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New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
TO Merchants, Farmer. and business Wen

The November No OF the Farmers Library ard .ion;hy
Joama of Agriculture, tJomN s. SKINNER, Editor,) Willie
re ,dy on tie frs day Of the month The following La,
OF the Contents Of this Number:
Er graring gs and Hit-,frations-
Portrait of Hon. Richard Peters The Tunsian Sheep
The Dog aud the Wolf.
Farmers Library
TnAER,s PRlScirLEs OF AsRrcuLTysE. LCon!inuedl-
toH The Cultivation Of Corn; Alternate Cultlvatou-A
ternae Rotations with Pastnage; Succession OF Crops
Alternate Cultivation accompanied by suitable Succession
Feeding OF the Cate -Four Crop Divisions Five Crop D.
visions Six Crop Divisions, Seven Crop Divisions Eight
Crop Divisions Nine Crop Divisions Ten Crop Divisions
Eleven Crop Divisions, Twelve Crop Divisions Tbs
Transition from one Rotation 10 another
Section I,ee0AgTon9my or Treatise on the cOus.
method Of acquiring kno" ledge of the different Earth',
and asceriaining their value; Silica; Aumna Clay
Memoir OF Hon. Richard Peters, OF Pa.
TunisIan Sheep.
Cotton Plaintiffs History and Uses.
Letter from Dr. Joseph Johnson Of C. on the silk Plant
Some Thoughts on TranspIanng Trees preparat.onscr
The Position Of Fruit Trees, Soil and Aspect,
Agricultural Discourse, delivered before tbs Queens Com.
ty Agricultural Society, by John S. Skinner.
Guano n Manure.
Liebg's Explanation Of the Principles and Use OF lis
Artificial Manures.
Giant Ok; Red Deer.
Wine Making, Prac,ced in North Carolina, by Rev g.
Weller.
Farm Registers-how kept, and use OF.
Remarks on Pelahodt aud Liebigs ideas In relation 10
=" The Farmers Library" in Deleware-M Mediterranean
Wheat
Entomology.
Management of Bees.
Sulphuric Acid and Bones
The Fair Of the An ican Institute.
Peat Manure Prospects for Grain Growers; Electro
Culture.
Note Broad-tal Sheep, by The Editor.
Weight of Cattle.
Sheep and Chesnuts.
Much said In SIN III c0mpass-One important cause Of
Non-lnprovement in Agriculture.
Shed Feeding OF Sheep.
Arrival Of the stock imported by the Massachusetts So
ciety for the Promotion Of Agriculture
! Disease in Potatoes.
Weight of Corn per Acre
Price of GCano In England.
Death of Earl Spencer, the English Farmer
; Notice Of Colmans European Agriculture and Rurt
Economy.
Notice Of The National Magazine and Industrial Reco
Dutch Corn Law Removing Bees; Prices Current
Gentem owning Farms interested in landed proper
y will unues,ionaby find their interest to supply saa
Of their Tenants Agents with This valuable Work AZ
experienced practical Farmer authorizes us to say tl
those Agents and Tenants who do not save or make s7
times the annual cost o! this Journal by Of IT, usy
generally be regarded as natentye to their duties.
The Terms IS per annum, payable in advance; FIVE
copies for $40 Five Numbers already pubshed and s
supplied to subscribers.
EpEETEv McrTp.Tg
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
). v,,,,, r,rc,r,yr CoMNrrrxr, Ncw>YOrk, Friday

In ws,o Hxscvr,vr COMMITTEE, Ncwio's '''"'
Evcn,ng. Oct. 3iss lS1a'
pssrras, Report, hare been widely though feer'ay
,,,.,a ,sn, ,he walss will withdraw their Ticket or
a,n,,,, ammo part Of It. make some compromise
,,h ,c er the other of tho Opposite parties In roicr'
ans, !, tho Election a, hand Therefore,
Ssa,,>s That wo tho Electors OF our Cay 'hhi
al, such rcpo,,s or arr utterly unionndcd' NJ"
,ha, the Wing party will support, tho Wh'g ecSe'' p''
s,le,s Wh,s ticket aud setAiss sa tho Whig ticket
Ss,e,rsd, Tha, w ask fellow citizens To examine
carefully the scvcra tickets presented for ihrr sn'r"era
scru,;nsc the names cach and vote as they "ou,u
.cec, agent. Il the business in hand were not the pup
ic's bu, purely ass'r es.
S.soscsi Tha, these Resolutions be signed by inc
Chairman and Secretary and published
WILLIAM TURNER, Chairman.
,,,,> p,,s,,,,x SECRETARY nj 3;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
claw md Order, Champions.

The Albany Freeholder' hits right and left in
the following with the stern severity of Truth:
"The Albany Atlas the Troy Budget, the New.York
Express the New-York Courier & Enquirer, and New
York Morning News assert that man cannot be
and the time friend Of laro and order and an Anti
Renter.
The Atlas the Budget, and News, and have been
the defenders and culogsts of Thomas w. Dorr, AN
justify his attempt overthrow the constituted author
ties of Rhode Island by organized military force.
The Courier & Enquirer apologies far the armed mob
that torcby removed the press OF Cassius NJ Clay from
Lexington, Kentucky. and by violence suppressed the
paper while the and editor sick bed from
which it was not expected he would rise alive. The
Courier Gays that the proceedings suppress the paper
conducted in the most orderly and regular manner
Just think OF il. MOB or GENTLEMEN.
Those lcio euiQgiSe traitors justify and Gpo0.
gie for mob riolce The talk big Of lac and
order lie; them get the beam out of their eyes be-
fore they attempt pluck the mote out Of their brothers
ewes.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
Arrest of Tirrell. the Supposed Murderer OF
Mrs. BickfOrd, ut Boston.

person answering the description of A. ]. Tr-
rewas arrested Sunday in Philadelphia, and convey
ed to Boston yesterday morning in charge ofwo officers,
in the Long Island train He was tall and slim-very
hnfaced lgh, compexioned very light blue eyes, with
sandy hair and whiskers had cloth cap, dark pants
and coat
We were unable to learn the Of the officers
get any farther particulars Of his arrest The officers
told the the South Ferry that they had
Tirrel in charge, and the FreghtAgent, who formerly
lived in Weymouth Mass. where he has frequently seen
Trre informed that he feels confident OF his identity
The cabman who brought the party to the Ferry also
said that it was Tirrell.
The Chief ofthe Police says that he heard the rumor
this morning but had information to rely upon-and
adds farther that the Boston authorities have not seen
fit to communicate with him upon the subject OF tie
murder all that he has been able to assist IN
the search for the murderer
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
Friends of franklin !,
TO-DAY

Ask erery man, who comes to the Polls to give
MS vote for MORRIS FRANKLIN, the Peoples candi-
date Il d;du'. take three or fonr nights to grind
oat iis nomination and it will take but one short
dag ID elect him. Politics aside, he would have
Ten -housand Majority. The old FIREMEN, who
knew and loved his father, and the young eX-Fire-
men who know and love him, will pour in strong
vote for the right man. Thousands who are dis
gus;ed with the manner Of nominating at Tammany,
as well as is result. mean to vote for Franklin
and vii! do so unless bued out of their own choice.
See 70 it. Wings at tie Polls. Many Adopted Citi-
zens, who cherish the recollection of Franklins un-
dsun.ed stand, a, the head of the faithful Five
Thousand, against the Native epidemic, will honor
that remembrance by vote for Franklin to-day -
Ask every man who comes up, Won't you vote
for MORRIS FRANKLIN!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
Thingn in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. M,

PHILADELPHIA, Ho7 g. P. NJ
Again was the Sabbath desecrated YESTERDAY in
the disgraceiu manner by gangs Of drunken
rowdes
Ole Bull the distinguished violinis, will give his
farewell Concert tomorrow evening His present y;,i,
TO this city has been deseryedly successful.
Very little done in Stocks to-day Reading Rail.
road shares firm 26i and Wilmington At Is; No
sales Of Pennsylvania Fives 5i bid with 75t asked IN
Texas Securities the market firm 30t bid for 10
per Cent Bonds with IS asked. Schuylkli Bank shares
sold at 10 an advance OF from Saturday In o,he,
descriptions little variation in price
The Philadelphia Bank has declared dividend Of
iper cent for the last ak months.
The old Philadelphia Gazette has again changed
hands. Messrs. Graham & Cummings, the present pro.
prietors OF the Nort, American bsvc become lis pro-
prietors.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

AUBrRS AND ROCHESTER RAGLRoAD.-The
third daily train OF Withdrawn after to-day Rere
afier there will be trains daily leaving this city 81
l2t o'clock at noon and lot O'Clock night snG arrive
here about o'clock A. NJ and 81 P. NJ The cars Yves,
will leave at q A. NJ and 3: p. NJ. Roch. d. Adv
- The Massachusetts Humane Society have
presented beautiful silver cup. with An appropriate To-
scrpon 10 Miss Garslia Oakes for periling her own
some months since, while bathing at Plum Island.
Worcester Daily Spy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
Texas Bonds, Ohio!
The Galveston Civilian thus speaks of the Texar

The Galveston Civilian thus speaks OF the Texan
Bonds that have been issued:
Texas has at present mode OF paying either prln-
cipal Interest Of this species of paper credit 1t IS not
even receivable for Public Lands II The United Sd'es
Government hereafter chooses to redeem this paper al Pcr
and take lands Texas will probably offer obJec-
ton but if Texas is to make payment she will possibly
have regard for the law OF equivalents and may
refuse be unable to pay ten fifteen millions Of dollars
in specie for that which neither realized to her nor cost
the holders one-thrd of that sum-"
On this the Courier d Enquirer remarks:
"The Civilian adds, that the prospect of redemption
of Texas money par is neither immediate nor clear
Unless therefore Government take precaution
against it. this accords with public opinion.
Texas likely the Union under the banner Of
repudiaon We take for granted, hopever, that in no
ercRt lciH this be alOred TO occur"
The Galveston man condesccnds TO have our
Government pay the Debt OF Texas if we insist on
it, and will let US have Texas lands therefor. he
frankly states the amount of Bonds at Ten Fijj
teen Millions of Dollars such fraction as Five
Millions is not Of much consequence, which ii ace
don't pay, Texas will in good part repudiate. She
isn't particular about it. But no, says the Courier,
Reputation is horrible. 1t must in no event occur
that is, Uncle Sam must shoulder the Debt Play
out your game, gentlemen When you are through
THE PEOPLE have word to say.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

EV ScHENcKs PULMoHIc SYRUP Is a certain remedy for
tue cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Colds Colehs
and Diseases OF the Lungs Any calling the Office
no, no Cortland st can obtain tgrais pamphlet givag
tuI description OF the above diseases also referopce
number Of persons OF high standing been cured BY
the use OF this medicine
Beware of spurious limitations To OBTAIN the pure genu
ine unadueraled Punonc syrup 90 directly TO the pro
pneiors Office, No. Cortland-sL n. Y.
Please remember that s. Beekman 10 longer agent
OF mine and the proprietor will be responsible for any
nedicns purchased of him. he no longer sells The Gern
Inc schencG's Pu!monic Syrup.
ol0H r, T RI ccEFNCK
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

E The Sun of yesterday contains ticket for
Senator, Assembly and Register, headed The
Columbian Nomination. The name of ISAAC T.
HOPPER is placed on this ticket for Register with
out his knowledge consent. Mr. Hopper is a
Quaker who takes no part in politics. and the use Of
his name is piece Of i'll manners Cor which somebo-
dy ought TO be ashamed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

PARRTcIDE.-An inquest was held over the dc
ceased remains of Mr. Lazarus Maddox ihs resdenc
near Dublin Somerset County Nd, on Friday last
The jury in attendance sat bus short time when they
returned the following verdict viz -" The deceased
came 10 his death by blows supposed to have been
inflicted By his wife and SON. The latter Geo Mad.
dox) Immediately arrested and lodged in the Coun.
u jail TO await his trial. Princess Ann Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

rs The Crystal Fount is credited for very
base and false attack on Morris Franklin in yester-
days Sun, ADVERTISEMENT Only the first para
graph of the article appeared in the Fount, and
thai paragraph says nothing of Mr.. Franklin, nor
does it in any way refer to him. The advertisement
in the Sun is in spirit and intent shameful forgery
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures the
leveng character of civil institutions the absen
OF all hereditary titles and enailed estates, the unlr
peded way of all Gods nobility 10 their birthrghts,
whether born within walls Of marble OF logs We an
KEGS like other arstrscrals by nature he prin
cple is operating in our cities forming exclusive
classes organizing sects building churches 10 fence in
the gentiy from the intrusion of the vu gar herd
Mutitudes of who spring at once from penury 10
opulence feel to be the hight OF their ambition 70 es
cape from the relations OF their kth and kin into
this enchanted circle OF respecabity and they
ceived. Another class is found among who despair
ing of elevation by wealth willing for the sake of
sdmittance TO enter by grace and form the odRae Of
this exclusive grade IN society. New Highlander.
RAILROAD FROM CHARLESTON 20 TEXAs-The
City Council of hatcher have called meeting OF the
citizens Of that place for the purpose of inviting en-
animation into the eXpeoicncy of extending the great
line of Atlantic Railroad commencing Charleston.
c. and ending at Montgomery Ala as 10 strike the
Mississippi Natchez. The immense trade and travel
says the Free FrGder which viii be setting towards
Texas will project of this kind only feasible
but perfectly practicable o. great convenience 10 the
public and profitable to the stockholders.
FIRE IL DANvERs.-The extensive tannery be-
longing to Mr. Philip X, Southwek OF this city situate
in Dsnvers was destroyed by IRE Saturday night
We do not learn the Of loss bu. unders tand
there insurance in this city the property for be-
tween 40 and S500o0 1t is probable that much OF the
stock which IN the vais was saved bost Adv.
- An attemp, was made 10 rob Hon. c. \.
Wicke about o'clock Saturday evening last, nesr
Coxs Greek, about miles from Bardstown, BY three
who appeared in the road and endesvored 10 stop
his horse. Mr. w. put whip to the horse and escaped
from them They threw some stones after him, which,
however. did no harm louisville Courier.
II A man named Moses johnson killed another
named Amos Rogers in Delaware Co Ohio, few days
since. They had been los-rolng became intoxicated.
quarreied and had Tight wach resulted in the death OF
Rogers.
p" Gen. Gideon Foster, venerable veteran of
the revolution. and sterling Wing, died, Saturday
morning. il Danvers, at the advanced age of 90
Boston Atlas.
tY Al Liberty, la. few days since, Mr.. Archi-
bald Es,ed struck Mr. Hasem the head with
chair killing him instantly Mr. E gave himself up and
was held to bal, in 81 600. The in sedeence
IBrookville American
E Mrs Charlotte Stuart, widow Of the late
Gilbert Stuart the celebrated painter died al Newport
Rhode Island on the 9th instant IN the nth year OF her
age.
e Leopold Herwig, well known and highly
skillful viunis who il mistake not made his de-
bat in this city only few years since died suddenly on
Saturday evening last after having fulfilled his duhes In
the orchestra al the Concert of the Philharmonic Soce.
sy. Tae disease an affection OF tie heart
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
GREELEY 4 McELRATH
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY FOR THE HAIR YEr

a, d, JERSEY CITY, Oct lbtI i63o.
Mr. Z. PHALoN, 2t4 Broadway-Slr 4 discovery Ike
yours for the Hair should be- made public that all ga
know It's value When about twenty lost my hsir frcn
Sickness and gave NIL hopes Of It's recovery ung
numerous advertised remedies Three Bottles OF yoor
CHsMicAL HAR BA.sAm has made il vigorous and ck
Is II was twelve years ago. feel confident il would he fully
az beneficial to others similarly afflicted
Your ob't serv't. CORNELIUS VAN HORN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

I5S THE CHRISTIAN Examiner for November
has reached US. Its leading article is \ Plea for The
ology by Rev. Dr. Lamson; but We are more interested
in review, heartily commendatory, of Mr.. Summers
ant.War Grafton the 4h of July last, and highly
appreca,ive notice OF Festus, Blanco Whites Life and
Experience the subject of article which must be
very good to justify its publication after Rev. or!e
Deweys admirable paper this theme in the preceding
number Mrs Mary 5. B Danas letters the Doctrine
of the Trinity are commended there is essay the
Fine Arts in America Several Poems Literary Notices
&C. complete the number. &C. 5. Francis & Co. 2'2
Rrn nxvnu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

EF WBIGs OF NEw-JERsEY! they say you are
s;upe6ed and laggard this year; we do not believe
it. Come out today in your old strength and give
us an old.fashioned victory Send LIPrIScoTT TO
Congress- Wings of MONMOUTH, MERcER and BUR-
LSoros. and give Wing Legislature, all hands /!
Work Work
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
To.DAY'S OUTSIDE.

First Pdgs-Inventon Of a Composing Machine; Ger
Catholics in Baden Crops in Texas New Publ.
cations News Items Law Courts Sailors Home.
Fourth Page Alexander OF Mscedon a Poem Sales
os Stocks; Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

TrTIAS's vESus-The exhibition Of this exquisite
Painting closes this week a, 23 Bro' way No lover of
the beautiful should allow this picture 10 leave the city
without seeing it. 1t goec TO Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

r. 3. Palmer, the Agent for most Of the bes, News
papers of all the cities and principal towns throughout the
country far and Eear receives Advertisements his
try SespapeT Adpertsng -isecy, In this builtingEn-
rance al the Coal OFFICE ri 10 IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

The public are hereby cautioned aga!nst The pun.
oevlce rescrted 70 by certain young IN using ~
name. have nothing TO do with him. nor has he any VI
te'sst m or knowledge OF my business whatever ices
base hl9 pneriie efforts though ordinarily harmless ecops
are evidently Intended to false IMPRESSION sI-
require, In That respect sufficient notice put the sn~1
on er guard against the injurious consequences Of 40
thing IKE deception. z. s REEkMAN. i9t Cortaad-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

AMERICAN MusEcM.-Ths splendid establishments; 10
crowded continually Two grand performances given
and II P. NJ. embracing the humor OF Wtncheli the
comcaes OF the Merrihelds and Dongola Minstrrs
brilliant exhibitions of the Microscope, Dancing Witches
&c The curOses Of the Museum he all hours
including the Oang Dwarf Cosmorama Views etc Enough
crafty the radical lover cf The or curious
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

BEExmAN's OsIeIsAL GENuisE PuLnoxIc sYRur-Ttb
celebrated remedy for ,hs cure Of Consumption, Cols
Coughs, Diseases OF the Lungs, Liver Complaint AMI o
pepsta can be had. usual the old established oee or
the proprietor. No. 70. Corandsl one door below Isa
corner OF Greenwicb-st f0 OF
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

CASE OF DENTISTRY, No. al2-By n. P. White,
Whitestown, Oneida County, n. Y. This beaur
ful prod of this modern art received pren-
um at the State Fair. Il was small round glass
case lined with velvet having silver plate on the
inside, with the exhibitors name and residence and
containing four pieces OF gold plate, with silver
trimmings. We regret TO learn that this article was
stolen from the Fair probably the morning after the
close. [New-York Farmer and Mech.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

DEATH OF Rev. DR.. BEAsLEY.-Dr. B. expired
at his family residence in Eizabeth,own on s,,,d.
erpoon uged 6s years leaving large family circle >,
mourn his loss aud cherish the memory Of bis vrtus
and example. A distinguished Churchuan he wa, sso
extensively known at home and aoEosd BY his various
B. formerly Proves, of the University VI Perp.yy.
MIS- but be several years since retired from ect:vs ,.,
vice and devoted himself to domestic intercourse ana
the literary lsbors OF his study. Newark Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
Court WEDNESDAY.

CrRcuIr CIRcuIT-Nos 50. 81, So &C, 67, 800 H.,
-, 73, 75. 7s.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 20. 90, s4. sa, 90. lO3, l. &c.
49, lal o. 9s TO- Go 81. III, 81, 1O7 rs g. &C. &c,
2s 81 &C. l9 81, % a. 35 81, ~. 49, 79 l05 IL, 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

y This is the last week Of the engagement of the
Ethiopian Opera Company at the Alhnmra" Two bur.
lesques will be played this evening-Somam .bull.oe
and the Virgniaa Girl The price of admission ia only IS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

u Awarded by the Anerican Institute 10 Jonn ~. ~
Cenih ga roadway, opposite ST. Pauls Church, o ~,
Medal nrs Premium for Silk Hai-Dipous Premium "
Fur aa,sFirs Premium and chdreLs velvet aDa
cloth Caps.
The subscriber is now prepared to furnish the above
rees which for beauty Of fn.sh qusly and duraoy IS ~
not 6a surpassed Also, full assortment, Of Lays s~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
pLACEs FOR HOLDING THE POLLS.

Ter For Ae Boundaries Of The srrerci D''r'e''' ''s
FYrH Pare Of ytserdays Daily Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04
OFFICIAL.

connarave view of the posages at the several Offices
named below. and net heretofore published showing
,he difference in the postage for The quarters ending
the 3O,h OF September, ls44 and uin sep'em9 -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

II Oar friends in each Election District are
requested to send statement Of The rote in that
District for Senator and Register as soon as the
rotcs for those Offices shall hare been counted. Be
sure /, is accurate. Our office will be good point,
at which to concentrate the returns and learn the
result, We shall keep open to a late hour. Come
and exchange returns with us.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

NJ, rd. DJt.
yr. Tnr,.hsr,. cor Broad und s. 752 wushngonst,
= Peer. rs".; C Co. IL Broadway ~ XIh Ward.
lid Ward. rs. w corner br00i'' Al1
:, CO r'' Ra..p,an md Gold & 242 walkersL
A''''' lid lid ward ! 10 Division,st =, s,ee.,
! !! 5 Burclay.sL Office rear WsrJ hssra "1
8 % Warrrn-st. ,!I, Min " wv
IYth Ward. 2l7 SInnton's,'
1 ShRk spcnrp Hotel corner = ~ houslou,S"
William and Duane 5 a9 Seconen ~
, Csruer Oliver and Henry - 20 AveIaeD venue,
81 Jsmc.,.lip 4 4 sS sS Aesnne asGM, D.
i $40 Psar.st Ear, t.., XIIth Ward.
40 sona1s's, "'"' I oKeef.'s; aar.envllle;
IN; +. eorns, corner ~. nuA"e a"1 XIIith Ward.
w n. Sri's si,r,y S. w. Clinton L Ornnc
. l65 ,,N.s'1. W esl b'os'"a' , Ie6 Delancy-sL
'''' Win Ward. 35 8 Sheriff. e1lsI.,
ID punns 5n,ss., SIM "a'0 i1'' XVIII Ward.
5ee Gehrs srcan 81 Hotel cor , Cor Prince and Mo sis.
hGyaII VaI,i, h'I ward 1 Broadway House
.iao Fast Broadway. DIV nes W.h xy,rd
: ,Ss ,Ss Hn.rrvst In W. cor. Beecker and
! i 20 20, J.aerson.st Sullivan sts
600 cherryst y ESQ Broadway.
Z :; 1ioTvefnsur-sL 3 Cor. Broadway and As'or-
7s's With Mif1i+ ward IN P1%sfs % corner Washington
1. Cor Broome and Mercer. PLACE McDqusn,-s'. ]
, Coz. Prince and Wooster. Atlth i" "ara. a,
:}.l6s Springst / >; r.. .,:, COZ @ '.ans- - ' "
l. Cor VHrick and Dominick. = SUI lhru-aVeHue- o,
) l62 Varckst s ~ r. cor. s.h-av' q -5sL 81 :,
q SOC Hudson-st. is r. cor 8ih'ay' q oJ.4,."
: 80 Spring-sL 0s r: cor; i.n'ss; st q :, ,'N'~
= sos Spring-st Win ""r"'
IXth Ward. lib Bo~ery
16t8 Greer wiciI-sL = US louston-s-
:, SGSI RI.rckerst 337 Clnton-s-
q G69 'Washinrton.st 1 20 Thrd-si
IN. W. cor Grove and 4h l3.S W. COT lVlhs- . isFa
Tho ,o in the snd several Election Districts shall be
opened al SUNRISE and shall be kept open till the setting o
the sun; and no adjournment in:ermission Whatever sa
take place until the same be closed.
s. As soon as the poll OF an Election shall have been
6na closed the Inspectors OF the said Election, in their
several Districts sha proceed TO canvass The votes Suc
Shall be public and shall not be adjourned or post
moi ed until il shalt have been fully completed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

F The Polls open Mis morning at Sunrtse-
(36 minutes past 6 o'clock, a. NJ and close at
Sunset - minutes before IS, p. ny Give your
country good days work
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

w We regret to learn that Hon. H Horton. the
Whig candidate for Assembly in Franklin Co. has
besn compelled by his private affairs to decline the
omination Mr.. H. was an able and highly respect
BILE member of the last Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-04

FLORIDA ELEcrlox-The Floridiau of Oct. a5
says that Brockenbroush, the Loco,Foco candidate
for Congress is elected by from so to l2O majority