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VALUABLE DISCOVERY
nv DaINpINr
MARSHAL HOUSE.

Bank Square.
SEVERAL good spac Rooms for families are now Va
~ can't also for single year or day
The best sndeavous render those sopnr with u,
eomfortntle. BENZ. l.. MEADE, Agent
ID
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nVERSEER WANTED.-we wish to en-
~ ploy for the ensuing ovsrseer charge OF
large pain One who has bsrSsrA knowsdse Of
men OF Corn Wheat and Tobacco lauer) win
employed Liberal wages will be- paid
10 wORTuAN AeGR a 70
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FRENCH HAY FOR SALE.

'Hb subscriber offers for sale his present re
sdenee. French Hay, situated county Of Hanover "a
nhes roni he ey of Richmond good Ehsouhood and
one OF t heahhe situations this pau eouty The
uaet eoniains 9I aecs-25T e which mos
cleared hnd In high state Of improvement balance 10
ar improving sonftiouthe hsanee. acres, Is in nrsna
fo"h situated vel being the buildings TIE improvement,
arr Two soy hrek Dwelling House suited accommodation ~
atre amiy with an other sutah buildings ri Of M sire
Ioth who have not aeb the pace sp,nber beg,
fave :" ~ That he has expended much money IN
pairs nd other improvements which have added the AZ
Psref ant value 81 the properly IS bushels wheat has beer
sreded on IL tarm the Pan a clover % liu-d
Al We rate OF shout IS bushels TIE more minute e
sIon - dee-u unnecesary persons wishns purrha-
will M Doubt examine for The p,s.on m h gv,t
very soon sf me sale as the subscriber In the event
sae rfH"Fnf 20 arm Immediately adj1ninx and onJ
want time ~ hi crops 60 gorton Of amer All a.,
chaser, shonh b. want them
Terms made known 90 application n The suh.-rih.,
IN g-cm rprrg a. aprsoa
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TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.

'VNHE subscriber has for sale n large quantity
Of heavy Ker.eys and sanst s.y for
common u'e and contains wool per
yard double warp and hard twissd warranted
for durab lhy Any enquiry respecting H. directed Milton
will be promptly attended IN. J. B. BARRETT
'tton, Oct g. Is45-eu
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WLNsER BLsAcHEb on.
WARRANTED superot-rve, wing frcu ibs uasuf.o
w tDrrrs for By
E2e DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
('AREIS-CARFETS-A is'Ee and beauufaI sssoruept o.
ingran and three ~ Csrpt 80 pru,sd Drurss.
Greea Rare Castor Mats Tuned cbsre Russ An q sop
rot hsSasesu ADD ebcaPH
LATHsor cHRpT1AN Co.'S
I Ne 40
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N. Y. MARKETS, OCTOBER 4. 1915.

To BALTIMORE ~ TO bushse Phiad~lphn. So;
ess" 70 New York 81 cent? To Bosson esni: RAs.d
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PUBLIC SALE OF
A SPLENDID HOTEL

se 22-d2aw kewtis Shoot.
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daIey AFTER the sale Of ds.erbed Dwelling
| FEIScH - a.
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- DOLLARS REWARD.
THE above reward will be paid for the appre
- bsnsios q ANN KpNAus, vbs he. ss.,o,s~srI,, 4.
delivered once
stolep from my few day, since. ape snss. GUN ,A
W Mortimer o. Lordon. having Stamped I. nm -, ,s
barrel liberal reward vii Be ead delivery % The ,
sfped. CT n aIpr, 80
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UJ The subscriber will continue the Commission Bu.i.
ness in his the cd occupied BY w. D. and
viii give bis best attention robateo wheat and Flour
oe l-dJie2w r. ~. L. DlBngLL.
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DISSOLUTION THE co.partnership hereto.
foe er'ng between the uberbep under 6rn Wat.
son Dbe has been Dissolved by consent Either
partner authorised to the Of the hrm Liquidation
WATSON d DIBRELI.
Richmond, October 1, ls4S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

manual labor in Crest Britain now was but millions;
but that within the asst ~ years inventive eenins had
raised I'D scientific power equA 70 -, oucocOi Ana
yet inventors have rarely seen benefited y iErr
Sir Richard Arkwnshi and his son however died worm
Wan also died in sriuencc but generally whilst inyen
tors died poor whilst those who bought their inventions
made lAr.- fortunes II inventors would unite IN
soce-Y and art IN concert toE their own rights. ihey
would then te sbe 10 obtain proper reward Tor tner
isbors FOR ne had seen always tbs; mechanics and
inventors had not been properly rem1nersed or taken
their proper stations n soceiy
NJ. BUFFUN moved thai the committee - instructed
20 memoraze Congress 20 allow any American 10 take
cut patent here for any English invention which he
m,y introduce here.
This was not pressed
Mr. HorcIfEIss complained thst there proper
mechanical journal by which nventor could spread
his inventions before the world.
Mr. Quincy complained OF the great insffciency o.
the present head OF The Patent Office and OF those there
who could bot understand scientific book al AL nor IN
dersiand piece OF mechanism when they saw Il tie
also complained bitterly Of the rosuery that had been
transacted there and mentioned that be knew man
who deposited valuable model in the secret archives OF
the Patent Ofhce and found that his model had been
scandaousy taken Of the otce and others had made
OF his invention.
Mr. AKIN said that the patent avs were miserabiy
defective.
Ma WALXER suggested that Congress be memorial
lied % Ohts.n such modification OF the Avs Of Great
britain will extend 20 American Inventors the protec-
ton Of a caves for the term OF a; least year.
On motion Of Mr. stilimsn. the Convention adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

Will. the Synod Of New YORK ard New Jersey new
,ehoaD assembled on the evening N Rev. DR.. Ma
.on Church geec serst-ee' where n discourse te
vered BY Rev Dr. Cox from Peter st irs, four
The Elders among you erhor; &c. The object u the
preacher 70 explain and defend the sysiem OF gov
eminent In the Presbyterian Church worthy ofpreler
ence over ali other.
~ The y. 7. AGRIcULTURAL WARE HOUsK.
At III Wsers lately established by A B. ALLEN, Eco.
Editor Of The An; ~can AsTicur.rl.t must prove a
valuable addition 20 such concerns It embraces in IL
plan and operations something meet al the demands
q The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT implements seeds fer
rzcrs fruit and ornamenta. snd shrubs, horses
cattle sheep swine and poltry-whie Mr. Aliens
perence and character Oaer every inducemeni 10 IN
plcit confidence in bis integrity and Judgment.
y The body Of a man. supposed to be a sailor,
recently discharged from TIE Prebe," and who was
seen on Tuesday with $500 in his poke, and gold
watch was found in the East River. Al Gouveneur -
yesterday morning with such marks 4 violence his
forehead as 70 induce the belief that he murdered
IT- meeting Of the Alumni Of Columbia Col
lese viii be held at the College Chspe Saturday
el 4 ~ for the purpose OF organizing plan for giving
their aid and influence the establishment Of an A'iro-
noica Observatory AZ proposed by Professor Hackey
when lt is hoped that al the Alumni who have an At
tachueni % their College Till be present
~ " allace Smith Of Paicbogne, victim of the
Milerite deuson in compliance with an imaginary
command Of the Lord TO clay FIVE persons, few days
since attempted % murder MS wife who only pre-
served By the interference Of the neighbors tie was
committed % prison.
u Mr. Squire Barlow Of Flushing was tn rown
from nay wagon on the 18th through the oxen taxing
fright broke the .rne ofhis neck causing his death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

DISASTROUS FIRE-The new and spacious edifce
erected by the City on Randalls Island for the resi-
dence Of the Children who are dependent on Public
Charity was burned to the ground yesterday morning.
out about O'Clock A. VI. Ii not positively known
how the fire probably from some defect
in the Heating Flaes with which the bsilding il
furnished throughout to be equally heated
from a furnace in the cellar The heating apparatus
had been put in operation bat the day previous.
when the building was cleaned and scrubbed pre-.
paratory to the removal thishcr Of the Children from
the old Nursery and Farm on Long Island oppo-
ste Blackwells Island. Tha, establishment has
been sod by the City, which is now without home
for it, destitute children. We presume. however.
they will remain al the old place til 4 one can
be built
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

DELICIOUS OoLoSo-A most delightful black tea
called BY the Celestals "Ooong" is sold by the Pekn
Tea Company IS Futon-st 80 per pound supe.
nor TO any Black Tea have ever bought for double
ina, price. Our readers would do well TO compare
sample OF il with tea for which they paying IS
cents and dollar per pound II Ia quite important 10
know where yos get better four shings than
you have all along been using Of six shngs per
pound. We copy the following from the Brantford
Courier
DELICIOUS BLACK TEA Az 30 CENTS PEA POUND
We have drank this delightful Tea and II We i've visit
New York, we will drink again and what is more,
viii bring chest Of IL home with for ourself and
neghbors We have frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but before obtained any thing
equal to this. We used 10 be very fond of wine. bur
hereafter let drink be the delicious Ooong cold by
the exin Tea Company the very reasonable price OF
hfly cents per pound
We drink Green Tea and for many years have been
paying dollar per pound for H. But thanks D. the
Pekin Tea Company now get better lea from them
a, IS cests per pound We drink pound per week,
by which ssying thirteen dollars per year
sind enjoying better tea IN the bargain. Commend
The Pekin lea Company say We Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Thin.s in PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondent of The Tribune


PWLADELPHIA Oct -
The Annual Meeting ~ The Philadelphia 7 l.Oa
Benevolent Association held last evening ~ thc Ma.
scai Fund Hal Severn Interesting reports were read
showing the character and usefulness OF the Association
when eloquent addresses were made By H0n Jos e. l.
sersou the Rev Or. Rethunc ard Hon John Sergeant
From the report Of the Ladies Branch Of The As
.oston 4, appears hsi since The asst annual stsemcn,
g92 visits have been paid the houses OF The destitute
and sicted-aud sol Of sickness Rave enlisted the
,vrups,hies Of the ndefsushe visitors During the pas,
year aa-l garments have clothed snd l0e quarters Of
wood and l35 of cos have warmed the bodies Of
the naked and shivering.
There j. no doubt but the interest falling due upon
the funded debt ofihe Commonwealth the st OF Feb
ruary wi. be promptly pad
our civ i again infested with numerous thieves
who are almost nightly committing their depradatcns
upon the property Of our citizens
stocks arr a iriile better 20 day with sales 70
fair extent For Stoninston Railroad By bid B.. asked
Reading Railroad 20 bid, 26i asked Morris Canal p
bid - asked: Delaware and Hudson Canal l3 bid rs
asked e. states 9. 4 bid. ll2 asked Indiana . 50 bid
- asked illinois o. 81 bid 3 asked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-Nery superior Ooiong Is
extra bne DO 81. Young Hyson superb articles IS e and IS.
he wholesale and retail Of the Canton Tea Com
pany oj GreenwchsL ihs Of Corand-st aud
Is ChalhansL between Pear and Roosevelt Tnis /, th-
Oldest and largest Tea Establishment ia America Their
reputation for aPns dealing and Tor he very high quality
ofineir goods stands AMI doubtless viii forever stand un
nvalod. We earnestly recommend families country NOR
chants and The whole public TINS very respectable
blsLuerL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM PRIsoN.-A conspl
racy has been recently brought 10 light At New Haven
between Andrew Potter and John Welton two prison
ere confined s that place await their trials for
the crimes OF murder and attempt 20 kill Welton
occupied acel which Potter who was allowed the rang,
OF the jail during work hours had 10 pass on the way 10
his own. BY Of this arrangement. Potter con
tryed to slip several different times through
Weltons grating, containing propos IL TOT mutual ssssi
ance in an attempt escape The vigilance Of the aile
was too much for Their plans, however and they are
now strictly guarded than ever.
FATAL ACCIDENT ~ BOARD The HlBERSGA -
One of the iremen OF the Hibernis TEL. down the M
hatchwsy OF the Monday night. distance Of
twenty-five feet fractured bis skull, and died In c0nse
qUence bost Courier
Mr. GoUGH.-The Boston Journal announces that
Nr Cough Is better this week than last when he
seriously ILL., and that with and quiet he restoration
10 health II more encouraging than IL mas been.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

SUPERIOR CoURr--Nos 81. 81 IS o. IL 81. 30 o.. ~
81 $50 - 80 95 7s II. - o. 65 l07 1873 lOI 3'
&c A. 50 Il. a. a. s. H. D. % A. l3s, }, lI9 p, g.
100
CIRCUIT CorRr-Nos. II 81. 81, IT, a. As. 46. A.. AZ
A.
COMMON PLEAs-Part it. before Judge Ulshoeier-
Nos a. In 80 o. O. 65 g. o. n. - Part 2d IN A.
sisant Aldermen. rooni before Judge DayNos %. q
So 81 IA l76. 40, ~ - Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

OnIo.-Both the Belmont and Adams Districts
have elected LocoFo Senator's The Senate viii
consequently contain 81 Wings and Is Loco Focos.
Tramball Co. has elected Whis Representative.
instead of being divided we published Yesterday
The House will stand a. Wings to 20 Locos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

~ The Wings Of Wssekester County held
their Convention yesterday and nominated as their
candidates for Assembly NICHOLAS CRuorK of
Cortlsndt and JANIS r. BEERS OF Rye They
Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

TIE SECTIONAL DOcH.-Years ago. we gave
our testimony fully. to the merits Of the Sec
,ional Floating Dock then Just put in operation,
and the facility and safety with which many
of our LARGEST ships and steamboats, have since
been hoisied out of water and repaired upon it
has nbundanty established the grea, utility and
advantage OF the principle We recently walked
up 10 take look at the mammoth Great Britain
on its ways. and were, If possible strengthen
ed in our conviction that the Sectional Dock is
superior TO all others IN point of economy and con.
veniencc. True the great Steamship was no, en-.
fircfy out of water when we saw her-aboui one.
eighth of her weight is estimated remaining sub.
merged but this in degree affects the principle
of the Dock or casts doubt on its adaptation TO all
possible cases any more than the failure of ten
horse engine to draw coal yard would prove the
ineiliccncy of steam as a motive power.
The spectacle now afforded by the Great Britain
on the Sectional Dock is far better worth seeing
than the inside view of her which two shllings was
charged for and is which IA Yankee has a RICH,
TO take pride in. Every mechanic and artisan
should 60 a mile out OF his way, if need be, to see
ii aud. If wisdom be not irrevocably banished from
Public affairs We hope some of our Naval Oraces
will give this spectacle casual glance, and ash
themselves why the Government is squandering
Million of Dollars on building a Stone Dock at the
Navy Yard, when better Sectional Dock nigh, te
constructed there for one fourth of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
Whix Nominations.

QEeeas C0.-WILIIAN NJ. WEEKs OF Glen Cove.
isthe Whs candidate for Assembly. Mr. Weeks
is u mos, etheeu, Wing and will give the Loco Fo-
co candidate hard run.
Colombia Co.-EpwARD q. WILBUR, HuGH
McCLEILAS and JoHS MARTIN for Assembly
Schenectady Co.-WIIIIAn q. GrvrSs for the
Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
Loco-foco Nominations.

Hersi@er Co-William c. Grain and Henry
hysemsn are the candidates for Assembly.
II Judge DEMO has declined the Loco Foco
nomination for Assembly in Oueda Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

The meeting then was re modelled HoRArIo ALLEN
sIed 10 the Chair and Col CLARK was made
Secretary
II was then resolved that this meeting resolve i,sek
INTO Society be called the National Society OF In
yent0rs."
A Committee Of Eve then appointed to report
Constitution and By Laws Al o'clock this morning.
And the Committee adjourned 10 10 A. NJ to-day.
The Committee consists Of Dr. Jones. Mr Andres.
Mr Hotchk.ss Mr.. PirrsOn. and Roosevelt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
TO-DAY,S OUTSIDE.

fIssr rAsE-Aooirion Of Capital Puni.hsDeai: Col.
mans European Agriculture Part " WI sling Cruis
ers Whist will they do next , The way the Mobility
Taken In Letter from Texas
FovxrH PAeK.-Commerclsl and Money Matters. and
Marine journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

- scaEscNs PULMoSc sYEUP q cerlz in remedy lof
lie cure OF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Colds, Coughs
and ID -.as-s Of tie Lungs Any one calling al ne onlcr
NO COriiandsi obala tgrAu-l psmPn4-l giving
fall description Of rrirfe ~
number Of persons VI andas Ia. have been cured "
The Use Of This medicine
Beware Of SPURIOUS I'M tstOr. To obtain he pure .eng
the unadute p ouic syrup, directly 10 the pro
pri-tor. oa.ce No 4 Cortlsnd-s- y. \.
Please remember that Beesmsn no longer agent
Vi nine and the proprietor will HOi be responsible for
medicine purchased " him, hs no longer ses he Cela
Inc scts-ncks Pulmonic syrsp.
oiyu ~ }. H. sCrENth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

EF The Anti Renters Of Ddarare Co. have
nominated Orrn Foo,e and Reuben Lewis for the
Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

" The Loco Focos have added the names of
Samuel J. Aiden and James II. Titus to their As
sembly ticket in this ci,y--making in all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

- The PLUnBE NATIONAL DAGUERRrAS GALLERY
on the upper ner of Broadway and Murray should
De visited by all lovers OF naturs and art The finest
specimens Of the Photographic those Of Profes-
Plumbe. Hi, beautiful pictures bespesk natures
perfection. True : IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

GAMES POP SOCIAL PARrIEs.-Ssxton & Miles
have the cards and other requisites for playing
the lssgtable games Of What 4 ye Buyt and Robin
son Cnisoe and BIS Friday Directions for the IN
initiated accompany the eards. They will afford pleas.
AM entertainment far the social crcie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

~ TAYLOR, No. . Asior House, mas No IS Of
LtisE' Lirilg Ass This work brings the very cream
u Enslsh Periodical Literature and therefore deserves
III. .lra-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

sEESs..ss OsSrssL GKsuIsE PuLxosr sssVs-Ths
oslsbrsied remedy FOR The cure OF Consumption, CO. .
Coughs Diseases Of The Lungs, Liver Complains, and Dye
pepsis BE- bad. usual the Old established Office Of
The proprietor. No. ~ Csrland-sl door below The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

Grand total 2025 l72O. 1913 32l5
Csbells majority thus far, sos; Levy's do. sls.
The Counties TO hear from gave Levy abou, 200
majority We think Cabell is elected by a small
majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

y Nr. Goldsmith 8 now teaching his sy,,en o
mercantile and subsidiary Tor T.yx Dosys See adysr
isernsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

THE TowS- CIocX-Thus sounded the Town
Clock at noon yesterday
All classes and Associations have had their Ii
brarie- and Lectures Il seems that the ullers OF
the soil have got their nap up, and begin 10 think
tina, they too have something to study. besides the
changes Of the moon They seem determined TO
hang the SKINNER lamp on the beam of the plow, II
we NAV Judge by the way that subscriptions arr
pouring In FOR the FARMERS LIBRARY daily as for
instance yesterday and the day before the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

LATER FROM TENAs--Thc schooner Florinda,
Capt Anet arrived here yesterday from Galveston
whence she sailed the 10Th inst. We have by her
files OF papers TO the ,h inst but they contain very te
news
The brig Galveston arrived at the city Of that name on
the 9Th instant from Newlork. with arms snd snmun
non belonging TO the United states Government The
.hip star Republic was daily expected from the same
port.
The news a; Galveston from Corpus Christi i no later
than we have received here Y. q. Pic IAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

~ The Merchants Of Detroit have resolved 10
lose their stores AZ elock every evening during the
suing winter which hour bell viii Be rung by way
1t nd moliron, This Arrangement went into effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

AxIKIcAS TRACT SocIErY-li viii DC recollect
cd ina, last year the Synods Of New York both Old
School and New school appointed Committees Inves
uestion in reference to alleged mutations Of books by
the T. Society with instructions report a, the pre-
cen, meeting Report wss made by Rev Mr.. Prime.
% Wednesday. to the Old School Synod: whereupon
Dr. McEroy and ssid the whole subject had been
satisfactorily explained BY the Tract Society a, The May
Anniversary, and be hoped the discussion no, be
revived DR.. Alexander concurred in these remarks
and Dr. Spring then moved the indefinite posponement
The whois subject which agreed to without oppo
sisiop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

Y The public are herebf cautioned against .be pld,Il
1rfce resOrird 10 BY certain young lsa 70 lsln. ny
name have noulns 10 DO with linn, nor las .. aly In
lerei IN or know edge Of my business wnaieYrr These
base aad Pefe efforts though ordinarily a'mess enough
are esdrnty Ercfec - cTe4te a fals- impression ard
require N hat respect sufficient noe put The un~sy
on Ieif guard against The Injurious 4slcrs u ay
thing A4s deception p. ; BEEKMAN al COrlald-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

r. THIS wees informed positively close. he *
hiotOn Of he Petrihed BODY and living Orang a. he
American Museum. II there Time lie IL Visi.
Ing these wonderful curOs rs, winch are visible Al al
hours The perform and u P 81 BY the Dongos
Mn-trels, Aerrifel., Dis-ovng Views Sc are splendid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

snb.criptIon. received to The Hew.Y orker,

subscriptions received TO The semi
TUESDAY, Oct o. Monroe, Mich. ............
Notiawa Mich. .......... Beeyile Canads.........
WEOsGsUly Oct p
Ssco, Me................ St Louis, Mo. ..........
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

~ TIE Ethiopian Operate Troupe opened - 800
al tie Alhsmra 10 a fashionable and numerous - ~
who appeared highly delighted with the periou 49, -
Corcer went % with great ecsi and eiesa -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23
Important Meeting Of Inventors.

very interc sting and hishls important meeting Of
Inventors was held Yesterday morning at clock at
the Mechanics Society's Lecture Room. which was
very numerously attended by one Of the most intel
ligeni and valuable body OF men that ever assembled
in the same space.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. EwsaSK
who nominated Col. CLARK for Chairman and Mr.
PIRssoS for Secretary, for converting the Conven-
ton and nominating officers. This was carried.
retiring Committee appointed 70 present names
for officers Of the Convention this composed Of DR.
Andres Mr.. G. Curii, and Mr.. Mott They ultimately
presented as officers the following