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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

The PITTSBURGH srRIKE.-By the following ar,
dce which we take from the Pias5wsh Daily Journal
of Tuesday viii be seen thai the men who conducted
the a-ack the different factories are likely 10 be raade
TO pay for their proceedings:
THE RIoTEas.-An efor, Is making 10 have the case
OF tie COTTON factory rioters adjusted witou; carrying
TO court TIE manufacturers not disposed TO De
They state tina. their whole desire 70 obtain
security for the future and vengeance for the past
We presume from what we can learn, that some a.
rangemeut satisfactory 20 all parties viii De made
Messrs. Cslau and Lysier counsel for defendants
P :. Since writing the above. learn that The ar
rsnseIrent contemplated has been closed; that az
afair which promised give rise 70 much excited feel
ing has been happily terminated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

Piano FoRTEs.-Lemuel Gilbert, Of Boston, has
long been ranked Of the most skilful manuiact
rers Of Pisno.Fores in this country He has recently
invented an Improvement in the acton of this !n'tru
nen By which ing to the opinions of some OF the
best judges great Ever and beauty of Tone az Il II
quickness elasticity and decacy oouch are obtained
By Il is claimed that performers will find the aoor
of execution reduced rearly oneha The improvement
is con6nedto what usually denom;nated The action Of
the instrument. The construction is simple and easy
and operates with perfect ease and fmoothness Every
key the least touch OF the hnger-at the same
time producing yery full, s1itsc-.e and extremely
brilliant and beautiful tone though any one chooses
less brilliant tone i, De altered at once. The action
Is capable OF bringing very great power, combined
with the richest and most thrilling harmony. AT the
same time prevents the liability to get out OF order
and thus oyercomes the grand objection TO the action I:
those now in USE Charles Holt Jr 30 PeaTlst keeps
Mr. Glbe-ts instruments in all their variety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
DIED /:

On Friday morning. Oct. 3!st, Mrs. E!iAABga
MALLORY, wifi. OF Henry Mallory, Esq IN TEE H!a -
Of her age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend :
rncy,l rom o. Irving Pscs Sunday siternot,, al L
past o'clock. The Troy papers will please copy.
Al Bl5oriinsdslc n Y on the 3C,h Inst ~ - IT.
sna severe Illness of bilious fever PRloCtLL On
SEND eldes, daughter OF Jacob W. ard MfIss
Tripp aged years and months --t,.-,.
7. II. Srouner. when her remains were removed e.
her parents residence to Poushkcepste Tor n'sflpeHi
on the 30:h ,l;. Emma A. daughter OF ue :,
ircws Alexsnder. son Of David Henuqce'' 30
On the 25ih Mary E. Speide!, ~
Al Albany. 99th Matthew II. Van As.yne ~
Al Utica. 2Glh Della E. daughter OF I. B. Dckson 4,
Al Geneva W T. 22d Marie Antoineite Oi"pp oh.
Al A. Pc Port Hope, C. w 2ls,, Lauren W. Haywsgi ii
Buffalo. 81. m
A,pslhi, 24th Peter b. son OF Walter Holmes, Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

Soc.oi Reform.-Our correspondent, who asks
Us where ne may 6nd elementary works on Social Sci
ence VII find them at Redheld's in Clinton Hall corner
of Nasssu and Bsekman Bsbanes Concise View OF
the Doctrine Of Association Godwin's Popular View OF
the S. s.cm of Fourier and his Democracy. Pacific and
Constructive the bes, three cheap works bu,
eral others may be found there both in French and Eng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

r In these days OF competition ans strife. none nag
expec. to bring useful Profitable ARTICLE before Tue
lie without meeting the most abusive and tuianrons enon
Of others the improvement from ptGh 10 The p
preior and 10 all such efforts, knowles &C. non1
base Than those deprvc2 Cortland o. me bes
1t or the Magical Pain Extractor, whc! that hon'e ad
have the ri gh, make and sei-and where complete
sortment OF the most popular and useful medicines fors
lily may always be obtained, with s made, adv
and direction necessary any OF sckness In Rbeai
tsm Piles Salt.rheun, and several other diseases rrt
warranted Ia cure, ile money returned and Il
small way, far economy md beauty concern,
nothing equal The splendid varnish for soyes sold al
place. nj 2eoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

MEsMERIc SURGERY.-We know Of no |rm
applicable TO cases OF the following description
thxn this. On Tuesday of this week, DR.. Kimba cur
froa the breast OF lady BY Tie OF NORTH residing
ST Lowell a t1nor cancer-the patient having been
previously placed in the magnetic The operation
generally very painful one-was effected WIKI per
feet ease to party operated upon and did not occupy
oye- fifteen minutes Several persons Of high respecta
bility-sInong them well known Clergyman-wcre
present a. the tine who vouch for the accuracy Of the
Doctors statement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
rron Inko superlor-Death of Dr. Housh'on.

pvs friend direct from Lake Superior we nave
Tho ,infn intelligence Of the death OF d., DOUGLAS
1IorcproS. State Geologist of Michigan VINO WIN
,,,o rovoecurs or halfbreeds, was drowned by tiie
s,,.,r,n;nr of their boat on Lake Superior oulis
storm on the 18th of October as they "eR' ''r-,s
down from portage TO Copper Hafoo'.
were svampcd about a mile and han nom Has'
pivor DR. Houghton has been for some Tune Gu
,,,,ed in a Geological and Linear Survey Oh 'He
Conner Region for the Federal Government anu
was engaged in the discharge OF LIS ou''
o, Nth his lamenred end. He was about oo years
o,d universally beloved by those VINO kne" nun
~ bod h, wears of patient toll aad study acquired
.l.o,,edge ofthe Mineral Region when no IVlhg
.o,..s.as or can for years acquire His death
Aai o,l,, sore blow to his family and numerous
s-;,,ds but a public calamity His BODY nad nor
hoo, recovered on the 22d, when our informant
Iof, though search had been made for Ii; Inc o0uy
81 ono If his voyageurs (Peque,el had been iound'
with few pieces OF the boat There were tour Win
hin, at the time of the disaster two OF whom were
hurled by the waves upon the rocks ten ieet ABOVE
the usual level of the waters.
The Independence propeller has at length
been fitted up on Lake Superior, loaded ana "ouIo
sail from the Sault for La Pointe the 2ltho as lar
as the wind would favor The Julia Palmer is not
We, up. bat will take her place on the Superior early
next Spring There are eleven sailcrait now plying
on Lake Superior.
The Mineral Region is as lively as basket OF
eels. The Eagle River Company are progressing
rapidly in developing the resources OF their location
They have one Shaft sunk TO depth OF 81 ieeh
another to So and three four others TO less depths
Their Silver and Copper Indications are equally II not
more promising than heretofore. 80
The Superior Copper Company have opened
several leads on the shore from which line specimens
ofsilver and Copper, Native Copper, Green Car
Donate and various other mineral indications have
been taken. A highly promising exhibit will be
made this Winter Of the mineral wealth Of this loca-
ton. The Pittsburgh Company lave progressed
with great success-have followed and struck a
vein in the range ofhills opposite ForWiike'' which
is believed 10 be rich with black Oxide. There are
various other Companies whose progress already
ensures immense profits, always provided that good
practical men are in direction and that reasonable
degree of economy is established There have been
several contracts made to mine certain veins 1t IS
the true policy for ensures prompt action the pro-
fit of the Company and remuneration to the miner
commensurate with his talents and industry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

II scHsNcK's PuLmoNIc sYaup IL a certain remedy "a
The cure OF Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Colds COu!s,
ana Diseases Of Tie Lungs. Any calling at tho e1a,
no. CoFtand-s can obtain gratis pamphlet givnsi
fuIl Inscription OF the above oisesses also reretce ~
number Of persons high standing that have been eafedE
the use OF this medicine
beware OF spurious kat stons To pain the pure ZEE
me- unafuerated PulmCnic Syrup 90 directly 10 The Pr
pnetors Office No 4 Cortand-sL NJ Y
Pltasc remember that r. s Beekmun no longer ssee-
oil nine aud the proprietor will be- responsible Tor any
medicine purchased oil him. he longer ses the Gea'
inc schencAs PuInonic syrup.
OLE IT (2} J. n sCHENCh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

~ Pity the poor Inefficient contemplate creatures, vi
endegvor TO deceive the public In the belief that tire MAD:
Pain Extractor be had genuine any place but q Cor
andeL In this city or 59 Fulton-s Brooklyn All havr
occasion this wonderful Pain EXIsc,or for burn
eyes, corns, cilbglas. tcad head, any bri2e
should not endsnger life by the of The counsf
sGi nlsied upon the market, but they value life .nd H
pness only such they know Is dircct l:om q Cor
md 2eOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
n-Foco Nominations.

TOmpkins oo.-Janies w Montgomery and
Daniel Jackson for the Assembly, John P. An
drews for Sheriff.
Wayne Co.-The dissenting portion OF the De
mocracy held their Convention at Lyons on the
25th uls-six towns represented. Aaron Griswold
was nominated for Clerk, and Samuel E. Hudson
and Alanson Knapp for the Assembly. The har-
monius' have now two tickets in Wayne Co.
Warren Cow feld S Sherwood is the nomi.
nee for Assem- DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

= DR- CHaIsrIZs GALvAN1c RINos.-We call the
attention Of readers remarkable facts con.
rected with the curative powers of this discovery
narrated in an advertisement in another column The
parties are highly respectable and the matter is well
worthy the attention of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

r The public are hereby cautioned against the pt1I.
ocYIce resorted 10 By certain young IN usihs Z.
nahe have nothing 10 do with him, mas 10 asy -
sesesI IN or knowedge OF ny business Whatever I.e
base and pueie efforts, though ordinarily hsrmes ea"s
evidently intended 10 Great, false Impression, y
require, In That respect sufficient notice TO put he NV
on ule.r guard against the injurious consequences a.
Thing IKE deception. =. s. BEEKnAN, at CcriAsas|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

Il In reply to TIE many inquiries as to the residence
of DR.. TuxSEs whose successful treatment of disease
according TO the ChronoTherna system we spoke of
few days ago as of oar ocn kEoaoledys his
Office is at Sig Broadway.-M York Pa. o9I ohs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
]. q. SCHENCh

BEEs'f.N's ORIGINAL GENUINE PULMoNlc sYHrr.-Tfs
ceieoi'''l >@taedy for the OF Consumption Coz
Cough, ':es OF the Lungs Liver Complaint and W.
pepsia al b. mad usual. at the old established Oos
the proprietor. No. 49, Cortand-sL one door below "a
corner OF Greeu,ch-at ~ OFF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

ASr1GrA. Oct I've have bcen informed !,
fri,od of the arrival. on sunday. at Eneisa EMtc
of soop from (iusdalOupe with ~ iuGltlre SAVES az
whom together with the sloop r"lonSed 20 one o"e
They Of course now FREE tt Inc SCOOP "oP'esaA
is recoverable by the owner
hnrbor with dispatches from the Governor oil Qua
loupe TO the Governor General of these ISLANDS eeuai
ing the restoration of the vessel IN wn'Gn INC 's'1s
slaves from Guadaloupe escaped TO sais lsisnd'
FIRE IN TAUSroS--A fire broke ont aeou' .
clock this morning in the brick factory 10 isant9
owned and occupied by Charles Richmond Esq II
inside of the building together with the mscsineT!
WAS entirely destroyed. Damage about $4,000 in'ui'
$4,000 It an office III Worcester.
[Bos,ou Traveller, ThursdN'
FIRE AT EAsrpoRT-A destructive conflagra II
broke out in Easyort Ne on Monday night, whlcb :
stroyed the clock of wooden stores on Market VIVA
owned by D. u. Learit,. Esq aud occupied by Aes.'>
VIM Thompson Andrew Tucker ~ X. Bradford B.
Lcavitt D. Perkins and others, merchants The loss
computed at $4,000. The remainder was insured !.
Ncw.fork.
DISCOVERY OF IRON ORE.-In our last we IN.
nounced the discovery OF Stone coal within few niles
of orr Borough. We now have the pleasure to in'trn
cur readers of the discovery o! number OF beds s
liable Iron ORE, near M!Hnburg, in this county Il "a
found in large quantities. and ia pronounced by COMP
tent Judges to be equal to the Bloomsbury ore Ise
mines are situated in the midst OF a most houHssis
agricultural country in the ehborhood OF great AHA
dance of wood land and unappropriaicd water pOwe,
Union Star, New Berlin. Pen,
NEWSPAPER REGULArIoNs.--The Postm,n:
General has decided that newspapers and psmpha,
may be carried gu: OF the mali, by mail coutrac'r.
within thirty miles OF the place OF publication
ty" DR.. Douglass Houghton, State Geolosst
Michigan was drowned nes; Eagle River. Lake sup
rior, during violent snow storm on tho night OF
18th inst. buffalo Com Advertiser
~ painful rumor has prevailed in this con
muuity for few days past 10 the effect that DR. IL
Mills of Rutherford County, was murdered by his Z.
groes, at his gold mines in that County on Sunday ss
Highland IN c. Messenger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

TENNEssEE.--Trp TO 5 O'Clock P. NJ. on the a3d
ult. the Senatorial election was still undecided. The
Convent; of no two Houses, which adjourned on
the 2ad to me-, 1t 10 o'clock A NJ the next day.
did not assem- &, until in the afternoon, and at
our last advceS a motion was under discussion to
postponc election until the LIST day of November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
subscriptions received 20 The serni.Week

Y We would call the attention OF our up town
friends living on the West side to the new Grocery
Store recently opened by Clarence Ashley on the ghth.
avenue "a snort distance above Abingdon square) His
stock Of Wines Teas &C. will be found TO compare with
any other establishment OF the kind in the Ciiy and ex
ceeded by none in price, We would recommend hin "a
all who waa: to buy good groceries az fair price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
Court Calendar .MoNpAy.

CrRcurr CiRcuIr-Nos. 80, g. 81, IS, &c, g. 800,
II, -, 70. "a. IS 7a.
CoMnoN PLEAs-Sos. 2. 70. 80. So 81, 80, %, JOB,
105 J! &C. 49, l2l, g. o. TO- CO. 81, ILL., 81, l07 rs
7, g. So sc. 90, l0l-The Second Part has adjourned
for the Term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

q 1t was rather cool in the men who elected
Gov. Wright to assemble in Tammany and gravely
instruct their nominees Tor the Assembly TO urge
repeal OF the Militia Laws A bin having that effect
passed me last Legislature, bu, was pocke,ed by
Cato who IS still holding to it like grim Death
Bat Tor iStsas Wright some ten thousand of Ms
would have escaped the sight of Joe Quick and
the payment of bis annual SIS this year and ever.
more. Victims remember that the Tar,nanv
Assemblymen are nominated to supper. SRas
WiShl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

Il THE OLD CRADLE OF LIBERTY (Faneuil
Hall will be rocked on Tuesday evening next by e
meeting OF all without distinction of party, who are
opposed to the admission of Texas TO the Union as
Slave State. Hon. STEPHEN c. PHILLIPS and Hon
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS (son of John O. are an
nounced among the speakers for the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

( e Palnos Buresque Company take benefit this
evening the Albania They offer an excellent bill
for the oocssson-sro entir- operas" Soc, ar, Bull.
| Ole and the Tlrgtnian Girl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

r. Tae american Society for Promoting the
4bol2ioa Of Capital Paaishsen: will hold it, annual
meeting in the Chinese Saloon in Philadelphia on Wed
resday evening" Nov 18th. Il P. NJ Delegates from
State Societies and friends of the generally are in
vted 70 a;:end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

e We decidedly approve Of Mr.. Polk Is resolve
net to send any negotiators to Mexico a, pres
emit Our Mexican Diplomacy has tapered of to
the finest possible point in thepersons and acts Of
Honorable Wilson Shannon and Ber E. Green.
Let us stop where we are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

Y LAST DAY OF the grea, humorist Wincheu AZ the
American Museum. He appears m piece OK and ~
P. assisted by The MerIiheld. The MHsue.s aud Dis.
solving Views also appear aud tho curoses OF mo Muse
I'm. with tho Qracg, can be seen o, al hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 81. P. NJ
Another dull day in Stocks. Pennsylvania Elves
opened and closed at Isl with IS bid decline OF from
yesterday Wilmington Railroad shares sold AT s6t, and
Bonds at 6S. Schuylki Bank at 81. No inquiry, and
no bid for Texas Securities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

" The lady who loses her hair IN to be ptsd as o1e@
pr.ved OF tho finest possible decoration negiget.
prejudice las restrained aor from ss OF hatbpe
hair preserving article the Balm of Columbia from q Cot
land.st. 1879 Fron- Bro0klyn where the Renussn
only be had and which Is certain 10 restore the oGn
heIii leSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
ro.DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FEST PAGE. History OF the Right of Distress in New
York; First Violation OF Private Copyright; The New
Unitarian Ch,-ch
FOURTH >cx.-Sales OF Stocks Maine Journal Lis,
OF Leu Isl OF ali the Churches in the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

4 HARD CAsE.-A woman belonging 10 party
Of Dutch craierants WAC were coming up las. night in
the Rip Vsn Winkle, died after giving birth TO child
Capt Abel, az as he made acquainted with the
circumstances generously had prepared for
the accommodation OF the mother and infant and did
every thing in his power for their comfort before the
moihe. died. The child is alive and doing well.
Albany Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

COUNTRY TRADE.-v. 3. PALMER, the duly au,horiz
ed Agent OF most Of the best Newspapers of all the
cities aud principal towns ,hroughoutthe country is daily
receiving advertisements at his Country Newspaper Ad
verifying Agency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
Vote for n Convention.

ty' The Albany Ereang Journal in the course
ola stirring appeal TO the Wings of our State to
COME OCT AND VOTE next Tuesday, observes:
"But the MAN, because direct, issue, is the Coz.
vENrIoN. How will Wings vote on this question 7
Their representatives in the last Legslature-ever
the advocates of udicious retorm--cast their votes
for the measure. Those votes have been unani-
mousy approved in the Wing Conventions held this
fall Shall then the endorsement of tho Wing Elec.
tors be wantingl We will not believe it We are
confident that upon this, the Wing vote will show
greater unanimty than that of our opponents OF
one thing there is no doubt. The Convention ques.
ton will be carried by a majority of hundreds Of
thousands The people demand n Convention The
wheels ofthe Judiciary system have long been block
ed. Legislative Reform cannot relieve them, be-
cause it is impracticable Executive patronage over
shadows the StS.c with its deadly wings 1t must
be taken away. Let the people pass the qualifi-
cations Of their local Ulcers Let petty legislation,
which now employs months OF the time OF our Legs-
latures, be dcvolved upon the bodies which can
much better because more intelligently, pass upon
the various local questions presented-the Board OF
Supervisors Let US have single Senatorial and AS
sembly districts, that each constituency may have
their own representative, answerable directly to
themselves for his acts Above all, let that oppres-
sed class of our ellowcitizens, whose intellectual
capacities are measured under present Cons,itu
ton by property, be relieved from the stigma under
which they rest, and be placed the footing where
they beong-that of MEN. These reforms, and there
are many others, demand CONVENTION. Let US
secure that measure by our votes, and lasting good
will ensue 10 our beloved Commonwealth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

~ 1t lie no use for Mike Walsh 10 get nominated
for Assembly by the live Democracy in Tammany
Hall. He did thar once before. The chaps tina,
prin. the votes do MT put his name on them. and so
be s done most distressingly brown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
The subscriber otrera for sale al
HAM nnYNn0

II Girandoes, Solar Tampa, Tea Trays sod Ico te
ery Plated CAKE Baskets, CastoIs, Cands'ieAs'
Britannia Ware; Silver Table srd Tea Spoons, sool
are offered nj gr.s qrdncsn fam re prices and vi
De found cheaper than az any other store. ., a.
oSl lmis ~ ALBERT BEACH, III Chsils''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

FROM BrrMuDA-We have received Bem5,
papers 10 the 2lst list We CLEAN the following eI'ra:
fNs Com Al,
The roval mail steamer Avon Capt. Norton, srri'&
Yesterday from, Nassau, ~ 7. which she ett the a,
"a All was quiet at Mexico when the Avon left Vera O.
on the I'd :ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
}. No. r,rrrNr coMMrrNE. Now.YoIk Fld'

:. w., ExyS,-v,vv CoMsurrSS Ncw>io's' sr'""s
Hyvnans. tNL Sisk iS'S' .,,,r
-. s.,,,,+, hsye been widely though secretly
-, N, he wa,cs viii withdraw their ticket or
-, ,,.,. =. q. or MAXI compromise
- =, Se ,aArr " The opposite parties IN refer
o., :, re gse,,s,a, =, hsnd Thcse;NTc
- ~, os s.,g,yo the Electors ri our C''y 'h"'
- -.,,rf, .. yliyaSrs arr utterly unfoanded' IN"
a., ~ MI parry vii suppcs, tho WhiS i's''' ''
-, ,,sss .,s,,, md zsesjss a.: the WGiS ticket
.,,.,s Tgs, w, ask Say tejow citizens 10 examine
n. ,sves.l trNess pscsOnsc1 tor their sn'F"ses
.vv,..-e s, n.,cs " escs. and vote rs they woaa
s,,s .r,1 a. he sasiness "a hand were not inc PUG
", Sgt Tsro,y tsrs- cav, ~,
p..S.ss rss. ;heso Resolutions be signed oy INC
,Ss5--.ss szi SS<7e;Nsy ard published
wuIINN TURNER, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

q TIE BODY OF Mr.. Randle whose disappear.
snoe rom Buffalo recently noticed has been found hoa
insin the dam q; Black Rock He is supposed TO have
committed suicide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

Photograph No, TX. by E'''.- w.-.- win
appeg o. Monday nex..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

e The Wing. of the Serenth Ward meet at
Franklin Hail. Chatham Square this evening at Il
o'clock Ia little out of the Ward but then no large
room was TO be had within it, The Fourth and
Sixth Werd Wings are asked to come in if they
hare no work Of their own in hand. Altogether
now, for BRADIsH and your own FRANKLIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

& 8ev DR.. ADAMS will lecture tomorrow
ssei ii tie certfa Presbyterian Church. Bsoome-st
SUBJECT; Ra.-. 7o qor as ): once Gas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

- STRANGERS win ind on the Las, psge a complete
list of the Churches in the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01

TAxEs.-We would call the attention OF Tax Payers to
tie advertisement. Of the Receiver Of Taxes in another
column.