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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

~ Atlot o'clock last evening the Loco-Foco
County Convention at TsmDGn1y Hal were bsl-
los'iog for Sheriff, with little prospect Ct making
choice Of candidate. JAWS c. WILLETr, We
7ndes,snd, received the highest number Of votes
a. the frat and at each successive ballot. His vote
ranged from 20 70 &c or q. JoHs OEsER was the
uext highest on the lis.. receiving from II TO 70
Amos r. Hatfield. William A. Douglass and Jo-
seph Cornell, who were also candidates for the
nom nation, received each smaller number than
SIR. Oser. There were others who received one
or more votes at each ballot.
p s-Thc Convention continued to bsiia, til shout
o'clock without approaching any nearer TO choice
than when they commenced On the last ballot Willet
received "a votes
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susrnE NOTICES.

Asss,c,S MussUp I'VE have heard rer'or. az
~hNt lucky iello~ B.rrum Is, D. always has gooc
- = re- I. no lzes about A. lis Musrsr Is -
800 m mi. Cortneot \ co.'s p2ry n pauton l1i,is
,sr..rv be 5ugirs 10 he Rsve Family, are ro- error
.,,r IN. Rsval rsrtniniues &c th~ karrl syc. tsice
a. IN he ~, a Isosy a1- NAase.ll.e eoa pssy.,,3
1.seirnt ,ngrrs Aa1 dAlcers vary ne r@ais
Wiz r-rfofmarcos and We should De s'si 70 k1o~ N
VIII srch -lrsclor- he over N-sii. iN-ffr i'ff
N,s-ur, can BE s.frtb1lei % lgcs.
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Receipts since Y,sierday-FLoUR, 5000 bhs ;
WHEAT, AZ 900 bushels CoAN - 900 do.-The mar
ket for fLOUR IL rather depressed dealers sierriDe
wait the r-ceip, Of laler from Europe. About
500 bols Michigan ranged bsnds At e. 50 81 56i.-
WHEAT Is arriving more freely, and the supplies Of
Western Mixo1 are quite large which has tendency
TO oepress prices The sales embrace 1000 bushes
including lits Port zoe and Michigan al private
bsresn. CoRN 10 not 90 active but without change %
nouee. FLour to Albany is quoted % SIC, and
ffcn. a.
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MoRE About IHE WRECK OF tbs ST. Jous.
The Boston CAyOnO,ype Of yesterday says
Al 2 O'Clock yesterday % bodies were inferred. 1be
services were conducted by Rev Messrs Rec and o.
good the bodies enclosed In separate oOfh1s
which were placed Oh elk csrts and conveyed 10 the
Cohssset buying ground b. oxen. The reporter Of
the Nat, who the ground at Cotasset yester.
dsy glves number o. Interesting and important psri
culais. among which are The following
Mr.. L4tLfUp. az who're house tho survivors were
tshen rela-s Incident that is at touching and
Affecting The waves were dsshug high before him
and their crested tops as they were breaking upon
him, be saw what he thought wss small package OF
goods While watching 10 even this small relic
rom the doomed yesse 1t fell upon him, striking him
IN the iaea He reached forth bis arms and grasped Il
when, TO- be held infant yet alive. tie placed IL Ia
-afety, sDd that infant 10 DONG well 10 the family
Of SIR Grove OF this town.
cit stated by three of the passengers that tht
afternoon Of Saturday sitter they hsd MADE Province
light. the Captain mustered bic passengers on
deck ana jOyfuy assured them that the last nsat o
tneir ccDhusment on board bed arrived SAD truth
and most fesrfuily realized. His passage had beea a
good one spd he felt eistcd. Tho simple aud isht
ted passengers ia the oxuhersDce vi their feelings
prepared for an illumination: the deck aud rggins
we're decorated with candles sni song aud dance wore
away the evening Of their last Nigh; board the $.
JcAr. The Captain dealt 10 bis a treat OF ar
dent spirits and all on board participated in the joy
and hopes incident 10 ihs termination OF Atlantic
PssssSe.
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~ NELLioAN's MArERrs MEDlcA is issue
auslnEss NVrluEs.
LIQUID HAIR DYE.

r. rHALoS's improved Magic HslrDys, a new inVeu
ton 10 color The hair whssers The moment II Is sppet
without r ary the hair ss!n. Gentlemen eau have
their WHISPERS dyed In ave minutes al the depot ls
Broadway corner Of Dey.sL under the Franklin Hotel
Per bottle. small size. 81; large 81 81. oil I'm
WIGS Asp rovsErs-We would call the'snsnuon
citizens and strangers, repairing Wigs aud rOupees, TO
recent improvement Of mos, important character In
vented by 4. PHALos, lg Broadway, corner Of Deys'
under the franklin House They can be seen al his Hair
Cutting Rooms where may be seen the largest and bes
ASSORTMENT IN The city oil I'm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o... o ?. ~.

Rscrip's since Yssferdot-F LoUR, 1900 bbs
WHEAT, 1900 10 CosN, 1900 bush BAILEY, 5000
doTte FIovR market is steady but rot sctive. sales
comprise so bbis, including straight brands at IL
milling dem md primo NuE4I, With sales nm
bush Genesee at 1859 FOR CoRN there IA good inqu
~ sud notice sales of 600 nush st SOC for Western
mixed, which Is slight decline. bAsLrr continue.
sciive the sales reaching 2 coo bush Al 6O16c for
2-rowe5 and 6ls d62.c tor irowed Sales 1900 tush
OATs 3s.r
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s.pGlINs DRY GOODS

a AsSclp Co. 50 csnal't rssr Broadway, ns
enabled u recent purchases a. Auction and oaerSi'-
10 offer great attractions. IN Des, SINS De Lsiaes' Co.'S
,ner.s shs~s. In brciaenes, Linen. Ae Al'o a. ee
s.pt assortment Q: Clcsks ysi;es ard MsnrS' LaSie
KID q oves super quality. a 4 per PAIR oNs
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RYERpELL,s NEEDING CARDs.

% Card. FOR weddings and visiting elegantly and
ashionsby engraved ard printed The hnesi French
plain and sllveIcoored cards.
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENNELOPS.
sre continually receiving from the most celeb
lciurers Paris and London, the mosi elegant and
newest styles OF Bridal Envelops also, Wedding Naiers
and Gaze Boxes in great variety, al EsrRDtLL' Card
Establishment, 81 Broadway, corner OF Dnsne. ST.
Branch Once, Waist
~ invite the attention OF The public to the sale Of
valuable lots on Fnhavenue snd Twenty sesenlh-sL bJ
order OF he Executors OF late JoHS S TooggR ESQ
and others comprising SIX fne lo. on fhh-svenue each
over BY leo wo Of them corner lots and three
gore ols on Twenty ssyenthst all sold free OF assess
msnts by ANTHONY J BLEECKER. Auctoneer
Mar, ATT Broadst le9D
rf- There place at lsst found where person can
get the worth Of his money for instance you can &c,
6ne French Car Boots for 81 So worth 81 fns Cas3 -
worth ST. WaterProof Boots, Patent Leather Boots and
shoes equally low at the coroer Of Fulton and Nassau cts
opposite the Herald Once.
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HUScARY-'A Friend TO the Hungarian Cause
write 20 ask US If article 10 the London Tdbld Of
Sept Is tells the truth with reg 4 70 Hungary. That
article s entirely the Austrian Interest and 10 as lar
from the truth as {, well could be. We have published
the facts about the Hungarian contest at full in Tie
7rbgn, and If correspondent had given them the
s,eBtion they deserved be would not nave had ca
sion 10 write US such letter.
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CHOLERA Or SHiFDoARD-The ship Cornels,
Capt French, arrived ct this port yesterday afternoon
from Liverpool with IS. passengers IS of the stserage
passengers died Of Choers also the second officer Mr.
C. y Schoonhoven
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Movements of tbe President. &c.

BAL1rxo1r Wednesday. Oct .y-s o.
Ger. Tsv.or Nssst Banana tonight r 'sl'l'5
h. if.ead. and kIssins ne ladies GO,
Tre election To- Numbers Of tie Fi-s; Ciiy Corne1
o. Baltimore vas he'd today. In the - "Es' Nc
yytfgs eiect two members and tas Lcco-f qoof =
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BALTIMORE. "Wednesday Oc. l0--FA-
Gen. T,YLOa informs re that Il Will De npos-
She for lin 70 20 further North az 2reseni OWING -
the great press Of pubic brsness and tne aoses
s-.retsrv4 gous = CLaYrnx he Il now 8, ne Cstte
Show. and intends remaining here auGi Friday Thsn
b I'll return 70 Hs.hingtor.
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nI Z d

o. iss s;A ssy sfA- loA 1o.h .>err fs... -
s.-es crsavls. 1xtca ISAAC BsEEgs 4. =.
ssss year ss- - .--t.-y tspAs. v-
-. s.s> r-rssr 1t s.---tg - Frl-4s..
of,.-t.sst fsxsr CfRrs ROMAN sf-d - 40.
S.,.,. tns atsrao II o. Wet
A. s-f-s sfh0o, f-flk.s
yssiroa ..
100, ~ Nl4rt of
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sALEs or SrOcKs Philadeiphis. Oct. 10 -F.rf
Bos,6 $4,000 Cn " o. as o., sSOoo Pittsburgh 6s go
%. SO Cbes Del CnusL 81 leO Morris Canal S2nn
R-so RR Mtg Bds e. rs, susq sehsuBsh Canal bds. e
a. Cumheflsnd NseN. Il SO Siaie5s. SGT
Sscosd o'd-io0 Reading FR, lti 800 LAhigh6s 5os
Sn state De- 1905 10 Penn Bank, 4 "a. >2fo0 Cincinus !
" Bds s. ., ~; IS keusnston Bsuk, 6ss $ 500 L
Loan e. 81. lloi n camden Amboy RR l75 . Nors-
town RR- ~ 81 Gifsrd Bsrk. a.
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Court Caionaar....TaIs DAY.

Cscvir Cookr-Nos T. ~ 81 e. 90, 20 r. 7s, - 81 s.
70 q
suYsuoS covsr-Nos 81 49, In l7s, 80, lsL O. IS.
Is g. lle ss iss 1872 IS 9s lg7 9ol eos .t7 20 22
ls 3lS ST. S. G -? "a 556 20, n ~ ~ 20 IS s.
g. 20 lSs. lsf. los Is - IS 10 30
COMMON PLt,s -Par, Noe iS. 1877, lQ9 2i rs. eoS.
a7 200. AZ us as 27. 2iS - les Pan II-Nos Sc g.
~ "a, 10 o. es, ~. lo2 lea 100, les llo, liz ia
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BOSTON lOlh-Arr bhgs vancouver Phils; Malaga
Packet CisnsegOs c3,h Aug fJr Harbor Or-ec, ny put
via loss OF mainmas' 20 - isAne lsIh az; 90
r4ps Mrdslllon and Nefcsls, nor e-0s nar.s Monte
vid-o Mobile Oab, Pills. bdss Andrew Ring P0r az
Puur-. sni 4 Perkins, fhils .chrs Hanover.
Cave Havu-n Kehsccs snd France Nfoih
SALEM, eih-sid schrs Susan WaId~ell, san Francis
co; Crs.cenf, Georgetown. DC.
NEw.BEOfORO. 9h-s.d oIig Loroas.er. franc. SEQ
Marcia .. 9Th sd schis Amands, Ph.la stf, EhLa
Warren, Bait, Harp. O. Monitor sfofk.
HOLINESS HOLE s.h--Arr schfs Sarah rsn,es, Nor
fok fr Portland Mary Ann ard Avsrsdo, Pals Tor Boz
ton; Yuesiau NYofk for Augusta Edward, Phila To-
N-wburypou Cherokee. Richmond for Bosior fankes
Blade Wescosus and Dlaaem, Phi for do; Ooisro Mo-.
folk for Ia port the aud banks Esther Fances
Adehs Turk ana Lacerrr. Phi fcr Bo.iOn, Orono aud
b.igs and Gilmore savannah FOR do Ella, Aisrsn-
ina Tor do VIM McG livery Sau~- snd Acorn, Pnils Tor
do, orouoec, Bat .r Portaadi sarah Ellen, Paa foT
dui rchrs Ro.sliAr Mafaurs.. leth ult. for DO
PROVIDENCE. y h-Ar sehr. Samuel Henry, Cherry
stone; Sise-nze Norfolk; Worcester. Phila; slOops
Czp.toi Lady Washington ara Nm Mount. Albany
7 Hs-kins, Oregon a'd Charles. SlOTt. sd -chr.
.eBn.r and 8 Bescom, Pha n Wss, Albany
Lucy Blake. NYork sioop Brown. do
FALL RIVER than schFs Fs.fseld ard Delaware,
PplE
BRISTOL. THAR brig MARY Dunbar 81 Mays Ga
3:h schr Frances Hslet Havana, lah ut CID brig 81
CroiJ. Havana
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BY Congresses vocsferously Democratic. WIS:
reader OF History can forget the furious Demo
cratic or,cry raised sgsins. old John Adams, be-
cause Congress imposed Direct Taxes under his
Administrator We DO not forget that ia 1912,
rhsn n minority, .ie leaders Of the selfssyled
Democracy IN Congress moved Direct Taxes on
Bank Notes, God and Silver Plate, &c. IN lieu o!
duties; bu. not whisper Of this did Ne hear from
them in 1916, when they were ia power and
might have imposed such taxes a&o they seen f..
Not one taste Of Direct Taxation did We get rom
them then-al Tsrif and Public Lsnds-tne tao
most unjust and oppressive scsfces Of Revenue,
II thar 0soR theories are s0un6 that coalc be 90
vised We submit, therefore. tina. the so-csl.sd
Democratic nsny, by sdmirted and ssgran. tres-
cherry 70 the Interests u the Laoo-iag Poor, by
whose votes 1t has been KEEP, IN poSer flnr ffIas
OF tns lsst twenty years, has proved itself utterly
unworthy Of future confidence or reliance. Seeing
clearly he night according 70 Us Own a'sanp-
.honsj it was toInd 10 stand boldly for thar. even
az the risk o. breaking insndsuio with The privi.
legged and pam pered-at the rsk OF shocking pre-
JUDGES and hszsrding It's ssoenosDcy. 10 edmit
tinS that Il knew the night and did lot even
attempt 70 pursue IT, IL has confessed isei utterly
onverthy ofioture trIst.
Having ih1s answered the Harff0rd Tins
as yTsscriosd In Prov. XVI :, We may take time
70 answer Il not according 20 ia folly after Z. has
inwarcly cigested this
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The srrrs runber Of sdnissious into the Penssylvs
ria Hospital I. Up 70 o'clock ? N. tais day Of
these one, a cflorec nsn. name snk1sn, has 'iel
lire oth.rs vii Il i sd rot i've throgsh lie DAY
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D7-tek I'LL

Ds.,.,e4 III PHLApLLrHis, Oct lo--l2i P u.
Jsel Jones. tire Independent csnaidats f'F
Mayor Of the city proper, has Insiority Of 81 over
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e The bark oayx. Capt HARDING, arrived
lsst evening from Asrreillss c. l. Ferriorc, Of
Id BriL-6 Charge It Tsair Did Of pulmonary co.,
Sumption during the passage.
2. 5 HKAF, ESQ Z. s. ccnsui At MrseiLIes. and f.
nily e4uae passengers "a tie Oayx.
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Il We are indebted 10 4. Mc6EEeoS, Jr
fcs copy II the Bsssa xlss n advance Of he nal
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P.nn.rIYanlr EIecIion.

HoxE:-ALE Pc We5nesdsy' Oct lo--l2 y
We have returns fror, y Tivn.hips, n wayne
cour.y in which Gamble has so nsj1ris5 us = sole
rasjority viii reach TO The ennre Loeof eco u-Ae'
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sY TELEGRAPH TO THE Nsx.Yosw TRIBUNE.
H For elezrsphic dispatches received IN tine for
Evening Ed,.oa Of yesterday. see Firm Page


y After personal interview with General
T4yLoE n res;oa 70 h.s vis; NoTta our eorrssPond
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~ TIE Wsis JUDICIAL COsyrsTIoS meets
q, Broad y ~ House this evening at 7, O'Clock.
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MONTREAL Wednesday, Oct. lO-PM
The Annexation Address Of which autographed
you this forenoon published for the first time to-
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lTarket....BALrIMoRE Oct l0-P.M
Neutrality-suspicious.. ocL io-sPM

The market for BREADsTUFTs AID Provisions
presents no new feature from yesterday prices
naming nomnally the same, with moderate business
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~ Thanksgiving in conssssssat rssrsa.y
kov. -
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r,i.se,.I N PnfLADrLYHIA Oct l0--l2i IN.
t5smb's's majority ia the while State Is estl-
mated from 90 70 500.
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rT Youso AMERICA. by Gao. Il. EyAs., has
just b-n revived after three nonihs saspensca- Il
Is BOW printed Al Granville. Monmouth CO. y though
the Edof may b addressed a. tbs City The as~ No
contains fa report Of he proceedings CT he Fourth
Industrial cc1grtss held 1t Ci1cinust In June lsst
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DREADFUl Tornado ~ CAFE MAY.-The most
destructive whrl siad ths sas occurred In NesJersey
saco Tho memorable tornado 6; New Brunswick many
years sso appears 10 hsvs swept over the upper part
OF Cspe May County ABOUT q clock On Thursday
moreipg lsst letter irun Dennlsslllc miles
from Delaware Bay. . TIE &c Ga-eas .sss Il hrr
struck new t0Osiory house belonging u Nilas God
Trey, which tnrn from It's foundations and dashed
. picess, Mrs. q. AID tao children Tairsculously
escaping;
A lew rods further II came IN contact with new
sofy ADD bali house. j. which toe vie CT Jones
Corson lately married. and hsr sister, both Ia one led
Every toing Is swept clean where this ho1.- stood Il
entirely 81 nioshed. Mrs. Corssa found dad
"a tic limbs OF an old OAK tree that blown down
some forty yards ffoga The ssfs Of The house Bat
Afts hopes are snteftAined Of the recovery Of Der
sister, VINO was terribly m1rlste1
Prom lals point Il passed Onward, Carlyle fences
trees 81 before hsd ere acth Of iorty ysr5s guar
OF uIc further. where u encountered large two
story hoUse, In whSh were the wco4 OF Daniel Young
her daughter snd three ohsrs The hor.. met 10 brt
iste N those sbO,e mentioned Jet strs- 70 say
the nnlStscs received oui sa.ot lnj1Ty.
Al tee end 81 sc0thrr quarter VI mile Il struck a
larss barn. sud WHEAT dc take OF entirely IL sea-.
lsred IN svsry direction frun s0is poa upset some
sman buildings snd threw others % The blocks uDr !,
nearhcd Crest ksg hArocr Bsy. Tear B-eslrys Point
90 doubt making Iasnincent water s9oat IN lie pas
..ss over tD- ~s,rr. part u! ROOT olaa ca The
,,ns Cf Fecx. beech. fsrs miles fr0n the scence o;
disaster and bat sly mics o. scythe. vit1out =
.nsth as carried thFee-fogFtss CT nile
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JoszyB X TAYLOR, la..
WILLIAM l.. suAzpLoV.
~ Yogns Men's Democratic Whfs Gear

" osu4 uen's DcmOCratic w mig UrIrf
Cemmitt~e.-An soj sansd meeting OF he G-peia.
At 70. brosd~sy y9.e on Fr az evepioe Oct H. at 7;
O'Clock ROBERT 7. HAWS. cksirnan.
X s TowEssso Secretaries oil 2us
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PASSENGER sailed

IL tss Stea~shtp siarics, for Lf1pocl-Mrs Virgin,
MessFs II sioseI Ir, failer. 2 Ballard. G-orge
Cour q lady, lhfee children aud nurs@ Edward Cooper
Mrs. Russell, Hunt Ard lady, Miss Hunt, Hsgeerty,
a Stone. Hunt, h Rose, English. Cronkite, John
Robnscr, Drseser Hrnrieo. 1rr'ie, M0fHs,
ApulgOn, A01ltop Jr. Piston, Jones. 3 mp-on, A
While, Dss. c Haich. j " A.ion Kent, Lud~ix Hon.
Gale, Netor, ssebe Rspp Thomas, and Gross. o
NewNofk W Ie~is and lAcy, Pk. sdephiai Ms A
Merst and servi. FLORIDA, Smith bren, Sew-Uresns
Pensut and child. Col Whl-. children and nurse
Lswscu as iscy. stanton ard siy, AID Mrs VII
ioughoy, child ard uufse Of MJutrea Caldwell and
adv, Mite. Rscey, and Penoefcr, OF elre-c sson,
"a sOwmsn. ana Haroiug, 0f C-nss4; Arson Hardy
an l-oy Of LiVerpco.; fnlh. Sulckand, " VI 10.
s1c " Cfals, OF Eugl4 and Lindsay. Of ireland. g
H.ebeT, ~ Germany Slgtnan. of Rio Go JsneiroS 81
Per Hilvaf-Nessrs John Smith. Boston; Harvey, J
Nc>so, Cart Bsrwc src adv. 80 Bsr~ell ard sister
Dosne. Hs''sxi CsFs Bours, B A. csPs 0cldsniih.
r N-l0. Tatal. y.
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SALES or REAL ESTATE

By 4 Be>eksr One lot sogth eide sxfieihsi 2fDh
east u Frstay SO lots nor side FihyBinfhst ~
r. east u fifssy s>o5 each lots corner VI 3xreioa
add flrstag. 500 each Ois EIDE Twenty foir1
- between Sinin and Tenth a. so each; sore d-se
ns-nouss and los ground, .Loflh SIS Sky hf.ts
Nsstt; los nofu side Twenty 1stst D~tW sen Sirs
ana seventh Ev so each lOg south tide TsrDiy-
ssconc-st between Seventh zLd Elshib $40. es
on seventL-av. next " Tniry seventies a. ~
each lot south side Of T1iryssvenfh-st rear sesec
AZ so o-s I'd oning Itirly seyss2
~ a.sI> each oit north side Thirty betSesr
Ln.fty,seeOnd.t slfWi lots east side adjoining 90
See0rcsv a. $40 eschs lots sdj joining sss5, 10
JOINING corner seeosfay. and Thlry.ibrc a. Stss.
1ss on Iweny.thlrd o. near Eighthsv souih side ~
sseni lpts on ISentys-conc-st rear Of above DoSs
.es~eyn s'Lh and Seventh avs slt,s SIS ssch 1crl
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Cosss-Lscies are respectfully Invited to examine
ths choice collection OF dress combs at the Subscribers
soretse variety Is beyond all doabt the greatest 10 the
city, among which will be found tho open chsn pattern,
much admired Also, DO obtained every article sp
periainiog TO the toilet. J. SAUNDERS.
oIlSt- ST. Broadway between Walker and White sts
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rrIr Democratic Whig Geeernt omm' ,
t7ossx.s n nee, Oe,. 1919 -Tne Delsg4tss 70 ine
d. c,.,rv "a Civ Ccnvenfious are re11esssd 70
J4a'sasI. A. he Brosdwsy Hovss as follows:
r. Jod,cs Con ve1uon 90 Tharsday lth Inst al u
TO- caasr5 csnvsneOn Oh Fhdsy' ifh instsri a. =,
orioek, p - -. e.,r,,.v 10. 1850, =, :.
o'c!ock, p .
t tbe,r respective places "a meeting, % Wednesday l7h
1a.I Al "a O'clock. Pm
TIE Comnitiee nominate members OF Assembly, are
regretted meet ol Monday z2d Inst and those tc nom
irrte Charter ard School ocer., Tuesday 90 met
ii such plsoss and hour may 30 respectively dsgns
ssd BY ne several Ward Commiitess
ZOPaAR MILLS. Chsirns-.
bssrpreT LswIs. Jr. 'iesCnsrman
JoszyB TAYLOR, lss~,.,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

srRAsagRs Is TowS.-We notice, among
other distinguished arrivals at the Irving House yester
day those Of Hon Mr. Crawford. Secretary Of War
Hon. Lei! Woodbury.. n II, Washington Hon. VIM.
Uphsu Z g. Senate, " Col John Il Mcintosh and
family. Fla J. W. zachsrie and family New Orleans
Nsj1r Low;h snd LADY British Army Dr. Ouyler' l.
8 A. Capt. Taylor, British Army Hon A. LOOMS,
Little Falls; John Belnsp and lady, Boston Capt J.
L Folsom. r. : A. w B. Franklin T. 2 = Capt.
Robert ST. Joy, Nantucket. Hon :. Mclean, Consul 70
Trinidsd Capt Hare It'll Royal Fusisers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

PRsEsTDEsr TAYLeR AND gis CAsISEr-BRAUT's cele-
orsied iinogsphc print Of President zod his Cab
met 10 for sale al the Unprecedented low price Of a.
per single copy, Al the Publishers Brady Gallery. EOS
and Ri Broadway, Of Pl.On-s liberal discount
10 lie uadc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

cosss-PEEMrs SHELL, OPES CHAM PArrERs, 81
The ladies are invited to examine the assortment which
Is the largest and most complete 10 the city. New pat
terms very beautiful, lot Of dressing combs &c al
the Cod Comb Store. n Combs at wholesale
H. N. QUIMBY 5051 Brood ~Ey,
% Seod "a door above Duers,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

BOYs' CLcrHfsc, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, - MAID
az LAsE-As lie Fall campaign has fairly commenced,
We prepared 70 show he best stock Of mees ard
boys overcoat, sacks pants, vests &c. offered 10
this city. foli eteod'l BOCGHTON KNAPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

METALLIC TssL,r sTsoPBy The use OF this article tho
operation ofshavns becomes al once easy and agreeable
nearly thirty year. which this article has beer before
the public has received many encomums Ia proof
Of utility, enjoyed s envisbe reputation. liberal
dlscouI. to wholesale purchasers A. Il J. SAUNDERS,
oiI3. l47 Broadway cor Libery-sL and se7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

~ That box Of pears arrived yesterday morn.
ing from Syracuse IN r,t rate order They have been
surveyed BY competent artists snd pronounced wor-
thy sven OF old ooondaga in point Of outward beauty
as for their inward rasrit' we anticipate an amount
Of ucious enjoyment In ssoertsnns that same such
City Innzer Is rsfsly allowed TO rsyel In sftsr
which we shall speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

" The FAIR is now at tie height, End this
svenirng tho Annual Address will be delivered at the
Tabernacle BY Hon LEVI WOODBURY. OF Nsw.Hsmp.
shire Many new inventions and other articles Of great
merit and Interest have been received within the ss,
few days and the attendance Is geater than It has been
The Cattle show opened yesterday at the corner Of
Fifthsvenuc and Twenty-thirdst. and Will continue
through today The great air itself a, Castle Garden
viii continue throughout the present week