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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23
KENT AND oTTAwA-Ioascisl ;


much opposition.
Judge SAMUEL AssnuS is elected 70 the House
from Chippewa by q MAJ over Gen. z. J. RoSorts
formerly Of this State, tine L5oo candidate. Mack
insr has been thoroughly redeemed, and elects
Free soii Representative by 3 msj. The town
OF Bcsver Island. Usually largely Loco, gives Lit
tlejohn a. votes and Barry only y. The town
was flooded with Barry tickets, p correspondent,
Of the Detroit AdrSrtisSr says, while on the other
hand, there was not at the opening Of the polls q
single written or printed Free Soil ticket conse
quently several who first voted did not vote for
State officers al al. Macklnsw Co. gave Csss 7e
majority over Taylor Van Buren, had not a sin
gle vote Barry majority In the State has been
reduced to AoO4, according to the Detroit BulletH
with four counties yet to hear from. 1t is now
sscer,sned the wings snd Froe Sellers have GER
tninly elected % members Of tee House and the
Lccos IS. Liulejohn has msjorties in seven
counties, only one Of which went fi' Gen Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

tOsTON. r.s 2z-Arrshtp Chirors. Cr9n''sit ~ p
snsur l3th at EEp-fi Or~e severe q IN ne q ~
IN ,spch .siorsa ssas which s'7ve main SRI monkey
rsiIs swept N house. OLsbesf. rssss So
schr T Fsrsirs, X Z, mocd. Vi' -t-~l
Cd ship Rosert .if4u. AG.isehiro.s tsrts :. ~ x
Snow. Vev-Or~tDs Essle Pailsos phis hHss X hn'
e. Port - Primo; Irv'r S-s'sg, ? Am At-is
> e4srictstury. Ocean lern A.rXsners Et8t, Msr-
-,.Asy. sn1 shstsr~re yh'l,|e Pie kesocs' Ffsns-
f,,i o. load Tor Cuhs s~hrs M.ry Ia, Aux Csyef
Rsuid Richmond FSsn sfor 10 losd f'r Pen'acoia
SALEM, s-Cid b.rE Esp@et California hrig ia
cob Sorry, Cayenne
NEW .BEDsORD 2lsi-Au scsrs Elsn Sodmsu, ami
N-,us Yors srop Victory Albany SD sh'p Arab.
loo.sr Ocesn.
PROVIDENCE 2i,,- Ar srtr oxford Bsiumo-e "a
VB-dford; sioop' Lsdy Wssiipgion Albany Acorn,
Esrves:. Rs5taui. ard J Lsmph~er Nfort
81 ss.k Rnosi-s ssn grSnci'coi bn4 Casida. Ns"-
Or esns, .chr Hsry EDDY M.tsD@..
BRI,TOL 2ls-Arr .ilCp Harriet. Hlors
sd 2nth. sipops G-9@i- $40 Anon. HIoTE
PORTLAND Is;-CIr tarF. RANGE sId May LQz-
Ell. M4tarzss; br'g Pisto san = arciscu
Ne N-ORbEANS. THAR stip Jotn Is henrJ mis-
6 pn's
Nmr D1xsn, d. schr = Dts, Dc
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MARRIED.

a. G~I.-, C.rs. stgyv-snt s9u.-. ~ 80 - ~. p
To-. WATSON CASE t1 SARAH JANE. 'sH .ht-g 20 Wh
--r1ag E.q t.of fhFt,fy $50.
os -.furlsy N.r b. He h 5000 Mayor We.ibsl JAMES
PtRkER .fru.at lo.sh Nssto1 o. Mes
ASA g.. CLARK ot -ssrs pics
OR ,ou-frHs psr-fs sess npr
Oa Vrr.tt. uersrf ~ So b So pf EsStl, NJ Ciits
wHirE Ns'JUtiA JANIS tsustt CT Airan jsBs- tsi
o. % inc CIV
tt Actors 1 J. rslrsay, Nor 3. b R.s n o.got OF
srnegAft. Mas siNUFL ucGooO &c -tRkNA MASON
III 1917 d !. [ D -hrl.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

T1ufs5s sos st-r protrctsi sai rsa i4sss. ar
JAMES WHiTtOCk. thu sJh ,ssf oi his ags
fhsr. rrops. NhuOk, at I'd ts
tr,tt asN Jane. Nrs. sCsy urtsi 90 a'tsli ~
. sferroon 6fsnt -
AtNs- sfss-us'. y ~ ls ST. WILLIAM IErsnN ne
5-fh ri tfssga
On W-tas.fsy - 4 III MATTHEW SHAW. n me
tSrt yea OF tssgs
H. as1i. lr7tsi o. ss1i fl-srs from co..
NJ Ch-s nrusam The 'rrsr iNs1'Y seventh
g1tt rts lFfsl st-rncr n o,',s H. 10
wi 's tasss % erssnsotf I-nstsry
a. W-4.s.i .ss-. So !. or rsntsat ever CHARLIE
EDGaR Fes~r- Mar Duaa ,s-i 'ltts nd
tsy
oar 10y asih =
r.. 81 %
l. ~ alus r0andst 4ssF.s csn real
Of tbs iavtei ,ccmPtay b
Cemetery To- ffisy ~ stefnocn,
L., N u -.. 4 L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

NEW OzILASs Wednesday, Nov =.
TIE ne jority Of WtEer %: Governor q not isr
short Of 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23
Later frsm Tampa Bay-Prsbability oil far-
Their Trcuble with the Indians.
RALrINoHE, ThsrIdsy, Nov t@-s

Tue S.1the-u MAJ 81 tO-nigh. uss o. 1ush' IS
New Orleans papers Of tie Sta, Vseh contain aie &C
wees from Tan "a BsT TneJ represent tast re nc
.Ds bad rsfus-f a isave ihs co1ri'Y, an ,hAt -
Tsiggs vas preparing 70 hun; hem ut "iih a. pos
nbe ss2s;es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

CsoLERA AT TARiFyvILLr.-Ws isarn rom zoe
hartford Uses that two esses Of Cholera occurred In
Tar.eviie, coan- . tsw days since The victims were
yosspa Beach and serjsn.n Ball. the latter ey'ns a.
Te0mgsoavle. where he bad gone 70 give tnfornsnen
OF Mr. Bssch's death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

~ We hear that the boys are determined 70
rive {. ssrensde 70 M. CLAY this evening IN Mas
ssu- street
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NitchfGan klsciisn.

A correspondent in Ottawa County sends rs
the oR,s retarns from Ottawa Co. which Is
attached 70 Kent in IA. choice OF Represents
tives. We therefore unite the vote Of both Coon-
ties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

49, -. wen. to pres, .hi. morning though
The Telegraph v. in opsr.tisn I'll late hour bon.
one sns il may be .~snty-fOor hours yet before
va receive her sdviees.
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ExrkNslvs RosskNY.-Jseoh smi,l

ExrsSsivs RoSsSSY,-JSeoh Smith OF Alhsp,
Jew peddler. robbed Of box eon,selas jewelry
to The amount Of s. 900 .. psOvls, Liy.nsssoa Co on
the night Of tse lao IL TIA, Smith put ap
q, the American Hotel srs'Pec'sss house He retired
to bed and loesea Bis door, sad Daring the night man
named soasste porter in the house, WHO h.d &c
cre,,d himself rnder smiths bed. got possession cf
tse box saa dsesnpsa. Mr.. 5. offered reward Of
ESQ for the srres, Of the this who wa hasly taken
aas ali the property founS upon bic psrsss Two
elser bard esses named Ess Ssxevrg Snd Van Camper
Stout slso arrested ss parties concerned N me
robbery We gather Toe shove fSess from the RsAsss
4.yscss.
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m, New ssIp yarrasau.ett Capslz,d, &c Ae

bosTfN- tlTt4sJf - =
Tns new ,rip Ssrsgs1se from srre'' '1I
PROVIDENCE IL TOW Of steamer dAsssioii ye'psi1-J
.t- -. ,,iIs bAoE Cornec,.cui Potai. MT having
,usci,nt ,sl caps zsd .nd 10 going over ie On ln=
s,sau boat carrying away ,er smo1r Pipe arc pa.'
bouss ana dsnsgos the phAe 5suss 4oe asns.e %
tn bostis s5ouI 800 Ine snip .es On ~
,loop Aionz side q her see vi be lowed Hto snSa
ss.sr .ocsy. where sba vii % lighted
A s,,ern2, a. asis t0-osJ ~ NJ W srnei' %. -
yo.r - ~ 8.~gsr-t OC0nro-. on the ground tnai
bs- s-.oerra "a wanted IN Dr1rJ. TIA. The CouT'
rsiuced tae Osil r. -lOup-
Jr4rei, 20 frs'tvesIe. ssoore Les' ynoutn. - r.
Dortsd IN the morning ysPefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

Gas IN PoSrLAsD.-Toe Portland Jmpws says
that sss faraisssd 70 private consumers In that city
ct from g 50 to - per 600 feet l, would Be- an TO-
seres,ins problem 10 know Aow much II ouss, to Gee,
in city Of half million people, VIXEN 1, eau he pro
vsded g, such rates In one OF soooot
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Walker. lIsisrity.

eY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE EES.Y9as TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23
" The Nai.enal Sra comment. a. follows

EF The NdiscsG! Era comments as follows
upon our article on the California Contribution
"why should The ribras rejoice much that c a.
orois has erpvtssiy prohibited Slavery Wac II rot
In cihe'tut few wet ks since. on this pointt Wa
not seeking 60 prepare tho Wing party Tor an Aoan
donmsn, Of the ground of postve prohibition, aud Tor
ascent to the admission of California with ConsiIu
ton silent on the Slavery question:
why this extrs shout Of triumph on the part OF TAs
TrsuNs express prohibition OF Slavery by the
Caliiornis Copsututon II no prohibition would have
answered just 40 wellf"
No Sir The Troune WAS never Indifferent on
sh's question, as you understand perfectly well
portion Of the rights Of freedom, and have
maint.ined with al on. strength that Slavery
could net exist in any State Of the Union except
by virtue q. some express law recognizing and
o...bNshing II. But 81 the same time we have
always preferred and desirsd that assurance
should be made doubly sure in The case, as has
been done in California, to the bitter easppoint-
men, Of the Err's loo Foco allies, and as We said
beioreha and would be done The Era will hardly
make any capital against the Wing party by the
most subtle JesatSing Of the truth In this matter.
But a. " proPourds one ortwo qusstsons with re-
gard 20 TIE Tribune we should Ike 70 return tie
ccmpltnnent by asking why tbs Ara believes that
Slave property could bs held in California a. q
State even II 40 law Recognized snd sstablished
/, We should Ike also to inquire how far the
Era shares the chasrin OF the Ercsssg Post snd
other organs Of the cane school, at the actual re-
suit Of the Cahiornis Convention ha, tia, IL del
losse point which We do no, presume to touch on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23
HUsiNIss NOTICES.

AsEEicAS MrsEUN-rhe pretty AID .pVl..n. 6,,i.,.
OF Fot shd Co9atsrpot, Enslet's ~oadeFfsl 6s.-.s.
Ne hstineus Aeria 0ro0 oirgs and the p.nlousr. Z,
D.eneamean wih The sssistsncs OF he ~asIs .s4s
10 eig -o01sh 70 draw sny thing-hsve drawn ershs.'
ssasfyine hoases throughout toe west Tks 49,
series OF establishments vii elose 10 morrow sves,s
Busss GsrAr MoviSG Mssok ~ rAE L.Sxs "
AsA, ST LAHsHScE AND sASUtsN RIvGss Nv. -
gret 20 gay nat MS o. probably. The al wses az -
Instructive exhibition TIE perfect seshty ant v..,.
Of The pictlrs has Impressed every on. n. T.ss
begirg with storm Snd sunshine are hsre ~. Sea-
he Rails Saips ami % boa shosrs Foruhcsi,oo. c.,
Churches and Mountains. bleeding The wfs a. .s'
v1.eG regions 10 srsaa eonblnauOu Ia a, r.TS
sagreusy. We have picture Of county alna,t 49,
o.. from ne know edge OF msn ~
NfsLo's-Fraaesss RzFsFs SsaSaf This la.snt., A..
will 10 doGbt have bumper tonight his rare rsrti -
serv-s 10 ess Ass comic actor he Ia nos uassro.,,s
.pd tontsAt be hss chosen two pisses IN vheA H. -
hamor 10 vel displayed. Godensk ssd DeeA,gra.-
are Two Of he very beet psncnilmes TIE Rsves p.y
rn- new dsrrtiierert 10 wAieh Me Bertfn .na NJ
BftNnt take so large share Ia slso gwen. Arexeh.,
aetar.tic dsrcsis nlroSuce BY the sfoye popus rr,
Tomorrow night, Golden fsrSner-Sst nifa' q hs Va.
Sey.lls Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

The COTToS nnsrset c3otiroet heavy a. tie De
cine previously noticed, though fsctors are not 1is
pos.d 10 accept any l0rer prices Yesterday about
800 bale, changed hsa5s incig.ing Kidding AZ lOc.
sad GOOD DO At lOie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

SHOWING an Aggregate The Court OF Appeals q ~
The same thai OF the State ocefs While The sgUsgse
cor Justice Of oe Supreme Court $50. being 10
the Highest Sggreesie o. sny ~ TIE safe otc-s "
fsr J1age ~ Appeals snd Judge Wnghrs vote exceeds
that " any chvr Wig The State or Judicial uess Vi
votes IN the : XIII WSrt
We 30 ncs pretend 70 say that tn, Re
hul he Ga v.xrey remarkable 10 doet nul
10 have strsce1 suenuo4 % me County Board, a.
oGRvsss Argus
rms apparent discrepancy Is susceptible II :
yer, simple solution TEE Working Mems State
and s,-ict Tickets received from 1903 l23 votes
IN The SiSih Ward Of Troy the Official return
frorn that Yard shoss the following vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

u FAlhtbs ALMANAC cpntsios 81 es,fsi
a. Oue- lhs srsss popaisuop, banks and es1 oss
rates Of nefss -, lime Of eseuon, prodaes o. n ~
snd corr miles d railroad, debts and aan.ss ~. lssJs
sssie. ssd Territories. Add shsro 10 iks ys s.os
tie Bosisa Chronotypsl who does Dot n~>@ }"
hsnd the ksowlsdgs q these ihlsss. L..
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MGrhe,s...Als4SY. Eo7 ct ?. III

h..,.s,. .5aos Is.,.oia.-F rcua. 10000 ooit
WHEAT, 1000 bosn CoES. 1900 % Fair zoo
do In n, "a there US l s1of pnfe'sf a'.hs -
-. = no all, Iudirr common state snf H.Xf1
Wrs.arr 49, 81 a. ~ sr-sig-t state 'nd Nesi~rn
~ 75a4 -. sed iure G-ocsee a. ut WHEAT
a.. srfn VITA as50i irquirT for i.tfg, And ss"'
80, o. EAKLrr 1000 tast cod r. 5q; far tT1-
ovgef sui 5qtc Tor FOUR wet
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-Inrktt. .s.L1laosl. ", = n.

Trs demsnd fr FLoUs. IS bat moderate and
the .sle. Do DO, exceed 20 bos principally HoEsrd'
a. 3, "a "a GHAIS snd PEorrsIoSs remain without
ohsrge TssAcc0 hru-. and 10 f-ir r. guest,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

tos s,.sorns ss ss,r earn, pssouse ssd a. ode. :.
sores, eats and bruises, tooth and nervous "a Brost
wr.sne IN male female, 80 Pesr~ - S-ss-G
way, oas DOOR above 0rsnd-st q ouay ~ 30 - 4.
dosn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23
O1IY ITEMS
Fr aa-.oss city Hens. ser Oalsia.

wen, in the steamer from Ros;on "eoneI5sy, With
dispatches 10 our Miptier st cndon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

AItirARr.-A 6as company OF nea Aage
ConPsny No. , passed cur oses yesterday OF Tar
-, sxesrsiOr- rs-y made very soldisr-Hks sppear
We - ne' them On their rsturr- ssi .oaht
no, thsy ss-s sc0d account Of ski
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

u Ex'Gov. Seward and family srrlssi a. TIE
A''SF ls'' nlsht En- rVGle ior ws.hl5s,on- Hoa- NJ
Con- Of onondssA and Hoz Mr.. Bennett Of Chensnso,
are IN town HOa wn- c. Hss5roaes Of Ulster 10 a.
the Asser. Dr. Es,oa ct the Army, Bsroa Roenns. V.
Lad Of Porte Rico rd oss.rs q. TIE Irvins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

THs vo1r o. SrEFHESrows AND THt NoTk of tHI
siNrH WARD o. TsoY The Trot Whss contains Ine Or
cts canvas, for Rensselaer, Costly 10 the sixth Ward
Of he City Of Troy Tie vote STOOD - foilo~s
For ali the Loco oe0 Stale of sra from lS 10 lea esct
For all the Wing Stale oeieers from 6S 10 s. each
MSkiss aggregate for The State Orcsrs, OF from -
10 ~
rh- vote o. ,as JadiciL nesss Wa. az follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

Markets ... B-FFafc. Nov "a u
Rscstg,, s,qrs Yestsvdav-FIcCR 10000 bbls
HEAT. 10000 bu,a Corn none PLorR ras In
demand ard the markets favor the ouye''
: az, vsre usds Of 400 b3s Of Micai.t1 &. l5ai
2, tn. ma>far WHEAT Vss Q N 9Th good IN
ou'yy fir nil.Ir. 900 bush sold ~ 8; for Obj
Coax vss without chsngs mixed Wes,ern VS. neni-
nsl al 46c Ia FEF1eHTs. Flour vss taken st %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

REAL EsraTE SaLTs-The sac 81 the .o.s -
tee Boo-s,das Road .ad Fifty third and FiTy fourth
as q the sstl.s q Jteos Hsrssn deceased
by Cole & ChItor. Al ,he Merchants EI-hArze, yea
lerdsy vas vel attended sns IRE prices broughi ~ere
vsryhsh Four yssr. ago lot. were bsushi only eight
.ret. sooIs ese er 81 70 80 sset near ths corner
OTIS q TIT. slosk broashi OF Thirty i5arsh't Sad
Eishthsvenue, : by 100 i>eI slooo FitJ'thi'a-st
And Eigsta-sTstue. SANE sac. sl-l2s Ff,y taire 1t
ard BlOoninstAls Road, sishs feet longer. sl,isO
Nfsy iOurthsi ard BloouirstAs Road, ss- sJ 90
g. o25- The svsuas cts averaged s5osi ssoo each
al thcse On the streets s5ou: $40. Isis 'sraP.d
r.se q vaus Mere Of The estate VII - sold . -sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

M.R1srK's FnR.-We tr1s, our claEsHs -lh
forget the Fair Of ire Mariners Fsnny Industrial
Society. now oyen a. the Church N ROssvsit', Ihi'
ueri,OriOas society Is in want Of iGads saa surely
esnrO; ssk IN vain. TIE Fsir vii eloss tc-zorrcs
lsl Il De closed with fuil treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

PRIMARY ScsooIs-Josepb Mckee,. E'9.
County Superintendent suggests ths, tie efficiency Of
cur Primary schools might be zrestJ Increased ~
some reforms such a reducing several that arc GOV
TOO srse sid supplying cshsr' with the means sni sP
planes needed for the proper progress Of the students
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

Governors 4 tie Aims House Department hsEs Jssi
,ioPiet excellent Esgalsaon IN relation = the ae-
mission Of visiiors 10 the insHtunoas % sscETeAi
I,land For years croEd Of hsrPies sna Trst'hes
nsvs lived y visiting Bsck~eLs l',snf, and lufing
bsck 70 The hsunts OF wee tho.e urhsppy beings rnls=
terms Of imprisonment may Be Stout sxptrirg and q;
hss been unusg. thing Tor fFon aiy 70 one sun
dred keepers Of houses 4 ifsne snd Others o. Ike
ehsrac,sr 70 De found eouversicg rih TIE pnsonsr.
n .iuzle S.y This fseiifs-sd escapes. tut-rfered
vita TIRE industrial srrapssnerts Of The prison sa1
tas Il keeping II tue P.iAs II vice laos.
Vic under other clrcum.t.aces might b reformed
correct these evs tns Governor. have d-tsrminec
&C psr; (uness n extreme esses ID p-rson CT sro~u
I'D character 70 visit Rlsck~els Island, and al yer.
Eil - required . procure permits II ne once
81 ne Governors, 10 the Psrk rosunds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

EvERss PANORtMA--We thought the utmo,t
Ia tho wsy q Psnorsnss bad aready been sccom-
p'.shed-but s,lght OF Eyer.s grand Moving Picture
Of New York, Brooklyn Fast River Williamsburg the
Atlantic Ocean, &: sc has entirely upset eaicu'a
ton. snt given us SeS notions respecting the cap,ci
Les Of psin;, and sas isht 10 the reader will
drop 70 At s.oPpsni Hal, he will know exactly wha.
mean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

FIFrEESrs WAso SoaooLs.-See rePor; CT
Board Of Education FOR iPortAE! prep ason' ressfd-
us schools 10 this Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

TBE sFcE.sios We p1bd,hel several days
since a statement that Raw. Dr. Forbes. Of 81 Lukss
Church. had beeoms convert - the Romi.h faiIb
The following lettsr confirm. the report
EE-foAK nov -. l-se
u Re- Va Esr.ss. Z p Fr,,,desl ef iis s,salrns
Ccs,mu.s offis Dlocs's y Y,s' York
REv AND DEAF SIS You may conceive thst u %
Win no Ordinary emotion tsst i-el myself coDs'rsin
IL say you, - Pre.deni Of the el-ndng Commit
tee Of ne Drc-ss oi NJ York II Is ny nt.nton
no longer 20 exsrcife the ministry Of the Prot
Episcopal Church. u bsving become ny ceSp and con
scisntous coavcu0n that duty 20 God requires Of
Unite myself to Tne one Holy C'laode and Apostolic
Crurch in communion vita u 80 OF Rome y ~hich
alone feel TIA, my sllesisnes 10 due
VITA great per,orsl eonsserst!oo, ! remalO. rev &
sne dear .lr your oJedl-Dt ssrVsrt
JOHN MURRAY FORBES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

~ Tho sale II lots belonging 10 the estste o
Jacob Hsrssn deceased will be continued this day n
u. O'Clock, a, the Merchants Exchange. BY Cole s
Ch.toD, Aactioueers snd comprises the best portion
OF the property lying on both sides Of the Hudson
River Railroad snd Fifty fourth and Fifty hfih III.
and nearly the entire block bounded by Tenth atd
Eleventh svenues and Fly fourth and Finy hth 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23

| ~ Powerful Aufscuou. Wonderful Sgeesss. 0sea.
Achievements Astonishing Nv pTicss meeting the tpp'c
bs.on CT ALL ~ the celebrated cheapest Carpet E'aSa,b
meat Ia the Uuiied safes 20 Rowery HIs,N ASossasa
| Ehr nIlcaa We fafar % annlhnr eolnmn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-05
BIs AID AND 09NSLD Mia 8 9
GRAND ARRIVAL OF READY.MiDE CLOTHING.

TINHE proPrietors of the Baltimore Cheap Cloth
- ing Store, will challenge any other establish
ment in their line of business, that they will sell
any kind of Clothing % per cent cheaper than
can be bought between this place and New York.
Gentlemen will do us the favor 10 call and exam
inc stock of WINTER CLOTHING before
purchasing elsewhere, which they will find 10 their
advantage.
Our stock consists in part ola large assortment
of Overcoats- Coaks-Coth Dress, Frock and
Sack Goats, of different colors-CassinetandT Tweed
Goats Fine Black Doe-skin and Fancy Cass-
mere Pants-Corduroy, Black and Fancy Cassinet
ditto-Black and Fancy Vests-W ooIlen, Plaid
and other kinds of Winter Vests-wth general
and full assortment Of fancy dress articles usually
kept in Clothing Store, such as Undershirts,
Drawers, Shirts, Cravats, Iiandkerchiefs, Boots,
Umbrellas, Silk and Fur Hats and splendid
stock of Caps. Our sincere thanks are due to the
public for their kind patronage, and we solicit a
continuance Of the same.
n. B.-We want 500 customers to buy our
Winter stock OF Clothing
o. Store Room in the Basement of the Virginia
Hotel, next door to the Law Office of Baylor &
Coiner. WALDEAUR & POLLITZ.
Staunton, Oct n, lS10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-12-05
POETRY.

Thc beautiful is vanished and returns not '-Scher
have been looking DER the lines long written
Those tender lines traced many years ago,
When hopes unwastcd, promises unsmittcn
Were the bright portion of my spring time glow.
My sunkcn eye grows fearful as it wanders
Over the scroll, all stained and time worn now
My heart grows week, mourniully it pondcrs
On the dear memories of long ago,
have been bending DER The violet flowers
Still linked, o Love. with gcntlcst thoughts of you
My heart recalls that ewes delicious hours
When with It's leaves of softcst, dreamy blue,
You linked myrtle aud babe me treasure
The fragrant token for the givcr's sake;
The rose is dead the violct's deep azure
Has faded, meier livelicr hue to take
Long withcrcd yet such perfume round them fingers
Aswakcs thousand dreams Of grlhood gone
Trembling the wreath hangs in my olasping fingers
1 feel thy dark eyes answering my own!
Tones oil a voice long hushed, again arc stealing
In haunting whispers to my rapturcd car,
The lingering walk-thc crowned porch revealing
My youths remembered home-Oh, oil things dear
Through all the vanished past my thoughts arc rowing
The changciul years that over me have flown
Since thou and j, the hopeful and the loving,
Talked of the Future 5 own, Our otcn
Peace, memory, peace dim scroll and faded flowers,
Back TO your place fond dreams recall!
Vain are such visions in this world ofours.
Youth, love, hope, fesr-I have outliued them all.