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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
Nv In Democratic whig General Com a'i'Ies.
-Bro,dway House Oct .bef 7, 80 -,,,.s

Res ICED Thai In wares wbtIe the va ..snb'ing Of
shall rtfIe OF Degec Issue css for =, zoe hs 0rcs Con
the Wing Electors lo selec: heretofore nate
S SSph ss sac f'
Electors OF tad Ward who Spprons 10 in lhef
Se1 t5d Rs g. By bs
lee and at the psces rsFf onnysnon elect Delegate
yatey fer the lsie gyrscu, e e. - .du
70 sca OF Of soqs,s
e , sssaaa aaa fS
6is.c mn Sgp ~ 10 be Ia each ward OF
ssid Assembly Dli n fssowpIyoH sLUNT, Chairman
WELCOME R REESs' Secretaries osa
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HuTcHINGss DYSPEPSIA BrTTERs.Ii is well known
Is misery ensiled the human race BY
the disorders that belong to eating and drinking than psf
hsps any other Also that the diseSse OF Dyspepsia
horrible and Now to cure, to conquer this
msiSdy B,srs hs only medicine in existence
Price per large bottle 80 Plncip Office l22 Fulton st.
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Cam. Frauds.

JEFFERSON, Monday. Oct ],
The members of the Legislative COMMITTEE 20
iave,tiegte certain alleged Canal Fraads, are in
this town. They held meeting shla afternoon al
the Je aerson House and adjourned oyerfo w ednss'
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10" Proof isn better Argument than Asser
tion-And fscls cOucusive than thsoy set
cal minds In former advertisements the propretofa
KEAPPs HEALTH RESTORATIVE BiTTERs have shown Ibs
philosophy Of It's ooereHcn 10 the following certificate
ed from large number recently :ecv va1 heunq1S
ucnsbe evidence Gifts curative effects 10 exhibited
NEw-YoRK August 10, 1850
DEAR SIRs Il have not been az prompt sending yoi
my certifcsi nish have been hsd you seemed 10 a.
t.ch uore value 10 articles Of that kind rendere!
miserahlefo for lopg time by that horrible disease Oysp
ala accompanied with general proarslon OF The neryoJ
sytm, and svery attempt at retet seemed but to sggt
experiment AID wss entirely cured. Learning that yod
to advertise wish my testimony 10 go abroad
that others Vtillcted IN Ike may be benanueaW
timely resofting to your truly Health Restorative
Yours, &c. OLIVER HOLMES 494 GfeenWlc1h
70 the Propretors OF KnspPs Health Restorative BIas
General Depot S62 H1dton-ht-and for rae By Dragsi'
generally 40 cents ueY bottle o. 3dIeoi'
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PA7gNYs ZOE INVENTIONS 81,

PATENTS FOB INVENTIONS 80.
I'm FE4E UNIFIED STATES and ell OIL 9,scts ID
Atries. Every description OF documents for ~ sss
sales Of Inventions quickly and correctly prepatsoss ~
ARTS Echo of Science, Apseattos and Pa<"sd rfs
monthly publication, al 81 q year, or ia es POI
RumboP. Edited and pubished al 70 Brosawn2tsGoh
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The asuryship-REr. Corwin.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Oct !.
Mr.. SLOAN, of Ohio has accepted the ap-
pointment as Treasurer, in place of Mr..
SELDEN.
Mr.. CoRw1N leaves in the morning for
Newly ork.
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YHE QUESTION SETTLEp-W boar ii acknowledged
by all that Brooks $50 Fulton ct has tho largest aud cheap
est assortment OF Boots Shoes Caters &c In the country
BROOKS prides himuef upon selling better goods al lower
prices than bis neghbors
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ER~ his Evening tho Union Temperance so.
ceIy viii celebrate their second Anniversary al NsuOnE
Hail 20 Csnal.s'. Rev T. f. CRANE of Oenesse Co viii
sddf,p lie meeting and hes'rs hAcDoEoUCH md BROW
wainR Of their isyorite odes Admission irset
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Rt.ctioa News,

BALTIMORE, Monday. Oct Z.
Further election rsturua mako Johnaons election
doubtful. Solar Ballard, the regular Wing candt-
1ste, has small majority.
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~ Notice The New-York md N. A O. Union will
hold their tth annua meeting at 800 Broadway nsxt door
10 Frnniln'ot onmer cling at 10 o'clock Wednesday
Oct 9 snd corLus In se9siOn two days; Ffdsy eve
nirR tere will he : festival at Military Hail. 1913 Bowory
Tickets may he bad Ci tbs Committee and At the door
not previously dispoFed OF LUCY GRAVES. BS
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MRS LNRvIss cOLp CANDY.

THE OREAT FIKEsIDE REMEDY
For Cough Colds, Ho.iseneas, and the various thros
ard lung complaints Sod by MIS-, w JERyIs sec Broad
way, and by Druggists generally. o52w
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Furitiys slevea.

TORONTO. Monday, Oct. 7.
Fpeitiys slaves arrive here by almost eyery
,issTer. from the American side.
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a The Raleigh Standard IN. o.) in announ.
chg considerable addition 70 its subscription list,
says:
"sophen papers VIII Increase in v4ae their eslert
Just proportion they encouraged Let his fac! De
remembered, and scied on"
If The Standard would bat realize the full extern!
othe principle here recognized it could no longer,
without grosa Inconsistency oppose the Protection
OF Home Industry.
II The Roman Catholic Archbishop Of Canada
died in Quebec on Friday morning
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ssha 1ihsl Cnsn-Iordau 9. Wnkes.

PoUCHkEEFsTE1 EIUIIa.1 -
The case Of Ambrose [. Jordan rs Wilkes Tor
libel has been postponed, and nothing tlrsoef feia'
tive to the case can be ascertained tonight
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IowA-The official vote OF lows at the State
Eleotionin August gives the following aggregates

WIKI Opposition
rn,yJas l. Thompson tS3 Stephen Hampstead. la7
NJ; l1ol i5cL-Wul Penn ClAtke.5-+
Ga " NsfI-Isaac Cook..uS27 ~. MClsary As
f1siter-Wm Il. Sceyers.-.ll,S5S WAiAE fattse 1879
Yess,rer,-Evan jay .-...-..n.SS l5.29
IyeesB Ppb HIS Noser II, 80 Geo GIulsI e-lfsol
Highest Opposition majority s,Sl; Lowest DO I,''!'
Abolition vote from SI4 o Oh ,-
ConsYes-l. Geo WrghteS5 6trnhaFlt hsnA IS,
9..w. HHenderson las Laeoia Via'k.''-...''7'9
Total Goa vote. Whs...L,7io OPP IoiA-';-;,; 1885
Addition F;,st DjsIistSll Opp. majority .l,i73
The vote for Governor in four small Counties, is
missing. That for sl the other officers il otqnpete'
The four Counties give for Congress, 80 Wing to
ass Opposition votes. Opp maiQriiy TO-
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KS HOtlc6 10 Confrnct0rs. All contractors wh0p
mo1ey 10 collected by assessment hereby notified e.
terd meeting 10 be held a. the Wescheasr Branch 10
lei Of Twenty seventh Al. and Fouithay Thur
day svering Oct TO- 8! u O'Clock. o8 81
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,,,. * english and American lbroe.pIy an

" Great Bae
double Ing Carpets, Drusgets, kug' Oh coIha &c. coz
tnued daily at the celebrated cheapest Carpet establish
meut In the United States 90 Bowery HIRAM ANDgRsoSs
Thousands are attracted by such wonderful low price"
Gall and see
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FA7EHYs FOB INVENTIONS
~ Procured La all para OF Europe aud Ia no F"
8 BY Irl7 lmfsl Up. PRISON. Waist
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Anvyer1sEMENrs-F Amussmenrs. sss hrs
page; for Auction Sales see third pagei 'or Gan
torn.s steamers, see seventh psge.
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WIG NOMINATIONS.

e., 6opeyaor. :. WASHINGTON HUNT Of Niagara Co.
I41,i Goseynoy. GEORGE ] CORNELL Of N. Z City
Canal Coraa'r .EBENEZER BLAKELY Of otsego
Prison Inspector . Gen ABNER BAKER Of Jefferson.
c,e,k Of Ipneals. VESSEL s. SMITH of Queens.
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,,, v,c,,ivs slave E,aw-Fred. Douglas.

ROCHESTER, Monday, Oc 7.
The celebrated Frederick Doug las IL is SAID,
I.s bean invited to attend an anti Fugitive Slave
Law Meeting at FanueiI Hall in Boston, on Mon
d,v e7ening, the 18th inst. and has accepted the
iryit.tirn.
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w Fame Over the whole OF this Immense consssII
the unanimous appreciation public and private hes rsg
RoGLEs Hyperion Fluid for the hair, Anoe for sils
and HebeaCra for clearing the complexion OF efupA'~
tar, &c. .,...,..
Sod by the inventor. WILLIAM BoelE III Wsshl1soss
81 BostoE elso, by A 4 D Sands leo Fultonsi NN~
ton Clark & Co. ITO and 273 Broadway, kew-Yofs
Sac I'D Page for other General Notices
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Ne,ice 10 Quit.

Tile Genera Gazette, bunker luminary
in the West, gives the Free Sellers who
have deserted their principles the following
consolng novice:
"WlrHDRAw III any ono in the Democratic
party feels dissatisfied with the terms ofthe Union
formed at svraouse-d ar one does nos heartily
soprove of the B Baltimore Resolutions adopted
there as the Democratic platform III any ohe IL
meditating treache'y at the esrleat iayortoe mo,
ment. by pretending that he cannot understood
their plain and obvious mearing-l any one gives
them an Interpretation to sui! his own pacaliaF
views in order to fall back upon in future il any
one is determined to introduce tests nos recognized
by the National Democratic pstsy-We advlse hlnl
toleave our ranhs at once and seek moro cong5aiaI
quarters The doors are now vida open for egteaE
from the one and ingress into tbs other All Wno
do not embrace the golden opportunity WIZ De
dealt with without mercy should they attempt
hereafter 80 disturb she union 80 happily effected
----------SE~----------~
Egr The Satanic Press HuggeSts the nomination
Of FRANCIS GRANGER for Governor by the Utica
Boiling Convention VS. thiak Mr. Granger has
ssen quite enough hard service in that company
we would respectfully propose to ouch Wings as
cannot support WASHINGTON HURT withousiurther
pledges or declarations the support OF James Cor
dom Bennett inatead. No one can dispute that his
whiggery Is perfectly NssOnsl' without sinse
or sectionism or ferstictm He has dona more
than any one else toward she creation Of the Ma
tionap party, and has been most jealous and
thorough in It's support. We insist shst Editors,
who have 80 much of the work to do shall have
tsir share of the honors so huzza for purely Ma
sionar candidate for Governor We viii warrant
Bennett to do what nobody else would ba likely
to-accep. the nomination, and take all the votes
that would be given him, Ihat operation would
not be ishguing,
To,y,-The official vote OF lows at the State
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LOOK OuY EOR

ALOT OF BEAUTIFUL NEW POEMS
- In reference 10 Mrs. Jervtss Cold Candy which win
be published daily the outside OF ths paper OF lw
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JENNY LIND IN PRovlDENcB.-The Proriaesce
Journal says the Hall provided for Jenny's Con-
cers in that city will seat nearly 1900 persona
with ataading room for about 100 more, and that
the receipts ior her concert will probably exceed
50 600
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Agtf-Free school law Mass rIseting.

JEFFERsON, NIOnday OCT. =
About so attend ed the call for Meeting
of the opponents of the Free School Law, prnoi-
paly farmers from adjoining Counties. Judge
Rarto OF TomPkins appointed President,
VIM Atwater of Ohemung, Mr. Lacy of Liyings
toD AIR, Brooks Of Tioga, Il. Chapman OF Che.
u ing, w. Owen of Steuben, Caleb Smith OF
Tomphus snd Judge Huyaen of Chomuug, were
appointed Vice Presidents, add J. w. Dickinson of
Livingston Co Secretary
The meeting was addressed by MesSts. DonelIy
of Tompkins, Smith OF Trumsnsbarg, &c. against
the law, pronou1cir it quite unconsu:a.ionn. Dr.
Sosson read tn extract OF speech Of Mr. Gee
10y in yndication of the constitutioo atty Of she
law resolution to the effect that they wars
strongly opposed TO all taxation to support schools
and to vote for 10 man who upheld the system vas
proposed, but being regarded as inexpedient, was
withdrawn, and the meeting then adjourned,
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Onnrt of Appeals.

ALBANY. Monday, Oct. :.
Argumen, of No continued.
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Albany rIeenng TO send DeIsgntes to Utica.

ELUANIi 70 ~. '.
The National Wing NJ seting at the Capitol, held
in pursuance of E call OF some 200 Whigs OF the
CITY, was very fairly attended. Andrew Kirk
presided. John G Spencer, Samuel Stevens and
o,horr reported resolutions supporting thu actions
of the General Government, Governor Elan and
the seceding Delegates, approving the call OF the
Utica Convention, and concluding with the follow
ing resolution
Fe0lped That we have he srouRes confidence that tie
deliberations OF such Convention will result no! only IN
prng all true Whas but in giving Erenei1 TO me party
ana rsm0yq 1nss ppre hereon the course Of scncn
st tie ensuing election I, may reco nmend
Nr. DQer 10 Up aking. &c will probably be fol-
lowed BY Stevens ard David Graham.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

szg' 2eR,Iemen's Hats, Fall Stylo.-sIRo, corner
Pins and Nassau stsYhe style for bs eosolns will
ready for Inspection and sale TIL, day. The slonoad
zenemss OF taste and discrimination Is invited pal
abovS announced, under tho h0 conviction thaia
wl Szsfy the mosi fRsidious sdlrter hGndsoms Hat
Nj. Ii. c. r.. JoHs bss removed from il9 Broadway u
"a store OF hs subscriber where be Will be pleased to ass
dis customers eiRD, cor Pine and Nassau SITS
august 50, 1850 sc Ssvis
EY Grand Division. y OF T.. n Y.-The Annual
Session Of HE GraDd Dvlsicnyt be held IN Naifon9 Hall
- CGne-Et on WEDNESDAY,. Oct 9 h, 1850. eI7l o'ck
r u 81 hch tins The election for oicers will place
c8 ~ By orter, FH0S. EpGERLEY, @ s.
ES bounty A.nDds-The sub,criber will CIV particular
attention to tso prosecution Of claims for Bounty Lends
der he recent act of Congress Having q competent
agent IN Washington 10 attend - preteGing the :lAmI,
be vii lcse no tine In procuring warrants
HENRY D. SE0GWlCK Attorney and
90 mi6eodazmDt Counselor at Law, b6 Waist
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Our New Jersey Correspondenee.
Rgp Bass. JuiyI s-eA. NJ

k,isneheiy .qceiderf--7hs Death Of Mics -fdams
Our quiet.villsgc has been thrown into commotlon
by the unfortunate drow ming Of young lady named
Sarah Louisa Adsms Of Orange county, who vas
boarding Of the house OF Mrs. Conover The circum.
stances Of her death appear 20 be these Miss Adams
In company with lady also boarding a. Nrs C.'s at
about ave O'Clock, vent down 20 the river
In the Il the house and While there at the solicit
tston Of Mis- A, they got into rowbcat and roved
one hundred yards Ina the river While there,
being unable but very little the boat leaked 80
much that u sank They both immedn stely jumped
from the boat The water over their heads, sud
they then called TO large Nevfouu dsnd dog to come
TO them. The noble animal immediately obeyed The
summens. end svam TO the spot vher. Miss A. but q
moment before had disappeared being 90 early In
the morning persons within hearing distance,
esssrt DR. 1itop Mrs. q = son inlsv aud Mr.. Thos.
lie poty, both of whom I'm dsteiy 10 the
DR.. r. bling unable ~ swim. could not reach them
MI ID hosever, being . swimmer. ~ent 10 the lady
~ho vss nearest him. aud succseded In bringing her
"a the shore but before he could return. Mice had
gone scvp for The Last tine, and thoush be exsrted
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On wednesday, 1sth Inst, Mr.. JAars LAss, aged
Dycsr.
Iis relatives sn1 Gieris invissd TO attend Mis-
funeral from his late idonce. liza Chambers r~et
this AFTERNOON az ~ o'clock. Ills remains will be
taken 20 Greenwood cemetery.
On Thursday morning the 1sth Instant Of tstanus,
CpsbLFs PRocrnn. ssed s. years
The friends aud relatives 81 the family respect-
fully invited % attend the funeral this Friday
afternoon. 81 ~ o'clock, from his late residence No
62iS Orchard s'rset
ON Thursday. the 18th inst, of Inarasrnus. Masv G.
pstR relict Of John Parker in the my sixth year Of
her see.
The relatives and friends ~ the fuy are rsspest-
lively invited 10 attend her f0nera Friday sft~r-
noon, the 10Th inst at o'clock loIn her late res-
dence II walker street
On ruesdsy nth inst, Mr.. s. r BrsrS.-, Deputy
Clerk Of the rosrd 81 Aldermen, aged IS years.
His funeral vii taks place this day, At o'clock.
from HE late rsfidsnce, No 20 Watt street Ufs r~la
tves ana friends invited 70 attend without farther
notice.
on the fsh Inst in the tysecond year n his ase.
rrcs. Rn,tr, native 81 seiturbet, Co. Cavsn, Ire
land.
Nv relatives and sesssinsane~ are rssssssfsuy -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


ronoLs, Va, July II, 1850.
New wheat sold yesterday, In Que Market at 81 10.
There il but little coming In ss yet BuIiness gene
rally Is very duh.
Alsarr, July 10 1850.
The receipts within the last twenty four hours have
been follows -Flour, 5000 bbs wheat, none; cor,
l4Oeo bushels Ths Hour market l. stsfy but little 90
tivity prevails. There fair milllpr iesnd Cor prime
wheat and prlss ,f2Oo0 bushels ienesee have h~su
effected 81 81 a. Corn 90 nrm rifh gooi dem md
the sales ar ~ 0CD bushels ~ 81 SIC for mised
Western 1000 bushels O. Data have been scid a. 40
f6kc. Ohio Shistey isuorinsl ~ IKE
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Our Baltimore Correspondence,

BALTIMORE, July IL, 1880.
a bloody Riot Tvsire Persons Wounded-Lsasv Lose
Prudent Tsvior's Fsnsip-D Disposition Of Hs Re
mains, &c.
We had Of the most bloody riots In this city on
Tuesday night that has occurred for SEINE years In
the eastern section Of the city there IL locality
known the Csusevsy, something similar to the Five
Points Of New York. 1t appears there two gangs Of
rowdies connected with this locality who are at war
with each other On Tuesday, portion Of Of the
gangs. with several Of the women had been hsh.
ing excursion, and Immediately on landing at night
they attacked by their opponents both parties
being armed with pistols and guns The firing aroused
the neshborhood, and sth acted q crowd Of spects-
tors. dozen Of whom seriously injured by the
siugs and shot. which few like hail One man. named
John seler has two slugs In his head from which he
cannot ,urvive. The others not dangerously Ia.
jured, but some months must elapse before any Of
them will be able to attend 10 their usual
Several OF the rioters known to have been wounded
but they have cobcesed themselves and their wounds
George KONG. James Manly and John Goodcrs son,
three no have already served terms In the peni
Tertiary a. Thieves and rioters arrested and COM
Mr. James stewart. onhe arm Of Stewart A Son. Yea.
ter day robbed at the the Farmers and
sbstrsctsd from the book, which he noment before
laid on the counter.
Mrs Taylor, the rect Of the Iarnsnted President
Taylor, will learn arrive In this city ia few days.
TO take mp her permanent abode with her daughter
Mrs Wood wife Of DR.. Wood of the Army. The
mains of General Taylor she has determined to have
perms nsnly entombed at Washington he having been
alwsys opposed To the removal Of the remains " the
dead Its ssid that when the COMMITTEES from Bati-
~ ,me ~ se s,n ee,,. ,s sbi. s,, Ne rsmss
I'd, on witnessing their observation-disclosures, What " ne
thould die In Merico, he Wished TO he buried there
die ON being made scquainted with this remark Mrs.
Taylor gave orders hat the body should not be
.dirsm the Congressional burJins ground at wash.
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AmUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUM,s MUsEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-r +.
- Barnum, Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford,
Assistant Manager Engagement OF BIRD the greatest
ventrloquist and Magician Of the age To deneate the
mysteries his occult science In dreams in the Lecture
Reor which In beauty and be
The London Panorama RENAME this week. Dsolvng View
and ChromArope. Ballads Ditties, &c. PerfornAn
every afternoon and evening Adnittance cents Chill
dren under 10 years. l2x cents.
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AMUsEMnNTs IN BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN NUsEUH-CORNER or ORANGE AND
- Fulton streets.-CHANFRAU BURKE preprietors-
c. Burke Director Of amusements The Museum will
open every evening half past with choice collection Of
every evening Ut o'clock Friday evening will be
presented tie beautiful fairy piece entitled BEAUTY AND
fBE BEAsT-Bssaty Mrs. Jefferson; jain Qpii Mr.. G.
Burke Dvertisselt by the Infant Family 10 conclude
With the lsughabfe farce called DELICATE GROUND
Citizen sangfrod, NJ Bowers; Pauline Mrs. Bowers Al
ssien, eens children under ysars. half price extra
q in psrouet<o. shillinR.
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himself manfully to find and her uusucoess-
ful. They have just now recovered the body with
fein. Two physicians present. but we're IN able
TO restore her. It 10 most melancholy sccident--
truly In the midst Of life in death The lady
In company with her, am told, Is Mrs. Crane, OF
New York. Mics A. was about eighteen years Of age,
and Is said to have been very interesting and ama
Bile young lady have been told that Miss A. said to
Mrs Crane Save yourself for the sake Of our chd'
and imm, dat ely let Of her and began to sink How
noble In the hour Of death There being Justice Of
the Peace present when the body recovered, and
ne b.pg entirely satisfied OF the facts attending the
accident made his certificate sgroeably to Law, and
gave the body to the friends Who together with por-
on OF mrs Copoyers family, will accompany IL, to-
dsy, TO Der riends In Orange county.
fs-since writing the above. the Justice has cited
Jury OF inquest to enable the friends to take the
body through the city Of New York The Jury having
heard the evidence OF witnesses were present i'm
medstely rendered verdict In accordance with the
above statement.
Tar REMAINS President TAYLeR.-It will be seem
that bill was yesterday passed by both houses Of
Congress providing for the erection OF 70
General Taylor in the Congressional Burial Ground ct
Washington The remains Of General Taylor
permanently rest In the Congressional ground ct
Washington, and Mrs. Taylor will spend the
maindsr Of her days In this city, with her daughter,
Mrs. DR. Wood-Baltimore Sun, July Is.
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UAsuANCToN oRovE. No. T. y. A. o. D.-rHA
IN sstsasnce on saturday next - ~ seleck. as the
love No C.rtrs sre.t. FOE .hs prrp.sc ~ dsvsins
% Pr.siSsst ~ erdsr'e Issk.A. VIM r, KEoBY.