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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-12

The hero Micanopy who defied the power of the
United Sta cs for many years in Florida, and who
led on the massacre Of the lamented Dade, is dead
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Gitp 1ntslliesnfr.

A white man, named Francis Hodgsins was ar
rested last night by Messrs Handy and Wallard, and
committed by Justice Goddard, In default of bail, to
answer TO the charge Of stealing about hundred
dollars worth Of boots and shoes from Mr.. Edmon-
ston, on Seventh Street, near f street. few nights
since. Two pairs of boots were recovered, A black
boy wns the assistant in the work of robbing, but
as he Is slave, and promised exemption from
punishment If he gave clue to the robbery he will
not be punished by the lash Of the law. His master,
no doubt, will make his back acquainted with the
material ont OF which shoes are manufactured.
Sack, slave Of Mr. Harbough, was also arrested
on the same charge, he having two pair of boots in
his possession, the property Of Mr.. Edmondston,
which were identified by him. Things looking rather
suspicious, Sack was detained for further exam,
nation
jeff slave was arrested on the same charge but
evidence could be found against him he was dis
charged
| Robert Bruce, free negro, was also arrested for
being concerned in the same robbery, bui for want
Of evidence was discharged.
U# - . @<-----~--
| WATCH RETURNS = Feb. l0h. Dennis Costenoro
twhile came In for lodgings In the morn
ing.
Mly Lee, free colored) brought in for being dis.
orderly and out after hours-gave security and paid
costs
John Lawrance, (free colored) was kicking up
row in the street at late hour, when he was taken
In charge by the watchnan, and carried to head
qnnrters-in the morning gave security and paid
costs.
FEB. llh-Adam Langdon (whie,) came In fol
lodging, and took his leave in the morning
| Cornelius Savage, (white,) came in for lodgings
left in the morning
Dennis Castelle (white) came in for lodging, lef
In the morning train Of ears for New York
| Rev. DR.. Francis Weber (whte) from Germany,
found drunk and dlsorderly in the street at very
late hour was required to give security for his good
behaviour in default of which the Ree Dr,was com
mitted to the work house for twenty days. III
| John Stewart, (white) found laying drunk in Tbs
! street, not being able TO walk was brought TO the
watch house in wheebarrow, roaring like mat
bull: in default of security was committed TO th'
work house for twenty days
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California.

And having on hand a'arge Dagneneotype stock, which
they DESTROYS 10 close up before leaving, would give
notice TO those who may give them early call that they
have one very neal style which they will put up for
One Dollar.
Customers may be Of finding at this esfabli shment
every desirable style of The latest patterns Of GOLD
LOCKERS furnished and Miniatures neatly set at reasonable
prices @t feb 3--ta3
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-12

De- The President e'ect left Nashville
on the sth inst, and would reach Louisville
yesterday evening if nothing occurred to
hinder the progress Of the boat.
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GENERAL TAYLOR is expected at Cincinnati to-day,
where great preparations have been made to receive
him.-BaA. Sun, Feb. 10.
A mistake. The General will not reach
that city before the 18th inst
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nhGUERREoTYPlSrS, first door First sire ct corner
~ Of Pennsylvania avenue, and near tine Capitol thankful
inr past ayors would respectfully announce TO the ladies'
and gentlemen Of this city and vicinity that they intend
leaving n short
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-12

ADELPHI THEATRE.
MrssRs. G. r. BROWNE & III. +, NICHOLS,
PrOprietors.
Ma }. b. GILBERT Stage Manager.
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Dress Circle and Parquette 81 cents Private Boxes
rs cents. Gallery rs cents.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-12
viii be performed Buckstone's Drama Of
A G N & S q & v { r E

To conclude with the Burletta Of
W-NM A% MEUJH n
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WASHINGTON 81 ALEXANDRIA boat.
SsiJfI, The hours Of departure Of the steamboat
Ast..uIllllHttuL PHESlN, will be as follows:
Leave Alexandria at 81, l0a. u, and "a o'clock.
Leave Washington al ~, IL /, u and * o'clock.
feb II JAS. Guy. CANAAN
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MADAME ANNA BISHOP, Prma Donna Assolua d.
wi Costello Of the san Carlo, Naples has The honor to
announce that beng On her way TO the Sauth) she will
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-12

FtouR IN GEORGETOWN, FEB l0.-s4.e7, to s5. a
barrel fr5tt. ,.s att -
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-12
THE INAuauRATION.

Mai. Intel, Union and Globe will plea se co,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-12

Among the mass Of correspondence from The gol,
region, we have seen nothing which has afforded u
more qualification, OF so fully convinced us of tn
existence Of piles ofgod in those dggns, as the fol
lowing letters, from Terence Mahony, and Jane
Dobbs, Esquires:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
Fatal Accident Fire -NInrkets-stocks, q c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

TIM AbELfHi., cluunli bSt 10
A most distressing accident happened at the
Merchants Hotel In this city Friday night las, about
IL O'Clock. John W Thompson, the chief watch Of
the establishment, Tell out Of 9th story window
head foremost to ,ho ground. seriously irjaring bis
brsn snd spinal column that be expired yesterday 81
ernoon ~ O'Clock, after lingering thirteen hours IN
intense sgony. lie WAS stting. the night OF the
occurrence as was bis cusam, tee ell Of the win
dow smoking cigar, and there being alarm Of Ere
81 the time, Il supposed that in looking be lost he
balance and tell, as above stated Thompson ives
valuable man and universal isvorite the house
The grocery store Of Mrs Martin, corner Of Frout
ct and Ehreths Alley, wss destroyed BY TIRE On Fri
day Eight-lnsured
On Friday night Thomas Owens, volunteer OF the
Mexican War, died suddenly Of the vacant lots
uptown. lie wac very Incorporate IN bis habits.
IN my letter OF friday ] stated that Henrietts
Franks, who was burned 10 death the previous night
was colorsd womsn. was mistaken The cecessed
WAS a respectable white woman
Mona Nerdale makes another balloon ascension near
this city lie goes up feet 10 heaven and head 10 earth
BE Will doubtless break bis mech yet II be bat perse
veres
The FLous market dull Holders asa - u. per Dbl
have toen tsAen A. tAs price Tie continued today
has had tendency 20 resirst atoms For cry
I. Jun At g. ia ccs> Mssi-No ssss n.siss' We
sso'e PenHsyiv.ss a. 3 cot as y. per btl Cans
Wheat Is IN sood demand oO 10 5000 bushels have
been isseo al C76s g per bushel for red an1 = -
y liior while Rye . IN demand a. s7deo cs. JosN "a
IN ccanl a. % ca PEI y d Tor NeAow. BAL incre IL
ts arriving. Cars-Cargo sales u southern 3 So,
sad Pennsy A. Sc per oasheL The CorroS msskss
Continues very ARA IL consequence OF unfsvorsbs &C
eousls from tbe south AHlsKs-Snau sae. a. &c IN
bolh bosshesds and barrels
SAILS ~ SrcCKs -Fvf Bc7r6-SS5o Peuns 6. it0 ;
sS.0o tn Is. Waes, IS So Pltts o. 81 g. 600 Ches
De- 81, si,oSo S1sc Canal "; So Texas Notes
8 $50 80. 81 eco Nof.siosu o. So sssares Tr-non
Ra. u.s. g Reading h preferred % 80 sase Canal
lst - k=.tcs RI, it = PsnaA kR - 80 NOrrs.o~n
Rh 81. 20 90, % PhlsdeiFhis B.. 80, Farm and
Mech Bk, CIT.
Bsfr~e. Bes,Ss-<i eoc Penns - sSs s4oce Rsats Z
Rk "a. 50 =. LIE L-heh Nav 6. te. - Grsrd 81
L.. 20 RescsE Re. D. 10 PeuBS RR, - slco Peur.
=, 81 - shares kesdins kA, ie; leo Copp-r.s
NSozae be1-c-SSS5 sufC Cana 6. ST. o. GO DO 81.
$40 Ps-uz s., SCI S4oo TeEa e. az J. ~ 90 Piii.
es nt - s2et kesc ma kkes 81 40 saales DO l6
81 Can 4 Aub, Is; 50 NorTisio~n RR. 81
TIE BoUd-S6occ Reading RI -, 81 90 shares
Norrs CsocL Z -oeo Reading IN g. So g loo share.
90. i6-. ieu snare. CO, i6i: ~ 90. i.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

Mo Dc 9kNEiso, Aug Is, 1919
Our Cofee crops prove worse even hsu say OK ,x.
peeted. Ore planter whose crop lat year was SNC
srrooas. QeN esgsl vii tAis year have only se ar.
robGs Theru may In the siraagou and son =
viii make q crop
Europe vii require 90 much that the un-a States viii
not gel wchids 81 last yeas supply, snc people rasl
to nna.y eocvireei that there Be short crop II
Brazil ana that pro1uciicr = ess Ian Ire
Toe quantity shipped he vsitsd Sslcs tie lss
81 90 Saga Ani about loco may DC eesres
PoT 10 let September leaving dencte3cy Of q co osss
Cor Ire months Of Jaly ard Aexass compared with The
sapueuu Of me same mouths N las
From information derived fron sources which con
slider reliable have toaet the nccrairg crop Of Cosee
this country 10 sho.-erssihiy % Tie sx-rs Of
third and very possibly much a. oneesH TEE crop Of
Java Is also known 10 Re sAcrt from u1ehrd 10 ooehs
Tnsss facts shcf crcgs IN the two pri,cipx Ccfec
growing countries In he world coaphed they with
sns siccAs and mprovrg frces u Europe. snail stoeks
AID iehs receipts with 200 mosi certainly give
usually high prices tie sessoa- Good hrsss and
ca srsors row hersSsSo s-eco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

ISsaSrTY AsD HoMIcIDr.--A letter dated York.
Pa Oct ;, says Yesterday afternoon que. town
was thrown into great excitement, By the fact that
Jacob Louck deranged person fred a rifle at Capt
Geo Hay. Il appears from what can be- ascertsiaed,
that be TO town for the express purpose OF shoot
ing Capt Hay, who was AZ the time In his furniture
wsreroom' but while in the act OF firing bis horse
wheeled round and the ball passed through pane Of
gass In the passage next 10 the wareroom AZ
he bad nred he rode OF fast hs could. and several
persons followed him. Unfortunately, Henry Ilgen-
fritz, young man, overlook him, when Louck fired
and killed hirs He shortly Nterward captured By
David Eberhsrt and Alcsrtus Welsh who brough him
10 town. He is now lodged 10 our js and what dis
position will be made OF him 10 not yet known lie
must be we'll secured.
MURDER.-Chas. Stevens OF Castine, Me. 10 a
paroxysm OF insanity recently cut the throat Of bis
youngest child and then attempted to cut bis own but
was prevented from efectpg els purpose fully. The
child IS dead the man IL Is thought viii recover
SESrEScE FOR KILLING BRoTHER.-At tho
Worcester Criminal Court, Marshal flagg Of BoystoD
Who while intoxicsted killed his brother for taking
away bic rum jug was sentenced 70 six years la the
States Prison
RF The store Of Mr.. Bartlett, Of Peoria, H.
was broken open few nights since AID robbed OF
about 1900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

YIA ysdscsal psssiss-Fer Judge JOHN WAIT O.;
CheaApSo.
Ssssss-xxxlId Dist <Chsutsuq1e and CsstArausus
cos) RcDxsr OWEN, u. Of Randolph.
xxfxth Diss loatsrio and Livipgston) CAAsLxs
CoLr q oencsee (renonnaieol
Csssss~ O. Assem- oly-A G. cAnvxn OF ChAIy.
Ns~Sfsnvs Cs-Sceria-LKANpxs Fox & Aindeo
Cierk-D. u. SrAsix Of Gea.
Jasrce--Pgksr yArEs OF Mahsws.
coroaer-J DIxfkxpokr. MAIDEN.
osrsse Cs.-Assemb,y--iss dat HxSHY FirzRren
Of 0swsso.
lAn nIlAsx-
Etrsssssss Cs.--sssrf- HAavsv Inn Of psnsvilc.
Cbrk-isxAxL ID Roor Of York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

o. SATURDAY et EELEs you1s-.t d4srht Of o
W orsen. sE.d
Her un.s vii tzks place from the rssdsr> II
br-dss b .f<rbOon AZ eocx he r-nds Of The
iavtsc s,i-nd without f1rb.r liormston.
Al Ttonrsonsie ser Ia and the nornos Of the
pfotrscst Dsss bfr- 9Th Christian fortgds snd
VI JOAN ~ yAS DrZ.R sg-a - Years rsuth.,
Al bfooayn Oct; = 1879, CAIHARNE LYONS Gle Of L-oaars
Pslsr.
fl--rs from Jos Hoyt - BroosJn o'cloos, pm
On frtay. 90 b.. rssld-1cs JOHN
HCGhs. esi5ss Of Esg aod IA. 18th Of b.. .s-
h sn1as oil - 2tsu 20 Grsso-oo1 this
esyl roruicx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

y "HUpsoS writes us from New Jeriey
urging the Wings Of that State to isithfulnes in the
approaching Election, and recommending LINCOLN
BATES, OF Van Worst, proper candidate for the lie
gislsture from Hudson County. We dc not know who
the candidates but we trust the Wings of sur as
ter STATE will mske good nominations, and sfterwsd
secure them a triumphant election Hudson County,
believe. makes It's nominsiion for the legislature
-. nn-.x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

Re>etrs since Yestsrday-F LoOR, 5000 bslsi
wHEAr, 1000 bash CoHS, D. Ooo do.-The incenen.
CT Of the weather cheeks operations IN Flour ara the
market with moderate cemsn6, tends 1owrTsfc
The ssics % not exceed leo b5s Of Michigan At -
62.. For WHE.r there IL bot little inquiry. though
orices are steady. CoHx Is firm and in good d@msrc
sales 900 bushes fat yellow, deliverable a. Ionawsn-
DE- 81 sc. PFEIGRTs are unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw.Yoav TRIBUNE.
LATER from California.
NEr.OrrEAks. Taur.dsY

NKTDlLEASs, In1fsdsyl Oct y
The steamship ? slcon, Capt HsrtsteIn. arrived
At tits port this morning, IN Eve day. frur Chssres
TIE steamship Onio Capt Solsnck, sailed last night
for NewYork she net tie Fslcon and received from
her % passengers for Ss~Yors, who had eorne from
Chsgr-, 10 the scon Most Of them are undoubtedly
from San Francisco ihsy probably eft lat place On
the ls,of September In toe steamship Psnsrns, csPt
Bailey.
The new, from California is probably down to the
az Of SEPTEMBER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

A WORD IN sEAsos.-Mr. Collector Maxwell
called his Revenue Officers together at the close
Of their days work one day last week, and in
brief, pungent speech informed them that he had
business enough for them, and would advise them
az friend not to be found meddling with Primary
Meetings. Political Conventions, nor anything OF
the sort. Whenever the day Of Election came,
no trusted each would have time to vote, and
would vote ~ he thought best but on other days
he hoped they would let such matters alone
We heartily spprove and second the Collectors
suggestion, and respectfully commend it 20 the
consideration OF our City Police Of both parties.
II they arc sent TO the Primary Meetings to keep
or restore order. they will OF course obey orders
otherwise. they ought to be the modestest men in
the crowd and by no means addc, themselves to
managing, packing Committees drumming up
voters, sc. &C. Such operations are not within
the legitimate sphere Of Office holders, especially
TyA,s ONCE holders. Leave the front seats to the
ron. salsried people.
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BuSInEss su.rlUEs.

AMEsIcAs MUsEuN-Ho wonder that they have over.
whining houses 81 this establishment Mr. BARsuN and
ns Efficient ally, Mr. GsEEswooD, dazzle the syes Of the
pubic with perpetual succession Of sDsrtling novelties
1ts week We are 70 have nat excellent Farce "Ths Hy-
pocnOrtnsc,' with he new panIomine Of "The Two
Sners," full Of the richest practical Jokes mstamor.
phosas and dscepuous. musical pnsnomsron 10 also
named 10 The bills, viz performance the Ophcieide
BY tbs brothers Mariner-ts fugenng and ne 9th.
er blowing Tnis we hear, 10 most surprising exhibl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

q IRE war Of the Beaton and anti Z snton
.sct:ors eonieue To gov hotter and hotter III 10 10
20 on IL has eoumsnc-d until ihs election rexf Al
sust ne Go rot know what IS 70 become Of H. Each
party IL ssnsuins q being Abe beat the sne ard
they putting Ia their prct;-est lieks. he Wigs
- enjoy II with inte0se s-;is:scioe. They are
perfectly Indifferent about tie end thst rsry fe Is
leif Of either 81 them Wherever ne can hear frun
they stand outside Of the rng anxious oay to give The
coEbssan,s fair fsht Tais Is thsir tue po<ro,-
81 Louis RspVb. 3sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

~ HiTcacccE LEADs.aTEa have been buyiu1
heavily at auction The pas, week. aud today they vii,
ot-r their customers srsst bargains In De LANES Cash
sres re greater, even, thar they have ever been sps
oed 20 ossr before They have beautiful style, Of
both arge and small figures, hzh and plain eoors snd
s-so fall sad eorplets Of silks M.rooe,
Stawls, Cloaks he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

Receipts ~ Cg..al rfhin the past - h0u's.-
l0CO0 bbls FLoUA, 10 WHEAT, 300 bushels CosS
2 GO do. BAILEY-ln FLoUR there = no change 10s
thy Of notice and TIC sales embrace about 800 bb.s
There IA good demand for CoRS, the ss!es reaching
- 900 bushels including Western mixed, at Gle Sic
The inquiry for BAHLEY is scarcely 90 seuT- some
10 900 bush changed hsncs Al GO Csc for four r0wed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

T. WArsos 9. HArsxs. the sailor sdvoeste Of
Reform In the Navy By the Punishment Of Greg and
FosSnF has just paced through from Phssielphis TO
Dos.on, where be hopes 10 awaken some stisaoa &c
exciting Naval sbassx We hsspssk for his vorh the
coSpsrstoa Of tbs lovers d Good In The capital Of New
EaelssA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

Ere Co.--Senasor, VIM. L. @ Smith OF Buffalo.
sheriff. Len II. Williams OF Black Rock Clark, CesA
isr e.isf OF flsmbarsh; Justice, Lsandsr J. Roberts
Of CeidenL
Asssne,y-lss Dist. Hozado seymour. il. OF Rnsalo,
"a DIST Elijah Ford Of Brfslo Sd Dist Hiram Harris
Of Aurora <tA Dist Nathaniel NJ. Jones OF Boston
IDssy Ce-sherid Lawrence Feonef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

q lIl' Astonishing how wonderfully low you can buy
EHgsa and American Carpets Of the NOS, beautiful ss.
HsHs enufs new patterns Rags Shades and Oh Cloth,
a.. Of s's inPorauoas, which will be given to The pu.
easser " per cent ess isan At any o;hs IN
I',e S's'es hIR-N Asorisos's celebrated cheap
Csrpes Wsrereoms, 90 Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

CALIFORNIA BY Gas LISHT.-Ws stopped Ia al Stop
PAN Hap 90 Friday evening aud saw MEYszss Panora-
ma Voyage California We were mach pleased with the
panlns But soopoiwaf. reehns topssils la storm,
nnz. the rolling peals u hurdsr. ths and waves
makes Up scene that does honor skl and Ingenuity
Mr. hYLss inforEls 1s 10 continues week more a
sIoppssi Hal Broadway corner Of Wsker-st Readers,
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Later from ucatnB.

News from Csmpeachy 70 the -s-h oil ceptem-
Der hss been received II reported tns, TIE DIS
,ersors among tie Chiefs Of The asurssnt iadars ns1
been coufrn Il was expected ira; frcs,sn wo1.d
te able 10 close the between the races By the quiet
submission Il tie Indians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

LATER FROM BsESos AfRrs.-By the arrivsl
Of the bark Muskinshsm, Cap, Crockett from Buencs
Ayres, whence she sailed the l9ih Of August, We
have fles Of the BrsA Paeke 10 the llth Of Augsst
sui la Gacea Asess 10 the loih en' We md nOthirg
In them Of the slightest consequence except little
ship news which will be found under cur Marine bead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

CHoLTRA.-As the steamer Nile ~as recently
passing Up the Lakes with about 100 swis, eisr.ns
On board TIE CSOiers broke o.: among them on Lake
Rarca IN very nEigrAa; form, Aad BEFORE the boat
arrived A. Chicago egot bad died and were buried In
tic Lske. There were rfteen others lying most OF
them, IN collapsed state They prom pity taken
10 ne Hospital BY The sathonues OF Csicsgo These
euisr.nts were bound for Henry Co. III where there
IA large settlement Of tAeir roantrynen-
The Ceolers was sal prevailing ~ hscslnsc. u the
latest scccurts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

u 7ae Ersa:ag Post, we regret to see, in lis
late mutation Of principle has undergone no i'm
provement in its manners. We made ON satur-
day morning mistake with regard to MIR. GEORGE
H. Purser in stating that he had been in the Custom
House and we thought should have been kept In. hsv'
Ing done much a. leading Barnburrer toward elect
ing Gen Taylor by drawing Of LocoFooo votes ON Van
Burep. II wss rot Mr.. rarser, but another Fourth
Wsrd Barnburner likewise Commissioner Of Schools,
Mr.. Edward r. Feliows who was recently turned out
Of The custom-Hous when we and others thought II
would be ast and polite to retain him the grounds
above stated Messrs. Purscr and Fellows 90 much
shhs that We mixed them Up, and did not learn our
mistake I'LL saturday morning. and we fully corrected
u In our evening Paper Yet the Post snstches at our
paragraph. heads Il, A Morslsts Morality and sp'
pends 10 IL thesc eharssteristie remarks
"ff thsre 10 any dirty be DONE here 10 nobcd
for "a hike your noel -morslist One unacqasaIed with
the fscts would scarcely suppose that the allegations IN
p above parsgraph-thst Mr. PuIsor was Ia the Custom
Hoose and thai editor OF Ths Ibsns solicited 10
Try aud heep han .here-are fsbnestions out OF whole
cloth
The Post knows perfectly weli-none serter-'hs'
the rsscutoa in the Custom House Of men Of like fsh
With itse,f and Mr. Purscr has been solicited and In
some casss accorded grounds substantially as We
have stated. 1t scurIihsy lie grossly unwarrsnted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

fsEsiDrsr TAYLOR AsD HIs CAsrsgr-BR.pY', osl.-
osied Athozrsphc print Of Presdert TAYLOR and bls
net IL 40" FOR sale a. the unprecedented low price Of d
per snze copy, 81 tho Publishers BRADY Gallery rs
snd TT Broadway corner Of Yaisonst Ahbersl discount
20 fh- lrace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

TRE RALgiGH RkorsrsR--This paper COM
pleted ito sab year the % OF osto5er IL sstsb
kshed Ia ls BY the fAihsr Of the prevent editor and
during al that time u hss prospered In ths unfstspg
support Of hue Republican pstndplsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

- Fsilfashior Hat ready at the ore-pnee store.
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