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10 Wool Carders and Cloth Dressers.
M ACHINE CARDS.-The subscriber has just
VI been appointed sole agent for the State of To-
wa, OF SMITHS MACHINE CARDS; and after the first
of April, will have on hand full supply of every
kind of Cards, such as
Daufier Cards; Fancy Cards;
Fileting do Also, Jacks;
Comb Plates; Gard cleaners;
Emery; Press and Papers;
In short every thing connected with the wool card
ing business. which will be sold at manufacturers
prices. Also, all kinds OF Dye stuhs of the best
quality always on hand. T.. +. GAY,
Burlington, march %, $40 cor Jefferson & Main SITS
pRUsHEs, Brushes 80 doz paint Brushes, assor.-
ID ed sizes; 10 doz varnsh asst Sizes 90 doz white
wash brushes, extra fine, just received and for sale
by (apr le, '4o) EEGAY
NTACKEREL; 10 half bbls. No. I. mackerel; 10
1Sl bbls No. 3, mackerel for sale by
march % '4s W.F. CooLBAUGH
WINDOW GLASS; 20 boxes s by 10 Glass; 10
march %, 40 WE. cooLBAUGH
DREAKING PLOWS; Is breaking Flows (Rong,
- and Ready brandy for sale by PRuaH Cook
ID OUCH IND READY PLOWS; 400 steel Plows
IL tRough, and Ready brandy for sale by
march s. 40 PRuGH COOK
L0oR THE TOILET.-Jayne's Hair Tonic, Poma
L tum, Bears Oil, Macassar oil, Eau Lustrale, Am
brosia, powder, lilly white, chalk balls, asst Ex'
racts, fancy soaps Eau Cologne, also hair brushes
Tooth and Nail brushes, smelling bottles, etc. fol
sale at Gays Drug store Jan II. 1s49
TT UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLs: Bingham ant
~ Cotton Umbrellas and silk, bingham and cot
ton Parasols-a good assortment for sale by
may 3, $40 GARRETT & COOPER
DRANDETlIS PILLS, constantly on hand b!
1)Nov %, AS PARSONS, Corp PARSONS, Agts
| RESs GOODS: such as tissues, linen lustre, ging
hams, lawns, plrid lawns, plaid swiss, berages
Tor sale at reduced prices at the store Of
july 5, '49 GaRRETT & CooPEF
| UST received per steamer Wisconsin, doz. Hay
- rakes; doz. painted pals; sacks dried APP
pies; $50 lbs bar Lead and ass'd shoy for sale by
july 5, lS49 PARSONS, COPP & PARSONS
PLOUGHS! PLOUGHS lilo 81
saSN- perior Cary Ploughs' on hand and fo
essSsss@ sale very cheap, at the corner of JEFF
ferson and water streets by
march $3.50 ]. G. LAuMAN s. BROTHER
rROCERIES, ETC: brown, loaf and crushed su
~ gar, Rio coffee, imperial and young hyson tea
tobacco, saleratus, pepper, spice, indigo, madden
| soap, ETC., etc. for sale at the store of
july s, $40 GARRETT & COOPER
| pURE FRENCH BRANDY for Medical use: casl
of the best brandy ever brought to this market
taken out of the Custom House by the subscribe
| himself. Also, cask prime Port wine, for sale a
july rs, '49 GAYS Drug store
| FTNO BUILDERS: 100 perch Stone, for sale. En-
| L quire of j. G. LAUMAn 4 BROTHER june %
! DRUNEs: 10 boxes prunes just received and 70
L sale by tapr 12l W F CoOLBAUGH
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r.. u. SfOckfOla

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at LAW, Buring-
n ton, Iopa. G5-0ffice-corner of Sd and wash
ington streets, formerly occupied by Drs Houghton
and Brookbank. Iaug 9, 40
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF THE ST LOU



UNINERSITY.-FACULTY.
NJ. L. Linton, NJ. d., Profes sor of the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
A. Litton, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
c. A. Pope. NJ. D.. Profes or of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery, Clinical Surgery, and Dean of
the Faculty.
NJ. NJ. Pallen, NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
James Blake, NJ. d., Professor of Descriptive, &C.
neral and Surgical Anatomy.
Thos Reyburn, NJ. D., Professor of Materia Medi-
ca and Therapeutics.
r. s. Holmes, NJ, D., Professor Of Physiology and
Medical Jurisprudence.
w. NJ. McPheeters, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
L. w. stevens, NJ. d.. Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The newCollege edfce will be completed by the
LIST October. Our Clinical and Anatomical advanta-
ges are unsurpas sed in the West.
The regular Lectures commence annually on the
10Th or October. Whole cost of Tickets. $lO5; Ma
circulation Ticket, SIS; Graduation Fee, $40; Board
from $40 to $l2 per month. Medical students are
admitted free Of charge to the Medical and Surgical
practice in the City Hospital, and also in the st Lou
is Hospital, and the Marine Wards, during the lee
ture terms.
Students, or others, desiring further information,
can either address the Dean, and he will forward
them descriptive pamphlet, or on arriving in the
city call upon him at his Office 1913, Locust street,
three doors in the rear Of the Odd Fellows Hall.
CHAS A. POPE, NJ. D., Dean.
st Louis, august l6, 1S49-9t
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DIR w. WI. Traer.

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ OF Burlington and vicinity. E5-Ofice on Main
street, in the building formerly occupied by Drs
Lowe and Hickok. iuly 70, 1919,
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REGULAR PACKET

Betpeen st Louis, st Peters, st Cror and all inter-
mediate Ports.
4 .~ THE fine light draught steamer
's{..sszzA7!AAA CORA, GoRMAs, master, will run
sSsss1EzssAMSssz regular packet between the a
bove ports during the ensuing season, commence
ing at the opening Of navigation. For freight pas
sage enquire on hoard, or to b.. 7. DAVID,
march Is. IS49-3m Agent.
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MARTINS EMPORIUM.

MARTINS EMPORIUM.
UN EDENTED SUCCESS OF NO. 11s.
FALL OF lsa9.-MoTTo! Ipledge myself to sell
iorer than any other House.
MY business is done entirely upon the Cash prin-
1'I ciple, therefore, have no losses to make up
on bad Debts, as those do who sell upon Credit and
have to make up the difference on their cash Gus
toners.
Ny stock this Fall is the largest ever brought
West, comprising by far the most complete assort-
ment ever offered by any House. My goods have
all been purchased for cash and manufactured at
very low prices.
MY STYLES AND PATTERNS
are beautiful, many of them the richest and most
fashionable ever offered in this country; the whole
Of my time and attention has been devoted to the
purchasing and manufacturing of my stock, as my
brother Charles G. Martin, attends to the st Louis,
establishment; therefore it must be apparent to
every one, from the many advantages that Ipossess
and the long experience that Ihave had fifteen years.
that am enabled to get up stock better adapted
to the market than any other house.
am determined to sell at very small profits, so
as to make II an object for every CountryMerChant
to invest his cash capital in Clothing, it will pay
him better PROFIT meet with Quicker sales. and leave
no Remnants to lose on. Merchants, that cannot
make convenient to visit the city. by sending in
their orders have them filled at the lowest cash
prices, and those that do not pleas can be returned
hare but one store.
IT'S No. lis, Main street, st Louis.
large No. Iis on top of the House. flag out
with the name MARTIN on it, large guilt letters in
front. Cheap Wholesale and Retail Establishment.
st Louis, aug. %, IS49 JOHN 4 MARTIN
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fAIRGTn4AlD iPAOEZ lEgEso
REGULAR PACKET.

NTU 2 Ia II I HCNII
For Gaena and Du Buque and all intermediate Ports.
4 @ THE well known and staunch-built,
S4a!HaA fast running steamer BON ACCORD
sSEscSx<SsSaaad H. BERsIE, Master, has commenced
running a regular packet, and will continue dur
ing the season, between Saint Louis and Galena and
Du Buque. She will stop at all intermediate land
ings, and shippers and passengers can depend on
the utmost care and punctuality on the part of
the officers, for their accommodation and comfort.
The Bon Accord was built expressly for this trade,
and reasonable share of patronage is solicited in
her behalf. ..-@ Tmarch %, 1S49-tcn
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Burlington High school

|" NEW GOODS .n
III G. LAUMAN 4 BROTHER, corner of Water
- and Jefferson streets. daily in receipt and
are now opening large and splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods TO which the attention of
the public is solicited. burlington april g. lS49
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scott, Whitehead & co

TENERAL Agents and Commiss ion Merchants
Y \ No. IL, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Looking Glasses, etc. etc. etc. Jan IS, '49
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E3r H.. Ehs,Inansn.

physician AND SURGEON, offers his profess
L sicnal services to the citizens of Burlington and
vicinity. I5-Ofiice on Main street. two doors north
of the Collector and Treasurer's office.
N. B.-Patients who prefer to be treated under
the Homeopathic system may call, as am well &C
quainted with its theory and practice for anumber
of years. burlington, June Il, 1s49-1y
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JUEL nj NoHbh
ID. GiiChriSt Il co.

IL GWIfCNEESV a. CVe
WHOLESALE and retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
w Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes Hats, Caps, Ready Made Clothing, ETC., ETC.,
corner of Main and Jefferson streets, Burlington-a26
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HRESS GOODS; French and Organize law iH,n.u
Lien berages and ginghams; NJ dc LANES ,slns inst
lawns; super French ginghams; silk tssues mo
opened and for sale by (a2e) J. G. LAuhA Mas.
r oUIsvILLE HYDRAULIC CEMENT: ~ , Ell
l just received, for sale by tmy ~ -.
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IL ECEiVED this day and now opening fresh
~ STOCK OF Dry Goods. Groceries, Hnrd,rare Ready
Iade e9ofhing Boots and Shoes etc, all of which will
DC Solu AZ the lowest pricesby ALFRED CLARKE
y. - superior article of PLouGHs, which are
warranted to give satsfaction on hand and far s,le
oy lmarch %, ;Si9l ALFRED CLARxE.
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DURE LIQUORS: cask Cogniac Brandy, i cask
! Port Wine, with the Custom House certificate
attached. Warranted pure for medical use for sale
by (apr IL, '49) ]. f. TaIIAyT
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cARRETT Il COOPER, above Barrett House have
~ Just received and for sale, HATS, such as bea-
vef' si'k' moleskin, fur, wool, palm, leghorn ETC.
Caps-cloth, velvet, plush, seaIette and glazed
Bonnets-hraid. straw, modena and gimp an os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
TIL. R,nutis. of Order.

A circumstance occurred At Naples on the ION uit
which f not got uc by The Polce-s supposuon hardly
crsdh--proves either the person " ne King or ne
Poqr or probably q both was then destn or s.sa,s
uAuou IL having been announced hist Piu. = ~oula
give as ben-dcuou from lbs grand nacn OF th1 pasct
Overlooking large square II san Ffsneisco, siee'
crowd commenced assembling - early - ~ oetv's
tbou de hour ufn-d for ths ceremony was noon sue
d@nv the report heard M the tsi ~ group
co er.ed 10 OF The pisces 10 b. occlpcd Dy ne MI
AL h- upfeuie Ponuf and Of course, The g--e s-nsa
Ion the people and pectane pefsons
xho had heir seals te - dining 1aconts
Two men stthe arrested onOne OF Nhon
pistol iusg schsrgtd ~es found, and on me DINER
hand grenade small she'll The pistol hsd eEpodei by
accident probably the h.irrgger, not having been 81
erred bens scei by he pressure OF tho cfo"d no
one wa nufs By The discharge AID b. oa eNaminaton II
can that the weapon was not ai-i inr IN ar
w. possibly got up by he police but OF the Tact o snc
BENZ ed ofa pistol Just -chsfged being found 10 me
uoc Of prisoner sud ~ hand grenzde on ne per
.on u he oiner MS companion there l. no DOUBT Dunng
te nlsh rf.mmsory bills directed against no hug not
Toe Pore we're pOsled he walls near ne Palace and
srg- parcel q he piscads ~ss found on eaca oi
H. prisoners ,,-- - -.
TIE phi. oners weTs Carried. after having been prone
ra-es through he o. the Costello del Ogo, TO %
f.s hy Court Marta ard 70 is prooaole nAt 'en eoce
u AZ De Immediately -oDouncec, and even carried lrto
execution This incident did not tersngs tue ceremonies
81 tt day Kus snd tie Pope appeared al the eN-
Al hour named benet'cuon or Tue ~ pfrne for-
i : ~ given with ell iIs in posing forms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
Ln,sor,c,,rs with a Flea In NJ. Ear.

osr. Lsmorcere's mission 20 Russia having r-ovsd
fiure - hss .e 81 Pefgn5urz 90 ID. reiurn 70 Fans
he eas received av ihe Emperor VIE perfect sooe
breeding b-t his cordially sas only extended o. y
ID BIZ. ml..rr character - En1asstcor % he Fr-t-h
Republic ils Emperor woli bold 10 communication
,rifh Gen Lamoucere lie wee provides Win dolo e
- . feuual- ons 40 kmbsssscor, re Other "a
Mu-ier-P eripoi-u aTyi and ihe gard of.sc % i1r
10 sslon lie hope ins- ihe Emperor would receive
hns D.. Eaihaaseaor. Bnt le Emperor never gave ln.
an opportunity % procIci7E 10 later cr-dsna..
~ tlIniirg Id aoY wsg f1 iha subject OrLeIs. ce
Lsmoncefe. therefore. r-'urts 90 Frsrce Without
having a. opportunity &C fpe-k.rg one wod to
he Emperor "a pcircs' matters. Az he Only memo
nal be- will thng bscr ~ hs mission IL in- r-col.
lection - as-ary review, AMI Ire sperad slt 81
Cirrsssian armour presented 20 bin by Nicno 40 rne-
disf=y Dc arrival atile imperial hrat-elsr-i- Coz
siderng that ne President o. tic Republic cent So ar
IN ne eucesvort - procura favorable reception i0r
er- DE- fsmoHciele Danish The u1toriuuai- foish
refugees resident n France, t-. result = poor one ui
itis % % hool4 via be ss=1l 20 e President or ne
public tEhos- espeuea-e Ga diplomacy i a. 81 not
very -xsnsiv- hs 10 y not by such concessions =. tn-
e-pu q few ir0nelsive refugees hat be- can nope
% gain resrect n Elre, or even h. support OF h
tla TIE President ns 10 Fec, proned by ihs esscn
f- he has already resssc siudEr aou - e tlep
made By Russia 10 oroe Turkey 70 give up the Hunssrs
rreee ard his deteunlsion % 90 heart -re lani v
Fog and ln resisting 60 prrposiei 0is demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
1lircellapeous.

rhs f,llo~as prapo.ou hss beer aid upon ne ABE
OF he Nstiona. Assembly BY VI Nspoeon b5nA2s'se-
~Coa.idslg that generosity, grsoce1f 1nd l'lc, arc
ne t-.. AK. 2lics fO1cd sd iJruy re Hrfloc'
son,eering sag y ao Ca 70 onser Dc later
po.ed. coS..sn1g ltai Governments have never f-en
saved by a~s o. proscrpuol arc NioleGe- ne uncef
.is,e6 ororc,cs fll. ling decree let Tie avs o.
Aor III is aac u NAV - 1913, wEicn exe The family
I'd he Bournon, are Atrosstrd. TIE decree d ne
Cou,ut sa Assembly VI 4le =, lsta. % revoked Ire
l.sur. II Line frarsr rt-c rO4i r-f -ls - eel
e. hhery. NAf S-cO' - a - .. =
N curot nd M cles.-l afs expected iI Psil' about
II. end on Nlgrm 1ef art % % sad lh-t hey nzve n't
sbaotobet tie hope Of beng able to fi.n po~srfll
srch cal parry hs Assembly aoo1ga lleJ are
IT, sf1r 49, has le-a printed. and q being d.
rrbset M lie mem rs 81 tie Assembly. The expenses
OF f- YEA hose nc .lng fl11 b-1F man Ainrs
ssI Al ou1t 10 -si5szC7f Toe receipts are OILY
ssars.sd a. &c s5s.f berg tete.l q aoo1 So
cCoCof
-er from Eorrs. 70 tie department Of he "A SAFES
tai seversl Geinl refugees have ps.set lfoag- -.
fossu on iL-I- rc-1 & haUl- amor trell 49, Col
B-nk-r wtn ccumzr5tt au1erols ny-J ci ia-- k-n {.
lr Lee ard Dlcty of b-1sl &c eGs accom- allsa -
Hr.lEs- e loi-Tlous asii.or 49, -.rR-- ~ sool
I---e r-.lgees LaF- 81 '-rf on efPe-sTi ~ ~rTs
| 90 be- vel o. p9litl AID r-olry- ,.. 3D.. ., -.
lne4r- q shoDreefers ~ e. aiTrr $50 t' --.r -
r Paris on TOE 81 Ocl Oh prepare Pe-lon - 80 Less
lafis- Assembly, praylrf ~ &c %. - ~ -
pei cert ol ilcls slc ~ AZ Ga o.. tsfs--s - Z
sales u ruhgc sself.f.t o. h- Sel-se Wa ~ pa
tss latc-er.-f 1--s-rtt l@s.rrs e. ne pace " meet
nz .y we're adorned ~ ll- CO.. ~- ~ Guy -l-- o.,
Pf-lsci O. Pence v0li re- s-1-f az -l-r-ns .o "
I la'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

= III. .-tu-- Z lac Crsnoer OF D-plae: o. Turn
q - s4h all Dcrriv Rssi1s resc he report ~ ne
Couuti.se 20 Toe 7 esiy ~ peace WIN AlsI a.
Th- soo~ IT,. Wa tho corclcsiou proPo-ec oy ne Sou
r.tttee 10 con.ecrsuc- o. tne hard and isexofao4e
necessity la crl-nes IS A. pre'Snt. i2e NoniAsre
uropo.-s 20 lae Cr.uoef 10 Gee e, t1at ely oy he
r of TN. nev- "a a. u,c=ssiiy 10 to~s 1ot as
any opposi,r Tie e0ecui.o1 81 re Pfrse-t g
TIE Caauber listened 10 e-cs % 10 report 80 ~ =
0t srv sfFus u apnrOlauol ds-e1i. To ne hllns
of D. .5h Ice project ~ he t4sleikl measure came
urs-r scu,.or DIV Pescaiore res1 ne report or
he Communion OF Fn nce' ,endns 10 autho.ite lne
" &c year sd the i1dlr,t lakes Tor ne mo IN .i
5-r TIE di.--ssio1 ca he Of respecting ne iouNNvo
flr A4.rts tren clcsc. TIE Aiui.irS proposes -
ads.lar.t sruc.e re project 20 4le c2ulni -rle
uortred 10 rav I'd lie 80 0tto ~lic- would i@ Due
IN October 30 % i..le rxy laser Ploes -
b Al.irs A. animated tebse entoed, ilr O3Posi..o.
ge1ro.chIug he Muisty Tor having declared 'Aas i
rss---.ed f-1as arc SIT - rect ne sSMe-I ny
~ ,.on-iry - -srv % be Ministry, enieavoug 10
va -af fe f-r-s 90 had iis command nai been az
,o--d bv tie pressing wsris ~ ne moment 49e We
u-ss sva ff1ur1eG urul sier he tsclsslon OF ~
Astse Adde'S were a1o4f beng diic--sees s-s
0rn 20 fni .-t not be considered a. an lplcli az
rrova. OF tns Tresir. Tue MaisirY dSsafrd l-t ms
rsanc. s. v-.e sFoalt Pc dies nothing, ana t-ai =
.ausr.fa vote Tor iHe Tieay vas recsssalY ne tuie
6ri articles we're llen adopted without discuhol SIG
Tie an additional irrce, proposed hy me MNs.gt .,
gu.rra git Tor rat NJ ki.afk proPosca iuas
Ire scdo1Gi Arce should De referred, ~ lr form oi -1
order u i-a DAY TIE Commission, Win no trc'ni
daaon axe 70 into Immediate con'larrsnou' so oe
r.nded that ina Chamber, 10 tle m--n"lr shoua 80
lie ensemble or TIE b DO secr- ba o, Inis ofeer o. we
ea~ ,xas sdsul-i by a majority 10 JIG % 81 i1c 400
ona Article % he discussed on ha olo"irs Jay i.
aid that Baron de- koirfcrlic lss cotraceo ipf ire
pesmou loan and iiai hs hiss undefahen noi-oN7'
- - la lie Au.trisn iverru no war couifi button
Which Ptesmontese Government ase Consented ~ eit
charge hy he iate treaty OF pf1re'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20

CHARLESTON. Oct ie-Arnyed bsrks Apollo a. Cav.
ard aid ,ohr Isabella lTcm Pni!a, An1 Ac-; BIS D.
from N~w-Yors. ,...,-,-,,
BOSTON is,h-Arr bark M4ry 5isde, Phi scep puts
brig vs1d.is 90; fc1r De- catch. BRANDY VIZ otiA'
Fevin Johnson San juan, Chs, lsl 1855 } " gag
Baltimore; LacOnie and Sesh Pm .soelphl. Br-gooi
S-w-Yofk Duzs dsogf %; bsfne, pri4
schrs RIO Sorf5It Avon Hsfqur, ana S4rsan nils-
d-lphis Globe, HOodouf Lncreus, and S@e -lcp No"
York 1, -.
ssmboul Obr.hsr, Samuel and Thoms'. no Ofan1e
brigs Logsu, Trinidad houon, Ssvanna1i fcnrs Dc
Psrzer, Havana Cecil, Baltimore Pefsevsfe1ce' New
YOs
NEW BEDFORD. lsh-Arr bzrs Uue1 states, l0dis
Ocean, s. Hecns Aug IT, go sperm 70 whale hspoit-
81 no. B-b June ~ brig LcOlifas WespOrt, - tp-ru
OF DO 1s.h June, b.rs MI i1ocFe, Warren, l'I sperm
% Msdegnscsr. May o. HecfOr Warrcn, ON sperm.
spoke Aug o "a % & onf5 bss san F-ncitco bev-f-
w. for San francisco; Sept q lot - y, Ion 81 so snp
olive Brsnct New Bedford for San Frenciseoi <n, i.
H. lon q bark Csronne Boston for Nspsrssoi 5.n ni
49, rot stated. brig samuel ChurcAmRn NewOreAns Tor
san FreucscO.
Cleared chip Audubon Calcutta.
Sailed ship Lepuidss lnoiAz Ocean brig esler, fef-
ram ,0eoi sch Adelaide Albany sloop heen' Ne"
York.
NEW.LONDON. Oct i8-Ar5ved-Bafs Mcclellan, Ds-
Wis >trsils 200 whale. 2co bone.
PROViDFNDE Oct ig-Arrved-Schr Ilorl-s NJ
semoud; J " Houston. Phi adeghla ssiled-bsrs hsr-
not San Francisco; schrs Wm and Sydney, fors River
L berry and IA g. Mead, Phi zdephls. Unied, and Odl-
ford, Albany Harvest; Oregon, EDDY and Oszelf'
kew-lorf.
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Po,Itiral Agitation

- ~ Ms .- view OF commencing snolIef foAlea.
,gizgc'. -. -..A.--.
Puhle opiniol. from many quarters seems sa.neIils
ssriv .ro,ud or- if. so1'e conference % CO
= se,n q TIE n.nona gsr.y ,hcult axe see 20 soc
sser our p-es-u posil05. sd CAN 1riefliLs % IS
<isest nsursr q dealing via y las 50 o.SN 80
urssst Sgtv The few faithfg irsh menoers-tae most
,tea ssses OF ne nsuors psry throughout he coz
trvt.. more sE-iect - ne popular corporation
,-,vt-cis socrnAsis wto zusrcec re Cause wara 81.
5,s-r voicss were dumb ought 9, cone together snd
cone together speedily, 10 see "a ae.p o' 0el eS-..
- a =, b- horest sbOr OF honest men. lry w.
lad u severe n specise, they cave 's4 sal "" .
use ~ - a., .-...f.. a.~.,
D Ard Mr. Joan O'connsl, who VII %. ket lnelf
respective ,cheres % Alsseou SCI u ro1on
ssrt IN n s@sus 10 b sh@st 10 arsnsei ins w
rli.ton Halls 20 open horcay next ano ne Isus
-e-sy .leetises are 10 be resumed vita my Gear Nay
scrr. s-cIe.aTY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-20
Extensive Fire ia Newark, n. fatal
Accident
correspondeDce Of The Tribune.

Correspondepce OF Iae tribune
NxwARx, Oct ~.
An alarm OF FIRE was given keou, u o'c'ock last
p,e BIT in this civ which found to proceed irom
The large Manufacturing esiaehstrent esown a. TIE
Phsrix work located 10 Market 81 between Lawrence
and Mulberry cts owned by c. c Ch-pln, and occu'
psd BIZ hisa and Amos Carter Sc spoAe aud han
de factory, Wm. Essibrook ps,eot pampmshef
John Crawford, maker OF ssddlcrs too's James
Mitchell. brass castings; r. II, Ssler, pictarefrsme
manufacturer. Before the ere subdued Il de-
sroyed property TO the amount OF e7VV0 OF ssvsN u
cludnr the building In which ths hre wai nss discoV
cred Tue nre Is supposed TO nave o'so.s1 rpm ~
,teve In the lover room OF the spoke factory. 4 H.
sslers loss in stscs &C 10 about 5000 insured ior
s7oo
Toe inside Of the spoke factory vi. complete
burned cut considerable amount o' s'ock oestoso'
and the machinery. &c seriously irjareo-inserco'
Mr. Crs~for located in the same onadleg was s'0
considerably injured, as was also Mr. Mitchell of"s'
tnisher
Az ntertsrruee took place near the closof the Ore
with the Fire Department To such an extent ths'
many reiused 10 discharge their duty. he nose %
one two snglDes seriously injured a. ~ ron
der them ut,etly worthless
At about O'Clock yesterday morning the body OF
female loud floating on the Cana, which, upcI
he!us pulled ashore, discovered be thei OF m
vile OF Nc He1ry Mcdonald The body wac removes
10 The residence Of her husband where the Coroner
buoy examining into the facts Of the esse. Ills no
tno~r st presen, how al WIS; tune abe got in a.
though ~ was evidently through accident
fo~ vssNvk Daly Advertiser states the losses q
follows;
Ch,piu Garter. building, stock, machinery oss fro'
SSeuto sSOoD-fal y insured 40 the L-xlnS1oa \ l.
lns 90; h ma Hartford; snd y. Y. Ci'y Fire las Co
WIN. sssshroos, 10 Vtcsng 49,,
Loan ~ xofd, ea;lfe loss lshoot sSsl-no tusnrsnc
Jas ~ ,ehe.l. dsInsse hon water, loss Ha'og-in'a
81 nav Brunsw.ck Ira Co - -
q h SislsS. loss $2.Cso 10 Sseeo-insur~d iSs s'VV