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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30


:. FOUNTAIN & co. 7as Broadway; determined
FOl' NTAIN within three weeks, ofer al very reduced
prices their stock consisting OF every variety among
which very rich goods, such - Lscr Caps hioro
der Dresses ad Capes every syie OF inda SooGs a'd
large number VERY desirable and fashionable articles
al a. less prices than before offered
To l--Lwo n Ninth-sis also ins Easement -
feet deep under the whole premises, cheap o-s ais
I1STRa New HuIed BceSvheat-Tde undersigned
fLare prepared orders for new hued Suck
wheat neatly pscSr II barrels bali ha-> quarter af
eighh barrels also IN hays OF ~ and = is each: also
fnT Graham, Flour and OAi Meal Ike packages These
articles warranted equal any IN arkel Orders from
ouf of ih, Civ a,onp.nie with City reference. viii
,..ri yyh .rUTnp attention |. /. i }. IL thOSi,
nls ssnis y; Frooi-st door below Pees--lip.
On 000 GROSS :. GoLSH'> celebrated sne,
ZU.UUU non Matches round and SQUARE spints, Pl.
IN in various STYLES of round wood, square oTs paper
s,i IN hnSes Aisntcd 10 Chinese, South American,
Mexican Wrsi lnis and other foreign s1 domestic mar
se;s warranted keeps yvSrs III any ciinA or sac
wsy. No. s Cc-;isndst ole Inl
nR. POWELL, ocufs, AID Auris;, attends . Dis
Deases ofthe Eye sn Ear from 70 O'Clock a: ns res
id-nce 81 Brcs3wsy, corner Of Nsrrsn-sL
Srshislru. or Scuinp, cGrei IN few minutes pe=I-
ness ard al discharges FROM Ire Ear permanently Srt
Artificial Ewes inserted SPeeaces adapted 20 every aee0
n1D TIN ROOFiNts.-The IN roof from The Broad
Owsy Tabernacle IS Tor sale and csa e seen o. Apply
tn 20 David Hale JoernA. OF Commerce o2eS' Il - 49,
Mach OF II Is n good order o -
OuTNNEY SNEEPING.-John.on Gaze z JOAN
sral rior1rs the public hist he sti! ccrlns. ne es
,ass nj Chimney Sweeping a. 1s cc sand ~ Fa4isI
Country orders ai.eniee 20 - 80
"NEJTlS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sc-leoo
u FIsr.s OF tie CS-ieIis coalca Rhdoo as
less &c embracing al The nnsss sEd ne~e 'Srles- o.
eScs coming full bloom for sac s: he
corner OF Coarr sIsd Seartcletnosa - e[02N!L - LIS
DOOR SPRINGS.-a new and improved srteis !. Of
BIZ The Newark iadis Rlbbe- Manufacturing %
As.ase-ls-s
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JACOB 8. PLATT. AGehoneeI
ELAssWARR-2e eases Glassware o. ths fslio"ing
VI is-crpoDs viii be sold a. II ocIoek th.s dsJ - me
auction room No. . PstsL corner OF eoid VIZ Singef
bowls various coors taInberp wine eolofed AID
i,e zooets eorda! glasses eoLc.ed and wh.s bar de-
caaers tower ysses vsr0s colors sad yes, hesyy ent
ard n-onlde4 green pr purple and sJnber cologne bot
L.. lc Ac sale pereB2Dory and ~1ihyat reserve i-
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JOSEPH 3. CLOSE & @;

DIG IRON-JAMES " OLSEY, g Vests, o6er,
for sale Scu.-n Pig Iron various hrEads
AID Sanla-a Pig sd Ss- lroa stored On Nszorzs.s
ternf ssTkyifS
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=. TO LET.-Fr0m ms lime, The thre---torY brick
81: and stable N the No . DeysL For par
cGars iSqu!re u soun-sl or Al tbs house between
. s,rd IJ,f~f A
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ENION COURSE, l.. 1.

heats comes Oft on Monday The I'd OF November. u: half
pssi O'Clock. precisely.
n BRYANT enters Lady Suffolk 20 under the saddle
& Conkliu enter. J. X. Pok, 10 60 10 a wagon.
The railroad cars will leave l. NJ ha.past uli
O'Clock
a match viii come oil "a, hafpast oclock.
GA tbs q. SPlCER
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rS7- Fashionable HaIs.-wATSoN & co. lS Chat
ham, offer for inspection and sale ihe tall style HAS 10
1876 Tho Subscribers devote unusual a!sai.oa the pro
rct;cr OF superior qualities OF Beaver and Noscsin Hats
equal 10 Any manufactured which are offered a. - Pc
can't less than Broadway prices.
fle tkeotr WATSON GO. "a ChetnAn-tfGnre
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u MI. vernon Tent No. 70, i. U. OF N.-Thr
brethren of Tins Tent hereby notified toarnd regu-
lar meeting Tent room. No 1877 Boyvery, trd
story. Monday evening, Nov I'd, al halfpsst seven
O'Clock This being installation week punctusl attendance
is earnestly requested. By order of
BENZ. HASKELL. G r.
Gro CRooIye L. r : $50 Sis
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r. For SALE OR TO LET-The vel built three
s -tOrg brick Hou.e and Lot No 42l BrO0m- between
AA-A Elm and Crosby .ts. The house - 4Si0 with tea
room In rear together with stable 10 Lot - by 5
feet The house viii De r-nted for SIX months with the FAR
niinre For particulars apply to A. J. BLEECkER Auc-
.,nn.rr prn,d-.i o30 lw
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"ANTED-3T larEs sld Respectable fa-ztl-, he
w heads G which csve been Sex he Whole s-so1. sai
inersay redccec 70 severe recz-ry eTa5sFr-sszt.
SUI Of Fiiy Dollars IN ENABLE lien! 70 P1rsne business
itat promises .T-a- TE-h ;si s1cCn' Any person ~
l0srJuE that amount would 511z it=a g7Ger great
Obligation g.! save hen ZOE prese1; and prospective
de=Ii1t,0H The acvegtseT XII gladly e1Eage 70 vyors
trlaeG;sfeiy moderate compensation and hereby
ce1cei ne ooEztoG- Address .. Misfortune. Tr.b1le
o.. o3n ).
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ty Hauce,s Compound syrup of Horehound

rT Huucc's Compound syrup of Horehound
Tor the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis Liver Complaint; Splitting Blood, Difficulty OF
Breathing pain the Side and Breast Papiia;ion OF The
Heart influenza Group Broken Constitution, Sore Throat
Nervous Debility, all Diseases OF the Throat Breast
and Lungs
From your lungs remove each pain
Dono, wait their action longer
lfyoa'd peace and health regain
All. then, who are afflicted and would gain health. should
haste TO procure HANcE'S SYRUP. pelay not life or
death may awsl your decision.
Price 50 cents per bottle, SIX bottles for s. so.
For SALE wholesale and retail by ~ &. D. Sands, cor.
OF Fulton and William also for sale by D. Sands Co
East Broadway H. johnson, corner of Broadway and
Chanbers-st j. l. Coddington. of Hudson and
Spring E NJ GGon, corner OF BoweIy and GranGsI'
and 81 Wakersi- Sweetser, 46 Greeawich-st and cor
OF Broadway and Uoward-st-
CAUTlON-BswAEE Of SPURIOUS IH,it1:io.S and a'rIs'
ask for RANGES SYRUP, and take none othee oSo
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'EEACHER-A Ycgrz G=-,-su-a-- Era-ua,s OF =
Nssv-En-asd Colese z1d Of c7To years- EXPERIENCE
wishes 10 oaiai siIzol PIRATE i-inr o. Il @chcoi
for po-oa 81 liz line TIE oet Of ely references car
- siFer. At-ress c 2 bo1 l5-- Lover Fos;01ce-
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\TEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. 70

OIL lwts- No ~ Cathrrlne.st nea! ani--Guare
NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. for Fall
SuIs--rhe attention OF families. merchants. hotel
keepers snip and steamboat sbou, purchase
Carpets Oh Cloths any article In the line In.
vited 10 The socS Of and beautiful Carpets aud Oh
tending through the entire block and fronting No ~
Fast Broadway, and II Divison--t.
The variety ofnew patterns Of all the various styles OF
Brussels Three Ply and The beet quality Of lngralns has
not equaed in his market for many years all OF
which have been received direct rom hs manufacturers,
thereby enabling the subscriber purchasers that
every article viii prove represented Another great
consideration 10 purchasers H. the fact that 1t Is he deter
u.netiou TO soil such prices viii defy competition,
even after the new Tariff taxes effect
W. II. GtION'S Wareroom-. fronting
OILS .eodu on No 81 East Broidway. and II pivson.st.
CHEAP CARPETINGS-SMlTH s. LOUNSBER.
ARY AZ Fear!-st (oPposir Will1nml ara daily receiv
ing direct from the manufacturers and from auctions
nzs, which ,ey now selling al great reductions from
B1issel, curpetugs tnew patterns IS to "a per yard
Fine .uperfne aud double super do % 10 Is do
Tuted Rugs (hant some palisrus.l los each.
Also a great variety OF Floor Oh Cloths, Dr1ggets,
Table and Plano Covers. Lamp Mats. Window Shades,
and all other articles connected with the trade remsrka
bly, low Strangers visiting the city particularly in
viied 10 cali and examine the above stock OH wis
WHOLESALE SHAWL WAREHOUSES;
w Pears shayls Of .very description for sale by The
case, dozen single one, by JOHN c. HENDERSON
Co. i76 P.arl.;- Sd 2In.
DONNETs AND CAP-.-A fll assortment for ssls
ID a, the lowest market Prices by
=. 2rnis JOHN C. HsNDERsoN co IT'S Pssri-.t
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!. HOUSE WANTED FOR BCAKDRRs.-TI

7 sdyerti,er IS N want OF house suitable Tor yen
lee! boariers. trent from 800 20 - 5000 not above
harnberssi; or would purchase frui-e, Lc OF house
READY established with boarders Address " Howard
Tribune ONCE. o3D 2rsS3tos4
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~ GentiemenHs Fall Style of Hnfs.-blRp. cor
Pine and Nassau s.-aentemens Hats OF the stand ard
style for ensuing season are ready for exsninasr
and sals
The sasereer devO,es his attention as hherioto ie pro
dueton OF the ines, qualities Beaver ard Moleskir hiss
snd as saen they With confidence recommended 70 The
public. BIRD, cor, Pine and Nassau , s.s.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-The ~

- OSSETS AND CAP5.-A full assortment for ssle
- a. the lowest market Prices by
=. 2,nis IOHN C. IDsRSON co. us Pesrl..t
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CARNAGE CLOTH.-lco pieces India Rne5er
- Carriage Co. tplza 81. tsurctl Of superior a1riy
for 80 a: - prices he warehouse CT
he Nevs-k J. tnsts Rao5er Fartsr2, y As.csr-iaan
tyi0aS
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II ANTED-Br A re-T re-D-et45Ir = -Cg Woman. O
w s.,uEtigH ca.ls nurse sid =e.--sre<z she has
had several y-s per--ce ]. dress making s> - Oh
jecti11 @ h1>svors good family or 70 go any
a. Of he COUNT. good hone preferred before wages
Ihe very best OF Eeference % given P!sa-e eEI
Greeuw lcE-eve1ue oS8 :;
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CONTAINS no .zdii.u1zl pages Of BENDING az=er.
N'zl5lsz I-l 4 s-i - fe-.ovS5Z s?erdi1 las-
.Tzeo-s
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~. ,,,ere.ts of our City.

o,,ncement that our City rulers have ap-
,,;od To the Legislature for power to tax our REQ
n. J,co md a Half Millions Of DoEfars ts2''oo'
nm, To defray the expenses Of the current year.
ongbt surely to attract the profound attention OF
III c;,izens of this Emporium We say cluzens'
s- idle "a the distinction often set up between tax
navers and those citizens whose names are nos
foupd on the tax lists Every nhabisant OF our City
,Vbo does not receive money out OF her treasury
has direct interest in bringing down our present
enormous CORPORATION Expenditures The baker
loaf is diminished in size the load OF wood Is en-
HANGED in price. by the e1orbitant taxanon "nicn
these lavish Expenditures render inevitable " hn
in few wears we have seen the swarms oil Chy
officials more than doubled and the Annual dlsourse
nen,s enhanced from little over One Million DOL
I.rs,o One and Half. Two, and at last we are
called IN for Two and a Half Millions OF Dollars
And our CITY Councils, instead OF earnestly eiueo'
yoring TO reduce this sore burthen and orI up 'nc
streams of corruption, are engaged In maturing pr
;ac,s ~ increase our most inefficient Ponce, "nue
bo,rs are devoted 10 the quarrels and EXAMINATIONS
NJ the CORPORATION newspaper organs, each hgn'hs
I for more plunder and whining that others are
,,o-eed with larger allowance than has fallen to
ia share Such is the present Financial aspect OF
our City
Is there no remedy Must this flood OF Misruie
roll on until at some not distant season OF compaf
alive adversely our City is whelmed in actual bank
rup,cy? Citizens of New-York will you act
We hear from various quarters that the People
regardless of Party thinking OF these matters
and begin TO evince resolution to act Whether
they have We, thought enough to be ready to cast aside
all considerations of National Politics. whch prop
erlv have nothing to do with the matter we do not
know but that they will come TO this IN Time we
feel assured There is no other remedy. Mayor
and Council selected from the whole people for their
capacity, integrity and devotion 10 our City inter
ests. without regard to their opinions on Oregon
Tariff, Currency or any subject unconnected win
the City Government. having no Party interests 10
subserye and no Party contest TO prepare lor-
might effec, the Reform which is so imminentiy
needed. We despair of seeing it effected by any
o:her.
Whether any effort will be made to effect such
Reform this Spring, we do not know but mat 'he
time for it rciH come we feel assured And whenev
or il does come. we consider it the imperative duty
of every good citizen give it his prompt and en-
ergetic support. When the people shall practically
realize that the end of Political Action is good Gov
eminent and that any organization is valuable only
as il subserves this end they will ever atterward be
less liable to the imposition of names for things and
PARTY triumphs for public benefits. Can this con-
victon be much longer resisted p?
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Railroad 1ron-A Suggestion.


We hear of contracts made for Railroad Iron, to
be delivered during the next season, in large guam
titles at prices ranging from SIS to $50 per ton and
the demand at these prices is greater than the sup
ply. Nearly all the Roads made prior to 1912 re-
qure TO be reaid at early day, the Rail used IN
their construction being too light or OF the old nat
bar pattern, which does not answer the purpose
These Roads are generally doing well, can command
means and could do far better If they were relald
with heavy 7 rail, as they soon must be. These
with the great number of new Roads which must
speedily be constructed, will tend strongly 10 keep
up the price of Railroad Iron.
/ Mcssrs. Walker and McKay's new Tariff bill even
If it should pass, which now seems quite doubtful,
will not directly affect Railroad Iron The duty Is
now S25 per ton; the price of Rails IN Liverpool
has ranged from s55 TO $50 the past season and now
remains between those points, with little prospect OF
depression for the year ensuing, as the European
demand is very great. British Rails, no whit supe-
ror 10 American cannot probably be laid down in
this port duty unpaid so low sos per ton during
1876 add the duty proposed by Messrs. Walker x
Co 1870 per cent? and the cos, is at least $50 at this
mort under Revenue duty. while contracts have
inst been made for American Rails at SIT So 1t is
therefore morally certain mat the Aterlcan iuduu'
fac,ure of Railroad Iron is 10 continue active and
largely profitable least through the current year,
and probably for several years to come The de.
mapd, the world over. exceeds the supply, and the
latter must be largely increased before due equili-
brum is restored.
We propose, therefore, that the New-York and
Erie Railroad Company shall at an early day call in
ten TO twenty per cent its stock beyond what Is
wanted in the regular prosecution OF its work
establish Iron Works and make its own Rails as
fast as they may be wanted. We believe it may
by wise location and good management. save OF
earn Half Million for its stockholders in the course
of the next three years, and at the same time dc
good work for the Industry and Prosperity of the
. Country When its own Road is completed, the
Company could doubtless sell out the works to some
Company just commencing similar enterprise
apply the proceeds 10 the payment of arrears, the
purchase Of the necessary engines cars, construc
ton of depots, &c and have its capital all snugly
invested in the Road and the purchaser, guided
bv the experience of its predecessor, could pursue
a similar course throughout
Feasible this course certainly is; and why not eN
pedient? Should its adoption require any change
in the Erie Company's charter, we hope the steps
necessary to procure that change will be promptly
taken.
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Connecticut.

Passing through Connecticut few days since,
we had an opportunity TO learn something person
ally of the Political Canvass in progress there
for the State Election in April.
The Wings have nominated an excellent Ticket
for State Of6cers-ncontestably eminent for ca
pacisy and moral worth Its leading candidates do
not possess that popularity which is won by keep
ing dark on all difficult questions, and making
themselves all things to all men, bat they possess
the confidence of the mass of the People because
they have deserved it. Loco Focoisn has made up
its ticket and entertains strong hope of eecting IT,
no; BY its own strength but by means of congenia
coalition with the Liquor interest An act was
lately passed by the Legislature allowing each town
10 hold special meeting for the election OF Board
of License which should decide whether Licenses
should or should not be granted. and if any, how
MANY Now this act was passed without distinc-
ton of party, but Loco Focoism sees in it means
of carrying the approaching Election, and under the
lead OF the Hartford Times has commenced deadly
war on the License Law. Where j, is generally
popular of course this question will be kept out Of
sight; bu, elsewhere strong effort will be made 10
concentrate all dealers in and devotees Of Intoxica
uns Liquors upon the Loco cco ticket II does
seem TO Us that this should be counervailed by sn
energetic rally Of all friends of Temperance and Mo-
raii,y on the Wing ticket. But Wings of Connect
CUT ~ any rate 1t becomes goa TO do your whole
duty
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IS4J. MAJoRtTIEs. 1916.
Removal of the Capital.

We have received from Utica petition (unsign'
ed praying the Legislature to authorize the People
TO vote at the Convention Election on the las; Tues
day in April next for against relocation of the
Capital of our State.-This question must come up
and be voted on before many years but we would pre-
fer TO have it wait unit, after the construction of the
Erie and three or four other Railroads which mus,
soon be made, when we think the People can de-
eide it more ntelligently and defnitively than at
present Let US see where the chief focus of intel
ligence the point easily reached from all parts
OF the State really is and is to be, and we may all
agree in placing the Capital there.
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CAPITAL PUSIsHMESr.-The Mount Vernon o.
Times speaking of the bill which has recently passed
the Indiana House OF Representatives giving the Jury.
in all cases OF capital crime. discretionary power oil
ndn that tee criminal be placed in solitary confno'
nent in the State Prison for Life that he be hung
suggests that is equivalent to an abolition of the Death
Penalty, and adds:
I'VE should be pleased to know that similar bill had
passed both branches OF the Legislature OF this state
We are strongly inclined to the belief that the terrors
of prospective incarceration for life in the solitary celia
of dungeon would be efficient in the prevention
capital crimes than the fears OF suffering speedy
though ignominious death upon the scatfod.
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subscrtnrjou. received 70 the WeekIy Tribune.

II To THE MERCHANTS, MAsufAcrURZzs aud Sgs ness
Community OF the CILy OF N-w-Yorx especially ana % e
Public g-neray-The subscriber, alter years OF paieHs
And p-rseverins EFFORT commenced il ls4 nas ooaine5
the confidence Of the proPrieors OF nes;y one
dseren, newspapers embracing most OF me o5s Journals
OF s the cites and principal towns IN TIE United STATES anc
Canada End their authorized Agent 70 IeceVe &c
veruseuents and subscriptions and fuly empowered 70
give receipts Although his Office was destroyed o. me
IRE o: the 9Th OF February LAST IN the eonaagrshon OF Inc
Tbn,e RniIdings MS des of newspapers are renewed
and every facility afforded those who desire 10 avail them
selves OF opportunity which his Agency oferA His
Office is now IN the Tribune Buildings, and nore else IN
NewYork; and he distinctly Understood As
be has 40 connection any other this Agency
h. rrcnesr. thai al orders and communications intended
M. ae-ncv be addressed 20 V. B. PALMER,
Iaw Tribune Buildings, New-York
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poao- m, -Four Million. into the Treasury by Ak,
NE nepT ,ss p poo.nmers Tsselre Millions And yet he
ing ,ns sOI bi taxing these articles IS to 80 per
Originates ,s p those go free Does he not here
cent anu .pnowedge not merely the falsiy OF his
CO. a,ertal assum p,ions, but his own perfect kno
- of such alsy7 Yet such is the consis'ency'
such the devotion to principle such mt o pra,ao
ship, of the mos, vehement advefSa''eS % I WV