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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
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ssiurisY sept sh.r 81 bat ssrfs osss, WILLIAM
MoRrOs formerly 81 7hilaisrhi..
In ci.eso.t Aprl D. Mn EUSicE coLLIys wife Of John
A ColIss s,- .sitor Of tbs DAILY Qis-n CIV
sunday Sep, Of syssot-ry ADELE LEEDS, aged 10
mouth. d.a.htsr Of Fredsrss W and Lucy Leeds.
rsads h- family respectfully invited 70
attsna snsruoou O'Clock fror ~ c.'n0e-t
wmsnsou1h Sept - satas-y, MARY JANE vie OF
Fr.dkiaF coo.st. sg.d Is year.
", -nsio. -.. tt.a 70 Greenwood Cemetery Sunday
90 sandsy morning sept FCsEBlA COLsts vie Of John
Co xan Only daughter OF william Dsnmsn sErd 81 years
Ih. Of sandy invited s-nd Tor fsnsIsi DC Moo
from Or late rs-if.nes 10 Jsnss o. 40 ococs
o. Saturday Sept "a stsf lingering rness 10 he 20 year OF
h.r -. rrs SARAH A. vile 81 John P-lnsr.
ssss IN. ay especially n-t'd 70 attend n. isns
from 20, Frbih.s Moa5ay ths DAY 3,th i1se az y clock
houi urths hvson Her s 10 tsisn % 0fssn~ood
-
ssds.ny Ga Saturday morning Sept a. KEzIA vie Of Rh-
sri bro q the 56th year Of her Ays -
Ca sas.y sv-aax Sep; syssr,ayy MARGARET JANE,
ant sashtsr Samoa sE-d 10 months
Th- snds Of the family sf-ctoaatsy nstsd N
n.fs tbs day nondsy) a, ~ oA from iss Esst
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ner. residing at - Chsresst- on Saturday morning
while lsborng under arrangement Of mind caused oy
long illness sod scute suffering, COMMITTED sne's y
cutting her throat with a razor she ~es 70 years 81
ss- born IN this city sud hss left husband and t"o
children TO mourn her gntiney fate.
PoLfcr CoCRT Some burglar entered ihe mouse, =
Msdi-On-st- Saturday night and rarsarsed II lnc
bureau drawers IN sev-. found . have orcn
broken oren The family present ont Of town No
srre-t....O On Saturday, night officers Pei and Msyusfd
arrested Lsnr-rt hctchsss. charge or attempting
shoot John Ysrfck He held for sxAmi al
Wm Wells taken into custody ne evening.
charged with drawing knife ard threatening 10 stso
Frances Rodgers He hsid 10 answer. Henry
AIMEE. charged with being pzric pStor n grand ar
c-rv AZ 81 Grr~nwich.t wss sfressd on saturday night
.nf bed f0- Joseph Russell arrested
sane night charged with Attempting 20 orrAs INTO
the house Of John Norris He'd 10 znswef A boat sup
posed have been found, snt n possess
q a well known thief On Saturday. who wa srr--i-f.
TEE boat the First district Poc- station where
the call ard IKE H.. David Smith ~as srres-
Ted yesterday charge Ct stealing horse, valued Il
So from James Weaver resident Of jersey Csy. Com
ulil.rr FOR sxaIlnauOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

~ The steamer Falcon lett yesterday with
out taking the California mail from this city II was
not on board At the hour advertised for her TO start
and her agents, Messrs. Paradise, Lswrsson & Co
anxious that she should clear the bar by daylight and
DESTROYS % maintain the character OF the line OF
steamers for punctuality In their arrivals and depar
lures sent her of without H. They however, tele-
grspbed her at the Belize and In reply received advice
that abe would await there the arrival OF the mall,
which was sent down last evening N. o. Delta, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

The Two GRAND LoDGEs.-The Order Of Odd
Fellows in this State has been divided into two
Grand Lodge Jurisdictions the territory bcing
the same as the U. s. Court Districts. TIE Grand
Lodge of Southern New.york (he Old or City party
will embrace the Counties OF New-York, Richmond
Kings. Queens, Suffolk, Wesiches,sr. Putnam, Dutch
ess. Columbia, Greene Ulster, sullivsn, Orange and
Rocklsnd while The Grand Lodge OF Northern New
York (the New Constitution, or County party will
embrace the remainder u the State
Two Grand Encsmpments, having the same powers
and boundaries. also egaised by ths decision Of
the Grand Lodge OF the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

TELFeRlPH.-Mr. ORsilly states that We were
IA error IN saying that his Telegraph line on the West
Bank Of tho river had adopted horse's instruments
permanently. aud is to he only local lice. We give
him the benefit Of the denial but we have seen the
original document. duly signed by the proprietors OF
that line and the Attorney Of the Morse Pstenees con-
veying tbs rshtto Morses instruments. for which
twenty FIVE dollars per mile is to be paid equal to
about twenty i've hundred dollars for the whole line
If this s only for the temporary Of the instruments,
N Ia certainly q largo pricg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

The folowingisa list of the passengers per steam,
ship Fslcon which sailed from New Orleans on the 18Th
for Chsgres
Mr. sd Mfs k--asrs. Mss Shobcf Dolls Dsr,el sest
Jo>sph Do4b rvisfsou ksatrr sinner D. sati-1-if
hyru- srd stY chs fstfx Caaaus 80,
80 soar c6 assn hr oNsa - Csas1i. Charles H.
t~man Wa N-. tnir.us O'S4tsn. Barney Lirlf Coz.
reo. Ma-f (h-'.r Ps.sfsas Jsnss y,hnsau a. D.n-
Nrhsei Nck hsnsu, rheas--s rascr p.,ri-cu
>-neac hf a p DAVIS ft-i-n anes Jah1 Nnurs
AsEia 0vosss Ms'se Joan Msua Aussson. McBfs~u.
fhaddeus M ball n n Mclean. Stsniod, Pea
oamss .. Neofs, HEAR GrV, q ,en. sou-y. JAM.
isasl, ois, tatoa. ha.As- kae D-oni Thorras DAVE
Nea Asssa Constant tansso1 Ei~efd Coffon, Joha aarss
Si-,y }Q.sls krg jarss nsis. ~ helr, Bel raiaiatn
b-ni " Nar.a Jtha Cro ~ n n Cahsa Als Etrshfr
iwof Cohsr. james fos.e flscfnose. ~ Srh Wa
jso--, Dss tsrss-- a. c-na.ck. Mssl On sn.h
lscoa Ne John = lev 1cou. Hiftnn T. c.roSsy
n cst~ei hs1p hortuar. wnham hAcc~-s. " foua. {
Stfp resia. JAMES sae. tex Hrseushr Ino1s. Ns..
Cart Jeaa AuPsou ie1-, Peace eNss. WA Ossseost
Jsats F.gsl Stages. Aias
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cone.road-rc' Of toe s-'.aa.h c.o's.'a-


The steamer Nina, Of Charleston, Capt. Magee. II
the employ Of the United States has just entered III,
81 johns River having come from carrying troops T.
several places siong the Eastern coast Of Florida In
consequence OF the Indians She left company Al
smyrna under Major Lowd, who IL In command OF ;hf
troops east Of the St Johns With him are Lieuts
Merchant and Taylor (old Zach's nephew) Al Indian
River, another company under MAJ Ripley, Edwards
lieut. LoathormaD, surgeon Al the Miami, Cape Flo
rida, Lieuts DcLanel aud Robson, with another com
psBy DR.. Fleming, citizen, has been employed AT this
last station, snd DR.. Ssmms at New Smyrna. Nothing
has been heard or seen Of Indians, except At Indian
River where, board, the company Of settlers who
had remained there 10 make some stand had written
that the enemy had been in the neghborhood aud burnt
house Cat dstance) and they had abandoned. They
under Geddcs II aitcrwsfd found had gone south
n boat aud lest heard Of on their way To hey
West. This wsy We hear very little OF the savages
and for most Of our information we are In indebted
ness to more Northern papers who manage 10 excite
some romantic interest, such ~ about Billy Bowleg'
en1 white Tag, which with mach more seems 70 have
little other foundation than fancy.
The Nsi- orleans Picdyrre, Of the 18th inst Gays
We learn from Capt Wilson, of the schooner John !
Sprague, that a relation Of the indian chief Billy Bow
legs has intO Tampa Bay TO make as our inform
ant supposes, overtures Of peace.
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~ The correspondence betwee

Mr.. CLAYTON and NJ. PoUssrN, with
the opinion of Mr.. Attorney-General
Johnson on the claim of Capt. Car
pender for Salvage on the Eugene, &c.
&c. will be found in our SUPPLEMENT
this morning, together with much Gen
eral News. Our Foreign Letters from
J. J. c., w. HUeH DomERrY, JULES
LEcmEvALTEg, &c. are most reluctantly
crowded out, which will compel us to
issue another Supplement tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
THE BARBER OF BROADWAY
HArrEs SHAVED.


An original by the famous manufacturer Of hats,
@ Ksox. ~ Futon-st
Chapter ists
remarkable hat iri-O6 Play.
Bowxsa make wig, can shave dsxterously anu
with his curling ongs arrange the uncogth hair
into flowing locks that will excite The widest admiration
B0tk~ he Barber Of Broadpay!!!
ITO be continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
Lend Questionable Invention.

Samuel G. Cornell, us Frontst. has invented
machine for making lead pipe Of kind greatly supe-
ror to any other for which he took out patent in -47
The excellence of the article produced by this method
cannot be better Illustrated than by the following de-
scrpton OF the machine Itself from the Patent Ofhce
Report OF that year
Tho other patent is for improvements in machinery
for making pipe of lead or other similar metal One
Of the most approved modes Of manufacturing lead
pipe-iutroduccd tuf few yesrs ago-is 70 place tne
melted lesd IN strong cylinder having die ana core
of proper dimensions for the exterior and interior OF
the ypeihe core being supported BY bridge IT the
mouth a the die AT other end OF the cylinder i
pision opera cd By M hydraulic press. Amer the
metal has been SLOWED 10 set" the power OF the
press u brought upon the piston and the lead Il forced
forward through the bridge which separates II into
several parts which by the great pressure applied re-
unite and psss out Of the cylinder between the die and
the core ia tho form u pipe No more effective sud
satisfactory mode OF manufacturing lead pipe has here
toore oes known. But II 10 subject TO one great Oh
lection. The power reqn red is almost incredible and
IL with great difficulty hst the parts can be made OF
sufficient strength 20 resist the force applied Any i'm
provement, therefore, upon this kind of machinery
which will cause II 70 be elective with diminished
force Is OF primary importance. The lead when set
has not acquired us usual hardness-but s nearly
semifuld that great pressu upon It by the piston
causes the lead 10 press in all direction. Ike tuid
with nearly equal force The pressure, therefore, OF
,he e-d upon the sides OF the cylinder Is nearly equal
10 the pressure Of the pistonsnd whsn we consider
the immense power applied. aud that the whole mass
must De forced forward Uat has passed through the
ae-the resistance arising from the friction OF the
moving along the sides Of the cylinder will resdi
Is be understood be one the serious obsta-
cles 20 be overcome. The invention in question en-
trey obvs;es the necessity of forcing the for
ward. and therefore avoids the greatest obstacle
toforo encountered and this is done by sn improve
ment of the simplest character. Toe die instead Of
being plsced heretofore In the hesd Of the cylinder
requiring the rsd be forced along the sldes OF the
cylinder TO IL. placed in the piston head snd moved
forward upon the lssd-so that the mass Of leadres
lively 20 the cyndcr-has motion, and consequent
ly makes friction Tesistsnce-and all the power
required Il simply that which 10 necessary 10 cause the
ls.a " pass the die and the
pipe This improvement Is OF very great importance
II brings relief 10 lead pipe machinery - the very
pori where IL most seriously needed. There are
other incidental and minor advantages. possessed By
THIS machine over others which vii be easily under
stood. and which i il unnecessary 70 act forth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

BOSTON SEPT. 15-AskivEp Friday. 2ls'. brig Zane
RIO J4ueifo Aug 10. report. br frg4s Apollo from tng
land for India put u Oh Aug having o- IL men ~ 'io
ers-ro ofhef news. AssivfD Saturday,. r. ? ~ .cIf
Tronests Sullivan Tor Z CLgsssp hsrss Dan VIZ
ser. San Francrcoi AGeia Roger, Polls big mhIf ~
PHI. ,chr A Horror. PHI Arrived. sunday. silps
Franchise Liverpool isih u go passense,s % oea ,n
the passage; Oe-sn Queen Liverpool zist ~ ~
gers died o. he pas.ase bsrk- nellie, Rotterdam 29ih
ult. " lam. ou s b VT
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BUSINESS roTiOk:s.

AMERICAS MUsErM.--Pantonime, comedy, singing,
dancing, sccordson plsying In the Lecture Room.
100 wonders The producsns Of all branches - ard
the elements OF IN the saloons. will command
rnsh Of patronage for The Mg this week The
Msrlinoits. members Of the 0ngns Rsvel Family. open
with pantomims OF the Red Demon" this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
WbIg Nominations for Assembly.

.S,fubee Co.--Ist District WM BAKER.
Erie C0-llld District Ira r. IRISH of Ilsmburgh
For Senator, GEo. r. BAscocK Sheriff, LIE Roy Fam
NAM; County Clerk, WELLS Books Associate Jus
tire JOIN Trainer
Washington Co.-FOr Sheriff. WM. A. RUSSELL OF
Salem; County Clerk. N B. MILLIMAS Of Hingsburs
Treasurer, EDWARD BuLKLEY OF Granville
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

The ns,t number o, The Tribune for Europesa
e,,eaistsos will be issued tom morrow morning al
9 O'Clock. 1t will contain all The ia'es' news
received up to the time Of going 10 press Ioe
y,roos sails from Bostos on "Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

PrEsrptsr TAYLOR AND HIS CAusgr-BsADrs cello
brsted hhogsphc print Of President Taylor ard bis Cab
met Ia for sale the gnprecenled low pres Of 81
per single cspy, at the Publishers BRADY Gallery 2oS
and 2o7 Broadway Of FalIons liberal discount
10 he rad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

SrEAMBoAT BuRST-Loss OF LIFE.-The steam
tow boat lainscs lying At Hslscys dock. the Pas
sac in hi. city discovered re about ~ OciOck
this morning ard although the Fire Engines were
pr npily the spot and pouring several streams OF
wster the IRE. Il nos extingushed until nearly
o'clock :-shen one cf the Geek hands John Hast
ings-beius missing search WAS made. and his body
found near the passage way Of tie starboard cabin
completely charred. lie had probably attempted %
escape BY this pass sgehis only Of exit except
by jumping through the wiEd0~ iniO the rivcr-bu,
BY ths danes sni doubtless sufocated on the
spot; CorcacT Hall was in attendance, but the circum
stances did not require Jury and after the body
placed IN coffin II put On beard the Jonas c.
ussrt steamboat and his afflicted family in New
York lie shout - years Of ege, and leaves vile
and three children.
Ine are oTiginaled the deck the smoke pipe.
probably from the iron psie which had become heates
snd bad doubtless b-rn burning slowly all night The
IRE Ia he ufnace put cut her arrival =, the
~hari lss' nishr Her machinery 10. much 10.
jdre1 and 4. thought thsI the null may b. restored
bat TIE deck and upper works entirely destroyed
She wss built 10 or Is years for East River
Ferry boat, and was Owned BY John Griffith Of Jersey
CITY. TIE loss l. about 81 600 s700)ao Insurance.
N~ark Adv 2Ad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

" mslicous paragraph in The Herald i'm
pels Us to state that have no connection with nor
control the printing establishment known as The
Tribune Job Office We have no job Office and print
nothing except The Tribune, but our Freshman nd
veriises for and executes some pre"work for other
Offices, with which do not NEEDLE. VIII The Era
recantf We ask neither favor nor justice from the
author nf the caiumry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

Vermont fsiled 20 make her returns, but her mem
bershp is full thousand, which with both parties
In NewN York. will make about hundred and sixty
thousand members under the Jurisdiction Grand
Lodge OF the United States.
Lodges have been instituted in California and Mime
sOia.
The reports from the various State Grand Lodges are
of the most hsttering description showing the Order
| to be In most healthy cOnditioD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

~ Rev. WILLIAM WISASs declines being
the Wing candidate for Congress in the Vih District
OF Mississippi A. g. Brown as the Loco Foco can.
didats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

BAseAiss IN NEW PALL EsssoiDEKIEs, LAcEs, LIsEs
HDxys, tc.-rhc unlimited variety Of these goods
add The cheapest ever offered byus.
sls In lat FARRELL L CO ST Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

~ FAsmosAsLg CARD EsssAvIse for weddings, &c
also splendid assortment Of French and English import
cd Enyelops and Waters al EvEsDELLs fashionable e-tab
Ashmens for cards Broadway and Dusns and
Ws!l-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

4HlLAD-LfhiAf I-A-oYf Pr -
The interments IN me city for the week ensirg
Yesterday amounted 70 lo3 Of which were from
choleis, add . under years O. sse
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/ BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
a,po,ptmenrs by The President.

E- For ,esgrsphic dispsiches received In tine for
E,sains Edinou Of Saturday, .-e First Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

WILMINGTON. SLHHaFf = p =
gro w. CUrTgR, Navy AGENT at Porssmouin
n H. vice Cushmsn and JONI RICE, Naval siore
keeper a. the same port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

THE oDD-FELLows-Stafe # The Order.-The
Sunday Dispatch learns that the aggregate Of the
returns made by ;wen,y-eight Grand Lodges TO the
National Grand Lodge jus, adjourned in Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

doubtless greaer.
The counties having the largest population are Hsr.
ris 1881 Harrison, $50; Br.zofis, 5032. RY.s
81, and Galveston, 323
The counties having the greatest number Of slaves
sre Harrison 3 456, sud Brszoria 32l9 None of the
others hsve over 00J bur thirteen have over 1000
but fifteen Of the remainder have 5Oo. The
ties Of Austin, Bowie Dfszoris, Cas-. Fort Bend,
Come. Harris. Harrison, hstsgord.. Nscoedoch--.
Red River, Rusk. Zen Augustine. WAshinston, and
Whsrt0n-fiieeu ia ALL ct eighty ia the State con.
tain half Of al the slaves The counties In which the
slaves exceed the whites Bowie Brszoria Fort
Bend, Harrison, Mstssords, and Wharton.
IN. counties Of Cameron Nsece-. Starr, webb, and
cast ahoa; 5000 votes at he election osi over and
mora tnan 1000 lnhahllsnfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

Daring the week bb. Potash arrive found
a 40 csrss Rec h.vs changed h-os.
ls6ro rhs co6ss held N-ihsrsnds cangsav
toos place sdv<n- Of scout The
ooaunas. very lie and hot.
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California Passengers.

rE- ins * Co.'s Express again has our
thanks for Providence papers # Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

WIGS AND TouPEss-we would call The attention Of
citizens and strangers, req,nng Wigs and Toupees 10
recent Improvement Of mos, important character In
vented by Y PHALos, ISL Broadway, corner Of Dey-..
under the franklin House They be HE Hair
assortment in The city. ala i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

Day GooDs-Ws notice that Msssrs J. W. BAsK.ak
Co. ii and Is Ca hefnest have completed their extensive
alterations which they have been making some months
past and have opened OF The richest siocbs ever
exhibited In the eastern section Of the city ana prices.
too, that will insure them ready SALE advise such
1--we convenient 10 call and examine for themseves ard
such as do not win be doubly repaid by mourning
expense 70 get there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

" Fall style Of English and American Carpetng.
aug' OH Cloth kc selling reduction Of Is per cent,
al HIRAM AsnEssoss celebrated Cheapest Carpet Estab
shment In the United States 80 Bowery fvs large show.
rooms displaying The largest snd most beautiful sssor
Of patterns prices, ct Astonishing low prices
You select Carpets from 20 Cd to os per yard, OIL
Cloth, from So Cd TO Be- per yard. worthy The attention
Of purchasers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

IL Thn Southern mail yesterday afternoon
brought Us kevorssn' papers q tbs iosb, lish and
18th sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

~ We have opened slock Ct New Fall MILLIH.
cry and FANCY GOODS sToNIERk
"a In 9e2 Roxsrv oooosfts Fnh-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

IMPORTANT TO HousEKEEpEss-No matter how fns
may be the house, how elegantly may be furnished
II II Is infested with sces RoAcaEs and other house
hold vEssrs no American family can bs otherwise than
miserable In IT, We do wonder therefore, at the i'm
mense popularity Of Mr.. LYoss MAssErIe PowOEss.so
RAT Puts, which sbandanly proved efficient and In
falbs In removing and destroying these nuisances BY
tribe, expended for these remedies go BROAD
WAY you may have clean beds and bedrooms I'M
tsnsntej by any but their lawful Inhabitants the year
round The Pas placed m TIA nogaborhoed Of rats and
nice, .1sefuaily clear TIE pys~ases IA FIVE nIxurEsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
Faiiare Of Sozthsrn iiasi-Aaiournment OF
Odd Fellows, Grand Lodge.

=
There was no SoatnerA Mail this evening from
beyond Rsleigh. NC.
fbe Odd Fellow Grsod Lodge stands adjourned
sine die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

~ TsE LADIES will be oat In grea, profns:on to-day
hof AL and Winter fabrics replenlsh their dapdst'd
wndfoces and the consequence will be- our old ends
HITCHCOCK LEApsEArER, corner Broadway ard Leon
srdst viii be busy with their OF Clerks
serving out their really elegant Goods, which, 10 said
hey are selling very low They have superb s:sofneni
Of both rlch and plain de Lspes, Csshmefes MeFEoef.
SILKS shswls &c nc aod solicit their examination by Tho
public feeling assured that fair comparison Win any
other In The city will give them the patronage u
every gent lady. Plain Gloves al 50 cent? pair
Inferior 10 The beet IN he city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

- Resssra les Of Natural sisht.-Profsssor
BKOssos Preserves and Restores The ustnrs sight,
eight and does away with glssses entirely
Once days IN New York tho lsst three Of each wses In
dsys u 10 WlnsesI Rsfsrsncsi " sbuadsnes. "a lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

CALIFoRsIA.-Stephen X. Branch. lately from
the God Mines will exhibit the Elephant in lecture
=, $50 Broadway this evening having enjoyed the best
opportunities of seeing the Aanima 10 all his magnificent
proportions Having been four months In California
three of them at the various diggings Stephen thinks
be can dispense large quarters worth of instruction
and entertainment, on the subject and we are quite Of
mis- opinion. Young gents who lament their inability
70 reach California are particularly advised 10 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

" The festival for the benedt Of the Catholic
Orphan Asylum, which tsses place tonight at Castle
Garden presents great attractions to the lovers OF good
music as well As to the friends OF that humane n'situ'
ton We understand that every preparation has been
made TO render the ents rtainment in all respects wor
thy Of tho excellent charity for which 1t sPPess to the
Hber sliiy of citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

T Ask Knox for real Hat whea you get one
one with generous breadth Of brm, light. elastic
body. and soft plusby feel about it We consider one
of this sort worth case Of the littebrimmed, pert
upst.rt tiles that cover most of the empty heads In
town It's one advantage OF gain to Knox that you
can only tell what sort OF head piece you DO want be
will either End II or make il. Try HIM