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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26
Bonrd Aldermen. .MoND,y, Oct 25


Moanrs Fs1xRLrx Esq President Ia the Chair.
number Of petitions were read aud referred to the
appropriate committees
Rsports- or Committee o. whom was referred a com
nunicsiion from Mr. Niles relative to this Long Island
Farms and 10 favor Of giving him permission 10 with
draw bic petition Adopted. favor deposune GER
tsin sums Of money the credit OF The Board OF tfuca
iion....ln favor Of grading the foot Of Broome.r
Adopted In favor Of amending the grade Of the Sc
c1nd avenue NJ the intersection Of Thirty d III o..
Adopted Ia favor Of changing the name OF Walnut
jackson Adopted favor OF causing Stuy-
vesantsqusrr or park 10 be graded snf ornsmenied
with trees shrGbbery &c. and apprOpuaiins $1,000 TO
jelray the expenses thereof Adopted favor 81
causing the various markethousss 10 be- repaired and
p.intsd expense not exceeding 5000 and appro-
priafine that amount for that purpose. Adopted.
Rfs0lufORs-in favor of spproyTistng siuOVO 10 de-
FRAY the expense OF altering he building In Inc r ar VI
the CITY Hall sni fitting up the same 10 suitable man
ner to be used Tor Cour, Rooms, Sc. Adopief...-lo
favor Of extending the time tor completing the con.tfuc
lion Of the Thirty sixths between Eghth and
Ninth avenues until tho lst Of December In favor OF
authorizing the propetor Of lots 10 Fourteenth $, To
pclos by iron fence yards IS fee; wide In front
Of the sans slso 10 the side walk - feet wide on
each side Of the leaving carriage way Of 40 iee
Adopted . 10 favor Of causing Twenty hrsts' To be
r.uufnherpd. ftoyted..--. Ia fsvor Oi prOniOiurg
horn ed cattle from being driven through the cry south
If Thirty second IT. sitter o'clock In 'hs morning. Ike
tered In f-vor Of causing vacant lots at the corner
of For,eth aud stanton ss 20 be fenced In Adopted
- ia favor of c0ndolug with The friends OF the Ia
mented Col Baxter and Col. Chandler and appointing
= COMMITTEES of three 10 confer with the military and
.ks for bringing the remains OF those
,1ant soldiers and ntsrrng them IA their native state
Report and resolution Ia favor II selling portion "
,b. srouua occupied by Essex Msrxst
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Thing. In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
p..-,.--,,ry,. n.t

Contemporaries OF I ne III14Ht'
PHILADELPHIA Oct .o-f h- ,
Flour continues % be held firm al -. Smali
sass nave been made at 81 The light stocks An1 ne
feet OF none arrfvn. tend much 20 sustain prices Corn
Meal Is nominal At 50 but less think would 0- 'ssen
Rye Flour sale Of 80 bbls a, 5 . Whest sou,nsrn
reds will DOT command 40 cts Corn % ~ cts 'ns
market price Oats ssles OF good souinern ns,e
mad. Al a. eta Cotton 10 looking better. Provisions
and Groceries are inactive Whisky Is in limited oe'
nant At % a 30 cts
stocks have improved upon the closing prices Oh
last week The sales were 80,
Firsf Board-l6O Lshigh Coal scrip, sol; 10 do soi'
- 900 Penn 5s AT; II Northern Bk OF ny, loV - u"
rsrd Bk as II; lO3 City e. 10. l02
S,nond BoGra-2 eco Penn So 1ifsi 80 nes'ins
s-;.f. 600 30 Bonds 20. SEQ L Loan to 81 lO1.
50 Mesh snc Cop. !; l25 Ches Del Canal Loan 80
IOOOTs Treas Nstes %. 50, l0l.
There 10 no local news Of Importance
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Our Candidates stand {.

We hear of stories siloat through the State that
HlMrIroS FISH, or AMBROSE l.. JORDAN or some
other candidate ON the Wing State Ticket has de'
clined, or don I want the Wings TO vote for him
There is not word OF truth in any such story IT
ia ouite true that neither Mr.. FISH nor Mr. JORDAN
wished to run. and no more did Mr.. FILLMORE nor
Mr. MORGAN. But, having been nominated
against their own decided choice. they have con
sented to be candidates OF course in good faith on
their own part and expecting good faith from their
Wing brethren. That they will be heartily and
successfully supported by the entire Wing party
who can doubt
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SALE REAL. ESTATE

BY Jan<f Cois-BRooKLrS II LOT On Ray m0nds'. near
"houghoysi - ATS Z. t2i5 gore lot Fulton av
and ST Fetxst t325; l LOT avenue adjoining iast
25x93 TO- S325 4 do do do do. 25xllO 4. 1875; DO
north aide Lafayette - Fex-St zJxlOO 1855 4;
do adjoining side size 500 each $40
do south SIDE Lafayette avenue ~ Felixt 25sl20
$40 lots stJoninz avenue same size. 1866 each
sl0SS. iots ON ksymontst. near Lafayette avenue
with On rear on 81 Felix ct each - fxg5 500 each
slIiO; lois on hsymOndst near 81 ysnes-st with 3
90 rear each sozl0J. $50 each 500 lot corner 81
James and Felix 25xl2O tJ05: lo, sdiolainz on :,
Jame"'t same size, sj55 esen $40: 10. corner a.
isyete-svsnus and Coulion avenue 25xl2Q 500 lots
acJtining on avenue, same size 1915 each tLl25 los
on 'umDrri. nd e. near Gresne-syenue with lots on
each 2Jxl0o $50 each 81 $50: lot cor C,reeos.
avenue and Clmoerisoist 2jxD5 $ii5; lots al Joining
on svenue' saoe size. si2j, th70 do do do do $500
~ A Bsecxo.-5 hss-story brick buildings Nos ~.
y sno - Perry " 500; 100 shares Harlem Rsilrosd
stock. f5t
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Who will give "a Daye

The Wings of our City now holding their
Ward Meetings. and we respectfully suggest that
in each formal call be made for the names oithose
who are ready to give good days work to the
Cause on Tuesday next Let the names OF all
who will volunteer be taken down, and the whole
promptly apportoned by the Ward Committee
among the several Districts 40 as to insure that
i've to twenty men will stand by each poll through
the day while others are detached to bring uI
voters. We suffer almost every Election Tor th'
want OF active men TO call on the tsrdy Whis
voters In our strong holds and to stand by the po'
r. those Of our opponents. The polls may be eve
90 guarded 10 two thirds OF the districts yet the'
neglect in others where we have few or no reso
lutte workers. upsets the City
Wings Of every Ward we beseech you to looi
to this seasonably ana thoroughly
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IRON TIE sOITH.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 25-- 7. NJ.
A letter from a distinguished officer has been re-
ceivsI in this city which says that Gen Pillow
was wounded early in the action st the storning Of
Chaputepec, and that the command deyolved upon
Gen. Cadwaader, who shower himself as fearless
ia ieht as he il able in command. His Aid. Lieut..
Irons, was killed by hi. side, while he escaped
Gen. Cadwallader received the sword Of Gen.
Bravo in person.
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New-York Legislature SPECIAL SESSION.

SENATE. .ALsA~T. Oct 81 ?. NJ.
Mr.. BAHLow's resolution relative T. the appoint
ment Of Members Of Congress to Office passed
Mr. FOLSOM offered r resolution 10 abolish The
Banking Privilege Laid on the table
The Cana Appropriation bills were passed.
ASSEMBLY
a bill was reported 10 incorporate the Orinoco
Steam Navigation Company.
The Lien Law bin was ordered 10 be engrossed
Notice was given Of bill To repeal all Excise
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nROOKIYN AFFAIRS

NAyAL-The steamer Iris recently purchased
BY the 7. 5. Government, and designed, a. we under.
stand 10 ply between Pensacola and the Mexican ports
Tor the transportation Of the male. yesterday afternoon
took her departure from the Navy Yard for Norfolk Va
under the command Of Commander 5rsphen B. VII
ssu IL 10 said that After rsceying her fall complainant
Of and officers that the ris y III sail TO the Chsgrss
Win Commodore Jones sso goes out % relieve Com.
nodors RedIs.
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nv THE SOUTHERN MAIL

FLORIDA ELrcrros.-The Florid'oH Loco Oh
the leth inst says
conplete rsturns from ali the Counties 10 me sA's
have Dot been received but We have heard RON
20 satisfy US TIA, 10th branches OF ine Les'a'u'o
WING by decided msjorty.
This secures Wing Senator from the new state
wslsup BY Telegraph that the Wing majority in
the Sanata IL 3
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New.Nork Catfle lIarket-AoS

by our own Reporter
AMrket ISL Beef Cattle 50 Cows and Cslvss and
1000 Sheep and Lambs
Beef Caale-The rain storm this morning Interrupted
business 10 extent but only about ~ remsn over
unsold q the close Of the weeks business on Moudsy
night The sales we're mostly 1t prcss ranging - In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

GA Sunday night this 2itn O;t)5er. FREDERICK
LEIGH. aged - years.
lila irends and those OF his bro,hsrin law Charles
Cvle respectfully invited e. attend hs funeral on
Wednesday ths 27th inst from No. IL 81 Mark ace,
al O'Clock A. NJ. without farther Invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

r. General County Meetins.-The Wing fleet
!, Of the City and County OF Newh ORR are
,..mbls a. Lafayette Hall, 10 brosawsy opPo'e W.
u. on WEDNESDAY. October ~ n'i oeoc.' ',' .ss
=, ,...ivinx the Report Of the Delegates TO the
conv.n,on, and TO respond to the nominations
mere made for State ofheers ,..-,,-...
several distinguished speakers are expected %
=, meeting. By order ofthe General Committee
y J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman
ARM r. LAWRENCE Asst Chairman
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III A LETTER FROM GES. SHIELDS Is published
In tn- Uai0n dated Mexico. Srpt r. chiefly IN reyy 10
newspaper reflection upon the Medic1 stat With re
-reocs his treatment and suf-rngs when wounded
Cerro G0rdo lie speaks ia tbs very highest terms Of
the medical corps and especially Of his treatment BY
Dr. MrMullsn 20 whose under the Divine blessing
he sscrbs bic recovery He refers Ia conclusion. -
the capture OF tire city after most severe stru and
saws our whole force IN acton did exceed 6oOO
AIDING You may tel Il - the world. that army Of
bs,xesn and 700 hss taken the strongly fofthet cry
Of MEXICO with force of 20 5000 within It's was
CYs On Saturday night last the iewelry store OF
Nss,rs n Olns,ei a son wss brOker open snd robbed
~ pa.ry n, their stuck In trade 70 The amount OF hire
Thousand dollars 10 this lot twenty gold watches
thirty silver iorty ss of silver spoons pencils and
rins mo msrabs-in short nearly al the jevery OF
me s.r,h,hmsnt Ne< Haven Jour. 25Ih.
~ A new Baptist Church, not quite completed
~ss destroyed by ere In Mobile Alabama on inc l2'n
insl Supposed To have been Set 90 nre
u Mr. James Wentworth. one OF the publish
Of the Boston Trssscp< died In that city sunday
morning. Of Affection OF the hest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

~ Sgnor BLIrz acted wisely In deteulug hs de-
parture another week would be tho hish' Of Jolly
leave New-l ork while he Is doing good business
No audiences can be pleased with the performance
than the that assemblies nightly AZ the Society Library
sufficient proofo OF IT, This evening several feat will
he nerfn ned
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RAIrrNoRx. Oct - ?. y

The Flour market Is on the decline sales OF n .,
.,5 !, We mad, today At s. 50 Baltimore City Mills
commanded the price. White Nnest 70 ne'o ~
it0s i43 and Rod u. 4 l3l. C0rn-Whte bFtnss o.
20; Yellow Is - Oats are hef nfm Al ~ '''
Whisky IN b5ls 81. Corn Meal 81 t2t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

RIcuELrEu DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PESs-Tbes 10
danger Of the nibs Of these pens coming 3D. Theyw
the best and cheapest pens use, and the points war
raned. Sold exclusively by b. Il. WATSON CO. " VIII
lam-st door below Wallst and " sayAss, " fgl
who offering all kinds Of gold pens whole
sale retail at the very lowest prices Gold pens with
pencils IS cts 81, 81 50 sold al 81, 81 30 and e. else
where Gold pens carefully repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

~ We are compelled By the pressure Of other
natter 10 defer he appearance Of onr Complete Ls'
! (Ae SILVER MEDALS oicarded at the Great r ar
''l.st closed. II ~H proJabiy appear IN oDr Even
NJ Edition
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bnsiness Notices.


~ dutEaH, 1877, FashioE for Gens'rsns Has III
bs introduced on Friday Sept 3. The Biaes BsdS1
Has manufacturing will embrace important
improvements rscenty perfected by us and In quality
and elegance of style VIII bs uneqused by any here,o-
fore offered They will be readily distinguished by ih'
nap which wden ag,sied BY the air becomes detached
Into delicate and graceful js fottans iesture char
seiersto OF the choicest quality OF genuine Beaver
<si0r HoAss, ". aug ~. ls47 suA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

~ srxAnsaip HrskssA. from Boston Tor Liv.
srpso arrived u Hsiisx lssh iost In ~ hour passage
ssd isf ssns day Win sight psssssssrs sddisioosi
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GOLD PgSs.-Focts stubborn hings-That y. w.
CREATION Co. II Cedar-st have the best assortment Of
Gold Pens TO be- found In the city Is an admitted fact
That their prices (sncs their late feiucton ccnsds
rabe than those Of any other house fact well ABown
to many and easily ascsrtsined by all Any pen sold else
where Tor 81 they will sell for 81 81 Gold Pens repoined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

Y Henry W. Bishop of Lsnox. has been APP
pointed the Delegate to the Loco foco National
Convention from the Berkshire Congressional Dis
trict Mass Phineas Allen Jr Plttsfeld substitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

INTERESTING STATEMENT TIE EMPIRE srsrr.
ScHUYLERyILLE, New-fOrk, April 20, IN
MR. :. w. FowLE-Dsar SIR desire 70 benefit The
afflicted has induced me to make the following staieusn
Of facts Ny son. years Of has beeH
Hiced, during his whole life. with constant cough sns
pain the chest accompanied with night swes,s and hse
tic fever which produced great emsnciation aud debility
During this time he atteoded by many physicians Of
the highest epate, whose prescriptions gave but tsmPos
ry relief All ns Ehbors who him REGARDED him"
who rapidly approaching early and preu'si's
grave s4s prevailed upon BY friend To try Wssf'
Bslssm Of VIVID Cherry. He commenced its use, and "'
frat bottle gave him astonishing relief and after usnso
bottles MIA disease overcome, and he was restored
sound and permanent health WM. PEITiiI'
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the wispg"
Pnee dollar per bottle. six bottles for i've do'
For sale by A. y. d. SANDS, Druggists, !" fuuAs
corner Of William, Agents for this city, also At 20
way, and II East Broadway and by Drussis" ssns'"'
tho ghout the United States Beware VI coansr's'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

Tar RESULT ~ GsORGIA-The Savannah Re-
publican IN announcing the gratifying intelligence
that the Wings OF Georgia have elected a majority
Of members IN both branches Of the Legislature
says
- This /. victory worth having II gives ustwo Uni
ted States Senators Judge OF the Supreme Court OF
Errors for six years three or four Judges of superior
Courts Solicitor General. state Ofcers. &c sc. snd
above ell. il nsures TO the state OF Georgia eontinu
Of Wing policy under which she has Ptospercd %
sounisutlv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

n,ei.l meeting Of th. Committee will be held on TUES
Jay EVENING, October %, at halfpss o'clock at The
,rosdwsy House. BY order
] PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman
ABRAHAM X. LAWRENCE, Noe-Chn
y ,y q: uarLDs Secretaries o25 2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

PoLrcE-The store Of J. w Hsupp. ia Grand
Of x.s burg larousy entered one night lsst and
robbed Of quantity Of knives rszors scissors aud other
cutlery 10 the value of $50. The thief has not been
arrested A woman named Elizabeth Quinn was az
rested Yesterday by officer Duh0n OF the seventh Ward
charged with numbering her cnid lew months old By
thro.ius IL into the snk. from which place the body
recovered yesterday. She wss detained Tor exam
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

n Mr.. CLofrs Of the New. Haven and Spring
ssld route viii accept our thsnis Ter copy of the
ssssss xass Of yesterday In advance of the mail de
livery.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the weather prove isvors'

Drnrc,rros-should tho weather prove iavora'
~, - ,no,rov the new Methods, Episcopal Church 10
pan. near Po~er.., Will b. d~iie-'rd Tor p'1'0e
service BY bishop Jane. 10 the afternoon sermon
an - r,s..sss Nv Rev J. J. Matthias sud in the even
,pg. Rev. r. sensy will deliver discourse
PoLror-A person by the name o. so 90 s.,,os on
s,,rdsv svapog i.s, broken into the workshop OF M
Ksne Carpenter In Desnst setting heap OF
on sre aud stealing from the premises qusnsy - -
.ss ,xh, .,.,sd In his defence. that while 10 ssr
Of ntoxics,on hs took the tools but denied al pA.e.
IN hrsskins into the building setting u on nre-
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vertisesnt Of o. H. CIspT in another column. 'TT sh
sAsDss sARsAPARiLLA.-in the Autumn, when tue sJ'
TEN Is exhausted by the torrd heat Of Summer ana s
secreye organs but lsnguidly perform their functions In
dcaons Of improper state Of the lfesus,ainins naa
and Of sluggish circulation, frequently apPe" m mo
surface Of the body in the shape q bss ulcers un"ns
sores fiery cutansous eruptions There exists now
ever remedy for these ghtly srupons, In sandss
sar.apsrla By restoring tho blood to heslthfsl state
giving gentle stimulus the whole circulation aud "
peeay the vessels on surface and at the same time
operating gentle aperient, II soon restores healthy
condition to the n1ids aud 10 the skin fair and smoo
appearance.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail. BY g. U.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fulton. OF VII
iianl-st rs Broadway and ~ Fast Broadway. York
Sod also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for 3.
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,.zz.,a srArE noMrNATIoNs.

WILLARD FILLMORE, Erie
-. HAMILTON FISH, Sew-YoFh-
80. So. .CHRIsT'R MORGAN, Csyass
-s.r.., e.. AMBROSE L. JORDAN T.
r~rc ...ALvAH HUNT, Chsnsns'
h GO, 2. s.ssy Chas. b. Stuart, Mon'0'
(Jaeeb Hind, oris;hs
Cs~si Con, Neisea J. Beach, Levi
m.ssbo~<rr }Charies Cook chemons
fD.v,d d. spescer, TompLin'
sssfs Prsso~ Sr..r ~ Consst0ck, Albany
" Ia,ysesor'. Jcss b. Gedney' "e'''he''ef'
Election. Tuesday, Nov. 2. one Day on'
.yo,, srryRrsR TO SUNSET.
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quality, from IS 10 n y ewt OF the ossrioss 600 hs.z
were Southern and the rest New York Stats Cstsle.
C0ss and csirss-Thers vss . smaller number TIA,
usual the sale this week Prices are srm Il from s,s
TO $50 snd et5 All sold.
sss<p and LS~s'-Press Of sheep utl a5ass 80 10
~ IS. Lambs s rs cts TO u 80 The market 10 ALUM.
dainty stocked, and 400 are on the market unsod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

RAILROAD TO NORTHERN Nav roRK-We
learn that the farmers and business men on the
line Of the proposed Railroad from the Erie aud
Western Railroad at Rome, Oneida Co. to Wa
tertown, Jefferson Co and thence to Lake Ontario,
at Cape Vincent. are subscribing to its stock with
great spirit resolved that the Road shall be built
Immediately. We understand the Secretary of
the Board Of that Road 10 at Johnson's United
States Hotel and is preparing To make call on
this City for aid II the capitalists and merchants
of New York are alive to their own interests they
will strike while the iron 10 hot" and secure to
themselves the business of vast region Of coun-
try which mag slip through their fingers il hesits
ton or delay ensue Boston will next year have
reached Lake Champlain through New Hampshire
and Vermont on two different lines. and will be
prepared to prosecute the extension to Ogdens
burh and Lake Ontario with vigor The proposed
Rome and Watertown Road passes through Ter
tile, thriving and productive, though but hal
developed country. and will inevitably secure q
large trade and travel from the moment IT Is
opened The route is an easy one, and will So
cure large Canada commerce to our city. Sue
eess to the Rome and WATERFOWL Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

q terrible not took place among the bremen
Of Baltimore Friday evening. which resulted 10 The
sping Of much blood and tee % Of 81 least ons II
not more Hves About o'clock some miscresni set
TIRE h an Ice house which drew oct the entire nre
department OF the city. Before the flames we're sgp
pressed some Of the nrsmen commenced nshrns which
soon became % general that thres or lur hundred
were engaged In n Knives and pistols freely
ussd with clubs iron spsnnsrs &c 10 protusion ~oi's
others threw brscxs ard stones unfortunately into
the crowds The police interfered and arrested sooai
twenty OF the ringssdsra Doe Of the police. Mr. NJ
ers 10 ssid 70 have b--n slishry wounded 9th bal
from pistol and u ssid We have sho two Of bis ssss
ants. Tuo others OF the police. hsssrs Gross sod
Leszrc severely cut In the head ~ffn orefs and
had 10 BE- carried home A younz man named Bond VA
ssot 10 the abdomen and died before &c could be COO
vsyed 70 bic hooA
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Don't Het |.

II you do. your vote may he challenged and
thrown out. however undoubted your quslics
tons. Our triumph will be amply gratifying with
out winning money. We can give our State
Ticket 7,cenfy TO 7hirty Thousand majority If w
will l, il only necessary to poll the Wing vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

THE EPIDEsIc.-The report OF interments ior
for the pas, week shows that the health oi 'hs cry 70
srs8uaIiy Improving The total number OF internents
wss lO9 against l3j The week previous Ins inermenn
from yellow fellow 81 against ie the preceding
week The improvement hss been greater tn- ia1 40
three days than II w.s during inc carry p~ o. nc
week We nave every confident hopes that very soon
shall Dot recognize the lever a. an epidemic me
report Of the Charity Hospital tor the We mas been
Dearly the same for tn two preceding weeks lnrre
have been between 100 SnG 80 admissions OF ell oiseas
60 each week and during each OF the three weeks Il
deaths Of yellow fever.
FK0sT Win grea; plessure We announce 10 our
Distant rsaters the advent q cooler ~estn-f- INC
pi,b NJ Wdness.v ls.i there was slight frost Ia the
country round about tbs city ~ " nc 4tn'
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" The proofs Of the efficacy Of extensive 30,
IN country newspapers, IN every Instance IN
been tiled are such that no of ordinary oDseI
fail 10 have complete aud perfect
Of It's power multiplying customers a, 10
and anas-ins fortunes The Agent, v b. PALAhs I,,f.
ofhce IN the Tribune Buildings, Is daily receins N shs
tisement. and subscriptions Tor the best papers ID "
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II GENERAL TON THUMB having concluded to
take passage In the Norherner, for Charleston next
Saturday consented TO continue bis Levees at the
American Museum every morning. afternoon and even
Ing III lhs, lime Thousands who have heretofore failed
10 ses him will be sure avail themselves OF thu oppor
ubiy Ills hours arc II o'clock. A. NJ; quarter 10 g.
and ?. NJ; I and s4 In the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

W,sHssros CsoogERY sross. Iss Willam-'t SOC ed
vertlsement u o. IL CL.yt IN another column Ut st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

~ GEORGE HAYDocK, the Hudson wood
sawyer, will speak Temperance At st. Lube's Build
ing corner OF Hudson and Grove its. this evening"
Come friends and foes