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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
CHRISTOPHER RuTHERToRD. Assa,usss
nY JAMES VI. MILLRR-Stoss Ne. - Nader.
ID lane. next door to No. 2 Libsrtyst
FRIDAY Oct -


At 10 o'clock, at store rs Maiden lane
HAspwAss AND CprLERr.-too packages and ots OF
hardware and Cutlery omprsnS general Assormsn Of
fresh and desirable goods just imported and msnnfae
tured consisting in part o. vices snvs axss hoes trace,
hinges curry combs mill sew tiles bastard 10 hAndssw
do. drawing knives pad shsss, cupboard and French
locks tea tsss sauce psns Carolina hsss ssndlsssicks,
knives shoe and Sad do, tea trays and wstsrs Brtsn
MIA German silver and rsn tee and table sposn% round
and square bolts, &c. no
The above fresh soods and IN complete stss-
MONDAY Nov. 1,
AT IL o'clock, at the MsrshantS Bxehanes.
CHAScssY SALs-Uudsr the direction Off, ksesss,
maserLot Of land with the buildngs The sputhsrly
westerly corner Of Fourth snA Twsssssbsl telAo
feet front on Twsnusth-st By ~ feet deeo.
THURSDAY, Nov. 4
At lO4 ooloek at the Of Lee, Knapp Paen. 10
Jscobst
5000 sides heloek tanned sole leather with other q H.
cles in the linz
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, FURNISHED COTTAGE TO Re

a FURNISHED COTTAGE To Rent from lst No
IL ysmber 70 lot May Dextoa staten Island. within i've
minutes walk VI tho landing at Sailors snug Hsrbos
Apply 70 W WATSON, fisnovsra. or on the prsmissa
ozg ST.
GA VALUABLE PROPERTY for Sale 10 Fish-
IL: sili ll.fs VIII b cold By virtue OF . mortgage,
- on Wednesday. the Sd day Of November nsH,, ct
O'Clock p. NJ large double twestory hooss ~ By ~
feet, with basement recently built In the modern stys,
with about u Of Land sftsehsd IL may BE- cold tor
half its value For particulars iaquirs Of
ozs IA JOHN THAYER, Eco, rishhill viilass-
- TO LET-Ths Hall Of the City Institute ISL Allies.
NJ. u recently fitted up for Tempsrsoee, Literary snl
Religious soeietss IL may be bed three OF foos
evening snd afternoons during the week Evening Classes
IN Commercial Arithmetic, rsamsDshp and book-kssp-
ins will commence Monday Let November nsxt oss lwS
"a FARM FOR sALE.-A farm coutslsing : 10 scrss
Of land Of the best quality about oserss Of wbich
woodland the balance 1rsius. IL e beautifully sif.
uated Rock River Illinois, between Dixon end Grand
DetoDr The Land very fertile and the location healthy
On the premises sfs bdes house, barn and other
oubuidng II will be sod low or exchanged Tor pro-
o2s sw blETz, BR0fHER co iss wiliisms
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FINE wATCHus.

- sILygR.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER 10 selling ell descriptions
p Of fine Gold and silver Watches and Jswelry, .;
retail, lower than any other house 10 the city
Al flches warranted " keep good time the money
turned. Watches and leweify exchanged.
Watches repaired in the beet st much less than
the usual prices Gold watches low 90 Us each
GEO. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and Jswslry, wholesale end retail. 81 Wallet
slB 3mis' corner William st up stairs
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CORPORATIONNOTICE.-Pal

TIONN0TICE.-Pu6lien notice !. mere
" By the owner or owners, 0cccptnt ~ Ocr a.
pants Of A. houses and l0ts, improved unimProved
isnds affected thereby, that The following assessmenfs
have been completed By the Assessors ard lodged 10
the street Com naissoners Office Tor examination BY al
rerson Interested For building sewer in Johu-sr.
rom Buriin-s 10 Broadway. The limits embraced By
such include al the several houses ami lots
OF ground os pieces and parcels Of land situate
on 10th sides Burins slip and J0hnst between Front
q and Broadway also The westerly side Of Front be
txeen Fletcher and Fulton sts also, both sides Of Wa
Ter between Fletcher and Fulton Also s0uthsry
,ide oil Pearl between Fletcher and Fulton also
r0rtherly SIDE Of Pear 5etveen Nsden-sne aud Fulton
"a also both sides Of PAft between Gold and VIII
liam So also, both SIDES Of Cid between JOln and
Fufon SIS 80, both s1es d God between John SAD
Falfoa sra 90 on both sidesof am. Dutch and Mas
between John and Faoa as also The esstsrly
SIDE Of Fletcher between Pearl and Waer All per
sons Affected By the e5oven1ued
s-sseus ard who opposed % the either 0f
them requested present their Oh ecf0ns IN NrnE,
70 the undermined, a. the Street Commissioners once
within thirty days from the date Of tins notice
MARTIN = THOMPSON.
Street Commissioner ard Chairman 1f 80 Asssaior.
Street Comm ssi0nsr's Otics. Ocr -. ~ -
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SALE or DRESS GOODS.
Commencing Monday, Oeioter 3, by
J. W. BARKER L CO. n Caihsrine-st
IMPORTANT FOR LADIES'

SALF Or DhfoH bDODS
Commencing Monday, Oeioter 3, BY
J. W BARKER 4 co. n Cathsrine-st
IMPORTANT FOR LADIES'
THE FOLLOWING WITH MANY OTHER styles
Of rich Dress Goods will b sold reduction of
than twenty-five per from the price, that have been
asked FOR similar styles This season.
One hundred part "a follows
2o pieces Rich wide silks comprising large stock Of sls
CANT STYLES from &c. 20 g. the yard.
100 pieces hna Ca.mere. igh coors figures
Gently exhibited At the Fair, from i 81. to s. the
yard the che.pesi goods sale.
so pieces De Lanes fine goods. beautiful high color
from L. TO Is ca. per yard. warranted worth double
the money.
30 pieces Plaid. comprising silks raw siks and
So piec black eoorei plain satin stripe and figured
wool snd al WOOL very large stock suitable for Ia
dies and chiidren's dresses from Is 70 Is the yard.
Alpaca. and P.Tamatta Cloths from ]. 10 q Cd. the
yard.
100 pieces enc Mohair Pads new Euee Tor dresses Al
Is Cd. per yard.
20 piece. fine French Mernoes Of al eoofs from 90 10
lcs per yard
Aso-lC0 Boche Cashmere and PLAID sha~ the largest
and mosr desirable stock that can possibly be found
for aay lady to make selection from. a. prices from
s2sDto So warranted the cheapest stock ofshsvis
ever offered J. " BARKER I co.
o2s IL ~ S.haIine-.t
SWEEDI>H LIEU DE~ "a Hr-h ~ ll'+ lrerifra
- N xoot order and for sale, shoi-sac and retail ~
o2s 3tis ALBERT l. WINSHiP, n East Brosdwsy.
NOTICE.-Mr. Z. n. BROWN has been appointed
\Sab-Ageni Of the National Loan una le Assurance
society Of London Oice % h9estos o. ~a-re every
information can b. obtained J. LEANDEk sIAkh
ois 2,~-odi. Genera Agent.
DERCUssION CAPS, Guns HAIR CLOTH, NC.
Il Genuine Caps, ribbed, &c IN i-otn snd i-itthsi
double and sinre barrel Cans Layeock = best Hair
Cloth. Nipples Gun RIBS and Locks POWDER fas<s' bu
~ JOHN A SEWBOULD. = JoAn-sf.
o15 5tsodis- leI ..tlfsl
SPERM CANDLES, OIL, Ne.-Jnst received 100
- ox-s OF superior sperm candles wncn VIII - -oid
rv low FOR c.sh W. 81 ID - The box ~ - 81 10 II
rsf-ff Best Winter sperm OIL To- superior article Of
,hit. .o.r OH Il gall Also tne tess eo1e-- - CARS
foreign uifs for .ae n 4ssnnnes 70 slt d-Aers q
f.silies by j. o FOWLER. - aHd - Or-ea ~eh, and
- 49,, OIL lmis-
DIFRCF,s SPW HOr-AIR rwO-OvES RANCE
H1Tp~ rrhic .re requested 20 call snd examine the
49,. 49, Al q 22 Broadway lhis Rsuze. or
,pitv and econory ssup~ror 70 anything Of The hind
ever offered constructed ta<i say pescn can use
There are DO danpsrs b assd or ues TO Get shossd
az with eos. or a.hss Warranted N A. ssses o ve safs
fssslol. 90 surl GEORGE PLlACEi ~ Broadway.
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- Genficmcn's Hats-fall syle-BlRD, corner
Pine and Nassau ssThe proprietor Of this estsbishnen
stimulated by the liberal patronage extended to him by the
public is induced to offer to their inspection new and i'm
proved style OF Hat for the confident that the durs
bty and finish Of the will insure their concurrent
appreciation. The Improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs
other communication than that they have been uniformly
Stopped By ente OF fha City
oil imis' BIRD. cor. Pine aud Nsssau se
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% IhIsu- " y ~, y, NIuIVcIIy y
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

NI-rhe Classe, for the OF 8t1-s being
formed. under the following Instructors
FRENCH......C. Psrmentier ELOcJrIOS DO. r. Msfurin
sPASIsH......C. Rabadsn. DaAwISG.....B II. Coo
GrRMAS......M Erfheiler PEsNaNsHlP. A Wheeler.
IrafrAS......E + F0fesu Book KEEPsc1 Jones
AsrKo~oNY.. .Mr Elrnendorf Vocal Music y. Ives Jr
MATHEMATICS Mr. Brown. PHONOcRAFHY Mr. Boyle.
EvcLfsH COMPOSITIONS ,ND RHEToRfc......E Mstunn
Messr. Coe and Boyle viii give srauitousy, an intro
ductory lesson IN their respective departments
The distinguished ability Of the instructors and the
ceeduzy moderate which their may be
enjoyed by members offer great Inducements 20 clerks de-
srous Of mental improvement 10 connect Themselves with
the Association.
The Library contains upward Of 1900 volumes, and
additions made works. The Reading
Room Is well arranged for the convenience Of members
and supplied with foreign ana domestic periodicals.
The terms for clerks dollars per year, iinta
ton fee , FOR chants snd Others. five dollars.
The clss. books row open and full particulars can
BE- obtained the desk Of the Library Clinton Hall
o2n 2xisua 6 l. EVERiTr, President
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~ Ninth Ward.-The Democratic Wing Electors OF
the Ninth Ward requested 10 assemble at the Northern
Exchange Beeckerst this friday evening A. half past
o'clock TO respond TO the State and Senatorial Nomiua
ons and 70 receive the Report OF the Convention OF the
Seventh Assembly District. BY order
II h. CARGILL, Chm Ward Com.
Tuox,< Iovsrr Secretary o2l IT.
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~ Rishteeuth Ward.-The Democratic WI

~ Rishteeuth Ward.-Ihe Democratic WIKI
Electors Of the r ghteenth Nard requested ito
IN. house OF Messrs Wise Co BULLS Head corner
Of Third avenue and street, Saturday
October 30 a O'Clock r. NJ 10 respond 70 the nomns
10 the for OceEs and Senator for the
Sixth Senatorial Distinct and receive the report Of the
Convention 70 nominate candidate toI the sixteenth
Assembly Distinct N. b. MouNTfoRT, Chairman
o29 y
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rORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE. Public nofceis here
~ BY 20 the owners Ocru laut or 0ccu-
pants Of all houses and lots, improved unlmproved
isnds affected thereby that the following as,essDentS
have been completed By the Assesors and lodged IN
the Street Comm ssiouers Ofce for examination By all
p.r.on's Interested viz; For building Mad
en-lane from the East River 20 B 0stwsy. The limits
elb acsd by such Assessments include al the several
houses and os Of ground vacant ots pieces and parcel
Of land situate both sides hadelsne between the
Fast River and Broadway also The n0rthery sde oi
Pine between Front and Ntss1u Streets also 90 both
sde- Of Cedsr-sfree between PessfFes and Broadway
sso both sides Of Liberty street. from Broadway y the
Intersection OF Nadeuiaue also on both sides Of Plat,
between William snd Gold streets also on both sides ~
Fletcher. between Pearl and south streets also on lie
westerly side 90 South street. between Mldensn aud
Burnf-ip also both sides Of trontsreet, between
Depeyst.rsfreet and Burnzslpi sso on both sides 4
WseY-sreet, between Pne-strect and burhugspi also
on both sides oil Psarsreet between Pm and Fletcher
streets also both sides Of Gold street between MAIDEN
ano and John-str-e-; also both sides Of William and
Sassau streets between Pine and John streets -so on
both sides Of Little Green, between Liberty street and
N.idenane: - the easterly sits Of Bronway, BE-
tween Pine ana John street,. All persons wloe interests
are b. the sb0fc named ts1esens snf who are
opros.d % the same either Of them requested to
present their objections writing 20 The undersgn-d A.
The street Comm ssioners Ohce within rirfy 1ays tom
lie date OF thi. notice MARTIN r. THOMPSON,
street Couini ssioner and Chairman OF the Assessors
Street Comm ssi0uer's Offc., Oct -. l8+T. 90
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~ Tenth Ward.-Ai slaTss and enthusiastic NEE

~ Teutb Xard.-At large and enthusiastic meet
inr OF the Wings the Tenth Ward, held al the Column
ban hall Wednesday evening last Tor the purpose o.
spending to report the Assembly Nominating Com
miiice On motion, ROBERT 7. HANs was called TO
the Chair and RICHARD SCoTr was appointed seetetaI
The call OF The I3eeting having been resci NJ OhaIr'
Riddle presented the Report Of the Committee recon-
nendins the name of THADDEUS G. DAVIS rs the can
diae Tor Assembly the Eighth District, which was &C
cepfed and the nomination unanimously approved .
On motion, MessTs. J. I. Dodge, Darius Ferry } II
Pinckney Joseph Weed and J. T. Barnard were appoint
"a a Committee TO adopt resolutions. The Committee
having retired retained and submitted the following
Reseltxd That IN THADDEVs Z. DAVIS. candidate
for Assembly. present A man capable, worthy ana
faithful though young IN years IS mature IN ms de-
voou tp Whg principles and the country true interests
and we pledge 10 him our united and enthusiastic sup
Resolts2 That In JoHS L. LAwRENeE 4, our candidate tor
Senator Ne have citizen Of exemplary and deserved p0-
nu.rity safesman OF conceded ability ana rpc cApc'
hence the Secretary OF HENRY CLAY, when a. our ien-
ipotentiary at Gheni he inside treaty oil peace pa 5ol
and hi. beloved friend and supporter sinee aud We
ask for him that generous and ardent support Nh.cu
his virtues his qualifications and his services peeniheni
ly deserve.
Which were, together with the following one submit
tcd by Mr. A =. Dodge. unanimousy adopted -, -.
hsolyed, That the Democratic Wings Of the ienth
ward the tined and true friends Of the great Statesman %
hchneNy avail ourselves Of this OF every oppctuN
70 express 20 nm our unwayerng attachment and
ronefAe our unslteTsbe resolve keep his nailed
70 the mast rs our only skno led candidate FOR the
highest office IN the gin Of free people There's good
time coming. boys"
Daring the absence Of the Committee the meeting was
ably and eoquently addressed BY Jas T NJ BeAkley AID
Charles Riddle. EsQrs
The proceedings having been ordered 70 be puished in
The rribune the meeting adjourned attend in hodv
the General one, a. Lafayette Hall
ROBERT + HAWs, Chairman
RICHARD scOrT Secretary o2qt
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IT. Ninth Ward.-The Wings Of this Ward are re
uested 10 assemble at the Northern Exchange Beecker
st on Friday evening the Goth inst o'clock, to hear
the Report of the Nominating Committee appointea =
select suitable candidate TO be supported for Member OF
Assembly CHS. SEDGMlCK, Char nian Mons Couitee
TnOs LOVETI. Secretary. ost u
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rF5- Wings, Arouse FIFTH WARD-Ihe Wits
Electors OF this ard requested to meet s the Marion
House on Friday evening u O'Clock 10 respond 10 the
nomination Of State Officers, and that OF Cen WIN HALL
for aud also TO receive the Report OF the ConVen
ton appointed 20 nominate candidate for the Fourth
Assembly District (fifth Wardl
By order Of the Ward Committee
WARREN CHAPMAN Chairman.
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~ Seventh Wnrd.-The Wing EIectors OF The sel
enth Ward requested meet at the Classical Inst
tute, 81 Market.s Friday evening Oct. - ~ past
TO hear the report of their Nominating Committee 70
Member Of Assembly and also % respond TO the Stat
nominations. A. r. KobbINS' IhairmAn-
b. PIKE, Sec. or IL
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f21f-The Celebrated Pain Extractor-f2D
DALLEY'S CONNELS.
~ No Merchant or Family should be without this
wonderful Salvs 1t will be furnished to all the most
liberal terms by applying ST the only place for The genuine
II inf (ll-TyFsTy-0~g fOEylysD-sT.-fH)
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~ Fifth senate Disirict.-The Wings OF the tiiih
senate District are requested to assemble al the Broad
way House on Friday evening October ~ at y o'clock
Tor the purpose receiving the Report Of the DELEGATES to
the District Convention. JOHN STEWART, Chsirmn.
-. u M.~.uesrYp Secretary OF
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Mrs. PELbl : CELEBRATED COLLECTION
OF SCRIPTURAL STATUARY
ConsstIrs % the following Groups,
Representing lrnportsnt ard Interesting subjects
THE SIZE OF LIFE
The Trial Of saviour,
The Last Supper.
The Birth cf Christ.
TIE MORAL SCENE or THE lNTEMPERArE
Il FAMILY, l. nov open st an Broadway, late Walk
ers Music Rooms opposite the Apollo every day from
n 4. NJ. 20 10 NJ Admitsncs p ser's; children half
price Teachers Of schools free. OF SITS
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A RARE oHANcl.

A RARE CHANCE.
~ TO JEWELLERS The proprietor OF an OLD
~ tabshed Jewelry store, who Is about retiring
~ from the business, offers FOR SALE his entire
<tfab STOCK and fixtures with good run Of custom
els Al fair APPRAISAL for essh and approved paper
Rent moderate Possession oven immediately. Apply
on the premises Of AARON q. BURR 90 BowsIy,
lwlss
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NIrSIC.-Bslls aud parties attended with music, such
WI violin. with harp piano accompaniment or in
strumenfs from two 10 hge n number may be request
Cd. Orders attended 10 BY
Il IrrL.l AII-lN MuIherrus
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IoIO DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS

lofC. Daily JoarnAl, cap size.
diary cuarto sire, half bound.
D.lv Memorandum Book. svo SIZE. tuck and gilt
Al DO do eyo. do. plain
psilv Memorandum Book l2mo. tack .nd zilf
- do DO lsmc 10. do.
,,,.,ring ar almanac. time and interest table and
800 ssr rnemorsndums for every day IN the year FoF
"a Inn FRANCIS LOUrREL, y Maidsn-lsne.
INVISIBLE DOOR-sPRtNG.-A cheap and most
Iasm,r.be article for closing doors com ete triumph
vr he defor1nng encumberinE snd uns enhy devices
hitherto got u The above PurPoses a ae.s p go
co-ort and economy saving many times strins cost ~
fu@ heated ar Xe Az pleasure swinging throagh and
through out and n thus saving all expense use ioeos'
and tear Of latches, catches, knoos &c Fei as
wholesale and retsii by WILMOT WILSON a. The
Artisan Ofee 02 NsssAust where hardware as.sf' .no
others can address their orders OILS lnssoo
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APOLLO ROOMS.


One week longer. Dr.. cOLLYERs psrsonihcstions Of
Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway will continue cor one week
longer, commencing MONDAY evening Oct. .. when
including the Paradise Jephfhss Daughter, The
Lutte Player, The May Pole Dance &c SC. and Tues
ihe celebrated stzue OF the Venus Dc Medic with other
groups Change OF Programme every evening For par
ticulars see Descriptive Programme every evening
Tickets Of admission Cd Tickets admitting ady
and gentleman IS cents be obtained AZ the door Doors
n personhea'ious commence al o'clock oso lws'
A MEXICAN MusEUM.-P. T. B.SsuN Propns-
"A tor r hitehcoss Manseer rive sna hsh days
more, commencing Monday Oct p which - positively
The last Of that extraordinary man IN miniature. GENE
RAJ TOM THUMB, who has taken state rooms for him
self and suite in the steamship Norhener for Charleston
which sails Saturday next, the 5oth inst At O'clock
NJ Great numbers ofihe friends Of the Little General
have been unable ~ gain admsnce 20 hs leyees during
the past week and Accommodate them he will continue
for these few days to give Five Performances Each Day
The first in the morning ~ O'clock th@ second and third
At TO and O'Clock 2 NJ the remainder at T. and half
past o'clock, IN the evening saturday Oct 80 being
viz At II o'clock A. NJ and hslfpsst p N. At every
morning performance the General appears In various
Court before Queen Nicoris Hishlsnd Dress
At both the afternoon ana evening performances the
little General gives his exhibitions IN his Citizens and
Scotch Dresses in conjunction with other reng aud
chaste performances This positively the last time Gen
Tom Thumb will ever be seen in New. York, he pro-
ceeds Immediately 70 NewOrleans aud Havans from
Charleston, via Augusta, Savannah, Columbus. Montsom
cry Mobile, and the principal Southern towns snd ees
Bernard, &C Madame Rockwell, the famous Fortune
Teller. Admission 20 the whole ?, chi ldren under
TO- and old enough to walk alone 10. cents os6
ONE WEEK LONGER, and Positively the Last, at
that the solicitation Of his friends he will
tinue hs performances Of Msse and yeutroqusm every
evening during the week commencing MONDAY, Oct.
IS Change Of Programms nightly.
Admission Is cents-children under 10, hstprcs
Doors open at 7-eommence At 4 O'clock
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE 90 Saturday at
O'clock. O2o lwis'
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atorel COM entou the Third Senatorial District held
al the Second Ward Hotel the 26h inst IN the City Of
<ew.York Gen VIM HALL wasunanimously nominated
Tor senator NJ 5 THRESHER, Chairman
~ a Tsyf IN Secretaries o2q 81
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MOCkING BIRDS FOR sALE-Ih

NV tHC nc H.-An NEc-e ~ Fss.V7E1l - -
4 headed Infamous Sscrilese ass-fts AZ t.iaayaS
disc.9od, body disturbed BY the naicnH of
the good that have been baned where me
,5lIts " NJ >TiLWELL
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LIFE OF srLAS WRIGHT.


VIE UNDERSIGNED Will PUBLISH ald have
ready FOR subscribers, before tho first - Noyem-
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MECHANICS HALL
40 BROADWAY, between Grand and Brooms
- ss-OPen every night Unprecedented suscsss
Fourth week OF the orisinsl
CHRIsTYs MINsTRELs.
The Oldest established Band in the United statea L p
Chrsty. O. y. Chrsty. =. Pierce. W. Porter L Abbott
and T. Vaughn, whose original and iniufsbs Concerts
aKhtly honOrsd with crowded and highly respectable
audiences snd universally admitted every
meat Of ssmilsT chsrs-ser offered in this city
Admission 3 children under 10 years half price
Doors open at Concert win commence 81 O'clock
seais may be secured application a. the Hail. from ~
10 2. NJ
For the accommodation Of families Concert will b
given - urday afternoon. commencing at o'clock
o2S frs
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CAPS, Guns, HAIR CLOTH,

L Genuine Caps, ribbed, &c IN Ism snd l-leths
double and sins'e barrel Guns Layeoek = best HAIR
Cloth. Nipples Gun RIBS And Lccks Powder flasss bu-
let Mods. &c. &c &c. For sac ~ 800 .
~ John A SENBOULD = Jchn-sf.
o1s s,so.i,- lur stsirsl
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nuRIIC ExHIRITI0N oR RROWN,s FAINT.

L tNGs.--Hero-s of Palo Alto Resscs, Monterey and
Bueua Vista-Wiii be exhibited tor short time only
stewards old stand opposite the Park Browns celebrated
Portraits OF General Taylor General Wool, Colonies Mon
roe Belsnap Mansfield and Whiting Majors Bliss Bragg
and Eaton Captains Ramsay, OsrDett and Linnsd Sur
seon Craig, Medical Director orderly Binsham (who
was captured NJ Buens VISTA snd Old Whitley the
fsr-fsmed wsr.forse Of Gen Taylor Also Hesdqasrtsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

" Fifteenth Ward.-The Wing Electors Of the
Fifteenth Wnrd-one and sI-sre requested 20 a.
Constitution Hall. Friday Evening, 2sth half
past O'Clock 70 respond 70 the several Whz nominations
for State Officers By order Of the Ward COMMITTEES.
HENRY BREVOORT, Chsirmsn.
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