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Connection Ii vas srroneousy stated yesterday
ina, DR. Tyns hsd been LEFT Of the Board OF hssions
He 10 q exeao . member OF that Board BY oelns mem
Der Of me fofsisn Conmif;-e
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corresnoudeuco of the Journal Of Commerce.
" .arrrNcrnS Ortnher p.

WAsHlNDlVNf ON''1-'
The Government sends frequent messages 70 osn -
vith dspatchss for him learn from various sources
TIA, the Administration has given such orders 20 u-n
scott as will prevent him from sssin Offering OF aeesp,s
- ns,cs ia. das has gone b. too. for eg-fHS any
pecrniary induce nr-ns 10 the Mexican rulers Ut '''
,n,nsnfian IN ferrtiO-n.
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p,-I.prRoH. oct. al P. N

The river is still in magnificent order and the
fegh,ing business as active could be expected IN
der the circumstances. The expected news by the
French steamer has Induced suspension OF ouspss'
un,l her sdvces are received Flour s7i from store
Grain without change whisky in bbls 1911 to 2Otc-
Provisions auie, and no change In prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

RIcHELIEu DIAMOND POINTED OoLD PENs.-rh"
no danger Of the nbs Of these pens coming on In"'
the best and cheapest pens in use, and the points r
ranted. Sold exclusively BY u. l.. WATSON 10 -
liam-st one door below Walls,. and j. L. SAVAGE ~
ton-st who are now offering all kinds OF gold pens "0
sale or RETAIL st the very lowest prices Gold psn' ""
pencils. Is cts. 81, 81 90 sold at 81, - !" and s'"~
.4hera Gold nena Carefully repaired.
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r. Merchants and Mechanics will have GOOD ''''''
tunty Of purchasing zenteel and convenient dS'i'p
by a small advance Of money on Thursday next ~
Merchant Exchange. sale will there take psos O :
house. south.we.t corner OF Twenty hths snd ss''.
avenue viz. houses the secondayenus, ADJ OF 70
street
The terms will be- $3.50 on bond and moT,ssy ~
cent on day Of sale the residue in approved notes
/ .nd q fuouths w"
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WATCH YOUR CLOTHEs-LIsEs-A NUMBER Oh
.hirs vers stolen from the clOthesnes On the premises
ofMr D. Riorden In Jackson Ct BY man named
Rodney who Ia consequence OF having SICK ana des
tituts family was allowed 10 depart on promising o
ain no more
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LARGE s.Ls o. LosDos BOoKs.-BANGs, RiogsDs
PLArr, sOi BrosdwAy viii sell This Evening @se if'
very choice collection Of English Books embfsnat 10
porsnt works almost every branch q Liierntrf' ~
,uuerb Illustrated Works, some in rich biDdinL ~
whole new, and in fine order and generally the best *
tons The collection includes a copy Of Eneyclopss
BRITANNICA q vols quarto and an elegant set Of INC '"
verify Novels u vols Abbotsford edition, beautioye~
and raanv other costly works seldom offered.
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WIG STATE NOMINATIONS.

-, c..svs,.s,. WILLARD FILLMORE, Erie
IA 0svsr~sr. HAMILTON FISH. Ns~-Yort-
a.svsry ~sfs. CHRIsT'R MORGAN, Cana
:. Is,-~sy os.. AMBROSE l.. JORDAN y.
:. Tt~svursv ....ALvAa HUNT, Cnensnso
:. - c~ss~ssr Chas. B. Stuart, Monroe
(Jsesb HInds, Orleans.
- c. Co.. Nesses ,; Beach, Lewa
david D. spencer, Tcmpkins-
etsk Prwss Isaac y. q sss-tock, Albany
bsrsssrs. Jshs y. Gedney, wsssshsstsr.
Election, Tuesday, Nov. 8. One Day only
FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET.
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Thus you will perceive that through the ins.ramsns
sy OF tie expedition fitted out for the relief OF zoe
ferers 81 souls have been rescued ron, ha.
"a an lsas, TWO others making in all 40 aud re.i mas
been Afforded to the whole number-ii persons. iesn
hs. not been effected without great surerns' snd nSu
ships by the men employed in this sIauous uu'y, ~
p5 hs suffered much himself from iross aud over eS-
r,on having carried OF his children over tue SHOWS
on bis back. A. .ror, I
As shall be obliged to retdrn again 10 inc ro'. H.
will forward to you, Immediately on 700 "'' " ~
party now out, the result of their lsoors
la haste mus, conclude. very respectfully =,
y L. WOODWORtH. Pd Midn u .. n.
l,alif Arnla
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FLoUR-The market was firm. and sales oil soO
Dbl. we're made At 20 for best Canal and - Ior NY
ui,I. I.pp-Ths market exhibited some hrmness TO-
dsy and sales were made at u cents PoRK-Ssies .,
200 ho,s were at 81 10 4 40. Whisky had an upward
iendencY and ssles were made at ia ccnts
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IOsIAH RICHARDS. Auctio

lJ-Mr sssEIss's private Dancing and WAITING A'H
erny At his residences Sd Bond ct. OHF
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DEATH OF JUDGE GOLDrHwAlrE-N are
NAMED 10 announce the desh of Hon Henry Goldth
one of the Judges Of the supreme Court Oh WIS s'a
:, III. ra.idence IA hl. city on Monday nigh,
Is,, after short Illness OF yellow lever Mobile Adv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

ANALYST. OF CoPPnK OREs-HHroH ana d
Marys.-The following letter from DR. jackson
II Geologst gives the result of an analysis OF Tue
different ores now being raised on the location OIL
this Company o.-.....o, 1sa7
Gro N SANDERS EsQ-Dear Sir have snayLe1
and ..ssyed the three samples OF copper ore ,a
- from your key Of specimens from the Bruce "'ne'
and find tbst they yield ss folous:
sample lat Copper Pyritcs, yellow ore) IN quartz
This ore ansly ned gave; q, N.
Soppe'---' AZ Ok az 100 900
Sample No 2, Gray Copper ore mixed WIN VEN
Stone l.,
One hundred grains OF this yields per assay thirty eight
and eighty seven hnndred,hs of copper % s'ioo per
| cent? .
sample No 3, Roasted Copper Pyrites -This ore had
| beeu partially roasted and smeed into gray mns
| which wA mixed with some particles Of quartz MS
ore Yields per ssssy thirty four and tsentysn nun
dredths per cen, of pure copper. "a 20 1907
In working the ore of the Bruce Nine you snou
roast the heaps of broken quite slowly avoiding iu
zion as much &c possible. Then you may melt oui
much richer sui huret Of copper and iron, which WI
contain II well prepared about hy per cent OF copper
Respectfully your obeci-nt servant -
(sisnedJ CHARLES 7. JACKSON state A'ssyer'
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FurEEs1H WARD.-We are compelled to de-
cline food of communications with regard 10 the
differences among the Wings OF this Ward re-
specting candidate for Assembly 1t is our IN
flexible rule that The Tribune shall take no part IN
such differences, and publish nothing favorng
either side except as advertisements
We violate no rule however in urging al the
Wings Of the Fifteenth Ward TO attend their
Meeting this evening and there rePress any posi-
bic symptom Of or tendency to violence. Let all
sides be heard let the voice OF the majority be
distinctly expressed, and when expressed de-
ferred TO- But should there still be difference OF
opinion as to the choice Of the majority let each
side run its candidate, since there is danger Of
losing the Ward thereby, and let each vie with the
other in its devotion to the Wing State and sena-
torisl Tickets Men of the Fifteenth your sena
tor needs that Twelve Hundred Majority Let
everv heart be set on calling IL out
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THURSDAY, October 2s--Psr barge H<sys Su,z..- A.,
this bufi-r Cart Caldwell. ffkiBs tps- Cspr No.
~ tubs butter n hsxs Blaze. a. pfSs batter is1sr
bags meal " Hsyt; Il frkins hotter ~ hogs 80
honey Trirsle - tubs Trans batter 10 hce cs-
Wood Is pays batter a hogs Capt oris~oA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

II When we said PETER s. THUS, our candi
date for Assembly in the Seventh Ward, was al
old Whig, we did not mean to intimate that h
was an old paan-far from il. He is just in th'
prime of life, and will make one OF the best M EN-
bers from our City. We trust there Is no doubt o
his election, but it must be worked for And W.
are sure it sc,A be. Seventh Warders rememoe
your Grand Rally TO night
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FnucA1ros is MaISE.-The Legislature OF
Maine bv an act passed in July 1886, provided for
the appointment Of a Board Of Education composed
of thirteen gentlemen, representing different parts
of the State and possessing the requisite quaiiicA
tons for dischargins properly the duties oil tna' m
portsnt station The Board at its first meeting
made choice Of VIM. @. Crosby, Esq. az secretary
and TO assign the consideration OF the VARIOUS
topic, connected with the subject TO Committees Oh
their own body as follows: Committee on Educsuon
In New. Settlements; Qualification and Educa'lon o'
Teachers; On Moral Instruction. Clsssihca'ion OF
Schools and Pupils; School Houses. These sevefai
Committees made their Reports In May iss' 10 the
Board and they were together with an able Report
from the Secretary transmitted by that body to the Le
qsl.,ure by whose order they were all puo'ned IN
p,mohlet from which we have derived much valuable
information.
II appear that tbs number of Districts which made
re,urps to tie srcretsry was 22s3 The number oil
scholars who attended the public schools IN summer
was 81 542 number 10 Winter 70647 Number In sesd'
em,es and private schools 34es. These returns how
ever are but from sbou, half the towns and popus
ton In the State and have the astounding oisc'o'
.ure that there were during the Summer OF lsio about
1922 600 children and during the past Winter about
IS OoO who did not dsrken the door OF school house
The Board appear TO consider that thsh sppoi"'"'H
was Intended TO evince the determination OF the Legs
s,ure 10 DO all that might necessary or espeon'
for the thorough and radical improvement OF the system
of School Education and the measures they nave
adopted together with which they propose LOOK 70
,uch result They appear to have made as thorough
nm Of the condition Of the Schools " couo
be- expected in period so brief and the remedies 'hey
propose fer existing evils appear to Ne wise ana I"'c
ions a, far AZ they go. The two great objects 10 DC al
tanned sre-First to bring all the children OF the S'a"
Into the Schools secondly to elevate the character
the Schools. 90 that they shall afford the means oil mo
rousb intellectual and moral culture to all who a'en'
,bsm This will include of course an Improvements
the character and qualifications OF Teachers and 70 Sc
cure this It is proposed frat TO establish Teachers n''
,ues ON the plan adopted in Massachusetts ana o'ne
States and. eventually, If found necessary worm
schools An appropriation OF $500 for each o0o1'
is called for to defrsy the necessary expenses -
Tsseber. Institutes We are pleased to observe 'ns' "
Bosrd unite In recommending the Introduction oi VIC
Mu.ic In the schools branch OF inirucuoni 81,
Anatomy aud Physiology. They also propose W" e'''
r.bmep, Of Library In every school District
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u s. CoMMIssfoSERs OFFICE The i've men belong.
ting to the ship Mortimer Livingston, charged with
msxing revolt were with the exception OF one VITO
was discharged, ordered 10 be held 10 bail.
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m The ladies' will find an interesting adye
,,,euept of j. w. Barker Co. in another column

SERIOUS AocIDESr.-Patrick McGowan. iabo
rsr While at work on the building at the corner @
Resde and Centre sta about o'clock yesterday alter
noon fell from the 4th story to the street ana ~ss ser
on.Iv Injured Fortunately heap of sand lay In N
front of the building and no doubt saved his liie IL
was conveyed 10 his home By his fellow ~orkmen.
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BuRGLARY.-The store of A ;. Williams, mer'
chant tailor l43 Nassau - was broken open on Wedne
day night or early yesterday morning ana rooosa -.
cloths coats vests sc. worth $500, with wncn He
rooues escaped
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BeIow.--A g supposed 70 bs the Pioneer u Norfolk
I'm Bordssux, under tusysmssts Wipd-NE.
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SuIcIpE.-A man named Samuel Ward agee
abou, 20 years committed suicide yesterday oy hens
himself in bis bedroom ai the corner oil no~e,y 80
nero.trstion of the rssh deed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

From the Albany ArSn, May TO- le5f
"Ths bill To Repeal the Charter OF the Lockport
Bank passed the Senate yesterday by vote oil Is 10
IL had previously passed the House by unanimous
vote Whatever may have been the merits OF the case
and The offences charged iHdensibe-the proceed
ings summary ss they well could be-
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FOREIGN MAILS.
NAVY DrrAnrMENr, May 4, 1871.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May " lo'f
SEALED proposals. endorsed, Proposals for carrying the
- United States mad from Panama Oregon" will be
ceyed at the Navy Department. until the 10Th day OF June
next for carrying the mail OF the United States once
month each way in good and substantial sea steamers
also, separate proposals for carrying it in good and sub
stanal sail vessels, from Panama to Astoria, in the
Territory OF Oregon, such other port in said territory
The department may select agreeaby TO the provisions
OF the 9th section of act, entitled An act providing
Tor the building and equipment OF four naval steamships
approved March g. 1917, for of years commencing
the Isl October 1875 the department reserving the right
orequrIng them touch at two intermediary points
the coast and from time time, lis discretion, d
ring the continuance of the contract give such nstruc
lions us may deem necessary and proper Tor the proper
and preservation OF the mails their prompt receipt
and delivery from and to the points OF departure and ar
rival which may be named in the contracts which instrc
tons must be strictly observed by the contractor under such
The vessels be employed for carrying the mails, as
aforesaid whether for for sas must be well con-
structed oil proper dimensions and suitable IN al respects
for the service and the route for which they are Intended
and the department itself the right to select the
proposals which, in is judgment, may present the greatest
advantages TO the public service.
The bidder may embrace in his offer stipulation TO
carry agent of the department with the mails free from
expense the government, may omit it nj his discretion
Such stipulation may induce preference TO be gwen IN
favor OF Offer in other respects equally favorable to the
government, over an offer not containing it.
Bonds with two more good and sufficient suretes,
will be required IN half the amount OF the contract Tor the
faithful performance of said according to its
dos and pula'ons; ana ten per cent WIN Dc agducea
from all bills, additional security, not to be PAID until
said contract shall have been completed annually accord
ing and conditions. The remaining ninety per
cent. OF all bills duly approved, viii be PAID within
thirty days after their presentation by such navy agent as
may be designated by the contractor
Zach proposal be accompanied with written guar
anty signed by responsible persons, TO the
effect that the bidder or bidders, WILL his or their DID be
accepted into obgaon within five days from the
of being notified OF the acceptance oil his or their DID,
with good and sufficient for the faithful performance
of the contract according this advertisements and no pro-
posa bid, unless accompanied by such guaranty, WIN
be considered.
May 4-2awtI5thJune
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TO SU BsCRIBERS.

pay msnt Of the bscrpton be made ia advance
Distant Subscribers money bv lstter thu
which viii b. paid BY and ~ By ourselves in s
sals transmissiop. II - ~ =
Tbs COUNTRY PAPER Pebshed tiwesky during In. sss
sions ofCougrsss. and ssniweskl during the
subscrpons ~ than ON t.rs
proporonsd to the above annual rates.
postmastcs certificate Of renittance payment subsc
tons advertisements wi be uncsnt receipt
Of any specie paying bank viii Be rscsived
POSTMASfERS authorized 10 agents
ing DAILY subscribers with enclosed;
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed 1--WE WEEKLY
sebe with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy tho
edition they furnish subsc ribers for, gruis.
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THIS splendid establishment, from provemcnls,
unsurpassed in the comfort and of its
iaons by any in the Union, will be opened for the ecep
tlon OF vsiers ON the LIST day OF June. Situated the
Chesapeake bay IN full view of the ocean, healthy
amy spot IN the world and lying directly the great mail
route between The north and the soui offers resting
place every nducement To the traveller either in search
health pleasure with climate early summer famed
Tor Its refreshing breeZes, be described
delightful heahyas the experience of all persons
wing acquainted here will povehan that enjoyed by
all in the part August and the fail
This, with The great facility of reaching distant
only few hours from most of large Cities with daily
mails both north and south, and from eight to twelve fine
steamboats, passing daily in every drecon-make 1t a
desirable location for families and OF business WE'LL
also, delightful and safe for those whom fear
disease drives away from their homes.
The bath houses have been greatly enlarged and inn
Proved fitted up with hot baths shower baths and private
baths, and still afordng ample for the most expert
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing
The table will be supplied with all the uxures OF the
and surrounding markets the cellar and bar with the
best wines and liquors be procured The forthc
magnificent public work IN the eontry-oters military pa
rades and the ovelies walks the bay, the finest fishing
and sailing while for others there billiards, pins,
music, and dancing, with obging and efficient agents in
each department. We shall every exerton make
Old Point in all respects the desirable waterin-place
in the county.
May 20-lawcp MAT lnel.l
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SPRING CURE.

Doctor Quenaaos Of green herbs for purifying the
blood the of all diseases arising from ITS inpiri-
tn also ofaH other chronic diseases.
iiE use Of these herbs particularly to be recommend
ed TO all persons, ladies' and genlenen of enfeebled
and languishng health renewed strength and vgor is
by it impaired to the body. ~ ,
The OF treatment under THIS cure VIII De uccrio-
ed on applications teacuP full the extract OF the herbs
is taken every morning. and early promenade in the
free air made Immediately afterwards. -
Those desrous pleasant mode of treatment will
please make early application to me al my Office Pesy-
vania avenue south sde I'd door west OF 18th street
b. Nervous Diseases which yield to any 9TH
er means, will be treated with animal magnetism
DIR. ID. V. QUENAUDON.
Washington citv d. C.--MaY b-2aw3w
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l. Scott " CO., New York
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the Westminster Review, the North British Review, and
Blockwoods Edinburgh Magazine
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The wide spread fame Of these splendid periodicals rem
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one OF the principal editors.
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the receipt by mall postpaid or the money may be en-
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N. B. The all these periodicals reduced by
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NEW RESTAURANT,

rTrHE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally, that he has established
in the basement OF the large new brick
house erected by Captain Carbery Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Nth and 18th streets, TO be called
''The City LUNCH,
1t the determination of the subscriber to keep his
adjustment the quiet civil and respectable man
ner to provide the bar with the best liquors of all kinds
and his ardes with every luxury the market will afford in
seasons and he atters himself that from his long
rience the business, and his purpose give it his sole
and personal attention. he will be enabled please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
April 26-3awIm FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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New NIusIc--Just Received,

New MUs1C-Just NeccIVeu'
WIN. FISCHER, Statoners' Hall, Pennsylvanla ave
w nue. two doors OF 18th street, has this day re-
ceived the following music. VIZ -
Bate of Buena VISTA composed by Chas. Grobe
Aladdin Cialop arranged by p. j. Bishop :,
The Hall Waltz, composed by Margaret w Newton.
La Serpent valse comp. pour lie piano, par strong
The Watcher viii, variations, by J. z. Woodbury.. -
The Consent, waltz, answer TO La Requete, by M D.
Capp " n;.
First OF May vase brilante, composed by Ulster
Cottage Waltzes, composed by Henry Haslg
Vienna March, arranged ms duet, by J. r. uoraoh'
Volunteers Grand March, by Henry Cramer 80
Favorite wal,zes for the guitar, composed by Senior
DAguado. r. ,,,,a
Mountain Maids invitation for the guitar by j. h. Gould
.,Ie doetb all things well" for the guitar.
A. Still. e.,;,.
Nay = sill May 22-
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FLORENE's NEW HOTEL,
No 400 Broa,cdu corner of Taier street, NeU York.

EUROPEAN STYLE.
,IS elegant Hotel is now open for the reception Of
l. travellers. The proprietor solics visit from those
whose business or pleasure may call them the city OF
New York The Hotel is designed TO be conducted upon
the European syem and with the adoption OF all modern
improvements. -,
Visiters can at all times procure apartments with with
ont board Those who may wish to take their meals In
the Hotel private artnents OF great beauty,
or in the public Restaurant saloon of elaborate and costly
magncence (probaby without equal ON the continent
of Amerca) and upon economical terms .
The proprietor atters himself that his house will be
found upon trial equal any known establishment
i'm point of elegance, economy and desrabIlity.
The kitchen under the direction of American French,
and Italian cooks. JOHN fLOhENCE, Jr
Apr s0-d3m Proprietor.