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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-10
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IOOFE' INV bIOON
go kMIIY aud pocket Bibles, Presbyterian Psalms and
g HNmrs. TsaIns OF liavid. variety OF school Books,
Eclee ic Koaders. Sanders Readers. Co!l's h adets,
Rays Arithn etic, tavio's Arithmetic aud Algebra,
Constock's Philosophy, Chemistry ard Physiology and
a variety Of standard works On TSeoioty, Medical and
penprai Literature, .ilauk Hooks aud all kinds OF station
any establishment in the cftv.Hv
JOHN FISHER. Agent,
Snn9 AfYFu .Hs4F "a Eurffr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-10

t.sttGhlN
CELEBRATED COici C.%BY.
ETzliE understand has tie cXcltsfv, agency OF the
IL Above celebraled cough candy. WuIct is very strong
iy recommended by numerous physicians OF the gEest
standing in the VI est, as a SAFE eXpetlnraut iv colds,
wuonpiug cough and all catarrhal affections. al. aud
give il a trial. For sale wlnlesalc AID retail by
nov T.. T.. ZINN, l. Monroe st.
OYSTERS. OYSTERS. OYSTERS.
sITllE subscriber would cali ihe attention uf tie citI.
"a zeus OF Wheeling 10 The reduction on Oysters
Owing Ia TIE severe ilHGss of hS family that he AZ
teen compelled TO stop tie business for solne wees.
post, ne VIII upeH uIs hogse this evening Nov {, all
will sell 1T The following prices:
Is ceuts per dozen INV.
~ 10 do sleWed,
Si,25 per Can. nov6 P ZINT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-10

RTOPAL Varnish-Just received a fresh supply of
~ Smith. STRATA & Cos superior Copal polishing Var
nist, warranted 10 give satisfaction, and for sale at fac
tory price, adding the carriage.
MENDEL and HARBOUR,
oct Ii3 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-10

ear Pictures inst received and will le sold for &.
G&G cents al KENNEDN'S cheap looking g!as
store l04 Main ~. Also flames ard glass viii lie sold 1"i
20 cents each. Picture, frame and glass only % cents.
No., D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-10
wlrnmNrF>

- UN BARRELS. A good assortment OF Gun Bar
~ rGs just received and for SAFE by
sep - SAMUEL NE.EL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-10

BEILrHANUEK,
Rear Of Hornbro"k T. Dilon's,
MARKET STREET,
WHEELING. Va.
attend to hanging ard repairing Bells in any
E@ part ofthe .ty at short notice. stretched Cop
per W ire, brass Springs, &c. always on hand. augl3y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

r. Rev T l.. HARRIS viii preach IN the Co.
Hseum to morrow morning 10Y o'clock and Will lee
ture IN the evening 8, :, on Hamsn Lsfe-eonsaersd
Is . School for the Culture OF sha Aaeeuo1s seat.
free
TExAs PuBLIc DEsT.-By an act Of the Legs,
lsure Of the sAse OF Texss passed a, ts sss Se..ou
provide for sscertSning and Registering the Deb, Of
N. late Repabc Of TsIds IL - made .ncumoeEt On n.
holders Of Government dues 10 present them y the
Auditor and Controller with the Necessary vogchers
previous to the sitt.ng OF the mex, Legislature. A.
many OF the claims originating with the Repubhc q
Texas are held In this City Il may b. well FOR those
holding them TO give adequate attention % the neces
ssry steps to secure them
l.. s l. SAerro0d $50 Broadway. will give attention
the preparation of voucher. and ootsinng The Re.
sstry sni necessary receipts tor such may aes.r,
the same.
Ms. EDITOR VIII you allow me 20 inqciFe
why the men whose services and hsrdshlps re.ectei
50 much glory upon la in Mexico 10 sss,n.
ton from the Government There =, preseai more
than forty men belonging to the scovss steamer TIA,
took Avssdo. waiting for prize money These men
were also engaged in several other actions and an,
witnes. Of their uniform bravery snd good condsct
and yet no attention paid to their repeated sppHc.
ton. for an adjustment, OF their claims NON
SINGULAR CAsE or ANtLGANArtoS.-A About
three weeks ago 4 package containing o. ".
len from on board one Of the boats plying octseen
this City and Norwich Conn. and thus far no sais.sc
tory clue has been obtained likely 70 lead 70 the
cry OF the money Yesterday negro vel known 20
the public as Bob Moore. aud one OF New tns snds
fair dsu shiers, young woman who gave neF name
Mara Hutchinson. were arrested NJ mouse m Nul
berryst suspicion OF having comnitlei ne foo
berry On questioning the latter respecting her
Qusntsnce with Moore, she sisted thsi sue "N ns
daughter Of respectable and influential eiuxcu
OF Vermont and that about siN weeks ago, IA cor-
sequence oi alteration with her fsthcr shc ran
away from home and In Boston got acquainted
with a colorci sailor. named Hutchinson, whom she
married and ayowcd her intention of returning home
with hin, ia order "a morty her parents 40 nuch
possible. account of the course 1T conduct Which
they had pursued toward her After beng mar.
red - Hutchinson about fortnight he shipped
on board vessel AZ Boston rather prcc.pltAiels
having previously become acquainted Nth Moore
and Introduced him 10 hs wife No sooner had
Hutchinson well got cut Of Boston liaroof than Moore
commenced making love 10 his friends viii and fualy
succeeded in persuading her % come e. tbs city win
him On their arrival herb they engaged apartments {.
a house In Mulberry street where they have been
living AS man and wife The latter appears have D.
ceyed liberal education. and converscs freely respect
Ing her situation refuses gives her mstcn name
having In some measure. changed her min ihs
subject OF dsgrscing her parents AZ present she sai
her colorcd psrsmour remain In prison Tor iAeer ga
animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NswYoRX, Oct :, 1919
PRoF. BARRy-DeayS Having tested the quality Of
your Trcopherous by using myself and In my family
take pleasure In stating the fact To you and n Il sdmy
use feel pleasure In commune ring t. consider ne
best and cheapest article for cleansing noushns and bean
ufying the hair DR.. ANDERSON
CITY HorEL. Sept 4 1873
Ma. B.ssy--SV You have permission to my name
having experienced the great utility OF your Treophess
for dressing the hair have always found the Of os
and pomsums 10 occasion harsbness to my hair ard of
three four years fast falling on and much chsngf
In color bu since using your Tncopheroas feel my hesd
always comfortable and ny hair grown and lnes.
to the Of my friends aud acquainances have
invariably found It gives the most general sstsfscnon
Please send three boules by bearer who will pay you
CATHARINE NELSON
We confidently ladies' and gentlemen that the bot
and cheapest article for the human hair s Bsy's Tnooph>
II 10 sold 10 large bottles price DOLLY Is cents. ains
principal Office, 1879 Broadway Express
AsEsrs Wright, y syuth-s, Phsdelphis Brown.
Wssh:ngo st. Boston and sold ~ al the duggiss IN s
United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
RROOkIYN AFFAIRS

DISAPPOINTED Iowa shocme Scr named
William sherlock yesterday afternoon broush, b.
fore Justice Garrison charged with pcrs' 'utns with
his attentions young lady named susan dsusner Of
gentleman named Bedell She adopted this cours
only way OF getting rid OF him. On being brousAi a,o
Court he produced a large pile of leitcu ngned
" susan which be had csrciully treasured ssum,
MES of her love Il turned out however that The 81
ters were only hoax, got up by some II hs isliow
mechanics and his hopes were therefore blasted Amer
a warning from the Justice, he was ailo@ed 10 depart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

SUPERIoR CoURr-lD the action tor alleged malicious
pfos,uton ty psssenesf agent .gsnsi e e~s "a
herman Benz, S,,i.ft VI Cutting summed ss ne
dsi-nl- aud NJ Jordan ptnff bel resumed hs % esoss
MAINE CouRr-Beiore Judge Waterbury Mar
Hfddy troy, HfrHaff hIrrfn. HfIfan PAtB t1f
Phtp Acton of tf-sgts asali Alderman q NJ uu
NJ house l-ss and NJ gent siie
0f e,itns psnuf o si heuse hnionis esff.at A.
and Said Mr. y hei stf haiss
l-gI Nnhosl Hugh-s the l---e sho is sass
MAJ l.t N expecting 90 remain H. Alri Hughes tei AZ
Nj Philips toi Ms o. she mlhf ntupy. th@
she bad psi Hugh-ehui VI 0f be- ssg0 80.
quaul E - Whole hous- and the pary hrus demanded itia
rent wh Mr. woui pa}. and 0nhlY sfsiei A. h.
the Alderman and oic-ft SAD he warrant Illegal a. ~
ahiatii ji distinctly charge person OWING ta ret =
sad Hushss, hs Arfitftf
defendant The Alderman and Cor fuf tih 81 % the s 70
Plant a. Nj &. Donoho, for iricudanr M h0s-ust~ia
"a
brg Warrington against the captain. DufIg sulsss
New fofk % the Wet nt-s tho captain The fonef
ssi beat The sud kno-i h h-af ls ra oei
Nerdet for plaintiff sdofor pitntd nsssr buf, bsncia is
B-t-@ for defendant. NJ sherman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
" The openinr Of The Patterson and Ramar

~ The opening OF the Paterson and Ramspo
Railroad on Thursday was made the occasion Of gen
er jubilee The special train started from Jersey City
At o'clock Pm Representatives OF general railroad
companies were present. Gen scorT, Gen. PERsIFER
SMITH snd other distinguished guests were present
and made speeches ST the dinner. The C0nn0cial Of
last evening makes some serious charges which We re
frsn from publishing only in the hope that the Drec-
tors viii have explanation to make in reply, and for
which we wait
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

BOSroS MERCANTILE JoURSAL-This ably-con-
Quoted paper has recently been established in new
quarters opposite the state House The building has
been expressly hiied up with al the modern improve
ments Of newspaper oses including one OF Hoes bes,
double cylinder presses and steam engines. The
Josrsa Office Is now Of the best arranged ofce. in
the county We truly glad 10 these evidences
OF prosperity IN our contemporary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

OUR FoREIes CeRRrsPos DEScE.-A long let.
ter from our Associate in Pans, our graphic cor
responent, n B. and our Dublin letter. with other
interesting matters, are crowded out this morning
We shall find room for them soon as possible
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By Telegraph 10 the N,w-YOrk Tribune
OHIO ELECTION.

BALrIxoRK Friday oct A-IV' I'M
A dispatch has just been received IRON re-
sponsible source in Columbus. which says thar
F0RD's majority viii be about 200.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

NEw MUsIo.-The Oliria Polk1, composed BY
Miss o. A NJ dedicated to the Amateur Comet Club
and arranged by Allen Dodworth. This is besutifal
Polka and is published in new and very handsome
style The TrHsst Friesd Qasr,et:e words BY Charles
swain, ESQ sung BY the Alesksnians. The above
are published BY VIM HAL son, At their PiAnoiorte
and Music Warehouse 80 broadway corner Park place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

dent to insure them impunity. II he shall be Ohio
is doomed to anarchy, probably to carnage. We
shall watch the course OF events at Columbus with
the deepest anxiety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

An .o,,prpsd meeting of the Committee Of Arrangements
viii 30 hold At the Broadway House, THIS Saturday,
EVENING, Oct. 81, at. 0cloeE
Tho Commiu,e consists Of one Delegate ron each
ward a. follows James DUssobsry, John L. LeSeris'
Joseph T. Bell James Hudson. Theodore A. Ward, d. $
Weeks Isssc Filz James Gndley Thomas Lovet Robert
T Hsws Samuel n De Mott William 3 Rockwell, VII
ham w Lyon. John sneckner Philip II. Jonas Eden s
Jsqaes, William 8 Duke and Benjamin Hsrker
A pgnct1sl attendance 10 requested
ISAAC FITZ Chairman
ao.t.r U.ws geeretsrv OIL IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL
The DISQUALIFICATION OF Langfeldt-Mar-
kets, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHLApxLrHrA Friday, Oct 20.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHLApELrHIA Friday, Oct 20.
The election is decided. except as TO the com
pexion Of the lower Hou.e that depends on Butler
where both parties claim the member. With him the
Wings have 81 without him there will be q tie.
Lsngfeldt paid the forfeit Of his life this day. He
made no direct confession. but acknowledged the Just
ice Of bis sentence and crimnsied one forssve the
Jury who a. biz request were IN attendance, the
Judge and all The sheriff WAS overrun 70 see the
spectacle Talk Of the iuhumanlty OF ancient Rome
with her gIsdiaiors, when desire 70 see life taken
from helpless bound man
Gov Johnston will be 10 our city tomorrow ne
will be received ST the depot by large cavAcade OF MS
friends.
All the trends Of Taylor here are to Join large
torchlgh procession next Thursday night which prom
'ses 70 te grand afar.
There = good demand for Flour today aud the
markets il view Of the light stock 10 irm, sales OF
600 bbls have been nsde Al 3 81 - ~, - -,
the latter rates were only paid for Brandywne and
other good brands Rye Flour scarce at ~ l2t Corn
Meal dull and 400 bbls sold Al - Dot Wheat Is
wanted. AMI 5000 bushe. sold for Milling at lice a
lac for Red and &c for White. Rye, Penn sold At
csc Corr quick Al 6lc, with sales Of Southern and
Penn Yellow Oats dull At SOC Gle for southern.
Cotton dropping and 80 bales middling fair New Or
leans ssld at q on time. Not much doing in Gro.
ceries 300 bags st Domingo Coffee sold At sc. and
400 hhis Trinidad Molasses ~ price not public Iron
and Coal without change and business dun Tor the
season Provision stock nearly exhausted and no alter
alton 20 notice in prices. Cooking Lard brought y a
q on time Butter dull AZ 9ic for Western. Frcighis
were active At y lOd for Grain. and - I'd IS "a Tor
Flour % Liverpool. Whisky brings 2ic. in bbls.
SALES or SrocKs.-FUsf B0ard-2OoO state 81, 80
1000 Kentucky II years. &c, "a 3 Pennsylvania Bk
POI IS Girard Bk iOi 900 Wilmington RR BIDS 10,
~ Camden and Amboy RR 1875 100 Norristown
RR, ia.
SecoHd E0ard-lOOOO Cincinnati. low. 6s -, ~
l3 Commercial Blk, SIT 1000 6s %, lOit 800 :
g. 6s 1914 zoo state 6s = 900 Lehigh %, 52.
MrLITAsY.-Brev. Brig Gen Bankhead and
family landed AZ Fortress Monroe, from the Baltimore
steamer on Tuesday morning. Gen. Bsnkheads head
quarters will be at Fort MOnroe-he commands the
second regiment L. 5. Artillery. Norfolk Courier.
IL The Secretary of the Navy has visited Ports
mouth Neg. Hampshire he was received with distin-
rushed honor The citizens offered him public din
ner which Judge Mason constrained to decline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

LADIES WAITING CLAssss Terra, k~ta1ef MI. "
VIA b GoLDsxrH respectfully informs the ladies' 2. ".
YORK and Brooklyn that be has reduced his terms -
diesio y for ,sar Is lessons clsss hoon
oelockA- H. and Z O'CLOCK r. n. daily fhvs~ ~
don reduced to el5. 0su,lemsn's Classes day ana
ing Cssds containing terms Of uauor and hours
.ead.nce, may be bad al the rooms ~ Broadway efna
OF Rsods.ss- wv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

A NV PoLKA--Wm. Hal Son have JUS,
published The Pas,ihoa Polka. charming composition
Of srxAKoscH and ths CAMEO, fail to beco me very
popular during the Winter Ills got up in very hand
some style with portrait Of the young and talented
pianist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
Free Soil Nominations

Nee. York CO.--Assembly . did and With wsrd,)
II. v :. McCULLooH.
I'D Dist Kings and moud)-Congress PHILIP
s CRooK. FREEMAN HUM declined the nomination
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Rosssr T. HAws, Secretary. OF IL

~ Advertisements for The Tyb1n, Of Monday Ought TO
IN before 10 CLOCK Saturday evening a. The Pub
Desron ofhce Of this paper is nor open on Sundays
Persons wishing ne Tribune en al their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning viii please
their address Publishing Office send note through
The Post Once Terms ~ cents week payable 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
Court Calendar .THs d,


sursston torsr esme e. yesterday
Ctsccf b8aday Before Judge Msusftr ~ 49, 80
"a, bl. d.. ~, .sl. So an 900, l', aH. hlt 0f ~ a. ~
"a -. u o. 49, nI. ltl ip'.. l1i s l', fo t.nh tn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
n. ". bunker Nominations.

XxIIId Disirief Madison and Oswego )-DANIEL
CsoUsE Of Madison Co.
I'D District. (Kings and Richmond Congress
PAUL MKKSxkAu Jr. Of Richmond Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

DEIAwARE.-The Free Democracy Of this nom
ins Slave state hare presented the following Electoral
ticket
A., lJEREMIAH W DUNCAN e Wlmnsio1
" --'f' JOSEPH LINDSEY Of Nj Cr--k.
Dss .AtuAssta X Dues OF CtristlanA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

NEv-ORLEASs Thursday, Oct j.
The steamer Crescent City sailed rem her
wharf today With good complement OF passengers.
and a respectable amount Of freight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
Markets btt

ReceFss vliia ihs part "a h@rTs-FLoUA- l-uro Dds
WHEAT. 5000 bushels Com. 1900 do--FLovA con
t.nue. steady with sales Of 1000 b5ls. at 81 So
WHEAT in GOOD deunsnd-,he sale. embrace 1900
bushsl. Ohio A. orc OF CoAS there were sales OF
10 600 bu,hel. a, ssa5Oc. FkEIsHrs by Canal TO Al
bsny remain the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

PHILApKLPHIA rs SLIcEs-The first Of series
Of articles under this title VIII be found on the Fir.,
Page Of The TSi5EHs this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

- TIE Ts1se supplied su5.cnbsrs % Phhsd~phn <nn
ID. .dainx sr immediately 1er the arrival u ioe boat ~
t .e.n Zeoer Ledger Buitas IhBd q beo~ Ch-.n1t
q mo1tb sLgs cOpies 3 cent?
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,Iarket...ALssNY, Oct. p

Rs1sipfs rsfiis ,ls pas' - tours-FLorH 1900 Dds
WHEAT. $500 bushels CokS. l26oo DO BAILEY,
IL 90 do-No sales Of FLorE are reported WHEAT Is
without change TO notice 1000 bushels Genesee were
disposed Of At l2lc OF BAILEY, we notice sales OF
1900 bushels At &c OATS are IN fair demand win
sales Of 1000 bushels at CSC WHISKY, sales slo oo's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

sHAwLs-sHAwLs-The creates, bargains In Long H
Square Cashmere and Brochs shswls ever seen In ~
city are offered this day at 3 BARxEsss, 81 Grandst
Just opened
100 al wool Square shaws, from = to 81 each
100 very fine Chsine Lsno shswls from . TO $40 ssch
100 extra Chsins Lame, 90 to sl5 each.
80 ali wool Long shavl- mos, approved designs, from
slfto 60 each
- very finest Cashmere imported, and latest palief@
from sl5 10 s70 each
Also, 90 wool PLAID shawls, from q 10 - each.
Also, 90 wool Long Sh~s, from - 10 SO each
Also, 100 pieces MennO. from 90 IL per ysft
Also, 30 pieces slss from ,. 81 10 IL per yard
; BARKER, 81 Grsnda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

~ WhiG Committee Hoom.-Ihs Denoefs NC
Whg General Committee have engaged fVoh ~ -.
Erosdway No ; 40 stairs which their fnenos ron ~
country invited 10 .ftend for purposes W.
ensuing election and for The disuioanon Of wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

Too BaD-Our Hunker neighbor, the Irue
Sun thinks we evince great want of principle
in not supporting Mr.. Van Buren, for President.
If we only could oblige Cass and Butler friends
in this business without dsobliging almost every
body else, it would give great pleasure to do it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

VERNoST.-The People of Vermont having
failed to elect State officers, the Legislature OF
that State, now in session at Montpelier, met IN
Joint Ballot on Wednesday, the 18th inst. and
proceeded to the election Of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer, with the following result
For Gorernoys
aros Coolidge (Whgl ~ Oscar l. shaer, " b l..bo
Paul Dillingham;, lCsss) 81 Scattering .............
CARLOS COOLIDGE having received one majority
was declared elected Governor Of Vermont for the
ensuing year.
The balloting Tor Lieut.. Governor resulted IN the
election of Robert Pierpont, as follows
Robert Pierpoint Wing Ia Luke r Poland. B.. %
John S Robinson Cass....5S
ROBERT PIERPoINr, having received clear
majority six over all others, was declared to be
duly elected Lieutenant Governor for the term OF
one year
A State Treasurer was then balloted for as
follows
George Howes, Wing .lz3 Z. A stsnsbury, '. B.. Is
Jeremish msrston Cass....s5
GEORGE HowEs received a clear maiortyoi FIVE
votes and was declared duly elected
Governor COOLIDGE was to have communicated
his first Annual Message on Wednesday afternoon.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst. the Wings OF Yer
mont held a large and enthusiastic State Conven-
ton at the Capitol Hon CHARLES PAINE of Wash
ington County presided. A State Central Com
mittee (of which Harry Brady, of Burlington, was
chairmanl for the ensuing year, and also County
Committees for the several counties were chosen.
During the afternoon and evening elaborate and
eloquent addresses were delivered by Senators
UPHAM and PHELPS, and Hon. Messrs. CoLLAMER
and FooT. At the adjournment, IL Pm. three
tremendous cheers were given for Old Zsck and
the Whig cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

The CASTING VoTs.-Pennsylyanis had in
1894, and she gave it to one George NJ. Dallas to
use in her behalf He used it, like a scurvy poll
tician for his own advancement and against her
great interests. She has taken 1t back this year
and proceeded to use it herself. Itstrkes us that
her cast is great improvement on Dallsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

~ The Wings of the village Of Sing Sing and
vicinity meet this evening at Franklin Hall. The
friends Of Taylor and Fillmore Fish and Patterson,
invited to be present w ( ROBINSON Of this city will
speak on the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

The Pyrotechnc finale OF the evening was
exceedingly well done By Messrs. l. Edge and J. w.
Hadasld Nearly dozen diferen. pieces were got of
IN tine style and made beautiful appearance against the
darkness Of the night The Garden was empted upon
the Battery, and when the people became satisfied
with this last Of the sightseeing. all quietly and peace
ably dispersed their varied northumberland ali was
quiet 60 closed the XXlst Annual Fair Of our Amer
can Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

A Hsr AND kOrHSc EIss 80" n h ~ef- doae vines y
dons, Il we're wei done quickly" nus says SOS
spesfe and nus ssys kSo. Al hls estsblshnirn - -
toast sun Buildings lie cells Hal q1iesiy-yo" ~
hn quickly and hence 10th psries ssnstsd s1ely
sbon bargsns maize long frien3s snd this you VII n'
you deal with KNOX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

" We have interesting Foreign Letters,
which We are compelled to defer Tor day or two
Also, from THOMAS DARCY MACE, " Some Rea-
sons for Entertaining Confidence in the Liberation
of IRELAND" which we hope 10 publish on Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

PEsssYLyAsIA.-The Philadelphia EreHing Bm-
letia publishes what purports to be official returns
for Governor from all the counties in the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

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