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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

~ The Journal of Commerce has undertaken
the desperate case OF the Slavery Extensonlsts
II pleads of course not for the downright establish
ment OF Slavery in the Territories. but for the
riqh 70 establish 1t there, and, IN doing So very
naturally denies the constitutIonelity OF any re.
striction 10y Congress aud pronounces the Jefier-
sonian Ordinance OF p unconstitutional 1t even
asks:
How does it appear that the prohibition OF slavery
was a sneedfui regulation, or was 90 considered "
men who framed the Constitutional the greater par
OF whom represented slaveholdng States
\ Why. Sir it appeared by the act OF the very Con
i gress IN session or Just adjourned when the Fed
eral Constitution was ormed-appears 10y the
enactment Of this very prohibition by that Con-
gress on the motion of a stakeholder aud IN good
part by the votes .oi Shareholders. How coHid 1t
appear
The Journal, true to its Instincts regards the sub
iect only in the view of profit and loss The
burthen of its song is Slave Labor Will not be
profitable in the New Territories therefore IL will
not 90 there. Then, Sir, why send Slave hr
there II there is to be nothing for 1t to operate
upon 1t is Slave tar that we object to-the
establishment, under our Federal Government, OF
statutes which authorize any man to fog women
and children because they do not exhibit due
diligence in working Tor him without their
own consent and without pay 1t is the moral
aspect of the question which most concerns us and
that the Journal treats OF no account whatever.
Slavery in South Carolina exists by the law Of
South Carolina aud the Free States are not NOR
ally responsible for its establishment and con
tinuance but Slavery IN the Teuitories-no mat
ter whether there be ten thousand slaves, or only
ten OF even none, so long there are laws TO au-
thorlze its a matter OF National concern, for
which the whole People are morally and every
way responsbe-at least, all who shall not have
resisted II TO the utmost.
The Journal is almost sure that the Shareholders
will Keep out Of the New Territories If we viii
only give them permission to enter. They are
only contcndnc for an abstraction. They don t
want 20 do rs they please on compassion, though
they want Their work all done that way. Says
the Journal
But 50 long as they are to be excluded by force,
they demand the right enter They don't understand
the logic by which they told they go excluded
while yet their slaves are excluded IT, after saying
they shall not bring their slaves Congress should add
nor their wives and children the disability would
scarcely be greater. The slaves of many southern
planters almost much part of their families
their wives and children"
Isn't the 'Glfgosf rather supertiuous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
Court CaIendar....THs DAY.

Cfr.rir- SPECIAL Motion f'i.
Csau.s ptr.s 40 change
s-rrrr- Corr l nn'er ir-1nent V q '- u-er
-r-ier thst rea-t Tie CtenirN BE- cae' 'lat
if -f - . ... 40 ... 49, ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

>EyERE STORM oS The LAKEs.-A heavy gale
from the south and East swept Lake Mch gan on Wed
nesday The night altogether the most boisterou.
one known upon this Lake for years The steamer
Nle Capt Blake and the Propelors California Oneida
and Princeton which were during the gale arrived
here yesterday. The Nile for several hours wa. ex.
posed 70 the whole fury Of the storm of sheboygan
the frequently breaking entirely over her and a.
her veteran Captain Blake said nothing being above
water except the smoke pipe. The California was
obliged 20 throw fifteen tons Of her deck load
overheard and much Of the cargo was damaged by
shipping seas. Milwaukee Sentinel 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

A Convention il seems, was held tOther night,
Al 4 shop 10 Broadway and wonderful sight
Was this pOwwOw Of coon, pOssum, badger and rst
Discussing the merits Of shocking baa hat
They'd Fox for the spokesman, and the Jolly old quiz
Win a lie on his tongue and leer On his phz,
Decided mem con. a. al orators do
That the side be maintained Of course must be tue
These hsts my dear friends said the Fox the best
To be had IN New York, and a. for the rest
OF ihe hdlters IN town, you very well know,
They're not up 10 humbug Ike b. y. Co.
So beaUteous and rare are their hats. and so nch,
Is the style Of their putting, article which
ought 10 know something Of, allow me 70 say,
That they're roadeyfui firm In every wsy.
50 But between you aud - said the yoluble Fox,
" Fm sadly afraid, that .hsi FuIion-sireet Knox.
When he hears Of his meeting viii expose the sfaif,
And hire scriber of his own 10 prepare
' racy account of this venal Committee
How we're bnbed 10 throw dust IN the eyes Ofhe city,
And pun up these east aud faei,n said the Fox
Though IN truth, they're sed, very far, BY friend
kncx
a" But Wen do we're ordered, and make report
That these mmac late hats cannot esew here De bought
Eor ten times their value 10 guness Of gold,
While those who believe H. buy the hats, and are ioid
And as for ourselves, ike creatures Of sense,
Wen enceayOr % obtain the worth " our pence,
And psirOuize Knox, Who, us very well Known,
sells far better hats hats than spy biorey IN town
KNOX. TIE HATTFR, .8Fulion-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
po-,pouement of the Forgery 'a-e MS
Meeting.
WAsHfNcroN

WAsHfNGI'Ns ilt-'y' -
The farther examination Of Phillips one Oh ne
,,,ie. implicated IN forging lane."arran'- mas oesH
postponed TIL October ,...
The Wings are celebrating the Anniversary oil me
Battle Of Monterey, tonight By holding mass meet
ing which was addressed BY George Washington r
Cu,,is The weather is uncomfortably cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL

- Hon. A. II -TErHES' Of ga has reco'era
from hi. wounds. lie attended Mass Mee'ias o. ten
thousand persons at Atlanta on the an. and made
f-w remarks. Ex.Gov CEAwF0RD. Hon NessIs us"
s,n Toom5s and Berrien made addresses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

demand but miller- M, disposed 70 paw for ihe
advanced rates asked 900 1900 bushels sold AZ
1r9a fl5c for Reds including a lot Of Mixed Al the
forrner r,res Corn i IN better demand and 1000 or
COO bushels Fla; yellow sold AZ - t3c. musiy ~
49, i.r,gr pri-e Oar-~0uihern sold A. 81 - cents
a., lr,ss and 100 bids sold ~ s26 20 Cotton Is
FIRMLY held with small sales AZ lll rates. sou ps-
I'D solB 20 arrive A. - 50. ODD days PROVISIONS
-rsrre and held firmly PORK j. worth 80 I'D and Go
mr. Ri ard a cts for hhs kegs scarce Batter
sold AZ lo CO.. sugars in demand -.' t--u, 80 -
sas. cts for Porto Rico, and u for Ne" Orleans
Coai sells more freely Wool j. also better ana the
l1vy grades have an upward tendency sales range AZ
- a - CO.. on time Whisky Is tuli 40 - = 60 lof
bhi. Not much doing Ia Fregn's for Liverpool = n
% for Mel and "a dior Grain are the ric- Coier'
s,rr. ~ SrocEs-F-sf Board - Union Canal. @
Is Wilmington RI. I'D. 1900 L TT Notes o. lui.
Is New Orleans Csc 100. 900 state o. - az ~
sch Nav Int Il 1910 Tenn 81. lint Jan and yuly) 10
Sscoad Board $50 lehgh Coal ScnP. - luo STATE
3. ia 100 City 81 % -6i 300 Lehish Mort Loan ~
g. Union Bank Tenn ~; Sd New Jersey Copper ID.
RAILROAD AcciDESr.-lvey : Lane. an agent
OF the Georzis Railroad killed on the ION INST
about seven miles from Macon. occasoned ~ nn
engine running OF the track ne baggage car "a'
ouiv drawn OF the track and the two passenger cars
escaped entirely They we're h.led with passengers
who escaped without injury.
HoRRIn MrRDER-The Macon lTuskegeel
Pera ircaH states that Of Mrs. Davis near that
place aged ~ years killed By negro belonging 20
h.s mother. on the 9th inst
~ \ large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Wings of New. Brunswick y. was held on Thursday
evening for the purpose Of Organizing a Rough ana
Resdv CLUB The meeting was addressed by Warren
Harienburch and Woodbridge Strong Lsqrs. OF New
Brunswick and Messrs Day and Kelsey OF Ne~-forS.
~ The synod Of New-Iersey will meet n
Wilksbarre. Pa or the 9TH October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

~ GEORGE w. PHiLLIPs. recently arrested
tWsshington = charge OF forging soldiers Bounty
Land Warrants. is not George " Philips who is also
engaged in prosecuting claims against the Government
George W is Locc-Foco. and member OF the Cass
Central Committee George W Is whig, formerly
Editor at Carlisle Pa appointed ofeo under Harm.
and removed BY Polk The ises tbs, the two names
have been confounded renders this explanation
sary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nuto's-AsroR PL,cE.-Thlt excellent piece, The Com
edv OF Errors with n and T. Pacde rs the Two Dromos
and he s0erpece Of sed Up. no which Mi-s Dickinson
vii appear the attractions this sycng-a iu mousse oi
course On Monday the comedy OF The Rivals
~ Grand Fsmy Holiday again A. the Museum and the
Juveniles are 10 Dee delighted this afternoon with an enter
Imminent arrsng ed their e-peral amusement Nels the
man destitute OF arms whose performances are 80 immense
IN popular give greater variety Ot exploits than ne
usually does at single performance The Sable Brothers
have cspts proern nma and the other entertainments are
of A character with which every must be pleased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

CAUTION n hiss been truly said ihN counerfes aud
taiors of valuable medicine more dan 10
ciey than dealers spurious coin The latter only rob yos
of your property while the former endanger your life Be
MOI deceived By the numerous Choagoguee winch have
made their appearance. Every respcctshle druggist
In the country viii tell that Oscoops India Ch0sgoge
is orieins and only genuine preparation The mia
tons but limitations b. name, % steal char acu Tor e
spurious hich belongs only Ia the genuine You msyss
well look the Csars and Caos of the present day 'o ne
virtues II their ustr1us prototypes, as expect 10 nd
such conpounds the valuable properties Of the 0rgna
Cholsgo.ue. To protect yourself from imposition see Ia
the label attached each bottle has the written sgnswe
the propr eOr-CHARLss OsGooD. VI D-and you are safe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

Rec0p,s by nte Canal riihin ne pasf - hoa1s-fLouR
1000 barrels Corn 81 900 bushels. BARLEY, 1850 do
The operations ia BREADsrCrFs were very limited -
The FLOUR Msr<e, was unsettled and quotations nomi.
nal WHEAT was held At l3ic for Genesee. For d lot
If 1000 bushels Mixed Cons 6lc was asked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

Choice OoLONG And YOUNG HYsoN TEAS FROM LATE
ARRIVALS o. Fowler has just received large
Of superior fresh Teas which he is Offering at low
prices viz extra fine Ooong al 80 hne Young II yson
Of the best Chops at IS cts; superior do 80 lie sells
also Crushed Sugar at Is Cd ID sens yellow, fs and
is 81 lbs good Brown do q 81 anil Is Cd 81 Croix DO
and IS 50. Our country readers would do well to give
him call bis stores 30 and 20 Greenwich AID 10 We
sey sDN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For safe, Of SOCKS, &C. sec Fourth Poge

FRIDAY, September 22-P. NJ
The decline in the Stock market still continues
and the fnnces suffer Some parties who have been
operating for rise have changed their ground and are
selling Treasury Notes sold q and Goyernnsrl
Skies At 4, showing heavy market.
Ia Bills there is little or nothing doing, and
price. are nomnslly as before-sterling 9a9i Frsna
s7a5 ..
Government was in market to-day, and took %
three ships the Iowa Rome. and Adcne for trsns5or
ships to California. They were taken Al round 'dn'
IN Liverpool Freights there was something done
1921 for Cotton y "a for Grain p "a tor Flour az
25s a 30. for heavy goods To Loadon, Jos Tor nesI
aud 50 for Wool stores. vessel was chartered 70
Ireland a, lOd Tor Grain
There is no change in the Money market b a91e
Loan. continue to command O. al per cent On bss.'s
curi,ies and paper sells At Oa y per cent The ',se
has made up It's mind 10 expect relief until the Se'
Treasury has been purgod OF is plethora ~ W.
Walker
The commercial year OF Cincinnati, which co's'
the Let inst shows large falling 40 IN the business
in Breadstuas compared with the previous 'eaiO'
The excitement which existed during the season
1867 ia consequence Of the foreign demand urged i
ward every bushei OF Grain and barrel Of Flour Tor WAC
transportation could be obtained during inc iAs' 90
son, although prices were maintained al paying poihr
ye, there were no speculative movements 70 produce
unusual activity. The following statement shows we
receipts of Breadstufs and Grain for the two seasons
dr,,ei,f Isss7 isrs fr,'e', -, 5i ss'5 - 81,
Flour bbls 5lxJo6 Isl 5l3 Com bushels s'f.S -.
{ I'm Mea bus 56775 - 81 Oais......'' pt-'iN -.
Wheat $50 s09 57o8lJ kye.....'''' tiS9 80
Barley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''f''
The annexed statement shows the relative smoas''
Bresds,uf. and Grain shipped during the Two years
<,,.,, ls4sT l-F-e fr,ic',s ists.1 -
Eoo, hills 5sl9N 81. or Corn. sacks 1is,l@ ~.
Corn Meal bu. ss,2sl 1899 Oais hoo"I ~"
IN Whea, the falling of small and Of Barley the
cepts are larger than last Probably the ores'.
OF ground laid down in these grains was larger 'nah
the season oflsf6-7. The falling on in the export "os
/. $50 eo5 bbls Flour, 205l77 sacks Corn, and 80
sacks Oats, natural consequence Of the smaller Az
walls OF Flour and Oats the home consumption o''
creased The shipments VI Provisions for tne Two
sons show considerable iaersdss Of lsi- on 1871 -
relative proportions are a. follows -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

" The Troy Pos, says There Is not
enough OF unkersm lett in this State 10 De entitled to
tbs ceremonies Of a formal burial The Bsrnburners
certainly have the advantage numbers and enthusi-
ssn- If not in character and principle"
" The Necb4rgp0rt Herald has come on, for
the Missouri Compromise This explains for its pro
slavery course for some time past
" Dr. Dods is lecturins on Phrenology, Mag
neissm, e. in North Csrolira.
"a Joaes, the sculptor. is taking bust OF Gen.
Cass st Detroit,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

~ great sale Of Dry Goods ia announced to take place
at the extensive concern OfMessrs W BANKER Co of
II Ca'herine-st Ths twill be extensive there Is
little doubt If II at all corresponds with the stock goods
that has been purchased anticipation Of IT, over three
hundred cases Of goods Of the laea; Fall styles viii afford
the ladies' chance 10 pick and choose seldom ever before
met WITH and such goods too, h has been good luck
10 have seen for long while. Csnddly, the Messrs B.
Co deserve the patronage ofhose who wish purchase
They not only procure the beet goods for the public
sell them prices low that even the most economical
cannot find lauf y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
The Yellow Fever.

NV DRLEAN3 fr1ayf rtpI- =
4 favorable change has taken place IN the
weather and the Yellow Fever has continued 70 d.min
in until il 4 now nearly extinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

The BELLE OF TIE BALL.-Among tho loyelyS omen
who cured At the fancy dress bali al Ssraioga YER
vs- one OF such peerless beauty that the proud ME
Belle me B1 awarded 10 her by universal ACCLAIM
Her ve-zl robe not winter than the hfns "a as
brow of the glorious hO ~ and The solitary
which adorned her bosom certain paed ne pr'ei .
of the veruiOn OF her iu go-sv lp- wien seetd
even TO throw ght tint OF crimson upon her fah I'sna
checks Her forehead clear piece oi the hne,i sss
ter was ample In It's hight and breadth That me "'ui
have looked the embodiment Of Minerva Wiihogl s
aid of the oyy sunuunt-d helmet Inch she ORE anJ ne
shield She carried This portrait wi be recognized ma
OF Niles r.. ; Of LeAngton-svenue. lady who owe. n1
fair ekin and n'e ecua brow entirely 10 DR. FELIX "ot
RAUD whose italian Diedtoad Soap i AS sure 10 remove
tan. feckes, sillO~ness, pmples dscO.Oahon' ehAit
cracks mprphew, teter and other skin befnshes az =
Poudye Subtitle are certain to eNtrpsie every se.lge
superhuOus hair from the arms upper-hp BIO" ana fn
pies In short, What these marvellous PREF arauOns car
feet witnessed IN the person Of the beautiful crraleVlo
pcrsonited Minerva al The aforesaid ball
to- To avoid imposition be particular not 10 pufcnaS
anywhere except a, GouRAuDs Depot 81 NaNrf" pr
store from Broadway, where cnOice assortment OF PEI
fumerie-, &c. can be found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
By TELEGRAPH 10 the Sew.YOrk Tribune


Fl LoUis FTosJ -
Major Johnson and Paymas,er Brady have ar
rived from santa Re They report that Gen
all the volunteers had lefi the I5'h OF angus
me, Gen lane the newly appointed Governor to ore
gon. Al willow spring. On the IAN INST iAs
been no recent tro~le. Of consequence between '"'
Whites and indians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
xys,s Almanac for 1919.

In order to give the official Vote Tor the ffesl-
depcy the publication Of the Wing Almanac i0r i7,'
wi, BE- deferred until about the bret Of December next
!, .dd,ou 10 the Official Election Returns 1t VIII con
Tain area, variety Of useful rnat'er-ss'i'eA foHn
cal and Miscellaneous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

~ Senator FITZGERALD OF Mich. has with
drawn his from the Hunker Electoral Ticket snC
more supphsn, tool OF the Michi gsn Doushfsee Rs
Robinson. has been nominated by the state Contra
Committee to nl the vacancy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

Receps ,rahm the pasf p hoars. -FLoUR-3ooO ools
WHgAr-l4 900 bush Conn 900 bush The FLOUR
market was dull At s. -7i In WHEAT, the operations
reach 70 90 bush Ohio at ~ cts. el Cons conin
ued firm. with sales Of 5000 BUSH at ~ cs Freghts
by Canal to Albany dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

CorPER ~ MAssAcHUSETrs.-W are informed
that the Copper Mine recently discovered in the Bay
state is within the limits OF Carlisle and not Concord
as we copied from the Boston Traveller II was first
observed by boy driving cows in pasture, who dis
covered the mineral before n woodchuck hole whence
il had been thrown out in digging The is said TO
be rich and abundant though OF course little il yet
known Of IT, as the discovery made only three
months since Three companies are now sinking upon
the vein or veins The has already been discerned
ia three several places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

Leoc,. l. c HtSe B-iHe Masiia' lac, te's, ca.e. -
~ The undersigned respectfully invite DE Lsile. q
y. Y 10 inspect their new Fall goods.
Their assortment of needework goods Is ~ heir Owl
exclusive importation snt the extensive retail siocs
the ciiv carnoi bee eGaaei FOR vsrey and siye a1i 10
prce oaers extraordinary Inducements 10 purchasers
lat FARRELL a co
si4 srreod 81 Broadway next Aihamtrsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

r. The Panorama OF Taylors Campaign in Mexico SUI
attract. large and fashionable audiences to accommodate
which afternoon exhibitions are given on "Wednesday sha
Saturday, o'clock beside the evening performances a.
H. We are quite certain that our readers VIII De Pleased
with this exhibition as 70 ia one of that class which blends
,ns,ricfiou with amusement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

~ PicTURE or CITY LIFE viii be found In the Sunday
Dpath for tomorrow Sept = In the form Of narrative
orhisiory Of the Miners Apprentice Life in New ork
Ia 1878 opening the eyes Of the reader to some OF tho
vi any aud misery ia midst The sulhor announces
that he has concluded prepare for the columns Of the Sun
Jay Dipateh incidents in the life Of Orphan girl,
Mners Apprentice, that have come TO his knowledge du-
ring the past fifteen months He has decided upon this
the urgent citation Of the publishers and the
hope that may be the OF closing forever the
specious for unprotected and unsuspecng e-
males The Dpafot published at6 Ann-,t and although
the largest Of is class and containing larger Of
matter than any other is served 10 subscribers cents
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

BORROWED PLUHss.-He who Is mean enough 10 aliemG
TO rob an inventor Of The fame and profit OF hi preps.on
will bs wicked enough tO substitute pencous COURIER
feit for genuine article Look therefore, for the no.mm
mongers who HGs counteffeung PHaLoS's Chemical hri
favgora,or Thse birds IN borrowed pume- are hf's
prey Those who buy and their trash VIII literally
md the consequences recOu upon h-ir own besds To
prevent the possibility Of deception be certain kA PA
Ions name the wrapper VI the bottle before leave
he Ira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

DIX PHNNEYs PiLLs.-rhese wci-known pills. So "a
tens We yuscd and recommended by physicians thai DO CO.,
leave the bowels cosye obhge persons 10
number for dose. lake them long they viii. con
siany Tor sa throughout he Northern, Middle and New.
England states In the Southern cities snl the Canatis
the drug and country stores A. b d. SANDS, agents lo
Fu'ton.st snd 273 Broadway. NewYork Guy ~ iaw6ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sept 2i-ssP ?. NJ.

Markets ORLEANS, sept zl-7f r.. "
The CorroN market remains steady with sales oi
fair Louisiana AZ &c Ia FLOUR there u iar amount
of,.ioe.s doing at Is for Illinois and Western brands
WHEAT Is in moderate demand al -Oc. The operations
in CoRv are 600 bushels At % 5jc. MISS PORK 'es
h, retail yav Al sl3 and LARD at SIC. sales Of fair
SUGAR a. s.. . 81 Sterling Bills on LONDON we
quote lO- Nothing n Freights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

WV d. DisBRow. USDtRrAKER.- Warefoom, "A Fourth.
avenue residence $50 Bowery Orders len a. either pas
VIII meet with prompt attention lie has ON hand, ready.
made everything requisite for furnishing funerals luiei.
ments procured at any the Cemeteries IN and out Of ms
CITY aust Sme0l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

~ The New WORLD packet-ship Grinnen
4 Miuiurns 81 up TO Quarantine last evening with
81 hundred and hHiytlO passengers among them
FREDERcS JEROME the heroic preservor OF several
lives at the burning Of the Ocean Monarch. We pre-.
sumo they vii be up this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

~ Wedding Cards, ghy polished on both ssie. with
a rich silver edge-an entirely new an beautiful ar.ce-
Also splendid Envelops, Boxes for Wedding Cake Wed
dilg Waters Silver Cord &C al }. EyERDElLs Premium
Engraving Establishment 3l1 Broadway, corner Dusoe.st
second square above tho Park Sc imeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

B,NvARn', PANoRANA Those Tho would see this truly
magnificent painting should 10 This day, - It Is Toreis
the last chance closes tonight No one should lose
the opportunity OF seem IT, and the house will be-
crnAdal end VIII only 20 early % secure seats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

ANOTHER Loco Subtitle Hunkers Of Tioga
County Pc. have nominated JONAH BRrwsTER Esq foI
oosUsss, In opposition to Hon DAVID WILaor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23

DRrss Boors-The most economical person cas b
suited WrKrNss, ma Fuonst ss his boots are not OIL,
low in price, bl viii pairs Of the common one
usually cold as French round the city Mr.. w makes al
hs work 50 Steo1