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er..g, Army Battery.
5000 tsn-ineh shell, 9Olbs. each.
500 round shot, 25lbs. each.
20O eight inch howitzer shells ,6Slbs. each.
.a I'd Gen. Patterson's Napy Battery. 8r
1000 Paixhan shot, ga 65lbs. each.
500 round ahot, 32lbs. each.
lMasquito Flecs, Capt. TaiaaH.
1900 shot and shell. averaging 62lbs. each.
Making in all 8, 700 sho. and smell, weigh
ing 1000 lbs. i sa .ah bar .4af II
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\ To BoIL SALT MEAT gTxSDKR.-Put the
meat over The Gre in cold wafer, and never
suffer il, to boi.. faster than a gentle simmer
yr Il will be had and tough. When done,
beef will ssperato easily from the bones---
ham and tonugc from the skin. A large
shoyeIfal Of wood ashes maybe put inio the
water in which ham or smoked tongue is 70
be hoilsd, and some hay at the bottom ofihe
pot. Allow quarter Of an hour for every
pound of ham,. For coraed ribs or plate
piece Of beef, when we'll boiled take the
bones out. cAreluily, and put il into good
shape BY wrapping abou, il nearly ~ the fat
and loose hanging pieces; then put j be
tween Two pieces Of thick plsnks, kept for
The purpose, and press !, uatil perfectly cold
viii, 4 weight, ssy fiiiy,six. Il makes iugs,
smooth slicss ,whsn cut, snd .t breakfast 81
luach Il il positively dslisisus. Agrics|ssr-
isf.
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Tnn wAr OLD lRouon AND RrApY TanArs

TnH WAY OH Royon AND RrADY TRnATs
DxsERrERs.- AmsnE the Aineidsnis Of the
battle Of Buena Vista, we end the following.
Gen. Taylor seems TO have way Of his owA
in most everything:
ri Among the prisoners taken were Two de.
serisrs from our own ranks.-Thsy were
brought before Gen. Taylor, who ordered
the wrstehts 10 bs drummad oui beyond the
lines. Such rsscals, NO said, might do for
Santa Anna--they would no, sui. him--and
i, would be wasting powder and shot 10 shoo,
them. They we're therefore, drummsd out
to the tuns Of the Rogue's March.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-05-07

SuDDEN Dr.covERY.-Faaay, dent you
think that Mr.. Bold is a handsome man." y
"Oh, no--I cant endure him. He 10
homely enough" m aro ~
swell, he's fortunate, At all events; for
an old aunt has just died aud left him Fifty
,hausand dollars"
Indeed! 10 il irusi Now come TO rscel.
leci. ,hsrs ia certain noble air about hiM,
aud he has 6ns eye--,hat eanao. bs de-.
nied."
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-05-07

Ills ExCELLxNCY, Inc UOfeInOI OI OnlO.
That tbs requ,si,ion may be carried into
effect without confusion or delay, the follow
lug regulations will be observed:
/. Volunteers will enrol themselves into
companies, take the oath and elect their
officers. a 40d4giaa y,ays K
2. The captains ofthe several companies
of volunteers will report in writing 10 ths
Department tho fact of their organization
and acomplote roll Of the company, officers,
musicians and privates. b atii al ir UjsI za
\, 8. The ten companies Of Infantry and
one company Of mounted Volunteers first du-
ly organized and reported 10 this Office will
bs accepted. '- "'At@' 'o-'''
3 a. Volunteers will net leave their homes
until they are org,nized into companies and
accepted, and until they receive from this De-
pariment orders to march TO the place Of rem.
devious. eD '''' 'A' '''''
5. II will be seen by the terms Of the re-
QUESTION that all Unnecessary expenses, which
may be incurred agreeably to law" will DO
paid a, the place ofrendezvous by the proper
officers of the Staff Departments Of the Uai-
ted States: WILLIAM BEBB,
10 tua .o Governor ofthe State of Ohio.
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Shot Thrown AT THR BoMBARDxENr.- -
A correspondent, Of tho New Orleans Del.
ia states that during ihs bombardment, eul
army threw the following aumser and size o
.hat.
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EpIroRs. .-An Editors duties, even in .
case comparatively unimportsni. are snor-
nous and unthankfal: those he praises, "love
him less than their dinner" and those he
finds faul, with, hate hira "worse than the
dovil." II he step out manlally, he can
scarcely help treadiag on somebody's tees,
who will make poin, ofnsver Forgetting it;
while those on whom he may b.stow COM
menda,ion (sven ifao'hing more substantial. }
during his journey, will quietly place !, all TO
ihsaccouas Of their own norris The Bull
der. ~ W. at. e,G @n Elsai q 1"t3
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Produce and Country Msrosaadse arriving .e-p- Yors
Abany and Ma ysrk Las l. ~ Bfsaa5d- Bsyse Insis-
rancst77 bbls a0ur W Br.insId p DO Bsbcocs Co
az do Fream; 100 do Allen Pa1on; 255 do Herrck
an Buskrk - Do Hollist,r Johsston bbs ashes kss
butter ke1f, Poaz Co; 81 sess batter Blydenbarsh
Co, 10 bbs ashes Bss CLARK DbD. 10 kefs butter Phil
lips Aborn; frk butter Mcbride Lord
si1ifffure Lsae A Ias saHfuood & Co-Borge = Hsrf-
100 bols aouI D0~s Cary 5l4 do 20 hf DO noaf boil.
apples hoyt >on 90 Do to-r NJ Morgan. 40 Do
% spplr, Levi. worcrk5; 90 " Martin; q Do
1913 90 Thom. Haley; a. 30 Crommelin& shaw:
- do Wilson; q nIks butter Bnnkerhof Weeks ~
Bost~ics Mastertou
S.ue LINZ Bargs Lady "a. R>assllaer-8i5 bbs four
Johnston; 10 90 Maafeld. % do Phillips Aborn F;
seJ DO Wolfe loo DO W Alton; 30 DO 2 Essrs ,
- 90 W N 90 Do~s Guiteau "a bbs do Ye.yerton
re,to~s y Do apples PAX Conoyer
10y sHd ~ To~ Boat L">, c Tset-Bsres Hsrerles
az 6bls tour Leksd. Adams Co. 80 do saydsrn sage
90; TO do Buckley 49, do Coson. 90 DO % DO
SEQ sgydAn. sac Co y DO Pork z NlS4al s99
edo eour u 40 butter - DO crsnberes Ayr-. Tuus
Nea-lsrs AID Troy Linz. " = g. lffft-Bsrge 5 War.
ren-l7oo obs bo1r saycsm, S1se Co; - Cox frx
butter simmons bols shes Kent Posx 4 CO, 100
ROBERTSON Weir; a BIS chs cheese Dsrl.Sx Albert,
cks do Johnsons 10 bxs do kssa butra a
tergas0n Sherman kess DO Scath~ortb Lssalh<ld
Beach Brown Shields 10 DO - bbls eranber4~s 70
erseri go oes apples Isaac Reed Kegs butter 70
Soufhworth. Litchf-d Beach; 10 tubs brusr Ho,poes
soas 10 cas- cheese > w Goodridse
I'd Trey Lu"e, PePe CaflIa-bsrgs Pope Caflsn-l1 q
co.s nses sayG.1 ksea Go, 1894 bush wheat Bows
lfsessH hfrer To-tsa. Lta> Hsu r P,ase- Ea>r, ~ ~
S<'uaTd dis s6s hogr Bennett: ssIi bash rye
las Asn aa1 re os Asp.es CroPsey Olinarn, Jos
tubs batter Smith, hrks butter condi, Noble Ia
40 wallace Wieks y 30 Adams, IS bhls apples I r
White Dol eggs Knapp BAKER
k1e< I'zoesf Lia<, n bsndcsaer-- Barge Sarah AHa
os5 bls 1ouE 1Jo bush Wrsht Co. 5i2 bls 40
pies Powers ~ DO Clearwater, bis cider POI
lard; ~ BIS .ppies bon do kil5grn.
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>,,w-York Lesi-Iature-srrcI.L SESSION.
SENATE. ALBANY. DC, FL P. II.

SENATE. ALBANY. Oct I'll r. NJ.
The Sen ate went into Committee on the bill IN
provide for Mode Of Appointing Notares Public, and
s,,er some di ,cussion the bill Was passed in Com.
mi;tee fthe Whole The power Of appointment
in cities is confe red on the Common Council New
York CITY is excl lded from the operation of the bill
Adjourned for " ant Of quorum.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill in a,ion 20 Enlarged Locks on the Sen
ecs and Cayuea Canals was read third time and
passed
The senates bill for the Incorporation Of Cities
and villages was reported without amendment
The House unanimously disagreed to the amend
nents of the Senate to the general bill for the In
CORPORATION OF Religions and Benevolent Associs-
tom. and a Committee of Conference was ap-
pointed
The Canal Appropriation bill came back from the
Senate as three distinct bills. Referred.
The bill giving mechanics a lien in New-York.
&c was ordered ~ a third reading. having been
amended by requiring a notice of the hen claimed
to be filed in the Clerks Office.
Mr.. SMALL gave notice Of a bill aPpropriating
900 TO defrsy the expense of removing to this
State for burial the remains Of officers and soldiers
of the State who have fallen in the war with
Mexico
DAVID WILMor Of Pa is now here. He is TO
address the radical Locos on Friday evening.
The arrival Of boats by the Canal is much de-
layed by the fressses.
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General Episcopal Convention.

EIGHrEENIH DAY. CSnetAata-
A resolution wassntroduced and passed 10 send
message to the House Of Bishops askirs Il that House
had any farther bassess before il but subsequently
was rseonsltsred aud nesahvsd
A message from Ire House Of Bishops Informed me
Hou.s that the Bishops had not eoueurred win the
Hou.s la lis sueDdmests 10 the canon OF me renAy
0. Suspension
GA motion Of pr. Hawk. Committee Of Conference
wss sp2cintes consisting the part OF the Hoa'- eDr
Hssks declining u ssrve) o. Or. Jarvis. Dr. Osiey
eni Judge Cnsmoers
Ai,.r GOOD deal 81 discussion Il WAS voted 10 INFORM
the House OF Bishops tas Hous- would soo1rn ins
day a, IL o'clock or earlier.
Ea,aias s.,,t0z-Tbe Repor, OF the Joint omuiis;se
on the General Theological Seminary ives read Ins
Committee we're ssans, suntrJ changes contemplate
In TIE Constitution 1t The Seminary. Tie 'n.nef ""
postponed 70 the next CoaTennoa- ..
Toe Commift-o on Expenses r-ported asi mere vas
basuea 10 the HANDS II Treasurer from the forroer
Conreun AMI thss was funds enough on h.no 10
pay u. EXPENSES 81 .as present one-
IL Mui.rns Of Va moved that the Committee on The
Of he PRAYER Book into tbs Dsrst
consist Of three and las the Chair have po..r 10 ap
point them Ater suitable inquiry carried Inc nun
Or aft-rwsrd incruss-d 90 Ok
The Committee 81 Conferences reported nat ne Com
tt,r on the par, u TIE Hous- Of BstoPs hat agreed
70 concur Nth the saoensn-nu q ne canon 90 the
rrisi OF B-sEOps aiqpted ~ ne hoa.e
Rsv Dr. Pro.l IA 1ir-c THAT bad o>ec done with re-
s.rd 10 AZ Edition q the Prayer Book 10 the Welsh
sacsge And as Il dd not spP-sr that sny;hrz had been
done D. moved tk.t new COMMITTEES Dc appointed 70
tsk. ebay. n the matter Csrri-d Add the Chair az
voinred Rev DR. Pro.i. Rev. Mr.. H1shes and Rev. Dr.
Van iDxen
roe raenhsr. of the Joint COnnis,s- preparing =
standard Eaitson o the Bins resypOt1t-d- mes
.sz- from tne House Of Bishops va recered. 10 tire
a-ei raAi that Hoasr hsd eon-1rred In The SANE and
asd rskg2olnied tier pOrrisn OF tee !ois Committee
he Joint Com aitt-e on Canon Law made report,
one point OF which sss thr- clerical snd three sy
scpan-s would ,. a sufsei-ni representation In the
House from cscn D1crss snc thai once In sevea years
Ton bot that n as .asx p-disni 10 make such
changes In the Constellation. Lid on the table
Anisssssr rrcs.sc5 trnr ~ Hose q Bisho2s,
eoat4usas rsso.-oa etsssing coSrsusioa Of he
Rozrd Of Missiocs.-Ac Doafacd.
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PrrEH,suEe. ga 81 l0P. ".
From the Indian Country.

CINCINNATI Oct 80 r u
The Louisville Courier has letter from st
Louis dated Oct - stating tina, several ssutsusn Of
the American Fur Company had arrived q, 81 Louis
from the Upper Missouri country They left Fort Pierce
500 miles above the mouth Of the Mississippi four week.
ago.
T'ns Indians were quiet. The murders during the
sumter were mainly by psrnes of Pawnees An In
a.n missionary In ons Of the Pswnee villages had been
murdered by spsriy of Sioux
Thers wsss party Of ouoes at Council Bus Who went
n Blue Lick, sioux country. and murdered = dozen
sioux in revenge-the nunb,r murdered by Sioux lss,
Spring.
There no from Santa Fs Intelligence for
Two months had been daily expected. Tho steamboat
mon Kntoa sunk 23i inst, q, Cat Island and will be
to,s lose No lives were lost.
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rhird and si.lh Wnrd--A.,cmbI,.

We rejoice IN being able 10 state that all the
Wings Of these two Wards oddly conioined in
an Assembly District, have made their nomination
in perfect harmony aud will support it with resist
less enthusiasm. SIMEON DRAPER, Jr WAS
the candidate first selected Tor Assembly. bat the
pressure Of his extensive Auction business con
strained him to stand out against the urgent en-
treaties OF hundreds OF his fellow citizens and per
sst in peremptory declensioa. His unAitersbls
resolution was announced Ia the following letter
SxwYoHk Oct 25, 1871.
GENTLEMEN Piesse sccept my Acknowledgements
Tor your preference In sclscios - candidate Tor
the Assembly ic toe Second District Ia cecniog The
proaered honor permit me % express tie hope TIA,
you will the services Of more able to repre-
sent TIE District and who viii 10 al respects faithful
conform 10 the principles and interests 70 which you o.
earnestly and sincerely devote yourselves
With great respect your oo~clsns servant
: DRAPER ir
To Mesys Il W CHE ps snd oiA1s. N0.'s C0n1l,tss
The Committee reassemblsd on Tuesday eve
ming. and on the frs, ballot unanimously selected
LANES BOWEN Of the Third Ward as the
Wbis candidate for Assembly. This IS an sdmi
r.ble choice Mr.. RowfS Is liberal and capable
Whic. Of mature experience and solid worth, and
vii make an excellent Member. And We are en-
sbled 10 add thar he has accepted the nomination
The District Raif, ing Meeting tales place at the
North American Hotel, BoEery, fsis ersErHg, and
we are sure il viii be large and spirited. Whis'
Of the Third and Sixth be there
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Z. c. KE,lP. AUCTIONRER.

ExTEssIvE CATALOGUE SALE OF GEsTEEL FUKn-
rrRE-R- c. kEsP will sell. tnis day, a. the large
spacious store, 81 Broadway nearly opposite the Tab
sruaes, .very large and handsome collection Of about
40 lots rosewood mahogany and black walnut cabns and
upholstered furniture Of the very best styles and work
uaanshi, which viii be found ~e worthy the attention
Of the trade hotel keepers and families Aiso second.
hand sFnisare With which the sae viii commence Sew
OF sOod secondhand faGniiafe Brussels
sHpsa, cooking sovss nsrbs,0p saloon tables &c %
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Died.

osrruAsr pied on tho lsth lest at Eat P.sc.so.,
Mississippi THxopoRic BLAND SKINNER ~eoni 90 q,
: sxiNSxs Do~ Of his City. Cut OF 10 the prime o.
manhood his widow and two young children have be-,
lef, 10 mourn fate tbs, might be called anun,l,
we're DO, in the order Of all ~iss Providence ,e,
the kind,., and devoted sons husbands and she
such be thus often taken away At the v,ry
moment whom they TO be mos, endesred and ruo.
nesds 10 those Who delight 10 sbelr society and ocs
I'D % them for support.
At Brooklyn on ihs 10th lest SUSAN NJ daughter Of
D. K Dodge IN the s0th year OF her age
The friends and scqlsnisnces Of the family sr. 70
spcc,'uly iayi,ed o. attend her funeral this Ibuv.s,
afternoon At oelock. from her late residence. No
Stronf plsce. South Brooklyn. Funeral services n
Christ Church. whence her remains will BE- ,ssea %
Greenwood.
-, We call the attention Of our readers 10 the ~
of lumber ., the corner OF Tseniy thirdst and Eha
avenue 90 Friday At lOi O'Clock. See Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

~ WILLIAM B. WEDowooD, We learn, was
last evening selected as the Wing candidate for
Assembly in the Fifth Ward. Though young
man We knsx Mr.. WEp0wooD as an efficient
working Wing as long ago as lsiO, and such he
has been ever since The Fifth Ward ought to
give Three Hundred majority for the whole Whig
ticket, and we trust it will not falter on such an
occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

LAND SALES BY TIE SOLICITOR or THt INA
st-Ry-We learn tns, the sealed proposss tor the pur
chase of the ntsrest of the United stats In snos &C
quired IA the payment OF debts were tns usy open, -
-, solicitor In Or, .ence Of several officers OF the
Treasury Department Bids were received i.r esen ps
eel advertised and many OF them stloerApre lhfrs
were in all more than i've thousand bids Ioese are q.
a. b. entered on bid books before Il can be sscertsoed
which are the highest Every excrton Will D. msde 70
decide this At the earliest possible moment when nouee
will De given to those whose bids shs have been sceept
"a Iris probable that sales Of all the advertised properly
have bacu made II 80 the solicitor may congratulate
himself upon entire success In bis plan Of GALE
Ws.hiogton Union, 20.
A SExIOFrIciAL AsFRAr.-A ARRAY occurred
at West Elizabeth. Allegheny County on Monusy las"
s,,ysn Mr. Percivsl Postma s,er aud Justice OF the
Peace and Brant The latter threatened the former
with ride which proved 10 be unchaTsed lie tnen
rs.orted 10 brickbst which he east 81 MI ferciva
head Therrupon Mr. = drew areyolver and nfed al
Brsn, the ball passing few inches above his heal
Both were arrested and held 10 bail. Newark Adv. Hn.
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MAnRfIn

o. ressdsy evening. 9otn isst 1t he Church "a 4,
Holy Evangelical BY Rev Beoj .nin Evsns Mr. JAMEsr
BEANt> =" Ni.- >AksH n WARD both II ~, 80.
Tire ls'.er formerly OF wnkesbrre Pa
Wtkeshsrre p.p-rs plesse copy
On Friday evening Mr.. ABRtM W WATSON =.
Fact Cambridge. MUS. 70 Mio FRANCES N BtJtf "
Chsrlssto~n. Mass.
fCs@ Boston papers please copy
On tho 2id inst by Rev. Henry Chas@ TBOs
BENNETT. OF ths CITY, to MATILDA WARD q
St.ten lsls,d
10 Pnllsd-Ipbis. ortpb-r 25 BY Rev wnBsm A D..
nass. MELANiS d. GRtssE. dsushi.r Of no..
Fletcher Fac 70 GEO GUNNER. Jr Of isr..y ,.i,s
Al Castle. Wyoming. 90. on Thursd.y. elu lr., b,
RsvE II Wheat Mr. J. w ELDRlDGE u Mana
KIET PARsHALL. su VI that place.
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~ TH,pprus DAVIS is the Wing candidate

rSs THADDEus DAVIS is the Wing candidate
for Assembly in the Tenth Ward and we learn
that be is one Of the right sort-young In years but
mature in Judgment. an industrious journeyman
mechanic and n jealous. inAexible Wing His
opponent is likewise young man. bat OF an inves
erately Office seekisg tribe, and We hope the work
Ing men Of the old Tenth will stick to fhe# man.
and let the Office holders do as they can with theirs
Our working friends say the Ward can be carried
snd icW be.
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TJ PHILLIPS PHGsx was unanimousl

rFJ PHILLIPS PHGsx was unanimously
agreed on last evening as the Wing candidate for
Assembly in the First District, composed of the
First and Second Wards of our City. The fact
that such men as Mr. Phenix consent to accept
Wing Legislative Nominations this Fan is among
the strongest assurances Of our approaching tri-
umph The District is rather adverse Of late, but
such an effort the Wings can make, and ought
to make. with such candidate. will carry it. Let
il be resolved on at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

Ser cs.lrol.sr. .,IILLARD FILLMORE, Enc
l., Gsssr.or. HAMILTON FISH. Ssw-Yors-
secret, STATE CHRIST'R MORGAN, csyusA
=. Ai,ers<s Gsa.AMBROsE l.. JORDAN, n. Y.
o.. TreSsrer ....ALvAH HUNT, Chenanso.
-. St4is E.r,a<sr Chas. Is. stuart, Monroe.
(Jseob Hinds, OIlesns
tss4. Con-. Nelson J. Beach, Lewis
".H>~"' tCharies Cock, Chemung
- david ID. spencer, Tonpsins
SfaN IIuo" Isaac ~. COusstoek, Albany
bSSe"''' John n. Gedney, estehsstef.
Election, Tuesday, Nov. 2. One Day Only
FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET.
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1 WNcHELL has been lecturing in Geneva
10 crowded audiences The large Assembly room IN
tie Geneva Hotel tie occasion ara Informed
erosded to excess both nghs and the pspers add tia,
hls limitations Of Mike Walsh and other orators were
capital
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Produce, by the New.York and Erie Railroad

THfP5Tffd fPettalIy JoT IN Mo IoTF ITiban<I
"WEDNESDAY, Oct 24-Pcr Barge Sam n<i narcs-l4trhs
IS hogs met. Capt WickhArn; Is hrks p tubs
butter =, sheep Wiley = tnbs hrk butter hogs
Stevenson hrk 3 tubs batter IS hogs Dosen; tub
butter W Taylor do Dey IS hrks > tubs DO Young.
q tgh, rks do Sc hogs Capt Brown; - tubs rs batter
20 hogs bs bu sggs Capt Row - nests baskets Wag-
stas Got 40 bids steel Pie,on Co; bales yarn
SBIl.-tt
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~ PErER II. TIrus. an old and most respecta-
bic citizen. is the Wing candidate for Assembly in
the Seventh Ward. He has always Stunned Of
fee and now consents to run most reluctantly,
but he does consent, and will almost certainly he
elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

~ MERvIS A. BREWER has been nominated
for Assembly by the Wings Of the Seventeenth
Ward Though young, he is capable, popular and
worthy. aud can b. eio'ted if the Wing vote is
poled. The Ward Meeting to respond IS held At
the Henry Clay House this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

n sYBn LEssARD A Record Of wo-
mans Life By Mrs GARY. Author Of Ths Duke and
tho COa.i1, Sc" Ess bs,1 is.as4 y l. B. Peterson,
RailsaelPhiA, Sad 10 for sale BY w. II Graham.
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,urf Ca!endnr....THIs DAY

COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos l3. 81. rs l0l. 3d. i07,
100 49, III Il9 I2l l23 H. Part Mos 1876, 1875 700
20i 200 as $40 2i2 PA. PIC. 2s 20.
SUPERIoR CoURr-Ssms as yesterday.
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lid Dssrios-Janes C. Rutherford Vas Jas, night noE-
mated for Senator N The Lower District
IN, -RossT, Kelly. hear has Bees nor-s
Ted Nr senator IN ths uptown District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

y signor BLIrz gives one Of bis amusing en-
trtslnmens Il the Society Library ins evening BIS
performances positively elose after the Presen. week
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WING NOMINATIONS FOR SENATOR'S.

~ General Comnittee Of Democratic Whis
yauus Neu.-An al journed meeting Of this Committee
vii be held al the Brosdvsy House, on Thundsy even
"a. Oet "a Az halfp... O'Clock. By order
JAS. r. NJ BLEAkLEG, Chairman
Dth I, an sn'r" Secretaries oHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

P0LicE-Otscer Denniston, OF the Lower Police
Court Yesterday returned from Adtistorn. Conn. with
Daniel IL ParmaIee. whom ne arrested 90 bench var
rant tor obtaining qasniy Of goods from hessrs Ben
nins CoIxsns Of this City b false pre,sness he haF
ins shown stcr OF reference purporng % have been
.ritteu BY Mr. Brown q merchAn. Of Boston, which 10
declared forgery. lie detained Officer Covery
Il the Third Wsrd lsss evering took into custody
sllox DO gave ns John Williams on charge
OF having picked the pocket Of q e0untrymsn Of $50
While % board the steamboat Rip Van "inksc.
portion OF the macy found 10 po.sesson Of the
accu,et who wa lccked Up for EXAMINATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

PROM THE SOUTH.
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Ire Cabinet j. closry In session, sn< tee fre's-n' u
overwhelmed with busis-s- what causes him 10 COX
care. worn and cebitstr1
BALTIMORE. Oct 27-6 T ".
Young Turner. the defaulrer OF the Mechanics
Bank 80 had his trial and was found not guilty..
Flour has given way and thsrs hsve been few sales
Of Horsrdst at y, and 600 sbls Chg Nils At ..
though ), Is generally held at Is sses white Wheat
all p 70 81 and TO- family -four At " to 80 saes
red wheat % to 81 80 per quality and condition to
exien, Of 5000 bushsls Sales yellow Corn At 81 to e6
for mixed and 20 far white Oats are selling Of 20 cents
and Bye q, &c eta. Whisky. In bsls.3l cents No move
nent 10 Grocer beyond the suction sales reported zee
,erdsy Thers !, arnnsss In the Provision market but
,Ass very limited.
PrrEHssuEG. Oct q I0P.M
New. Orleans papers OF the Goth have come in by
,hi. mornings mall The correspondence Of the Pieay
uns from Baors Vista is the only thing Of note but Il
contain. nothing worth ieissrsphiug. ln'ermenis q,
Hs~ Orleans frorn yellow fever deaths At the CHAR
~ Ho.y,i. & The Wings have carried both branches
of the Legislature Of Florida