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Bnf G00DS.
 |Q and i4 heavy negro cot;ons; 4.I brown 70 she.iinss: blesehed cotton hsnneis; plain and Wi!icd red lannels Ky Jeans; P ad mesiro iibs"ys, fancy and dark rriHts iu ga diaper; bird eye diaper; Irish linens received an,I faf sale hy Nov I1. tu- MM R. WAIT
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Mr. REAEpoy SiR--Yoa ssiiI please 10 shaounce any name as candidate fer eity Reeofder
 DIV. GALLow4f.
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To THE EDroN og rBE BAysEs

To THE EDITOR oE THE BASSE: siE-You ~ill please announce my name a candidate for election to ;he Ofsce of city Recor der of the city of Lills Rock al the ensuing Jam uary election.
 JAMES \. HUTCHINGS. Nov. l6, is41.
 IT we are autaosiKrd to announce C. L. SULLIVAN, as Candidate for the of- flee of city Constable. at the ensaing eiee- ton.
 Ms RrAEDox--I wish through yoar columns to anaoasce myself candidate for the office of RKcoRega al the ensuing mWaicieai election. Dee Is, ls45 JOHN DAVIS.
 senatorial Candidate. SiA:
 You are aothorixed 10 announce aEe as csH- ,a,,iss ;o represent n 'be State Senate te aIs,lie eonprtsieg the coaaties of Saline and Perry
 II NJ. RECTOR. To ihs Editor ol the Bsanrr. Salias CSsats, .fsgssf s. isi7.
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PRINCES LINNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN
 AND NJ RSERI ES-FluShimg. N. Y.

A-fD NJ NNFsTtN fls---F INNaEHEs NJ 41SA NAf. K. PRINCE X co. successors 21stex of Wm. Prime aud sole proprietorS of eT<ss% his great collection of Fruit Trees, &c
 -Lsx> have just published their new descrip- tive catalogues, Beth editOn which viii be sent to poS' paid applicants.
 The assortment of Trees and Shrubbery is the finest in the nion, and the Fruit and oth T Trees are of the largest size. 4000 of the Pear Trees are in a bearing state. Ornamental Trees Il to 20 fe in height, and Evergreen Trees to l4 feet Sa.- t00 Roses, comprising every var,ety, and spiebdid Dahlias, Balloons Roots &c,, at 9 per cent lcss than the usual rates.
 Or3ers promptly executed and forwarded Us de- sire4.
 C'afaiogses eaH be seen at tAts oGee.
 Dee. fS41. 12-
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M NH~mcnD.

IAn GALLONS fBE&RS OIL The high -DO esi market pfies. ia eash, wili be giira for gooe soi pare Bears oii. bY
 1. W. TAPE. Mais si. Ll''is .0ek Dee :, lsi7. i3-sx
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Choctaw Land Scrip.

1n40 Acres, ia pseers oi -s. l5o sad 3zs lO-tO acres. for sale cheap, hy
 WI B WATT Des. S. isf7 D u
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Cbf Rarkets.
Onsee of ihe PicayRRe. , Tnesdav ENening, NaY. la. lslT {

Tacsday Evening, Nov. la. lsAT[
 This mornings mail hgoag | the anxioe~lx ex peeted correspondence by the sieamcr Acadia as ats The mercantile circulars. extracts of which vl bc sepad ia aaotsser par: Of eolamas @
 COTTON has experienced tesaa arArx advance in eoaSeqa acc of the aid given by the Bank of England ia of the saerchaats, which hoUa,vrr agaia loss when j. was found That the ssista nee granted was insufficient Tue iacreaseI rssi.n ,,es of oar croa recsixnd hy the Hhernia had Also haA inasaee, and the closing quotations for Mid- ding was lSs @l24d. Some parties la oar market b look upoA the sceonais as eueoars rinr and in eoaseqaeHce seHe 5000 biles were sold si irregular pai ices. bat th- bak of ite sales hay nv heca al 6 sS sc. for Mildling, and s' Ss7 ,e for Good Niddling. The lsarrh4Sss have b,cn prisci- laIly fSF Eny.l<h soceasi.
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De.criuiinn.

bS ihf tTnS ei nor;
 DAVID B. GREER, Secretary of State.
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' B5tR NocA NSf. ID. IF4t. ExncUfse-E OsYscg
 Little Rock.
 November lS, Isf7. Having examined tae foregoing adyertIsespens I sppnsye ii THOS. E. DREW. Ltttae koch, Nov. gt ie4t. 1l--td
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To lht Ioirrs of .at til. sl Li..l. l.ess:

ffttIIS tIIat UJ FHFfFUH The tnan hal HaeddIes with cOlI non $
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PnltAnrtrl.tA. Nareh 2. 'll

Price ol large bottles si; ot fos sj. Be~Arr o imitation.
 Dee. .. lsl7. I$-s@.
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NEW GOODS.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

Az IscIDEsT.-On Thursday evening last sin
gusr exhibition OF residing BY elsrvoyaDcs was made by
Miss LOOMS her rooms Ia tbs Chg Hotel and 10 the
presence Of several gentlemen, some Of whom
vert. 20 the science and others heretofore and probably
stl skeptics Two influential members OF society one
OF them distins uished legal fanctonary produced
paper with single word written on Il folded In many
assN envelopes This offered to ths inspection OF
Miss Martha Who after perhaps i've minutes c0s,dera
ton II scrutiny described Il enyeiOp covering
= white paper with = word Of six letters Tbs two out,
ward ods ssd 10 Dc VI white psPor the two inn>r
ones OF yeoE wrapping paper and ssty fold silver
I'll! with white envelop Immediately covering the clip
OF psp-r Ar i,e hesitation she spelt the word
Me1tcO This was pronounced 10 b. a msIaae, and
sne was sisi.eJ 10 Try sss.. But being ponrye shs
vas right, she declined. ard nosly tue package was
opened sad Two Enclosures Marco snt Aads0s, found
nsds
This circumstance explained 10 al present by
those conducting tins experiments having occurred In
their hfs writing Mexico the Clip aud concluding
After substitute Madison their neglect 10 with
draw the nTst written slip.
10 the course VI the experiments the lady remarked
to one Of the sxperimentsfs If tell you, will you give
up your unoeliefr Yes" replied toe other " and q
check for $50 beside. When the resslt knQwn, the
check WAS promptly written and promptly ped over.
The writer VI IL tnsn sdded thst would give her
smother SJ0ifsks would succesd well In the next
perimen. ne would make. Thin will be msce on her
nsxsEisil 10 this place. some few weeks hence.
Cincinnati Advertiser, Get IL.
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Inc debate 90 the case Of the Assistant, Bishop
elect OF ihno's va resumed and continued I'LL pes
ore O'Clock when the question WAS finally isssn spc
the motion to proceed 9th tho signature Of the teal,
nisls was lost
During the discussion message from ,ss House o.
Bishops announced their concurrence tho sppoia
rnen, Of Cincinnati IS The next place Of meeting.
Aer ,his the order OF the day wss called up namely
the new csnons reported By the Join, Committee on
the memorial from the Diccoss Of Sswfork-
Ths hrst canon wss dlscassed. several srasndusnu
we're adopted and others proposed pendias which
hour OF three having arrived the Houss sdjouraed Il
the usual hour this morning.
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Vermont Legislature Omcisl Vote for Governor
Corresponds nee Of The Tribune

tOrfesponds nee oil ibs ifiouh-
MONTPELIER Oct H. l5i7-l2a
The Senate has organized by the election Of Hon
GsORGE r. HoDGEs President pro temF'ore' DEWITT
c. CLARKE Secretary. THOMAS z. PowtRs Assist
ant Secretary and Rev. f. j. Scott chaplsin-aH
Wings but the Chaplain, which is not treated ssa
party matter.
Ia the House Hon. SOLOMON FooT, Wing. was
elected Speaker the first ballot by four majority
Solomon Foot Wing .---.-.---.---.-.-----lu
WyJs Lyman. LocO------.-----.---..-.-- ~
HcraiioD N,edhsm Abolition .-----.------- ~
FsRR.sD z. MERRILL, Wing, of Montpelier was
elected Clerk by majority
Ferrsnd r. Merrill. Wing. ..-.......------.V1
Charles e. Eastman. Loco. ------...------- ~
Joseph Poland Abolition. .----------------- u
Fire o'clock +. M-The canvsssing committee
has Just reported the following result on the vote
for Governor which send you, compared with the
vote Of last year
f9l1 GOVERNOR. 1870.
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BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
WING ysCTORYIN FLORIDA.


BALTIMoRE. Tuesday Evening Oct ~
The Florldo Sentinel states that the Wings nave
succeeded in electne welve or thirteen Of the nine
teen members. comprising the Senate OF '0''u'
Il j. doubtful which party has majority u '''e
House Of Representatives.. but there I" not tue
-. .,s, the Wings will have ma
;ori,v in Join, Ballot Of the two Houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

IlLsIss Oh Ma. GAKKIsoS.-We heard last
evening With deep regrs taN VIM. Lloyd Garrisoo
whose iioess at Cleveland We mentioned short time
ssee having far recovered " to venture to stsri for
home. sssssd respse ., uoAs Buffalo and that ihsre
were but 'hshs hopes Of HE recovery AZ this informs
ton 10 andesoed 10 have been received here several
dsys ago since which there has s~cn no report BY Te
graph other Of his death We cherish tho hope
that The crlsis has psssed aud that HE recovery 10 DO
LONGER Doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20
WIG STATE NOMINATIONS.

Far Controller -. WILLARD FILLMORE, Ens.
L. Gsr<r-sr HAMILTON FISH. New-iofs.
seeysry sfafs .CHRIsT'R MORGAN, Cayusa
hnsr.>y Gea.AMBROsE l.. JORDAN, n Y.
Treassr<r ...ALyAH HUNT, chensnso
-. stsss Ia ra<er. Chas. Is. stuart, Monroe.
(Jaceb Hind, Orleans
cessa ,Sm Nelson ]. Beach, Lews
""''S~"' tCharics Cook, Chemuns
(Dnvid ID. Spencer, TompkiLs.
s,ae It"Sn I.aac y. q 0msfock, Aibang.
i12to'f'' John Il. Gedley, estchssteF
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Tot.l4 % $50 u COL 6N5 1873 l-V3y 7ltj
Horace Esion over Paul Dillingham;, Jr. J's5i Do
over John smith 5si4
In s47 there % scattering votes ossi IN 1916 %
Both Houses at once met IN joint assembly and
elected;
tior,rnOr. HORACE EATON
IL GoUunOr LEONARD sARGEANT.
Tfeasur,r GEORGE HOWES.
Eaton ......l24 Dillingham;. Brsipsrd.. 10
ssfsesnt. .i25 &. X eld...7s J Scott. 10 Scat ?
Hosesl2i j. T. Marsoo 81 LWood.l Scat. 3
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- This IL the l.s izht but three of Brgs per-
Torrance AZ the Society Library For SIX weaks in sue
eesson the room has been nightly attended BY
audience What stronger proof Of the Attractive nature
q the entertainment be required, We question If
mere any place Of amusement where the company
sounds Conn ns the fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20
FHILsDgLPHIA Ost 1874 P. n.

The extensive printing establishment Of Charles
Alexander, M frsnklin-Place. above Chesnots.
was destroyed by FIRE this evening. Owing to the
exertious Of the hremen, the surrounding property
vss preseryed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

~ CEs. Toa THUas 10 receiving Thousands OF calls
every day the American Museum His populf1ty il IL
cressrg daily. Everybody seems determined 4 hibl
before he goes South. Yesterday bis evies
crowded and deli hted audiences tnessef
exhibition To-day be appears in the riornint.
three the afternoon and twice the etl.snz
with the large aud sPacons lecture room and S perfect
Vt the place everybody l. yell .commo-
dated and l1st " nat aud all they 70 20 zee.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

PsrEEssUEo Oct 10. ls7.
Wehsve received BY this mornings mail New
Orleans papers Of the 18th. Notf'iog from Mexico.
Ip,ermests from yellow fever 9, deaths a, the hos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

Ts~Stt.s Ce.-2. sutt~n Heddsn. LANSING
ssba~y Cs.-2 Peter A. Van VIE, New Scotland.
CA<.<sss Gel. Lyman II. Gaze. wua D. Purple
LgSvsss Cs.-2 Hsrvey d. Parker. q Henry Keith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

r. CnARLIs g. GSEEsE. Esq. Editor Of the
D ~tss Post, hes been appointed Delegate to the
iocs- Feeo National Conv eniion from the Ssiiok
District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

DALLEy's Pam ExrS,croK Strangers sna sit.r.n,
should be without supply Of this standard md IN
rvsIed ointment. County dealers supplied the ao.,
liberal terms wholesale aid retail depot rg Bro.d.
way Il must some ron them be genuine counter
feits abound. ii. DALEY co W Broadway.
imeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

TRIAL AND CoSyIcTIOs OF LoGAN.-ln the case
of La Forrest Logan " IN was placed trial Mon
dsy As an accompce Of Edwin Bailey In committing
yioen, assault and battery SIC William {. Bennett o
Wiliamsbursh, with siiog shot and other deadly wes
pous with inen, 10 rob bm the night of ths 9th OF
MAY ls,, twas farther shown In evidence the part
Of the prosecution that tho prisoner aud Bsily were
frequently 10 each otheu company and had been 10 the
habit If visiting houses Of illfsme together
Mr. Church counsel for tho defence. In summing up
the case laid great upon the fact that the prisoner
returned 10 NssYok la the same boat ,hs, BIS vent 10
Wiiiamsburgh and quenty could not have join
ed 10 the commission If tins assault upon Mr. Bennett
The District Attorney, on the other hand. conrndcd
that tbs prisoner had most undoubtedly made an effort
% reach the boat the occasion Of the alarm being
first given and succeeded 10 arriving al the ferry before
the boat left.
The case wa. then submitted under brief and i'm.
partial charge from the Court and tho Jary rendered
verdict OF gully shereupon the prisoner was remand
cd for sentence. The Court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

" Rics's G,NsAsrIc ACADEMY, lss and is cro.,,
s. i now oy-n from 10 20 ociocs P. ~ daily
Glasses meet 81 sunrisc--li O'Clock. N-sne a. ga
O'Clock. r NJ Glasses for Boys only at and o'sioss
P NJ Terms 81? per snnam - for s aonshsi tsd IS
for ) months ois lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

ANOTHER EDVcArIo>AL Norics - To the Superln
trndents Teachers, Trustees and all friends OF Education
IN New Jersey and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uifonl NcAoot
H,torg Of te Jnifed >ofss Mrs Willard The pub
fishers Of Mrs Willsds History IN an uncsed for attack
on Mr. Wilson's History m late advertisement orlns
IN the following authority 70 bolster up The isnns tor
tunes Of that unfortunate book" Hon DANIEL webster
saws OF an early edition, of Mrs Wiafds Hisioyl IN
letter the author keep u near me A. BOOK OF refer
eucs accurate in facts and dates. Now this authority
would be worth something n did not contfsdci ~
tor IA the very editions 10 which he feferred,-Nil IN
those printed Sis-3we ind n sravely esserted
historical fact that James Monroe died the al of JuN
1871 when every schOolbOy koows lexcept those VINO
have studied Mrs Wards History that the event hers
spoken did take place until lejliour years ae
Nor was this hunder corrected until Mr. Wilson roinsd
n out IN his excellent Report made IN the New Jersey
Education Society. The bunkling manner m winch ths
bunder corrected may be seen by referring 70 rsse
5lt OF the later editions Of her History. space WIN no.
allow point out half the and bnndets m ins
book of accuracy" but the reader viii ma lev OF
them IN Mr.. Wilson's Report, aud, by comPatius DIS.
Willard's last Appeal with Mr. Wilson's Reply 10 tho
first they viii see how much confidence 10 10 be placed IN
the assertions Of this aInisble aafhoress d..
In conclusion Mr. Wilson's Histories stand upon ther
own merits and their increasing sale shows ths ,he eau
stoual public understand the merits Of tbs controversy
MARK IA NEWMAN co PubiIsh-fs Z"
Wilson's Juvenil. American History
Wilson's History Of The United STATES Tor echoos
" Wilson's American History, octave.
Wilson's Chart Of American History.
XnrI Irf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

ANtpo~'s F,LL h.fs-Centlemcn about changing their
beavers are invited to examine the splendid nov
offered by AMlDON III Broadway
obs 5tfSNWAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

~ Advertisements are daily received and forwarded
BY b PALNES 20 the best spspcrs Of al the state.
III the Union for which he l. the accredited Agent ard
duly empowered 70 transact business Agency IN The
IrIhnne nnlLdlnk..
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To Correspondent.
The Foreign News.

ssubiers,-r rssd>r Of The Tybaa> ought 20 hs -
seeo nearly month the article he requests u' 70
-
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MRS wILLARp,s ANSWER.

TO TnE ANswsK TO MARoiUs WILLsoNs Arr,cKs
made upon Mrs. Wards School History tor the puf-
pose of introducing his book il published panph-
let FORM aud furnished gratis, BY A. BARNES co n
Johu-st.
NOtw Outstanding the generous efofts OF Mf NilNoo
and his PUBL shors niure the far reputation 81 MIS-
Willard and her excellent School History OF the nited
Statesn the work IN question Is having large and n
creased -slesnd ha. been adopted many places here
illson's pamphlets" have been most circulated ME-
Wlarfs Histories stand upon their own merits ioi ne
truth of his IN regard 10 Wilson's Mrs Niofds As
s.er and their Increasing sale shows that the public sp
prcciate them, also the ~esht 81 mr ispn pete-
siOrs \. y, bNhNr.N y ". nn's.efs ui
Wilsrds School History OF the United States Msrsani
kngrssings 80
Wilard's Universal History m Perspective,
vii ards Temple OF Time Chart Of Universal History
Willards American Chronogapher Of American History
oiq Stbn0tbaltW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

SUPERIOR GOLD Psss.-If you wish get pea At once
nnd durable 10 bs Neviork Gold Pen Co ,ap.ny
- .oAs Nassa, Were TIE greatest ssaosGuea, Of
God Peas IN the city 10 10 DO found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

Tus Procession. streets were all alive
yesterday in consequence OF the genera 'ufn our u
the different, societies to join in The celebration Of laying
the corner stone of the monument 10 tho memory
Washington The ferry bosta were crowded to excess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

'Anti-Rcnt' Nomination.
ks~s,stssr TEA O. Jehnsoa I'd FreeAslS<r Sernspr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20
Business Notifies.

GOLD PENs-REDucED PRIcEs.-Ths manufacturer. ADD
dealers In these articles have recently reduced their prices
considerably, but in doing w CREATION Co II Ce
dars have usual altogether outstrpped their rivals
and nxed their scale Of prices at from 70 IS cent? on
pea les than any others Gold pens repaired or reponted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

LEARY a co. HATrERs.

~ fH'n"s, 1871, Fassior for Ge-aa.srs Has vIn
De Introduced IN Friday. sept ,. TAs Blses B.s,v
Hos ~e are no~ manufacturing will embfsc iupous.,
improvements recently s'-T-ct.o BY sod In qu.a.,
snd elegance Of style vii b. unsqasl.d by any ssr.o
FORE offered They will BE- rc.dy di,,insuisb-i sy N.
nss which when .gits.od by ,bs air becomes dst,ehas
into dclics,s and graceful jas ostssl feature char.
so.erisuc OF the choicest quality OF genuine Beaver
zst0r Hoss, y <sx ~ 1871 ss2, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

Pointed Gold Pen. has been eqasled m ,k.cou,
try The fact that they the best and cheap.- pen,
the world no lousera matter cf doabt Recol-e "a,
BE w.r>o~ a Co, IS villism-st sad J. \. S,s..,. q
FULTON a. have the exclusive sale Of them. Other Do,
- cents. 81. II - with silver pencils Gold yen,,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20
JOSEPH GlLLorTS sTEEL PEN WAREHOUSE,

JOSEPH GlLLOrTs STEEL PEN WAREHOUSE.
On John-st corner OF Gold.
r- Tvs sUfscEI having been appointed sole Asent
,r the United and Canada b-ss 90 acquant tie
trade that hereafter The business Viii be conducted
branch OF tho manufacturers house where complete
sortrent Of every description VI these popular Pens vii
be constantly kept .Or sale. HENRI ONrNs
oS 9weods Agent Tor Joseph bllioff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

10 The cbsapest aud best place IN the city TO GET
your boots shoes or caters at Jo>sss, Annst
The Museum You get there good boots for - .
as can be purchased elsewhere for 81. Quite
ing he also sells hrst.rae boot for Al - -, whirh
usu.sly sold for As Douhlesoed waterproof boots Il
- and 81 Jones has the true system OF doius bush
ness-iight expenses aud small profits All soods Poe
chased a. Ann-sf warranted 70 give entire ss,sis
49,, Olo lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

BOARD OF sUPEvIsoRs.This Board held All
ad ouIned meeting this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

ISorysr-Thc Coroner held an inquest today,
At a Chtys. 81 upon the body OF stephen Underhil,
aged As years who killed yesterday BY his cart.
wheel passing over him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

RESCUED FROM DRowSING.-A man named John
Mofioyern wa. rescued from drowning Monday Disht,
At the foot OF Twenty hrstst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

EGp HEADS AND GsAv HEADs.-A besutiful Hsn pJe "a
JosEss solution Of Jet Is dyes The hair ,p''sHy,
caves iy UT snd sik does act inJ.le lac nan "a
dyes. bar the cOlts4y inidfose. and besat4he.
81 eeaA OF 81 sold only Ct ~ Chsthama OH w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

NV Music CLAss-Sec Mr.. Warmers sdyer-
usement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

~ The report that Sgnor Lorini has joined
Mad Bishops opera troupe l. couusjic,ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

PoLicE-Thomas Rider was arrested MONDAY
nlght by officer Gilder-eeve of the Thirteenth Ward,
charged with stealing s25 in gold coin from Mr. l.t oil
sag Barbor John Fisher Was arrested by oflcer
BOYLE Of the Fourth Ward suspicion Of SO from Mr.
spripg They were detained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20

All ore you bald or whskeEIe-s your hair red o. pr
Dds dandruf choke the roots Of hair, and make w.
81 cecayf -
S Joxsss Coral Hair Restorative, s qualities You 800
Hs MAKE hair grow ANY part where hair was mean
grow. . -.
gesder you have bad hair you would really 30 s'.as
sAed al the lovely effect Of three shilling bottle OF Jo
Coral Hair Restorative has II IL needs bat one u"
son at q ChsfhAnst, N T. or lSs Fatons, BrooaiJa-
ole 2teod
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-02
BEUTIFUL EXTRACT.

Oh, if there is one law above the rest,
Written in Wisdom-if there is word
That would trace as with pen of fire
Upon the uusullied temper eta child IA
If there is anything that keeps the mind
Open TO angel visits, and repels
The ministry ofill-'us human louei
God has made nothing worthy of con'ompt
The smallest pebble in the well Of truth
Hasits peculiar meanings, and will stand
When mans best monuments wear fast away.
The law OF Heaven is lope-and thoughts name
Has been usurped by passion, and profan'd
To It's unholy uses through all time,
STILL the oteral principle is pure;
And in these deep affections that VIC feel
Omnpotent within us, can we see
The lavish measure in which love is giv'n.
And in the yearning tenderness of a child.
For every bird that sings above its head;
And every creature feeding on the hills,
And every tree and flower, and running brook,
We see how every thing was made to love,
Ind how they err, who in a world like this.
Find any thing to hate but human pride