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]VKVV-Y0KK TRIBUNE
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rvKKV HORNVNO ? ? ^ _ / avDSaI
ttlMIMm^r ??' ,.A |..i Cent? M
,... u ig NM""' t t-| Three Dollars In advance re
p p thrte Coontn Newspapers Daih
1'' ,f ' '"-"V/at?i- ?? " tenns eiubigh? tiwr,
I^oVtwWoom are^ot allowed my difference.
sglttJ-WKKKl.* T?IB?NH
pjge?! ?tS "rtitvi-tL WV* fdrt20,&
ir!verte?-meils fi c.e-itu a line earn UTBert o?._
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,
ry Kcli?io??? Notice.?The Society of the .Sew
oyuialoni, w no have heretofore held llstir meetings at t!i<
uctore Room of Ihe Society Library, corner of Broadway
vtiLeonard ?t. will hereafter conduct their worship in the
titoii? Cbercb.in Eighth-st. recently occupied by the con
potion of Rev. Dr. Hawks. Prof, Bosh will conduct tht
lerrWes every Sabbath irwrmng, at the usuul hour, in
.'clock { Rev. bot.vman brown the evening services, at /
^cloak. The publican- rc-sp'-ctfuiiy invited to attend, ill 2f
"ry Kourth-xtrz-ttt Ini voi-Mili?! Church, be
?evn Avenues U and C?Rev. 11. R. Nvc.-Pastor. Ser
A.M. 3 and 7 P.M. Subject tor TO-MOItltOH
ious liilitfir
,\ Conference Meet
11 be held :ti the Church on everv Friday Kvening. -
EVENING?
rtXt"
'j? iix- Service ill the Apoll.? ttuoin*.
Broadway, soar'Canal-si. oil SI'.N'DA V KVKXI.VG. at ,
o'clock, jbtrv'. It Aim IIovt will olbciate. Sea.? free.
"... lU-v. Mr. Marsh, ol the t lei can Temperance
r?. .i!i Preach, by r.-oest. TO-M.-HBOW KVK.v.
Ih'U, in Rev. Dr. ( ampbell's Church, Spring St Subject
tytMperttnce iu C'ities, us Glinges und Remedy. n2 If
Hr Kcv. It. Foster will deliver his Second
? lecture TO-MORROW MORNING, on Divine Exist
ioce.t.nd Rev. Dr. J. P. DuRBi.N will Preach iu the EVEN?
ING -in Wen Episcopul Church, Muiberry-gU between
Houston and Bleecker-st. ^_ u2 It
~fr7 Itufniinirfrn !-Rev. D. M. Graham will give his
Second lecture on tin- subjectol Romanism, TO-MOR
g()W (Sunday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock, in the FreeWill
Baptist Chi.pel, Grand-st. one door East of Broadway.
Sibject?The Establishment of the Hierarchy. Services in
Ike morning as usual. n2 It*
ff Church of the .Messiah. (St its b*ree.)?Rw.
II. Antho.n, D.D. Rector of St. Marks, will, by Divine per
a.-sinti. Preach the Quarterly Sermon, in the Church ol
tie Messiah, in Wooster; near Prince-st. on SUN DA Y (To?
morrow) EV EN I NG, Nor. I. Service to commence at 7J
o'clock, when a Collection will be taken up iu aid ol the
nirri-.l expenses._
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Howard Ho i ki., October 30, 1850.
ft? A VwptU?Df.akSir: In behalf of the contributors
inthe Machinery Department,ol ihe_reconi Exhibition of
ihe America;) lie>'i(iiie, permit me here to express to you
bow Imppy those gentlemen, as weil as mysell. were made
lo feel during-our stay ai the fr air, in being in that depart?
ment over which you had the more immediate supervis?
ion.
For thai continued kiudness, impartial and assiduous at
tendon to our many and varied wants, i desire to express
ran warmest thanks, and would beg of you to accept (is a
more tolid testimonial of our high regard, ihe Silver Vase
iccoropanying this note, ihe inscription on which, though
i drief, is etui expressive, and is. 1 assure you, accompanied
by the universal desire of us nil thai God in bis mercy may
spare yon long to make many others as happy as yon have
made wtt, and finally receive you to himself!
I beg leave to subscribe myself your very ob't servH,
SAML. R, SCHENCK of Mansfield, Mass.
To Col, Cuas. A. Harvev, 12?. East Twenty-fifth-si. New
give tue more pieusure ttinti Hie knowledge ilm* niv en?
deavors t" discharge the duty assigned me by the Institute,
bus received the approbation of tbo-e most interested.?
Hoping ihe Institute may ever be favored with as gentle?
manly exhibitors of machines, who will ias they certain?
ly have dune at the hue Fair) render the front of the old
Castle the principal point of attraction.
With assurances of my best wishes. I remain
Yourobedient, humble servant, C. R HARVEY.
fr> ?lorrisnnin Village.?FOR SALE that beuuti
fui portion oi ihe BATHOATE KAUM lying upon the
Harlem Railroad, mid connecting the Vilfu"6Sof Upper
and Lower Morrisauiu, thus forming ti."- centra! pan of one
vlllnge, extending over two miles lipon tile line of the said
railroad. This properly bus been surveyed and laid out
into building plats, containing from four 10 eight ordinary
ritv lots each, with convenient streets and avenues, and
will be disposed of upon the saun- plan as ihe tract which
sr...- c<namUa? tin Wljoges ol Mornsani?. H-.oh.s are now
open a' -ii.r. Broadway, und m the Hotel, Morrisunia Vlllugo,
to receive ihe name's of those who wish to participate in
tile purchase of said property, und where maps can be seen,
anil all necessary information given. The eligible situation
ul Uns property, und its convenience to the city by the facil?
ities atlenled f>y the railroad, reuderii one of il?- most de?
sirable and valuable locations, us aplo.ee of residence, any?
where to bO found ill the vicinity of New-York.
At a meeting held nu Thursday Evening
Hull, Bowery, culled for the purpose ol <?
terms. Sic. upon which the above tract of li
for sale, Uv a vote of the meetingil was ugreed that MON?
DAY. Ihe Ith lust, at 1J o'clock P.M. be Ihe tune appmn'.-.l
to visit the said property. All who are desirous ol procur
orprohtubleInvestment, are invited to join in me vn
Extra cars will be provided for the occasion.
n2 2i N. M'GRAW.
I*? A t'lirtl.?(' 11A LI. ENGE?ONE THOUSAND
Dui.I.Alts AGAINST FIVE HUNDRED.?Believing
ihat the decision of ihe Committee of ihe American Insti?
tute on Daguerreotypes was not a fair and jnsl award,
(bunded upon the comparative merits of the ptctares ex?
hibited, but was the result of other influences, 1 do hereby
protest against it. so far as my own specimens are eon
(?med. I will stake $1.000 against that no Daguer
;au urns! exhibited at the late Fair or hi any previous Fair
I of tlie American Institute, twenty-nine pictures of equal
I sizes displaying each I'or each the sann; aiiioiiiii of skill and
?iuy in nature as my own there exhibited, The fact of a
Igold medal having boon awarded in IMUon Daguerreotypes,
Rtid the present year onlv a silver medal, would m-c-iii to
indicate that the art of Dngtietreotv ping had retrograded
i in thii- country. The trutn however, is, thai the art has
? greatly advanced, and therefore, in behalfof the Profession
;m large, as well as in justice to mvown roputation rs an
artisti loiter, in good faith. 61,000 io half that amount on
the issue I propose, thai the question be decided by live
.competent and impartial judgesjo be fairly chosen in such
a way and manner as may ber-?ftei be determined upon
by the party accepting the challenge and myself. ? All
[that I desire is a fair field and no favor; and 1 Htit ready
to put down the money and abide the test forthwith,
nSlw* J. GURNEY, 180 Broadway.
Omca Or the oka.no ScribeG. D.S.ofT. 1
Siiiie of N. Y. 290 Broadway. New-York, Nov. l. ltl?o. 5
It' Special Notice.?Having observed ill the Tri
tmue oftnls morning, an advertisumeut, calling a Special
Meeting tu the Grand Division, to bo held at Ithaca, on
Wednesday, Nov. is, inst, und signed by L. L. Lewis of
Rome as G. S. I deem it my dutyTiereby io give public
notice that the suid L. L. Lewis is' not the 11 rand Scribe of
this Stale,und thai no authority bus been given for such
(meeting, and brethren ore warned not to attend suid meet
Attest, JAMES MACKEAN, G.W. P.
TllOs. EOQERLEY, O. S. 112 2t
IV Tin- Grand Temperance Doinonstration
? hieb was to have taken place last evening, nt the Broad,
jraj Tabernacle, 1ms beeu POSTPONED uulil TUESDAY
S'.V EN I NO, 5th lust. n2 If
W* i'liMio Alceliiiit of the New-York Print
UV I iilou.?A public meeiing of the New-York Print
"'.} :''"? Will be neld at Tumiiianv Hall, on SATURDAY
kVENING, Nov. 2. at 7 o'clock, for tlie purpose of laving
wore tin' trade the transactions of taid UulORUp to" the
Pfftsutt time. The Scale of Prices recently adopted by the
union win also be presented. All members of the trade, of
new-York ai d vicinity, are respectfully invited to attend.
The meeting will be addressed by Horace Greeley, Pe
twilrcDouald, and tdhers.
By order of lite Union. thos. R. OLEN.
Chairinau of the Committee of Arrangements.
IV' Sons of Temperance?Notice.?A special
Besting oi tee GRAND DIVISION Sons of Temperance,
jWeei New.York, will la-held at the Hall of Cascadilla
WVlslon, No 97, S. of T. at ITHACA, on WEDNESDAY,
wov. is. at io o'clock A.M. to initiate representatives, eleel
wpresentatives to N. D.. receive reports of officers, and
?ans?et inch other business us the interest of tin- Order de
?^^siHl i? allowed to be transacted at special meetings
?Lb* Grand Division. By order. L. L. LEWIS, G S.
Jteme, Tuesday, Qct ,59. nl 2t
Kc,iK,0?* Family Newspaper.?Cheap, in
CMRiiV'.-I'i'1.. W-Hr.-" NEW-YORK WEEKLY
dttS , ,P' , l,.v R.ev- 0 }; -u The paper Is
'wea to the cause of religion in general, but advocating
?55* (,"1,'r ?<? objects the translatioti and circulation of
kwn, iM'bnil versions of the Sacred Scriptures in all
r^gwtnroughoui the worid," according to ihe Consti
EsS.? ~* American Bible Union. Terms $1 per annum
??>?'" <?? to City subscriliers h: $1 M\
?SslMWa"olman k co- PubllBhers,90 Fulton-SL
New-York Floating Dry Dock Co. i
pgr- s ns. i i , October 29th. 1850. }
fciSti* ",v,<l?'tid of 3 iVr t out, has been
teS PJSSS1 '?' l>ock,rorthe ?ix.montnsending
day ofv v^iU:K '0 ihe Stockholders ou and al'tor tlie 9tS
ft ,V ? next,
<^NovriLi5flPBlH'ks W:U bedoted from the 1st to 10th
oja tvo- y orc!t'r of lto Hoard.
_H- V. MASON, Secretary.
cSw**id?rK?' XV- BuT' if alive, has. In Springfield,
4sv r?rs?., t""'r LuS' wl*? ?0 know Ins location.
^ii'iiinifa-jknowtedgenf said Burr will please
*a*ra fa?or " "I" '" Copying this will
IPViludv W ??Whowtn remember the favor with
~-?_1?' -ll_Ll'CY BURR.
,^^??.1.utener'? Knr Intlrmnry, 2* WarretT
?wSA?"*'';'' "iH-nfronis till 2. for'the excSive
^?a I- ' *V dl",a*1'?' deafness, discharges from"
lalS.i a"P1?'"**ut noises In the head cured <n . mhS
8te?? ?V* M Pain. Cousultauon fee"% ^
^ .?g^nse._Unpald letters refused. *19-AiDkN2VtW^
J^Tki "a, U?,n* ?osl<-'? HebeaSona for soIiei,in?
IWrteofJS S**?^? IL- smoothness under everrnatunS
inS *M?osureto the b?at, cold, or changeable ?S
m^^ft*, K* Wui?? ?>?'*?? O' ^miner's sui '
Sold t'v-h y frt>r" I"JUI'V.["tll, lr romplexion. '
Sold l,v *k t>r" "Uurv to their complexion.
' Bt"'lili ?i'nTTWur- Wit-LUSt bogle, 277 Washin rt
? I illk.fc' l? 'V B' 1 D' **uU< ?'ultonst.; K?
v k C?i Ho WHi J7J j!roaawttf, Ncw-Yora. vS
ston.
Rush
oJO
POLITICAL NOTICES.
rST Hounty l.tinds.-The '??' ' ' ,'
euiar anentiC4) to the prosecution of claims fjr Bounty Lands
under the recent act of Congress. Haying a competent
Agent '.n Washington to attend to presenting t!:e claims, j6
will lose no at!:'' in procuring warrants.
HENRY D. SEDGWICK, Attorney *nd
txfi lm!eeod&?nD' Counsellor at Lre.v, :-i Wall-sL
f? l'iinnosrrapliy.?T. C. LCXand. Reporter ur.d
Teat! er. 43 Ann-sU (Trow's,) or ll West Twenty-sixlb-sL
o'.ti lmeod*_
~1\J Dr. Banning, having perfected his BodyjBraces.
Spinal Supports, and ifenual Ttu-wk ha- returned to >)1
Broadway, for the management of female Bpmal, digest?
ive, nervous, pulmonary and vocal derangements. Physi?
cians and dealers are invited to examine his inventions.
oil tf_
"C?7 J.i-liiid Hnir Dye, Improved so as to color the
Hair or Whiskers the moment it is applied, without the least
tn'tiry. It is entirely free from unpleasant odor, and can he
washed with the strongest soap Immediately it is applied,
without wailing to dry. For saie, or applied, at Batch el
or's Wig Factory, 4 WaU-sL mylS TuTh&Sattf
POLITICAL NOTICES.
YTf First Ward Itegular Whip Nominations,
?For Member oj Assembly?GEORGE W. ELMER
For Assistant Aldermasi-^CVRTJS JUDSON.
For Attctsort?IRA BROWN, JOHN 1 MESSENGER.
For Cr.>nh*Wf??HENRY CARPENTER. MICHAEL
M< C0RM1CK,
F;r Commissioners of Public School.?JOHN ii WHITE,
JOSEPH JAMISON.
For Inspector of Public Schools?J. PHILLIPS PHOE?
NIX
For Trustee of Public Schools?J AMES GRIFFIN,
kok inspectors of election.
Fir.f District?Isaac II. Graffi. Daniel Murphy.
Second District?Peter B. Van Hontem Michuel Gleeson.
77u>d Dittii. .'?John Thompson. Jr., Hoheit A. Graham
tS Second Ward?RATIFICATION POST?
PONED ? The meeting culled for Friday evening to ratify
the Wing Charter Ticket, was delayed by an effort at con
dilation proposed hv the General Executive Committee.
On seekingan interview with the Benson Committee, it.
was found they had adjourned with the view of ratifying
Wm. B. I'
Jos. A. Kt
ullN N. SA vre, C
US" Second W ord.-The National Whigs of the Se?
cond Ward are requested to meet at Gunter'.- Hotel, 147
Fulton-st. on SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 2, at 7i
o'clock, to hear the report of the REGULAR Democratic
Whig Nominating Committee for Charier Officers.
GUIDON ROBB1NS, Jr. Ch'n of Com.
JARVIS ClIASE, Secretary. ill 2tis*
r-7 Third Wnrd.-Ai a meeiing of tho "Third Ward
\\ big Committee, held at 215{Washington-SU Nov. 1,1850,
it was unanimously
Resolved, That ibe nominations made at the Syracuse
Convention of
For Governor.WASHINGTON HI NT;
For Lieut. Governor.GEORGE J. CORNELL ;
For Canal Commissioner..EBENEZER BLAKELY:
For State Prison I nipector. ABHER BAKER;
For Clerk of Appeals.WESSEL S. SMITH ;
ought to receive the earnest supnorl of every true Whig:
and we urge every friend of the National and State Admin?
istrations to vole ihe whole ticket.
Resolved, Thai we highlv approve ofjand do cordially
candidate for Congress from the Hid Congressional Dis?
trict.
BROST, c. KINOSJ.AND for Mayor.
Resolved, Thai the nomination of OSCAR VV. STURTE
\ ANT. SAMUEL R. MABBATT.and other candidates on
the Charter Ticket, meet with tho entire approval of this
Committee, and that every honorable effort will bo made to
secure their election, in tlie belief that the true interests of
the Ward will thereby be subserved.
Resolved, That CHARLES Ii. SWORDS, ihe candidate
for Assembly from ibis District, is worthy of the confidence
and support of even- Whig, both from hie personal charac?
ter uiiu well-tried political consistency.
JAf'oi: P. MARSHALL,Chairman.
Lev] Folsom, Secretary. n2 It*
ft? ' Third Ward.?Al a meeting ofthe National I niou
Whigs of the Third Ward, on the evening of the 1st of No?
vember. 1850, JOHN COMPTON. Esq. was called to the
Chair, and Jesse C. Connor appointed Secretary,.ll was
Resolved, That the following ticket bo recommended to
(he electors of tho Third Ward for their support at the ensu?
ing election to be held on Tuesday next, viz;?
etn Alderman-.\ AMV.S, DE Pi--. VST ER Ot.'DEN.
"or Auistant Aldei man?AMOS T. GAVITT.
for Assessors? HENRY S. DUNNING, LUKE TOR
For'Coiufnhles?ANDREW NISI5ET, JOHN HAM
Koi School Commissioner?Dr. ISRAEL RANDOLPH.
For Insvectors of Common Schools?JOHN 11. PARISH,
THOMAS
Foi i'j i.
ISAAC C
1PH i'.attin.
osed ol firm
oustanl and
and Daniel
rf Third Ward.?REGULAR NATIONAL WHIG
NOMINATIONS.?The Committee elected by ihe Whig
citizens of this Ward, at a Poll held at X> Vvarren-st. by
direction Of the Whig Ward Committee, on MONDAY,
the 21st inst. now present to their fellow citizens tho fol?
lowing Ticket for their support at the coming Election.
For Alderman?OSCAR W. STURTEVANT.
ForAssistant Alderman?samuel It. m abu ATT.
For Assessors-NATHANIEL BASSETT and ARCHI?
BALD t. COCHRANE.
For ConstaMrs?AI.DREW N1SBET and JOHN
HAM BL1N.
First District....Lewis Teal, HenryS. Dunning.
Second District... Daniel Bowley, George W. Palmer.
Third Disfrief....AVm. L. Shardlow, t. Spencer Kirby.
Fourth District.. .Tho*. Outwater. Abnor Taylor.
For School Commissioner?T. SPENCER KIRBY.
For Inspector of Common Schools-A LA NSON S.JONES.
For Trustee of Common School*?GEO; W. THACHER,
MOSES a. HOPPOCK, Chairman.
T. Spencer Kiudv, Secretary. oil 5f
R> Fourth Ward \\'hi? Noiiiimilioiisj.?
For Assembly.? CHARLES A. DANA.
For Asst. Alderman?JAMES McALISTER.
For Assessors?.] AM es HUDSON, jas. O. bern's.
For Constables?DAVID BLAIR, J AS. DECKER.
For School Commissioners?THOMAS H. BURNS, THO?
MAS MEANS.
For School 2Vt?tce*-HENRY TOPPING, RALPH
hall.
For School /ny erf >rs~E I) WARD W. OSBORN, A
\\ ARREN SMITH.
First District?RobL r. Simpson, Sum!. McCraken.
Second District?Einanuel Lister, John Carter.
7 Aird District?Joseph Torrens, George W. Bennett.
Fourth District?Henry W ilhams, John Edwards.
ROBERT P SIMPSON. Chairman
J. H. Moseman, Sec'y. |o315r| WardNom'gCom.
ft?* Fifth Wnrd Kogulur Dcuiocrntic Whig
Nomlnations.
For .tj.MmWi._AP.RAM WAKEMAN.
JOHN L. BROWER, Chairman Nominating Committee.
J. H. Robert Waki>. Secretary.
For Assistant Alderman?JOHN BOYCE.
For Auchoi?-WILLIAM SCOTT, CHARLES M.
GO WAN.
For Constables?3OSEPH JENKINS. CHARLES F
watts.
First District?John McKiramin, Akten j] Hale,
Second District?W. C. Scott, Peter Mood.
Third DitttiVf?John M. Bennett, John B. Frink.
Fourth District?William Browning, John J. Bi::gliarri.
Fifth District?Crow ell Adasis, Jacob Webb.
For School Commissioner?JOSEV? w. MEEKS.
For School Inspector?JAM es KENNEDY.
For School Trustee?ANDREW W. LEGGAT.
A. L. DECAMP, Chairman Nomina'.tng Committee.
John J. Bincium, Secretary. ' ool
CtT Sixili Wnrd Dcuiocrntic Whig Nominrt
tioni.
Fo, Assistant Alderman?JOSEPH CARLISLE.
For Assessors.
DANIEL A. WEBSTER, ABRAHAM B. AMERMAN.
John lewig, "r Tester WILSON
For Inspectors of Flection.
It) District?TheodoreStuyvesant, Pierre C. VanWyck.
3d District?-Elberl Birdsall, William Bryden.
Sd Dn-trict?Benjamin 0, Forbes, Jr., Howard F. Snow
den.
4th District-Israel WlUiams, James S Reynolds
5th District?William Broun. Henry Mansfield.
By order of the Ward Committee.
N. C. EVERITT. Chairman, P. T.
A. B. Amer.man,Secretary. nSSt"
BP"Seventh V* urd.-UNioN and HARMONY.?
Democratic Whig Nominations.
For Assistant Alderman?JOHN B. WEBB
For Assessors? LUTHER RICHARDS. A. S W VAN
DU ERSEN.
For Constable*?DANIEL kLAHBERG joseph \v
jones.
For School Commissioner-OLIVER T. HEWLETT
For School Trustee.?JAMES W, BARKER
For School Inspector.?JAMES p. BREMNER
KOK INSPECT OR> Of ELECTION.
First lhstrict?William D.Andrews. Lawrence PridhOl
See, i d District?Win. Murray, ElienezerW Morgan
TTttVd District?Charles P. Field, John Bam-.
Fourth Dist><.~t? Daniel Morrison, Joseph T.' Mills
Fifth District? John F. BrOderlc, CharlesS. Roberts.
Sixth Distri, t?Thomas H. Bemis, Harm an Tremper.
Seventh District?J time* Sailen. Hemar. Bovd.
ANDREW JORDAN, ( Chairmen of
WM. D. MURPHY, ( Cbartei Conventions
ThomasH. Bmrns, < ^K.r,.,,.rit^
Esi.sk/, a VV. Morgan,I? ' l"nea' n2
POLITICAL NOTICES.
? Seventh Ward.?DEMOCRATIC) WHIGREG
S. VAN DUERSON, JAMES M.
EPH W. JONES. JOHN M.
cr-OLIVER T. HEWLETT.
VMES W. BARKER.
AMES P. BREMNER.
1 HO.M IS WILLIAMS. Jr.
E.W
R. S.
t,' Eighth Ward Regular Whin: Nominations.
-For Congress?GEORGE BRIGGS.
For .WikMv-WYLLIS BLACKSTONE,
for Attittant Alderman?JAMES WEBB.
For .<fifMorj?THEO. KEJ.LHV. WM. McCLELLAN.
For Constables? W5[. B. JONES. JOSEPH C. DIVINE.
For .ScAic" Cowm/isMner-JA.MES W. BEEK.MAN.
For Trustee?WILLIAM BLOOM KIEL I).
For Inspector?JONATHAN W. ALLEN.
James Gridley, lc?, ?,nr??a ' ' 'airman.
Alexander Meakim, 5 ?ecreiane?. o30 Ulis'
Vir Ei?hr!i Ward?Whig* Rally.?The Whig
Bp* Eighth Ward.?At a meeting of the voters ol the
Eighth Ward (held on Tuesdav evening. October 2?th, l">50,
ai/i McDougal-st, .Mr. WM* H. FEREGO wascbosen
Chairman, and .Mr. L. D. Dewey Secretary,) who ure op?
posed to beiii?! deprived of all opportunity of selecting can?
didates for office, und determined not to vote for men who
Hie brought forward by a clique of self-elected delegates
who are office holders'or office venders, and who resort to
the most unworthy measures to secure their mercenary
meetings ure made a mere farce and
the Baiiot Box as they shall diclnte.
L. i)
Tber
For W*?.-?.Wo?WVLLLS l!LA( KSTO.SK
F-.r Assistant Alderman?JAMES FOWLER.
For School Commissioner? JAM US BEEK.MAN.
For " Trustee?JAMES G. MOFFET.
For " Inspector?], E DEWEY.
For Assessors?GEORGE A. STEELE ai.d 0. E. UN
DERHILL.
For Conttablet? WM. B. JONES and-DEVINE.
PC" A t.'aril to the Whig Electors of the Eighth Ward.
? On Monday nicht Inst, I was colled upon by several
gentlemen ol said Ward, who stated to me that the political
primary* meetings of the-Ward had. on several occasions,
been unsatisfactorily managed, and urgingly requested me
to consent to run as a candidate for Assistant Alderman in
opposition to the regular nomination. i prematurely con?
sented, but the next day, upon due reflection, addressed the
Secretary to withdraw my name, and regretted that I had
fo done, as I did not wish to engage in any political strife;
therefore 1 do not consider myself a candidate at the coming
election. 1 think i had given them sufEcient notice to pre?
vent any further action. JAMES FOWLEIL
r?' Ninth \\ aril Hcgulnr Whin Nominations.
For Assembly?HENRY 5. RAYMOND.
For Assistant Alderman?CHARLES CRANE.
For Assessor*?ROBERT PETERSON and OLIVERT
WARDELL.
For School Commissioner? BENJAMIN F CURTIS.
Far " Trr/srce-GEORGE P. NELSON.
For " Inspector? CHARLES CBUXTON. nl 3t*
tW Tenth Ward.?REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
VHIG NOMINATIONS.
SANFORD L, MA COMBJ2R
For Assistant Alderman.
DAVID MILLER.
For Assessors.
JOHN CARR and JAMES GRIFFITHS.
For Conttablet.
JOHN B. CARTER .I HENRY HOFFMAN
h ?r School Commissioner.
EDMUND A. FRASER,
For School Inspector.
ANDREW v STOUT.
For Trustee.
BL1SHA it. BELCHER.
S. 0. BETTS, Chairman.
G. W. TllURBER. Secretary. nJ 3tis*
11' Tenth Ward Democratic W Dlu Hatifica
tion Meeting.?The Whig Electors of this Ward are
requested to meet at the EASTERN EMBLEM, 274 (Irand
sChetweeuForsytliand Eldridge.onSATI RDAY EVEN?
ING, Nov. 2, at 7! o'clock, for the purpose of responding to
Slate. Congressional, County and Word nominations.
David Graham, James S. Thayer, and Welcome R. Boo?
ts. H. PINK NE
Elias Comss, ),
Edward A. Fr?ser, J ccrelar,c"
r?" Twelfth Ward.?Whig Nominatioi
For Assistent Alderman?George W. Jenki
For Assessors?\Viliiam B. Struckman; Peti
DFt-r ln ff,
John P. C
ForTri/stefr-James S.I Breath j Frederick W. Lamber
A : ember 1,1850. HARRIS WILSON.
Chairman of Ward Committee.
Wi?ham S. Carman, Secretary. nl 3t*
1"? Sixlecnlh Wnnl.-REUl'LAR WIHO N??T
[NATIONS
For Member of Atstmbly?OEOROZ CLARK.
For Attittant Alderman?HENRY B. HOLSTER.
For Attestors-JOHN THOMPSON and JOHN Mc
INT VR E.
For Conttablet? CORNELIUS R. CH1CHESTER and
WILLIAM CHAPMAN.
Ri.i I
T>
Fi
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For Insjecror-Hl/.W.EL P. SMITH.
For Truttee? THOMAS CHRISTY.
Bv order of llie Ward Committee.
H. HILL WHEELER, Chairman.
W. Hougkinson, Secretary. r.l It"
Ft? The Eighteenth Ward Aamembly Conven?
tion met ai BulFa Head Hotel on Saturday evening, Oct.Jii.
1850. On motion, Benjamin Hacker, Esq. was called to the
Chair, and O. F. Benjamin appointed Secretary. On mo?
tion the Convention went Into (.allot for a candidate to rep?
resent the XVlih Assembly District, when William 6.
Greene. Esq having received S voles was declared elected.
Whereupon the Convention hdiounied, subject to thecall of
the Chairman. Signed BENJAMIN HARKER. Ch'n.
Oscar F. Benjamin. Sec'y. o31 >t
1*9" A Card.?TO THE whig ELECTORS OP
THE Vlih CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT? Fellow-Citi?
zens: I offer myself as a candidate for Congress for the
\ lih District, at the corning election.
I am a Unionist : i claim no credit for that, as I am not
acquainted with any Disa:.ior.is:<; but as there is some
nervousness on that "subject just now, i think it best to men
lit. I have never thought the Union in any danger, al
thouch I tLiiik its stability Is not to be improved by threats
on the one side and undue concessions on the other'
Those who approve of Mr. Brooks'* vote giving ten mil?
lions to Texas, and his not voting on the Fugitive Slave bill,
vil! not vote forme; 1 do cot wish It, I am respectfully
ours. GEO. W. BLUNT.
'?Kttc.York, Oct. 29. 1850. oJi :N3
P?* Whig Tirkrlf..?The Tickets prepared by order
of the Genera! Committee will he ready for delivery this
(SATURDAY) morning, at f o'clock. '
The Chairmen of the several Ward Committees are re
uested to send their orders to the Broadway House, as
one will be delivered except to their order.
By order of the Executive Committee. v.2
rrHK POETRY OF POLITICS?
J- BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL POLITICAL DESIGN.
?The subscribers have Just received from their Engraver a
splendid cut for large POLITICAL BILLS. It is an en?
tirely new design, and is for superior to anything of the
kind in use. Persons requiring Printing for the coming
election may be certain of having their work well and
promptly executed at the lowest prices, by leaving their
orders at the STEAM JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH?
MENT. TRIBUNE BUILDINGS.
CP* Office open from 6} A. to 11 P. M.
BAKER. GODWIN i: CO.
Cheap Cash Printers,
Tribune Buildings, Third Stories.
Entrance No. 1 Spruce-si
Civil and Cocrteocs Treument to Ccstomers.
o29 eodtNdis
Z"1 HARLES P. t'ALDWKLL'S N.w
V^Vork Premium Whip Store. No 1" Maider. lane.
N. Y and No. t North Fourth-st. Philadelphia.
f V? First Premium was awarded bv the American Insri
tuiM at the lute Fair, to C. P. Caldwell, for the be?: WHIP
Has in Store a splendid assortment of Ladies' and Gen
tlemens'Gold and Silver mounted Riding Switches; also,
Sulkey. Buggy, Gig, Carriage and Stace H hips. kt.
Stage Lashes ofeverydescription.
ft?' This Stock of Goods cannot be surpassed in ibis
DRY GOODS.
I ?AVE Y< 'I" PURCHASED
Riehl Place is ai <!. M. BODlNE'S. 323 ?rar
(Orchard. There may be found everything in
ed to the season, nnsnrpasaed in Beanty, St
urss. We would particulars invite your a"
Shawl Department which consists of over
l-COO Plaid \\ iol Lent; Shawls, from $2 to Si
1,500 Plaid Woo! Square Shawls from $1 to
SCO Breche Long Shawls, all Woo!. SM to
1,01,: Broche Square Shawls, all Wool, $5 to
IjOCO Scarlet, Crimson. Green. Blue, Corn, an
or* TWbei Wool, from i*3 to ?6 .50.
from 6s to 10s peryard. ? * tfnno
L?OO Paramattas and Coburg Collis 2s -o |
2,iW Black, Colored and Figured Unaccaa.
SILK3 " ii<-!:i :ii;t:r;yi- ; s S:*
; ? New styles b igured Silks, Sa Gd to 'is p
We have over 500 pieces Black Silks of eve
[bebest manufacturers, and are selling thei
than ever before offered in the city, Also. "I
Satins, of every color, very cheap
CASHMERES and DE LAIN ES_Samt
20 rase? Figured De Lerne?, froi
PRINTS;?20 crises English
' CLOTHS,0 CASSlTMERES^S ATI NETS and VEST
INGS-?Styles and quality impossible to mention, retailing
at jobbers1 prices. A large stock of Blankets, from the
largest size down to the small Cradle Blanket, 50 per cent,
less than any other store can sell them. Red, white and
yellow Flannels selling at prices impossible to be beat. In
connection with these Goods we have Marseilles Counter?
panes, table Damask. Diaper. Towelling, linen Shirtings and
Sbeelings, a large assortmeni of colored woolen, worsted
handkerchiefs of every'descripdon: fine white Shirtings,
from Gd to Is per yard; Jaconet. Cambric, Swiss Mull
Book Muslins. Always on band, every size and coin
best article French Kill Gloves. In fact, everything be
M
ARCUS, SPRING & CO.?Printing
Bleachi d C
Blue Denin
Plaid Linse
Fancy Cus.
i Chillies,
Cambrics, a
T
and French COTTONADES.
FRENCH LINEN DRILLS.
HAIR CURD UNION COATINGS.
Even- new und desirable style for Spring trade, just re?
ceived by
o30 lw* HUNT, DANIELS A: CO.
?2 H E P11 ER I YS M A ? I)?()r GENTLE
lOMEN'S SHAWL.?This article is used in Scotland, for
protection ngninst rain and cold, as a promenade garment.
In England and this country il is becoming extensively used
for the same purpose, as well as in carriages, railroad cars
and steamboats. As a bed-blanket, in traveling, nothing
run exceed it for comfort. A full assortment from the Bay
Stale Mills, for sale by WM. T. JENNINGS -V CO. 231
Broadway. New-York, wholesale and retail dealers in
ready-made Clothing. o2ii tf
FRENCH MK Pi IN OS. ('A S H M E R ES
nnd MUSLIN DE LAIN ES, PRINTED DE
LAINES. WUOL LONG SHAWLS^ in the greatest va?
riety, and at the lowest prices in the city, for sale by
o24 l(itisT BOOTH A; TUTTLE, B2 CEDAR-ST.
BLANKETS.-Elegant Q-4 to 13-4,
both Whhtiev. ribbon bound, and other 1!LANK ETS,
for Families, Hotels, Steamboats and the City Trade, at me
lowest wholesale cash prices. E. BAIlTl.ETT.
?2 lv> ?_Iii John-?t.
DRV GOODS.?Most complete assort?
ment of Ladies'. Oeuts and Children's DRESS
i GOODS to be found to the city. G. M. P.ODINE.
o26 lin* 823 Grand st. cor. ol Orchard.
CALICO-PRINTERS' BLANKETS,
l.iippimr ai,.l Sieve Cloth. Type Printers and Engravers'
Blanken,, Roller, Cleaver and Jackal Cloths, for sale, by
myII_C. B. tjE HARUN, 55 I'ine-st.
LEACHED GOODS.?1,200 cases,
comprising every width and quulltv. for sale bv
NESM1TH Js CO. 50 and 52 Pine-st.
ROWN SHEETINGS.?150 bales Sa?
lisbury, Eagle, Mohawk Valley, and other styles, fo
sale low by [myl 11 C B. LE BARON, 5,5 Pine-st.
BROWN COTTONS.?1.500 bales h
4-1. 5-4, 6-4, and 12-4, comprising all the various quali?
ties, for sale by [o5| NESMITH it CO. 5u and 52 Pine-st.
m] 1 R EE-FOUR BLEACHED SHIRT
.1- [NGSi?150 cases fine and low priced, at 3 to 6 cents,
for sale by |iny 111 C. B. LE BARON, 5.5 Pine-st
BLAN K ETS.?150 ra-r- .M.-irkiiiaw.Ne
tru, Family and Berth Blanket*, fi.rsalebv
o5_NESM1TH it CO, 50 and"52 Plne-st
TgLL'E ami CANARY PRINTS.?A
mvl 1 ' C." B. LE BARON, 55 Pine-at.
B
B
\I ASSIC BATTS.?300 bales best qual
1T1 Ity, for sale by NESMITH A CO. 50 ami 52 Pine-st
I^LA N N ELS.?120 bales scarlet, fur sale
by |o5J NESMITH k CO. 50and 52 Pine-st
KENTUCKY JEANS.?50 cases mixed,
for salt- by [o5j NESMITH k CO. 50 and 52 Pine-st.
nmii-: BRITISH ami NORTH AMER
X [CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMS HI PS BETWEEN
NEW-Yi IRK AND LIS ERP< ?OLdirect,und BETWEEN
BOSTON AM) LIVERPOOL.
head : GREEN on starboard side: RKn on port side.
ASIA, C. H. E. Judkins, fron- N. V Wednesday,6th Nov.
CANADA, ?in. Harrison, fin Boston. Wedn'y. 13th Nov.
AFRICA. A Rl r -. 'Vom New-York. Wednesday,20th Nov.
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch, from Bo-ton. Wednesday; 27th Nov.
NIAGARA,J Stone.fm New.York. Wednesday, 4th Dec.
Passage from N.Y. or Boston to Liverpool, 1 at cabin $120
<? " ?? 2d " 70
Freight will becbargedon snecie beyond an amount fir
the Post
Ma
DICAL TEXT BOOK fo
?TO DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS?Pre
JL mium Manufactory and Depot of LEWIS'S Quick
Working. Double Whoie, Whole, Half, Quarter, and Lock?
et-size Cameras, first quality, warranted to work equal to
anv imported or manufactured in the Liited States. Aiso,
LEWIS'S -e-ord quality Cameras at the lowest prices.
LEWIS'S Patent plate Vice?, superior to any other tor
' LEWIS'S Patent Gilding Stands. CaT.era Stands. Inde?
nerdent Head Res:.-. Chair Rests, and Coating Boxes.
Gaivanic Batteries for Electroplating.
Buffing Ladies, Plyers. Glass and Metal Lamps, Ther?
mometers, and Tui>es for ditto.
Chloride of Gold and other Chemicals; Polishing Mate?
rials of every description.
Cases and Plules at the lowest prices Aiso. a good as?
sortment of Frames for Daguerreotypes en hand.
Certificate Diploma, Outside and other Show Frames
mace toorder at W. A. W. H. LEWIS'S.
112 Chatham-?!, opposite National Theater.
N. B.?Pupi'.s furnished With Camera hud apparatus com?
plete, together with fuii practical instructions, for ?t5. It
spONSUMPTTON AND DISEASES
KJ OF THE CHEST AND THROAT.?Dr. GREEN
has removed his Operative Surgery and Consulting Rooms,
to S3S Broadway. To facilitate the convenience oT persons
suffering from ifiseases of the Throat and Chest, his office
hour* will be from 9 till 5 o'clock daily. Advice by mail or
otherw ise. Si. L'npuid letters rejected. ti2 Im
]\TEW-YORK UNIVERSITY* NOV.
1 vi. 10.511?SeaieU Proposals Indorsed -Prcti>osals to
Fnriush Prof. Anthor.'s room with spi'loons fur the use of
the Junior Cla.-s." will be rerei\ ed by the .i.itulor of the In?
stitution, bv Thursday,Nov.7th. By ortJeroftbe
n21t" FACULTY;
NEW PI [BLI? mONS.
TVEWAMEE [( AN NOVEL.?A P< >P
11 ULAR AUTHOR IN THE FIELD. The under
jncinu that they have nowii
day, November ^th, in on
1NTY THOUSAND copies
? York by Ott?
less than One Hundred Thousand in ft single year,?has led
to the frequent inquiry, personally and by letter, from alj
1 arts of thecountry. addressed to the publishers, whether
the author did not intend to try his powers in a continued
and sustained story. Mr. Foster's peculiar and unparalleled
power in delineating scenes, incidents, and characters in
real life, at,d throwing around them that rosv moonlight of
)RT.
|DROFESSOB BOYD'S EDITION
J MILTON'S PARADISE LOST, with notes oxplai
tory and critical, Edited bv Prof. Ja--. 11. BoytL I*
?? In hii
varied Isi
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minuend it tu alt tenders "? ?
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Lire Here and There, by N. P. Willis
Graliame, or Youth and Manhood. 1
Reminiscences of Congress, by (". M.
with portrait of Webster. 2d edition.
The Huglienots in Florida, or the Lib
Gilmore Slmms, Esq. 1 vol. U'mo.
Mr.-. Ellet's Domestic History of th.
Medical Delusions, by Dr. W. Hook,
ciiin and Patient. I vol. U'mo.
Christianity in the East, bv Rev. II. fl
y Rev. F. D. W. Ward. 1 vol.
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GEORGE P. PUTNAM Publishes This
Day, DICKENS'S HOUSEHOLD WORDS, |No.
XXXI. Price,6cents.
Contents?Livelv Turtle: Power's Greek Slave; The
Two Hundred of the Lyrical Poems or Bbranceb,
done into Kriirlteh verse by William Young. Beautifully
illustrated by a series ol effective designs, engraved on
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Macfarlane on Steam Navigation, kc. l2mo. cloth, 75 cts.
Cooper's Lust of the Mohicans, author's revised edition,
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Ehnlnger's Etchings to Hood's Bridge of .Sighs, Ho.
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executed bv a celebrated Artist from
THE "LONDON PUNCH.
To illustrate the sturv of
"MY FIRST TURN OUT WITH" THE MACHINE.''
A capital -ketch of a Fireman's Life.
The remainder of its contents will be such as cannot be
beaten.
A New Storv, bvG. P. R. James.
THE TEN-PIN ROY'S OPINION OF JENNY LIND.
CRIMINAL, CASKS FROM THK FRENCH.
THE COMING ELECT ION
HUDSON RIVER MURDER LINE.
THE GRIDIRON CITY, 4tc. A.c.
Office22 Spruce-6L Price'lets. Sold by ull the news venders.
T
HE LATH FAIR OF THE AMER?
ICAN INSTITUTE.?F, HARRIS|& SONS' SMUT
AND SCOURING MACHINES.?The subscribers having
published a letter written to the Premium Committee of the
above Fair, in yesterday's paper, continue to offer evidence
presented to the Committees, from practical and prominent
men, in favor of our Machines.
F. HARRIS St SONS, foot of Butier-st Brooklyn.
G tLLEco Mills, Richmond, August 22. 1846.
Messrs.F.Harris S Sons, Brooklyn: Genltemm?
Enclosed von wiil lind a check on the Hank of America,
New-York, for the amount of a Smut Machine, as per your
bill of 26th June, which was duly received; also your letter
of the 19th InsL to our miller Mr. Jauncey. We havehad
tin- machine in operation three or four weeks arid hud It uu
WARWICK 4 BUSHDELL.
Since{the above machine was put up, the GallegoMUls
have been burnt and rebuilt again, since which nine they
have been using Messrs. W. P. Springer <v Co.'s Machines
from OswegO, and Leonard Smith's from Troy. N'. Y. but
ha-. ?? recently come back to ours again, having ordered two
of our largest size this season. Stay I". I860.
Brooklyn, Nov. in 1343.
? I have used one of F. Harris .V Sons' Stone Sinn t Machines
for the last four tears, and I am weil satisfied that It is a
mil! of superior order for cleaning Wheat. Tiie one I have
used will polish over IM bushels per hour; is easily kept in
repair, and durable. Upon the whole I consider it'the be?i
mill I ever used, ami requiring only the usual power to
drive iL Jilt A PAYNE.
Mr. Pavt.e had in two of Leonard Smith's Machines from
Troy. N. Y. ami one of Mr. Groat". File Machines previous
lo using ours.
The following is an answer to a few lines addressed to
Alexander Ray i. Brother, iu regard to J. Johnson's Ma
. -. i.e having intimated that bis wu? preferred und ours
turned out.
Gents-Your favor of the' lOlb Inst is received. You
have been misinformed that ue have substituted Mr. John?
son's Smut Machine in place of yours. We are running Mr.
J.'o machine, but never had the least idea of throwing out
yours, on the contrary it give, us entire satisfaction, and wo
consider it the i.e-t machine w e have ever seen.
F^Mostrespectful! JJJHB3 A. ROSS RAY 1 BRO.
iNWooo Mills,Rhineseck. Dutchess Co. Sept. 12, 1350.
Messrs. Harris a: Sons?I have used your SmutMa
chinesliii the Brooklyn and Hartford Steam Mills. I have also
W.P. used Springers, Leonard Smith's, and other metai ma?
chines, but have found none to equal yours for cleaning and
sconring grain, and after an experience of eighteen years
in the milling business, both in England and the United
Slates, have no hesitation In pronouncing your machine*
' GEORGE STANFORD.
Chelsea 5Iills, New-York, Oct. 1,1850.
MESSRS. Harri. ^ Son?Gents i Previous to the intro
duction of your Smut Machines in our mill, we u?ed one of
Mr. Southworth'a, one of Mr. Groat's, und one of Mr.
Springer's from OswegO, and after a fair and thorough trial,
Lave uo hesitation In saying that we consider your machine
the best we e ver used, and cheerfully recommend them to
mill) i generally as a durable and "superior machine for
cleaning and scootinggrain.
JOHN P. k THOMAS CUMMINGS.
New-York, Sept. 9, 1&50.
Messrs. Harri, i. Sons?GenU . We have had In use
one of Mr. Leonard SinitL's Smut Machines of Troy, N. Y.
but as it does not answer the purposes recommended, al?
though we have bought and paid for it we are now taking
it out, and wish you to put up one of your Smuters, a? soon
as possible, at our mills. No*. 3C3 a'i.d :'M W.?t-Tweuty.
seventh-si. Yours, respectfully.
KELSEY i. SON.
The greatest fault we rind with Smith's Machine is that
It breaks the grain in cleaning. R. i. 3.
Walaska P. Office. Floyd Co. Ga. SepL 10,1850.
Messrs. Harris i. Sons?Sirs: In an.w er lo your ln:
nmries re?r eclmg the pertbrmaccc of your Smut Machines,
1 have the pleasure of informing you that with the one I
have just started in this place 1 have been u>:ug on Wheat
that was nearly one-eighth smur, which it perfectly cleaned
and made it free from all Imwinties. The one I put up at
EiliowaMills in 1818, has performed :t. work to
.-a.t.sl'ac'ii.r. of liietnil.ers arm ow ner-, and ::: ?r-,e.i"1'
owa Eagle brand Flour fetches the i.uhe.t price m u.
Charleston market, and after the nrpenei: - ? ? ?; ?
years In the mulwrighl bustaess, I ^*ffl?gfflS,
yi D r Stone Smut Mills are the liest, moati ???? g^erftSy r(H-.
aide of any ever brought mto u-e. hihi J.*|' '?^??loiifty. in
i.it mend and nsetbem wherever navt vr
preference to any other.macbm? ?.NCIS II AYNES.
Yours,respectaiJJv, ifvn ' I u2 If
To Messrs.HaRRJ! *. so**4 o'"""
NEW P?BIJCATIONS.
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CONTENTS of THE .vovkmsks Nt'MBKn:
_ Triai and Execution ot Madame Roland. By Rev. John
Descent Into the Crater of a Volcano. By Rev.|H.T.
Story of a Kite Prom t w hers s Edinburgh Journal.
My Novel: or, Varieties m English Luc. By Sir Edward
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y CiiorM? Lerer, the author of "O'afsJIay,"
ar soriM dsys, This is oae oi the heat novels
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