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WARD MEETINGS.

~. Fied, Vard.-UEION. Il 4BNo7Y AN0 y(c-
a, fG e, N ef = Of n. ~ 65 &c
even. DC 10, the following resolutions we're ansai'
s.,org5 4, is ssn.e Of ihs canni. - h9t
spond p1ds pieSsurs 10 lbs unnlns'ion 81 Ash
tHG1oh HuNT for Governor, s0d GGcRcg CORNELL for
i1 's ID n. sb H s, &C co1ve Dion 4 ~ sco.s
Etsoeed u ni2s CT nc FIN ~erd re eF pc
snr 10 rcrr ~ - el,l'1quf,hea portion Lieutenant
rvrIror thst ret1'n or sinc@f7 i01-As 80 o1
f .uo as-ute aSiso coming siecon wi DE-
Ifoottsta in pr.ctc-i ir0nf ca appreciation Of ne
RssolU.d Thst re rda - tbe ,hole Wig tickle n7m.
te - 8tracuee ed fu-9 cur utrost erGeaYoFs 10 Sc
By order RICHARD LtWRGNCs ChsionaH
An A. ~ " hESG VI, yi.e.eh.lgaea
5%SlgsI '.z5solos' secr=ta,iez ol4 no
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~ stesteeG 81 tse zlcniecret3c = az
s.oiunHtts.."t So . "sHsn t4nf" no =, ~.
ie4l Uc. q lf5o ar HlloFls2 t'so ute -" Ga ~
q a-all frq lie 81 t3e t'-tesat"s 10 re fas y
R.,,5se nv ii, toen 5pro0s Of tae ra. logoc1
tia- Gsletl 5unnee IN Iea.in7 % tne pro-; aii 8
ri lb9 lac Wig sts'e Cow on e. bytsc - ~ = "a
egat Gt1uniree ls~ Vti1 Eiecio-s Of the " % 'Hafd
rrpriv D rot, - al ths u;Hri.7 n -d owe ~
ton qtsi "a o pge a aina1'a d.. ~ eo3'ta-sg
sre4 s7enpg. lhe 9h ir, Fl o,e.oce for ne
pu3eo ~ eclIz $50 y egNtes tl ~ G }1Te4uon -
tbf XII A,feItl5 Diatc 10 sppoi1 DrlH2tte T. Tho
state Ceuyere7 b. p" asid Il Us'caoa no u 4ini'
&tsr Ct!as", r.. Ie i.11 &ty5 t-iaE c. les or { q
zlr. sL.2u tH5Htey wt we enl neg txe1sst
'5om voire ee Vs. eon Fns ad.fGss q 3!l w; 60.
Marco Ia IL j. Olk0 r.res FbegraF Jacsqon 3aorge
= IL. e!,e. TN =. ' -deuhprgh nd 1903 w reX
tbs-liaalg ssh97. Vn. ; Gsrnen, r Keehum ali
Ht0lf Wilson
VfaeuDao th5so proceedings sos ordered 30 be pub
HsRRls WILSON,, cafl,FFas
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0rEniNe OF TaiPGER HALL, (sroad way

kAREE1NGs SE AaSaEAA6sh GAasGA, (hE0&uWhy
~'ff''''' HAn1MG ANNA slsHoP,
Wa0 win give her Three Frst Grand Concerts
AID SATURDAY I9h
Tbe magnitude sua perfection OF be vocal aud ins'ru-
NUnaGR AND TALENT,
have never teore he Or axle npIed ia The UntIsd s,aes
INsTEUMf NrAL DEPARTMENT
Is Frat Viols-23 Secot d ditto;
10 vlo.s-lO ,ioince;los--l0 DoUble sasSss
4Flute.-4 Oboi-i ClaFioueis
&HorDs-4 TrUauOe1--t BathooOE
4Trombuues-I o pheclicde-l Dunn Casa.
THE CHORAL DEPARTMENT
VIII onmher
TWO HUNDRED VOICES.
PRO6RA@&E
opuNra &C co cHo5vorRr.
THURSDAY EVESlNG, OCTOBER II.
Grand symphony IL Misot No 5......,.. Beethoven
koveu enIt-l Alo, coGbfsO
Audaote moto
s scherzo and ao finale.
Rses, vo. Al Tenpio ii movo
CsvaIos "A qasodo In Ssslqg oonso'a
Aria, M FERNS semlrsmje -............. RokaEi
snos by slsuor NOVEL1I.
6tsDd Chlorine Calm OF Tho Ses Meorers stule}
nescrIoIvo q ice sStul Csju upOn HE OCEAN,
Tho rlsiDg OF tbe breeze and the Joy OF the
,ailols Eel The digit Of lsud lFirtt u.uc in 'h''
Overture 10 IT, Lousnlic Opera OF Eur anshe.. Weber
Csys,ins Dove souc F." lie y zza ID Figs5o. Mo1ar:
sung ny a4dstue ANNA BISHOP.
Gfand Qaa'nor on ri sous gHhcent
DCUSLE GNkNU 2I3N0FORTE,
by four eluiuas ? tetsJfS
Relative when tbc suseo 80 In lac tod.
Ballad " Aud Robin Gray"
surg ~ AstsIue ANA BISHOP.
Ea Gu nus AL eloish slesssNh go. handel
Ey he pfiucipe's cau'us Rld S,sud orchestra.
fee who's uuoei lh- sole 81 e:'i0n OF
MR B0CHSA
ftse's ONE DOLLAR IA 70 all psy,s Of ha Halt
s rs res ~ tor delivery Tueajay I5tt the office,
Aroso 0ey, ecepo a1?f at e wu,ic aud sttlo
zen he y'snd eVennSt oil pert 'roknce. Ai.a booss
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Tha Ifinr,da Election.-

cHARLESros, Fdday Oct II.
Edward G. CabsD, the prosen! Wing iuoumbeen
mas received Sc majority for Congress in Jaoksee-
vile, and IL majority In Madison.
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NJ sv WAY MORNING, SUNDAYS sXcEptEp,a
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-, ae,yr,,r 10 CIts Subscrbcr ior i@ - $500 - ~ tIe
emu . or shen they Prefer, hey c1n pay u SHE
n, ~ nr tx Yiun.ls fe4r ii iit s1 nCiars nor
De- qs,To Crrts Mail Subscribers - " Oonna e.
eopt5s 81 ~ Three Dollars N d. Ut 0atfy
FNt r.,,,,scs es5b Country NsHspiysl5t ~
D. sars rccecyeo AZ TINS Office "aose ~ r.5cf
rrrr s,E..1l-gv es&KLi TIKI boi'"
,,u4 ID ryerg Wedaesiay and Si'I',T'g n.ot
prlce X RI upnuu Two 93.s io 3 1,I ~
i'.Iy .'oec,pnts ce3.;s iaa c4cn n'araoA
sy4tQ.y0RR WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
- rARGF PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, E
.rj VERY Satyday Ef1yNia9. al the low price Of 81
gs,,u,., in adyagce Eight copies for 40 or twenty
pl ,tU,oe address Tor ga AMI The paper N
T ,ffd seyGDd Il r. time FOR which Il l. pad
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TR- FILoPANTTs LECTURES AT CLINTON HALL,
The Board OF the Mercantile Library Assocla
tim, before whom Prof Filopsngi lise member OF
tt, National Roman Assembly, read privately
ledure upon The Secret History OF Rome, have
invited him to deliver, in their Iectuse-room,
couGs Of public lectures on tte same subject. The
purpose Of these lectures we are informed, II
thne,fod lst. To yndicase the Authenticity OF
the early history of Rome against the objections
Of the celebrated Niebubr Cd. To show that the
apparently Incredible Or miraculous part OF the Ro9
nan history is to be expl.ned By the agency Of q
Secret Society, founded by man Of genius the
object Of Roth himself and the Society being 10 ex
tend liberty, civilization and happiness throughout
the world. Cd. To point out muuy striking indlca-
tiops that such Society never ceased TO ezibt, and
that it had prominent part even in the great Ea-
ropesn Revolution Of le49.
We are assured that the now critical system OF
Mr. Fil0psnt develops in the Roman history not
only higher degree of political, religious and
cial importance than it has hitherto exhibited bu.
also IN unexpected souIstrring dramatic interest,
that no other history, either ancient or modern
pcssssseg in an equal deerse.
Some months ago we spotef avorabIy Of the his
torical Investigations Of M. Fopanti we now
hope that the peculiar position held by hin In tho
Italian Revolution, the importance of his subject
snd the novelty OF his philosophical visTa uponik
msy obtain for his Lectures from the American pub.
lie patronage sufficient to recommend his new
sy stsm to the attention and 10 the jus. appreciation
OF the literary =olld.
MIR Fiopapti'a frat Lecture will be delivered as
Clinton Hall on the evening Of The 25sh instant
EzS The Mission meeting tthe Points last sven.
ilg vas the most numerousy attended OF any We
hive get sttepde5. Hundred. were unable 20 Oh
sau seats Over SO persons nave taken The
.lstg Tire meeting - addresaed By Rev. M
Crs1e. The celebrated Temperance lecturer, who
10 speak = the Greens s.. Il. . Cuatch this
eyeniag.
Tie ssissiol maa!mg and Sabbath School
II Temperance HslI in f ghtssnth.St was tally
offended sssterosy, and Is progressing in iotsrelt
ant zel0'ass.. Ger $50 children attend guar.
fese il "a be Fsag srazco mseaJg tais
eeao,e gs4 .Le Hail. Several speakers viii bo ia
att dsfce, inclu5 ne W. Q. Bourne, q. /. 5;a@f5
s4Go.1s55 II egAls ar9 deairsd TO a.tsu5.
TtMPkRAYcE s2HMoss- Rov. 8r. Marsh, oftha
remeerarce Union. praacasd rs. evening an eia0
ortie ditco0fsr O. Ienptrsr1a, in O- a4tIield'a
oaa1cs. car=,r { 4 de sn8 Rroua sts N Hhjch
e=5Eo 5zed from w-lEsusbeudcats6 sta5isro7 tne
bersfs ~ ene temperance reform 20 this rasion, ia
e5Uc5t.Fg l. soes "a zef ar5z qins aud sait con
i50fiIs prime pl q, ssy i6s Ya5 amount u e5sho,
sra EislEs 4 new sprieg 10 egefT department OF
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowsED-An inquest was
held yesterday foot of Csihs body OF
kctsrd &cDouea na'Te OF this city "a years OF age
"a he pier HE sody found dock y5s,e,ds az
uourg Deces6ed y oy GERMAN and had nland a.
Csheilue MaIet
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B4A.Ap hNTeUYA!snNNg.-is &c

k3sRLaAp UNDERSTANDINGS s 5000.
~ ae'aol o. lta song So ccsst sl hinge wis.,
sNS ot1 pcppsr talfdI ehsuts q VII give =
i, a. =. Ire, rs MISTY re esr he rorne, q.
b - ,G "a - and -iior - or URSoAX SVEN!H3,
:. eia N e'Iecon oi tie cnoieeaI putash =
lps s., ~ nc ny I'D err eng ,hr pr cong Of
=5eH%ts~' fes Sx.rble'o vie, >" LArsc ssctcylm"
NH, ~ ~ "a Lsge1 Ones ~ Rss VAndofve7 Q,
oss SSI a1 ~ ~ s play aovors baeaug r9cee
y -, Sts'so,ee, uotils,ll c rne,srss@Ts 3. -,
Sslas taIse nos' "a, 81 = H'@7''' " AZ -,
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2 FAMILY poI50NED-4 YreH Of ne Instant
and Fu,aer John Hahn, keeper Of 4 g1cosry on
u = corner OF Leroy snd Bedford SIS vas 80 u!
0 CLOCK On 5atultey o7eniaz taaeh loto cc'1'ay %
Caps, Lovett and Asa Capt. Tat If re Ninth
Ward police, "a susoic co Of poitoniog his vile,
son, sI7tsI.n lav snd servant The partic1la's Ct
TIE affair are aa fuiloHe: tas family, with she ex
ctQapn Of the acuGset, at down 70 snopar on 9T-
day eyeling aud ghlIe patakies Of ta5 Yea .hcy
oitcoYered thar II I'D very M o'ekaaae tas'o
'thsy then cGn.uded 70 drnk mls, ana This also
VA: foCld % Be exec :Cinsty 9iesFresab'e ia Iis
cdtr sad waste. soon after dsnr ire accuead, tooh
i *, 5 a TIE table CLIO a cup Of milk sag handed
70 oim, ne aippeo il ard then put il dJEa, 6i!i1g
tbkt had aver hai ta.t9 The son Iohc Hmm,
2 I'd q = JeaEs, wss then !Aksn sics la .51lt
hal 81 topt Mrs.. Ram ssd hsr si.te:, Mary " Inn,
Te7e sS3 .2Gen .lC&. u about / / hours after the
Ee1vsL T.s .s2ea in 4 similar manner. 0ocs2rc
Blasee-1la -ra Pcs. vars then called IL, aGd sf2s7
eSaDipatign a0:b Phy scisns pronounced toe [om.7
Poisoi 81. 'she stonach pump Ees anea GGT!.sd
t2cce'aieiiy On Ma aahn end Ter site, Che 81
n d9s6.sd7 !eC5ge3 Inc 9eT7e13 gu! = asc
doicg Tsll sud viii p7obaSy .ec5-e7. a'no
ron j. A-.l wy il, 1ci !: ia tL0u5a, ci5 lie
nsy be 2a7td. Ehe ,sa,smsnts mss by 3oan
Esn2 7cla.iTe .C .5e AFFAIR are contradictory cG3
tend 70 c1iD1iaas hin = the MATER. Tr57c1c &c
hi, arcz,; De sYsFred sass the tea a7d mix which
was le'i after s1pper rad De- an ihroGn .ws7 by
his Hifs. H. boTeTer, wEs afterwards t0In3 ccl-
oeals1 n 2ass II biz grrHe?y Vhe7c ka nsd rlsata
II. After ke e as srreased and taasn e ehe rEtGo
station 10 e.ia thas - had Brown ths Qi,1 NAG {
.loq pail, ms ,ad Immediately Gaas . :5s Sans
Place ghels tea. vas purchased and p:ooaEed
Elo7s. 5os solo EaGotoa psns EAhn bas Gvei. sa
very c1:Iiondy 1.--az VIII bis vito wSo < asis 70
~ f7:ats q aoas;i a7stls Talsp, which Hahn u ss
pac.s Of 0!sRjag 10 beooDe ste cole Poa9sRS1e qf,
HsVa5 1EEs1 bos7s Justice Mo9rsih and COG
nIsed . yFlbon iCT eSauiCstir2. Gepl 1seS.1 y
entitled 20 GEch c7ea!s So7 tho sall and chhs 7es9g
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m m SS Ia1 eSia ecanaa-o op,a ,romsA u.
- q ". a,d at12eT Of Congress tt5n, ia
sssfsa9 he ~ d,oaes 81 csSils 4alteo a.
ssaass shel nfsrs OF "a ue aud eh'r 1--we Sick
s soNsG, c,d psdiErses delivered TO 10 Ca. -, ~
fssssisa Room &sdi3un Cotsage, eoFGss u sfhsS
egSsa9.tAtd.k = ha'SV
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Wood was declared the nomiBee. There is
story that the minority protest. bat it's source ia
not reliable.
The same Convention then baloted for Governor
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RAILROAD BRDGEs We think ID highly ne
cesss1y that such bridges az taat Of the hudson
River Railroad oy Harlem River should be inter
dietedr at lesss in or near the Cry. "A fey daya
'inoe passenger stepped from car which had
bean stoPped on one Of these bridges, and Loaf bio
h'c by falling between tbs limbefs into The water
Railroad companies should bs made to fence and
palA E their bridges, and such direction, Oh the
Fsri 81 the Common Council, SHOULD be isaped forth
viii,
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Two MRE Oaowsz0 AT NRw-kARzE-, H. =.
s:sIm23b7 eod William 2ipAham attempted g
G7css Us bay as Hcw. Market, OF T'ues1ay ga
ssh Zoo hsavy load .! 5rick il sbaf ooas 70 !,
aa,sci oind ,s5oU #ase7 iaso sbs bear @e-'i'3 =
AID DC ?yn.1a ih51.
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xss orc man saved with much dffcaliy, Wno neio
On by plank I'll he vas rescued
Tie Kosmos, of Bremen, was on the other sioe
Of the pier, taking in cargo her ate was Knock 50
into the water, but got outssfeiy' -.
rs By no ,ueans certain, nor does {" 'eer' 10 d
mo596e that any human life soas lost Fnougn
.bis isot 4sa veIl known to the persons on the
ground, to the Police and to the Coroner, the
Herald states tbss there were two of the labor,
Ing men drov ned, and an apple woman who hao
rtand be,de the shp) No one knows or 'u''
poets that any life was ost, save that Of horse
The osF of property is oonsderable-Perhaps - 'oOO
OF s6,oo0.
GoyER6oR OF TIE ALns.HoUsE-The OPPo
sition Convention at TammaDy Hall Friday night
nominated for Aims. House Governor, PATRICK
HE8RY OF the Sixth Ward.
BALLOTS AT THE WIGwAM-We give below
the ballots for City oficera in.she Opposition Con
vcptjon at Tammany Hall on Friday night;
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U N-7'''s' N77I-'t =
n uaceg 9ehaGtr .. and Wrig6t H+TBes IA
TIE Convention vii mast te.nighs t. a3leos !
CT q timber for "a City Judge rnoras hard
q, ri aea ants ia tba field, from Rob A0rd5 do VI
. VI iiiaia y aln Diaber
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not reliable. go.
Inc ssine oo"yeA'''n 'Aeii OAi'0seu iO' =
OF tee a ms houSe:
YIN 9os ss' 1'...' Use l6
Geo Il Pq,te[, :.'.''.'.''s...'....'2
= can Observation-Disclosures.
P-7i1F IS So
- murphy.
So Patrick Henry, porter house proprietor OF me
Sixth Ward was set 40 Tor the race.
In the Judiciary Convention there were t&eFe
bsl0tS fof Dlbttlci Attorney with the iouo "n8 re-
suit:
D 1an = g 8 ~ 5t 9TH III 3 81 vi =, l9 o. l ~
ioto - y5 12Ali5,..l5 10 10 10 9 6 e
8 x @sson..
y y r. E.t o.Gs ,7''.i II
6. : te7rer4
Outba sEe.fh bsllot. John Gta1am received 49,
Fl uaeeE 71ha6tr2 and Wright HtFkss "a
TIE Convention vii mee' te'ni8hs u a9ieo'
c. of timber for "a City Judge fnere . h9rd
o. oI ee ants u iha led, from hoo -42fa7 DO vi
. V iiiaia a ain Ddaber
I'M s.c..,,-,e--i.j,. d7o,t;c rs3t Wea4
-
= -.
60. (,,i e,,,..t o..
- :, -. ,,-.,,,,- - 49,.
r..l,..-zz5-,.I,- ,4..--;,..,l,,
..I.l...-.-..
- CT =.
~ > 476ie'@j a.
..sI'-@o - kin OF 4'27' .0f&nsaa'
.sl IN =, .'.,' ~ - maze
''''s s'9a ''i'- - ''F s1o
= ~ 1870. .''' '"s Nv" 5'-9
re;e.z.
ft- eae o&-e, cz2s. >ftnaIo. lot Tor Caagre-, at
/ 3 2 N 'pilh 100 paaseogera, among them Col Ere
ne:t nd 7miIy.
ne h1fs's otg APP ', aou, 10Y - 'u' -,-'
c.,re,nrr,,x. ron W.rso. a H.vsrs-
We rec.ived tbe sIoui,q additional suma on Sat
nyd,v-J yesyio $40 A Friend 50; N. g.
o., u = SIS sq-o,I., az i, ma d,v
w.. ,ho ,.iono IN tho .holi,on If Tlogeine in .ba
Nav can YOU not spare few dollars to the
ss8y spd deseryipe Sailor who did poss Of the
.srs7
,u.,. oawn. MI
they are losing, in not assisting at the Norma 81
Madam De vries. or the othera who appear in
the Opera, littIe can be said, although Madam Gas.
aipi. as Adegiss, will generally compare fsvorably
with the Adelgisas we have before heard in
thia City. But Madam De yrles is an artist OF
many excellenciea, and amply sufficient to redeem
the short comings OF those who appear with her.
We have very seldom seen 40 spirited and perfect
Representative OF the erring Pfleatess 10 nigh
Madam De Yflea appears in selected scenea fom
Norma "a Lombard aud " La FayoTEa'
gw We underAtand that the new panny
Daily, to be published by c D 5.Qar., for sevsrar
2ea7s toonnected with tbe Neto- York Sun, sad
which has previously baer announced ~ forthcom
ms, u i'll make i;s first appearance 70 dsy
/ ES Saturday evening there YES meeing Of
!" The Italian BeneyoisDt o9aef7i Tor tho purpose
OF eectins officers Tor the following year. at which
shs following gentlemen we're elected: President
- . 1 0hh'iii VICE fies"ens NJ PAftacsldl
IFesssfef' 1fseph OHsf&tofo' 6tcretAry' Cnafis'
Fer7s7oj Commute, j Nefzzett /. Faboii
Csntareih' D. DSlyecchlo and L Tssita5ae.
A3y,o7,o.A7E 9IsTgR-OD s.,ur15y morn
.....,..-...5 .,...-..,.,--.- 49,
i1s 1eaa'Iu' aug '@o9 te'ia'i' ~ ~ o'l.'''?
aPplca % @f' "'ae'nan' 'uo so1'''M%u'y c!o'S
N eHe y Fsl ONCE ON hli7oU' @'AAN6 " -
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H sas 8pssgLp0RF ACADg2v OF yls1
ss s,-Ne4 E.is q T-cecty eIlvsi troa Es.oee
VAL Ia Gofr;2cl 61 Hceh.o5 ssorh Of an Of
49,. casa Scs s1A.Sitan OF paintings by GItish Of
a. :, < eeIA La fSSeiTsJ nsBv sdduiona And ramsr,
"a 80 ss 'o 10000 to HsL OF the Caatch Of on
IA IS 80 CtcSa SS7 5=svnsp Spring Sn3 Frroe.ss
lSsissssSSta s n u NJ 70 oelUcs ?. Il
1888 " ceaia, sAsce ~:cA e4s II ceuLs Gaia ogupa
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IKIhH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REGlMErr.-This
fne BODY Of neu lately formed under their respect.
Cd Colonel Counsellor Ferris, are rapidly improv.
ipg in drill and discipline. The staff officers will
soon be fully elected, and every effort is being
made TO give ii that position worthy OF its name
and origin. Al the ass meeting Of the Board Of
Officers, DR.. Frarci, Ryan was unanimously eeos.
&c Surgeon of the regiment. His appointment has
given universal stsf4cton to both officers and N
The Lieutenant and Major have yet to be elected.
6eveis candidates ere spoken OF, and sheir respec.
i've tfiends az actively engaged in canva.siug
We Hl4h ihe Ninth Regiment every succex
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ARTIST FOR GRArD LARCEFY-A man named
Samuel Boget taken into custody yesterday nog
by CAPT Aoues penny OF the Fifth Ward Police charged
Win strsre god ~arb spd cnoio, valued al aiOe ft6s
ptopeny Of Mrs Jane virsov residing AT 10 aercer
The properly was fou1d 10 OF tho accused who
hsd ch-fsd Ii for sale j-wels,'s He COM
mlned by Justice Bleaiey for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
Ohio Election.

PITTSBURGH, Saturday, Oct Il
The following are toe maj,ri!,es in Z ansavIlel
City Johnson, 1866; Oonoyer, Canal Commis,ioa-
erA l74; Harper, WING. Copgreas, l72
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

CHAR0E OF GRAND LARCENr.--Justioa Osborne
yeilstsy Issued aani for the arrest Of named
B!ovD, who s3rc7 char gei with foonoutly obtaining
poaietscn OF OF dry good4 ued a. 5000 be,
longing 10 j. Shannon Of ChAlh4m.sl. The goods w.re
,tortd In The store Of Mrs. Solomon Ia |lsn.s from
which place The Bccu5'd rb!aGed be without
tttco~ ofrEht 1u,hor, af5r which he removed h.n
10 Sirehamlop, the Eiie Railroad, Wh-n they weFe
stepped by OF The leeg sph An oiCer hsr been
tigpetcted FOR The gcods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

ORGAN ExHIalTroE-Fouf larss organs, built
for Fall River Mass Baltimore, Md ZaaesviIle
Ohio, and Wnchesser Va will DO publicly exdi
b,ed TIN evening at O'Clock. at the mandatory
OF Gr. Henry ErbeD, Ceaser II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENsGs man namod
John L+ofbsds under odicnen! for o5aiuDs good
under fsse pretute was yesterday arrested bY Ot.i-r
Heyi1s, Oh 8 beech ~arAnf, iisued w The Coud u
CEREAL SeEsl9ns, He wss committed 10 p5.1a hJf
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

q
The Cerb0rdsIe stage brings the nswa this
morning thkt Henry III Fuller il beat.n ia LUzoFnN
County bS y ms Iotty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

TEMPERANCE will be meeting OF ihe
cheigee Temperance Benevolent Society to nsh
ct she Hall. corner Eisht,enth-st. and Eighth. ~
Mr. Olard Bourne and oshors will address .hz
NE etiDF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

ARREST FOR RECEIVING 9ToLEa GooDs.--Of
6cer u Stephens Of the Low Police Couo yssler.
ety arrested John McAfee, 1co0er OF junk shop At %
Bsunond Of charged With huyiDx aud receiving q srye
cunt Of property the proceecB CT burg by commit.
,et he nighI OF the 9h OF August on G- sss ~
" Cummt <, 7t3 w Fwen,y en- hat b, on John
everscn The seemed krcwt1g at tic tune NJ pprchsted
the property ihs. II had teel Ii0ien Soma otihe p o.
pefy was found In possession OF lhs s:cGsed ard psc
ticAes for The most OF II 'vere f5u5d hs 2ers,p he
wal committed By Jusce OSborre Tor .rel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

Ey We understand that the new psnny
Daily, to be published by c D 8sQar. for several
9saSs soonnected with tbe Net0 York Sun, sad
which has previously bear announced Rs fort5com
Ing, will make liz first appearance 70 day
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-21
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.
vxTHEREAS il appears BY the returns made to the F

WHEREAS it appears oy e felaIns aoe 10 ne n a
Cd Mach a 1850, entitled, "An act TO take the sense
Of The poDe upon the call Of Convention, and providing
FIR oroanzinp the same" that large majority OF Inc P"Pu
I vote has been given in favor thereof: Ihereioe, l,
JOHN B. FLOYD, Governor of the Commonwealth OF
Virona pursuance of the acquisitions OF the sau ieCeu
act do hereby declare and make known inc result VI we
vote of the people as aforesaid And furthermore tat
General election will be held on the fourth Thursday oil Au
gust next for Delegates the said Conventions ACCORDING
10 the apporonment and districts prescribed IN the sAh
section of the said reced Of Assembly that Is 10
The districts composed Of The following countess cues
and towns shall elect delegates as follows: Accomack and
NO,b,mn,on two delegates Norfolk City, Norfolk Coun-
Nv and Princess Ann five delegates; Southampton Nan
semond Isle of Wight Sussex, Surry and Greenesvhie
four Jeleg,es Petersburg Chesterfield and Prince George
four delegates Richmond City. Henrco, Charles Cy anu
New Kent six delegates; Williamsburg James o,'5
Gloucester, Warwick York and Elizabeth City, two del
egates Essex Knq and Queen NllddeseX and Matthew's
three deleuaes Caroline Spottsy lvania, King william
and Hanover five delegates Richmond, Wesoleia'iu'
King George Lancaster and NorthumoeIanu' teo
oates; Prince William, Alexandria, Fairfax ana o'aoIo'
nr delegates Henry franklin and Patrick, three ceie
Gatss Hsl;e,y Pittsylvana and Meckenburg SIX dele
oates Prince Edward, Charlotte and Appoma'tox, 'hree
3eloga,es Brunswick Lunenburg, Noloway and Dlnwid,
die three delegates Cumberland Ainela, fo"na'a" anu
Buckingham three delegates; Campbell ana beuoru' ou
delegates Nelson Amherst and Abemare, four delegates;
|
Or Greene Madison and Orange, three delegates Lou
doun three delegates Fauquer and Rappahannock three
delegates BOe'our' Roanoke Allegheny and Bath three
delegates Augusta, Rockbrdge and Highland fye dele
yates Rockingham PendetOn and Page, four ueegates
Shenandoah, Hardy and Warren four delegates Jeltr-
son. Berkeley and Clarke. four delegates; Frederick
Hampshire and Morgan four delegates oniG b' Yoke,
Hancock and Marshall, four delegates Doaarluge' WEI
eel TYLER, Harrison Wood and Richie, four delegates
Marion Ma Preston MonOngala and Taylor four delegates
Lewis, Randolph Barbour, Gilmer, BIsx'on, Writ and
Jackson four delegates Cabeli, Mason, Putnam, Wayne
pocahontas, Fayete, Raleigh, Nicholas and Kanawha,
four delegates Carroll Grayson Floyd, Montgomery and
Pulaski, three delegates Mercer Giles, Taz9Wel and
Monroe, three delegates Smyh, Wythe and Washing
ton three delegates and Scott Russell and Lee hfee del
Given under my hand and under the lesser seal ofhe Com
monwealth, at Richmond, this 4th day of June,
GsEAL A. d. 1850, and the seventy fourth year the
commonwealth JO1lN ID. fLO1D'
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