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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22

SENATOR FROM ALssAMA.-There 10 Somewhat
Of quarrel prevalent in Alabama among the Locos
in regard to the election Of Senator for the next
six years, in place Of Hon. Dixon H Lewis. Some
follow that gentleman, and some Hon. Mr.. King,
late Minister To France. The great argument adj
d1ced on either side is the relative extent OF Old
cia emolument enjoyed by the distinguished gen
tlemen Loco Focos pat Of as well Is in Alabama
are seldom inHuepced by stronger considerations
How much man has received, not what he has
done, is the prlmun m06tle Of their whole action
We presume the Wings in the Legislature will
be Obliged TO determine the quarrel and TO them
probably, Of the two candidates Lewis Is most
agreeable. He Is a man Of considerable ability
in TACT great Judging not only by his diameter and
circumference but in certain intellectual qualities
while King, though gentleman, is martinez ia
politics and advocates and practices obedience TO
every order that issues from the official head Of bis
party During long career in the y. :. Senate,
wa1io not reeollect an occasion when he fsltered
in the line or neglected the drill Verify he has
received his reward
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Cy There have been two late arrivals from the
Brszos at Esworleans. BY which the AasanorOs Flag
OF the 50 inst. received
The Fas gives the returns OF tho voting at the pre-
einct opposite Mstamoros. The vote was 4de one
sided q. T. Wood mad 100 out OF l54 votes for Gov
srnor Of Tsx Young received ell tho votes asa for
Lieutenant Governor and Cen Lamar l47 out Of Isl
votes for Representative Tho Flag says most OF the
voters were Mexicans.
Major Van Allen passed through mstamoros on the
3lst alt. bearing dspstches The people OF the town
consctured orders had been sued Tor an advance
upon San Luis RI s.r r.1.
The steamer Monroe bound from the mouth Of the
Rio Grsnde TO Lsvscs Bay had been wrecked.
led Id Savannah Republican.
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have not tbe scattering votes

IT The Troy DAILY Post Of Saturday, kills Elk.
Gov. Mcdowell of Va. member elect OF the next
Congress. The Ex-Governor will be more sur
prised than grstified at the news II is unPleas
ant Mr. Webster said in his reply to Calhoun who
had threatened to carry an exterminsting war in.
to Africa it is unpleasant to De annihilated with.
out being conscious Of it
We rather think that Ex-Governor Mcdowell,
Notwithstanding the savage demonstration Of our
friend of the POST will yet walk about in the world
even with twenty lsuch) mortal murders bis
crown" '
The latest advices from Virginia left the Elk.
Governor we are happy to say, rapidly GONZALES
cent
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VOL. VII. 1913.

in view Of each other and bo.tifties appear inevi
table.
reconciliation has taken place between the
Queen Of Spain and her husband
The late Minister Of Finance. Sehor Salamanca.
is charged with a fraudulent issue OF Bonds TO the
extent Of $50 100000 reals.
The Hiberna arrived on the morning Of the 2sth,
after run Of III days from Boston the Duchess
d Orleans reached Havre on the 26th 18th, New
York and Queen Of the West. 22d, Sarah Sands
Oxford and Warrington Irving; cath, Henry Clay.
SaRed-22d. Liberty 10Th, Patrick Henry 2sih
Ambassador slst St. Patrick and Webster. The
Sarah Sands will not sail until January
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place 10 Fpssud trade remains In the dull state
and money continues exceedingly In smother
letter shal enlarge upon ether topics Of Interest
Your very obsdlent servant
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SCHOOLS.

ERRNCH CLASSES, BY Prof J ?. EDWARDS,
II AN every m.ndsy Thg..dsy snd Fridsy evenins. =
and teacher Prof Tsppsn. school, and y pssmi'sos
refers 70 the following gentepsD, msey Of yh.m pay?
been his pupils J. p. Forester MD, r Hubtsrd,
Md. 8 ~ Pond W: S.basd.nf 10 ssfn ma w. ~
house. Rev. C. n. Reid, &c Sc Prot EdwGds vii g.
tend At the house. Of PuPs requested. els.s ios
letter, st ~ MeDousslst ny
L'RENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thL Systsu,--
Madame pURAND daughter Of Tho lsis Jsan Hsnsses
informs ladies and eentenen that sLs V nov orgsnx ne
her classes for the lsdsss nsoFnHs osmsns
Residence 30 Wslker-st Oh lmlsiP.
NfARsH,s CLASSICAL sud Commercial AesAs-
Nl N.Y. is7 Hsory-st. BsooAIyni viii b reope.sd q
Monday August Tor the instruction Of gouns Gsptlsmea
in every branch Of sducaou nscssssy 70 NJ ths % snss
college OF house Terms from 90 - eiS per
quarter For CIRCULARS containing reference and other per'
tssniars apply the sses q AIS pspss q q Ia w'o-
Of. Brooklyn. ea1s Y
GERMAN LANGUAGE.-Ths uade fassed, -,
uduate Of the Univerdty of keni(sbsg IN PraselA 70
prspsfed 70 give private Lessons the German IsasoAss
and literature. For terms add refsrences apply 20
nil Iw- TH GLAUBEN8KLEE, - Whtee-
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kXVlTH SENATE DISTRICT
Baldwin, WAl1. Hawley. Loco.

vorE FOR CosrRoLLER.-A more careful add.
ton Of the County returns for Controller give the
following aggregates
Fillmore ....-.. 1876 900 Hunserford. 49,. 1851
Pillmore's msjority.--...- LBS 2s9.
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DoDWoRrH, fss Brooms-s, asaf Bfosdwsy.-Tbs
"A. glasses for the ensuing ssasss VII commence p
Tuesday, Oct s. .....
.sount Of the Advantages OF his school, or o. hh owu
au.nosfons would simply stats that be teaches al ne
Tuesday and Saturday pest for lad = and ehiA'
rem Tuesday ana Friday at half sst7 for gentlemen.
soirsss twice month, ooahnsd sotirsly 70 ne psPls
Private Lessons any time not occupied By the eAss>s.
In waitzns the Pota Rsdows any Of The new dens.
Aesdsmiss or f.piliss attended. sA splsR
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Foreign c,n.,pOnssne. Of Th. Tr.bup,

LTvrEPooL. Wednestay, Nov s. ls47
AsHEs-Br.nd, 1915 and 's7-U ststes' Pot us 2ss
Pearl SIS a 36s
BAcos-Dned and Smoked, Old, per ewr, sos -
Long Middi.s free from bone IN sat, per Us So
L0Hs Aasiss, no in, per e~i 81 5es shSn aiddiss
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ELEVEN DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
FARTHER FAILURES.

The steamship ACADIA arrived at Boston at !
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, after boisterous
passage Of sixteen days from Liverpool. The fol-
lowing is summary of her commercial intelli-
renee. received by Telegraph
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SuIcIDE-Rev. Joseph Bennett Presbyterian
or orthodox clergyman Of ths hrss church 10 WobQrn
h.ss committed suicide this morning By eus1ns hi.
throat He was about nfsy ave years Of sge- he bad
bocn but recently married Partial iDssnity probably
yhs I'm mediate cause Of the deed. Bose- Trsns
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GroReIA.--vote for U. 8. Senators

|. Hon John McPherson Berrien, (Wnis).....e9
ExGoy. Charles J. Mcdonald, LocO.--....s6
Blankl. Mr.. Berriens majority ..--.....-3.
H. Ballots lat %. 3d- 4,h 5th.
Hon. VIM. C. Dawson, (wbig)-.es T 50 81 Vi
w. I. Colquitt. Loco..---.s3 u % oil -
Chss. Dougherty, Whs -. IA -
Gen Twiggs ..-..........-.-- 70
We have not the scattering votes
Judge Dougherty was not candidate. Mr., Col
quit was withdrawn after the 4th ballot whom
Gen. Twiggss name was first mentioned.
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tx Improved By J. 4 Bsnjemst ~ So n =, y,
usysr:y .pIsDvsd q ,, :. 'e - ss:s1Ss
the rapture without beck Ped. whieh doss g much nlS.
~ 10 he spine saadns wsaknso ena fsis sne 80
.nd sdrs Ana onSa psrmsesst 1dnf Ssesss- slx days
.risi oven, and n not Psnss1y ss~, %ossy -
Esadssss ~. 4. q, a.. -. Il o.. ND lseVd
=, KIRKBRIDE,B TATTEksALLs HAVE
1A1~POWDEkS are tbs ony rsmsdy ever uss1 IL
NZA- thss country which viii esn heavss b<oksn
wind 10 horses and tnsy are noy rsesgniEsd standard
infhbis remedy for tAoss coup siaA They ere the 20
dae.iea Of eslsbsstsd Kasish fssr:s ed ssvs eesa
London and ether psrs Of England, with ei.nnsusesd
And snee ther inuodzetson ssto tsis eoengy
they Rave cured 10 this city aud vcisity siose more
rAss four hzndrsS horses many Of them sfass<d ssts
c5ush The following IL one srons host OF proos snat
cas- b produced o<xhslr sstonShss srseey 81.
MLssks. A II. GocsB Co-tS<sfs- o?axht sou, "
wests go package Of Jour Hsavs rewdso snm'ns-
Yer 70 fayote horse who h.A ossn 80 -
and 90 :. YER, As 20 incs pscsts him from bait me useA
I.hor aS Ia rssistea az the rsuadss crdnsrly gwen
Tor On dsordsr these bed sfeft bat % sshfly dinin-
ish toe violence heavins While tsxlsS nsdslos
I'D he aisssss and hts wind = - soo1 - ever e
~ IL 10 Q siucs he hm u - toRevdefs 80
saa vsrnst him sound Respectfully, ~
GEO. ". DAVIS, hspeos Aiddas'sS %. Nj
1ssss ther spseiac ssiios uDea dssssss Of The lss
esd wiadp PEI the Powders from the;r greet rsstosssvs
cad sitersssye poweu, the best coSprtos me9e!ne
Thar can ussd IN tight hds oss Of sppsts sad 81 dc
eases thst sriss from tsrsnssmsnt Of &c INC
= - Ixs FulssssS Nsw-Yosh, sole psoprstoss
Ceansy msrehssts - druegsss Who are Be yns coses
town. voad d. vsa 70 purchase small supply NO
sra d.scouss 70 dsalsrs 80 N =. nis SvsodlssS
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Relief Granted under Threat by the London
Banker--Tbe Bank In Great straII-i..
>hift-->evere Pressure in the Money Mar
ket-Alnrrnipg Condition OF Ireland-Di--
tress In England Cetton Trade Mt n stand
Opinions on the Mexican War-BaIancei OF
Trade In Favor Of the United -tate--New
Mail Route via Sew-orieans- Ralph Waldo
Emerson Cultivation Of Couou In India.
Enr...n c.--r.snondeIca 81 Ika T--.u-.
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The London Bankers obtain n Relaxation Of
Peel'- Bank Of England Regulation Act
Peel,s and Rotb-chiId'- Interviews with the
Premier and sir &. Wood-A Crisis looked
fora sunday Cabinet CounciI-The Pres
sure Continues Government Measure Of
Relief, Discounts by the Bank-It proves
Deiusiye, and Ii RidicuIed by the Times
Causes OF the Pressure-Government be-
comes "a Money L. nder--A Suspension of
Cash Payments Predicted-Opinions Of the
Press-stocks Jumping both Ways-Not at
the Worst yet-Bank Notes Scarce mt tho
Bnuk.
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That portion .! the Northern RAILROAD winch eS-
teocs from Grafton a. Le5sDoo n H. On H. nectcus
River. opened ~isl d usasl oefem0sie. 90 Wei.
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..... ii - ''' -''' AL "a Ii'' 4.sssa.s Ia.
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Numerous Failures In Brifain-Coate- a. Co
Gardner OF sInncbe-fer-Uniou Bank Of
Calcutta--ali-bury Bank--haftesbury and
Hindon Bank-North and south Wales
Bank-RoyaI Bank, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BILE Condition Of Certain Bankrupt Firms
--Remitfance- for Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Co-Barclay, Brother a. Co-Alarm
among Note-hoIders and Deposifors In Ire
iand-specie sent to Irish Banks-More M
tional Grants for Relief Of Irelsnd-Meet-
ing Of Parliament in November-More Fall
urcs Looked For-Ninety-one Bankruptcies
In one Gazetfe-Trade DulI-Cotfon De-
pressed-An Improvement in Grain-Opera-
lives idea London Fog.
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- "a sso1s-sJ sss~- -Ass.ss7sls ID a-- i.~-as
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Foreign Correspondence Of The Tribune.

i.~-siys ., - ss.s~,@
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NEW.YORK ELECTION.

The weather at this place today is very c.
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ys4 80 80 yS'd 10 400 S''d' ''''' - ,sasa =
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The Senate having called on the Commissioners
appointed to Codiy the Laws Of this State for infor
nation az to the diligence with which they were
discharging their duties, Hon. JOHN A. COLLIER
return cd the following answer: .-.f r.I.
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Thing in Philadelphia.
Corrcspon5ence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Oct

CorTcsponjence 81 me iH0uhe- 80
pHirADEIriuA. Oct l-t'
The double excitement Of important news ironi
,As south and from Europe has caused considerable ef
uent fers 10 day With TITS exception We have 90 nes'
The Whixs feci crest confidence 10 the appsosealn
election Prom s quarters OF the state iney h.fe 'ls
uost cheering ircicsaous Or salisbury hAs 9-en ny
ohsu;y sustained 70 hs exposures 81 me iuPev
OF th6sa surrounding Gov. skunk
Tha Cotton market Of course q much dePfrss1o y
tie uuf.yorsbie European news hrescsnr' hoNr'Si,
rave rru-oveS uDcer IL and s0ms 30 o5i. Fioss SIC
Il prices varying from O. 10 s. - The os, orsHos
msncing the lsi,er price 81 closing tue densea = Jul
ned principally 70 retailers. Rye Flour ~ - No,I
Meal is wanted ~ o. Wheat 10 scsrce-s sineH - ~
W hi;e vs.. taken l35c buyers otter ireey - hYe
or. Of Corn we're enabled % resiKe TIC this norn1t
shica evinces decided Improvement upon lsss ~eeA
price,. Oats are sls1 looking up. Ofocerirs' FfO''
iens and Whlssy without improvement
Everyhps IN the shape OF stock bad 'In pc " esi
TIE Mexican news WAS bad enough but Win tne ''sse
al ire European money market 10 back H. IL " !" "
wondered that sales were made =; any price ,.,,
F,rst B01rd onG ifor-loO Bank, y D DIrsro
III. 100 L-hsh Canal scrip - 100 70 l ire-'
Note, lOa 1000 DO dol02. 100 Girsrt BIZ 'own lii.
S.c,nd Bos-s ar3 sfev-l7UO pr CO I : Treas NOTES
lC2. 900 do a. l02. 800 L Bank Notes ~ ~
Penn 6s soi 35oO Penn IS. NJ; lfoOV kesl nas 'si
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Later from Yurafan.

la Pafua Of the 10Th ult has copious extracts
from Yucatsn papers, whose dates are up to the
10Th ult from Campeacby and the 10th from Men'
da- The revolt among the Indian population IS not
We; put dom. A general subscription hss been
op =, Merida TO defrsy the expenses Of the troops
necessary IA opposing the rebel and the couiT5uicns
nave Teen liberal TIE ssssssinstons b1rniDgs and
robbere. are sui carrod on 10 the District Of Yaaso-
Ia Oathe 5,h ui they burned the buildings Of plan
talon with variety OF property rob5ing the ehaPe a.
tched 70 II q IL sacred vessels On the next day they
asessd another rancho and Killed the inmates Ga the
0b they attacked another plantation in which were ony
lady, her daughter and sos. youth. The women
were ted, stripped snd subjected to TIE most brutal
ou,razes The boy coming up 20 beg that their lives
night b spared the leader Of The ssvsse' with blow
Of his sword split open his skull and thsn cG;i ng OF
portion Of bis person fastened IL s living md bleeding
70 his own no,irs with the hbres that bound Il to
,se mutilsied body Not con;ut with this they took
on, the near, Of toe boy sns divided among the band
Alter TIL, they robbed toe house Of 5000 In sod and
silver and went away. leaving the women for dead
,hey aerwsrd recovered. The nUmber Of bsndisu en-
gagged IN these siroc,e, ia sid be Dot more than 20
TIE troops seat sssins; hem are commanded - Don
Manuel DIVA bu, a. yet they have 10, found the
savsses
Doc Santiago Mendsz has been elected Governor Of
the state The Legislative Chambers have chosen &c
nre. Barbsehaso aud PneIo Proprietary CeunseoTs Of
s,s.e IN place Of SenoFes Echsnore, the Lceniisis
I5srrA and Don Justo Sierra.
Don Jusio Sierra had sailed FOR Vera Cruz Is Envoy
Extraordinary to the United states accompanied BY
Don Rafael CsIbsjo interpreted From that place &c
was 10 70 b New Orleans 70 some other point on rs
way 10 Washington The purpose OF his mission Is sb
soutely unknown but il Is believed ct CsmPeaehy 10
be ~ treat concerning the possession Of LAsuns By the
American forces. sad to see If the Government Of the
United states can BE- Induced 10 restore that port 10 iu
cs,sn Others Gag that he goes 10 provide for the inter
veutIon Of the United st.,es IN esse Of peace being
msde with Mexico 10 prevent the latter power from
making war on Yucstsn At Canpeschy there is great
fear tbs, santa AIMS will wish take vengeance
Yucstan the moment he has made settlement with tbs
United States
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irg s.ys only 50 votes % less than ssorsm, -.
cast for md sssiust The resolurons 10 -, -
tsk4n "a NJ fields soiut.ou Il course lie -.
e-s meant ID shifk ths cueslon al TIE tr,e 80
trefeu5-1 = VILLAGES O. meet "a ffc1ao1 = 80
Fer- brought . ih- test rci r.-i aet. s -
frd.et sore Wto "a rusi 20 Fr-Tc1i W., $50
privately that q tTuuztt The n-ccssiy p. 80 &c
he ~ sct ny sholi b. Obliged 70 vote ier lnr
l.,i-.r. oye.-,-. "a utirh are involved mans rirt
. Life. Liberty and The Pursuit 81 y
rnst;ers ~ very small m0lsri Whsn "tis-1- ~ 'D'
balance Wiz tie chsucfs Of party success ,--,
l1srs. LIZ r
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s-raB~~n<rf-A very anonymous som - .Oi5
com plssrinz Of toe Of the terms ba
u-rf - 49, Zoo kc scrTlou-. untcEi
nd s.,..s-w6anxf Ny exceedingly sTeen lls- 49, -
- sno1, thst sWhix. Tory AID a.in9s, 800
-. ho,,e ~ A pafty. Vas onsinsiy AppHse =
nene rs.-s -. n short. .scurEiious and slang
.s,nn - ~ vou knou moreover. hss neknaines a.
usvs begin IN the bosom Of the isi'iiy, - -
- go 1.e,ion. into which The Locofoco party o. on
g., . DIVIDED better than BY using tie terms oJ Nheh
5e.sr.. each other especially SINCE they are ne
49, Terms ~ which hey are anywhere clstiocl'.!
.nown, DO yoa know thai We cannot ca. "a ~ pot'
n Eausi Suffase regardless Of toof DenoS 81, -
r3tbout .ros. sbuse Of ian Eusse la short
40 yoa know anything pertaining % the mater you
ssss ambition. 70 discuss Ifyou d. let i ont
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Died
DIED.
oo~r. BRIDGET. wife Of James

Ga suusay. q OF octoo-r. BRIDGET. wife Of James
SessOr sze1 s. yesrs
TIE freucs s0d scq1ainisrcss Of the family are re-
specially Invited % srtert ner f11ersl Tuesday II
rAlf pat o'clock from tie residence OF rer son nsv
Miessei Gallagher No. s- West Ihirteerihst
On IL morning Of the sth inst after short ps.rfu
iln-ss PETER SMITH. N TIE Seth year Of els age
Hs tsI.s AID scc1 s.nrsncss respectfully invited
sr-ect bis fuo-rsl ,rs morning a. o'clock from bis
are residence No 2is Ess; Brostwsy wthoai farther
town nor
a. ada % i-ii u Alusssse;t l. OF eozsgmp-
toe, Ann AMELIA daughter OF Hsnry Mosrel.
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By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Sew-York Northumberland SESSION

SENATE. ..ArBANr, Oct ~ ? VI.
The Senste was not In session.
ASSEMBLY
The bill TO give Mechanics Lien In Albany
Troy. New.York Brooklyn, &c. was reported com
plete.
On motion Of Mr. RUTHERFORD. the bill granting
certain privileges to the Newlork Firemen was
referred to be reported complete.
ON motion Of Mr. WEsxAS, the BIZ relative to
the Taxation OF Personal Property IN New io'A'
was made the special order FOR the i2th.
The House then went into committee on biil TO
Svstematise the Common School Law.
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MEETiSG OF TIE PI0SEERs or hOcHEsrEA-
The assembling Of the Pioneers Of Rochester took place
- the Blossom House yesterday afternoon a. o'clock
There any sixty preset on tne occasion.
Az suous them many who helped 20 10y out the drsi
r0ass and build ,he fret houses where now stands our
5esutfcl cry large ruuber Of them are stL seiVe-
" srgaset 10 tre business pursuits o. ne day While
O.aers. <noss beads s-e silsefed Der win nOrorsoe
80 hsv. given place % the younger portion Of oar
,rrinr inf s5!tsnts How f1rcby mus, those present
have ben impressed VII the wonderful changes Of q
fsx yezrsi-chasg-s which nsve hardly parallel even
10 ihs fs5let st1ri-s u the socien;s
or sssar,elinx ~ the Hotel the Pioneers made choice
Of The following officers Prss6est-kSos srosE We
presisesfs-RALFH PAlxEK ASHLEY sANTsoS. OLiyEA
CrLvEA
SPACIOUS dining hal and AL down 70 one u ne osi n
wing diapers which hNs ben 90. Ia Rochester Ia nsnJ
day A number Of very Interesting addresses were
delivered giving many strrtns ineiden u ne ns'ofy
OF the eariy s-tr-ment Of Rochester and vicinity
Rochester Adv lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

70. Aus~. 1877. Fasstoa fgr Genirsess Ben. oil
r.. introduced ~ Fdssy sept ,. Tie AA1s sea,v
IA, We are nos manufacturing will -GoTsce uporsn'
,nvrosespens recently prfiected - 1' ani 10 sasry
add e,-snse- Of style VII - uDsqu,l-d By any hereto
for, o--red They will be- readily ei'tinssi'ted - lie
~ -heh -h-n sstsied by The ar becomes o-isch-s
into sel,c.,e sud graceful ss' >ostaA feat Sf- ssu
..,.,... ~ The ehoc~es qcsilty OF genuine Beaver
sce'''". !" a.. ~ LAT sgA q