have been sdch
A. 10 render It's immediate success a certainty.
Tn. rate Of Interest pad deposits made during
the dr. six months will be determined next January and
tbers IL no douot ths the dividend will be equs 10 that Of
any other similar Institution
OFFICERS
-. pr-.a~qt Joss 1 Patsss. Treasurer
F.o.g.sN Wsr-oss stssc. kiss'. s-,r-sfs
Es..., K.ttY ID VIZ. P--i-nt ROWS unsn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

~ VI. Arogo's Lectures on Astronomy.-rne
Lectures Of Ibis celebrated Philosopher published In
very neat fo with numerous Illustrations aud sold al the
low price Of Is cents This contents az follows
LECTURE |. General Laws Of the Refracuon end Re
lection Light Lenses Telescopes Structure Oft Eye
H.. History Of Astronomy The different signs OF ths
Zodiac -.
Bodies
". The Fixed Stars
y Distance " the Planets The sun Physicist Const
tuition OF he Sun. The Moon Physical Constitution OF he
MOon.
VI. Mercury; Physical Constitution ofmercury; Venus
Of Venus she around the Sun Phys
teal Constitution Of Venus Superior Planets Mars Phys
cal Constitution Of Mars The four Telescope Panets-Ju
60. Ceres Pailss and Vests
VII Jupiter and his Satellites Physical Constitution o.
Jupiter. saurn his Ring and his sseies hefsch-i, or
Uranus and his Satellites
VIII Distances Dismeiers, Volumes ke of the Planet,
Keper. Laws Universal Attractions or the Masses Of the
TX Figure Of the Earth. Dimensions Of the Earth The
Earth. Motion; Duma Rotation Ot the Earth Annual mo-
ton Of the Earth
X Inequalities Of the Earth and Moon.
XII. Comets Haeys and other Comets Physical Con
stiiuuon Of Comets.
XII .Eclipse- Of tho Moon Ecipses Of the sun.
XIII. The Tides
xiv Determination Of Latitude and Longitude.
Xv. The Atmosphere OF the Moon In the Horizon The
Harvest Moon.
XVI The Seasons and the Days. The Earfs rempsrs
lure.
XVII The Calendar
Appendix Table ofthe COnse siOns with ths number Of
Stars each Ear hose Of tho sixth magnitude; sum
mary IySn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

CfNCfNNATi, NOV. -. IN.
The splendid steamboat W. sndotte was
wrecked few miles above vcssburg on the 2si inst
by which sad disaster thirty lives were lost The boat
viii De total loss NJ farther particulars are given.
This afternoon the steamer De hsio wss run INTO
near the Cumberland Bar by the steamer Gutter. com
ing In opposite direction snd completely cspszsd.
IannllN I've WIZ lnsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
COPARTNERsHIP

COPAkTNERsHIP.-T n yeriis-r b~i9g obliged
W cave ne ciiy dispose d hzf interest 10
vel e.zo snet uerrsrre 5us requiring very ilNs
esplal and without any rsk win good Of permanent
custom and y-.drx very h4rdsore Income Win of1s
cary seutoc business b. Increased eorstersDJ
Address s hts Ofce. win re. name, stating where
interview may ne had. when everything WI Dc sro~n
10 De entirely se1sfsctory nS1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

" The Worcester DAILY Telegraph hereto
Ire a neutral paper comes out with the name e
Charles Hudson at the head Of its columns, and vii
.ppor, him for Representative to Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

ANoruER ISDiAN PAPER.-The Ch0c'aw Tee
s'apA has made its appearance at the West" ne"
paper issued a, Doaks,ille in the Choc,aw Nation Il
Is edited By Daniel Folsom, native Indian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

BErres Bargy-Tie Traf1r-vs Wllgs T. y.ars 5rc .as
ane sI1rta-T.s z 9a1lllnas-- s-r sgus.s Blrk.
-Ar u Els r1.ra5 e A1u1'rtuea-l farcrfr'y Be-.
sOUe0-z De1o1r1c 14 Cor-uLe9 Cilr.sH ~ x rs-
f9a use Msas4rrs saf J41gs M0r zoe Ostts re-ss
Frsetie.-Ge-e a. Ofes -Passs Dtfszce-Ao-ss &C.
casea n PI~a-.-I4rsa-crB rrsrs P1rtatrf- H.1i 10
Psri.vg s-Er.v Sz1a 1g1 Pref Hlzss- F-r Pl1y.
ers4 20 Fen. .ne-s-Blifs hing BucilafH
aa4 a.e Ls,,,r.-Mg-s. Elctgltea DT1Enzs-Dr
Pagts L1s-P1fnf Jea y FgrsigHrs-B. Frsnk-
r-M9-sts Fsllor Irrrf-r-4 g-4r.gas Carer .ps1
70 Gsr Tai1--41 Errgy O. tts PaFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

~ The report tina, Paymaster Singer had been
f5bed and murdered with his wife and sister.n law
heontradiciod by Western journals So says the Bal
trore Patriot of last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

nAGUgRRE0TYPE-- Ia superior style
H. Al WAISTS 81 West alrstoo- pl.ce, rext BOOK
.s.,vs fourth a. west u SLkfI-sys11- " 5 No sxy-
nxhs dc &C % give appear Of While gray nsr
% me lop, o. - ssds Of he hssd ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

FREI Son rs OHO.--A State Convention OF
the Free Soil party is TO be held at Columbus on the
Oh Of December to perfect permanent organization
the party throughout the state The Convention s
r be a delegated body each County being entitled to
ose delegate. and one more for every 800 Free Soil
w,es At the late Presidential Election, and for any
h.rtou nver oT0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

MAssAcnusErrs.-T Worcester SPY contains
toe complete returns from the With Congressional
District which show the following result Allen,
ssO4, Hudson, 1905 Davis, 3,Os7. Majority
against Hudson, 5,3s2 do. against Allen, 7ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

" Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-snsngen visiting the city
informed thai tho beat ace 10 get ornamental BAR
= al HEDHURsT & HEARD'S, n Sadeo-lans, where
hey hand the tho cheapest and best ssson
Of wigs half wigs IOupses hTads u long hair ing
lets hzeges &c which for pnce and quality uneqnAlod
he Iscs supplied xholssAle. Ca! add pdgs for your
selves. q AAideosne. % In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

~ Water CuTe.-lnyalds Will Ind every convent.
ence FOR Winter ussmsrt al DR.. TRAILS commodioos
establishment IS Lsights Bathing rooms win warm cold
shower douche kc baths each door Outdoor practice
s..snd.d ". ConsalIAIions - 81 lmos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

EKbsH TkAs-rlzs hysoa, Yoong hysoc ssa 20
rsss 81 lalSl eASoeEk + YoUno.l 'sa>~A>sv<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
% New-York wa,er-Cure Establishment,

Dr. PEiRsoN has removed % new building, corner Of
T. elhh-s and University place snd overlooking Union
square where he has al tho bathing apparatus Ogeinef
ysith gymaa .um for the efficient treatment Also,
fne and good table Tor nvads of Others who Wish
merely 10 battle 40 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

Patent Ofice Patronage and AbUses-GeneruI
Tnyior aud the wings Burked-kight- OF
Inventors Examiners SGie and rage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

LAIR ORNAUENTs.ssehs. sssesiss. ssesisess,
H., Pms Broseb~s Lan5scspes hoDufas1s nc made
BY No ROwAS, 80. Broadway, Ne- Ysfs The psbae
ar call aud examine ins vofh, which cannon be
..rn...~d 10 iiss co1ntry or 10 kurooe. I23x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

~ Patent Agency-flechanical Designing
and DraftinE.-The undersigned prepare specifications
and drawings bald models secure Letters Patent In MS
country and Europe dispose Of Rights and do all that
needfu for Inventor or PaIenee Charges moderate
WALTER HUNT co Attorneys and
ol22syD1N0 Solicitors u Patents IS Wsllss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
AVERY rIZE AND STYLE OF DiAaY AND

EVERY rlZE AND STYLE on DiAhY and
Il DAILY JOURNAL for ls45, for sale by inc assnniy
OF single lo~eG prcss bank books pspsf snd 80
uooery of ell sincs. enssops god pens, oea vues q
reduced price, noe paper motto wafer goa No nvo
pencii cases, card csses poftfoi,s ~naa6 49,
psror assortment Of fancy and staple asaooerJ snes
which We viii cell la qgsenres 20 sln Pefcnss~rr
sI.uoo<vs = sd>u-lsna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
rUEL-sAvr VINO nPPARArUs.

r. g.-!er s..s. %sis Rars.o. .,'s: Z: a.; :.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

'TNHE Old RAZOR ST kOP MAN hal sot, c
addition Hlllnsn Saith csleosstsd suops. sups
srucs for occurring sod polishing metals skss he
spruce o. an story No :, or frscsst nsss
eowsry II you wisn 70 ny H. you vii COZ soss your
uo1oi- OF money BieW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30
CooD, ECOND.HAND FURNITURE FOR SAID

" -P~rsoDs vias 70 purchase GOOD fsrn1rs VII nsvs
good opportunity ~ ealing al Prnce-st TIE family
esvns city wishes 10 u The furniture cooss
"a Of sofas sse seie spring and ohsr char
and SIDE ..olss maroso0 Freoch bcdsssds esrp~sins
winco~ sssfes, kc &c. % 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-30

- Washington correspondent Of the H1ald a.
rms that a. NJ Burke has Hy1rsd too eoospie1oosly
a. an e.ecuonserinz psrIizsn Messrs Buchanan FOX
Co will enable him - take three years extra salary
Al 5000 year as Patent Commissionsf our oi tae
blood snd sweat u western pioneers. UNDER me pre-
text tbs, a. il would Be especially szreeaol- u tee
pp- and the Catholics zn1 In kgrop@ % select
a. ubs.ssc1r . TIE Et-rn.l CRY from Ne1 hf@psa1s
sh-re Catholic. excluded from the Le s-.at1fe and
tom p4oHc 0a-es. on the principe ia.t 'e"ss@ !"
=, li,io. or "a Cir,si4n 10rla q sasor,iy gf
u and above a. sfsvorte Of TIE iatoiersni .ns per.
.scu,iar usoriry We DO not believe hat - 20 EiA
- thus wasted the party are about 70 'a1-r 700
- 90 -, di.houesry % BE- % oarefaced .
~ burke for making the tour q Europe wtnn three
5rtbs on the close OF their disastrous career. II
cb-as i, wanted 10 reside in Rome the new Govern.
,s,t ith whom he will nave 70 sc, and whose sppro-
b,on ne viii require AID not dcss>d d1niats,r atioz,
mould nominate Burke. Who could 10, have and
ecr. uot the c0nEi-nc- Of Cen Taylor and the Wings
.~aon be csc eozrsely InsgIet and ustucsc- Were
be sel IL would b 70 ,srscase before 10 got 70 lay
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHENE.-The
premises 500 Broadway set on tire about o'clock
act evening by the bursting Of csmphene lamp The
DANES were exiingushed by hose company after tr'
ding damage had been done