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

NEADEMOESELLE JENNY LIND
CERTin A 511, at the TRlPLER HALL, sATUR-
pA' < PROGRAMME.
overture-The Men Of Prometheus ........ Beethoven
Cavatina-sorgee Maometlo Secondo. Rossni
Aria-oai Ia yoce P1rilani -. BsIHni
MILE JENNY LIND
Chorus By tie German Iicdsrktaaz s4
Hunting Chorus Eary@nthe. Weber
BY the German Liederkranz
The D''' ''lS NILE JENNY LIND 'DOs''
by general desre.l
B6GstoAapaf7 ala hcs La Sga de-, Reg9 S0S'
Hs"Y''' MILE JENNY LIND D0liAS'-
Signor Belett
hFesesi' By the German Lisdeifanz
Aria-Non Pagenar Il Fla4lo Atagico; Mozart
MILE JENNY LIND.
In Taranlela Ros5Ini
signor Beleti
Tho Mountaiueers Song
MILE JENNY LIND
The Hcrdsmans Song, commonly called The Echo Song,
APLLE JENNY LIND.
by general desire,l
mi Orchestra Of Sixty Musicians, comprising the first
talent in the country, has been engaged.
The Prices ofTckets In the body of the house and in the
second circle will be IS each The front OF the first circle
e. and the remainder In that circle 81 Every ticket sold
I snv mari Of the house Will have number indicating and
s 20. particular seat Places may be secured Tper
Hall VIM Hal Sons Music Store, in Broadway and
al the principal Music Stores and Hotels
Doors open Ell 6 o'clock. Concert 10 commence al D.
No Checks will he issued.
The rand ano nsed this occasion from the manu-
factory OF Erard, aud imported by MeSsrs Boardman y
Gray OF Albany.
Books containing the programme and words ofthe songs
In Italian German Swedish and their TRANSACTIONS, may be
obtained in tire Lobby Of the Hall.
Madenoiselle JENNY LIND will give her Concerts
during the following week, on MONDAY, TIL R5DAY,
md EVEN NtjS
owe n Morning Concert on WEDNESDAY, next, com
mencing at oclock She will shortly proceed to Phila
delphia Baltimore, Washington Charleston, Havana New
Orleans ST Louis and Cincinnati, she viii probably a@I
Tie Bird Song and Echo Song, will by general desrel
lie sung nj each OF the few rcnlanns Concerts IN New
York 10 u
MADAME ANNA BISHOPS Fourth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

a S SEAMsTREss or Child's Nurse, by
~ respectable American Woman; good reference given.
Apply at l7g Laurenss Can be seen for TWO days IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

4 S SALESMAN in a JcWelTy store, and
IA repair Watches and Jeyyciry BY Young man who
understands Tie business; The best OF reference gwen
Addrcss 7. c. w. al Ibis Office no y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

a S Cook, by a respectable Woman;
Is 100 o., a a " IT., 20 ,el eis a. Ayt ry
ut Cooks Grocery Store 755 Broadway corner OF Eighth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

I AIDES All you that are in want Of
MATTAS, fOPLINS, CASHll Eltt.5, DE LANES, or
any article of Dress Goods, - price fr laow any other
Store in ls city call at q. NJ BODlNES }2j Gfand-s
cor. OF Orchard. n8 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

4 8 CuAMBERmAID and WATER, or Cen
IA cra Houtenaid by wetrecommended, smart G.rI
ig GOOD Cook and rsrate Washer ana ironer; "ol9
make herself generally useful and 90 for low wages Cad
So Broadway, 40 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
BOARDING.

DOOMS-A suit of ROOMS, with pri-
Il vate iable If desired, may be had at 6] GTeenes
near TlintCU.u.SCC. Hj iWcOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08
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gvtR.YoRR WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

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yapestsu INN Two copies i1r - Ten 0f SS'
Yr1s = i. or cente line each irterton
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

WfihA hu legislature can demand Of the d.
! quoT dealers 10, that they now instantly and
| igryrr cease their warfare upon iudlWdu4l'
and public rights"
/ Some 90 New York, do well a. 90 NefmHEL
! object a. feslflihtHE ihe sllo bfcaus Hma1y
violate lhr lHw viih lmPnuiiy And 70 HlF
been s4id iu krriupui by Humf, who fuld
give iafiitit-s i'r settling, bees #"t s+'d HaH'sl-
. ~ hy any one who understands ihr subject
iuat morn is nov sYid than WL.U our Laws
were hrs restrictive. The Committee Say
th1t "ibe people demand prohibition, and
"Call upon the Legislature fnr protective
and pr1hibiiary laws against thr sale uiEifnnF
duuksi Hs matter oi HHht Hnd duty in with
l4ld lLl4E gAl44 ifa4 al candidates lag lpFiaa
lalYr offices, but those " hu can be- fclted 90
Ga give them lhat protection Your petition,
efs hawrvrf drriHr~ fha' fHry and ih8sr win
HCt with them, dq not trrA 60 form separate
temperance political paug, that they have
brrn aud are aull opposed 90 ihr ipfnihilsn of
such parry and o. Nh other mlgPliHRs 81
ups grrlt question Wilh party politics There
fore "A H, uIHy affirm, that While their oppp'
urUis, 90 tney believe have always been frA-
ny a. break al t,or political attuchmosts
iD promote ihr liquor selling luicfr-ra, and o.
vote iur men Of political creed dfrony up-
p0site 30 their own, 90 cHrcIa legislation g..
vgrab.u o. that traffic, neW your PDltionrfs,
aud the friends ot temperance generally have
lHllhlulIY adhered 60 ihrif ffHprclFr p1IllifIl
ptftlrs +t Z tHttfrlN rlttirr irnliuua iu holding
thor POLITICAL principles
but they feel they have suffered under thr
accumulated cyilH Of iptrmpranor, tll oudufr
uucD Hrrma 30 them 90 longer ytftu0. Aud
~ there 81 no other way iur them Go obtain
dat protection Which tie ihrlr night 90 expect,
and tnrif duty tn drw1ni from their c1uaiiiui.
ri guardians, the Legislature, they VII bo
compelled acting iu The true rput az thr
resolutions wdich sp many have 90 seriously
hdpptd break away ifum hll The political
uos hat nov bind them, and go far ns the beg
IEiHtvr \ partWTHt ~ lhe R0VrfHUFHt, 10 Goa,
crrnrd, 81 r1mbiur together for this Just and
Hublr pufpYsr, ull II 90 secured. Tho rrst,u,
toms nbuyr quoted puil speak iortl, thu sruti.
,ncum that are apldly upruing among thr yo,
tcfH ufths state.
nut the Cuum,tlre say
"lf any law 10 e. be- repealed brc,usc hbd
utru viii violate a., aud spmo public uihrrfa
who mean Co b. pnpplar with oil classes hrsi'
tate go prosecute ihrip, 90 that phrrwd fngura
viii t1Wrtmrs escape CONNECTION, ihHu thr
government may give up its coutrst with
wrong, aukuuWlrd Ne culture inability 90 hHli,
protection, and repeal AZ once hll Laws against
wee and ;tuHc fraud and forgery, cluutefiuii.
iug, tiril, and cycn mutdrt = A. Nj.
a. lnpsmueh rs the following Icucr 3"
travelling Ihc rounds OF lhe paper, wo give
It publicity, but viii, 40 laidi ~ Ne state.
mcuts,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11
TIE PARKER MURDER AGAIN

Four persons have been nrfe.lsd ,,t,..
rev day. upuu sufprnu ~ bru, co,,.,,
in he murder ni hr Jauar +. pafkerog,,
chrH'rr, n, w., tpur ihfrr yrbtr -Ipr, ,i
uhiurH 81 lIfr parties arrested arc A.. a.
worth aud Henry d, Wentworth VII,
lhkon 10 Suc0, Me, on "Wednesday s,.,''t
llnfAee NeulWorll arrested ht LgseUt
lhufsdny etenlnP, and q man unuel
Clark bookseller ~ hushua. y n N.
was lnken m custody "a llihl lDWn.on I'm
day. llw accused have been r4u.i,,i,,i i.
prison "a await an examination. m, ,-
grounds Gu mok'UF lhrse arrests La,e ,n.,
5ei best ipadd pubir
NloEE % THE rAEKrR Alrsbrr-p.
Iiaalon Alhs oftbe Gdi u-laut contain. III.
tollnwggi
We are informed on whll we rep.I.,
good authority, HAT he mnu- Rrt,l.p
Wdry-upW cuuiucd "a Salem m.I nm
charge of passing cuunicrlrI m0re,. ~.
confessed that ir Wns lhr muu wIy r,ll..i
VIZ Parker uut Of lhc bowling rllpnn "a Usn.
chester. on The evening on winch Er va.
murlcfri, Hnd ihat Tic WrHWurNs toJ
uihriu we're thr iuslIPhiOrs. he rays uI,o b
iHrrpnrlcd, llpl upwards Of S7OOONwsnl.
cn irUai Nc PHfk,G Of hicj be- had SO
hul denies Ilni any arrangement iuyo,us
murder wns nlndo ~ which he bad any r.l.
licipuliuu, llr ul.o cKorcrnlrs lios,s
NrntNodh from any shnrc ~ lhe deed of
guilt The laligr luS not been arrested n,
reported 90 aniue papers,
MrLAScmoLr OccuHHrNcr--Ay Young lsJ
some ] orl5 years Of age, Ly ihe name oil
Nrnlworl, WINS drowned IN llr Worce.e,
Branch, about . niles ahnVGll. village. ou
MnHA,,y afternoon. lie Was AZ plsy. y. ".
uudcNund, upoa n foul-hrider, v len he un.
fortunately lost bis balance aud IN lsrl.
wards, into the stream, which wos very heb
~ the Tine, Bnd Tie current strong aud gsl.t
lie was seen to float down the stream some1
ar 70 bookkeeping his head above the water.
when lac sunk Hud was seen no more. Tor,
The J@o 81 writing ll,is, ttuud,y nooo.' %,
body had not been lpuud,- Christian MBg.
rrr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

We received lhe f!loo4tg G'itcr ycstcr-
day, through the post ohicc,Irct'marhed az
dutCd;- al
"TrHHr llAur1, lad, April. lri, 1850.
10 Us El2ors oCbs Bo.faH Poet
Gc6Tlcmcu,=i frUt II 10 TIC my riuiy 80 IN
form YOU aud through YOU lho public, that
DE-. Park,urn, who h supposed 10 ltn,o been
uIurtrruJi hy t'r0f webster, amt fJr wtirh
supposed murder Prof Webster - now IN.
der sentence Of death, was va this city on
Sunday evening last. lie came to thls plncc
on canal boat from toyHgtuu,nn was rec.
ogulzrd los u gentleman hgrc Who was for
mrrly inunlnlr With him, lie bcco.Erd him,
hut DR.. Patku7n turned abruptly nWny, aud
auun uncr len IN the riugr for ~. Louie. no
tl,'t li,,. pe,,t., af A. N. lhifsioL. The Ecu-
tlcmnn who knew him is r. ". Dillingham;.
e. of this place, 10y profession drntsl. lie
is ready To swear 10 The ldruty otghisporsou
with DR., patkmau.
Hoping that Ibis statement may hc of some
effect IN At least restraining the too hasly cN.
ccutiou of the unjust scutrpcc under which
PruC Webster 10 uow lying, ! rtmaih, gen.
ticmeu,
You're fuNpprtIully.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

INVASION nF CuBA, Tie editor of the
New Orleans Bulletin says all the doubts he
vason of Cuhn, are now dissipated. Very
recently, he Inns from nuihcniic knnrcca- he
come possessed orinfarnnlinn which can
yinces him that an effort is making to carry
the plan into operation, aud that the rash at
tempt will be made. aud, it may he added,
that there arc signs Of disposition On the
part Of the Cuhnns to become independent
or to unite with the United States
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11
From The B0sian Plsi
Prof. Webstcr's Case.

leu understood that Prof WchAlct'- coun.
srl have lnhcuaui n Wrl of error upon the
gr,hunh That the order of he Municipal court
for ing the indictment up to the ~,
prrinc Court was not fully set forth In Tho
clerk OF Aiutref-
pol eotiftl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

O. Some person, according TO the pa
pers, has come forward and stnrv-s- that he
saw Prof Webster throw something done
up in n newspaper Off Cambridge Bridge,
which is supposed to have been the "scdge
hammer that EittirfclH testified fre- snw in
Prof Webster room the morning after De.
Pnrkman WINS missing. LiulcGeld testified
that after that morning he saw nothing more
of IT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

both father and son have been co,,,.,
Gulllord lhe birthplace nrlhr lorm,' ' 'a 70
they vii be Inferred to-day HraE,L a,,t.
VIg ''N'N ~,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

CoSGREs.-Thc transactions Sc Congress
Sorthc last fortnight have been mcagre enough;
out soon as the "mmoual thirteen get to-
Ecthcr-n part Of them have been to South
Carolina to bury MIR Calhoun-thc monotony
of airars at the Capital will be dissipnlcd, and
Foolc, Benton. and others, will begin to make
noise again.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11


DIsTREssiNg CAsuALTY.-Dr Dana Hyde,
Of West Towpshcud,uud his soma lad twelve
ycnrs old, were drowned ia branch of
West River, in the town of Jamaica,one mile
east of North Wardshoro village. about 3
o'clock ON Friday afternoon. THcS had heen
TO Wurdshuro by the hill road aud were
returning 10y the usual route IN tie Valley,
when the accident occurred. a man whose
name we have not learnsd, saw The Doctor
drive his hnrse down The bank into the
stream for tho purpose of iording it--( the
bridge AT that place gave way some two
months ago --nnd, having waited some min
uIcs for them to re .appoar on the opposite
side, hastily ran to the hnnk. The horse Mt
tuchcd to- the fore wheels of the wagon, had
reached the shorc,and the body of the wagon
WINS fontng in the stream below, but both The
Doctor and has son hal disappeared Their
bodies, so much bruised aud mutilntcd aS To
Inc hnrdiy Recognizable, were afterwards
found about three quarters of n mile down
tire Ehe-eteet WAS ,tttirir swollen
hy the melting of the snow. DIR. Hyde was
81 years of age WINS extensively known in
this section of tho State, particularly in this
County, and was universally respected and
esteemed, He leaves n wife, n large family
ofchidron, and numerous near relatives TO
mourn his untimcly fate Tho remains of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

NJ The Bridge across the Connecticut riv.
~ ct Lnneaster,we learn, is safe. It was two
feet under water at the height Of the freshet,
and hence originated the report that it had been
swept away. The road leading to the bridge
was badly Quilted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11
Yours respectfully.
JosrrII a. ATMoop.'
ANnrmn TrnnnLr ArrAMnoAr ExrLo.

ANorurR TTRRmLr SrEANHoAr ENrLo-
SION Thirty or Forty lire lost p The
Cleveland Trm Democrat Extra of The 25llf
states that the steamer Anthony Wayne blew
up opposite Nrrmihou on her passage from
Sandusky. The \. WAYNE arrived at san.
dusky with 90 cabin aud 10 stccragc pusscn-
gcrs; she then took on ~ passengers from
the Railroad tram, and had n crew OF 10 --
The number on hnnrd at the time OF the nc-
cident is estimated to Ice cichty-inur Thir-
" passengers were saved, aud likely To re-
cover Total number of passengers missing
from ~ To 10. She was al old boat. aud did
pot belong 10 the regular line between BuC
l..ia tt,,i Ssat,,l,-h e.-Ste Was e.,n-tl-i,y
ftuwuryt OF ttUtrUrr insured IoI 'stO,-
600
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

PnEsIUENT TAYLOR's ADMINISTRATIONS
Tho New York Tribune soys ;-"Our own
opinion is that the President is daily gaining
ground in the confidence aud affections Of
the Wing members of Congress, the Wing
party, and the People generally. They knew
him before rs brave and honesi they believe
him now to be capable and wise. No mat
ter whit Elections may eeom to indicate in
the pleasant crnss=sen- If Slarery -peERlaxtty,
we believe General Taylor grows stronger
in the public confidence dnily.n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

-~F'~NI' -rnKr;.= 4 correspondent OF The Atlas
under date Of Bradford, May ?, states that
'Thcre Is no railroad communication north of
white River Junction, nor DiH h6r6 be for
some ,ooeks 10 come" SO fapas this relates TO
The PassumPsic road the last part of tho asscr,
ton is wide from the mark. Our Information
is that the cars will commence running through
regularly to Wells River on Monday next,
p. S Tho only interruption on the road
last Wednesday was between Bradford and
Newhury;-on that day Trains passed from the
junction TO Bradford, aud between Welle Riv,
Ger and Ncwbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

HIsToRY or FRANcE.--It is said That Ed
ward Everett is engaged upon history of
France for winch he has been mUny yenrs
collecting materials.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

MONsTER llElfER.-- He Springfield Nc-
publican states that WIN, N, Flint, Esq. of
Monsoon, slaughtered heifer last week, not
three years old, that weighed 1907 lbs
PRrsEsT Policy or TExAs.,-ln letter
in the journal of Commerce, from DIR Ashbcl
Smith, of TcSas-n man of well known char
nctcr and intelIigcncc-he expresses bis belief
that the people OF That stnte would readily tc.
linquish their cluitus upon the Santn Fc dis
lririofNow Mexico, for n compensniionnnd,
also, that public opinion is nj present dccid-
eddy opposed TO n further subdivision of Tex.
as for the creation ofnew states.
O. Henry r. Nichols aud Orrn Curtis,
Of Lawrence, arrested on n charge Of having
recently attempted to blow up the house OF
Daniel Saunders with kcg 0f powder, were
taken before the Police Court in Lawrence,
and ordered to recognize, Que in the sum of
$4,000, aud the other in $500, to appear for
their examination.
AProINrMENr.-7-Ilis cxcellcncy Governor
Coolidge has appointed Theron Howard, of
DanVIIc, Judge Of Probate in the District of
Caledonia, in place of George u. Chandler,
resigned.
o. Tho correspondent of the Journaror
Commetce writes that tho select Committee
appointed TO examine into the conduct ol'the
Secretary of War, in regard to lIfe Gulphin
CHIN, will eXonera,e him unanimously from
all blame.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

" Rather than to divide it, we have pub
Wished on our outside the whole Of rather .
dong Tale from the pen Of a popular writer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

rur DAMAGE 10 rur PAsspHFEIr tosr--
we arc glad 10 learn that the damage to the
pnssumpso Railroad il mach less than it~Was
at fir't supposed 10 be. The rcprirs viii not
DE difficult or very expensive The damage is
principally 10 the eubankments aud gravel
can be transported very easily and eheaply by
inc gGavci Trains W NIL points where It may
be necessary. This loss to the company, awe
are assured, will be as great by the suspension
of brrtnrss for the time hring, rs the amenn,
necessary to repair the Road
The company was going on at the rate Of an
8 prrueut. cash dividend upon the capital sud
with the reserved fund in the Treasury, we
Save no apprehension but the present yearly
dividend will be- all that the stockholders could
reasonably ask
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

G1rT The Hon. DANIEL CnIPMAS, Ged at his
residence in Rpton, on the Odd ult. He was
member OF Congress for three years, first
lected in 1914 Mr. Chapman was man of
sbigh legal a,tainments and the author of sew.
-crai valuable works upon law and history
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

Ma. MtHsrtH's ltFctrUos. Af Webster
80 AaLs lEnaiAs1n Monday ia nnMdnin EaulIe.
ty that porliog Of the people ~ Boston, shat
approve Of she sentiments Of bis late speech 10
'he Senate. M Curts bid him wrlc3mc, cr,
prees,ng q, She same time, his approval Of Mr
Wehsler's efforts 10 PaeGy the county
Nj Wcbtlct replied, stating that no pro.
grcss "a very we'll understood fiet,) had been
apade by ConFrofsI 40 the Transaction Of the
public basiness, aud uihl there was no pros.
i'-r't-rt there brrrr Why thing done until fhr
disturbing causes should be- alaycdi IA other
woTaa, until the slavery question was dispoa,
ID o. Ilc announced his adherence 10 the
@oetfiHra aud principles ofhs speech. remark.
cog that he should not 60 backward lie
deems the psacs Of the country All impouanp
.and IN what hc has donc be asserts that hc has
'omy sought 60 restore harmony aud bfothefy
love, Al very ~cll-ptaes ~ important, but
suppose LAN oil or half of the demands Of the
sSoath complied with, Is there not aaothcr Soc
fion of lie country, whctc there viii be- no
9tacc--wLaFe eoufus,ou, hard feeling and dis.
trust ~; arse 90 the result Ofttc compliance
Nt n--er,vr, ~ -rru- 20 NJ, should h. yirid
all that he has ntimatcd be IL Will,ug 90 do, 90
srcuic peace, VIII be disappointed The North
Will tcei 0ssucvcd iniufed-if no, insulicd,
The resolutions Of The Massachusetts Leg.
'slalurc, tpcak for the people Of that State
afhey ~sTe passed unanimously, and - Cor
thr froVlso, Tor the ADMISSION Of California
uninoumbcfcd, against the slave catching bin
nov bc4DNe the Senate, and the extension Of
slavery. MIR Mcltict.- ii dnnnicd. -ranznl
novo the Bay State from this just and hu.
'nAno position. All the .Wembcrs Of the House
aro'n MassnehusctLg, together with Senator
Devi', will Bodainin, congrcss,the eHprcsscd
opinions Of the Legislature,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11

DENOMINATIONS OF TIM CoNNEcr IcuT LEors.
LAruNr.-In the House, May The ID, the
Speaker was elected the 18th ballot, as fol.
iofss whole number Of votes, 2l9i necessary
fora choice, 10; Orgen s. Seymour, (loco,)
TO- Henry Dutton, (whie) 95i Scattering a.
For State officers (in conventon): For Gov.
-e1nnr- ThnmnA s. SeYmnnr.- Qncn.l I22. -Ena.
Governor, G, II. Pond, doeo,4 1914; Greene
IT, Kendrict (wAig) l2l; Blink, 4, The
candidates for Treasurer, Comptroller and
Secretary on the Loco tickc; were all elected
H. similar votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

4, r..-.t. ~ . 81 % Pan Grsrcf tn NsF t0ft
-, De- =. 40 Isa1~'s bfy- ~ N~r tofs az 90
A. Pssrns Jan ~ ssfas hsnsne,a n-t-' -. i 80
- so. n. Asai Jeunug f1f " o., re N9ftnn-sn A-tn
- ssl,a u III b. 49, X f-t1ff-t ~flr4
- - l-,L srE WsshuEcoa, Ns~ton, Phlees qua lst
80. 49, - Yeft. - a. sas hfasris We@h. fla
q, ~. .,.s IT. sara Coso-a ST. iom a.n.e- arr is
D.. ~ n, ~. Yo - f u tJs. ,rs Ts-aa. Pnlrs ifsa
800 arr s,a D. 80 - N.N fot Chsrof's Hopt or s-s
fors . said sth ssri Ees Hariar Ne~ Yen 6tA. w
A. n.is ri Nay D.- L>.r. 80,
STo tE Al fs ~ ~ o. a-o TO o'ae fflssa Ts..s
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