davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

- Mr.. Mayor of Albany, Chss II. Dootte Of
4 E;da Jacob |. Werner, esq, and Geo. Da~'on Oi
,hssy who were succeeded by the Hon Bradford r.
4 400 uf Albany, III. II. Van Dyck Of Albany, Nj r
u.ryey Of Little Faue, ard the Hon. vi. Baker OF s.
iolpsyille, and at different stands, by the Rev Mr.
T,yo and Mr.. Dawson, VINO spoke twice during the
s,guoon. Judge Ilulburt was President of the day.
The speeches were interpreted with songs by the
.rious Glee Clubs aud ~ the cay beautiful, anl
ever, on in the very best OF humor, the scene az III
Stsoibsby aninatlng. ,,-oI
There could not have been less thah Two n M
hsupcrs on the ficd-all Handsomely got up Win eN
,cssiyc designs and notices and many OF theh c"s'
md e.egsn Among the latter we're severa iafge OIL
oottTats OF Fremont OF n hunter s'auunS ,nPo,1
H. peak of the Rocky Mountains, and hurung DUCK
tho cham bcneath another of the W hite House,
,ih Fremont dashing forward, on ms "ustan9
Coli a. its portals and another siill, ana that most
,daiied ane cheered by the crowd, OF the Dog Noole
sl,ng AZ the empty hole II our stupid opponents
sn,w Row this Roman libel s received by the peo-
10 they would at once shut up That aud kindred
tes have done more for the friends OF Freedom than
they have done for themselves.
1he sreakinc was ius. what u should have been I'M
der the circum stances and every word uttered ftll
S 5Sla S"'D ''''' JAW "''' '' ~ -
The estimates Of the numbers present ranged from
1900 10 % % o. An ectual count would, nave no
doubt have shOwn MORE THAN FIFTEEN IHoCStSD
tress Mt Nothing Ike such meeting has ever before
been held in the Valley, and very few such meetings
have ever been held the State. IL dcinons'rat
sbat the bsllu boxes Will show 10 De ldc lndl tue
prbciple Of Ere, dom gathering within lie circle null
ttudes whose Accession will only be known las in Iowa
AID Mane) when the ballots are counted. There IA
lot man III the State who yet dare claim az over
whelmug victory as awaits u on the 3th OF Noven-
Der II only necessary 10 soy that IT WILL BIZ LARGE
BNOUGH.
After this demonstration one will doubt the TIL
umphant return of Mr. Spinner to Congress. The only
question is whether his majority shall be hve or seven
thousand. The latter is the most probable.
As ItrkimeI County, three thousand
Fremont is the very least friends will be content
with. The men who got up this meeting, aud those
Who by their presence sweed it into its vast proper
ts have their hearts ia the good work, and will only
cease their labors when their victory IL achieved.
wish every Republican Of Albany could have wit
,es.ed tins gathering As one Of the Marshals SAID,
ave have every thing here but real estate The
sight would have qnIckeDed their zeal, add spurre1
tlem on TO st gre alter exerton than they have yet
made TO redeem their country
What have seen here to-day want to see next
Tbu,sday at Pougbkeepsie-' only more So Ii will
he worth weeks journey 10 be there. viii not Al
h,ny send 800 to swell the crowd!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
THE HEATY BACK MAIL OPERATIONS

FN-NNoR LAWRENCE e. BRowS.-Some months
ago as will be- remembered, Ex.Mayor Cornelius W.
Iawrer oe preferred a charge Of perjury against Mr..
A. BrowD formerly Deputy l. ;. Marshal OF TINS
CITY, for swearing falsely in of the Law Courts IL
was expected that, during the examination INTO the
merits of this charge Of perjury, certain facts relating
10 enormous black mail operations, which Brown prac-
tced upon the Ex.Mayor, at intervals during period
of eighteen years by which he obtained from Mr. Law
renee over slC0 would lee brought TO the noce Of
tie Court but oW ING the continued absence from Court
Of Nj. Lawrence on every occasion. when the case
WAS f. have been examined the magistrate, Justice
Flapdr,au. was determined TO dismiss tue compliant,
and did 90.
Brown. il viii be remembered, was stated II nave
tc,n in sion Of certain secrets touching The eS-
Majors intimacy with female twenty years or longer
oeo ard ty ncars Of threats expose BE succeet Cd
in citing iron Nj. l. large sums Of money st vdn"i'
times. in the a-yre gate amounting to ovo. slO'cV0.
For !cars lo c>.Mayor suffered the Infamous eN'oi-
ten e. g. OF, lu, finally he refused giving Brown
any more money aud thcn ouly tac circlnst nces OF
Nj Is youthful inGiscrction made public, a.
though son, # H. ttcrds knew Of il years ago and
a,NFtd HIN MT 20 give Br0Tn cent, bu 20 lei hin
' So tie expose and then have the affair c.tarei up
VI. Lovrorcc however dccliued this course. and has
cordirsly, suffered from Browns extoitions The
'''tr was IttlT bouds of 600 to answ ,harSe
| d lc!ui!, butts how discharged aud hs bondsmen
hbTat,d. He was formerly owner Of pablo house
| csll,d the Red House" At Harlem AID for years
| past hSe lived e0,ayaSaaCy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

ALMOST A FUGITWE SLAVE CASE. 49, a few days
since il became known that Alabama save-catcher
in this city TO obtain process for the arrest OF
Colored residing at Albcn, whittier the slave
catcher had been and recognized his human property
While IN this city consulting the high authorities who
chase runaway negroes the facls connected with his
visit. IN very mysterious manner. became known TO
zone friends who do NOT think the chief glory Of Il
STATE consists in returning fugitive slaves t. bondage
and the slave man was AZ once informed of what was
going on and went over 10 Canada with natural haste
III. slaNC-catcher Is named J. :. Gavi't AMI he
Iaie from Mobile, Alabama, from which cit, tloy
cell one copy OF an Ant->layCgy book.
lie l. casily dlrtugUistebc by long scar o,l on,
check. he registers his name a. j. Re-, T., ansviilc
nd We rrcrrmc Mr.. Gavi;t has gone HON, d..a,u.
.ontc I,ou the 10y al slaycirviu- Dcmacreoy OF
ihs = ate wouldn't L,p li'n. q Temporal G4V.;ti
How vnar success would have helped the political
lOc.r.' Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
Acknowledgement.
TRITH MIST AND WILL PREvAIL.

IN Is TsUt-1hst CHARLEs d. fEEDsiCKsw Was tue brst "
iptrodu CO the III. size FHoToCRPHs In this country -
In Is TsurThat CHARLES d. fsEDRIcKs by means OF bis
Ps, has the services Of the only oorps 81
French .sts of rare talent employed Ia h, country Tor ths
eootipx of Pa.IocR.PHs In OIL, Pastel and Aqunelle 49,
IT Is TRuE-ILM CHARLES d. FRsDsICKs has removed me-
PnorocRAPHc DGPAhTMEsrs and his PsTi.iAn Mss % bis
new and model eAblshnsut No. SIS Broadway ana co"ss
GU, Dtly has further connection Win the oID P''' ~
-
In Is TpuEst mstors In this city are now endssv
orDs to MAKE IL. public believe that they have superior sss
and man, for competing with the work don~
BY CBARLEs ID. FHEDkIoEs; but as 40,
TeuTR Musr PsEvaiL-Iti only that the public
should zee and judR. for tbems.lye-
CHARLES ID. FREDRiCgs,
Late GvsssY FEEDRICKs
PHOTOGRAPHIC DAGUERREAN and Ambrotype Gallenesi
No. 5s5 Broadway, opposite metropolitan hH7t
EB-Rece p,ion and Operating Rooms on the hrs hsoi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

Iest to the BoWery up the B0~ery and Third ,yen
oTwtr, third -Ge,t through Tw.lty TIA I'd street to
he Eirlth avenue. down Eighth avcuue asd through
Beek,r street to Broadway. down Broad way through
III eik.
The troces-ion moved in the following order.
FIRST DIvISION-A-.i.'aHt Engineer. JOINS B.uLcs aui
E.eor, Hslry HO~Nd Hoe comP~-y No S. II r N5yos
Fn.ne COZ ,,ny NJ 3 u Detroit MIohs.n
Tnsne ccraya1y W. Of Boston Capt 3 Dan,
''i T.,ioi Ho.. Company 81 T B.d;o BIooer Pore
usr-so mn. accom- panied = s"s T F.d P.nL
H p Eoj org Fsl.v yoreEsn
s I9.I &C, esHE' s Sa o, gS Gs''@n Mae
Pirsn y srs Company No Of for'eh~-trr, N Y; T T
II Fi FiIi Ffac Company No Of J.., IL Aba,
hi n wa WI, ESlne Company Of stanford c. Wicker
f1l,n cop.rv No Of s,,nori c., Cha. FeFr Pore
III HI t.r Ho.e Cor paI No. /
u, p'rston Rrsipe Company Of Port Richmond, / Jas
fo,G p.ine Company No. of No~rt = ,o.
'" pTI' W.!Inson Ea.ine Company No. Of Mosa n
4; Az ftl Con paay No Of wl4mburshi Saith
Con ccr,nh Bucket Company Of James E'u
sGl' Hs and L.ddsr Company Of Moua, Vernon Dke
Isa FB.ne Company No. IS Of Brooiyn C. ThOmp
hbe9y fa.n- Company No Of Jersey Cry john Be-
rue YcTtu al. - J., -,.,v =, IL, 49, -
Il
sett Foreman. H. IN ..,-,,-..
T1Hpt Tll,mer', Association OF broohyn With their
eI.hs;; n ntIIsION-A.s't Engineer PETER y. CoRxELt
SLNN-'D - Martha.
.oRT HAMILTON
F D. r.r,mert Banef charge Of Atlantic Engine Com
.iv No Is Iii, banner vas presented t. e Department By
H. C.fson II 1874 and Is nAs-ae"a; piece OF workman
mp. v.i,es, atF.rp CARSON Grand Mlr.A,i with A.
-. FIc'n..r, JOIN A CREGIER sud HESSY II. H9~.
up - Tu.trees e the N-wYork Fire Department
- =, fe.lw. csrriagr.: Qhcer.-JoAG : Bel'h"r.
Iobn : Ciile. Treasurer: David Thr>, Collector
T,. Js,pss Pyer President A J. Drla'our, secrearS;
II-st - Adm P Pentr. Peter H. Titus Jonas Y.
PsIy Watkins. zophar Mills and 5 b. Thompson,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

lie procession entered the Park from BToad"aY
ard passed in review before the Mayor, Common
Council, Heads Of Departments Of the CRY Eove'A'
melt, Beard Of fre Commissioners, e1-CAiei Ll5f
Eeer-, and ex-Ar-stant Engineer.
Tie sreet-, windows and balconies alons the "ao',
liz Of march crowded with people, WHO ""'e'
h,, erdkerchef- rud at interya al is4t the ar win
loIi choers us the gallant hreuen passed.
Nearly all # the engines and hese-;ar'lase' We
beautiful, decorated with bous~ets end "'e8.n' -
artificial towers and macy oft-c 6remen ca''-ea ''''
quet- IN tb,ir band.
The Entrance To- Ebiye Thcat'r "a' i'''"''A'N
With 0ags aud 70 eLtod banner with '"e '0D' WIS
InsG ption.
TIE Bose ,ad Niue OF Oar County
4. y, eiO Broadys,y vsas banner with THIS SENT
melt:
", 81 fire. b. eKuncu .LeJ th'se q "a '' 80
lisa.. g. J l. F'r- 2. pa 'eH'
TLa PROCESSION passed put d .he east 5A'e i 'H7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

BEsrFIT oF IBE CATHOLIC ORPHtss.-The Annual
Bt1eft Of the various Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
ums takes place this day. at the Academy of Music
under the direction Of M John Brougham. Enter
tanments are to be given both in the afternoon aud
evening. and large number Of the members of the
profession have volunteered their services and pains
will be spared to make the affair both attractive and
rmunera,ive The money collected is to be applied to
sustain most noble charity ard the pubic should see
to it that the amount is worthy of the object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

PrRsoN Northumberland gv noto~ou,
Throughout tic Cuited States but particularly in b.
ton, as a gambler sud sporting man generally, Is
spending few days in this city. OF course he stops
at ole Of the bee; Broadway hotels, aud quite Lon
among the sporting fraternity of NeS-iOgk. il /,
ore Of the men who, few weeks ago, had terrible
ARRAY in Meads cambhrg-house, Boston, III which
pistols Nd knives were freely used.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

?. t-tNe varcus companies filing OIL to their respect
i've lreal b. btstions
prrng the evcring the visiting companies were co.
retained by our city remeu at suppeTs AM e'uitioas
Spe,ehes were made, toass drank ani "nss sung.
The e1esiest harmony ard good feeling prevp'ed' and
the visitors er 10Y e Ii .mselves to the highest degree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

REvIv.I.-Thtre Is a state of revival in Greene
street Methodist Episcopal Church, under charge Of
he Rev. DIR. Peck. Last sunday seventeen were sd-
mit,ed n tria; seven adults and five children were
baptized; son twelve admitted into full connection,
after thorough examination by the Pastor aud
more than two hundred received tie sacrament.
Some forty have united with the church lately.
There were public meetings. with full attendance,
every night in the week except Saturday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

Park Goodwin and John u. SherTcod. esqs', OF THIS
city VIII address the sixth Ward Fremont snd Dayton
Club Of Brooklyn this evening. We can assure the
Republicans Of that Ward of rare treat IN the ad-
dresses Of these gentlemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

RECEIPTS AT THE FArR.-The exhibition at the
Cry ta Palace in the full tide OF success, and Is
vi.ited by thousands daily. The fine weather OF last
week has doubtless stimulated attendance, but the
piotpect that the total receipts will be in excess
OF those of last year. The receipts for each day con-
nancng ON the LIST Of October. have been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

The Board Of Aldermen last evening adopted the
Courcilmen's report permitting the BROOKLYN Ferry
Company TO make arrangements with the leSsees Of
piers No 81 and 81, East River, for ferry purposes
The meter was strrbuously opposed by AID. Fox
Tucker yoorhis and Ely another base ferry scheme
to vroDp the CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

AyorHrR PRIZE FIGHTER ARRESrED.-Patdck
Co.crove. alias Cockoach. notorious Sixth Warbler.
was ar ested on Monday morning charged with having
been engaged in the late fatal prize fight between
Lynch and Kelly. Since the fgh, Cosgrove has been
cut of town and only returned on Sunday. The Coro-
per held i'm To answer the charge. Abou,wo months
ago be was arrested on a charge Of highway robbery
and released on ball. ard thu. far further action has
been taken in the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
CITY ITEMS.

GLRE.s OPERA - Lorrng's highly successful
Opers Of "rniipe will be given for Inc third time
Ibis eve ming by the German tr0~Pe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

The Republican Young Men ofthe Eighteenth Ward
meet at No. 20i East Fifteenth street this evening.
The Hon. Abran Waterman anu Thomas b. Van
Beuren, ESQ will speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

ScALpgD DEArH.-An inquest was held Oh
Mordy BY Perry the bodies If two children who
cd the effects css received by uPscttins hoi ~a~s
over themselves The No 80 Cherry street
th, body sr old named Btrleson The second
street upon the body of boy "a years OF
ase John 0uff b. In each verdict OF Acct
dental death" rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

The foupg Mems Fremont and Dayton Central
CEon are to hold Mass Meeting in large tn, at the
junction of Eat Broadway and Grand street on Tues
d.y evening. George II. Andrews, ESD, the nominee
for Corgr, in that District il smopg the speakers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

PHrHARxosIc SocIETr.-Tbe first public rehesr-
'el e the season took place Saturday afternoon 40
TIE ACADEMY Of Mu,c. Beethoven. symphony No. 5.
II [ mnor, and tie Overture In the Highlsn,sj by
Gsde. weFc released before an attentive audience,
which tst hLed the hose. The orchestra WIS full,
nrn berng about seventy performers, mos, Of whom
have been thoroughly educated their profession aid
under the mastery direction Of the Conductor. Mr..
Theodore Eisheld, will undesbtedly ssrceed in tho
performance of the symphony and 0vertures in man
ucr highly creduabe to themselves and satissctory,s
the patrons of the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

W II. Fry ESQ, VII address the Republican Asso-
Ration Of the Twentieth Ward at Continental Hall.
Thirty fourth street AID Eighth avenue, this Tues
day evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

Lun an Sh.rvood, Joseph j. Couch, ard other'
will address the Fremonters Of the Sixteenth Ward TO-
night at Chelsea Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

TRIAL oF JoHN WATSON ABRAMS roR THE MURDER
oF ABRAHAM WooD.-rhe People agst. John Watson
Ahsms.-A tIia an indictment for the murder Of
Abraham Wood. of the town Of Fishki on the 2lst Of
Auh last. Peter Dorland and Slss Wodel for the
prosecutions II. A. Nelson and j. {. voorhees, for de-
epse. The trial lasted two days Thursday and Fri
cayl, and at clock in the evening the jury brought
in their verdict that John Watson Abrams was guilty
OF msnslqughter in the first degree The Judge then
sentenced the prisoner to fourteen yeas and six months
TO the State Prison The trial was held at Pough-
keepse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

cot lave the charter amended as 10 give him abso
late power to d.pese Grand Jurie,. adjourn Court.
inverse the decision of referees, and FIX things ges
orally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

NJ BIZ On trplancks Point melancholy accident oe
Cured on bosd Of her Morris Cobkn hand employed
.oop hosting Of the ss when the tssn
held the lacking block when II tell striking
the head and causing instant death The deceased wss
20 years age wife aud family In destitute cir
nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

THE ATBIN Gas WORKS - Generating tas

THE AUBIN Gas WORKS - Generating tas
from rosn and awdust rosin OIL cotton seed castor besss.
Can b. seen IN operation IL the
CRYsrAL PALACE,
Where they supply ono hundred burners
Offices II the Company with
Me..r. II. q. HAVLgY d Co. Albany
No 35s Bsoadw.y, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

FIRE IN MADISON sTREEr.-On Sunday night =
fire occurred in the dweling-hous No. l52 Madison
street caused by lighted candle having been left too
near bed Damage tnhing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

SuICIDF.-Inormaon received at the telegraph
otfice last night. that named james Grant had
committed suicide in the Eighth Ward His body was
CONVEYED to the Station House and the Coroner not
fed The cause Of the suicide was not been ascer-
tanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH

The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday after
noon, pursuant TO adjournment, and acted upon the
follow ing matters laid before them:
ship New York from Chaton, in baatt has been lying
Quarantine fourteen days and wen ventisted Allowed
to Geenpoint, l.. L. for repairs
Brig Cvisn, from Buenos Ayres, with wool hides aud hair,
being clearly condition, Is allowed the city,
Bark Express from Havana, arrived August being
healthy state asks TO b. allowed the city aud dis
charge. Granted
The Health Officer reported that he had allowed the bark
Architect 10 proceed the Quarantine anchorage from the
South Spit where she has been lying T thirty days
The Doctor said that this seasons experience restiye 10 the
Spit choase would be of service in fuure that here
after the Board would have besD necessary TO protect
public health order infected vessels 10 anchor at the Spit
HEEOYAL or QUARANTISE-PEoPLEs MEETING.
A meeting was held at the Patten House, New'Dorp
on Friday evening. A preamble and resolutions were
passed, declaring the necessity of removing Quaran
tine ard that the people should enlist in the work
without regard TO party.
Henry NJ Weed was unanimously nominated as the
peoples candidate for Member of Assembly, on the
Quarantine issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
fAdyeriisement
PRINCES IMPROVED PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN
TAdy-rtiseneu'.l

The r. Of the ready writer. and sways ready tor al .es
a, and examine for Yourselves. Reliable agents wanted
I. d. sTEARss, Agent, No. 10 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
[ AdxerfiseIenf.

FARTHFNwARE.-A small invoice OF commas
and Granite War. for sale very seps'stey together, ~
GogLD & ELLIOTT Importers. No % 'esey'st' n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
lAdvertisrmr1'l
punrocRApTlS L,HgffRI

nj s0c,tt PlcIreEs srd PogrKnT, Ct 90, FNhsosI, om
sh. fi. -sit R.s,r p. B. -ul '.r~s u akar
- ,SG,.,ad on - .oy' les o'sft r "d a - Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
srn.xcrR- and CnnzESs VII end a Wit u u.

p.,,.o,.s,.,L CaENEr Of FOWLER ssD WELLS NJ. ~
I., s5,h plrs.ant .4 s.oif sbc." Roon. ~ay. opes
,pdFsr1 Pr.L Fo~LER s.sr, Clar.. ~l4 fu yl.lsB d.
.,.pt.oa. 81 caaltef Whsg lt,IeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

II is expected the Far viii close on The 10Th oil The
present month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

HE BOARD met al he usual nour yesterday hoininS
Present-Ad. Backhouse, Oakley, Walsh, and Shaw.
APPLICATIONS.
OF hrs Ke Heath up Fods wharf and discharge
cargo Of sugar and molssses. Granted
Brig Spers Apg, -tua with hides I" lighter then ne
fused
Brig Hugo Rio 0ande with hides and hair 70 lighter
Refused.
BAH Marine from Havana, to lighter sugar. Granted.
HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT.
GENTLIMEN; | have no of contagious or intec-
uous dses-e 20 report since your last meeting -
October ID NJ. WENDELL. Health Officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
fAdvertisemeni.
CHINA. GLASS, AN.

chants will general assortment repscte for country s
At very prices for cash BY Gould ELLIOTT imP'f"'
No 20 Nesey -st., Scwfork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY's REPORT

Dr. Rothe reports ali under his charge, previously
ported, as conyaescent
CASES.
Hannah weeks BAY Ridge, second stack FMS. sck In
August; has been ab,ent and has just returned
wife Of Johu T. ~lsn taken on Fndsy; doing well.
Freistet died in tie Military Hospital yesterday.
Min.w Improving; Murphy very in -
FRANCIS Z. BERIER, Secretary.
Ee,t HaHt,feg Oct IL. 1864
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

DRUGGISTS Visit

Druggists Visiting this city sh>hh e1aillh9 tn'
.tok a F,Ncy CooDs gr.iDg ic' ese'P' "S
Va, rted exclusiyey f1r their ssfs by -, , Nv
Rctus Il. ACHAsG c., NJ. - .'@s"AN'''' ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
lA-Vtrf.-. men
- r.. D.. "a lrr.s..- sf.-

lA-ft fi.- n fia.
Yr.r 'Tlc Wellington star.
Among II" man! PREPARATIONS 20" N use Tor
R,.rifE. frcsvuk aer Pau.i yilt IT, br, theie are
lat recommend Win idsHse than Pr0i
woes EAfE hEsEoSartsE Now ir sHsl ne fhionShyu
tie atss. Ihs pT~paF,.,n fssers i>e nio.' hFisp.S
ea2I'i's ~ ut'eE alp poll'int ~ NOT hAPJ
Vim aPPI led acnr n .irrcfoLs sold BY - "V'"''
Co. lroIrsto.s 40. - Broaisay. n T., ,sd al Df'SN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
fAdvsrfissineDt
10 FRENINa PROCESSION,

Advertisement
VIEWS Jf the FREMLNs PR0CR->IoN'
AMrROTYFfs q ALYgED CAEs0H
AID JOHS > OiLEs.
CL,i Engineer and
Tceasurer e the
F.re Department.
Csn b. .oen a. "BRApY" Gallery. No % bfosa-y 80
1hon psoa's. where perfect Am5r0,Pe- faa ~ "''u
u cloudy wes,LeE