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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

LsRESH FLOUR.-Cholsea Mills, 254
Il West Twenty-sev nth.sL New Yofk-The propre-
Tor Of the Chelsea hs Ia prepared 20 furnish Ihe
czers Of HsvYork with a uperiOr article OF fresh
Ground Flour GrAhsm Flour, White and Yellow Meal,
HomiHy, Wheaton Grits and Corn Farins delivered Ia
any part OF the ey. Corn Oss and Feed hand, aud
delivered 10 order Having engaged practical miller,
who 10 familiar with all the modern Improvements Ia mill
ing The public assured With being served with
good article All orders sent % the mil or 10 tbs depot
10 Beehnan-st Will meet WIKI attention.
Iny5 2oMWhssas JAMES II. MUNSON.
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~op sALE-AtTsrrytown. a neat and

NOR SALE-A fine farm OF 10 acres,
stun.ed 10 Long Island. adjacent Centrepon daroor
good buildings &c wall Be sold on reasonaD'e '7fn'' VI
exchanged Tor City propsrty $3.50 , =, Mn -,
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conIRE 4 BROTHER, 81 Fulton st.

SQUIRE & BROT HEX, 81 uIton, %
~ nnd l82 sower, Watches Js~7iry sne sussI " az
We ar p,kr Il % interest OF those ShO y AZ he a''ss
by car arrangements n Europe loE-'er -to our naao
~ air al eit-r store 81 fotOnst or rs. oo~eY
We are & .ruinec zp0u keeoing tho Ieous4,l - ~.
Silver Wac tos TArs dollars. 10 eS = "u' "O'
ssnoArc -..,r,.s NV
Our Rus-Au goods warTsred a. rs?fes % -
s.t Price az cGsh OUy " Fuiton-st an - SoN9S'
IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

a ADVERTISEMENTS are Inserted In
EAthe bee. fapers OF other Cirss and Towns a. v
VGLHERJE GdTertisine Agency Tribune guilding. d7t
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CLOTHING AND TAlLORING.-

'LV IINAFV NV A'iItfVLkfANU.--
1CDNMAY. lfS fulton-GL, Gear Broadway. las Ann
Ccs, N-ss ans Pant Of very description resay asar.
together with spiendd a. e ~ tAe ver best T-saeh
English and American Cloths Cesa.msEea an1 Ye-ungs
irrlnd,n, everything fashionable md tsraaa Sr1.rSs
Il always guaranteed, 10 per cent ssa sa any ho1se h
this cir for caEh. MID SmNWss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

EVERGUSON'S ARROW-ROOT for
Il FAHILlES-Reing genuine Arrow Root and per-
fecy pure superior article for dengs cusards blanc
mango, &c, yell . nourskpg diet for children and
lnvaids- Arrow Root has long been knowa the most
agreeable puicious and delicate Of preparations for the
table bat hss hitherto been too costly for general but
s placed low price be within tho reach
Of al, and Ia put In and Two pound bundles for
sae by the oeers and druggists generally al ~ cents
pound. and ~ wholesale n liberal discount 70 Dealers
packed 10 boxes Of iouy-eight pounds each by
sCHIEFrELIN, BROTHERS x CO,
my2 lmHWGF l04 and 100 John st.
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ONEMETERY Of the EVERGREENS-

CEMETERY of the EVERGREENS-
Ostusted three miles from WlSnsburgh on The Busn'
vcksv containing over 30 acres unsurpassed a. 10
adaptation and natural besDIy The extensive recent I'm.
proyements afford those Wishing burial lots the gres!esi
variety for choice Chartered by act OF Legislature ana
Land free from ell incuDbrsoee chapel for service ~
open upon the grounds Lots from 100 70 400 square iee
p,ice al 10 SEQ Ompbusses from W1ameourgn 70 tne
main entrance by Long Island Railroad aud sisges rom
Brooklyn 10 rear enhance al East NeW-IOrk- Apply :"
0 HALL Agent 2ol Folton-st, srookyn:
CHEHRY. Agent, 800 Broadway, NewYofk.
i BENNETT, Agent 70 South nhn Winsmsoulsn-
mvl7 Ims Hon LUTHER BRADlSH President
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ENERGUSON'S Manufacturers AR
4 ROW-ROOT SfARCH-Ths article warranted pure
Arrow Roo has been found by various manufacturers OF
cotton and wooden goods 10 New Eng land and New.York,
and sso by sunoresses be superior any Starch In
It's strength and the low price at which II 10 sold makes
desirable article for manufacturers lsundresses hotels
and Others using much Starch For sale In barrels by
sCHIEFFELlN, BROTHERS co,
my2 lmMWkP lA and los John-sL
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NOLIAN PIANO FORTES.-A new

ANOLIAN PIANO FORTES.--A new
ia ard splendid Wsreroom for the sale Oft GILeERf
cos celebrated Pianos With without the AO1n e.
compartment hEs recently been opened By WAfBA
BERRY, SS3 Broadway, corner OF AntnOnys, 10 sd0
usn " their former establishment, Al ~ Broadway.
From the gresty increased demand for the Eohn
FOres and the Testimonials Ia their favor fecdY1
from ell parts 81 Iae county, meg ere they have oay
70 become known, TO lAke Drecsfence Of I'll Othsra
Prices Of HOl an Plano Fortes from s3l5 20 S700
Grand Pianos. with and without the Holian.
Secondhand Pianos taken In exchange Pianos u era
mIsH WATERS BERRY. 80 and ff7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

h win Of excellent Land situated on the cor.
Of sooLh aud Willow STA, In Tie village Of stamford,
coan within ave minutes walk Of The RAILROAD DepoI-
Yhe House Is k5oug u feet sQase with 6ne piazza run
nins aeross The entire front There Is also coavenent
ani ~ hnished bSscne0 a0l ait furnace cooking range
Estsrn and good vel of wAer hkewtse large and com.
uodioas cOachho1se ard sable ell IL perfect order A
Iarge portion Of he purchase money may remain D
sr4 mortgage n desired. For sgUs t0salre Q" p-ei Il
e. ~ Wk. h. FkANkLIS, son =
aisu No. RroA ksS
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FOR SALE Il TO LET.

PRIVATE SALE-Bfooklyn Prop
IN erty "A fne second story siiie frame ooos1
sled ~ with brick Sro lot Of grouud, slusled OF VIZ
rde OF Livpgs oDst doors above Hanover -, 4.
Of house - by 20 fees 10 oepsb sze ofi0i ~ y ,nIv 10
depth. For price terms Driher pafncn g.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuoneef' 0'''
mNanl~
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TNHE EYE.-Ths great demand for cur
4 Gisssvs 70 Au.rics has caused uS TO ss's1'lsa :
branch o oar opicai rsntue 10 New ofA TIC
- BE- seectrd peculiarly sfef careful e1Alln s1on VI
th- eve apd exchsu ged srsuigous suruE sewers years
We snail 90 seep on and OpeSs Glasses and OpHcN IN
OF Al, vnneues ,he supeoii 81 which are a.
80 ged ~ the uiost emmett Professors IN b1fops
- a. s-ics WALDSTEIN / BECKEL,
Opticians. from Munich, ais BrosdTay New fo'h
r1vc m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company heresy spprse he public that hsy pro-
pared retail every yatsy offEA 81 lower pfcss hGn
any other establishment can uniformly do Their exlss-
BVe wholesale rsce requiring them 10 keep band very
large assortment The purchaser A. retail necesssy de-
hYes many advantages by trading with them 1ot obtained
elsewhere. City and country families would greatly COO
su heir Interests ~ culy regarding his Advertisement
fe8 NE o~esI Tea Coupsny In The city Their only
esADiisGmen IL al rs Chagh4n-st, between Pearl and
Roosevelt and they have 10 branch sOres 3rocerI
as SIM
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE
HTOOLS hc.-CHARLEs 9. LITTLE.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE
II ETOOLS &c-CHARLEs q. LITTLE,
IS AND "a EULTON-sr. OPPOSITE tbs UNITED STATES
HOTEL, NEw-YORK.
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALEh Ia Englsh,
6ennRn and American Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools,
&C. respespeculy invites the attention OF County her:
chants Mechanics and others making their Spring and
Bummer purchases his very ezePsye atsoftmenl COM
prsDg every thing In the lice and 20 which new ara con.
Isani supplies being added all OF which offered 81
inc lowest prices for cash or approved credit;
Cut and Wrought NAla, Locks, Lsiches,
Knives and Forks Pen and Pocket Knives;
Rszors Scissors and shesfs, IN great variety
Bhovels Spades Hoes FORKS Scytes and snRtns hlnes
CooPEss Tools IN great variety OF tbs mos celooraicd
uSnniAcIurert AlbertSon, CongerV Horon Barton and
others. -,
House and Ship Carpenters Pools, BlsekSmiIhs Fools
House and Ship Builders Hardware.
Iron Brass, Copper, Steel and Lead Wire,
mia SmAWB pASmeowW
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A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indiau

"a lLAN III OOOh MlLl@C'- -AIule1
IN Corn Four and Indian Corn Fsrns dried and manu-
.clured by staGord Patent Processes may be- obaaed
t respectable generally In this City and Brooklyn
Indian Corn Flour designed tor making sresd rud-
dinRa Cakes and for mixing with W heat Rye or Suck
wheat Flour and will he found on Trial very superior ar.
dele It putup In double papered packages Of he and
10 boxes OF one dozen each
Indian Corn Fsrins,7 an entirely and most deli.
eous article for masking Puddnss NuEh, &c aud viii prove
en- admirable substitute FOR Rice Samp and HonmOLy "A
an article for the composition Of Putdlngs IBIS Bsrna has
no real It's put up Ia h. papers IN beautiful style and
IN boxes of dozen EACH Al the extremely low price 81
g. ceDtS per single package.
The above manufacturers Of Indian Corn are peculiarly
adapted The Of The INVALID and experience has de-
mcnsRtsd that OYsPEPTcS can psrtase OF this kind OF
diet with mpunity The exclusion Of almost every other
form OF food. LIS daily use will improve the digestion,
the bowels and give tone and energy TO The whos
frame.
These articles are sold al wholesale by hensrs Allen
Whule-ey, q SouthsL J. b. HoyI Sons, l6 Washing
ton o. and OLA q Benson 50 sOuth-sL al the Mills.
Consumers can obtain OF the 0rocers pamphlet Of Is
pages entitled Remarks on Indian Corn It's Preserve
don and Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking" together
with testimonials Of the highest responsibility.
Orders addressed 10 T. BRONSON, Agent, Atlantic
Dock Mills Company HoI H. 10, 10 and - Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn HeWYork vii receiye prompt attention and DIS
batch IS 6mMWS
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mo MANUFACTURERS, MECHAN-

TT u MIN # II Z = n - - :. -.
II ICs, AND ALL OTHERS REQUIRING CHEAP
MOTIVE POWER-THE WICCAPEG MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY (Fishkll Landing, N Y.,) have
large amount OF Waer Power, which they viii lease or
se upon very advantageous terms In quantities Of Five
Horse Power and upward with sufficient amount OF Land
for erection Of all necessary buildings This L. avery
desirable for those who cramped for ROOM and
have 10 pay for expensive power In the city The
property within half mile OF the Hudson River Railroad,
and the Hartford, Providence and fshkil Railroad will
psss trough The premises thereby making quite SO con-
venent for many kinds OF business II located 10 the city
SC apply at the oce OF the Company or, by
letter. post paid, addressed as above.
Fiahkill Landing, March "a, 1851. m2f 2mWSF
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n pPTV4TE SALE-Fifth. av. prop

~ v.Jusb,e building lot with tho Improvements
ssnr ,ussd on The SIDE o. the Fifth AV BET Ssen
1880, gbth snd TweniJ n6th SIS commencing y zee.
iehe, socih OF wen Limbs SID lot being 10 SIZE ~
e., pehes foEt aud rear by 100 eet in depth kor prcs
terns sBd further particulars spply 70 ANT J.
RLEECKER, AuclOueeT, No Broad II myII W.
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VIRGINIA LANDS FOR SALE

NIRGINIA LA Nus FUk SALE,-
offer FOR 90 q four contiguous farms nearly equal In
size together forming compact body OF lands win "a
aggregate Of 200 acres-R6out 40 acres 10 umler
They are luSe In the section OF Gu paper County, Viz.
CuiI Known the lat grouods" the line OF The Alex,
andrs ard Gordonsvile Railroad wlhin one and half
mile Of the junction OF the Raj road with the kappahEn
mock Canal IS mies from Alexandra aud Is from Fr5c
ercksbuYg The location 10 perfectly healthy the surface
OF the country 10 shty undUlsunR; The soil 10 we'll ad-
apted 10 the growth grains and every foot Of grass
land OF the beat quality Though overworked for some
year, past 10 10 good heart ard 10 readily suscepuble o.
the biehest sste OF cultivation The farms each well
supplied with heavy timber and can be tubdvided 10 ad
vsnsge The provemeRts each are plsin but gen
orally comfortable The lands will be sold az desired, on
ume1 Al prices ranging from sis TO $40 per acre Any
other information be had by addressing me by letter.
postpaid. AT Madison Coart House Va With those who
wish TO examine for themselves will arrange through
natl to meet them on the premises my2 ltnH.W'
Madison c. II Va, May H. JAMES Il MEMBER
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DRY GOODS, &c.


CLOTHlNG.- Full Snits of Summ,y
~ cio,h:ug q u s. 50 TO SIC. A. THOMAS sNTraI-
City Cioihins Warehouse, iy9 Fulton 81 ns1 w.l.sn -
mt2u Iva
IA NJ. =. VANDERBILT vopla cal
80 ssuenuon Of bis cusgo-aerf. add he rus, -,
,,iiy 10 h,s vel selected stock Of 80
CLOTHS. CASslAEaEs vEsrINos
and SUMMER srUSfs, twh'ch he cA Dlrrs,.., -,
TIE fsvcfsAe terms, Tor Gear, eonsoceaQy ensSe~
htrr 70 sel IN arc0rcs lance Fl Ms pcl-GnOwa -
fAILORING EsRABblsHAENg
as sro.dwsy hrsg door non corner % Csns o. 49,
be /, pr-psrod Ia make up GENrLEAEN's a. 'Bov,
cLoTHlG0, Of every description 10 ee respss, sas no.,
fashonphie style.
Has Keeps constantly nanc val se.er.so $500.
rsrt OF Gent -nen's and Boys sesdy Nae cotsss,
Also sen-rs aSsortfnepi u
SESrLEnEss yvEsisRlSS AtricLEs
Ofevery variety. ls.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

Messrs w r JONES L BRo., Philadelphia
GenteneE-I thoroughly tested The Zinc Paint re-
eeived from You some months since and cheerf1hy
testify 10 lts good qualities have found fully equal 10
al YOU said Of IL had one pe-dnving CINE which Is
exposed 10 The weather painted with IT, without any dryer
n H. When partly hLshsd, the work was suspended by
severe shower Of rain. which lasted two days AID on
resupP The painting amer The Storm found the paint bard
and perfect fhe engine and boiler perfectly projected
By Il from weather and where exposed 70 heat
Utea and bot water The psint perfectly sound have
Iso tested wood and and cheaper and better than
any other paint have We shall use Tor paint
ing sections IN the spring you can supply From
cations on The subject with foreman and painter
In the Navy Yard have doubt but It viii ser lair
test used exclusively IN the Navy Yards. need only
wish you the success your paint deserves.
mo 2mMWs Resp'y yoan truly, }. 7. DEAN.
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hWELLINGS-On Fourth-ave., near

~ TSenty-seveuthst-To let two very conveniest
~ iogs cor aiming 10 pRriors. BAN. range
!sl e tushe5 &c Also shce Sore Apply 20 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

THO MANUFACTURER Let
\ Several fine large rooms 10 The new brick building
corner OF YORK ana Greene STA jersey City, with STEAm
POWER, having a good supply Of soft water on Toe
premises Location only one block from the ferry and
psrticulaiy adapted for light mechanical business.
These rooms will be let separately together For fur
Tier Information apply on the premises or TO
myN lWs 3RINNELL i SON q MaidenIane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

AT PRIVATE SALE "A small Dun Gun,
kH1y Seat al sing ssg FOR s'is one ooonns5dng fae
yi,w mn I'd down TIE Hutton e'atsiaog sSoni
Of ground Win srs o5ovsIT sss s @n sss han sas
- =. - : ,.sI,-ad depot siog-oiog Bof va,C-'S''
LII u ~ COLI 4 Chiffon A9cHoneers' 3 sus-
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NOTTCE.-West-
NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT

a TONPORT, situated with miles OF the CITY II al,
oppo,ils Harlem, tbs Flushing Bay so note1 10Y us
Wild fowl PIKE aud clans only HAY mile from Flushing,
tow ard the College Pom. The ABOVE beautiful bu4dn
site having surveyed and aid ont into 200 ois go by
100 fee a9out month since which ume mere nave been
gbcu the los disposed Of; they chosen from all
rsrs arc consequently sl good choice ~ al
has to o. disposed Of ard al ne aforementioned prices
n Tts .bove az cast of Lafsvre Accommodated 90
NJ 1900, T,gaveffa and High sts........ IS 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

LAMP STORE.-Th.

NEICHELL'S LAMP STORE.-Ths
Nv business 81 The above store removing r0n % =
r.,barfne Il AL Kinds u Camph-1e krt Eluid Lamps
rtuIed on the premises wholesale and retail beIn'
M Fud and CaIpphene IN barrels and hA1 oAfres o. te
6rSt quality a. the lowest prices WsgOner' sippAod
FKpcv lar and fluid Lamps 9irsodoes &c q rec aceo
rstes Temp wicks Of al kinds A. wholesale all m
q F. DIETZ, dealer in every variety
N OF Oh Camphens and Burning fluid Lamps, 81
Green icht Y Sd door shove Barclay fuu sssofs-
meet Of GusucOles, Hall Lamps sud Lsnterns Lamp
Wick Lsnp Shades and asses ofs kinda Purs spsrIn,
Lard and Whale OILS Csmphsne and Burning nil whole
sac and retail MechRnc4l Lamps Cleaned and Repaired
Astral Lsmps altered 10 Solar. 40 Oai'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

DOAT, BARGE, RACE CLUB, LIFE
HIAND FANCY BOAT BUILD GR-From leo 20 soc
Goats always on hand. NB-soa1s Of all descriptions
built at the shorteE. notice ~ $50 so1th-sl -
r,SJ SINS CHARLES l. IN0ERSOLh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

CARRIAGE. - For sale, a handsome
~ Rockswsy Carriage bat little used, Tor one or two
horses made bv WOOD Tomlinson L Co, " 7. klso
set Of double Harness. nearly Can be seen al Mr..
BURBANKS Stable in Fourteenth 81, near Broadway
mYl9 81
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~ CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLS TERY,

NHy CRAWBUCk'S UPhOLS lEh 4,
W sHOUsE and shpF1rnishing Wrercoms' So
Grand Al Eev-York. where Eil be found eonplels
sasortment OF the following articles Fesihe1, haf moss
ara buak also beds manresses paisates ana cuenonsi
also bedsteads Of every description, VIZ patent screw,
iron Joint ock loint rou cottage and nde coa
80 Also splendh variety 81 paper banging borders
a. M would call particular spenuon TO al, new sEya
q hair and spring mattresses N. b-Old Deds ana nA1'
tasses renovated and made over equal 10 new, oy
". CRAwBUCK SSs erSDd-st second eoot .
ms lrs oasl OF tsscAA-
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NIRANDOLES. SOLARAND FLUID

- LAMPS -Grandoes with new ana beautiful now.
sred crop. Cal snd them Also. ne styles OF hAi
Tampa with a variety OF Solar and fluid Lamps, OF al
sizes and patterns. C. A. BALDWIN, 5et Bowery door
below Walker AL W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

ITO LET-To a small family without
u Children part OF three story Brick House The West
side Of he city and several sge routes. The gas
and CrolOn introduced. Possession given The
isg VI June. Inquire al IS Amosss. myl5 lwS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21
70 LET.-The Store and Basement,

Tk'O &c "a dOuso handsomely anu
IL completely furnished, vighs threecsa-ter, Of ue
Of the village Of Lsnox, hGssseAuses Ipcuire 81 81 ID
se1gwieI WaLsl or Charles sedgWick Of Lsaox.
mV.l lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-21

ITO LET-The Second Story of a House
a q few doors wes OF Broadway, below Csnsl street.
Address c. q. IL. Office OF this paper. myH ~
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BROOKLYN ITEMS


EFFECTS or THE INTENSE IltA htiiy
,..s -,,,,,., 49,, XIbt,ebfil ,he gIr.f Dfs-
SATURDAY morning "il''i ""'''H''i, W '''' ''
tuci Police found man lying dead iN me }Ard OF
Ni.s.~s scbenck 4 so.ien dfS'lllerS corner of Fur
s
man and Jeralonon-Nf>- presumed TO nave V'''
caused "a the intense heat ~ the weather The
. .. .t. ...,..fa, NJ tho
mans name is Burns, ana w, h me 'ihli"! "i 'He
..l,te firm
-. A. Rt..t,.,
On udaA evening dN'Ni W "'-''Af ''i ~ M
Nf.,r.lef r..fl mo iU 1tfh->f tONaUuus. near the
wv 49,
bonn, ,.r., ,x barl.ed r, tbe neal at 1oa a 10 rest
"'"- ''' '' 4st
and n ess IMAM one noun a-''i"''" "'' ."'''. '''
prtfav Mr. George AtWafer. Of the iGm ot A.
,.l.... ~. .. ,.-,..
Waller " FiAdl' li'i NUNS ~ ''' W. t
,,.e,, b., ul. residence. No Fu.tuu-t4euue. this
- r,.-. -...,... 49,. ~..a.f.r.F .t- Dr
10y ".'tt --'-i' .-- 1890 80 s.
hifN H. anu ne - i"" .i' o. 'A' ~ a,
On The afternoon II the same ldt Mr l~tn Wac
Dotleai vas attacked bs coup ~ sllfl Ayrt.e-dF,
-4 - ,.,.f -, a.. ,,..I.ree 81. mere medical
T t, iI,.,u ,.,. 49,, ,....,e.-
Ia ta meeti,g If DELEGATES from the
..e,.,.. ,r.,,.-,. o,ss,,z.t,or. ia .b. CIV. held
.,',.e,..,d,rre NJ NJ Geo Han. 100 Pierpout..t
1he following Preamble and Resolutions we're Of
,.r,l and -,.. r.,,or,., aiorted
-, ,, p. t,-"-' go. s-e ,.,oe...d y, 80
rs,l. a.d
f .srtrs. IltT. -f- ulff Hl = in- cInfer Hf
as.au anon tle safoH. Temperance .rga la-oas "a tis
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
The Opposition state Convention
THIRD DAY -.- EVENING SESSION
SYRACUSE, Saturday, sept. 10,

SYRACUSE, Saturday, sept l3, 1881.
Upon reasscmblng a o'clock there was
some discussion as to the order IN which the
Convention should proceed To- nominate when
Mr. Clark proposed to nominate the Controller
first. which was agreed 70 Ayes, Gs Nays, -.
There was then long discussion on the ques-
ton whether the nomination should be roc
or hy ballot, which resulted IN the adoption of
the ballot
A ballot being had, J. Z Beekman received 90
votes John G. Wright. 81 Thomas h Mitchell
Z one blank no choice. Nj Mitchell declared
tina, he was not a candidate, and another ballot
was then had as follows j. {. Wright, 81. J.
Z Bcekman, 60 T. h Mitchell, one blank
no choice
Th,rd Wright. o.. Beekman. D.
JouxC WElcHr was then declared duly nom.
mated The nomination was made unanimous on
the motion of Nj Grover.
On motion, HENRY : RANp,Ls was unanI-
mously nominated for Secretary of State.
The Convention then ballo,ed for Canal
Commissioner As follows f. B. Smith, 40
Horace Wheaton, IS a, Ii " Sage, 10, William
Lewis. Jr, 3 Wmslow c Watson, f.
hhlSN, ne Nh'tN'
Second Ballot-E smith. 81 Wheaton.
81 Church, . Sage. 6-no choice.
Third Ballot Smith, A. Wheaton, g, sage,
= Church, :.
Hos,cE WHEATON. of Onondaga, hcrclpon
was UNANIMOUSLY nominated for Canal Commits
sioner
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot tor
l.. ) Chalhcld. -, K. }. Dillon. A.
l. : CH,rriELp, OF Ot>eco, was therefore
declared to be unanlmou>l, nominated or A,;or.
ne, Gene al
Sr,rg rgE,>yREH.
The hrSt ballot resulted thus
Darius \. Ogden $50 BeuJamin Cno> -.-.---.s
Benjamin WEIGH. Jr.-..ol Noble :. Elderaiu .-. q
The >ecosd ballot MAS as follows
BENJAMIN Welch. Jr...to Nh Morse ............l
Darius 4 Ogden..-....-5- Blank .-.-...-.-.....l
Mr. Wnl,H was then declared duly nom.
mated
\ bano, was then had tor candidate Tor State
Encineer which resulted as follows W J
McAlpin, - Brodhcad. II
Mr. NcAirlN was then declared 'o be duly
nominated.
The Convention then bs.lo;,ed Tor Stale PM
son Inspector The result was aS follows Uen
Storms. y Dryer, ia; Parkh0r>t. TO- There
were some dozen candidates who TeceNet scat.
iennc votes. As there MAS no choice, the vo'c
was taken AGAIN. rita rocs, when General STORMS
received all bu, seven, ana ne MAS declared
unanimously nominated
The unanimous nomination OF Judge John \
Lott was then moved
VI Murphy declared that Nr Lo'i would no.
be a candidate
A rt,a rocs vote MAS then taken, which result
ed IN Ct votes Ter \ ; Johnson OF New.NoTk.
and a for Judge Willard, after which Nj JoaN-
soS's nomination was made unanimous
Ancf the nominations were al made. a Re>o-