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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

PHALoN's CHsNicAL HAS BALN-The to~n-tAak q pyx
eugrossed shout the extraordinary value and -.
PhsoEs great HAIR Ily sora;or People VI a. s.e. 49,
hair thin ard snd The head In psft
tsd have renovated their hair crops" completely ~ d.
ng few bottles OF Phz4on'. famous compound Tier, a,
thousands who ogali 20 Use % they Wish preserve -,
bail Sod BY Pha "a Broadway, oppos..e - P,s,,
For agents. zee advertisement cllS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


WEDSEsDAY, P.M
The foreign news had little or no effect upon Wall
st. although generally looked upon fayorsbs 5toehs
at the second board were rather heavy.
Exchanges are quiet at previous rates Sterling
is dull at q a ~ Francs % n 5 23i
The exports Of Specie since our las; notice have
been s3l36 TO Rio Granie and by the Duchss.e de Or
leans for iiayre-hve franc pieces So as
MtNcans. ---------------- JVuvD
Silver coin................ Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

SPURIOUS BILLs-We are informed, says the
Augusta Chronicle. that bills OF the denomination Of one
hundred dollars the Sonhrcsferu Railroad and Bank
iHs Company in circulation. There no such Bank
in existence The bills are said 70 be handsomely exc
cu,ed and well calculated TO deceive the unsuspecuns
who are iesrsuied By supposng them to be the genuine
issues ofthe SoKttrescrH Railroad Bank Of Charleston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

TKNSEssxE.-The Legislature OF this State me, al
Nashville on Monday the 9th inst. Both Houses
are Loco-,he Senate by and the House by ma.
jori,y-bui one Loco Senator was absent leaving a
tie and the Locos insisted on having for Speaker
Mr. Gardner of Weakley one Of the members OF
the las, Senate but one who refused go into Joint
Ballot. and 80 prevented the choice Of L. s Sens-
tors and and EFF the State for time utterly
represented in the L. 5. Senate. The Wings would
not vote for Gardner, though willing under the cir
cums,anoes, to allow any other Loco to be chosen.
One Hundred ballots for Speaker were consequent
y had during Monday and Tuesday without sue
cess and the Senate adjourned to "Wednesday
morning Speakerless
la the House Brookins Campbell of Washington
Co Loco was elected Speaker on the frs, ballot
having 81 votes 10 IS for Mr. Etheridge of Weakly
Wing, one member absent, The two candidates no,
voting The remsinder Of the two DAYS were con
sumed IN elec,ns Clerks and Dcorkeepers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
PeuusyIyunin Election.

The entire Loco Foco ticket is elected in Phia
delphia County by an average majority OF abon
1000.
Chester Co. elects Wing Assembly By $50 mal
Delarars Co Whig Assembly by small maj
Chester and Delaware elect a Whig Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

Northumberland Congressional District
For the Special Election in the District the Wings
have nominated Isaac X. LIPPIScoT Of Monmouth
An excellent and capable man. George Sykes OF
Burlington, who voted in the last Congress for the
admission of Texas is the Loco candidate. w hat
say the Freemen of the District to this DO they
approve Of extending TIE area of Freedom, by en-
larging the boundaries of Slavery Wonder what
has become OF Georges application 10 Polk as Com
missioner of Public Buildings at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

~ We have seldom seen place Of amusement uni
versa isvori,e the American Museum No stranger
TO link Of eavag tie city without visiting Il; and
great Of ezens enjoy liz novelties and
sngsensenis with z-si hey perience any OH
plare- To-day the living O1ang Ounug Petrihet Human
Body. sni splendid performances afternoon and evening
sAnno, fa to III the place IN every part We have long
wondered he OF The establishment but on seeing
Cor ourselves tie unparalleled combination Of novelties and
pelrmArces wonder ceasei Indeed While the place
Is conducted With thai spirit and decorm which has charsc
lerzsd Of ale il E1 be faghe people can't ssy asa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

q Thai we.l-kros house. Il Cortland st. have IN. -,
ihsf article whch hey sci ,Jr De 80.
rheunsfsr7 bv re peculiar uesueftc oper.-,,. =. .
iuidshss failed 70 care he comp s,, A.
writer b.irg somsw ha dcs rous 10 convict hsr ID. -
ssnce has made digenf Inquiries sive 70 r. ,,'s
anu . compelled IN justice 10 sekn0v edge lhai - -,
NET appears to be true. os p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

BEEKNsSs ORIGINAL GENUINE PvLsoSIc sYRUn-rts
celebrated remedy for thu Of Consumption. Col q
Coughs, Diseases Of the Lunss. Liver Complain and Dye
pepss be had usual. II the Old established oss Of
the proprietor No. %. C0rlsnd-st door below he
corner OF Ofeeuwich-sL (g osa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

" The public hereby cautioned against the pts
device resorted To by certain Young In using
name. venOtnng 10 do with him, has he any To-
iercs in, or know edge OF business 1hsss
base aud puee efforts. though ordinarily harmless enough
evidently Intended To false impression. and
require In that respect sufficient notice 10 put the snvsy
their guard against tho injurious consequences u ssy
thing like deception. Z BEEHNAN, i9i Cortlsndsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

~ There q 10 confidence 10 ~ placed "a sny,o-.
ion remedies uoy~ Bat Aliens Bss4m Of Liv-rro-i 80.
Peurs Root physicians Si slate hat IN Al 49,
oi the lungs The liver sso Involved, sni hat u
only compounded IS 20 operate boih ghe.e ,s-
SIT org sns The seugins oaly must be Used. from !. =
ianc-s. Ola g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

q Lonxleys ssiern PSnsess Cor Al sEecuo., Of
ma bery and other ohsruetous eonsu canon OF - -
e, dy,p~psis and chronic Affections Of kcreys 40 -,
IS not equ sled by any other article n he word 81
Cortlsno-si ole a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

u The Mage Hair Oh which vii nOs grease o. s..s II,
naest cap bOunei : sold A. u Coriarc.t o.s a-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
Court Calendar. TINS DAY.

srpxaroR CouAr-Nos Is. 10, 81. 81 80 %. 81. g.
% 100. lOl lO2 l03. los l6 H. 81 IS A. -. 81 o.
20 81 Z g lse % - So IS, ~ So ST. Sc. H. q, %
65. lO7 lee 3 l04, C..
CIRcurr CouRr-Nos :, % l6, 90 81, 81, a. 3e, ~
&C. A., 80 go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
MARRIED:
DIED.

On Tuesday evening Oct i4h. by Rev W " rgerts
DANIEL :. BlRDSALL 10 Miss RACHEL FREE
MAN a. Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

~ AsPLsSDip, adehcous, beautiful head - Bar can
be mad by u-ing -hlng boue Of Jones Cora Hair Rec
orsse; It's qualities land mind reader N does al hare
staled 10 force the grown Of bs 10 soften clean, sni
from the sea p and roots and to des. dsrs and Keep
IN order thrice oDg any oth-r article msdr. Sud u
81 Chstham-sL S9l Bioadway, l5s tu.Ion-st Brooklyn
% lsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

A MIsAcLEi MIS.oL..! 4 very wonder to clear u
ssin The Jones ltalsn Chemical Soap kemsmost
without misrepresentation, these lie positive Sasioss
for which has received the highest eueomans OF the ~
uty and the unsolicited spproy VI tho Medical Society
Pans has cured thousands In the lue states oi ever
,fgurriuent aud eruption oi The sAin such rinpes
eck.es bloeh-s salt rhcum ssuryy heat spots Tan, sas
burn mOrphew, Sc.
IL vii change the color Of dsrk yellow or sunournt San
beautiful healthy clesruess To prove To tho PUBIC as
excellence OF his read the following diploma Az aided
NJ Vrsprni inventor by the Meclcsl society u Para
I'VE consider NJ Nespnni a. the greatest phisnarops
u the sge aud bis Italian Chem CA soap miracle ~
any erupuOns s1glfemept ~ The sAn WI proves
blessing To ute ages sold al the sign OF The AmsreAs
Ease, B. CnshSn-sl, or 81 Broadway or lss sa.oR
Brooklyn oct .-vd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

~ While Others sell >srsspari.as al one dollar per IN.
bose arge bottle holding three urnes ss mach src -
ter Arlle~ soi Al Il Corilsndsi, and pssy's Pxs ,,
useor bali prce Sands AMI Brsioi' sssapss!1s ~.
on hand. ois led
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

swiH over heyser AS over age l.03+
In lsli, Mccall w. had 500 Badger. l.. y 4032
keyser ~ S065
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

~ Roach sDd Bea-Bug BAne. sure desrseior, o..
q Iorlani.si oS Red
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
lsignedj 3 5. GILPIS, Proprietor
~ Important 10 Bankers-In relation To the sbo

~ Important 10 Bankers-ln relation 70 the shove
certificates introduced by Mr. Jones. Of Newark " J.
= communication and challenge from 8 70
pick Lock (which may be by reference other
columns Of tbs Psperl We have 70 maze but single
The certificate from - BosersiA Bank designed 10
show tina, Mr. Jones picked and opened Of Locs-
This utterly deny II Mr. Jones pick Lock why
should be travel some three hundred miles 30 H. h.
be paid kye hundred dollars for picking constructed
90 The same principle 10 this ely We essn hist
have picked his Lock, and hold ourselves In readiness
do Il agsn-sDd deny, at tbs time, Or
ever VIII i've long enough 10 PICK
In relation 70 the certificate from The Phsn1 BanA Of
his city we would here hat Mr Jones was rol long
since employed agent for in- sale 0f Bank Lock
ma wn- actng 10 maj capacity he obtained from Bans.
ne furnished mmendatory certificates OF LOCK and
took lie Liberty 10 have them all given hs name and
ne Lock called Jones' Lock We here bri.ry aII.de 10
ms TACT 10 show that The certificate Mr. Jones has
from The Pbrnix Bank Of this city pgrporng 10 have
geen ooLaned for bis Lock actually given for a
Lock Manufactured by and sold Pnrnix Bsns By
Ar JoneA WhaI confidence be placed In the state
nrnt OF man who vii resort 10 such miserable aterna.
i've 10 establish the reputation Of MS Loes we leave for
BANKERS and TIE public " decide. n. ALLEN.
OIL Agent for DAY NEWELL, 5s9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

II The Wings of Fulton aud Hamilton Cos
have nominated AARON BARTLETT, of Fulton Co.
for the Assembly. Mr. Bartlett is gentleman OF
high moral worth and political integrity, and worthy
the vigorous support OF the Wings OF that District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
H,xrsnlLL BANK. June An. I

HvEsHlLL BASK, June 4ih l3fh
r. hereby certify that one OF Day Ne1clfs Pat
tent Formulation Bank Locks which furnished 10 his
Bank by N Allen, Agent for Day Newell No. So Broad
way, New York, and which warranted by SAID Alien
be against the Of any attempts pick
the same picked and unlocked he 81 day Of June
lsi5 by workman under the drectioe Of Mr. II. C. Jones.
ofNewark, New-Jersey without having the key and also
without seeing the key the inside Of the Lock and the
Bank Las employed Mr. Jones replace the Lock that has
been picked by Of his Locks having fun confidence In
Mr. J0nes's Lock (Signed) JAMES GALE,
Cashier OF the Hayerhi Bank, Hayerhill, Mass
N. B. The above Lock sold to the Hayerhili Bank
the Summer oylei4
MERcHAsTs' EXCHANGE READING. Roos,l
NEw-foRx Sept l0ih, l8i5.
certify that H. C. Jones' ofNewak y. J. did place
ofms Bank Locks chestdoor Ia s Reading Room and
did deposit sj0c forfeiture II any person should open
The challenge published the papers Of ibis city, and
the opened during the fifteen days and have
this day unlocked The chest i'm the key and returned s
money TO II. c. Jones
(sgnedl 3 ;. GILPIN, Proprietor
USloS B.Sk, NEwYoRK, May q, lsi5
Thisis certify that have Ihs day purchased of
H. c. Jone.s Patent Ctsngeable Combination Locks AMI
believe De The best use and full confidence
in Is security. GEO H. ARTHUR, Asst Cashier
PH1sn BANK, NLw.YoRk, 4th Oct, ls4h
certify that in the year isi purchased Of H. C. Jones.
Of Newark of hs Bank Locks which has been IN
stani use, ald mas gwen entire satisfaction
have much confidence In The Locks constructed by
Mr. Jones, that have lhs day purchased another Of them
10 put upon the Banking House, and think perfect
olOiw 19 n O. OGDEN, Cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

" The msgniheen, collection Of Ancien, and Mod
ern Pictures in the Chamber.st Gallery, Granite Build
Tags begins crowds Of visitors, both ladies' and
gentlemen one nigh, spend days with pleasure in
aiming these beautiful Paintings For particulars see
.Deci.I notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

" SCIENCE, among lie other modern achievements, ha.
ascsaed me Of The stnssph- when surrounds The
earn u 70 nesry sqaa 10 h, o; solid gOOe Of ead sky
mics 70 diameter Such Of he extraordinary results
"ncn now meet US o. every side revealed BY the
ereasns lghi Of experimental philosophy Ayns tue .es
suAng but more useful Consequences VI experiment We
may enI.o1 he connection Vi that powerful snsepLc and
tonie sancss SarsapsrA Il SANDS b h srnoag me uedl-
cnes Of rs class ard Of scro8a Tumor. Abc.
Cancer Salt Rheum, Saint An,houys Fire or Efyslpelas.
Liver Complaint scsoies Dyspepsia sat al Other diseases
asng from mpurs state VI tie nas, rarely fails under
10 favor Of kind Providence 10 effect radical
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. h. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton-sl New-York--
Sod al Broadway n Essi Broadway and By Drug
ysss generally throughout Tho United 5lsssa Prcs u per
boesla Sig bocuss oS q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

FLoRIDA-A new Election for Member OF Con
grcss lin place of David Levy, elected L. s. Sena.
tor has just taken place The candidates Were Ed
ward c. Cabe, Wing, and w. H. Brockenbroush
Loco. We have partial returns in the Tallahassee
Sentinel of the 9Th Cabell is about 80 ahead in
Leon Co. 80 reported in Wakulla, 60 in one pre-
cine, Quincy Of Gadsden, and ahead in one pre-
cinct of Jefferson These returns appear 10 he
somewhat favorable to Cabell. yet we presume
Brockenbroueh is elected Members of the Legis
lature Clerks and Sheriffs are elected at this time
under the State Constitution. The returns in IT.
gard 10 these are very imperfect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

NiSLcs.-Nrs Nowa;'s lsst sppearanc. bu, one This
ady whose popularity has enhanced The value OF the great
away, ACT tonigh, for Mr. Crsps 6eretl This adv IA.
been decidedly succesa Lad Gay SPEAKER indeed he
whole Play with The ninilAb.e Henry flAcde and Crisp
swSssuGnl $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

- Mr. j. ?. Bigeow, young man who former
~ kept hat in Albany and was well known a. a
kind amable goodhearted man. murdered by the
Cherokee Indians Evansville IN Arkansas, OF sun
day night sept 7tb They murdered him for money.
ATrFMPr TO SCUTTrE NEssFL.-The steam
boat Penobscot from Bangor arrived this morning
brought up six sailors under the charge Of L. ; Marsha
Paris of Maine charged with attempting TO scuue the
Irish bark Champain her passage from 81 Johns 10
Cork The c. put into Machas with - feet in her hold
where the men were imprisoned for some time. They
were finally brought to this city for the purpose OF being
sent 10 England in the the 10Th for trial The
English Vice Consul at Eastport accompanied Marshal
PARIS TO this city. Bost IraV
The HUDsoS RoBBERY.-Mr. Van Dusen, the
person who il is alleged robbed Of 1890 board
the South America some days since was arrested in Hud
son last Saturday and is undergoing examination On
the charge OF cndeayoring 10 dersnd his creditors by
pretending that he had been robbed. Alb. Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

y The U,ca Obserrer (which is not now un.
der the ostens,ble control Of the Utica Postmaster
informs us that the Oneida Bank is all safe and will
doubtless take pleasure in accommodating us when
We wish to raise the wind This is a neighborly
intima,ion, for which we thank the Editor at oil
events though we hope to be able TO raise whatever
wind we may need somewhat nearer than Utica.
Bot we like good Banks. especially those tina, are
clever TO deserving Editors; and, as our Utica
neighbor doubtless speaks from experience, we
shall take care to speak respectfully Of the Oneida
hereafter
The Observer man, after finding faul, with us be
csuse proof reader saw iii TO alter spelling
Of the name OF Lyman j. Wairortk to Vairah,
following the Albany A'las, which he supposed ac-
Quainted with at least the r0mes OF leading Barn.
barnersl corects our statement that Charles 4.
Mann received any. Oneida votes In the Senatorial
Convention His friends the Barnburners were
ouinumbcred in the 0noda County Convention,
which chose Delegates to the Senatorial by ma.
jcrity vote--all Old funkers. of course Mr..
Nann's votes came from jefferson. Oswego and
Lewis. Finally the Observer assures that
The Democracy OF Oneida repuds,e all such ds,ine.
uons lss Old Hunkers and Bsrnburners and will stand
undsanted bv the howhngs Of BhiSsoy, or the waite.
isSscf discos:es rki the dis rposied e corrupt end
"a ssssi may sssd (crsa fro@ is ranks"
Now the only "mu,,erings of discomfort" &c
that We can think Of are contained in the leading
column and half Editorial Of this same Observer
wherein the Bamburncrs of jefferson Osweso and
Lewis are mos; sharply handled for supporting for
esusior an Oneida man they liked instead of u
Hunker tina, they d,dpt like and wouldn't have
We can easily see who are the disappointed in the
case. but IL don't become the Observer TO style
them the corrrp, and renal Better leave that
sort OF talk those who are used to- and not ST all
msay mouthed sbou,it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
H The Mormon WAR has probably en-,

u TIE MORMON " Ar has probably ended Tor
the present The Convention at Csrtharse, composed
OF delegates from nine Counties unanimously deterni;n.
cd that the Momons could not and should remain
longer than till spring Some for having them
start Immediately this fall, while they had something to
60 with The NEST Of them having raised good crop
this season and real to dispose Of could bet
ter this fall than the spring Others thought they had
better give them until spring to get off, If they behaved
well until then. which was finally agreed upon. But
where will they goi No State or Territory where they
4re known will hsve them hardly allow them TO psss
through the country California Is said 20 be the place
al their destination.
Gen Hardin had arrested Backenstos and it said
intended 10 send him Springfield with wha; object
are not informed Nauvoo was quiet and Gen. Hardin
had eii the place with the forces under his command
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

Cv FIFTEEN OF THE DELHI PRISONERS start.
ed Tor the Clinton Prison Monday in the presence
ola large Of people Norhrop appeared pen
TEN and Brisbane much affected but the sp-
peared quite indifferent The former will probably De-
released as suggested by the Court, at the end OF
two years.
The correspondent Of the Express states that Maj.
Marvin the commander Of the forces a. Delhi. for add
tons security sgsinst attempt to rescue O'Conner
and Van Steenburg. under sentence Of death has
ordered all the outposs about the village be doubly
guarded and several established -Four soldiers
are stationed on the u back of the jail another piquet
across the river and two three miles above and
below Delhi and the patrol in the village Is also doub-
led From intimaiionz which have met his observation
an attempt TO rescue Is somewhat apprehended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

~ The Loco Fooos of Gsn<,ee Co have noml.
mated William @, Bryan and Benajah Benedict for
ths Assembly They can't come in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

q We believe We misiniormed in regard D.
tAs actual payment Of money to certain independ.
dsot press o; TIL. City for the publication of Senator
teow Secretary Walkers long Letter in advocacy Of
Anssxaton q, the opening Of the ball. That money
's4ssd ss this and Kindred purposes were eredbly
informed Al the ,ns that sloo Of it was appropriated TO
he publication Of the said letter in this City we are also
ssssred and seeing the letter published in one paper
0a,y. We had no difficulty in putting that and tbs,
together That money was prosised and srpsessS for
he valuable service rendered have now no doubt
seems however. tina, paid Texas fashion and 4.
nov probably part Of the Suspended Debs Of thai in
ssrssung Republic State. We never intended 10 cast
Asnns on any for taking pay for such job the
contrary insist that il oESh to have been paid
b The Texss Land Slave and Scrip lobbers We think
hs lsast they could have deceny done for their
vss to give him a resm Of Texas 800 Treasury Noses
he paper would no. have cost more thon eio. and
might have been paid for In these notes ten cents on
The dollar. that really the payment "a Walker would
have nothing But IL thai the publisher was
done outright In which sf.,cton he has our ardent
synpathtes- Let him next time remember the old
sdsse concerning Those who lie down with doss, SC
u The Aboli,ionis,s Of Montgomery Co. have
eenissisd Joseph Hagsman and J. Smell for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16
WIG NOMINATIONS,

THU y. OClOb u 10 Acro'
WIG NOMINATIONS.
state-FOR SENATOR'S
p,s l-LUTHER BRADIsH. New-Yorh
U-CORNELIUs WARREN, Punsn
riL-WM. II. VAN sCHOONHOvEN,R sos
v.-JAMEs &. HOPKINS, s. Lawrence
v-JOsHUA A. SPENCER, Oneida
vL-LORENZO DANA, Alsgsny
vIl-JOHN ~. HOLLEY, wsyns,
'vlIl-GIDEON HARD. Orlssna
City-FOR REGISTER
NORRIS FRANKLIN.
FOR ASSEMBLY
DAVID b. OGDEN, ELLIS POTTER,
HAMILTON FISH, Il. >. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL. CLARKsON CROLIUs,
A. N. LAWRENCE. MORGAN MORGANS,
PETER =. TITUS, JAMES KELLY,
z. q. BALDWIN, WI. EDMONDs.
JOHN A. MAY.
q Whis senatorial COMMUNICATIVE Dutnet-
An Adjourned Meeting Of pe Wing Senatorial Convention
vf BE- held at Broadway House on Friday mex, al u
O'Clock 10 The Delegates requested 10 be punctUs In
th.sar st,sndspce-New- York. Oct Is. ls45.
EGBERT BENSON. Chairman.
r. q WILLIAMS Secretary. Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

r THE FOREIGN NEWS received by the Great Br
tain will be found on the First Page.
~ On the Fourth Psge will be found Sales ofsioeks
Marine Journal Passengers by the Great Britain List OF
Letters in the Despatch Post.