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Co A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND
DOLLARS AGAINST FIVE HUNDRED Beieving
tute on Daguereotypes was fair and Just award,
founded upon the comparative merits OF the pictures cN'
hbted but was the result of other Influences do hereby
protest against il, far my own specimens are con-
cemed. will stake SlOOO against $500 TINT no DagMer-
artist exhibited the late Fair at any previous tdr
of The Anne rcan Institute, twenynne pictures OF equ'
sizes displaying each for each the same amount ol sE S
fidelity nature there exhibited Inc ac OF
gold medal having been awarded in 1919 on DugueTrcoYPcS
present year only silver medal, would seem 10
indicate that the of DaguereoypinS had refrigerated
in This country The truth however, IS that the arr mas
greatly advanced and therefore in behalo the Profession
at large as well as in Justice my reputation as an
artist offer in good faith $1,000 10 half that amount on
the issue propose that the question be decided by i've
competent and impartial Judges be fairly chosen in such
away and manner as may hereafter be determined upon
by The parry accepting the challenge and myself Al
TO put down The money and abide The test forthwith
NJ lwS j. GURNEY, l89 Broadway
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OrNlcE or am GKANp ScNlaE G. D. S. on.

OFNCE OF TuE GRAND SCRlBE @. y. 5. Of T.
State of n. Y go Broadway, Newly ork, Nov. |, 1850
bnne Of his morning IN advertisement, calling Special
Meeting OF the Grand Division, be held at Ithaca
"Wednesday, Nov Is, inst and signed by l., l.. Lewis Of
Rome Us &. ) deem II my duty hereby to give public
notice that the said L. L. Lewis is the Grand Scribe of
this Stale and that authority las been given for such
meeting, and brethren warned attend said meet
ing or give any countenance 10 these proceedings.
Attest, JAMES MACkEAN, O. w. ?.
TRoS EDGERLEY, c. 5. NJ %
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VHNO THE PUBLICAN attempt is be-

YHNO THE PUBLlC.-An attempt is be-
a ing made 10 influence the public mind against me by
the publication Of paper pnrporng to be complaint III
suit now pending in the Superior Court Of this City, SO
gross are the charges contained therein that tdeieas liz OBJ
ect The Suit out OF which II will, whenit reaches
trial show the base attempt OF individual 10 extort
money from me who had the recipient of my favor and
bounty Sunice to add that each and every alega,
lion set forth was al the time denied by me under oath
y,,, York Nor. An. 1880 FERNANDO WOOD,
CARp-IIaving seen copy ola complaint IN SUIT Iii
which Fernando Wood defendant published in Sunday
paper we think proper In Justice 30 Mr. Wood to make
the following statement The suit in question was com"
menced in January last by the procurement OF person
named Marine to secure alleged balance OF account
and is in fact for his benefit though prosecuted under
another name The allegations in the complaint have oeen
denied each and every them, by Mr. Wood under oaA'
md the answer containing sad denns is on tile and must
have been known to the person who procured Ihe
insertion of the complaint 1t is to be observed That THIS
complaint is not sworn by Marine the actual pfncla
but bya junior partner Of his pretended assignees on IN
formation only.
Wa thnL 1t right add hnN ting oeen Mr.. Wood !
beginning the transaction of which
tile suit arises we from our knowledge the facts believe
the suit TO be an attempt ut eXoron anu that The aesa
lions of complaint untrue advised MI wood 10 ttlst
It, How far the publication OF lbeous complaint al tls
time with actual notice that denial Oft is on file
is consistent with fairness honest motives, the public viii
decide III ChER ChAfO.
Norcm6ey f. 1850
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Ia Fifth Assembly Disfrict.-WHlG NQMlNA
T0N-Ata meeting of the Seventh Ward Assembly Con
ventiou SMITH j. EASTMAN unanimously nonl-
nated for Assembly G.F WOODWARD, Chairman
SAMUEL. c. PAXTON, Secy. niIts
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mo PRINTERS.-332 lbs. BOUR-
IL GEOIs 81 lbs. Small Plea, . lbs Nonpafe, 30 lbs.
Long Primer second hand and In good condition. viii
be sold at Is cents per ID. Also, several cbases and
rules Also very Cheap pisnos Is god and silver walcl
e. quantity Of Silver Plated Table and Tea spoons Cod
Pencils &c Cash adya Merchandise and Personas
Property Of all kinds. l. K JONES s. Ann-sL % floor.
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mo MILLERS and Mill OWNERS.

TEiO NJ lLLERS and MILL OW NERS.
u Tile late Fair of the American Institute. HAR-
RfS Il SONS SMUT aud SCOl RING MACHlNES--
Warranted tie BEST uud MOST DURABLE ~ use
Continuation of evidence presented to tie Committees Of
the above Fair from parties who have used and tested BON
pchues and give ours the preference any metal ma
chimes hey used. Notwithstanding, and IN face OF
o, Ss ' mSSeba v ''T HAMS SONS Brookjya H.
CRoroN AlrLLs, l99 POI md 1C3 Cheny-st N. "
August 4, lB3O
This is TO certify that we have tried several improved
Smut Machines previous to and since me introduction oil
Messrs Harms Sons III our mn ana We 90 ot ne5-
tae, WIN ms experience nue. lhl llu 'noioubn di
both previous and since our hHl was burned 70 pronounce
their machines the beet and most durable OF any we nave
power to drive IT, we haye had their machines N opera
lions over three years when nave cleaned 5VgoO Dushes
OF grain and still do the work as ven as when iirs P9tnp
it-orith ~ Pitol - IN
Among tne MAJ llnes itoV''$ l nc M NIL mi
tFS Was on " Acou"'" 7"'"'' "'4 'A1i'i "AH'''o''
; e MA ,, - 2ma5 ~ d i,i ~ - IL ' la.
naye nag ~ 7S LOT We .4g. ~, ! o VI - -,
RS o SQhs oloc ,Ii y, iiesi " I n1 ~,
IS faction consider II one OF me most ourepe anu DeS,
machines Tor cleaning "H5o 10" IN l7e1eeshy hep' III
ofue anu requiring OU' o''toi! Po"eI ~ uIiy ~ trr
A. ,..,,... a.. .,.-l - :, - VI ! IN ~, -
MI. Olle' hdu VI one Oh ropT4hgeI MacHlhes Ho"
Os"cSo
EToWhH MILLS CAss 90 IRON Woh"7'
beoTgia, AP ~ y 10Y !; -
rs sons stone HlLu' "a, laes 81 Ia, 1be o i
lfitut p!ucesi hn Hl MN , % mi in
ceanse polsh una cear %neat ron 4t gG R H. ~
c f G' ps @el H @seg co1s e@ capable Of clean
o5S 10 o5 bushels @eat per dGqf wi Win N cs ssi
one great advantage IN e ache over al iron or s sg
d ' i 80, nor, ii,,e lvlrh makes them do The
WORK ~ vel as wien pui into operation have been
engaged IN Tie milling busuess upward OF - yeafs, aLu
nave qseG w. H. a a ~ o 10 co,noare t he
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

r. Sixth Ward Democratic Wing Nominh'
For assistant .4ldermdn-J0SEPH CARLISLE
nANIrI5 a WEBSTER, ABRAHAM B. AMERMAN.
rotrN rpv1G LESTER WILSON
For Inspectors Of ELECTION = ". WI,
ltt pistric-Theodore Suyyesant, fitFfe !. ' a w
I'd District Ebert Birdsell, William Bryden. c.
Sd District Benjamin q. Forbes Jr, ho"Ar4 r 'no"
den o p,oI5s
4th Disict-Isracl Williams James 5 Reyn9las,
5rb Djstnct-Wiliam Brown. Henry Mansfield.
Nv order Of the Ward Committee
n C EVERlTT, Chairman, I i.
A 3. A,iERMAH Secretary H. d
~ seventh Ward.-UNIoN AND HARMONY
Democratic Wing Nominations. -
For Ass,toat Ildcrman-JOHN p. WEBB 80,
For 4ssessors-LUTHER RICHARDS A >. ", VAN
For ,i' Goas,1bies-DANIEL KLAUBERG JOSEPH w
JONES. $500, =, r,r,7,-r rr,r
For School Trustee-JAMES w. BARKER
Eoy School Iq,Dector-JAMES P BREMNER.
FOR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
Eirst Distyic-William D. Andrews Lawrence Pridhon
Strand Disfyief-Wm Murray Ebenezer w Morgan
Tliyf Djsfyict-Chares P. Field John Barry.
Fotyth Dstrict-Daniel Morrison, Joseph / Minis
Firm Dshict-Iohu +. Broderc, Charles 5, Roberts
S;Jth DLsfrct-Thomas II. Bemis, Harnau Irenper
Sere1fh District-James Safen, Heman Boyd
ANDREW JORDAN, ChaTrnen OF -,
THOMAS II. REmIs, Secretaries o.:--
EBENEZER w. MoRGAN,) ut <l-s
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U7uT p0ETRY OF POLITICS.

fEtIr TUh dR II POLITICAL DESIGN se
s9s: q; s g: I'd !:.: S ss or s ss s q:
kind in use Pefs0ns ~ baying lher work vel and
election may be me ovest prices, by leaving heir
promptly execq tT,s AZ JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
o otgmT q TRIBUNE BUILDINGS.
h ~. oe : ,s' ooen from 81 A.tonP
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work. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1850.
POLITICAL NOTICES.

~ To Mr.. Perigo and otEers.-CfESrLEMEN
1Hous personal conscientious, have 70 Teuest you ~
withdraw my for candidate Of Assistant Alderman
not lnanyWise because am any better reconcled 10 Tue
proceedings of that clique and their anti Wing principles
than at he irst lido not wish TO engage IN any poHca
strife Their proceedings are corrupt and anTePub
can that lheg viii soon work lis overthrow regret
OF accedng 10 your wishes the other evening as might
nave sSyed some loss OF labor and expense fto"eFet
am willing to pay the expense OF publishing the notice IN
The Tribune. have made mp my mind not 10 vote the
Charter ticket ali, except for MI Jas " Beekman.
remain yours, respectfully, &c. JAS FOW Lfh'
Netc-l York Oct ST. 1850.
The above letter received on Thursday evening Oct
ST. The day written. 1t communicated TO the
Chairman the neXtday and early be could be found
1t received Toe Int 10 permit new candidate TO be
selected even was desirable but is not The letter
his nomination Mi Foyyer IS frsate wing and an old
and worthy CITIZEN every way deserving the OF all
good men, especially of every Wing and viii make Just
the officer the Ward needs compared with the other can
ddae, who short time since in the Loco FOco ranks
and under the Wing flag is aiding carry that Loco
Focomn our election against which protest, and 10
from Mr.. Fowler's letter whether they should not come
10 his conclusion TO vote for OF the cqUes nominated
but Hon Jas w Beekman. lfyou Will choose Mr.. FOw
Ter he will doubtless yon well in the City Council
r,..- WILLIAM II. PERlGo, Chairman
L. D. DEWEY, Secretary. nj A*
~ a Card TO The Wing Electors of the Eighth Ward
On Monday night last, | called upon by several
gentlemen OF said Ward who stated that the political
primary meetings of the Ward had on several occasions
been unsatisfactory managed and urgngy requested me
TO nun candidate for Assistant Alderman IN
opposition TO the regular nomination. prenaurely CON
sented but the next day upon due reflection addressed the
Secretary withdraw my name, and regretted that Ind
so done as did wish to engage in any political strife;
thereorel do consider myself candidate at the coming
election. think mad given them sufficient notice TO pre-
vent any further action tn4 2t.[ JAMES FOWLER.
"a Ninth Ward.-REGULAR WING NOAuNA.
TlONS: ~
70, Rtrrescatatrc IN the X-yNIId Coagress-GEoRGE
BRIGGS.
For -issem5ly-HENRY J. RAYMOND.
For assistant -4idy,AaH-JOHN MCLEAN
For -fssessors-WALTER 5. CUNNINGHAM, GEO.
Far Constalics-BENJAMIN D. WIsNER PHILLIP
HARRINGTON. nilfs
Esr Ninth Ward Regular Wing Nominations.
For .4sscmbly-HENRY J. RAYMOND.
For assistant -4ldermnr-CHARLES CRANE -
For -4sscssors-ROBERT PETERSON and DIVERT
WARDELIA
For school n,missoncr-BENJANfIN I. CURTIS
Far Trusce-GEORGE P. NELSON
For {" Inspector-CHARLES c. BUXTON. nj ST.
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To- Twelfth Ward.-Whig Nominations.
For assistant -fdermaa-George w. jenkins
For .4sse'ors-William Suuckmani Peter Rande!L
For C0nitdbies--Jacob Werner; George Goodwin.
For Inspectors Of Election, st Dist-NIarcelus Eels
William II. Sogdil.
glFor Inspectors Of Election ID Dst-Malthew D Greeni
John ? Cummings.
FOR SCHOOL OFFICERS.
For COMMUNICATIONS Wilson; John 0. Higgins.
For Ipsrector-Sanuel A. HIS.
For Tcastees--Janes 81 Breath; Frederick w Lambef'
son; Cornelius + Nanderhoof
Norember I, 1850. HARRIS WILSON
Chairman OF Ward Committee
WILLIAMS CARNAN Secretarv. nj 81
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FOR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION
First District. :. Lewis Teal, Henry 5. Dunnng.
Second District Daniel Bowley, George w. Palmer
Third District, VIM. l.. Shardow I. Spencer hrUy
Fourth District. Thos, Ouwaer, A6ner TAILOR
Fer School Comnissioner-T. SPENCER KIRBY
For Inspector Of Common Sc7OoisALANSONS,J JONES.
For Trustee Of Common Sctoois-GEO. W. TEACHER.
MOSES A. HOPPOCK, Chairman
r SPENCER KIRBY, Secretary. o5l 81
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RI Eighth Ward Regular. Wing Nominations
For CoHQreSs-GEORGE BRIGGS.
For 4ssemJiy-WYLLlS BLACKSTONE
For assistant lfldermGa-JAMES WEBB.
For 4ssessors-THEO KELLEY, WIN. MCCLELLAN.
For Consta6tes-WM. B. JONES, JOSEPH c. DIVINE.
For School Comnisstoner-JA les W. BEEhlhAN
For Tr1stee-WlLLIAM BLOOMFIELD.
For Iasueetor-J ONATIiAN w. ALLEN.
Bv order of the Ward Committee
JAMES NJ MURRAY, Chairman
J4@Es ,S TEloi MF,r,s Secretaries go sits
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x r.AD1 FUK ACTION.-The Pro-
Pn9'S %s o. the STEAM JOB PRINTING ESrAB
t-N !, iNl8uNE BUILDINGS, have made the
v vs, p ,gvr mug ny for executing ALL KINDS
VI ~ ~. rhlNTiSG for The coming Election
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SIGNS FOR BILLS-EVERY SIZE Ann v,pIr, ~,
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

u Eleventh Ward. MEET NC Tile 1iecioll-
ics and Latorers OF the Eleventh Ward arr ~,
meet ON MONDAY evening, Oct. A. al UNION MARhht
SQUARE, and Hon JOSEPH L. WHITE VIII address
them ,non matters now agating the political word
A BOUTELLE Chairman
A L. WOOD, Secretary.
R-Tbe meeting viii open upontle discharge OF Ar.
,ilery. ------ i. y
rsy- First Ward Regular Wing Nominations,
For Member q rE M 6EHhN
r., 11,t,,r.ssys-iRA BROWN, JOHN l. MESSENGER.
For tConstables-HENRY CARPENTER MICHAEL
For Of Pa5 Stockholm II. WHITE,
Jq Eoz a.Seotor Of P4Bc Schools PHILLIPS PH
NJ E; o. Trustee Of public scaools-JAMEs GRIFFIN.
FOR INSPECTORS or ELECTION
First Distrct-Isaac H. Craft Daniel Murphy
Second Distyict-Peter p Van Houten, Michael Gleeson
Third Dstrict-John Thompson, Jr7 Robert a Graham
- second Ward.-UNION AND HARMONY
The following USIoN TICKET by mutual agreement Is
recommended TO all the Wings OF The Second Ward Tor
their cordial and entire support; - -
4ssistaat alderman. EDWIN J. MERGER.
School Conf -. GLRDON ROBINS,Ir
iasncGtor......Dr WIN. TURNER.
{JOHN y. SAVER,
-1S@esso'S' ''''''''' MAJOR LINES.
" coa.tasis T F46WIs W MbXW FEi
M, {THOMAS f RILEY,
i"Pft'"S~l7'Dl7t VI r. BLOOM
HIRAM MARSH.
ia IGlDEON CLIFTON
Ne" I6 58fS' \ So sAYFR BENJ. w. BENSON.
JAMES kelly THOS. f. WHITNEY,
AUC'S f. CAMMEYER, GURD0N ROBINS Jr.
On behalf of tie joint Executive Committee o. the Two
o'''''' X C1RRGLL. CHARLES llcDOCGALL.
"a JOHN IVES. EDMUND GRIFFIN.
IT, second Ward National Whgs.-The friends
of KINGSLAND, RODMAN, ELMER and lie regular
Wig Clarer Ticket Of the Second Ward are Invited TO
Ward on his Monday evening, Nog: Al al O'Clock r
NJ 1T tie Wing Head Quarters, No ~ fulton-st.
Bv order of the President
BENZ f. PEASE, Secretary
Every member of The Associations expected TO be pre-
III IL
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NEw.YoRK FLoArlNc DRY pocK 90

NEwYORH FLoATNC DRY Dock Coz
October 22h, 1859.
kE Dividend of 5 Per Cent. has been declared
nom The Earnings Of the Dock for the six months ending
day ofNoy next
The Transfer Books will be closed from the Is, TO 10Th
o9tN9. Nv MASON, Secretary
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~ Sixth Avenue EailrOad.-A Working Aiodei
the operation of the track proposed for Tins toad
Which Ieecnts no obstruction in the street rong which 1t
ie laid will be exhibited the Merchants Exchange, on
MONDAY TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY next Please
call nnd inspect 1t. M IL
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hrStgd W Whggs and Toupecs. -BATCHELOR,S colo
@ ~ ~, ~ sACTORG is al Wall-st where al times
and e srgesi assortment in the city Strangers
WIGSS he,inSewsere BACHELORS newly-nvented
Ins,ire C silver medal al the Fair ofihe American
80 sue address, myl5 AIW&Fd
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The Annual Of Lectures before this Institution
will commence Clinton Hall on Tuesday evening at u
o'clock and win consist Of ten Lectures
Nov 81 Lecture. By E. P. WHIPpLE, ESQ Boston
Subject: Character"
Nov l2--l Lecture By Very Rev JAMES RYDER DID.
Georgetown, D. c.
Nov l9-l Lecture. GEO. II. MILES, Esq. Baltimore
1.-THE Crisis and The Struggle"
Nov. 26-l Lecture. j. s. DWIGHT Esq. Boston The
Opera especially Mozar's Don Giovanni"
Dec 81 LECTURE. Rev. JOHN LORD Medford, Mass
"Guslavus AdOphus'
Dec lo-l Lecture Rev, JOHN LORD, Medford, Mass. -
Dec III Lecture. GEORGE VANDENHoFF. "Sketch OIL
the Life of R. B Sheridan with readings from his Come
diesn Readings from the principal scenes in the Rivals
Dec 24-l Lecture. GEORGE VANDENaoFF, The same
continued Readings OF the principal scenes in "The
School for Scandal
Dec Sill Lecture. GEORGE VANDENnoFF. The same
continued Readings from the principal scenes in Critic;
or Tragedy Rehearsed" His Decline, Dea'f-Bfief re-
sumo OF OF sherida,,,s merits as "A comic
Jan IL Lecture. Rev. f. II. CHAPIN, New-lork: SUD
ject "The Man OF the World"
Tickets Of admission the Course, lady and gentleman
IS; single ticket the Course, 81; single admission 81
cents To be had al the desk OF ie LIorafy ana nc pli
N'f o23 eodu
~ N0rrisania Village.-FOB SALE that beauti-
hi portion of the BATHGAHE FARM lying upon the
Harlem Railroad and connecting the Villages OF Upper
md Lower Morisania thus forming central part OF
village extending over two miles upon the Inc OF Tue sau
railroad This properly has been surveyed and Imd ont
building pdls containing from four 10 eg nn ordinary ar
will be disposed Of upon the plan as the tract which
comprises the villages Of MQsan2 looks are Ti now
to receive the names of those who wish to participate in
epchase Of said property gnd where map can be seen
and all Information given Inc engine suauol
Of hs uToperty and it's convenience the city by the ac
tues afforded BY the railroad endeT one Of i9e most de-
sabc and valuable locations as pace ct residence any
where to be found in the vicinity of NeW-Gork.
AL ameeng held Thursday Evening last at Military
Hall, Bowery, called for the purpose Of explaining pan
terms &c upon which the above lruct of land was offered
for sale by vote OF the meeting was qgre4l that MON,
DAY the 4th int at u O'Clock M be the time appointed
10 visit the said property All who DESTROYS OF procur-
ing ahm,dsome buldng plat either place of residence
or profitable Investment, invited to Join In the visit
n22t n MGRAW-
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"a NlcNicoI q Co.'s European Express :
Go1ds and Parcel. for tie Steamer ASIA received until
o'clock p NJ on TUESDAY, Nov. 5, 1850 Special Mes
senger win be dispatched By the Sutscnbers
McNICOL & co SO Walst New-York and
"a 2,t Q Fenwick-st Liverpool.
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10 washington DIVISION NO d SUNS VI ~, ~ Ln"
pernnce.A Meeting OF this Division vii be held IlilS
EVENING, (AEonday, Nov ~ at their Hall, lB6 and l68
Fulton-si Brooklyn final acon Resolution to
invest their Fund in ote Accommodating Fund aSso-
cations Of that CITY punctual attendance oil all us Mem
hers is particularly requested BY order OF the Division
l3 II THOMAS 1. SHE'D iEI-D, NO
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: Al the perBons above nalned are rtslL4Iy elpIOyPU
IN ts city although some OF them reside III qef Places
no ich M Brooks be allowed 70 represent this
great city ii Washington. niIl-c