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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

DLsIAUcTIvE FIRE - NLwx4HEET.-AsrriGr-
~, ~ n ~ ls l-i3-Again have We been visited b
tast dire caanifY, IRE. The building. fixtures. tools
AID machinery. hlshed an ni-ishe1, belonging 10
tie sHsmscols Machine Company, were totally de-
sifoye- ~ are MS morning A. o'clock Loss 5000
Insurance $1,000. The Buildings q Il. Newmarket
Iron toundry Co were damaged, ard bad u not been
for De- b-kss Nessc ant with which the roofs
covered. they woaid have teen entirely destroyed
foErs. rrr'y, " L. W.
>5lfs hzr-a, Ssps- ~. ls4q-Send - one tbL Blake
lsient tire-prOol Pant We have Tad building.
slrgec and hey would have 5eeu burned had Il 10,
ben for ths Paint WI Z. WALKER
For Ne~msrkes Iron Foundry Co.
sad Pant for saie - J BroAf-ss Y. y WM
BlAAk, Fsf-nlce Fue-psooi Pant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

FiRE On Friday afternoon last destructive
IRE occurred on the premises Of John Andefs in the
upper part Of Gwynedd township. The ire was frat
discovered In stack Of grain the oaruysrd. from
which 10 spread with great rapidly destroying other
stacks house barn oufhousef fences and every thing
within is reach From the house they succeeded IN
removing some part Of the farniturc, but the
we're two horses. Tho buildings were insured IN the
Mutual Insurance Company Of Montgomery Co. Lose
estimated u 900 Norris.owr pa Herald.
Loss OF CALIFORNIA EaI6RASI SHIT.-Aex-
can papers from Mszstlan 10 the Sd of August and
from he Ciiy Of Mexico toe 18Th Of september, con-
tain ths foo~irg news The frencn ship Roland vas
totally l1s. Crstou Island AZ Nszalan The 25th
81 August She had on board large number Of pas-
seuslrs. principally Americans, bound Tor California
d number q whom were drowned and those Who sur.
vlysd le!t entirely destitute, having lost every
thing Henry Wood, who lad, some time In June Last
". Of 80 mules taken from Inn - the Authorities Of
Gsaoslapey Calyo. IN The state VI chihuahua acd
who subsequently mpriio3ed By TIE sad suthori-
tea made bis escape and bad arrived At Mazst1u He
u ftl 1uf0rtuna;ef on board the French ship
Roland having oct everything but What ne mad ne
back.
NiGHT LiSE TO BOsTON.-The arrangems nts
for evening linz from NssYork TO Boston via Hart
ford mpleied, and they will 20 into 2ersron
Monday nexI the 5ih inst The ears Will Leave New
0fS ~ n arrive ~ Hartford a. 8. and -prngheld
about u o'clock IS ct preseat. The passengers ~.
tnsGe have shout a. minutes for supper slc viii eave
Springfield a. "a n express tram reaching Boston ~
llt o'clCck- TIE ears Which leave Albany a. Pm.
MI arrive In Springfield IN season tor tLis tran.
CE GEORGE CoFwAI, the educated Oibway.
was 10 - Paul Ninnescfa, on TIE 18th uL iecturEg
bis isronie theme Of colo5izing ani civil ring the
Indians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

The business Ct laying the rails Of the Contoo-
cOok Valley Road commenced on the Path septem-
ber and the work be pushed forward with energy
The value Of public lands belonging 70 tho City
Boston Is s50i6750 The sales Ia - years have been
only sl03eo9l.
The 81. LOUIS Union furnishes the following
tsbuls. statement Of the quantity and value Of
staple articles in the 81. Louis market in August and
September OF last year, compared with the correspond
Ing fnrr veck. OF he nresent year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

Rsceg,s by Con7i r~ifiir ne past q h9a So
FrorE 90 bbls wHE4r 900 bush Com, u 90
DIs1. BAfrrr, - oOy--Nestcrn Ef~-s . ~ii-.-t
change and the businersis bat moderate About i'sJ
bbis changed hands a. the ratss q yesterday. IN
WHEAT there we're sales - ~ bushels inferior Gene
see ~ ~. For CoRN the demand s fair and quots
lions arm. The sales eu0race 80 bushels western
mixed A. 81 Coz. There i en- active Inquiry for
BAn1KY and the ssestoday 900 busheis INC laire
two-rowed a. " s2te, end iourroved At % t'e -
Other articles are without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
II 4 a aIEU.

oct1e-l ia-us As-s-.- w-J k-1r e. ctstrg C-1rc-
s.oz1-trs. c--1, rEL A.HAi = kEriAa D. CARTS.
IEA 0' fsst-r1s. T. J.
ll c---1. E.r-l-g lF fsr alyf C-1n.
" 80 ols- ,-rc. H. hkshI A-HERs MIETH4
H-cAPfiA 80 cft.s c.
o. q 81 h. n Bsisl. r. k8FtM 81 FASsl<G e. =.
A .-Aa A. 9ELfie. al lf tls CT
= t-1asl. IA seq llrc1 E4tCr or Hlsta-
g lslf- ~ IL Nst-s l1- fnl
Atl--r,-t. -. So IA .es J. s.ll 10 l1-l s-rn.a
A. Asan--a. ~ so - Co " Wls-rgia-s "a = n
TIA rart1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

" Every nan las bis Fscun smoiuon Mise aas ess-
90 br1s 10 perfection he o. hatmakus AZ scr RAW
years q progressive improvement y Fali S,e q Gee
icmsu. Hats for 1919 Is cfsred 90 ne public 81 Ne~
Yora specimen q whsl perseverance,, study a-t o.,
trsy caa accomplish In ore department 81 useal "a
decorative arr Examine he Lat AL llen say fi s e.
pab'e 81 seirS Improved e.e; ia ne richness ari se.
ness II ~ fshrIc 'f he BEAUTY q tle shape.
\ HENlN IA R-nlIll-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

CHAzLEs1os. Tuesday, Oct 1-F y
p " toe present time, neither the Aortcernsri
from your city no- the new steamer Republic, from
Baltimore. have made their sppas-snce. 4neJ are
supposed 70 3e delayed BY The storm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
Annual commencement of Columbia

Toe yearly Commencement OF THIS Veneraoe
nstitston was celebrated yesterday in the Church Of
the Cuci6xion, Eighthst The edihce was thronged
BY one Of the great promiscuous audiences common to
such occssions The young gentlemen Of the Gradual
De Class acquitted Themselves with much credit they
numbered thirty.two
On the platform were the Faculty and Professors OF
the Coleee-Prols Renwick, schmtz, Griswold, Heck.
lev Mcvickar and others-and Rev. Drs. Durbn and
Hsieht. Daring the morning Gen. scoTT entered the
Church The exercises were presided over by the
President Of the College, Or. MooEE.
The Poems and Orations were delivered By the
several graduates, aud in order as follows
Greek sauls,ory Poem. by EDWARD c, BAboocg
Isnn SautsfOry Poem, By NORt AZ A. BEACH.
Euclirb Sriuta.ory Address, by VIM =. AEnnrAcE-
a. rssry on " Naional Priden by BALDWIN DIX
Gedns1 Grafton, by DANIEL MoAELiE.
A. Ora,9n TINS above ALTO ttlne own sell De nue.
. us wv - A,EOEfhSooS - ,.-
foem The Jntlarl an." b. CHuscmtL }. CsMHrr-
An Fssav. The Uaconouered Mind "by JoHy sHRaDYjr.
Latin Poem " kriuie frrus purge" ~ joins v hEHHf.
Greek Orsuon Love preferred 30 Power and Fame"
by ions = ScuRoEDGR, Jf.
An Fsssy on " 90 Truths BY LIZA n. sHERW GOD
Poem Everyday Phiiosophefs,' By fsosrEa d
WLTmoEr. Jr.
Grafton. " National Immortality By Ogo L. FaTyNAs.
Ofsuon % The Cnucns 40 Race" BY =. bowH.s MiNtR
Neledlciory Address with on Grafton. Tbs Liberty Of
Law" by AAEos OeDEs.
Between each OF these, excellent music was
lnterspersed from q fue Brass Band. In the pause
between the exercises and the Vsedictory Address
the President Of the College conferred the degree Of
Bachelor Of Arts Coy dipons) on the following mem
-. A. .l.ffI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

ANES4cAN McsEV~.-rhs superb classic ixa.eA1s x a.
Three s1ialols by The Msruleu's ars Louis ~ stf
he delightful ps1iomime o. he fct Nous,er" By Re
arVs. .le RIGA farce ~ Too insAI a. II Locdec
by re entire strength q he talented N1nteTis Nenpss
with comic scrg b. Pee Morris, snd cs1eilg ~ -
We.t 80. Nj hkgigs are he ies4ing ieslres ct e C.
si-nenis b. re Lecture Room . ksiefcco1 al 80
r.rr Go fallf. Ynl who expect seals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

Nlcscls Co sF,LL SHIFTS semi-annaai iai ts-
has commenced. and without designing TO Join IN ma
-ess, NICHOLS CO. invite the rghnc. having reas
ali the euiogisuc advertisements 20 come ant examine
their Jor-do0fy Faa - and Judge BY ocular egesaes
whether Is surpassed In The beauty OF s model AID IA
oneness Of is texture, By any oier Aai Ia he city
NICHOLS Co. have a great vanciy OF geuuemeu'i his
and caps and fancy hats for children. prices sa en-
classes Of customers NICHOLS 4 co 24o Broadway.
sig jw.awNSS- ole door above Park-pias.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

Rccei8fs stncs Yefisr60g-F 1000 IBIS
WHEAT. u OJ1 bush CoIS, o,0J0.--Ihere = 10
marked change IN Western tLoCf, and isir cena1d
ure, sis. the sales embrace 1000 o5-s Michigan, ~
81 691 81 75-ihe latter price for ez-rs The narket
for WHEAr 10 firm, VIA good inquiry for mic1lrg
sbou, % 5eshels mostly Onto changed HANDS a. % q
S1. For Com there is good inslry-the sales
reachi1g 500 bushels. 81 zoe for mixed Weston 49,
here 10 DO change Ia WHsKT, and The price It, PC
for Ohio Nothing new IN fEEiGHrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

BArr1uoaE Tuesday, Oct 90 P. n
The Southern mali las come % hand, bringing
New OTeanE papers q the 18Th. Ia'y, however cen
tain notapr Of interest beyond TIA. already forwarded
y tsegraT1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

~ The brilliant success Of HITCHCOCK L LLAgsE4rE5.
dry goods retailers ST Broadway, cor Leonard -
II general remark, and those who Wit er 60
tabshmenl say s ogiDg their Close personal sus-
o1 business good and reasonable price,
They are selling Cashmefes and DsLsnes very low s,f
indeed silks, shswls C0aks. Nsrnos, X p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

o. l-ts--r. o. a.sT s-c-f lass 49, gsl. M
. alA1l. $3.50 cl !. hsnxrs W.
l1s 'r<--s = - sg r-sp-css -E.l~ "a ss---. s-r "a
'-n g 4--rs-tT 1r-f a. 1c1A AZ
ltrfsles- zsr Cfst-- -t-r-,snt
AZ = f4s4 So =. q iys-ls-ry ckrEARINL -. u
Eos- W.-az ~. " sot.or.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

LADIES Attention. ladies' OF this city and its VI.
slisy invited TO call and examine tho stock Of rich
Dress Goods, shswls. cloakines to - opened for in
specuou this morning b. Messrs J W BsREER Co. n
sni - Caiherinssi Persons WEBBING % purchase will
save money by calling early aud examining hl- imerss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
HANDSOME PARAPLrlEs

~ The clumsy umbrella used Gay years SIC va a.
moe. as heavy modern tent while he lgh;st, nmet
hemisphere Of six or socn no~ lnierrose1 eetweec u
psson sad tae desceuiias shower not fei bufisr
to the weakest GsSiN - Broadway. 10 view o.
the coming season Of storms hiss prepared iunso.s
variety Of umbrellas whila he aausrs himself Fil e
found TO combine the requisites 90 sIsasto, nsesrsss
elegance sui durability, not 1rscu.ns chearuess. !,
their fullest perfection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
BY TflEssipH TO THE SsX.YuHs TRIBUNE.
.he Charleslon steamer,.

~ Fcr seiegrspais dispatches received ID tine Tor
Evening Ediron Of yesterday 80 First Fsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

aLsASY, IrssiaJ. oct k-F-l
Gait. T1rtush. DID c1arze OF the steam tug =. l..
Lawrence met With ds death THE s'.ernO0n b being
crusde4 between The deck besrn md the whee IF TIE
frrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

PREsiDEsr rASLoR AND MS CAsISGr.-Sk,DS's cels.
braiei thoUaphc print Of President Taylor aud his csb
net for sale al the Unprecedented low price u a.
per single copy, at the Publishers Brady Gallery. IS
and zC7 Broadway Of Falionst bersi discount
a. Ita a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

Ma. CLAf AsD TIE WHIcs OF MIcHIoAs.-Ao
invitation having been extended 10 Mr.. ciay ty the
STATE Central Committee. on behalf o, the Whss o.
Michigan 10 vis. Detroit At such time Nigh Be most
eonveaen, 10 him. on his sie tour The following reply
has been received from Mf. Cly declining the invita-
ton. ASHLAND -lsl SEPT ists.
GtxrLENEv received 3 few days ago, A. Cleve snd
your obqirg Invitation 10 me % visf Detroit or ny ri
I'm horne aod thauk you for a. should have been
much erafsd % have been abe 70 Visit your i-ng eI!
winch have never seen but he object Of my ae mp -
tie eastward having been solely one OF health rave not
allowed myself 10 devste from u by any ierPiauons
however strong was moreover, behind The tame men
bad hxes for feonlng family regretted therefore
thst could rot sccept youE friend y invitation.
an your fierd and Ohsdieat servant ii. CLAf.
Mssns VAS DYKE, BARsTov. OVEN, ard SMART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

~ DICKS IMPROVED RuBsER soLEs are "a simIsbl.
arcle Tor the present weather. and considered
be much superior ~ Overshoes They sppied 70 al
kinds Of Boots and Shoes aad old, by JoHS Dlcg
Co 1J2 Sassaa.s,. opposite Clinton Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

RsY. a. c. BAKKT.-The Whiss Of Wisconsia
have made no nomination Tor Superintendent o;
Pebble Instructor, leaving each member Of tie
party 10 vols ior NJ Root ne Hlaker or NJ Barry.
tie Free 81 caniiiss they ssli seveIt.y eh0oss
We know neither Of taen personally ri Mr Barry l.
from NoEtgoraery County this STATE and Is almost
ualveTsa'y beloved and es-seuisd b those Who Know
hi=. We believe iroa> whst We have learned Of his
caA-seter and eoaduci, Ia be Is 9 msn admirably
ti'ea ior til olce IA elsston. AID 49, eNsort ersry
o1e HAc has - psrsoasi sessln lCf prelerrl1g NJ
Roc- O. vote tor ar Hary We believe tn1t In - DO
i7z iiey w De sgua.y su5sslv.ns the cause Ct Fops
lar Flacaaon which Is ana saoai oct b. s1borii
as's 70 any p'lncAl question whsfcvsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

q MAxrlAsD holds her Election to day
Nsmben OF Congress. part Of a Senate and .
House Of Delegates are 10 be chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

bLFTALo, 11esday, Oct - 81
40. zs On srgumsst Wm- Kent, appel at.
r.. 4 n Dana, respondent
SECOND DISPATCH
No = ts couciudeo. md - c1urnelcsd : besr1s-
le7. E.q for srp.rset md p T. Wh.temore i1r rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

Destructive FIRE-At Indianapolis, sept. 2e,
bnck building corner Of Washington and Penn sts.
was discovered 70 be on FIRE. IL was occupied ~
Messrs. Dunn 4 Anderson, merchants By the stage
company as an once, ana BY fOote, grocery. Dunn
AndeIsOn's stock vas entirely consumed Foote .
nearly al saved Both were fully insured. Stage Co
lost part or their books and papers Jovndi building
adjoining Ia which were the Poet OfHce clothing store
Journal oiice and booktir iery, narrowly escaped -
Loss estimated 81 $1,000 u s supposed b BE- the
work Of an incendiaTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

" las Loco Foco coVSrr coNvESrios
,ae; Al the Oh wiywsm astsveniag and amused il
sof i'll l. o'clock ia wrsrsng about the disputed seats
ios TIE Second sixth and sixteenth wArds The mat.
ter nntg settled BY the admission Of sks Delegates
opposed - Ssoaesn from tie Second Ward. tie Kel
" men fro the sixth, ~erc urxsnoasly sd-itted. ard
the Doyls men from ne Sixteenth weEe allowed %
take their sss,s. ESAdermsH CHAxLiex Il The fir.'
Ward vss then chosen ChsFmAa TeesiSins A. votes to
- foF GKo Il. PvssER Of the Fo0rih. AEa : few tor
NJ. Scattssi-s The august ac1y tAen adjourned 20
meet sgaiu ca Friday svenins At = O'clock.
AfFA Distress The Wigs @. Clinton Esssx
ana wasIsa Cosaiiss have uom4nsted WIttsAx Y. n.
NcLr.N ior senator.
VIA .lud'oal DAsoci.-fhe Loco-Foco Goa.
ren,ion Il Cheese. case<ngo Co On THURSDAY, noni.
patsa wn1iAN H. slAS1LAND Tor f.secoon ss jus
sics CT TIE saprems Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03
> sosTHs-SUnBIR 81
~ FEBRUARY

sacsprcous montbown brother TO hat 4aer-cock u
lbs seasons, March Now tho snow-clouss cover re
ground hicAiy with ther whiie plumes and anon he
windows Of Heaven arc opened, and me sno@y rsir
comes Kissing earthwaTd. Now the slris warm and hr'
mid, snd rigid ths polar leo Danger is srcuct
-sboye-benesh your feet 10 the house OF worship IL
the place Of smussmen e social circls 10 the haunis
Of business, on the fashionable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
yoa hear the voice Of The nolhae loud Dry incessn.
cough. Beware beware. or twlll prove ris
VOICE or DEATH
But despair aot-doubt dot A remedy cefls.n ~
return d sunshine after eegy Hogs afcr
ise-eili be iouGd 10
MRS JERvIs's COLD CANDY
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOOD REMEDY
Fos ALL THROAT AND LUsc COMPLAINTS FsEnonrosy 70
cossUnFTIos.
Sod wholesale aud retail By Hfs W JEayis 20 Brosf
wsy, ose door above FrGns.n-st
Agerts-Aush.oa, CLARK Co. 40 Bfos6Ssy, hF'ag
hOuse, and 10 Asior House; Mrs. Hayes Us Fu'ocf
prookyD, sad by druggists generally
Zach package 10 invariably signed Ars JESgis
Be sure TO AK for Mrs. JEkvIss Cold Candy.
Patup IN packages oils, q. a sId o. each.
CERTIFICATE OF DR.. WILLIAM 6EARY.
am well acquainted, with Jotn y. schenck Of ZEE
ingou, Who has been sced with pulmonary sisesse 90
some l-ns'h ofnms. He had been brought % Tie low"
degree u debility by The yioencs Of bis disease rs
symptoms we're nigh. swests great difficulty OF DrestEas,
sioeIt coeg n,aenced with cicgy ofexpectorsaop n'
~asf wa expectorstsc had the Appearance Of puud IA
Ter, having very offensive easays Mr scherct ""
Induced By hi. fhends Try scEgsoks P1norlc sJrSr
e1c II has made efectua u him his dte1iy"
eresinrg, his cough night swesis ard pain Il be ofs'
have ell VANISHED u1der me powerful effects u ecHEset
fulmcDic syrup II 70 have peculiar edesi =
assisting The lungs IN dsehsrgng The Of putd rs'
ter which impedes their fancuoos Wa oEARf,
FemingisB, sept g. Practitioner " Noeic.ne
81 rEg soT1LE, On sIx sorTLgs FoR e.
CIV CLIcKEsER co General Agents, 81 Bsfelsy.
New-York
BEAscH DEPoTs-MaTgsret Hays, ls5 Fultvrst bfocf'
Ign; J. d. NowiIl, wiilismsbursb, N.Y.; Joan " Van
NoTt, Eewbsrza, NY, Moses Dlne, fosshkesps.s'
NY; CorkAn asvil, Ne xsrk, n J.i Dr. c. IEsIs, PAP
erscr, MI; Dr. A. exillmsn, Boundbroof, J. C. =
coysD, Hartford, Conn oS s.sots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

STEAMER CUNBERLAsD VALLEY sUSK.--The
officers Of the steamer Sacramento 10 lsst night report
having passed the steam pump boa, Cumberland al.
ley sunk nearly her hurricane deck az the mouth Of
the ksnsss River. l. IS said that In backing out from
the landing a. which she bad laid the previous mig
her came Ia contscl with snag which perforated
Der hull and cansed her snk When the Sacramento
passed the oicers and had abandoned the wreck
and were eacamped on shore under temporary tents.
The c. Y. was on her way up the Missouri 10 rescue
soe sunken steamer bur unfortunately has met With
. similar fate. 1T. Louis Rep 9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

= IET01 Ulale EelI LvlUT " .II-I =. Vt
6inaaon yesterday morning, 10 the parish oi Dfsce
Church q the city. twenty-five persons we're con
frme5 and Rev. Theodore Laion asss AM p ni'lel
nj he hurcb Wa admitted 70 toe holy order Of Priest
hood Tne candidate was presented by the rector
Rev SIR Watson aud the sermon Wss preached ~ ne
bisaop Rev. Msss1s Clarkson, Henderson, Lo~el'
Rose and Watson assisted 10 TIE laying en OF nanas
"a ps- versrs sacock ard Pert were also present
Ia Tie evening the bishop confirmed heen person. IN
Trinity Church. lNe"HS Ane' y
~ LTsCH Law AT CAApFS'-On sunday
evening man whose name w. "a aot ear ~; g.
rod and fsaf1ares raundcn- ne We S'-e- - -
- Married lady under eertan wei srouba
"a susuicior. was forcihy sAen from the house aad
in the rear part thereof pennfuy coated with Tar and
thea dipped III feathers u mia SUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

WIGS AND TouPEEs-Ws would call lhs sHeauor OF
citizens sud Strangers requiring Wig. and Toupees
recent improvement. Of important character.
vented By L. PHALos, ls7 Broadway, Of Dsy-si
under he franklin House They b. seen II bis Har.
Cutting Roons, where may be the largest aud besi
sssofI lelI IN The city. "a In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

Gov. D3usE REcoy SKlSo.--A te.exlsphic cis-
pssaA recessed a. Miaegal Fsn. fgon hca. Aagassss
boSse soa Of Gov D. stsres that b. i ar recovered
~ 10 Dc oct 81 DANCER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

WHAT AIS You p" There Is storm brewing. uf there
ghost Of Joke here pray overlook IT, and 1 In
hurry to obtain al EguKSoS-isl hat" Whers Gao you
buy desirable article "Atl9s Fa,ion-st wi,h
you blde the pcldngs u he plles. storm Shsk.
4rare Aher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

~ Families and houscAeepess generally are not aware
u the great reduction in The prices Of English Carpeung
Rugs Oh Cloths Driggeis attributed to the srplics
ZION OF steam power To recent improvement. In machinery
for osrding, ceaniug wool add manufacturing the richest
and beautiful carpets saving OF some 50 rer eeit
You make selection al tho celebrated Cheapest Car.
pet Establishment In the United States, % Bowery. H.
RAN ASoEEso>s. Five large shos-rooms stocked win
deb goods At unpreeedenLed low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

Received up 10 the ts1'e 81 g0sh' 20 T's>''
The Edition Of Tie NeS-York Tribune for Ea-
,ooe. made up for the mails by the Cambria from
,ai, port TO-DAY, viii be found TO contain
complete digest Of all the late local and political
news, the latest intelhg encefsom Canada, Mexico
&C., California, lsthnus and 5oath American
news full and accurate Money and Market Nc
ports carefully prepared Shipping List Edi'o-
rails on all subjects Of Tresentinterest and an az
rount Of American Affairs since the sailing Of tns
last steamer in the English, French and German
languages. Persons desiring 20 send totner friends
"a Europe will had this sheet all that can be de-
sired in the way Of complete and accurate news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

~ TAG REgVBtIC ia nsw Leo Foco penny
dzg Jas; -tAstsd i. cur City, y z. ?. VILLAINS A
is fs.'nre z'sAs make rooI fsr paper q greater
capacity Tor .schieL We trust il nay y kept alive.
II makes no pressns.sas to Free sal principles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-03

- We are authorized to state that Mr. T. DFvIN
RyTry formerly assist ant editor Of the Dublin C1sd
I1skmdn and lately editor Of the NoTforS P'ops'
would undertake the edtorshp OF snewspsper or other
periodical conducted On Democratic principles, IN sny
usrt of the United States Nr. Reilly has proved him
self 10 be an eloquent and earnest writer and accom-
plshed scholar and he would be substantial scquis.
ton 20 sny press in the country His address IS %
Wilow.st Brooklyn Evening fosi-
We cen add our testimony 70 that OF the Post.
Nj. Reilly is vigorous aud fertile writer, and a
man Of sincere spirit, whose mind is never closed
against any new daylight Hisstudiss have made
him unusually familiar with the labyrinth Of Euro
pean politics, qualification not only useful, but
necessary in every large Newspaper establish
ment. We presume, also, that bis Democratic
principles" would not be much at home on either
Of the Rome OF the Utica platforms