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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-09

islapsl5 a@FHal i by ahdlnEs e - ssieH,a
use PT0p0siEiua. he EubEisnrs q Nf.
BrHlan's bill. % obtain TrKaH b. neFoiia'
itsoh. ! had siioag 0tieeiiens e his plsap
az 4 ~ % sc ne Esaesssly = proPrie.
~ a. passing he Hoase Frsolasioa eilhes
silhos wilhasi ~ Proposed amsndmsass;
and i wss urgra n; L. session US "a
NEAR a. elnse shai ghs tnfasaFe uould Be
d-ksaasd 4 Ne substituted Mr.. Benlon's
plan faF Inc nlier. 1hereas IL ~ made i
~ atisls.anIl srtirir i 1oald readily pass
the House in thal form. This reasoning
did mt satisfy NE. huI fading thai nv
lIsends Were 81 sasix6ed with such pro
posrd arrangement. sccrdrd % il--pryE
Eided Thai could hare Satisfactory ssla.
rancrs hat the plan prnpnsed IN such d
mendmenl would Be- he only one used
and snhmiiied 10 TeKas.
Mr. Polk wzs in the city; q was under
stood lhal he was very anxious that can-
gross should art upon he subject before
he came into Office II was also under
stood that the proposition TO amend The
House resolution, originated with Mr..
Polk. II had been suggested that il ne
did 50 amend The resolution. Mr.. Calhoun
would send or the House resolution 10
Texas. and 50 endea,or 10 foresIaIl the
action 0f Mr.. Polk; bat Dir. McDufFie. his
friend. having mel His suggestion By the
declaration that he would not have the
" audaeily" 10 do such thing. il was no
more thonghl Of. One difficulty remain
ed. and that was the danger OF putting il
in the power &c Mr.. Polk 10 submit the
House resolution 10 Texas. We under
sinNsl. indeed. that he intended To submit
the Senate proposition to that Govern.
men'. but without being satisfied that he
wo,Ad do this. would not vote far the
resolution. and il was vel ascerlain.d
that without my vote il could not pas.
Mr. Haywood. who had voted with me-.
aud was opposed To the House resoluiiog.
undertake 10 converse with Mr.. Polk Oh
the subject. aud did 90. He afterwards
told me that he was auihoIizrd by Mr.,
Polk, la say TO myself and other Stnatnrs,
that il We would pass the resolution with
the amendment proposed 10 be made, he
wonltl not use the H"use resolution. but
would submit the Senate amendment as
the sole proposition To Texas; upon this
assurance ! soied for the amendment mov.
ed By Mr.. Walker, containing the sub.
stance OF Mr.. Benion's bill. and voted l"r
the resolution az il now stands OH the sta.
Iute hook.
II is matter Of history that Mr.. Cal
houn did have the .'audsriiy" 10 send Of
special messenger with The House resO-
luIi"n TO Texas. OH the Sd Of March. a
few minutes before he went out Of office;
and that Mr.. Polk adopted, and confirmed
This act Of Mr. Calhoun, so admitting Tex.
a. into The Union. and placing the United
States in q state Of war with Mexico.
Knowing that my esteemed friend, F.
p. Blair, had taken deep interest in this
subject while il was before Congress. I
Addressed note To him, requesting stale
ment of hi. recolleciions Of The way the
question got through the, Senate. The
following Is his answer.
/ am, Sir. yours,
BENJAMIN TAPPAN.
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Something for Conservative Demo.


crats.-We clip The following from The
Augusta (t;a.) Chronicle and Sentinel,
and recommend il to the perusal Of our
Democratic brethren:
There are thousands Of Democrats.
who have hitherto gone with The leaders
Of their party, through thick and Thin. thai
now hesitate in making Mr.. Cass Presi.
dent Of the United States. They have
something TO lose when that gentleman
shsll involve the nation in war with
Great Britain, as he unqueslionably win
if placed al the head OF the Federal Cor.
eminent. They feel The forcc OF remarks
like The following, made BY the Hon.
Washington Hunt, Of New-York. in an
address 10 his constituents !"
III there were no other reason for sup.
porting Gen. Taylor, il would be enough
for me to know that in elecling him we
defeat Gen. Cass, and arrest the policy 10
the party in power II Gen. Cass should
chance 10 be elected, we are forewarnetl
that the worst measures Of the Admins
tration will be continued. In respect 10 our
foreign policy. he has lsborcd necessarily
III the Senate land ! believe successfully
10 satisfy the country thai he canno, be
outdonc in the extrasagance Of his views.
Instead Of culiiyating the spirit or peace
and the arts Of civilization. he seems To
consider it the first duty ol statesman 10
prepare the people for " inevitable war"
Ills patriotism seems to luxuriaie in vi
SONS Of endless conques,s and unbnuntled
sway. He stands ready to swallow aIl
MeNl"o, Yucaian aud Cuba, peacea5ly. If
We ran, iorcihly. il ne must"
" No pent-up Utica contracts our powers,
But the whole boundcss continent is ours"
His theory Of territorial expansibiliiy
and manifest destiny, can be realized only
shI2pgh long course Of war, devastation
1sengfndering serial misery and
oEEnption, introducing new Gle.
cord into our political sy stem,
glorious union will be bro
cls or held together by the
60 ilary desporisrn. 1t is
imposs nplate The election Of
a freslde Ing surh views with
out neianrH lings for the coun.
try. Ia my opifS are hound to aver,
the calamity. How shall i, be done!
here can be but one answer. II mus, he
by the efforts of the Wing party Of the
Union in support Of Gen. Taylor.
The Why's have chosen him f,,r their
candidate. and for one, feel nn difficulty
IN sustaining him. Though a military
nan, who has served his c"un,ry in bal.
lie. Gen. Taylor is an enlightened friend
0! peace. lie has seen the mi.eries of
war, and regards il q an evil TO be avoid.
ed by every honorable expedien,. In our
foreign relations he would he guided by
principles If justice aud moderation. He
was opposed 10 the annexation of Tesas.
and Is 'lverse 10 any future .cqui,i,ione
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Can't Go Cass.-We learn from al.
ihorily on which we place the utmost re-
lance that Mes.rs r.. X. Cralle. r. u.
Morris and Judge Wilson Of Lynchhnrg'
w. +. Gordon Of Bedford. and leading
Democrat in franklin, whose name we
have forgotten. have avowed their deter
n'naion not 10 stand by the Baliim"e
nominaiion, and tina, they will vote tor
Gen. Taylor. We learn further tha' s"'"e
Of these gentlemen have already taken the
stump for Old Zach. This is r"nIor' ior
VIZ. Rtchle 2 .ti!l. R,.i...- ~. 4
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hons slnos peaee has hrsn awom'sgsssfh
q. rnaniFa Il fKpsdlii0Hs lHim De Nut
isd SlslsE q iuFa3e Ihe ERInRinlEg ifftilsl.
res n 8Irxir0. uiih arms uf ths Lniifa
Safes IN lhrn haaAsg FsIbid i Jasiies
FoIbia i u0aag!
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We haze god EFunnl faF l,FllstiR "a
undsE hls piminlsHElpna ne EniFh Il ~,
flinrIsl sFFsn1iEFmFnl nd rspsriy ellie
rxPs.lsL Elon or rasHrils.
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Some. BY admiring o'ihrf mems virtues.
become enemies 10 their cwa ices.
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THE ANTEDILUvIAH WORLD.
PROFgs-Os BAgRY's TRICOPHEROrs.
m MED rCATED COM u N D I,

II Sow ACKNOWLEDGED BY THOUSANDS, Who
lie Il de- v o. The oniy remedy 10 prevent badness
M io restore hiif that hss f. en ofOr become nn 10
event gray hair ara remove every appearance Z
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,rl.~s - tr.uc- Slice 10 general sdOpIOr, have r.
ce..d nu-ross testimonial. ~ 10 efficacy, among which
| err Horn SEPT ~,
Il, r.psr- T11 have pefr.srr y rsne bsvns
.ro-ee rs.t lfy n Jos I0toph-rups. hr t0,.srg ~
ar se- 4ss II os src 17ragns % ocrs sln
. cir al yesrt "a ~
10 tts-zr color h4t usg frcuq srg', -
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i- OF ell .rsnf snd arq4an'anc,s na
s.rs., grss ti~ general addiction f.as -
three soe 1J o-lr-r eho Psyso-. CATHERINE 1880
Hub,5s 81. AsTus' -, -
u H.A B.rsr-Sr Having bad r-psii,3 c'i' ioI yof
op -rors rss riarei f1 - supply snt 81 ' -, -,
I'd. CO.. IA. -~n ataa.trg Oa@ ~r 80 =
-ntr-, 0sl lff t- hsr recovered. after ronii.s 7, .
ir-, mouths and requested cy .eg,r'i go - Il -, =
20 - OBI Esfn they o~e 500 mi .S Il, 80.
90 usel ~ dr-ss.ng u- h-if % CoDDtSCTOS
PR tir Eryvsff 49,. ,
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Prcs onJ > cslt, l~f 9o'i', q 81 H.,
-.-,.,,.sr. sJrs of lie s-s, a. ces or cnn
f.'ti.'.l p. -. 80 .fi ii'-y N;h Bsrry
-t,.' REQ anlsn.i- fel rlfb bur slrse ff-i
-.,,,s-, - .-.rf s.nara- AID 1ce@3 al disease.
Cd ~, ess 49, hsr. girJ InoPlsfoa' "a o-'' Af' ever
r. bve are few selected from great number, Of
% Ar description ard u ale ts beneficial Effects nave De
rrr 40 ecers there j. scarce respectable dot''
a M Dos not know Instances 81 Ike nature
To rrsveu imposition, inc words bAREYs Inc"pnc,o-.'
for m. Hair Sak-Yofs II be fund blown on en- onr
and odd By all The principal dru throughout me
States
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MEDICINES.
THE ASTHMA CAN BE cUREr

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$50 ,,.-- .t.s .t- .t 80 = -tf, - .ssfs d.
-. 49, -. Il. 1901 -- -..t- ID 20 r.ai rrf7
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ARCHITECTURAL WON

I IsT 30 I-Brsrdo.- Anaysi Of Genie Architecture.
liz vols - -
Brandor- Pir1-hal Churches 81 -a1f ~ plates
Bruo-s CIV Town mud County Ar BIT ctIrc folio SO
Bl0x4u.'s Prncu - Of Gothic Arch iec'u 9 ~.
Bar,'s Anglican Church Architecture Il -.
Collin GOflIc Cr4afurr sol no. 81.
Chamrers's Civi Archie ;lrr. hy PenNortl %.
Carter's sre-rners of Gohc Architecture. voI-. -.
Carper try. Geomerca. Prscu1al ard Constructive e.
PLACES =
a. s-ary Of Gothic Architecture abridged y IS.
6 oiwi's Domestic trchife lol plates v0s s6.
Tfrd-fdoItf. Ornament. of he Made Ages. 81
Iaerls Examples of Tudor Architecture. 80.
Hooking on A che ciure ara Bui dns, - piatrs -
Lrgar'. vi n Archi ectlre, culor-d plate- 80.
Nich lsou's Practical Builder. vois 50
y chos,n's Principles II Architecture. vols ell
Pugin's Examples Of Goihc Architecture. vols So
Pugin'- Specimens Of O N Architt cure VDs. 80
Pulir'. Goihic O-nsmelts vol ~.
Imp ned ami FOR sale ny d. APPLFTOt CO
- 2ds 900 Broadway.
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AUCTION SALES.
DYR.C. KEMP. Alcuou~rf
ID FRIDAY, s-Pt p,
A. 10 o'clock. At 2s2 Bfosd LAY, opposite he P"s an

CRY Hal
L.Eer Tam SAIr o. FpE>IrUEF s~n PfsSo-Fosrfs,
on ZOOS MoNrRs CsfDir FoR al suns otts esV-h
KEMP will SCI 81 Auction, ca Friday y tssosue. -
oct reserve 900 cis Of furniture. oil ~ which on eesn
made r he city Trade u The ossi ~ seasonea 'st
and viii desire Awe satisfaction. ard rrcsrni' ere
oppormaiiy for hoss ~sfi n good .ufuinre 20 "nsy
iheuse VIII almost sver siye and description ~ fc.
wood wsho.sny M hsck ~situt csHtei snd uphoisef
~ raror snd nIng room .rd clsmter firrilfei sni
house furnishing iarcs scss I'D Yisr4fftr-, W wrt
robes IA iu syes. u cruson pusb
and hsif-c,ih. mshosany ch.ir-. variety = rsiicfus
sgrrg snd u .sSi. easy and roting ctsf., .ofs bed
ssacs eies-'eiss rosewood nsbefof, center ara s0fs
aides. brs.kfss csn srd wofk tstlrs msfh ~tCp sri
dres.ng harraur sui washsfsnns ushosn, ffcrrt het
st-sds corsss d.. hair mattresses ard variety " rrn
fancy housekeeping srfce. AGO. ~ ID mshossry par
ior chsr. Asn 81 mahogany frerch h".isar Asu. -
n.sck walnut c,sg- do 49, - n'ro.''op srd oihsf
dressing buresux Ai-o - msr1.ciop warotsfy 20.
sands Also Sc mahogany OF > IN hs.r-e .N 40, -
mahogany rock chsif. m hairs lo'h and p.usn y
hair sfrcsscs feather beds 80 81 ssu ~ ren kfsn'o-s
assorted styles IS -uShcssny ~sftfooe.
fin0-lartes % be- soid 81 2 Otocss ro.ewcod n O.
tayr piano 0ffcs r. well Known makef xni "a f-a
VII he wafrsnied The sane a. -od arrssic 'se -
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THE CHEAP
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKSTORE,
The Moral Center Of the Intellectual W ord,
f.e NAsSATr-T NEA-AOKk

fA NAsSAL--T NEN-l Ohh-
uNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully nofns al literary
, u-s necroms ucers. and makers up OF libraries teu
.slv that he as addict his stocs TIE pfcstnl season
teu thousand volumes prncipa.y frcelFrl from r"
rome He determined 10 =. tho-t as Ell a. every ohef
COX he ros-sses al prices uuprsccdeuiedy low Tor csfh
In every brfn-h Of religious ano" eiee ne his r WI Jung,
M the greatest dvires including many Of r bfrrA hn'
attn Fathers he has a extensive coleclul OF uie
Greek ard Latin CasslCs Of ihe choicest tdi0ns IN Wis
raneou. Literature ell TIE works commonly on sale o.
seiber with Boz k- ont Of print and olnrf"isr very ir
fh4t cannot be had il auy other ho ashore 10 le cY
u. q also largely supplied VITA books on lit i'5"l'-
.uhecfs VIZ. srcu Boisnr 90 knfh Sp'Ir i"h
r,sfiny 20 America. Architecture, Illustrated BOOKS Al
I.s.e kuui-naucs and WOrS- on Antiquities; hsoIi ara
Riogrsphv: Cookery aud Domestic EconOmy hdufanon :
European TopC graphyi htfaaIs t,yAs $500 r., h.
.veg 10 Great iIso AMI ireland WORKS frahs lo hs
lap LeVcOn- ard ID cfiOn4 ries; Logic Mri fror au
Political Economy. MaiAemstcs aud VA Lrai fmi'-opIy
Military Books: Musical W. rks; Naurh History shl Oe
Ioyy: srsr collection OF curious ana rare fanpme-
bound IN vols Penodci Literature IN whole SIS su1 'l-
Prreno.ogv Physiology and M~smersm' AsirOiogs'
Nerronarcv aud fortune Telling; Poetry,
aud the Drama 600 vols sermons. W 10 - o. : aver!
d rmtn Books. Hebrew, Arabic, Chali-e aul b..Nr-t
Works. VOYAGES sud Travels Guide h.fs-' 'aE. o'iS
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R,.ss al every Kind: Chemistry Mrtt ursy Geo o. y Me
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Assurance and works cunou- and oul-o iN'" ~ SUI
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~ short . well known There : no sil' s'"I' -
fv " Inch present. such various iersry 20 cn'n- ana n
iegs ~ say that he j. selling exclusive! 10y '.'' W
.ring he very sma ct prCf On vhcl me business a
be carried on He invites az 10 cal i.,l 80 H., a.,
iige for himse literary lunch l. daily spread hs =" =
,r Il, the creates, cornor4n huu- "a De should se 'ur
celebrated Bishop Of Avsranche-. d-VOur l.'
ve.r: or lsrse shogldeI 10 mutton Hno wv P'
oortrr dsIfv se Arcldesceu Psry
JOHN DOYLE. Cheap Ancient and Mode'n
.te -,s,ri.-,W Bookseller. 10 Nassau-st
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. MAGAZINES FOR OCTOBER -

MORE NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS NJ BERFORD &
Woo : 2 Asfor use-Childrens FASHION,. win pat
erns instructions for cutting, tnd ~ endd iafhon pae
all for ~ 80
Goiys Ladys Book October, the best published PC
Graham Magsz ne for October, rch ~ usual -5 Cts
linton Magazine ar Dct1t er. splendid number p cs
Ladies Naffoual Magazine. leautfu V illustrated la1c
Aib-n the Pirate. a Rom.un Of tie Metropolis = ci-
The Ocean Plague, o. Voyage on an Migrant rssel
- 60 MS
The lrish sketch Bo0k-Thacseray beet ~ cts
FIrfsfioDs n America or High Lie In New York q cs
Ameia ore Young Laiy's Nci.-rde- by Ms- i4.l- 20
The Merchant. shirr, by Miss Pickerng. p
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Harold or the .t- Of ite saxon hug-. By Buwef 7c
Whim hy q P n Jsmes-hs as and best . cts
Oak Openings hy Feuinrrs Cooper. : vols each &c
American Journal Of AgncultI ral Science. = c's
Wsrping 10 Wives great novel = cts.
Lena Cameron. Belle Of the Family, and ManueFerns
Mother al hy MR. Gray. Each y cts
The above To geiher with ali the ard cheap books
Wholesale and retail, by hfhfphb -
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1NkE MfkiNE JpthNhh' fV' "i" '"' -
cIIARFp-B,r1. Missouri, Brown. Galway, Csmberlsn a
Ph.ip. z RIM. Jones' Corr L McCTcady x Co Ann >mu'
Thompson peusr,rs, Nhss Patterson
a.. John Hsuey Costello Johns. Petersburg Cooper Sa
yssnsh. LMoCre-dJ Co Psqun, Williams Noble h"
tai & Co - o..
Goa M.rsnd Pie Co, Maumon. West Bristol Alfred cree
hs Phisi hym.n, Toten, NeWio~n Hume Darling Charles
ton A Pauru a Co
B.rss Dsswsre, Brsss Philadelphia
ARRIvED-Psetetshp New World. KNIGHT, Ivepoo Aug 81.
Ina.e Grnneu CO. 90 -l.t MS, si - ~ BON i
pA.ed steamship wsson, Johnston hence Cor southampton and
80 81 ohae. sssory New Orleans. SEP, ml.. stanton.
NJ k,oa Jakson Rochelle and I'm i-le De Re 9Th Aug brsn
A, a. 10 Rrn Nsn psmms 10Th met ~ ~ %, bon ST.
"a. . h. Ihh Cob, of PvnCeoVn, standing 81, under storm
10 Oulth ~. oa So siPefenvt heavy gale from
.e.~sr. sr4hss weather during the passage
R. .et Hammond Lc~d. Ro Grsnde de Baid &h July hair
81 L. r. s.-i IN company N esrs hsn scroe
81 Ur,on Let Hsu Of Boston tom Lisbon
Anshusc RsrfnN. fn Ore i~ Verbs nc k,p~A
Her,n fn B-t more H.rhe Means im Lshon 90 brig
Cksks..~ Sso'fes Cope ie Verbs t ID Wolfe sueie's
I'm .scs fr An~srp, NsrhsH - Cape De Nerts, "r r.
,sn. r. Nfan sni for Philadelphia. tide sept u, hi 90
N n spose hsrs Ho1-, iu MOD, or - lhofns.
Hrs L., spear R1. Ptou lo Is. coal 90 Scue Whin-
sc6rH D,ugass INor N'deio~at g. "a'-
So rsfs. -. Nr.oklrgs, Gardner, lumber
So he r. kei, nenn's. hsh
So - no. Watts. Uorlt.fnn lime.
slrl--b-I. =. Poster Portland. tsh.
sshr he s~are. Hsslfoak. fhonIsstcn love
sehr Gen Narrsu. Sltf ri. lhonss'2u,'aa-
49, pars Pane. Tiouat-tou. lfne
So prrnsf Ars,. NesiIts. lumber
Sehr l. Sufh " .er W ln.a-ion. raw store
So Fmu. Mitchell. retersolrf, corn 80" N-n-
tcls I..sc Atarn. Ncurs, rhl1..sion, llo-
7.hr Flrs Haypcr. kooans. klnt9at, of t'.i.H
selr Maf.r Rest. Rcrioa' Or so.ion, %
sl,op Ac,v- 10 NO.. Msstc. 60 bhls .il Ashoy FsA
BEIow-2 sh.q, aaa buss .n tie oaog
sAIIFD-shio Itanhoe LNe0oo hr tfg s. John Harvey,
lohr, 90 P.isf.bsrs. sassnnNh. Wrt NV
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R1NGls vERpENA CkEANI.

~ n RING on insl inventor ani s-- pfop-'o ol '.-'
1 i,-Iy r.t4d compound fur shaving "a. a. lens %
bro M b. % ha perfect I'M n per-fl NJ pc vI ".e
A., .ibi4 10 trars END. There never va o-a'lh-
-, III - -ru-o-chei ia vIrI-s p-culff - o. %
~ H.. any pr-rsrafi0r reached ne meme % lai'
Rs Vrrbrna Cream" hes nor hss als > affZ S'tp
,arei' Cd the sponf aueols eglOge- from u- F-De P W
III rrr. - ~ u states l. has Tor years carried s~ns l
S, AZ The Anercan ilsffufrf ha- ers .pfri h.L-''
-, q, r,if-rors -ud ruurferf-fs. Ire Nefn-nA cream
,-.-r.,a te-r than ever before gut lp ~ rig
"a .od II three .h iugs "a ~ VA iorn-f 900 o'
n .4n. Il o.. srrali-' % eve -f- fr siis'a'''-' '
,r.s-rye 10 ricl qualities ln any Insie
y ps,s--., and FOR sale whoesa~ snd retail -
CHAs n RING. DugEis- ~ Sroad"ay
t.
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JACOB : PL,rr Aucroncer
Iln GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, II

tNVcs-ss German toys. cases rs dozen Shaving not
with tissses he SO CARTS SCISSORS, ir errds
pocket snd pen knives. genera assortment ~ f-ncT
goods, n dozen kuive. snd foss 100 Jog. gnl esefy
rsxnr--trop- Sc JACOB PLArT NJ tsi. T. -
DAY, coum- cling DO ucIocs. ~ M -sriou NON. y
Pisust Shove Also. iesd pe~ci- powder fssk- 70.
scissors ivory combs. britannia ss.plors SEX ere
cbrs hsr shoe eo'h ard rant hr1sles sussrs. pesfi
shirt buttons tweerers Germsn-iv-f ever. olri prri
cases fna sccordeons tu - KEYS tulet, violrs,
purses wallets boxes hne Tea rsy- n se sihrr bus,ss.
soap Cologne tooth brushes co.rici.s with general
rtrent OF fancy hardware. SC
Aso. 10 70 O'Clock general assortment ~ scd ari -.
waches 'epine levers. src1ls. u 81 fNrs lewel
ed Also. f-v SECOND hand watches Aso. lN lots 4
city made good jewellery, part Of which ~ tae qlsiy 30
y e. Catalogues ~ III suction rooui. IS .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
DRY GOODS.

HKFAT SALE OF DRY GOOn".-Ihhth
u HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES. W. BARN Tx
Co II Caharnesl have received and opened ready oi
n.oecron over three hundred and dy cases Of new Fall
mods comprising one of the most desirable stocks suitable
for he present season offered al retail In this city
$40 pieces rich silks comprising beautiful Seieclon' VI
stripes figured and paids3s, s. 3D. - Is % per yaiu'
300 pieces chang Cameor. wide sud heavy
beautiful sock Of every shade b o. D. g ana jos
80 pieces Satin stripe Armure' 'a1n Iuf'' b." VIZ
Fra &c Silks.
,o pieees high use eros de Rhine wa,ered Camelion and
mauilles suks from 10 yards wide
loa pieces heavy dress Siins-coors blue brown draO
green maroon and purple
BOD all wool cashmere long shawls->l5 p 9V 20 r'
500 cashmere square Shawls-s5, S. -. 60 ~
,o printed cashmere and ierkerde shawls-sj - - %
BOO all wool Ron Roy and Paris plaid long shawis-Sj' 90
IS, and $40. ~,
go an WOO R1b Roy and Paris plaid square shawls-s2
S. 81 S..
300 plaid cishmere Gro de Rhine and heavy ssiin sha"s
BOO oeces very fine French Mernos mode sud darn coors
80 Ct the German Merinos all coors-i' Is VI ana
IS per yard. o,
500 pieces Psramea Cloths sud Alpaca Lu'ifes-is Is 90
S. and & per yard very handsome satin stripes
300 piece. plaid and stripe changeabo dress goods OF va
rous styles from p 10 Is 6d per yard double wldlh
m niece. nrutel Cashneres-s 3D. D. 2s 90. SIS per yard
o pieces NJ de Lane-s 3d. Is 3d. 3 and s6d per yard
$50 French wooden and worsied Plads ana sulpes'
hsh colors, suil able for chidren's wear.
so pair ribbon bound Whitney, Macknaw and Rose ban
kets 81. lo-i ia. p {, 1874 and lii wide.
200 Counierrsnes and Marseies Ollis lo RI lii VIDE
500 Comfortables large szeos, rs, lis and 10 each
1000 pcs WEIGH English and domestic Fannes while REQ
yellow blue, black and green plain and twiled from
is peryard up.
90 pieces ae French and English Cloths and Cashmere
an elegant assortment Of all shades aud styles
500 pieces sainets and Kentucky Jeans all coors- 3 %
IS, SIS Cd per yard
8, cases Cscoes fast colo. yard wide-St a. 50
3D. %. l0d and Is per yard.
80 cases fine bleached Shifting Muslins from 10 yard
wide-6d, 80, 10 and Is per yard
80 bales heavy unb cached shrings every known make
from Ga per yard up
Aso-A large stock Of sberdashery Goods, s' Gloves
Hosiery linen ard pocket iudkerchefs, draw Musin &c
Asoalarge stock OF Linens Towels, Napkins table AZ
toSeling Diapers linen Damasks, dsmask Table Cloths
| men. worsied and cotton Table Covers.
| One prce-No lewiston.
IS II }. W BAkktk " 81 Naln1Iln--s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

The business Of Cincinnati in Groceresi u very I'M
.or,sn, and increasing branch Of trade and must YET
hecome Ill more important as the districts Of country
dependent upon the city for these articles become more
thekly settled In the following table we compare inc
receipts Of Sugar Mossses and Coffee for two seasons
zrfieles ls46-1 'f1-sI Arficits. lo'o-.' 90,
sags, 800 bids 1862 T.l5} Sugar ....bNs 5Lis - I'M
D1. bis 7l6 ilI75 Mo ssses Dos 1 ''s514 en- ~
r,.ry article excep, box sugar shows material j"
crease. r. o~o
The prospects of the Louisiana Sugar crop az. anS
e.ror.ile than they were earlier in the season and
ne yield at present promises to be less than 1t was last
,s,, The following table will exhibit the annual pro
ue, Of oul.iana for series Of years ~ wA'eh ~ VIII
.e,p that the Cane culture is liable to remsrAao'e
na,op. in its results according 70 the character Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
an Fall STYLE oF HATs..Ih. So,,h amer

IN FALL STYLE OF tiA1-.-Ihe Norm amer
XII lean Hat Company, kOVrry 1ltF, Manager,
have now on hand "a pply - Hai- II he isirst
sfvie which hey oarr for sale at er usual low prce-
witch Is one dollar single Hat than oilers sell tbs
.am- art cl. AL goods rstAi.oi A. Who esAr pfess
sn >pW -TyIgFALLF FASHION HATS Tor isis o.
Just finished geuefnrn- snd yvubg gcnts moirsAn
silk black beaver, nuiri~ bu.b, ana Cashmere HISS,
With recent impro .sment- IN tnnings and frnfh essf
.ne Is23 im-l J n MONAkQuf, Halter ~ bowefy