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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12

THE NEW CONSTITUTION. published yes
terday, the new Constitution OF this State, in full,
and take the liberty Of impressing on our citizens
the importance of the duty that devolves upon
them at the next election, as they will then be
called upon to-depost their votes for adopting or
rel, citing il.
In ordinary elections the duty of voter is i'm
portant but in this it is of the utmost conse.
quence, because the result will determine whe-
Their this new constitution shall be the fundamen-
tai law of the Empire State for twenty years to
come 1t may be as well to state that the Con-
sttution must be voted upon as a whole, and that
no section thereof can be voted upon separately,
except the following section, which will be SUBJ
mitted to them separately, and if majority of
the ballots shall be cast for its adoption, it will
then be part Of the Constitution. The section
reads as follows -
IS Colored male citizens, possessing the qualinca.
tons required by the first section Of the second article
OF the Constitution other than the iopey qualities
ton shall have the right to vote for all officers that
first day Of January, ls47"
The first section OF the second article to which
the above recited section relates, is as follows
l. Every male citizen of the age of 81 years. who
shall have b, citizen for ten days. and inhabant
OF the State one year next preceding election and
for the last four months resident OF the county where
he offer his vote. shall be entitled to such
election in the election district of which he shall the
time be resident and not elsewhere all officers that
hereafter may be elective by the people but
such citizen shall have been for thirty days next
ding the election, resident of the district from which
the office is to be chosen for whom he offers his
But no man Of color unless he shall have been for three
resident of this State and for year next pre-
ceding any election, shall be seized and possessed Of
freehold estate Of the value of two hundred and fifty
dollars, over and above all debts and membranes
charged thereon and shall have been actually rated and
paid tax thereon, shall be entitled to vote at such cleo.
ton And person OF color shall be subject to direct
taxation unless he shall be seized and possessed of such
real estate as aforesaid
Independent, therefore, of the other reforms in
troduced into the new Constitution, our citizens
will have to decide by their votes whether the
coored race shall be placed on the same footing
in regard to the elective franchise as our white
citizens. Their decision on this point may settle
that question for twenty years to come.
We also recommend our citizens to read and
study the sixth article of the new Constitution, re-
lating TO the judiciary. This is most important
article, and embodies changes and reforms Of
great magnitude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12

NEW YORK.
Elections will be held in this State the Sd Of No
vember next for Governor, Lieutenant Governor Mem
bers of Congress- and State officers and
throughout. The nominations far made we give
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Whig.
William Bebb.

PENNSYLVANIA.
An election in this State for members of Congress- will
be held tomorrow. The following arc the nominations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12

MICHIGAN.
Members of Congress and State officers will be elect
ed on Sd of November The candidates for Congress
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INCREASE OF Posi- OFFICE CIERKs.-We are
happy to inform the public that by the adjourn
ment of the State Constitutional Convention, our
City Post Office has received the additional aid of
one. We now hope that Mr.. Postmaster Morris
will attend to his duties here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-12

ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR GovERNoR.-We have
seen letter from Henry Bradley, of Penn Yam,
who is willing to be elected Governor of the En-
pire State by ''the toiling millions" We are rich
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ARRIVED.

Ship Southport Griffith, de I'm Charleston. cotton
ind rice, to Geo Buckley.
Ship Emily, Davis I'm Phad and DIS i'm the Break
water -four TO Aymnr Co.
Columbian brig oronoco, Raasa, IL d; I'm Angostura,
hides TO Maitland, Comre & Co.
Br brig Dolphin Inncs, Is de I'm Turks Island 1000
bushels salt TO F w Durham & Son. Left schr Caro-
line, of Norfolk, for st Thomas, dsg
Brig Marshall Taylor, ls Dc FIN Nuevitas, mahogany,
&c, TO Holt & Owen.
Sehr John Polk. Longstreet ds fin Virginia, wood.
On Thursday afternoon last fore and aft schooner
ashore on Absecom Beach supposed in the late
gale.
sehr Olivia, Miles, Virginia potatoes.
Schr Pauline, Fields, Newbern, NC, naval stores 10
NJ Blackwell In the late gale lost part OF deck load.
schr Emms Julia, Rowland, Ncwbern, NC, naval stores
TO 9 L Mitchell.
Schr Gen De kalh, Jenkins I'm Virginia, corn
schr Potomac Kelly, fin Richmond, corn to Allen &
Faxson
schr Lynchburg, Kirby, DIS I'm Richmond mdse, to
Allen & Paxson.
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THE PILE

A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DR.. UPHANrS
"A Internal Remedy for the of Piles Tie Vegetable
I'd physician OF NewYork city, is the only really
ccssf remedy for Thar dangerous ard distressing complaint
the Piles, ever offered 10 the American public.
The Eecu,ary contains 10 h'Herai Mediers. no Hoes
Coiocyt1 G,1boge other powerful and irritating purga
tive No fesr OF taking cold while under lts influence;
change in diet necessary II taken according TO directions
q for life GUARANTEED
inot.cr Certificate added TO the hundreds that have al
ready been received OF the efficacy OF Dr. Uphams Eec
iuery NEw-YoRy, August Is, 1876.
Messrs Wyatt Keteiam-GentS For several years past
have been troubled with plea, very costive Of
nay complaint not being severe as TO disable me from
business and dread had OF physicians and patent med
cines That until this Spring never used any medicine or
applied physician FOR relief The Piles then being
that allowed several operations 10 bs performed
without any benefit Determined after this 10 Try other
means. read advertisement Of guaranteed hy
the CT Dr. Uphsms Elec,uary | purchased three
boxes your store, and from the uae OF which found
myself entirely cured OF the Piles and my health much
Improved. | remain, Srs, your much indebted friend.
The writer OF the above from motives of decncy de-
clnes having his used but authorizes us 10 refer 10
him show the original Certificate TO those ho may
doubt its authenticity.
Another fact II relation 10 the efficacy OF Dr. upham's
Dr. Upian.-Dear Sir: About I'VE years ago | was az
dicted with what called Chronic Dysentary. have
that my liver affected and tia, my bowels ulcer
sted for blood andPus. attended with peculiarly purt
smell the frequent discharges. short time since
made visit 10 Massachusetts III hopes OF 1eneh from
change Of air but suffered severely Than ever before
While here physician offered 10 me for SO in three
months Happily in the midst OF intense pain OCCASION
ally relieved by laudanur, in wrapper of your
Eccuary perfect description of my complaint together
with many certificates OF cures. This great
hIence in the medicine and purchased box, and nine
doses of which has apparently cured and am prepar-
ed say every thing in its favor render any service
10 humanity by subscribing 10 its merits.
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PERCIvAL,
No SO South Sixth-st
Proprietor's Office 96 Bowery. Sold wholesale and re-
tall by WYATT 4 KETCHAM l2l Fulton.st N. Y. and
c. Sloane. 1874 FultonsL Brooklyn. Price 81. jy3 6u'
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mus Is TO CERTIFY

THIS Is TO CERTIFY tia: the undersigned
haze purran 10 The provision Of the Revised Ssruies
OF The Stale OF SeYork formed limited partnership,
under the name ir Of Dwizh Jonnsor-ha; Inc gem
ersl nature OF the business be transacted General
Commission and Produce Business and the principal
place Of business Of the said partnership siated 10 the
city OF Sew-York, IN The Sale of NewYork-end that
Dwight Johnson whose place Of residence Il The city Of
FER, snd eche Warrington whose place otresidsuce "a
he ely Of Cincinnati the Of Ono Ia the special
raTner-at .ist the said yschel Wonhingtor has con-
rfoued the OF Twenty Thousand Dollars capital
towards he co@mon stock, and st tae aid Partnership
"a 20 tie tenth Gay OF september 4 D, ore
thousand eight hundred and forty and IA terminate
on he ninth day Of September, 4 D. thousand eight
hundred and forty-rine-
Daied unis ninth day of SePtsnber A D. one thousand
eight hundred and sc-!y-sx- DWIGHT JOHNSON,
alaew Y. WoRTHNGT0N
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DR.. F. HuMRERT,s ELEcTao.MAGNETI

DR.. F. EUMBERT'S ELECTROMAGNETIC
RELTS, BANDS AND PLATES otter the most efficient
Daad easy method o: restoring healthy circulation
hose paris human body whch have become the
OF disease such rheumatism sS nAcs sore throat
vous headache pain side back or other part OF
body and ,hey fsiled give relief
they have been applied they oered The public BIZ
he particular desire those who have been benefited BY
The use OF .er and hey G- be made 20 apply 10 any
ference IN heir consrucsl will please apply 10 The
uacurer, L. West. 80 DeianceysL wher- Electro M
nets Of various descriptions kept FOR sale
\. B-Truss-s OF az improved description, made IL
easy. and warranted not TO injure The spine OILS lw
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DECEIyER,S sALE-ln Chancery-y

DECEVER'S SALE-in Chancery-Wiian III.
IaMaNwel et al Maria Jackson EXecutrx, ScBy viz
order Of the Court Of Chancery will be sold
public auction The Merchants Exchange In the City
SewYork under The direction OF the undersigned Re
c-veir above entitled The 1tA day OF October
instant al u O'Clock noon. bond of William Peters TO
Hamilton H Jackson dated November 2oth 1889, for S5
200 payable IN year from dale with interest Also
said Peters dated January 7 1915 for Sio7 100,
payable in nve rnonths from da;e-Da;ed October 18TH
isi6 GEORGE 3. RAPELYE, Receiver.
EDWARD F. TREApwEIL. Solicitor. ole t26thO
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED

Ships Taronta Case, Liverpool, g. & Griswod;
Charleston Brown, Charleston Geo Bulklcy.
Bres Lincoln Roynor, Boston, Brett G. Vose; Phura,
Thatcher, Savannah, Durham q; Dimon; Fedaryardo,
Larag1s Algicrs, A Nottebobm; Amalen. Smith Cura'
Goa Foulke e. Sons: Creole. Keys. Cedar heys, &c,
Badger g. Peck; Rowland, Waits, New-oreans J Ill
well & Co.
sehrs Pa.uxcnt Underhill, Philad; Two Brothers,
Richardson, Washington; Coral Coombs Portland David
Risley, Phillips Washington; Swallow, Robinson
Washington Merchant, Williams, Franklin. La.
Barge Mars Hockhouse, Philad.
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lSreccmmendei by some kind friends Try C. II. Rngs
Cough Candy very cold, did win
confess great scepucism 10 its virtue but when found
myself speety relieved and able 70 attend 10 those dd
feeling Of tnarkulness and desire to benefit others
prompted give litc influence my may pos
making The virtues of this remedy known the
public, and npsrng little of lhst which IS proyerbiAIly
great the effects OF mediciae-nsrnely
hdeuce- SAMUEL D. BuRCHARD.
Pastor Of HoIston-sL Presbyterian Church Houston
and Thompson s;s
SewYork, January "a. 1916. sig I'm
For sale bv c. II. RING 1872 Broadway, cor. John.st
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
RIO BRAVO. For The Tribune

RIO BRAVO--.For The Irioune
MoRSINc sunlight on the towers
Shading Bravo's lovely stream,
Waking birds to sing in bowers
Beauteous as an Angeidresrn-
But the sunlight gieameth red
Hark! hear an snpy' tread
From the Eastward, 10 they come
See the as.hof glimmering blade,
Hear the shout and roll OF drum
ARM the. brave Arista said,
Like whirlwind sweep they near,
Grasp the bastle-ax and spear"
"ousl ye at the :yrant throng
Rushing from the land Of slaves.
Thus to ELL our groves Of song.
All this sunny vale with graves
No, our blood yen stream shall STAN
Ere it rusts a despot's chain.
"Bvvour wives and virgins fair.
Bv YOUR Cross and altar-stone,
Bv the thousands kneeling there.
Strike for God and them alone;
From each roof and taret pour,
Braves, your hottest iron shower
Down the burning firc-bolts came.
As the lightning fromthe cloud
While along that field OF fame
Rolled the battle thunder loud,
Til the last blade from its sheath
Slept upon the breast Of Death.
Vain Arista warriors fought
Vain La Vegas heroes fell
Evening brought the victor shout
And the Northern horsemens yell
As they swept along the plain,
Trampling o. err an army slain
;aotU 1916. w. u bho~S'
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nEAFNESs CTRED-EItract-a I eaeerflIIr con

DEAFNESS CURED-EItract-' cheerfally CON-
~ ply with the request Ct Lieut. Mcrtosh state that
re invalid ed home II consequence OF fetal deafness
and discharges from the thE: under the Of Drs
CASTLE and EDwAKos Aurists, t35l Broadway " he
recovered his bearing ana mas again returned 10 MS duty
(Sgned) n. YcNEvES. Surgeon
H. 3. ~ Forces Jamaica
Al OF deafness attended To- Acoustic Drops for
sale for deafness. collections Of water or hard
wax II the ears buzzngs and ringing sounds in and dis
charges from The ears, kc- 80 lneods
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that the signature OF Dr.. w. SWAYNEi Is on
EACH BOTTLE
THIS MEDICINE has been before the public some
eight year. and Is the original preparation from The
Wild Cherry Tree It's reputation remedy for Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis and Consumption OF the Lungs, based
entirely upon it intrinsic merits but little inflated
newspaper pulls. Those who give trial being benefit
ed by H. recommend 10 their Deighbors, aud thus gradu
ally and surely has il gained enyiable reputation ard
worked Its into general use One bottle never fails 70
the directions that accompany each bottle is use IN Pull
Onarv diseases OF long standing and OF the Alarming
character, has always given relief and in very many in
stances has effected complete and permanent cures.
READ AND REFLECT.
II We take great pains 10 procure authentic and re-
Miss s Lewis, OF West Philadelphia cured of bleeding
Of the lungs OF I've years standing Her symptoms were
splitting blood. attended with hacking cough pain In the
side, breast and back, which finally hi confirmed
Consumption entirely cured By the OF DR.. Swayne's
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
r Jackson D. D. formerly Pastor of tie first Presbyter-
ian Church, New-York, teshes 10 the efficacy oil DR..
mends 10 the heads of families, having Witnessed its
de- frl effect in than hundred cases In relieving
children OF every obstinate complaint coughing
wheeling, choking with ph!egm aslhrnatir attacks Gc
James Osborn, Washington, Pa cured OF consumption
and bleeding OF the ungs after being given up by several
eminent Ply slcans having used most Of he patent edi-
cEDes.
safe pleasant and efecna! remedy, and worthy ra!
O,-- - BEWARE OF 1MPosTERs,
And purchase bat the original and only ari-
Gle prepared By Dr. Sweyne, which ia the only one
compounded by regular physician and many
which led TO this great discovery.
II Remember, al preparations purporting contain
WILD CBEgEY fictitious and eourfelt except thar
bearing Inc written signature Of Dr. SwAYsE Great care
should De observed purchase from he regularly appoint
ed agents
Principal ofsee, corner of EIGHTH AMI RACE SITS.
Philadelphia
AGENTS IN NE~-YoRE-CGARLEs n. R.S6, corner OF
Broadway and Joh1-sti A SAsDs, lss Boweryi Z. B.
WAsNER. 25 Beeckerst J. c. HAIR, 3t3 Grand corner
Norfolk; J l. LEWIS, ST GreeuTich DopD, III Broad
way WAR and kErcHAM. l2l Fulton Mrs HAYES. IS9
Fuion-st Brooklyn; B. oLDs Son Newark; JOIN PEAR
SON Runway MIRA kIuDER, 10 Cour,-si Boston; DCRGIs
Co. Portland, C. DYER. Jr. Providence; HoADLEY
PHELPs ( Co li2 Msler.si. y. L Il 5uMMSS I'm.
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Uoal.


DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thir,eentI-st fcfg-
Peach Orchard Coa--The subscriber has just openros
yard rs above, and has hand choice LOT OF ~
Ash Goals selected from the celebrated veins s5e
the following Sizes Viz Broken Egg, Stove and Nut ~
sale al lowest market prices Also, Lebigh, While NC
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals hand All oil me so"
for sale from yard or vessel Apply 10
T. STOKES DICKINSON, 81 i3h-st- near 6thaVenoef
and l07 AntlIony-sL near Broaf"sy
N. B.-Lehigh and White Ash Lump Coal 81 Tie 81"
single Du
~ charge In few days cargo Of ne above coal, IT.
from the com zny mines in good order. all Jumps
foot Of ThireeuIh-st " r. For sale low for cash app
T. STOKES DICKERSON, No. 90 Thirtoertn .
81 near Sh-sgenn.. and IN Anth0nysi nerr broa11
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y &i!L-I-- Editor ALLOW 10 sta.e 20 the public
hIoG Oh your that Filzgerslds ceeoraied MI
being exhibited the Fair II Castle Garden |; MAJ
seen n operation grinding Essi sat corn every cay
from II 20 u O'Clock Ihe morning aad from 10 O'Clock
n the afternoon obliged limit Tie TIE hours
specified, because uwoaG require such cls
y OF gra-c 10 keep the mil constantly running Planters
Farmers and Aiers also Grers sad Grinders OF drugs
co-ee spices sal, and loaf are limited 70 the ope
rstion IL the Fair CHARLES ROSS, Manufacturer
OLE w. Eiyh.h- 1t near SIxth-sverle "
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miscellaneous.

MONTHLY REPORT for September. OF the New.
IsAYork Medical aud Surgical Institute No rs Chambers
ct Cases Sucrestfuly Treated
This report presents greater number oC than
ever before treated successfully in month"; this In
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OFFICIAL
LIST OF LETTERS.

.psEsTr.zp IN TIE TRIBUNE EY sFEcIiL ArroisrsEsT.
5Is. I4rd b Z Garther enacted,
And all advertisements made apder The orders Of tie Pos'
raaster-Gereral In Newspaper newspapers, OF eue
uncaled for In any Posi- Ole ss be inserted N ne -
papers Of The ovFu o. place where The Once
TNe.s Psa OSn Lon. pas,ee March 8, 49,
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CONSUMPTION COUGHS.

CONSUMPTION COUGHS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
Consumption and Death
will most
assuredly be
early fate of
those who neglect
themselves when
afflicted with the pre-
monitory symptoms Of
Conyumption such gs
Colds Coughs, Bronchitis,
or Soreness OF the Throat Dr.
SwAYSE's COMPOUND SYRUP
WILD CHEEKY IS expressly
prepared for ;l- removal and cure
OF those dangerous and troublesome
diseases. Therefore, you who Rre Ia
boring under the influence OF these
plants, procure immediately this medicine.
before il he too lale. One Bottle may be the
Of proonging your life Be sure and
see that the signature OF Dr.. w SWAfNE Is on
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s.,e. nj the Stock Exehauge.-FRlDAY.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED,
Il. ship Southport from Chdrleson-W Coustock ana
+ N Bonner
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rs- pLa.. ssestioa Tie Of t> Lts' IN sateh ih
LADIES' LIST:

gouscuei, Mrz Mary
Bishop, Margaret
Driers. Mary Ann
Brown, Mrs Mary a
Bo,ts, Miss Jane
Bills. Miss Jane
I Bills, Mrs. Sarah Jane
Brown, Mis-. Cners
Buuling, Mis- Jane
Boruck. Mrs Frances
Brown, Mics Cslhsrtne
Clark, Mary
Csrlin, Rosey
Clarke, Mrs Mary
I Canien, Mrs Caroline
! CARNEY, Jane
Castle, Miss Sarah c
| Clark, Mrs Jane 2
Core, Mrs Isabella
Coe. Mise Amelia
7 Cooper, Miss Louisa
Child, Mrs Richard /,
Cummings, Miss Amanda J
Coyne, Mrs
Cnlley, Miss Nancy
Coskly, Miss L
Coleman. Miss Mary
Conell, Miss Jane
Currennes, Miss A Jane
Comfy, Csiharine
Conselyes, Mrs Mar F
Christie, Mrs Francis Busse
| Conlon. Bridget
Coffey, Elizabeth.
Deyead, Miss Ann
Dederick, Miss Rachael 2
Day, Mrs Louisa
Davis, Miss Luc!eia
Deyoe, Mrs Eliza
Danny. Widow Bridgel
Diel, CatharieDR
Dunn, Miss Julia
Dyer, Mrs
DoDDelly, Miss Rce8nDe
! Down. Miss Mary W
Doyle. Mary
Durelte, Miss Lucy Jane
Disrnel, Miss Ellen
Bowling, Miss E A
Duprat, Mrs Elizabeth
Dulfeldt, Mrs Clara
EstdaiIe, Miss A VI
Ewing, Misc Jane
Eastman, Miss Abby
Emery, Miss Mary Ann
Ferris, Catharine
Fairchild, Mrs 5
FeaCen. Bessy
Freeman, Mrs tGreenwicI
Frnncis, Mrs Tillsg'
thurman, Polly
Foner, bliss Mary
Fowler, Miss Ameiia
Fealy, Cathaine
Finegan, Bridget
Fitzpatrick, Anne
Flynn, Sarah
Fulton, Mrs
Frost. Miss A A
Foster, Mrs SAM
Fox, Miss Sophia
Gallagher. Anne
GuliachRr, Ann
Gray. MrR Emma
Galc, Mrs Harriet
Gahagan. Mrs Eliza
Galway, Miss II
Garrison, Miss
Gale, Miss Sarah Ann
Ga!landet. Miss Deborah A
Graham, Miss Jannelte
Garms, Mrs A M
Gardner, Mrs Hester
Greene, Mrs
Gilday, Mrs Bridget
Griffith, Mrs
Girardol, Madame
Goudhop, Mrs Jane
Gowdy, Mrs Mary A
Gwynn, Miss Elizabeth
Hageboon, nIrs Peter
Hsnley, Ellen
Hallenbuke, MarPare,
Hazard, Mrs Julia A
Haige, Mrs
Hart, Mrs Jane
Haskell, Mrs Ca,hurtne
Har,well, Mrs Eliza
Hals,ead, Mrs
Henson. Mrs Jane
Hubin, Anne
Hughs, Miss Anne
Holiday, Eliza
Hiilard, Miss Julia
Hunter, Mrs Ellen
Hyland, Bridget
Hunt, Mrs Elina Ann
Hurd. Ann l.
Hitchcock, Miss Lucraiia X
Hitchcock. Miss c Augusta
Hoey, Miss Bridget
Horton, Mrs Maria
Humphrey, Mrs {
Hu,chings, Mrs
Horton. Miss Harriet II
.Jenlts, Mrs Cedar sly
Johnson. Mrs Mary
Jones, Miss Ca,harine
Jeuney, Miss Chrislens
Judson, Mrs Mary f.
Jones. Mrs broadway
Jack, Miss Dorolha
Jones, Mrs Marearr,
Jenkins, Mrs Thos Il
Johnson. Miss Margaret 4
JacoX. Mrs Mary
Jones, Mrs Mary Ann
Herman, Anne
Kean, Mrs Read 81
Kelley, Mrs Mary Jane
keeler, Mrs Georgisnn II
ki!iap, Anne
Kirby, Sarah A
King. Miss Margaret
King. Miss Cordelia
Kim5all, Mrs Sally
Larkin, Miss Mary
ItnnEp
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I AMPS, GIRASDOLES. Hall Lanterns. .aa Cha

4 AMPS, GIRASDOLES. Hall Lsntsr-s. saa Chan
- dsers-Deit-, Brother Co. " AsnIIEton Stores No
LSs Wliisre-st manufacturing and have always on
Trd tu sssoren. Of articles n inei. Inc q the fell
lowing cescrPccrs wach 1sy VII! eel 81 wholesale
retAi a. oS prices, for cash =
SoIar Ls-nPsGiI Srosze grc Siverec Il great variety.
susPe1c:sg sols-s. do DO
Bracket Sosrs do DO
se!sr Chandeliers do Co ? and lights
saspendtng Cxnphene Lamps; Bracket 10. 90.
SIDE CO. do.
Ca-rhsae Chandeliers-7. and fEhtk
GiraHdoes-G, Sv-red sad Brouzed various patterns
hal Lanerr-Tsrious sizes, with chi stained glass
s. S.n nETTL BROTHER E1l~f
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.

7 ALL hHH " U Z w z " I.
.USs PIONEER AND EX- aeTss-JITnf
t-r.N,Yieg--iN PRESS LINE c--STyyr<-3
Via Railroad and Canal.
From Philadelphia Pittsburgh. The above line Is nov
In full operation. Passengers leave Philadephs ever
morning u o'clock In the best and most comfortable dq
scrpion OF for Harrisburg, where they embark %
The Packet Boat.
This Of the mos, agreeable rontes that is TO be found
in the country The scenery the 3usquehanna and Ja
u Office IN PHILADELPHIA. No. III NIrtet-h.
70 Passengers should be- careful not 10 pay their iHe
In New York farther than Philadelphia there IS no per-
son In that city authorized TO sell tickets for this line.
4. B. CUMMINGS, Agent
PHILADELPHIA Oct lelG ol2 u
oS1t EluGRATIONTO CALIFORNIA and Or
49, cgon.-The subscriber will dispstcb vessel o. "
about the 18th Of October next for tie Bay Of sIa
francisco and Astoria Applications for freight or pa
sage and all necessary Information by letter, pc-tpsdp
the subscriber at NewYork. will be promptly attended,
ani4n CHARLES O. STEWART
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

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