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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
The Official Cauvesses.

Very little was accomplished by our City Board
of Canvassers yesterday beyond meeting at late
hour, being sworn in and adiourning. mistake
or deficiency was discovered in the returns from
the XVlIth Ward, which were sent back for cor
do hope the State Vote or at least the Governor
will be canvassed and declared to-day
Our messenger sent to Rockland brought back
very bad returns. The Canvass was completed
before he left.
Our messenger to Westchester was compelled
to leave White Plains before the canvass was
completed. but he obtained the vote of each town,
and, as he brought them, they give the detestabe
majority of four hundled and sic for Seymour
But, on examining them, we found the vote for
Seymour in one District of Somers set down 50
when it must inevitably be %, thus aggravatng
by thirty votes q majority already exorbitant
We have corrected it in our table but the West
chester majority is not to be regarded as Official
There was some Cotton in the lower towns of
Westchester, as we feared; but we had the
majority higher than any body else placed it
Queens is official, and the majority for Seymour
is exactly RS we gave it yestcrday-36i for
Church. 247
In Kings the canvass was stopped, as in this
City, friend says the vote of the missing dis
trict in williamsburg will make Hunts majority
just coo. We shall be very glad to find this to be
the fact.
From Suffolk we heard nothing, contrary to our
sanguine expectations. We shall hear this after
noon. The large majorities against us in Rock.
land and Westchester argue badly for Suffolk and
Putnam.
From the Interior, the Official Returns come in
well. We stand quite SIS well upon them as on
cur reported maiorities in yesterdays Tribune.
Still the unlocked for disasters this way put it in
the power Of Suffolk, Jefferson Franklin. St. Law
renee and Steuben to destroy US. We can only
hope for favorable result.
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The Re-clec.ion of Horace pEann,

HoRAcF MASS was elected to Congress
on the death of the illustrious John Quincy
Adams-electcd with full knowledge that
bis principles were Identical with those of
the departed Sage of Quincy. The Wings
of the District nominated, supported and
elected him, with distinct understanding
that he was an Anti-Slayery man, and would
resist 10 the utmost any Extension of the
area Of Human Bondage. He was reflect
ed in 1848 after he had proved his faith by
his works the Wings again nominating
and voting for him, with most of the Special
Free Sellers. He continued to act and
vote precisely as he had been expected to
do: aud il was clear that his course met the
appreciation of a decided majority OF his
constituents. But it did not coincide exactly
with that of Mr. Webster, and Mr., Mann
was marked for Reproduction. A well di-
rcctcd effort was made to pack Wing
Convention that would supersede him
Roxbury, Dorchester and the other towns
mainly inhabited or guided by Boston
traders, sent full quotas of Delegates. all
bitterly adverse to Mr.. Mann. Little Hull
was required to aid in the work. Towns
which had not really chosen Delegates at
all were accommodated with sets of the
right stripe. Thus was Mr.. Mann thrown
over, and Samuel H. VALLEY, a capable
and popular Wing, nominated in his stead.
Nobody had any personal objection to Mr..
VALLEY, and The Wings of the District
would, under other circumstances, have
welded him a cordial and unanimous sup
port. But they were not ready to spare
Mr.. Mann for a while yet.
A Wing meeting was held OF those who
believed the voice of the District had not
been expressed by the Valley Convention.
Mr.. Mann was renominated. The Free
Sellers had already nominated him. The
Election has Just taken place, and HORACE
Mann is returned to the next Congress by
a clear majority over Mr.. Valley, the reg
ular Wing, Mr.. Whitaker, the National
Democratic candidate, and allothers. He
now goes to Congress entirely untrammeled
by party. He is the representative of the
District, but of no single party in it. Such
are the facts can there be any need of
pointing the moral
All the Members of Congress elected
from Massachusetts out of Boston are men
of decided ond matured Free Soil princi
pies All who ldll be elected are like them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

MozIER, THE scrLrroR.-Lettersj just received
from MIR. Mozier the sculptor whose busts of
P9eahoatas and aurora have made him known to
cur citizens, announce that he has left Florence
aud will hereafter reside in Rome He has taken
a house on the Pincian Hill, where he will devote
his whole time to the service of his art. He has
just finished full-ength statue representing Re,
becca at theSYell and is about commencing bust
0. Daphne. We may expect the former work in
this country in the course Of a pear or two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

TIE DuBIous CouNrIEs.-The follow
ing items with respect to Counties which
will probably control the election of Gov
ernor, we take from the Albany argus of
yesterday.
orsEco-A gentleman direct from, this County,
Yesterday, states that Seymour's majority is all
OF 650-and that on the residue of the State
ticket the Democratic majority is about l. O00-
that Scott Dem. is elected to the Assembly in the
First District by or majority: Coffin. Free
Soil IN the Second Wright. Dem in the Third
JEFFERsoN-The " aIertotcn ,yefersoni0n Of
Nov states the Democratic majority on the
State ticket at 800.
soHoHARlE-A slip from the Schoharic Repa5
ac0H OF Nov. Ii. giving reported majorities in all
the towns, shows majority for Seymour of 409
also Shows Congress) at l76 But written on
the margin is this, dated Monday, AN: "A
gentleman arrived in town last evening from
Otsego, says the County has given Chase about
100, He also brought returns from two towns in
this County, different from what we give them ia
this sheet-reducing Shows majority in this
County to 50. This places Mr.. Snow election
III doubt
Both Rockwell and Lawyer Democrats. are
elected to the Assembly
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BARNUM's MUsEUM-The Hunchboch
NETWORK TRIBUNE
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, NOV 10
The Ssnte.

We sent messengers yesterday to Rock
land and Westchester, and were rewarded
bv hideous returns. WEsTcnEsTER has
given Seymour nearly t'oo hundred more
majority than had been claimed by any OF
his friends RocKLAND almost one hund-
red more than was reported, without dispute
the day after Election. These make US
dread like returns from Suffolk and Put
man, From the residue Of the State, the
! Official Returns received last night average
quite up to our reported majorities of yes
lerday ONoNDAGA, RENSSELAER,, OswE-
co, MONROE, CAYUGA and MONTGOMERY,
have turned out well as compared with our
recent reports; ORANGE, TIoGA and
QUEENS are no worse than we have recent
II cApcctcd and we think St Lawrence,
Lewis, Olsego and Stcubcn will not on
the whole, be worse than our reports be-
low. But Suffolk, Putnam, Franklin, Del
aware and Jefferson are still i'll doubt, and
these may beat us. Yes it is possible
that Washington Hunt is defeated-these
horrible and utterly unexpected, unclaimed
moiorities for Seymour in Westchcster and
Rocllland may have decided the contest
All we can do is to give such as we have,
and await the result with such resignation
as we can muster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

Two Senators in Berkshire, two in Barnstable'
and one in Nantucket, and Dukes to hear from.
There may be some doubt about one or both OF
those from Berkshire but the other three are pref
ty certainly Wing.
A later dispatch from Boston says-Thc Co.
alition have certainly carried 20 Senators just
one half of that body, and two additional Coalition
Senators apparently elected in Bristol Co. by 80
mai. may be defeated by the scattering vote which
has not vet been exactly ascertained.
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, according
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,,NuN1cAT1oN.-The success that has

CosfMUNIcATIoN.-The success that has
attended Dr. LurENERs discovery for the cure OF
Mas moi only won for him lasting fame but also the envy OF
the whole Medical Faculty OF which have started Out
obscu and launched ford. INTO Bro sr wh
na,e5 in large gold letters and the locality recommend
hem. daring 10 attach their names to nose
snowy, auapsp well knowing the contempt they would
likely to become their dupes To them we would say if
yoa deaf troubled IN your Ears call Ell q Warfenst
near Broadway and consult Dr. LUTBN.R who confines his
practice exclusively to Far dsesHes and is the only rceg
nEediAurst in city. II is both dangerous and foolish TO
aso queck ola and other things prescribed by
Of this tspPertant orgeR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

WASHINGTON, T1esdAy Nov. Z.
The Republic notices the escape of Crafts and
his wife from Boston, in connection with assur.
ances from the Boston papers that there has been
no difficulty in the way of executing the law, 4" and
yet the warrants in the Marshas office were not
served, and we hear of no attempt being made to
serve them" 1t further says, The public
have a right to expect from the Marshal some
more satisfactory explanation Of the reasons that
prevented the serving Of the process and his con
sequent neglect OF duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
The MARYLAND Reform Convention.

ANNAPoLIs, Tuesday, Nov r.
The Marylan Reform Convention had six more
ballots for President to day afterthe 4th it was
agreed that if there was no choice on the 5th bal
lot, that on the 9Th the highest candidate should
be declared President. Chapman received as,
and Johnson 43--8 scattered. Chapman was
therefore declared elected and was conductedto
the chair. After speech from him the Conven,
ton adiourned.
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Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov. IL.
Letters have been received here from the
Coast Surveying parties at San Francisco and
Fort Conception All were well
&. w. Hammersey has been appointed Post
master at Lancaster, Pa.
north east storm commenced last night, and 1t
has been raining violently eyer since.
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GREAr CARpEr Sans oE $1,000 SrocK

The entire stock of CARPErNS OIL CLorRS, DRuGGErs,
&c &c now in stors 49, PearsL positively be sold
before The sI December Having taken the large and
elegant store S7s Broadway Widest Will open The
the is December next with an entire new stock
OF rich and eegan. Carpets &c WIN sell their present
stock al first cost and positively not asked Those IN
should avail themselves of the present opportunity OF
purchasing Carpets al great bargains .,
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
~, s,yS fS2 Pesgl-st
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nEnssacl,usel,s Election.

We make up the following returns Of the cleo
ton in Massachusetts,, from our telegraphic dis
patches, and the Boston and Springfield papers.
The Boston Atlas, which generally has the best
account OF the Elections in that State, failed to
reach US last night, as it is in the habit of doing
on the day following each important election.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR
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The Rivcr-City subscription, &c.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, NOV. Z
River on q stand, with 5 feet inch water IN the
Canal. Weather cold and cloudy. -.
The City Council has authorized the vote OF the
people Of the city to be taken on the question oil
the city subscribing $500 900 on the Railroad 70
Nashville $500, 900 to Jacksonville and Colam
bia Railroad, and 100000 to Lexington and
Maysville Railroad. 1t has also Appropriated
100000 for the completion Of the Frankfort haa'
lnal
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B y T elegraph to The Tribune.
Tic State Electiom.

Orleans Co. gives Hunt IA, Church 36S no
others received. Monroe gives l,595 for Hunt.
The last report from Alleg0ny was l25 for Hunt
ll5 will be quite safe
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ESCAPED CHA1rM5.-We learn from tns
Edstor (Mdl Democrat that seven alayes, I, nI -
his wife and FIVE children, belonging to NIT q a.
Tishnan, escaped from her residence "a NH a,:sb
River Neck. on Sunday night week, EaA0o6 "'''
them b0cae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
Des,ructiys Fire.

Nearly the entire business part of the Ci1y ~. =.
Frederickstown, N. B. was destroyed ~ in ns2scb
terdav. 1t commenced near the Methodist Cnul. -
and burnt 10 Front St and through to the reas y,
the town. 300 buildings are reported to have ossA
boston arrived yesterday. Fine weatae'-
MIND west.
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, nnr figures, foots up as folIows


1t will be seen by the above that the Coalition
have. according to present appearances, sman
majority in both branches of the Legislature II
tbev succeed in electing half the Representatives
in those towns which failed to choose on Monday
thev will be enabled to fill up the vacancies IN
the Stare Senate. elect Governor, and have
things their own way generally 1t is understood
that fheir programme contenplates the election OF
BorrwF1I. the regular Opposition candidate
Governor OF the Commonwealth, and the sending
Of Mr.. srrruEN c. PHILLIPS the Free Soil can
ddate for Governor, to the T. 5. Senate IN place
Of Hon. Rom. c. WINTHROP
Our latest dispatch from Boston says AS Tar
ss heard from the House stands, Wings 3s Co.
aIitiop 10 No choice in 90 towns-
Most Of these towns made a second trial to
elect Representatives yesterday and probably
some voted not to send.
CONGRESS.
The result for Congressman is as follows
Ist Dist. WILLIAM APPLETON. w vice Eliot. w.
Hid Dist. No Choice
ma Dist. No Choice
IVih Dist. No Choice
yth Dist. No Choice
With Dist No Choice.
y AEth B Bs hoas 9go MAss Wing fsdeesG
IXth Dst. ,oREs Fowl ES ", Whe reelected -,
The following tables will show how some
OF the candidates for Congress ran.
SECOND DISTRICT Complete
Noy. II, 1850. Sept. 9, 1850.
Ca 4S7 SIG IS A9a S55 i446 81
Mai. against Uphau0 1868. do in sept. 34l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

JEFFERSON, n. J. TUesday, NO.. ~ =
a fire occurred at Walport, Chemung Co., this
morning consuming the store and goods OF Joseph
C. Stall; the Post Office and the Town Clerks
office. Canse of the fire unknown.
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Rjot On BOARD an Ohio Boat.

CfNCINNATI, Tuesday, ~, -
a beautiful fight took place on the Pittsous r.
Packet Clipper" on Monday. shortly altsf c .nJ
boat Iefs this port, between the PlttsoufsD 0os
Boatmen and Kanawha Flat Boatmen. pom ,.
Knives and Pistols were freely used ana epods a.
dozen were badly wounded The boatstopP ~
New Richmond for surgical assistance.
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southern Items.

BALTIMoRG, TueadBY, No7 Y
No mail south of Savannah to night The Bos
ton Fugitive Slave case has caused great excite
ment in Georgia, as the slaves were from thai
State. 1t bids fair to overthrow all the efforts ofthe
I Mon men to secure majority Of the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
Nashville Conyention.

CNciNNATI, Tuesday, Nov Il.
GOV. Charles Mcdonald. of Ga. was elected
President Gen. Chapman of Ala. Vice President,
An hour was consumed in receiving credentials.
filling vacancies in Committees, when tho Con.
vcntion adjourned to - to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
Death Of n Citizen of Cincinnati.

CTNCINNAII IutSdoy, NoY. II
Col j. j. Stratton, for a number Of years presi-
dent of the Cincinnati Fire Association, was in
tered yesterday. All the Fire Companies form
ed procession, wearing white Grape and appr0-
nriate badges
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THIRD DISTRICT Compete,

esv orr 10Y 5 ~, l 81 py
rse., esass H'es,oa s,t Ds,s.a Re-.xeH gnsep sy.a
si69 Sft6 25@ H.. 6,525 1888 1888 Z
FOURTH DlSTRlCT-AAbpt : toaops
Nov. 1850. Aug. 1850.
fltgs Fra,h.9. rslt5 81, raoro Frota pAfr, 5 at
blst s69s i3n s9E4 Lag 3.l,d Al
Majority against Thompson ,soe; do. in Au-
gust, col, r,.o,,on
H., orr = Fitg orr FS
Bar,aa Kaa1i,oa An-, Hudson D4s, Allen 3est
43I- fi65 6,.6I 10 2,oos i,ar $50 ~
Majority against Allen 27a5 majority for Al
len in 10 1888.
SEVENTH DtsTRICT-laoomp<te
26 towns in this District stand for Goodrich
Wing 1913 Bishop, Dem, 2,67o Scattering i52.
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prr Ply AND INGRAM

yY- ENGLISH THREE Ply AND INGRAM
Carpets Table Covers Rugs &c very low prices at the
celebrated Cheapest Carpet Establishment in the United
Sta,es No 90 Bowery HIRAM ANDERsoN's Ingram Car
pets 4sTable Covers 50; Hearth Rugs POS Drugges, As
per yard Stair Carpcliug, Is per yard Call and see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

10 JENNY LIND or PARoDI are not Gre
ang half so great an excitement this present time
friend BoDlHE of S23 Grand.st He has certainly got
the Start OF oil other Dry Good stores in this city for selling
now and fashionable styles OF Dress Goods cheap Shaws
meres DeLanes and in fact all kinds OF Dry Goods at
onishnP low prices. We advise all Lady readers 10
give him q call. MS p
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p,TarwEgs moTIoEs


Tuts rs |. HAMLET, THE DANE - IN
he"oiI VI l. 10 asseveratc that in no country on le
L. Sf p .rth Gun found more graceiul aPprat,hst
fIr,ned and duTably made Oalltr 'oo's D45
- Tee iDners and OYershoes for La1ie5 IMAM III LIS
Mo III none better than can be proculed ut
&c po,teyv between Bond aud Greht ones sla Lanlc5
five him call and try his matchless articles
To MARRIED LADIEs.-Is your husband
weak consumptve irritable, low spin ed nervous or DE-
bincted If so, put teaspoonfull oil WATTS Nervous
An,idoe into bis coffee, for about week. ana you
win see such wonderful change In him, that you VIII say
the happest day OF your life you got nm Hau
be had at 1902 Nassaust -
TIE ENEMY RoUTED.-
LYONS Powders the s,uh
That will kill sure enough
If YOU give quantum sud-
Bedbugs Reaches and tless
Rats and mice by his PHI
Become suddenly nil
And yet neither will kill
Augtt but creatures like these.
And for shaving these vernin, both Chiffon and Reed
declare that f. Lyon deserves to succeed while the In
suie's Medal TO him is decreed. Principal Depot 40
Broadway. Mo u
SPoTTEN's Con LIVER On CANDY
By the use of SPoTrEN's Candy,
Coughs and colds are cured quite handy
Now 'ts said thai day and night.
All throat complaints are put 20 flight
BY using SPoTTEN's Candy
Go buy Il package, and you'll ind
That all your ills are left behind
Your throat and lungs will heal and clear,
Consumption death, you need not fear,
BY using SPoTrEH's Candy
Sold by the proprietor, BoweTy Chad wick Fulton
Ferry; Mrs Hays us Fulton-st Brooklyn ana druggists
generally. Price Is cents per package
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

GENTLEMEN FALL AND WINTER
tYEAR-Wm JENNINGS L Co. Isl Broadway, opposite
ehe Park Fonna will this day introduce their Styles
~efOyercoats ans other Fall snd Winter Garments COM
prising in style and character far superior
se productions they have heretofore rendered accepS
ole tc-their numerous patrons oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

TREEs, SHRUBS, &c.-PARsoNs q Co.
Flushing near New-York offer for sale, at their CONNER
ca faen and Nursery larger stock and greater variety
than they have before possessed of Fruit and Ornaenel
Trees Shrubs Grape Vines, Roses, Green Hoqse PIans'
&c OIL 5WD&olW'
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'OTE FOR GOVERNOR.
SIS s2n8 81 i22. 1869 % 278 OBS


Majority against Briggs, 1871. Do in 40, LOO.
The vote of the entire State, in 1849, was-for
Briggs, 81, 495 Boutwell, SO, 26G Phillips, a4,853.
Majority against Briggs, 1924.
TIE LEGISLATURE
TIE SENATE, according to our latest advices
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gW We invite the attention Of Capital

lists to the large and perempory executors sale of valuable
Real Estate by ANTHONY j BLEEcKER, THIS Day l3tn
of the story and lot ofgroand known as 70 broau
The store and o Of g0npd N4 rs orso
known as No 10 Fulton-s Also The valuable properly
known Nos and II Dey'sl near Br9adway' a9 "a 'e
MAIDEN lane near Nassa-s The above property belong
Ing to the estates of John Wilson, Samuel Broom und Hen
~ Hen decreased Nl1IiI
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER. Auctioneer.
$1l8, 900 ERIE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT AucTIoN-ANrnoNY j. BLEEcKER will selI at
Auction on THURSDAY, Nov a. ~ O'Clock, 7. M. ~
the Merchants Exchange, $lGOO Ere rlrs hor.StRo
Bonds to close concern. For particulars apply 10 lhe
Auctoneer, Broadsl li,~olI no tIo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

WEAKNESS AND DEPREssIoN.-There
are thousands who without any specific disease feel weak
iangud depressed in spirits and incapable of effort TO
all such we recommend KNAPPs Health Restorative BIZ
ters The source OF their ailments is indigestion ms the
Buffers will remove and vigor and activity clear head.
and relief from melancholy forebodings ana nervousness
and for sale al $50 Futonst and by the Druggists gene
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Upsetting ola Boat and Loss of Life.-Rugitiye
Slaves &c.

BALTIMORE, Tue8day NOV e
Seven men including George Smith, mate OF the
and brother of Capt. Grant, were drowned in
the bay this morning by the uRsetting OF boat;
Andrew Spies, and Adam Albert were arrested
this morning and committed to prison on charge
of carrying to Pennsylvania in wagon three
slave women belonging to Henry w Hiser and
w Cockey, Merchants OF this city. they are
Baltimorans.
Nothing heard as to the trial OF Chaplin tonight
on account of the storm. Efforts are making TO re-
move the trial to Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

Total(fulD 16,979 1914 l5,1O9 20,2l5
Hunts majority, 795: Polk over Clay 5,l06.
Official.
70 We LOST very little yesterday Official Returns,
constrained by later reports 10 mark up several
Counties from which we have but vaguely heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

New VILLAGE OF HERMANNvILLE,
Lone IsLAND-A few lots in this villageye nnsold
The Railroad Company have Just commenced building
large Dhnh in The vicinity Now is the time TO buy lots
before the price is advanced. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13

HoRsEMANsHIp.-Thc Evening class for
Gentlemen in the Art Of Horsemarshp is now open at
Dissaow's Riding School, No 20 Fourth avenue, on Tues
day Thursday and Saturday Evenings rom7 TO % O'Clock
The School with the Horses may be engaged on Monday
Wednesday and Friday Evenings, for parties Of Ladies
and Gentlemen. nlo bt
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THE LATEST Observation-Disclosures &
LANPHISR, Tailors 2oS Broadway, make up the FINEST
GOODS Ut the LowgST PRICES for cash nj e0dMW&SU