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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

Tt. said hat in silence the heart mast reveal
What the ialterug iip 10 IFS pleading denies,
When the warmth OF It's beating We may not conceal
And grateful emotion Is sOltin the eyes
Bsi silence tssli IN tie region OF song,
is music ms &c swesler and purer IN tone,
And the minstrel whu-e hopes to that region belong
Must fcei IN it, beautiful language slons.
! s1eet III th.t language the Land OF the West,
Whose Banner Of Stars DER world "a unn He'd,
Whose empire oershadows Auiutc s vide breast
And opes - the sunset it eate~a' OF gold
The land Of The mountAa, the land Of the lake,
And M rs thst roiiiu magnificent tide
Where tie souls Of IT. mighty from slumber awake
And hsllow ,he soil for whose freedom they died
thou Cradle OF Empire though vide be the foam
That sewers tie land OF my fathers and thee,
! hear, from Thy bosom, tis welcome OF home,
Fer Song has home IN the hearts Of the Free
And long as thy waters siaii s'eam ia the sun,
As long as thy heroes remember their scars,
Be the hands OF Thy children united "a one,
And Peace shed hor light on the Banner Of Stars!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

B Hon. MOSES HAMPTON has sdlrea.si ls..
Ter toihe Sheriff Of Allegheny County Pa. in whioh
he expresses his determination to ssrvs on. his
te,2l in Congress- rot fselins at liberty 70 re4isn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
60 Naaasn.st cnrnAr Rnlinn at

Fakes the lead in tho neat quick and cheap execution Of
JOB Printing. The plan of buiness, prices, &C. are so
Satisfactory as to defy ell competition Go,d Wogk-Lom
P'tee%-SAort Notice and Propess We are now ready
Come on with your orders and sAye your money.
oAiS hA & BHofHEk Ill oGIvE Dive New-Y0rk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

PxSssTLvASIA- George Il N.rsin Is ID, Loo
Eco osndidsta for Congsss 10 .hs Lid District
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HUsINEss MoT1OEs.

PUBLIC NOTICE 1t is row Fixed fact admitted by
hat tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
Latar from YnIpnrnIan.

By the Georgia we have received files OF the
Valparaiso Mercantile Reporter to Aug. IS. We
COPY the following particulars;
Toe event anticipated with greatest anxiety
through bout the country at present ID she Pfesiden
tial election The active operations Of politicians
upon every other subject are Suspended. Fnis
being the great topic Of the press and of discussion
among all classes interested, but little be
looked for until this contest Is decided, which g
be in tho month Of July next
On the Last of the present month the Chambsrs
will have terminated its session agreesbiy to tho
requirement of the Constitution. The President,
having authority TO DO SO will, we sre confidently
Informed, cOnvoke the Chambers to an sxsts aos-
sion on the lst OF October.
Thelaw of Prmogeniture has been rejsotsd by a
sjority of l6 70 ii votes. This result We antic-
pated from lis inspp liability to this country, in
respect both to tbs extent and character Of the
territory.
Now in concluding this brief and mperfect sketch
of The present political atate of Chilli haye only
to say, that however unsettled the condition OF
other parts OF South America may be, this country
IS safe.
The Government In letter to Il B NJ Minister
in Santiago, declines furnishing specimens Of na
ticral produce or industry for the London zhiR
tor, alleging the that the time specified
by thu LoLdon Committee for The receipt Of the
fame being too near at hand.
We have received intelligence by private corres
pondence, that Don Ramon Etrazuriz the oppo-
siton NOMINEES for the Presidency, anticipating the
certainty Of defeat in the approaching campaign,
like discreet soldier hss declined serying, with.
drawn his nGlpe, end retired from the Capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

Ey The AsNosEAN is a neat weekly quarto'
wbiohhas no y been publisheda year and halfin
our City by Robert Lyon, l4O NasSau,st Itisan ex'
positor and defender Of the Hebrew faith, butull Of
interesting information for of differing creeds
especially theologians The miIdness and iOerallsy
Of it's atasements contrast fayoraby with the iarce
doc nAtsn nj OF too many who are called Christians
We commend The Asmonean to the patronage OF
resdipg-rooms, atbeneums, library associations &o
So we'll az OF ell who are interested in the history,
literature character and fortunes Of the children of
Abraham. (s3 per annum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

WING PRIMARY ELECTIONS. The General
Committee has decided to call the Wards for the
CHOICE Of Delegates to the MayoralEy, oongression-
81 and Judicial Conventions on Mondoy the 2l't
snst That is very late but there were reasons fol
delay which were potential with the majority Of
Ehe Committee We regret chat some better sub
stituts for tie Delegate system had not been do
vised and adopted, as there soon must be- How
ever, it is as it $50 remember Wings all that
your Primary Ward Meetings to provide for the
collection Of local candidates to be supported at the
snsuing election will take place on Monday, the
2lSt saSt. Fell not to attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
Paughkeepaio Colleginte aohnnI

From Journal and Eagle Pcashteepse.
Last Wednesday evening the Summer Term of
the Pougbkeepsie Collegiate School closed after
an interesting and highly satisfactory animation
during the three preceding days The closing ex
ercises took place at the Presbyterian Church, be-
for a very large audience, and the leading feature
was the address by Prof G. H. Marine, which viii
be printed In she College Hill Mercury, so that
hoae who wish can obtain is The next numbe.
Of the Mercury will also contain Catalogue of the
School, with other matter sufficient to fill thirty
two pages, jast double its usual aze, and will be
completed early next week.
The term Of the Collegiate School just closed, haa
been one Of the most successful and gratifying that
the friends of the InatitotIon have witnessed since
the building frat grsced the heavsn.klssing bill
upon which il stands. Tbs position the school now
occupies is emphatcally and clearly one shat rem
ders its advantages Of so much importance that
young men, not only frem al parts OF this country,
but from England, Spain, Mexico, South America,
and Cuba fesl the necessity OF its instruction, and
have sought and obtained tie benefits of the liber
al and judcious System of high intellectual train
ing which is 80 prominently it's own.
Mr. Bartlett has associated with him Goms OF
the first nstruotible talent in the land, among
" hona " may notice Prof Charles Murray Nairne'
whose success and eminent qualifications "a an In
atructor have not only been made the theme OF
admiriug comment In this country, but also In Eu-
rope Mr.. Charles B. Warning, who mas charge of
she classical department. ia generally admitted to
have few if any superiors, in his untirng zeal, Pc
cuar faculty for impartng inasruclion, and attain
- oF oh
and j. Louis CRUDE, are gentlemen who have for
years been identified with the school, and their past
speaks more powerfully for the future, than
any comment we can make In addition to the
above Messrs. Otis Bisbee, Rev. E. f. Schluter,
Joa NJ Dsu, and Dudley Bartlett, are all engaged
in the various departments Of instruction
We have no fear for the future prosperity OF this
School, while it remains under the control and gui
dance Of one 20 experienced and prominently quail
lied for the position of principal, as CHARLES
BARTLETT He has placed il where 1T is, and will
never allow it to recede from It's position.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
pnh,;c T.nds-No Limit to Buying.

NLw.YoRK Friday, Uck Z, 1850.
HORACE GREELEY--Sr: Will yoa please in.
form me through the columns OF your paper
whether there any limts az TO the number oil acres
of land person may purchRse at the various land
ofices in the United 5istes belonging 70 Govern
ment. You're, respectfully, o'W'
Ans1cer. There is no limit whatever.
The Rothschilds and other Foreign Capital
lists might buy up every acre of good land
that the Government has nov 10 market,
and advance the price to FIVE and so up to
thousand dollars per acre for choice loca-
ton, and there would be no help for it.
Ed. Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
The Protestant Epircopai Convention.

NIhVIHNAII Muldagi OCT 2
"A resolution wsa parsed that Oommit:eo be
appointed to revise the prayer in the German
pray er book very animated debate arose on
resolution to inquire into the expedency Of proVid
ing that not mere than one member from the same
GiQcese ahs be appointed on the aamo Standing
Committee Of the House Hon. Mesars PendIeson
OF Ohio Bullock of KY, Chambers of Md Whar.
ton of Pa Grandman OF Conn, Churchill of Ky.
Rev. Mesars Patterson Of Miss and Van Inmsn OF
Vt took part in it, and the resolution was finally
laid on the table. The report OF the Committee re-
lsting to Evidence on Ecclesiastical Triala was Ia
ken up and ably debated and finally laid on the
table Every Bishop in the country is present ex
cept Bishop Southman. They are sitting in Coun
Gil The House of Clerical and Lay Deputies ie
very full. there being nearly 200 members present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
Liberty Party Nominations.

MADISON Co-Assemblyi Francis Hawey, Caz
enoys and Otis Simmons, Madison; Oyersees Of
the Poor, Ezra Campbell, Lebanon District Attor
new. Samuel Wells Peterboro Coroner, Young
Lewis, Leno1, Ju,sice of the Sessions, Azur Gil
bert, Madison.
Jefferson Co.-Congress, Joseph oaborneof Clay
ton Members OF Assembly, ]. Preston Mann OF
Adams Joel A. Hubbard of Champion; ErAstQs
Wright OF Orleana; Coroner, J. K Bartlett Of
Clayton
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Dreadful Steamboat Explosion and Loss
of life.
PADucAH, Ky. Mouth OF Tenn. River,7th o

PADucAH, KY. Mouth OF Tenn. R7eT7th Oct
The steamboat Kate Fleming Capt Durham,
from Louisville for Cairo burat both her boilers on
Saturday noon and afterwards burnt to the waters
edge. The accident occurred near Walkers B ar
where she had grounded, bus had got off when the
bell rarg to aacken, and the explosion occurred
caused it is thought By want of water. Ten are
reported killed and missing, seven or eight wound
ed, among them the Capt. dangerously, andl9 are
reported badly burned Capt Dunham and seven
others were on the hurricane deck a. the tins o.
the sccide-t, and were blown several foetinto the
air. Soma fell on the wreck, others in the water
who were saved by swimming The safe contain
ing a large amount of money belonging to the
boat, and the deposta of passengers was lost but
IT Ia thought will be recovered. DR.. Jones, and
other physicians left thiE city this morning to ran
der assistance to the sufferers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

nay DANIEL T. MILLER, the Telegraph
assures US, has been elected to the present
Congress from Iowa, vice VIM. Thompson,
Jr. unseated. This is q most righteous re-
buke Of the Pollock robbery. We con-
graduate Mr.. Miller on his triumph, and
the People of the District on their indignant
Reputation Of rascaIity No other Member
will be SO heartily welcomed to the Metro
polls next December as Daniel Z. Miller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

INFANTIclDE IN BALTIMORE Coroner Como.
way on Thursday evening he'd an inquest over the
body OF white female infant, found il E asst Mon
ument street, near the rope walk. Its neck was
broken and the jury returned verdict of death by
the hands Of some unknown person. |. iH remark.
crime crea.eg. If the verdicss OF Coroners jurea
can be depended upon there are from twenty 10
thirty Of these unnatural and horrible murders
commstted in our city every year and we have
yet to hear OF the fret effort being made to discover
OF arreet the perpenatora. B alt American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

FUGITIVE sLAyEs-Ffsedom.- ]. &. Gid.
dipgs affirmed, in an address at Cleveland q week
since, that any fugitive slave, having bsen once on
British soil,s might return to the United statsn
with impunity as he could nos again be reduced TO
Slavery, and that the courts both North and South
bad so decided this is good Ian, We trust our
various Railroads pointing toward Canada viii
arrange special trains for taking all the fagtives to
the lines and having them washed free In the wat
ars Of the ST. Lawrence-north eide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

THE Stripping LGsT.-This valuable semi.wsek-
ly commercial journal has followed the example
Of The Tribune and made arrangements by which
thoae who have heretofore had the editorial and
publishing supervision OF it, Nesars. Antons and
Bourne, have become associated in the proprietor
ship. The Shipping List has always maintained
high rsputationIor the correctness and complete
ness Of Its Commercial intelligence, bus we have
no doubt tho new arrangement will add much to
it's attractions and vslue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
pnrllnmentnry Low ivIsIon Of elie QUESTION

Parliamentary Lnw-Division of the Question
To ne Editor Of TIE Tr6ane:
nolose you the following extract from Jsgsr-
sans honual as bearing upon the decision OF the
Chairman ef the Wing General Committee alluded
TO in your paper Of this date
SECTION XxXYl-pIvisIoS or rHE QUESTION
nIf r ope,tion contain more parts than one il
nsy be divided 1enc in Hdker 90 But not
"a the rght Of 40 Individual member, bat With the
consent Of the House The fact is that the only
mode Of separating e complicated question is by
moving amendments to it; and these must be de-
cide by the Hou1e, unless the House orders 1t 70
be divided
This, believe completely s1ataina the decision
deferred TO- and uhoEH that the Chairman at least
waa correct according to precedent.
Yours, &c. N. B. B.
Rtmarks The above certainly proves
that the Parliamentary Law soaS as the
Chairman of the General Committee decid-
ed but we are confident it has been hui
msnized since Jeferson's time. We IN
derstood Mr.. GRANGER to rule at Syracuse
in favor of the right of a minority to
division of clearly divisible proposition,
and if that is not the Parliamentary law, its
high time it should be. For do but consider
the case presented at Syracuse: Mr.. Corn
Wells substitute for the Committees Reso.
luton8 was adopted, bringing the former
before the Convention for adoption or rejec-
ton. Nov three-fourths Of them were en-
tirely acceptable to the whole Convention,
while two we're obnoxious to very respect
able minority. Now according to the New
York ruling, the minority could only chad
the Previous Question been moved and
seconded) have been permitted to vote for
and against the several resolutions as they
thought proper by the courtesy of the major
ity, who had power to compel them to vote
confidence in Gov. Seward or to vote against
resolves affirming the well known and uni
vergally received principles Of the Wing
Party Whata terrible power Is here vested
in majority to subject minority to mis-
apprehension and odium. We protest
against it, ard insist on the inherent right Of
minority to have q separate vote on each
distinct proposition presented for their af
frmance or negation. Let us be careful Of
The rights of minorities -maiorities will take
take care of tbemselves.-Ed. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
Rnr Europa.

Che next number Of The Tribune for Euro
.,nr esycnlotjon will be Issued TO MORROW
MORNING at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the
latest news received up TO the time of going TO
press. She Niagara ssils from this port To Nor
ynvy ut 10 a'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

THE ADMIRATION OF THE LADIES OF THEY'VE END"
Tho ladies' OF "upper.teudom" acknowledge Can
rRELL's superiority in the manufacture OF beautifully iom
Cater Boots Slippers, TieS &c. and We think they will
prove equally enthusiastic admirers OF hiG "GoIsmsr
india Rubber Overshoes" they dainty In their ap.
peararce, light feather and perfectly mpsrvlous to
water or NOW. CANrRElL's Ia at 3S6 BowerY.
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See I'D Page for other General Notices

gAIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsB!ESo
EIThe copertnefship heretofore existing betHeeaa ri
WARD DIXON and JOHN TAYLOR under !ne .,a ,s
DIXON & TAYLOR, hair seating and cured bali LEI
facnIers Yves dissolved the 24th ult By matua ex
EDWARD DIXON will continue the business neI.s 10
on bis individual account, and Ia daily sutnorzso s1
up all claims against and all demands owing 10 "'
and receipt In full for the same ss.
Hew.York, Oct 5, 1850 oS leN2-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

GENTLEmEE's FALL WrsTaR WEAR.-WM. z
JENNINGS & Co. 81 Broadway, opposite the Park Roun
sau VIII this day introduce their styles OF overcoats
and other Fal and Wntsr garments comprising assof
men In style and character lar superior the productions
they have heretofore rendered acceptable to their
meroua patrons olH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

STEAMERS UE--The u. 8. mail steamship At
lantic, bringing four days later news from Europe,
is due early this morning. The Cunard steamer
Europa will reach here sometime TO morrow, if she
wss actually off sambro Head yesterday morning
Rhs Hermann may have been mistaken for her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.
GREAT CARPET

SALE OF foUUO STOCK.
II 7he entire sock OF Csrpeung OH CIoths DrugIets
kc &c now ia 4S2 Pearl positively be sold
before Inc Is. December Having taken the large and
elegant S79 Broadway White at will open the
same on the 1ss December With entire stock
OF rich ard elegant Carpets, &C. WIN sell their present
stock and positively aakeA Those in
want should avail themselves Of the preaent opporuniyo
purchasing Carpets ss great bargains.
PETERSON L HUMPHREY,
n IsRt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
RusIHEss NOTICES

~ BARHUa's AMERICAN MUSEUM Those who disllks
ihe Thrs'er msy safely vst the Museum aud tbs ex.
ceilen' Saloon performances without appreciation Hoh.
ra r6ece is asid and nothing indecorous dons Ihsre
Two highly comic p played ibs afernoon and by
performers equal u point OF tAsn TO ao7ihug Ia sny
Thes;er This Drupa4rd is played this evening snd he
f" Hunchbsckr on %edcetdsy evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
LOOKING aLAsaER.

r RICHARDS KIsesLAnD, wholesale dealer Ia and raa.
RfRcurer Of Looking gERses and importer OF Looking
Plsss Largs Pier ana Aanlel Glasses pat up Order
Corgandet secaad foor oppoats Merchants Ho.al Nav.
York- tE95 la"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
PIE MAN WITH A WHITE Rat

H~ Yes, we actually this Individual yesterday. walk
ing up BroAdwsy spd hdhghh looked about as m,sr,
able as nas with linen cost on 10 . snow storm. We
had coed mind at the lime TO recommend him to 20 to
Nessrs RAFFERTY, LEIsE's, at the OF Chatham
and Pes,lst, srd procure decent QUE os Sieod
IF PEARL PoRrE MoSSoiEs-Inlsid with Silver, OF
every Size and pattern the In this coau'
Try. Price from so 10 IS.
Also every other descripton Of Porte Mcrnoie, PLAZA
and fancy a! the loves, prices
Jenny Lind Paror Musical Instruments elegant arcles
playing ell shs populs muIc Of the day Price nom so
to $40
Persons ats ds'srce b. incIosIng So 81 ss orc 80
FOR the small ze, s25 SIS, SIS. S65 sr $40 for the
srger sizes, will receive superior Instrument, asfsy
packed with fur diteciicrs Tor use &c.
Yor Gale by GEO. w. FUTILE a. his Emporium OF
European Fsncs Goods. SI5 Broadway, N Y.
ES- The place get line beat and cheapest Boots and
Gaiters Ia ny Il Cort&ndst under the Merchants Hotel
French Cali Boots so, worth 81 Patent Leather Booty
and Gsters equally low. The largest assortment Of CAa
and choice Boots IN the City, wholesale and retail
EOV YOTTNG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
Tribune's Special Dispatches.
California Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Oct :, 1850.
Hon. JOHN A. COLLIER has been ap-
pointed District Judge at San Francisco,
and Hon. THos BUTLER KING Collector at
the same place Both gentlemen have &C.
oontod
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Antl-Rent Convention.

Tire Anti Rent Convention in this County noni.
mated JoHS j. sLINGERLAHD, Wing, 10 Cou6r1sai
and AYDREw ]. CoLyIN for DlstFic' Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
" YowIERs & wELLs 2hrouolozists and Fubhshesa
Clinton Hall, ISL Easssn.st near the Park.

srseuLAK CIRCUMSTANCE Il, is little singular, ba,
must be admitted. thst while there excellent
Dsgueeo;ypeS the Fsir C4se Garden, the beat Of
a,he very beat Of aare by Root late OF Philadelphia,
bat who has bis grand Saloons ct S. w corner Of
Broadw and Frsnkln-aL BE has sone pictures there
that utterly surpass all previous !aess OF 0aEuerre
ypIng They look Ike fine engraving Phey really
very besuhiu. One In particular srscs general attention
Ills female head beamine with intellect Ths picture Ia
agloriOus triumph O. shIn. taste and effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

THE TEsr.-KNoxs superiority most OF the hsitsrs
OF this City consists in the fact thai every article be sell.
made under his supervision Of the very beat materials BY
experienced and capable workmen Producing hats ths,
cannot be excelled, he ceiling them a, the low price Of
four dollars twenty per less thsn tie same qualify
sold elsewhere for Do rot forget shst KNOX is at ls
Eul;or-y Sun Buildinfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

UNDER sHIaTs AND BRAwERs-LzmbY WOOL Merno,
Six and Cotton shirtI and Drawers OF every style qualify
ard SIZE may be icun al the LON market prices whole.
sale or retail at sANxAYis 146 Wisu.st near Fulton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

TT Tue PLUME national DAGUERREAN GALLERY
9sl Broadway 10 should fall to Wait The colechon
The srgest in country and highly Interesting to e'eY
one who fond OF examining the faces OF The most dis
,inguished individuals Ia this county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
Canal Break.

BuFFALO, Mo0Gsyl UcI ,
Dispatch received from Lockport states thai
there is a break in the Canal at Oran5epors bO
rods long which it will take some days 10 rePsf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
By telegraph to the NeW-YOrk Tribune.
Fbe steamers of Halifax.

HALIFAX Monday, Ocl 7-9t n.
There was large American steamer of Sam
bro at 10 O'Clock this morning, She fred three
guns The Atlantic passed yesterday sure.
The brig Boston has arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

YHE REAcrIos.-We knew that people would get tired
Of buying worthless Boots and Shoer al The readymade
ccuny boo, and s1cd appears now TO be tbs case
oy tho crowds that Seeking TO WATKINS ia Fulton
IT. who aea no Boots but those OF his manufacture
ard AT prices lower than sny other establishment IN the
CITY, % Steod