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s -sold l;1 especially inform The pshlie
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will be supplied with her circular anrs ample rsstioss
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unless ysS wish he truth Of he hat 10 '''''
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sod i wno! s and R...n BY ABS D. Sands, D..s
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Txsas hss.s .s saSudSs. nsssa..y apa s.a:: 81
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village; bi'eh dwelling house, dwelling hogss, dstisY
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and convenient in ali its situated rich ~
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New York, or Of the subscribers in Auburn, n. r..
ITO LET-The unezpired Lease OF Stors. - Peck gn4
oecupieda Grocery and Liquor Stoe, for which
=; ssss :.s
4: :: i! i! !; j z.s
Nss:S :;saEss ~: 2 k,s:sa 5; =: ESS4I SA
respectfully give notice hat they q thst A lsttsss
the day previous to the departure Of the boat from BoSa
shall be Placed in the Eassh mail board the steamer -
fore abe sails Of accident detention TO ~
boats Sound unless The deisy shall " tAan tws
ty.four hours over the ordinary rlnsing time.
N. B. Nessrs H. 20. would also give notice 70 as1R
frisnd1 snA tho public that they DO not give Tie above
rance without power to hdhl the same HAnNpxN . CO.
no fAfEK MANUFACTU KkHs.11h{ lss.e.l6sT 9,
ave appointed then their agents and are prepsd e
,asT M.ehn:s VIII fire e stan asy.ss a3d sa r
sysy lind M.shi2.Ey sppsrt,nng r e: n:.sssets sf
81 ~ ether s:a.il:ls...t i r. tse sS1.ify IT,
"ns' s'. for 3; siSs1s.eb Books
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(vOMNlsl7 aeks. Landing iroun shap.x AGO, iSo
" New Orsens, forbaieby :, RI
n Scrth strest
DEMiTTANCEs ali psrts Engtsnd ire'-ai and Scot
N Ind /. Of - ~, Es Sc, V any asesnt
NS q Wen d, - ~ Brosaw9.
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BOOK-KEEPING.

THE Counting Rooms Of e. C. MARSH SO Cedar street,
continue open from A NJ. to P. NJ. IN ord that mcr
chants others avail Themselves OF OF INST
ton that truly practical that eub omplete
be transactions and rcantile calculation and
one which the udent actually keers set OF books IN
counn house. To those who una quanted with the ad
veser reputation he desires 70 that his work
on passed into sdtious that receives
he preference the New York Public Schools and other
large institutions; and that be- bse a. the honor Of be ng
rsepponted oC book keeping for the Mercantile IL
arv Associaono this city Praspeetuses with tcrms
msy be had At the counting rooms as above l?1 IN
d. SOO REWAKD!! CKOSs'S srnCIr!C MiXTUhE
OOO for the Of delicate diseases We give mo long
atoms TO- deceive the Pushc H the me
cipe does not speak for itself shall speak for it, Our
object 70 10 notify where had and that the proPrs-
h;eh In. mixture will effect rapid under forfeit
ure OF $500 For SALE at DR.. w. Minof's d.9csist. ls
Broadway New York; Jones' n corner o. Chestnut and
7,h street. lladelphla jos NJ smith % Washington Ct
Boston, Roberts Atkinson Of Hanover and Marke
street baltimore A. sCrossman, Canal st. New Orleans
II Ind
WITHOUT MEKCUkY.-Dk. =. pna.>.y4A
w honor informing the citlt:ns Of New fork, thai
he radically the hoacoPahie SYSTEM ana IN Few
long standing without danger Of relapse which often
occurs BIZ the Of mercury. -.
The remedy OF Dr. Brsnna does not contain particle Of
mercury, other poisonous mineral AND
therefore possibly exercise any deeteous influence
on The body. be conveniently sdmnisered IT. opera
ton always safe and bad consequences follow from
suse However critical the circumstances under which 1t
Do Patients wishing sdvoe consult Dr. Brenna At his
once Granite Building II Broadway and Chanosr
msFM x
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MADAME COSTELLO.

DEAO AND BE BRNEFIrTED-. MADAME cos.
n TELL0 10 well aware that i y .ometmes very ipeosye'
&c to that attention At their resdence which the
she l. prrpor uruh them with beard and the best Of
nrrsir al her residence, 81 Lispenard st
NJ BAH communications must be post paid
jls I'm
OHEAP FASHIONABLE TAILOKINd LSTA BLlsH
CMENT los Be,kman street, Pearl-The subscrbar
returns hank to he fsnas and The public fer The
seasons he further hopes ~ SaefG penNcn 70 the
interest Of his customers 70 merit continuaAee Of theH a
The attention Of the psbXs requested 70 the tcoxip st
most when Il s considered that in style and
trials they equal to those mAdssy the hrst
snper west Of England black, blue, or grey Dress
Coss, ls to .
super double mrsled BLK and fsney Cassimsres, to
Vests Cashmere, Satin. &c of foe quality. to
Vests 90 to ~ .
All garments warranted 70 ht. ,ouv Xrorrr
M ".
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THE PRIVATE 1hEAIISE.-IbN . a nttse ,oiunI. IN
certain diseases in which the best eons
Of cure stated in the planest possible J.
also shows the reason why these mslsds frequently
IN other and permsnsnt comnsnss nJs.d n" o.
this little book without seeing their aid al ra
ture and the risk and danger Of trusting them Gnorap
and hoastng people.
With view however to obtain rahona, degree Of
eace what he has advanced the those the
author thinks it proper here TO give ngss of The
clear opinions this suect He therefore sega that
besides his rank graduate Of Edinburgh and member Of the
London College ke he hss besn Wach hees dseases both
in Hospital and city pracnc. than thirty year, sns
has published editions OF hem. Also
that he has letters Of from the most eminent
physicisns Europe e NE %"s sTsrrf N Amenea = sir
Phisdelrhs ssd S,hsrs sod which BY any
every ply sician Of this oaty Tness
which a6ed the highest every
peciay to those WHO Obtain the best advcs
The price Of the book IL FL.
DR. Ralphs eopsied AZ b resdeRce 0reenwch street
ind hs distinct anil
Who have TO wait little commun'catious By post faith
fully replied to dis am
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RICH AND POOR

RE alike benefited by Shermaa's Loxenges. They ssnd
~ high among all and pufng to make them known
ENVY AND MALICE
hsve induced make attempts 10 psalm OH worthless
articles place cf shermans L0zenges which have doee w
mseh good. aud cure 30 NARY ,oSs
fact have s.psrer h.ir haT snd beneficial effects
Asthma Uonsumption lpta,ior, ard al >eve 1rsess-
and Known Of fsng 10 d. all hat
GREAT AND SMALL,
high and low unite in them TO all whe need
- CLERGYMEN
have their virtues iron their pulp ard amidst
their congregations. -
have recommended them 70 their patients when their skull
had failed 10 give relief
OLD AGE
soeued to boyhocd and their decninr years made com
for shermsns LoEenges and inst you ,hemthey
alone viii you. DR. shormans Warehouses; at los Mas
street.
Agtn and a7a Broadway 1888 BoweTv Y East Broad
Hudson ct; IS William street, New York; IS and
isS Fulton street Brooklyn n ddng State st. Boston;
Rurp Sxuih Third ar lhttodelph I'll
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so 600 EEwAKp VII g pad AZ =, ,,rsst .ns Goa
sos ~ Ihesn Thorssn Five Hundred Dollars estaned
snn rom s9ndry banks m the city forged checks or
Oue1houeand dollars en- his
ess ncrsy or IN psopertlon for any part thereof
Bod ffteher about Of feet or inches hieh
nsss nond eompson and reddish hair pamed eyes
s he by brother OF nearly ,hs same
aEn seou, u years OF dark COMPLEXION DARK eyes and
AsYR shy hair.
asc.rsaa.d that Maurice Pitcher purchased Of j. syL
vsstsy, New 1ok, Bill drawn BY HIM Buit Son
Co. Lsndsn for t2s st ling, TO the order OF Maurice Var
eneost the mt Of which has stopped the pub
N bsrsby esutioaed aseinst boz in tthe same.
r.. WPATT0S, u. Cashier
}. d. TREVOR, Cashier
rhS>delphia- Dee 10, 1891. dis eod:n.
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,nSNV .A.yAn TO-, ,s<. m.as,s .er.rs, sor ss''
PEHSSE 4 BROOKS, y Lib~tys,
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a TO LET or LEAsE.-lhe house 40 Sal DR. atwsy,
n}51 known y ths ATdENEUM HO1 Ell. The hoss-
aA contains about sixty rooms, ard 10 suitable Tor
Hotel b. arding Houseit es ntiy furnished through
and The furniture viii be sold 10 one renting Ihs
premises.
Apply TO J. Hovsn!. No. New street. Wall b.
TWEEN 10 and 70 o'clcek fs2t.w lm'
= a rvN sALH-A FArn eo.,aiu.x iss acres. ON mi'e
x92 sssth of the east bank OF the Hudson
lila the large well flashed Heuse, (com-
manding 6se view OF the Rver( barns erio root
cellar, ice house. hsh pond garden fruit trees Se also
double story brick house and lot also frame house
standing lot lilo feet froat-both houses and Mar
kst street, Poughkee psie H. X. JAMES. /
Pouehkeersie, ". y Feb 8. 1891 fs7t
a. CARRIAGE HORSES FOR sAl.E.-A pair
fine l,ys grsys. the property ola g nlls~sn about
qu,re Front St. font flee s'ars FIJI ST.
rJ,O LET-ST. JOhNSHALL--From first say pext-i he
vel known House. st. Johhh Hall No Ffapkfoi street
with large tons fr Hotel and Boarding House
Apply to - ft % D. BRYSON,
Ill lw~ II.... NO. ~ frankfort street.
NOTICE-IsIDOlEs EIINGER, residing former with
~ John D. Mil Of Canal srie at Fort Plan Montgomery
County N w. luested by his fsmy, at Roxbnry
Boston, inform ht OF his presen place of itsdence
they been wi hout from him for al Yeas
HENRY ESCHER, SO Bea.erst-
New York, 10th Feb. 1872. III ar
;IsHE BANKRUPr LAW.-Persons " ishne to be
charged their debts hrs law invited toal
who will them discharged with despatch
and on the most reasonable terms:
Nl5 W. sKIDMORE. Attorney at Law.
fllst rs Nassau street.
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12OOO CASES IN A YEAR.

Use right medicine and be curcdYe who weary
suffering from obstinate kind Of weakness
Of the urinary aud who in d Hst and disappointment
ast resort have to the Justly Doctor
Cherry Asrpgen Pills. whose failure in moving the dis
ebisg compa unknown than have
been sold New York alone and not one eases failure he's
been Saisd 70 any sSsn .cos then -. :Sss 'sst Ss
suffer In female complaints srisng from general weakness,
thew stand hsh nds Of hundreds Of females WHOM
in letter thanks. e them the fsmae best friead Sick
general wasting Of the eosy from any cause spe
control of the bladder pain the from the
kidney prosrat glands these pills preemnently
s. FAY wholesale agent, New York. Reta,leda at Nos
10 and Fulton ST. broadway GER Ch,n hers ST. Church
Of ChanSs f.; s, BOTsry corner 4 W;.sr :. Eat
hany IS North Main st. Providence, and 1873 Warrington st.
Also, Dr. Poet Eadeater celebrated for its sreedy and
certain cure Of one disease. Him
NOTICE . hereby g,yeo, ,h,t ths new YORK AND
legislature OF the State Of New Yok permission to
construct Of their Road the State Of Pennsyva
MA wit from point at near sawmn Rif1 in Orange
county the Delaware river thence westward the
bank river through Pike county,
cross the Delaw into the county Of Sullivan this
State -.
Ais permission construct another portion Of their
the Stae Of Pennsylvania to wit from point at
where the Cascade Brook the State ne the
county of Bom. thence around n. great bend Of the
SusQueh county Pa, to point at who're the
river iuo the State Of New York.
Apple viii be made for extension Of year in
e'"p'''''s '"' '''N" JAMES BOWEN President.
Now York 18th January 1917 ilI0w
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dI4 4J0nes IAne xkeDta Inc cItV.
John McCABE CO.'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
u 90 MESSIAH u.
RErEss.crs-Hon. M. H. Grnnsll, H. Brevoo,t, Ess,
Irving Prof .RenWi. X. les m
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DISSOLU ION VI COrAn LNE.n ,nir .S S.i,-.l
II nepp heretofore existing under OF HU NLBUT
J. HURLB BUT.
AMOS SMITH.
New York, Feb. ls.h, isA2.
NOTICE-The business will b, een'inued By MU RLBUT
GO, At The CID stand: Wall street New York and 81
Hartford Conn., where all packages must be dr.
rceted. i" Care Of Hurlbat HiCo . Espress.n fl
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ID emil TANCE. 10 IA O.AND, InE-LA.,s, aud scot
OF Is N asl fae 20 smoant pay able
AZ eight ~ town 500 he United knsdon for ssis =
=. J. bfLvEsTERS,
~ N wsl .. sod vat " o.dwsv.
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Author. tra ~ I'm.
SINGLE LADY, about thirty, : Of seoa education an!
n eenee address, wishes to be employed hovstkceper
in respectable family She good seamstr0ss AID quail
6ed young chi dren thu elementary branches Of
Enc ph Music she would like conduct gentse
private boarding 10 connection with rrpeetSbe lady
r. q p uuJ. as~s
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Latest from Ohio.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
E,1rrxor1 Wednesday, Oct. 19,

BALTIMORE w Wednesday, ocL -, o I. N
The Western mail brings papers from Column
bus TO the evening of Saturday last. The journal
of that date gives unofficial and reported returns
from all the counties in the State but Athens
Darke, Gallia, Hardin, Henry. Lawrence, Melss.
A,towa Paulding, Putnam, Vanwerr, W IlliaIns ana
Wood Without these counties Shannon has
plurality of 1925 votes over Corwin, which may
be reduced $500 by the counties yet to De nearo
from. 1 am surprised to find the vote so short IN
many of the counties-especially IN The northern
portion of the State. Had the full vote been
polled in the Western Reserve, this maJsrity OF
Shannon would have been reversed, or had no
abolition candidate been run Corwin would sui
have been elected.
As it is, Shannon is chosen but by minority Of
all the rotes poled, King, the Abolition candidate
having received from four to FIVE thousand votes
throughout the State. The Loco-F ocos viii. have
decided majorities in the two Houses OF the
Legislature. but the members who go to make up
that majority were elected BY less than 100 votes
down TO 10. Had $50 more Wings voted-and
they were Therein the Clermont and Ross Dis
,ric,s. and in Guernsey, Harrison, and one or two
counties on the Reserve, we should have carried
the Legislature.
But it is of no avail now that we point out
what could have been done. We have az efectu-
ally lost the State, having the power to save IT, as
if we had not the power.
All the evils, then, that will follow an un-
disputed Loce-Foco sway may be expected, are
Justly chargeable to ourselves. The Wings have
not only given up the State to the Loco-tocoS to
be gerrvmandered in the Congressional districts,
but they have disappointed the just expectations
of their friends throughout the Union, and been OF
more service to the Loco-Focos, in several ap-
proachisg contests, than all the efforts of Tyler
and his squad, and all their party could hope to
accomplish.
But will not New-York disappont them? We
remember-who can forget7-the glorious times
Of November, 1889, when Ohio faltered as now,
when all gave back, when Maryland and even
Massachusetts were gone, we remember that then
Newly ork breasted the storm and rode 1t out In
safety Cannot she do so now? She can if her
sons will tiff the Wings GO TO the polls as then
and if the great West comes in with her thousands
upon thousands of voters. All for the present
depends on New-York, and it is right that you
should know it. Now more than is the fate
of the country to be decided by her mighty voice.
Let it speak as in 1888 and 80, and all is we'll
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20 We are Indebted as usual to CHARLES VII,
MER's American Newspaper Establishment at
Liverpool, for London and Liverpool papers CT the
latest dates.
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~ THE WIG ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGIS
Err may be obtained in all the principal Cities from the
agents OF the Tribune and from the Booksellers Price 81
per DOZEN per hundred for single copies l2l cents
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u Lecture il be delivered ,o-morrow evening (Fri
day. before he Fourier Association the Lecture Hail. Ill
Broadway the connection which exists between Christi
anity and Human Nature in its Development The
Lecture win commence at halpas!7 O'clock aad will be
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pAfe few copies OF the DAILY and six copies of the
WEEKLY TRIBUNE for the entire year, neatly bound and
for sale at this Office Price OF the Weekly 49, OF The Daily
S. Also complete copies OF the LOG CABIN neatly bound
Price g. Odd volumes of the New YORKER bound, price
III
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CARRYING JOKE TOO FAR.-A late number
of the Tennessee Review, states that bill of in
dictment had been found against Geo Smith. Ohm
H. Tobb, Loften Duke, James Pearce, and Leroy
Brown, for the murder of slave belonging to a
Mr.. Miller. They had all got into drunken
spree, and under lie influence Of liquor, entced
the negro into a loft and hing him for fun, in
tending to cat him down in nomerr OF TWO be-
fore life should be extinct. Their drunken frolic
was carried teo far-the negro died.
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IT The Office of The Tribune is removed TO the
now and spacious buildings, No. 100 NASSAU
STREET, In front of the Park and nearly opposite
,,e DIV HALL
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CoIoRgD Persons IN OHlo.-An important
judicial decision has lately been made in Ohio, in
relation to colored people, by Judges Lane and
Birchard, one of whom is Wing, and the other
is Democrat The decision asserts thu rrin-
ciple that the Legislature of Ohio have no power
% make distinction among citizens of other States
who may settle in this And the principle is as
serted in reference to the case of colored citizen
of Louisiana, VINO had emigrated to and settled in
the State By this decision, all the laws of the
State making distinctions on account sf color,
whether in relation to giving security, or educa-
,ional privileges. or to testimony, are rendered
null and void, so far as they affect any colored
to Ohio.
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~ We regret TO learn that serious break has
occurred in the Rideau Canal which will require
twelve or fourteen days to repair. 1t could nos
have happened at less opportune season, and
will cause much Inconvenience to the mercantile
and forwarding interests of the Province.
Montreal Courier.
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SuIclDE.-Captain Fuller of Sheridan, Chau-
,auque Co., late from the Eastern part OF the
State cut his throat with knife on the 4th inst,
and died in few hours. Cause-Disappointme
in not receiving sum of money due him.
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Great FAIR OF TIE A.sEa1cA.. IssTITsrE.-rhis mag.
nifceni exhibition continues increasing attention
very interesting and instructive address was delivered
yesterday afternoon by Rev. Dr. Cox OF the Synod OF New
York and New-Jersey who invited by the Managers
visit the Fair To-day will be the great day OF the Cat
tie Show. large number of most splendid Cattle OF vari
breeds are now exhibiting, and would advise all who
take interest in the agriculture of country Yis the
exhibition ard the progress farmers making in
this branch OF domestic economy. To-day The Musical
School OF the Army, 9th the Band from Governors Island,
viii visit the Garden al O'Clock and the Anniversary Ad
dress Will be delivered in the esen.ns, The Broadway
Tabernacle, by Hon. Mr Colby OF Mass fhe Eew-York
Sacred Music Society ana the Tabernacle Choir will n,e
singing OF Ode written for the OCCASION and yari
ous other pieces viii be performed by the Sacred Music
Society To-day viii be the great day of the Fair and we
advise all who atteEi without fail We viii anJwer
Tor il that they win no, be disappointed.
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JOIN Z. HALLIDAY. of Louisa Co. Va. pro-
ninent politician and Member of the last Legisla-
ture died very suddenly at Scot,svi!le last week
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NEXT PREslDENr.-The Canton Mass Dem
ocrat hois,s tie flag of John C. Calhoun for mex,
President. A portios of the party begins to talk
very strongly of Gen. Cass.
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SuIc1rE.-We learn that respectable look
ing young weman jumped overheard from the
Jackson Ferry boat yesterday, while on her way
10 this city, and was drowned. Brooklyn Eagle.
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90 The Wings of ORANGE County held large
and strong County Convention at Goshen on Tues
day, and nominated with entire unanimity HUD-
SON M'FARLAN of Monroe, GEORGE HOUS-
TON of Waikiki and JOSHUA MULLOCK, Jr.
Of Mount Hope, for Members of Assembly. They
ire all good men and true, ardent friends of the
New-York and Erie Rriroad, and will urge its
prosecution by every means in their power. Mr.
MFARLAN has twice represented the County with
emiBcnt ability and honor, and we trust he will
be called to represent it a third time He will if
hose who sag they desire the prosecution OF the
eric Railroad will act as they talk.
20 Hon. ROBERT C. WINTHROP has been nom
mated for Member of Congress from Boston, both
Tor the next session and the succeeding term, by
tee Wings Of that City.
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e The President he. officially recognized Mr..
D. Thompson as Consul of the Republic of Ecua-
dor for the port of New-York
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% In the list of passengers by the Britannia
and lady, and of Mr.. ROBINSON, who returns with
out being able even to offer his loan either in Eng
land or on the Continent.
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.Iosiah Richarns. Auctloneer

INVALUABLE Private library OF stana~ M
Books.-Bangs, Richards Plat, 1856 sioaa"aS,
sell, This Evening, Ct oe!aek an extensive ana
Private Library mostly EngIisa editions-'eii'ias ~s
works seldom 10 be met with al Auction.
u Catalogues are now ready and the BOOKS asi'Ass'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

Acc1DESr.-Rosanna, daughter Of Thos. Milf
ligan, aged years, was instantly killed near Ain
derhook, on Sunday last, the I'd inst, By bsing
run over BIZ an OK cart. Hudson Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

p A man was shockingly bruised yesterday
afternoon by an explosion of rock blasting on 23d
street. between 9TH and 9th Avenues. Some
months since young man was killed by similar
neglect on the part of the blasters, The lives Of
our citizens have been in constant danger for 8
long time.