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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
BROOME co.

Hunt, for Governor, ll6; Bennett (Whigl Con
gress, $50; Assembly, "A. Returns not perfect
but whole Wing ticket believed to be elec:ed.
Kinds WING Assembly was run behind by an,
eleventhhour affidavit, circulated only where il
would tell against him, charging him with hostlil-
ty to the repeal OF the Free School Law.
YATES co.
Seymour has 2lo majority Whole Opp. ticket
elected by less. spw
FRANKLIN corrected gives Seymour ioo' ami
Russell opp for Congress l5o which elects him.
Wheeler Wing chosen to Assembly.
Clinton corrected gives seymour 40
Essen gives Hunt 80. Good!l
WASHINGTON gives Hunt loo. ). TIE.
Urea, Thurs,lay, Now.
Jenkms's majority for Congress ~
Livingston County gives a majority for Hunt of
over 1900. and about tho same for Wing Con-
gresham. In Tompkms seymour gets about $50
majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
~. A Card,-CHALLENGR-ON THOUSAND
MII LIIIAnR Ed RnlinNiry

r. A Card.-CHALLENGE-O THOUSAND
COLLARS AGAINST FIVE HUNDRED, - Believing
As the decision OF the Committee Of The American lnsu-
Ht on Daguerreotypes was not lar and Just award,
oCded upon the comparative merits OF The pictures ex-
abRed bur The result of other influences do hereby
protest egains, IL, 50 far my own specimens are con
sened will stake 81 600 against $500 that no Daguer-
'esn srs exhibited he late Fair at any previous Fair
he ke rican Institute, twenyulne pictures OF equal
ns displaying e0ch for each the amount OF skill and
soeby 10 nature my there exhibited. The fact OF
god medehayng been awarded in l849 Daguerreo,ypcs
md he present year only silver medal would seem TO
sdcae that The art OF Dagucreotypus had reroSrhded
IN Ibis country The truth however, Is lint the arr has
greatly advanced and therefore, in behalto the Profession
MNge as well as in Justice 10 my own reputation ns an
sfuss Offer good faith, Il 600 10 half Ut amount on
selsNe propose that the question be decided oy i've
competent and impartial Judges TO be riy chosen N sncn
ey he party accepting the challenge and myself All
esl desrcs fair field snd no favor; and | am ready
b PAT down the money and abide The test forthwith
@lw' j. GURNEY, 1879 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
rs,, IIec1nrc anu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. [. DoRRA

~ lecture an Commcrce.--JonS Ia. DoRRAScE,
request Ut Clinton Hall ON Saturday evening November
ab l&6 his Lecture on te Advantages Of G0 ,,A;
MERGE no CIVILIZATIONS, ROTH IN ANClENF
AND MODERN TIMES, recently delivered before the
lyteums Batavia and lie Roy. Tickets % conls A
bad al The desk OF The Library Halls Music Store Aston
Reuse Irving House and Rathburns Hotel Lecture TO
tOnrtnee nj u O'clock A. B.-No postponcmeuI on ac-
Of the wen 3ltt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
.. n1ercnnlile Library AssoclalLon Lecture.

81. Mercantile Library Association Lectures
The Annual course OF Lectures before nus lnSaiu'ion
,1 commence III Clinton Hall Tuesday evening at "A
o.lock and viii consist OF ten Lectures.
Nov 81 Lecture. BY f. z. WhfPpLE, ESQ Boston.
SnbIect; Character"
Nov l2-l Lecture. BY Very Rev. JAMES RYDER, ID.
Georgetown, D. C.
Nov 49, Lecture GEO. IL MILES, Esq. Baltimore
sThe Crisis and The StruggIen
Nov 3D. Lecture. J. S. DWIGHT, Esq Boston The
opera, especially Mozurts Don Giovanni
Dee 81 ILeclure. Rev. john LORD, Medford Mass
'Guslayus Adolphus."
Dec lO-l Lecture Rev JOHN LORD, hiedford, MasS -
Dec I'll Lecture. GEORGE VAsDENHoFF. Sketch oil
ns Life OF r. Is Sheridan with readings from his Come-
lesr Readings from the principal scenes in the Rivals
Dec 2i--l Lecture GEORGE YANDEsHoFF. The same
continued Readings OF the principal scenes in "The
School for Scandal
Dec Sl--l Lecture. GEORGE VASpgNHofF. The same
,onpued Readings from The principal scenes IN Critic
w Tragedy Rehourscd" His Decline, Dcati-Bref re-
tlu,e Of of Sheridans merits Il comic drainntist
Js7-l Lecture. Rev, E. Il. CnArlN, New York Sub.
eei: "Tle Man of The World"
Tickets Of admission 10 The Course lady and genlnnan6
SiiifIo Oouyr o.; slnBie tnlliRSioi 2V
spis. 10 be had the desk OF The Library and the pn-
tpel bookstores GEO PECNHAhl, Cor Secretary.
oZ} eolu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
ORANGE COED
7'ro Wig AssemJi4 aad q ckaacc fer Congress.
Special Dispatch to Tribune.


Dear ST.; The Wings have gained t'co Mem
beers Of Assembly in this County-Be.knap in the
Ist tNewburgh) and Rumscy in the Id lGoshen)
District Murray, Opp Tor Congress. will have
about l4O to $50 majority in this County. We
cannot hear much that is reliable from Sullivan
Neversink is reported at 215 for McKissock, and
If the other Anti Rent towns have done as well,
We have strong hopes of McKissock's election
Yours, &c. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

DLUE and CANARY PRINTS.-A
lSnew and superior article last colofs, tor sale by
mylI c. d. LIE BARON. 50 PIne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

pLANKETS.-l50 cases Mackinaw, Ne
ND go, Family and BERN Blankets for sale by
% HESDITH u co. ~ ard u Yness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
NEw-YoR FLOATING Day Dock Co. I

NEW YORK FLOATING DRY Dock Co.
October 29th, 1850 :
e A Dividend of 5 Per Cent. has been declared
sor me Earnings OF the DOCK for the siX,monts ending
Nh sI payable to the Stockholders and amer The 9th
t} Of Nov next
Tie TaHsiey Books viii be closed from The LIST 10 lQh
@sN9' H. V. MASON, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
WANT, PLACES.

as PAN COOK and fr8t-rate Washer
ara Iroae By youeg, respectable Woi:a 9i ;, -
do lie Homework Of snlai private "a my ASp 800 =
Feveni-s hcly.ecn FirstaGd Second ava o. 77 ~ ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

~ Noticc-Thc subscribers for The purchase OF the
Btgae Property and all other persons vino are desrons
procuring beautiful site respectfully invited 10 al
etd pubic meeting be held Saturday evening, the
i 70 instant, a O'Clock, at Military Hall, Bowery on
Slel occasion viii be explained the plan, terms &c upon
Vhlch said property is offered tor sale 1,,,,
! ais, y. MCGRAW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

ETLANNELS.-l20 bales scarlet, for sale
Il by lo5l NESBl1Tu .. co. 50 and % Pine.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
NgEDICAL NEWSPAPER.-T

MEDICAL NEWSPAPER-The N.
DR. reese Sold by s. S w Wood 81 Pearl-st String
cr Townsend 2l2 D. Fanshaw, SIS; and 7. J.. Crowen,
800 Broadway. Single numbers cents. Published every
Professors Davis Dorenus and Barker; Dr. Isaacs Lee
fure Dr. Corsou's Lectures; New Pharmacy; Professor
Philadcphia unications-rhyscal Constitution of
Women in America; Homeopathy; Carpenter on AGO
hol; Miscellaneous ltemsj Medical Items. &C. n9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
esGW-y(1RK TRIBUNE.

TIE ~ i m"RsiNe. SUNDAYS E.zoEpyEn9
Essh s,pss sy,lD,yas ooe@.a OF sr'osA 4'o sA''
F1's 7"sOl ,sT orpostTr rnE cry aAil
s,y ~ ~ Gj.s Subscribers for az Ii. 5e3's p,
grd de7sred 80, rrrtcf bcv can paY IN advance a. '.r
=. "a: Of wien le! ~ cear Il 10 gam raie Siogi-
ptss 'or 81 o @sas Nal sn5acHler ~" 0ots gef
ss aTS @ s9ee99ao' 5a sg 9' .9zaa aS
-, inte I0l,l', 80 With Country Newspapera Dal!y
nd al eXco,ii Ria Office WHOSE terms higher ffn
fspasl5se,ss8igqg. @po srs not so7ed o'y dfefsce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

" ENTUCKY JEANS.-50 cases mixed,
NJ for sale by io5 NEsAITH CO 20 and % -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

YgIHRFE-FOUR BLEACHED SHIRT
IL IHGs-l5O cases fne aud iow priced, ct 3t0 cents
Tor sale By ImyII C.B LIE BARON Is Piae-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
NOR THE TRINITY CHURCH yous

TyOR THE TRINITY CHURCH yous
ruely the qgorld ia round HE baa SENS ~ wing
;oo IN The Are Inc sA extend TJuads Al Aad stare
ching there. ~ -
ctHFRIFPs sAL2-sg 7Btls - q isres.'es 70 ne
ISdnee.sd 5ad ri ssfrt n ~ 80, ~ fgHLl 90
Ieu OF = At tie .ai ts,pEes r Grote
SIRE erprs u large ,5o-trs v t7iors Nie3, le.S.
sp,ar. g. &c By 0tss,ai Tt.uI47 CA--sLEf, ss-fE
Ws.LnA B DA4zs pepety oh'na ls&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

Hunts gam m ionr towns II. Report from
town of TompEins iayorable--l02 Loco on Dis
tricI Attorney. Part of Hancock rather favorable
to Seymour
10 Our friend thinks Hunt and Blake
" will have 1000 majority in the County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

4 s GENERAL HoUsEMAID, by respect
able Woman; she IS good pain Cook AMI u s2le
Washer and Ironer; give satisfactory reference l no
objection to the country; small family preferred Can al
! Rree front TOom no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
The State.

hsea- g.. ye~ter.}lI-s h'os,5a.s 5:L.s,va.
S.es.al % path % ne T,.ba.e.
ALBANY, THURSDAY, Nog Noon
FRASkLiN Co. has gone Wing By 50.
W4YNr elects both WAis Members.
WAprxy is only 500 for seymour; 700 for Ras-
sell, Opp Congress-
LIVINGSTON gives Kant 1,to0:
A1lEGASY has given small majority for Hunt,
and elected one Wing Assemblyman
THE SKY IS BRIGHT JrE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
VVANS ANDERsEN'S NEW STO-

HEANS ANDERSEN ; NEW olO-
d RIES and other Books for Chi.dren.-Now Ready
Little Ellie ard other Tales by Hans Andersen 81 eta
The Ugly Duck and other Taea do 90
The Story Teller, from the Danish do !, DO : :,
The Merchants Daughter and oth'i taes' ny MIS- D -
Hall. ,.,... 90 n,
The above form five volumes OF Francis n Cos
Little Library. -, --,.
Happy Hours, by Mary Cherweu, Illustrated, 90 cents
Bnglcys Tales of Instinct DO 40
The Every Boy Book of Pleasant Ond U5efd Reading.
with 80 cravings. u cents
The BOOK OF Entertainment. 90 engrly ngs. 81
Published by CEAS- S.FRANCls y co 2o3 Brosdway'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
LOST.
@9O L0ST.-A $40 GOLD PIECE,

" f'O supposed 10 have been dropped between Cort-
lands and The Mechanics Bunk WaIl-sl via BroadWay-
liberia reward Will be paid for IL return 10 The owner,
Who may be heard OF the Office OF This paper rs IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

1''' ROSsINrS sTABAT MATER,
Previous 10 this celebrated composition will be performed
Mercadunes Grand Overture, Introducing several Melodies
of tie Stabal Mater, written al Naples in 1915.
H. Introduction and Chorus Staba Mater, parts ny
Nine Anna Bishop. Miss T. De Luce, Mr. Manyeis and
Sig Novell
2 Aria-Cuus Amman, sung by M Manyers.
8. Duelto-Qul es Homo sung by
Nine Anna Bishop aud Miss z. De Luce
4..Aria--Pro Peccata, sung by sig NoVeH. go
s Chorus and Rcc Without ucc0mpanmentl Ella Mater
Mr. Seguin.
6. ouarelte-sancta Mater slud ogas Nine Anna shop
Miss E. Dc Luce Mr.. Manyers and Mr. Segun.
I. CavatiGa-Facut Pouern, by Miss + De Luce
..Aria-InianmHius, sung by Nine Anna Bishop
Morartur Nine. Anna Bishop. Miss Z, De Luce, Mr.
ManyerE aud Mr. Sesun.
10. .Fmale-tull Chorus, Amen
L. Overture and Prayer, iul! Orchestra and Chorus
The Martyrs, Donizeu
First Time.
9 Hyml-Age Maria. ,Snnbe
sung in German by Madame Aaua Bishop.
O.. Duci-Thc Lord is Man War lsfaen Egypt handel
sung By Mr., Segiin and Sienor NoYei ,.....i
4 Creropi,i-E Pnbis ltnsolorUm ..... Cherublnl
sung by Miss Z. De Luce. ,,,.r
.Handes celebrated Bird song. tf R i'S' Di" Nt'
sung by sIudaue Anna Bishop
FlnIa ObiigHtu Mr. Scdt-
g.. Gta1d lonntion March, from Meyerbeers Proplee,
VIII Double Orchestra first time in this County.
The most imposing, numerous and stupendous Orchestra
ever assembled in country Grand Chorus Master Mr..
LYsTER The whole qndef tte so e direction 81
MIR. B0CIlSA
Tickets Fifty Gents al parts Of the Hall To be had at
lie Music Stores, Hotels and al the Han.
Seats be secured in the Grand Tier only without any
extra charge the music Of Mr. Could, 27 BroHd-
way and Of Messrs Kerksisg Breusng i2l Broadway.
Also the Hall The whole OF Saturday Nov. 8, and on
Sunday 10, from 10 and from I to the evening.
On account OF Tie mmcnse cuncOurse OF persons nttehd
ing these Classical Concerts doors TO open at o'clock
No z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
TIE HEw-YOKA rRGRcNB

FOR fURoPEAN CIRCULATION
y.bed on the departure Of each Iai SlealasF .oi ,
Sg Pnce 6 cents per copy, or 81 per Seaf poSs
stS'04 THY NEW-YOR3z TRIBUNE
..,,sop.tA OREGON ,HD THE SANDWICH fsLASDs
:, oGsred oe tie departure Of ssch hiah '''9"''-' 90
SS.s0sz Price 8, cents per coz. ,,pATg. yubsneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- mo New Town of Monticello !-Fon5 L9t.
IlS Clam AID v galen @ 10 e 1 e59
s59 sy 3S Sa5a S1 ri y Is das'a
Po o. ne LD psrsos have areaaydon
improve amount mol les a G G Ga3a ndd Dis e
roy %o ~, gl,lar Meeting tbs ,Fridgy) e"enlng by
Ccors, u N Grend-si. 10''"> = ~ nit
T D. MURRAI, Sec'y -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

e. NJ " iiss and Toupeea. p ATCHELOR'S ceIe.
III td ~ FACTORY is AZ Wallet where a. all Dimes
ouu ,e tSfSeSt assortment in the CITY Strangers
s., bsl5.ewhere BArCHFLORS newly nyenled
IS,,s o'sa aSer medel al the Far fths American
san...sa.,s.. ..sz,z. a>,Slsss' myl5 AiWIFd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

~ LARGE PAPER FOR TIE COUNTRY, q
We rTry saturday 1lo,nig AZ tbs IoE pr1ce Of g
e.. Sdyaneg Fight copies for SO OF twenty
vi sSrun Tor S4 and the paper IN cese coz
so p oae s, ,ta to. so;' which Is paid
ss sGma NJ, for the ss viz n charged q cen'' pei
ha.tb insertion.
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% French Lectures.-Rey Nj AsriI WI , Genyer
ca, Iecturc his evening al u O'CLOCK at Hope Chapel
" I. Comparison between Shskpeares Romeo aud
I;et and Racjnes B6rtncc Tickets for single lecture
ots for The whole series ST. to be had a. G. P Punans
Is Rroadwny T. Dupuys fharmaciesn 600 Broadway IL
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~ Notice TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
ssIWiURk-CoLLEcroE's OFFIcE, October y, 1850
9Th section Of I'm ac of Congress, approved 18th Sep
GeeI, 1880 entitled An Act making appropriations for
-ssl Houses, Light Boats, Buoys,' &c. provides
That hereafter al bRoys along the coast in bays har
" sounds channels, shall be colored and numbered
S&ai passing up The coast sound entering the bAy
Reot OF channel red buOyS with numbers shall be
sed on the sGyk0ayd hand BACK bu0ys with meren num-
IS On The tos band and buoys with re4 and black stripes
;SSaef hand. Buoys in channel ways be coored with
Iq sat ah,te and btcek perpendicular stripes
DeIe0y gave nonce thai the provisions OF the foregoing
Nv WIZ os earned into eject and The changes indicated
t .ede IN Tue arrangement OF the buoys in the waters
Sls District on or about the LIST OF May, 1851.
S~o .$"9nl II. MAXWELL. Collector
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AS CHAMErRMAID and Seamstress, by
IArespecnbe Woman. Apply the house OF her en-
poyer, 50 Eust Twenly-tourl-st. She IS we! recon-
mrfdtd uG 5eod
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-. ,oa,, <,e,u, Navigation Coiupany.-For

70. f,cean steam Navigation Company
phflHN. VIA SOUTHAMtTON-TAe u s Mai sie; !t;
p WASfiHGTON, o. w Foyd; G9in4gne[; % %ag So %
nv guneI via Southampton, on WE'D nov ~
r. PIER No 8 North River al o'clock 7 N.
Pdce o. pessase in the first cabin $l2 "a
A. Sxne,ienced Surgeon is attached to the sup.
al ctters must go through the Post.oice
gpec.e delivered in IaYre at reduced faies
For passtge or freight. apply 10
i' MOLLER SAND, Agents, % Bfead way
ns6t 8l2l4l6t8&20
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DELAWARE NrY-Go1d :

\ friend from Delhi on V edneSday brings re
turns from the following :owus
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9- Dr. Lptener,s Eat Inflr,narY, q Marlep,

" DR., Lurener'S Ear Infrmary, :, Warren.
ael Broadway, open from til =, for the exclusive
Of ear diseases, deafness, discharges rum lhe
se al unpleasant noises IN the head cured In Shor
~ slao0, rsk or pain Consultation fee ST. by letter
S1SSfEise Unpaid letters refused. sig 2mD& NJ 4tW
" DR., Banning having perfected his Bo1y Braces
supports, and HeyuiN 1uss,s has returned to Sii
~ 'er The management Of female spinal digest.
& pulmonary and vocal arrangements PAysi,
Sld Az - '"eu 80 eA"uhne MS Inventions
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a S Cook in a private family, by re-
~ spectacle woman An interview be had with her
for days il not engaged At the corner OF Bridge aud
Whitehall sis hrsi floor, or "a WhiehaIl-st NJ ~
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VORY GOODS.-Most complete assert
~ men, of I.adies Gents and Cl1lIrcns DRESS
GOODS to bo found ia he ciy q. NJ IODINE,
o26 inn 81 Grand cor. y! Orchard
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a SALESMAN in wholesale or retail
IN Iewelry store by middle aged Boston Mnn sats-
faclory reference given either in Boston this city Ad-
dress Box 900 Boston P o. NJ SIs