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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THs CAMPSsLLs OF al the Ethiopian Compaaies Ne
have ever had among us the Campbell Mnsireis cessr
ly eclipse them ALL their singing roe and heir dsnns
superior the Chrssy any oher troupe They draw
in nll and fashionable houses They give afternoon
Concert to-day commencing 81 ocock and IA the eyscins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

~ Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought To
be ssns In before O'Clock Saturday evening a. the Pub
nesron Once Of this paper Is not open on Sundays
Subscribers the City who do not receive this paper al
an early hour are requested to eaye word al the oee as
o arrangements such enable all the carriers 10 gel
.hrough their before O'Clock Carriers failing % &C
eo1npsh viii be required TO give up their routes
Persons wishing The Tribune len II their dwellings, or
place. Of busnese regularly every morning win please leave
their address At the Publishing Office send note tnfoasa
the Pos, ofes Terms u. cents week Psyao'e I" ''e
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gmp4gd orys I4.t a. editorial Pr-de'a, s''1
many thsas. .ad among ne rec; ibd "hrhssn has '
80, ~. .,x. County" &c ss~eer readers vi hf's
.r.s si u. va. III rs.Pons's ksho nor By any
-. ,.a % .Sa Il % not isins 30 prophecy "a fe'Ps 10
N. November Election ever 90 - shall h-'sS prophecy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

3AsDss sAasAPARILLA.-The exposure and inegular1ys
diet which necessary concomsnts OF many sinfs
business are fruitful Of euisneous and gsDdsh
diseases Persons subjected to such exposures and n~s
aies frequently experience swelhngs Of the glands ~
neck chest and sometimes these break and give ~
troublesome and unseemly ulcers, called .enofSlosa 10
other instances obstinate nfsmmaons Of the eyes Qua
ears, and enpuons Of the head the conseeusnces-
Those individuals whose uparons render them peculiarly
sbe TO such diseases who have constitutional P'sds
position thereto Will fnd sASDss sespsa sn sdnas0s
preventive, hthey actually suffering undsf nes'
any similar nfssdies speedy safe and certain rsnsol
bottle taken occasionally viii generally keep The sSn
and glands clear Of disease, and regular course VI" VIZ
equal certainty, remove III already developed
Prepared and sod. wholesale and retail, %
SANDS Wholesale Drggists 100 Fulton, corner o.
ct as Broadway, and II East Broadway, Sew'f" -.
sso by Druggist generally hrou bout ne on'''
Prcs o. per bottle. sir bottles or e5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

" Hon. BEDFORD BRowS, formerly Loco
Foco U. $. Senator from North Carolina, Is, as we
learn from the Milton Chron,cle, warm advocate
Of the election OF Gen. Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

~ The handsomest and cheapest Boots, Shoes and Ca
tiers to be found In the cry those made by WarKss l
Fulton-s Those who really good articles
mending 10 call on Mr.. W before purchasing elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

~ At the Irish Sympathy meeting in Phiia-
delphis on Thursday evening 500 were collected
Another meeting is to be held ON Monday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

~ Gao. w SMITH OF Butler is the Wing can
didate for Congress in the XXlVth District of
Pennsylvania, now represented by Hon. Alexsn.
der Irving. Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

~ DrAMosD-PoSrEo GOLD PESs, sold by Y. Wa
son Co. IS Wall-st wholesale and re's. at rcjaoa
prices Gold Pens, and Gold and Silver C,sss 10 evsyw
nety. The celebrated Rchelieu Pen sold sxcusivslJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

L. J. II. r. AccIDENT.-It is stated that SIR.
Field, fae Chief Superintendent of the l.. Railroad
Is under arrest on charges nphcs,ing him in the
cent accident Is also currently reported that lady
named Budd was siso killed together with those whose
names we have reported. full investigation Of the
matter will take place in a few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
Remqka

Cromwel iniunctons to his soldiers seems to
as net inappropriate" Trust in the Lord-and
keep your powder dry. We trust the Patriots
Of Ireland will pray ieryently and abundantly II
tina, suhces let them go no farther Ii prayer Will
induce the alien arstocracy 10 reduce their rents
fifty 10 seventy.hve per cent 50 that the cuit'va-
tors may have wholesome food. and the poorest
need not starve. we shall rejoice exceedingly and
gratefully. There may be circumstances how
ever, in which men arc required to 'cors as well
as pray-in which Work is Worship. see
first fable in Websters Spelling Book, with
moral If it be reduced to a certainty that pray
ers alone will not suffice to overthrow system
which starves tens Of thousands in plentiful years,
and hundreds Of thousands in seasons OF scarcity,
then we say that Humanity and Christianity JUS
riy resort 70 grosser instrumentAlities. How.
ever, let each pray or fight, pray and fight, as
his own Judgment and conscience shall prompt.
Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

GsSuENEs's HArs -EALL F,sBIos Fos lse--.Ws.
II. BEEHE Il Co. Hslters, 10 Broadway, NewYofs. nd
3s Chestnutst Philadelphia respectfully give notice ha
they will issue the Fall Fashion for Genemens Bs. On
Saturday August u, inst
They WILL this occasion, present am entirely new snt
unique style surprising quality any HAT thai has hitherto
been produced and adapting itself particularly to the sie
and features OF each ind yidua wesfer
II Is their desire that this Hat may undergo ugd
nation and they wish that every gentleman purchasing
hat would look t. not with superficial glance, gi
with the microscopic eye OF conno'ss.ur lie VII her
be enabled know and Judge Tor himself whether lhs hat
Is the true standard for taste and merit
WM n. BEEsE a Co respectfully offer an opinion-'ha
they think their knowledge and experience the BUSINESS
cn. them giye-thst their hat for this viii 10
fcupd superior, every point anything In the hns hs
mas been manufactured up TO the present period.
They wish to take this opportunity Of returning Their
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon their ess
lishments, and to the public that ef5r sl 10
spared 10 merit lts continuance
NB-W. n B. a Co. will open the same ssseft
Of magnificent Paris Chspesux and Cssqueiss o
children, the richest and hsndsomest goods imported
aulq7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

" A Free Soil Meeting is announced at Fs
neail Hall Thursday evening to respond to the nom
nation OF VAN BuBuS and ADAMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

BATTLE WITH TIE IsDIANs.-ln the y. L0His
Union is An Official report from Captain Griffin, dated
Fort Mann July Il OF an engagement on The 9Th be-
tween a detachment Of 100 officers and men, and one
piece OF cannon and body Of some so Carnanche In
dams on the CimaroIe River
The Indians were put 10 fight IN about three hours,
with presumed loss of least thirty one believed 10
be principal chief The whites had none killed, two
wounded This ia the same action noticed IN some Of
our late extracts from the =. Loss RspwbticnR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

CIRcuLAR -GENNs FAIL HArs-2li Brosdway-Aa.
gust as-Hsvng had the good fortune heretofore
cure the patronage Of the discriminating part of the pqb
by the elegant style and superior finish " bis hats the sub
scrberlakes pleasure 10 announcing his friend,
and the public large, thsi he will be prepared to erhh,
his Fall style OF hats on Friday the 18th day OF August snt
is confident AZ meeting the highest expectations ofhs
customers by the novelties Of form and elegenee Of mse
ais combined in their manufacture Several elegsncles
newly imported from Paris have been adopted, spd he
shape modified render hs Fall hai the mos elegant
and becoming upon the head of GEO.
temsn
In consequence Of his largely Increased facilities for
ufacurng which the results Of his ext nsye busrcss
he has been enabled 10 combine in the manufacture OF HE
beaver and mocskn hats the richest and pures, materials
possible 4 be procured. VIII he offers them nsuy D
per cent than they have been sold ~ suy establishment
In this city.
The subscriber viii also open on the 18Th int several
cases Of the elegant styles Of fancy hats for ohdr
selected by his scent IN Psrs expressly for his uste
Ladies respectfully invited to call and examine hisnch
and varied stocks Of childfens hats and caps
auig 81 J. N. oENiS, sii Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

~ Hon JOSHUA a SPENCER addressed {
Wing Meeting at Rochester al Thursday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
r1y- Uu,on Of the whig- for the sake Of

on Union Of the Whig. for the sake OF
Cnion-The Democratic Why Young Men OF the Cry
and County Of Sew-York requested to assemble 10
Mass Mceing In Washington Parade ground or 1uesoey
evening I'll int O'Clock for the purpose OF resPoocng
10 The nomination o. TAYLOR and FlLLNoRE.
Hoo Rufus Chosie, Hon Thomas CorwiD, Hon NA1sin
Duer Hon Patrick Tompk and other distinguished speat
r. hsv. been invited snc expected 20 be present
By order General COMMITTEES Of Democrsnc nlg loung
Men JOHN J. r. DE Pbl, NntHnsn NOil =, a. a.
sAmuyL De Morn Secretary sniS u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

FALL STYLE OF HArs.-HAYEs, 80 Broadway, corns
Fulton-st issues his Fall style OF Hats today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

Y Prof o. NJ. Mitchell OF Cincinnati has been
appointed survey and locate the route Of the Cinctn
ns and 81 Louis Railroad between vncsnnes and 81
Loais and is expected 70 enter Immediately upon the
work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

~ Wedding Cards, highly polished both sdes vrf
rich silver edge-an entirely new and beautiful article
Also, splendid Envelops, Boxes for Wedding Cake, wet
ding Waters. Silver Cord, &C. j. EvEEDELIs Prvm'n
Engraving Establishment, 500 Broadway, corner Dusns<
second square above the Park. s1l2 TuThsssil In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

Speaker wIsrHRor arrived home, in Boston,
"a Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

~ DR.. CoIyer has arrived in Bost IN. and en-
gagged the Howard Athensum for his exhibitions BY the
model artua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS

NATURAL HoSEsrY.-As gentleman from New
YORK was walking in Hicksst. yesterday his pocket
book containing $780, accidentally tell out when lii
tie girl who the occurrence picked il up and ran
after him 70 present it The gentleman Immediately
rewarded hes with $50 note
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
Law C0urfs.

MAuSK Covsr-Be:ore Judge Waterbury TAc,,.
uarfs- FAHy S-fft nofs b~sus Of t.. -
"a -. - ~ s, .f-.s5 80. ~ ", So. . -, q
yrrars Hsfn1 ff~sf. sra n. ~
Temporarily ~tis h.kss oct 81 store ~hsh -.
lHS~ .-o Tat VI " si-a hnn sasr-srd ~ -.,.,i
a-us - faFu-hs hn .iss . a. usi go . -.
~n % ui.s~ q seeun m 900 lsf-i - 'a--t a..
usgnsu, So Psntf snosn oi nets a~a- a. D. $50
H-n, sof didt NJ n Hapt
WImArEN GRrTs, Oh CR,cEED WixAr-We la.
often spo ken Of the great 81 cracked wheat .s
a. an article Of diet in constipation and IN TACT Tor M
persons whether SICK well Have the bes, Of .hs.s
OF good plump, well insured grain Wash Il n n
csssary Have IL cracked cOsrsely In mil thar Nh
cut rather than crush The lees you have sr0uns "
time the better for the fresh ground article !. IL
best The wheat should b. boiled in pure son vs,er
rain water i. excellent and people were bali a ar
tcuar in obtaining water tea coffee tobacco sna !.
thousand other useless and Pernicous thinss psss.
the palate they would sways have enough pure 40
wster) Boil this hour Al least and two hours IN
better for the more cook iar.naceous food TIE -
ter Eat this one, snd better, two times Day as
,,llar meal with a very moderate portion Of NIL
stewrd fruit honey. sugar or molssses But b. very
careful a. 20 any or All Of these condiments II to-
much milk j. taken the head j. oppressed because of
the stomach hard work and Of the other ard
ces particularly sweets This wheat then is u ~
best possible forms OF food Tor either sick well
The family Of one OF patients has oxperinen,eds
GOOD deal OF late upon making brown bread The foyr
st suits them best IL that made By boiling the cracked
wheat ., least Tor two h0urs This = then made into
small cakes with the use OF sufficient quantity Of frs
aour 20 make the dough adhere properly The cakes
then baked without salt yeast OF any addition was
ever snd are much relished IL Is OF the most o
ish things in the world Tor person e. eat superans
bread when they can possibly get any other -
fDr shows Water Cure journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
The Ii RAILROAD AccrDESr

To ne Editor Of The Tribune.
On the 10th inst. some four or five hundred per-
sons were on an excursion Of pleasure the Long
Island RsilrOad collision took place between the
trains OF this pleasure party and the regular train by
which three persons were killed and many wounded
some Of them manned for life and If the others had
not been proyidenfiay favored hundreds OF them
would have been destroyed as they met on bridge so
much above the level Of the earth that the one baggage
which broke from s issenings and of the track
was dashed 70 atoms The engines were IN an instant
converted 10 one mashed and gled wreck Of iron
lifted into the air by the impetus of the cars imme.
distely IN the rear Of them.
A. the passengers cleared themselves from the cars
and behed this fghtfal spectacle and the chssm into
which they were saved from falling they felt the mar
rowness OF their escape from Immediate destruction
some u the passengers say the whole was occasion
ed bycareesness and undertake point out the iau
One Wen asked why he did proclaim il aloud said
ne mad no ooeire 20 appear prosecutor but II legal
y investigated, the truth would be discovered send
TINS hoping sou viii try TO wake up the County magis
trates where The occurrence took place To searching
examination Of the whole affair that the guilty may not
escape know that punishment for what IL past will
not restore life or strengthen broken limbs but il will
maze reckless persons who hear Of such punishment
offenders.
The reason travelling Is so much mo9 safe on the
other side OF the Atlantic u the perseyerg promptnesi
OF the constituted authorities in following up Every oc
currence similar % the above.
ISQUEsrs-Coroner Ball held an inquest yester
day, the body Of child Of Mr. K Curtis, Of q
Adams ST. who 20 his death BY accidentally falling
into the river from pier foot OF Dockst. Verdict &C
cordingly. An inquest was held the same day on the
body OF George +. Mofat, citizen OF Newfork, whG
drowned while bathing Of the Atlantic Dock. Yer
diet In accordance.
IkfAsTIcIpk-The body Of de adj child, boxet
up was found yesterday floating In WaIlabout Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
SICKNESS AT SING siSo.-The Hudson

SlckNts, AT cIAG ciNt--lhe NHdsyh Nittr
Chronicle, published at sing sing, says
We have no disposition to withhold from the public
the fact that the Summer complaint, which now pre-
walls In this section Of country exists 70 an alarming ex
tent al the sing Sing Prson where IS attended with
very malignant features The physician and oicers u
the Prison stand by their posts manfuy and are doing
everything IN their power 10 arrest the disease and
save the lives OF those already attacked
Mr. Mel the Agent or Hodgk s. Smith, is the only
person connected with the Prison who has yet died
with this complaint He was buried on sunday last
and learn from MS friends that In his case the de
yielded 10 the most powerful medical pre-
scrpOns. Considering the great number OF conyiets
who have been attacked the deaths are comparatively
few At time IS were SEX beds with - spph-
cations from other patients some Of whom have since
been taken 20 the hospital and others cured
Mary Elizabeth Wells Little daughter OF the W az
den died with the same uplaini Wednesday last.
On the day she taken sex she had visited the e
male prison she daily IN the practice OF doing %
carry nour.shmeni 70 the sick We vii not undertake
70 say the disease Is contagious but from the above
fact and other Circumstances, We deem II our duty to
caution the public against visiting either prison during
the prevalence Of the disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS

ELrwE>rs or MErroRoLoGY, with Questions iof ESami
nation Designed for The use u Schools and Acadenue,
By JoHN BRocELEsBy AN Prof Nat Phil and Nah
emsic.. Trinity College, Hartford illustrated win
Engrayinss. New-Yofk Pratt, Woodiord Co
We arc glad to see this interesting and import
ant subject attracting the attention OF those who make
and publish books for institutions OF education There
Il no attractive study than the one here prescu
ed and few Of greater consequence. We are, by this
book easily indicted into general understanding Of
all principles in Meieoroloey from the simplest forms
Of Evaporation - all the known laws Of that seemingly
incomprehensiblc power Eccuicity-whose lghtout
speeding wing is linking states and Nations by It's iron
nerves into a oneness OF knowledge and We hope a
oneness of interest and feeling The book appears
be- though brief very comprehensive. embracing The
Atmosphere Aerial Phenomena Winds. Hurricanes
Tornadoes Water spouts Aqueous Phenomena Rain
Fogs Clouds, Dew, Frost snow Hail Electrical Phe
nomena: Atmospheric Electricity, Thunder Storms -
Optical Phenomena Color Of Atmosphere and Clouds
Rainbow, Mirage Coronas and Hslos - Luminous Phe
nomena: Me,eortes Shooting stars Meteoric show
ers, Aurora Borealis. sc. sc We doubt not instruct
ors will examine and approve the work.
~ SMITHS ILLUSTRATED AsTRoSoNY De-
signed for Public or Common Schools By Asa SMITH,
Principal of Public school No - City Of NewYork'-
j. neat Work IN quhtO lOIlf giving Ol coHiphalou
of easy etterpress and Illustrations just
and plain idea Of the sublime Science OF Astronomy in
all its varied branches The Lessons some 20 In
number followed by copous explanations OF the terms
employed descriptions Of the Sderesl Maps which are
furnished with some two dozen other diagrams Each
lusraton-occupying one entire psge-is so arranged
as to directly face the lesson applied IT, good plan
The work s designed for Common schools but may be
used with great advantage Introductory work in
any institution In is preparation the best authorities
have been consulted and far have looked into
H. all the newest Astronomical discoveries seem to be
detailed with accurscy-Mr smith has here succeeded
in putting foriha volume which must have the great
success It so richly merits practical snd succlnct
Elementary treatise topic fraught with universal
interest. To unprofessiona readers its contents will be
almost equally interesting and valuable from the extra
ordinary with which the authors handled
published by Cady Burgess. % John-st)
NEW Music" The Alpine Horn Melodie de
Proch arranged with Variations by Frs. Burgmuler,
has Just been published by VIM Hall son 239 Broad
way Iii. beautiful piece and got up in very neat
style.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
CITY ITEMS.

~ We understand that Hon. WAsEISsTos
rSr IA. consented TO deliver the Anniversary Address
h-,,rs ts, American Institute during fs coming Fsif
4, ,,ii orcur about the second week Of October.
Hon. Joa~ C. sFE~oEK to deliver the Address At
the state Fair ~ Buffalo
- Hon. DANiEL WgBsTLR has arrived at the
Actor House, on his way home from Washington
Hon Arthur Bseby, Of Alabama the new Minister 20
Ru.sis. with his family and Msssrs Vphsn and Peek
Of Vermont are at the American.
Gen Wool. and stat, and Hon Nessr' lease +.
Ho,rne. Of : c. ard George ?. March. Of Vermont
arrived from Pbiladephis yesterday afternoon
ForSp pRowyED.-Yesterdsy afternoon the
hosv Of vours riaa was found drowned at the foot of
wsrren.st and o. account Of the suspicious arising
,on the fact o. MS hands being tied together snd no
money found IN his pockets the Corener delayed to
hold an inques, III, this DAY The deceased addressed
in black cloth dress cost, black Saline, pantaoon' with
open front black silk hgured vest. figured neck hand
kerchief and light ue-shoes. The body remains IN tne
Aims House yard for recognition.
Nr.rc,L.-M. Strskosch is remaining IN the City
for the present but as the travelling season Is
fairly over he viii give series OF Concerts IN Boston,
Nev.York and Philadelphia
Our friends the steyermarkers, have given two Con
certs in Saratoga with much success and We noueea
tia, third is advertised Dempster is sso there and
his ballads will sound sweeier than ever in the fresh
ness OF these pleasant August evenings
DoNByY At BURTON s.-The excellent drama
ti.ed aDombey & son which was brought out at Bur
toms two weeks ago, has been revived, with better
cast, though the prominent characters remain the same
Mr. Ravuond's Tootsn could not easily be improved
and Burtou's Captain Cutie hook and sl should oe
made note Of" The piece draws large houses and
We hope will be kept on the stage for some time yet
The amusing buresque on Lucia n Ln'awtrHHT sun
continues 70 be attractive
~ NIsLOs Just at present, is dehsht'ul
49, of resort with Hacket- ysndenhos and Ham
poDd as the triple magnet by which thousands are
drawn 10 il, bright and airy atmosphere aud the uxu
os comfort OF its crimson sofas. Mr. Hseke't l. the
mos, admirable personston Of Falstsf we have ever
seen and will soon resppear in that character q" KIP
Van Wrinkle Is also in preparation Mr. Hammond
Ia. been ndisposcd for several days past b' viii soon
spp,ar. we learn. in the King snd the Comedian.
rgThe CITY GUARDS Capt McArdle' have
made arrangements to receive the Troy Citizen Corps
who viii arrive here this morning by the night boat
After breakfas, at the Aston House Gen. Wool VIII
accompany the Troy Corps their return by this morn
nr's boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

NV ] UEA1 Au- TO 10
Mr. Horace GRLELEY Deay Sfr.-An old subscriber re-
specially and earnestly asks Of you whether private subjects
OF Great Britain would no, be u.lihabe sympsthzing
with and aiding the enslayed Acsn ID the United
SAFES in any eGou for emancipation, much those
Americans now are who assisting the Irish verrow
their Governmen, and dispossess thew landlords
Respectfully w. KEERs, 81 Broadway.
- Precisely the same Sir And # ever the
southern Shareholders stsrve 10 death even one
hundred thousand Of their Slaves, and keep on
starving them we not only hold that the People Of
other lands may help the Slaves win their freedom,
but We ardently hope they rA ia Tr5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

~ We understand that Hon WasHISeroS
~r has consented TO deliver the Anniversary Address
brs tie American Institute during if' coming fsif
I, .li occur abou, the second week Of October.
Hon. Joa~ c SFE~cER Is TO deliver the Address a.
"a, sfafe Eair n Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

NEW Music" The Alpine Horn Melodie de
Proch arranged with Variations by Frs. Burgmuler,
has Just been published by VIM Hall son 239 Broad
way Iii. beautiful piece and got up in very neat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

IkfasricIDE.-The body OF a dead child, boxed
up. was found yesterday floating In WaIlabout Bay