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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

60. "a caROLlSE ELIZABETH 80 y ks' "1lsm '.ly
- .nd Youngest daughter Of the .t- Joha htshco 10 ~ "
- OF Ter 80. ,.- -. - ,t,..ofr X ..rs.
- -, r..r.e,-uly ufhef faL. ~ ~<-' I,'
r. nj oih,f f..dso,. 50 s-rsnth - 90 IlsfsdsJ aief
aar1 st4s o'cocs - 49,. a. sRAS
"a y EIyIgkH n N..dnEoa D. 70 Ms ANNA n WHITE
OF Cry
rr W..h .ur.oa .nd Bsitrors pap-rs psss- copy 49,.
a. a.ra.g s-pt d. C-nsd- Com " ftnmsipn ~ 70
cOkSgLIUs ga sssh Ds--uo~rfy, sssa 10
t-.r. noafns II ID.
80 - ga 4 AMELIA LUDWIG, f--<nt-f oil nsaJ
ar dan. Lsd- eyed - -sf' moths .nd p ,sJ' II 49,
Her ln-r.l place. from ~ % ms h-Dcs ~ "'
f.nty a. oco,s n 4Oth l'a, ,
o. Ts--fsy nsdt Of fys-qt-s AO>he, aa1sA' u
yahn 40 F.auy NJ Nalfy he 20 ysaf Of h-r .s-
IL rsr-s - stt-nf % i'n-'. ms
.t.,-r A. DEL ron r-st-ac- y E.-t Bsosf-sy
Sr--o- Ca-a.ago Co. sept y, Dr. DpCOLAs' obintn
L.rD. r. g7fh 81 60, i.ts 81 PosEhs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

ry- The Evening Post asks US to specify what
assertion In it's columns we brand as calumnious.
Il knows already. 1t has said that we proposed
1, gpe up one half The Territories 10 Sidrery for
the sake OF securing Freedom to the other hall
We never proposed anything like this, for il we
had il would have been readily accepted. The
South was very willing to take even a fair chance
to introduce Slavery South OF 30 3d. as q"'d pro
quo for it's exclusion from all North of that line
Whist we proposed was simply the waving OF
particular mode Of opposing the Extension OF
Slavery. because we deemed agitation and the
progress of events had rendered that mode no lon
ger indispensable, if we could thereby rescue a
very large and important region from the immi-
| nsnt and pspsble peril Of saveholdins DONNA
ton. We dare the Post to name or find one hearty
advocate o, Slavery Extension who IL moe willing
~ settle the question the bass OF our proposal
VIII Il mske the attempt or conls. that our prop
ostion was quite other rhsn its version OF II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

-. r,s H.t e,mpa.sn Ia. opened 'of Ne PA sni
-, Nib A. ips.se vset, q styles snd ps''e'o' but
a,v, seen no,hug that IN point Of sa,rs''' ''',s''
,,s hare can compete win Gs>iS' FA'l sa'aoa' $
le mos. perfect model Of stylish and d'g-' aa' ..''
..s, We observe. also. sha h- hs' TeP'enishsd Dis
with splendid sssornens Of eh.'cfea Az "'is'
ny bal, and esp. geu,eInen's travelling e'l' ana osf
b.,s,,s ofthe hsi business OF ne S's'' '''l'
N, Bfosawsy opposite s. Psa.'.
~ Broadway Hat In The Broadway s'y.e' wan ne
~ 6nsh for q Broadway seo"ensn' -i'l l-ie'
by bf0S'NaS " WAINOCk.
.05 blo.lNaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

~ Ladies' IN Of al The varieties Of articles for
The toilette, will b. 70 hnd them st GOuRAUD's old
esa5sned Perfumery Depot, q WakersL Let from
lae corner OF Broadway. IN sddiuon to his world
co~aed IkIlls AesnIte1 soap, for removing PIN
prs reckes, and a.. san snK1re1ens, he h<closef
HI Rsoratsrs Tor promoting .Le growth Of nar and
venting "a Ing out. snd rendering suf why hair so
SILKY and glossy, Pois1rs subtle FOR er.dcang super
tsJss hair FROM any part Of the BODY his LGy Hhns
Complexion, his Rouge for pale lips and checks, &c
kc. 10 las Bachelors improved LafnA HaD Dye Eau
LsstraLe Laoins genuine Extracts, great variety fne
Coognes Ponmade for uscseniy dye.ng the hair otors
PryIit1 Eau 6Eoeal ana other notions Tor the
Ladies Remember n Walker-g lH store from Broad
WAY. STU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

ALTTRATIos ~ THE SoUrHERs MAIL From
and afte the first day Of October the Great Southern
Mail will arrive ~ Ope<s the present terminus OF NE
Montgomery Rsilrosdl al VI instesd OF u N. 10
will arrive In Montgomery At 70 N. instead OF I P NJ
The up-rrain will leave Montgomery az NJ instead
of I. An snd arrive st Oprika at P NJ. All the site
rali1ns proposed will gain % hours between Nashins
ton and New Orleans.
~ A Washington correspondent Of the BATH
NOR Sun knows from private source, that Mr. Pogs-
sin has himself been expecting to be recalled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
JUST RECEIVED.
LErTEs IRON THE AUTHOR,
N p WILLIS ESQ.


e. Don't pen,os ori9iaais 81 ro>ganes de 'fye so.t
geaey 1lsmsaf adg,trcs.
NEwYoRK, Aug. ?, 1919
DEAR MADAM. am hapPy 10 acknowledge the efficacy
ard asreesbcness Of The Cold Csndy you were Kind
enough send me, and wish you In mDsterDg
10 the good Of that he performance Of which dis
unguishe- from other animss Ny hoaeness, which
suggested your cyy, disappeared rapidly under your
C.ady's minisLston. Yours, obliged and truly,
N P WILLIS.
To Mrs w. jews 5e6 Broadway
Sold wholesale and retail by Mrs w J,sys, se5 Broad
way, one door above Frenklinst
Agents-llO Broadway Hnshton, clafk n Co Irving
House, and 10 Aslor House mn. Hayes, 1856 fulIonsl
Brooklyn, and oy Druggists generally.
Each package IL invariably signed Mrs. JEWS
Be sure 10 asa for Mrs. JERyIs's Cold Candy
Put up In packages VI L. 2s, IL and 81 each sie 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
Riot In Upper Ca ma da.

By our telsgrspbic dispatch, ia another column
|, will he en- ths, rio, has taken place at Sytown'
c. w Ia which firearms used with numerous
effect The occasion public meeting called Tor
the purpose Of framing address to Lord Eis'n who
/. now in that province tho friends OF hs Lordshp
and the Government having been ousted from the
direction Of the business, msde an attempt TO retsse
by force the meeting which the opposition had ju''
voted themselves. and the fight followed such az
event 10 not surprising The political Fermentation
In that region 1. now exceedingly hot snd we should
M, he surprised to hear Of disturbances much more
.xteuslvs and fatal than that 1T Byto~n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
Later from Havsna-Au Quiet in Cuba-C OF
ION Market.
NEr.OnIEANs. Iaes1sy. q IT

SEr-OrrEANs Tuesday, sept ls-FM
We hsve advices from Havana % me -ih in''.
fop dsVs Later atWhch time al n1s gut a. Cuba IL
wa, reported that the regiment Wnicn haa re'o4'eu
would be decima.ed, punishment .
There i. but lttle doing m Cotton, ire nsn views
Of holders checkog transactions Yesterday sooat 70
bss changed hands - toll prices. Rice % selling 10
small way az Sc 10 5.c for fresh parcels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

DELrGArEs TO UrioA.-SsNUSL STRONG Is the
DELEGATE elec. from the Xllh Ward ooh Assembly DIE
triD 10 the Wing Sale Convention The ticket friendly
to him poed AS votes, and opposed 10 H. understood
TO BE- favorable to Msrceus Ees received rs votes In
pusuons OF foul voting bolh sides were very abundant
LUXE {. CAxrEKis stated in some OF the papers
TO be the Delegate elect from the XvIIh Ward Cs;a Dis
trict) but We understand ,hssis disputed.
TIE olher results We stsied yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
uo.h,-.,,. Huuker state Convention

agr-yoTrFIr- M1.s Welaes- ~ = p = =
T.. i,...,~-sti- stare Cclveu-i'u aisrmoled 90
- 80 ,--.sized ~ the spyoinsueni Of LaAs'vs u
30, ~ s.rnsfc.8 ~ Pfes.dsat About oJO dele
.,,s ,re,ent slr Hslei Chairman o. toe Com
re.o'urons which viii hsse 20 Free sol about
-, made speech against sectional issues &c also
-.,.f,,es the Convention on the union u the Ne~-
YORK Democracy. After some iufinef o'sinti' TIC
lo,nz for Governor vas Pfoeeeaed WITH Ano Ies1'S'
- - ion # GEo.sE : BOUTWELL, OF Groton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
.rr,vs,ofNew conee--Heavy Gale at BRACES.

Now OHLEAN., Wednesdayi -7pl y
The Clintona. Whit, has arrived IRON mo
with COO bags Of Coire, OF the ~" crop Tue "' TO-
ceives TIL. season. !, il held ~ -ic
By the steamship Gob- we have late advices rom
Rrsyss santiazo sne reports tremendous gale there
on tna 18th md l4ih Sept during which te'era YES
. dragged their anchors and driven out 70 sea,
one Of them sfterwsrd sank and several others were
much injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
yusrHrss NOTICES.

AursicN MusErN -NsiNiitsisnaiuz the chAnEes q
rrt f,.f- tgst"s NJ rsfgr vrr ssfs A. i0sc -
rr sri,y f1r 10 sIuemsuts even more vsra1i tsn
rabc is.ie tie ssd stream Of move uss 10
roshi ltv u enug Just no~. Nsmyss, herrrrc, PETE
Morris ssa. ssrAope snd SariOr. ADJ he other srss
OF b eIue room are lrsarg their sgiiences % sslccss
siar OF comedy farce ballet SAD Dher elements o. NinA
90 Snd ggher thai pours silver stream inio no u".s
n.y. std ou The vsGllss1S 47par2i2'. "ool "a ~
saloons 70 s-rocauou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

mEe.. which could probably be built for $50 ooo,
would IL, New York iAy by mssns Of the Rutland Al
V.-ro., Ceaf-a RM,-osd. in direct commnnc@u'n
with the Interior oi NssHsmPsaire and Vermont aHd
attract much trade 10 Is which now goe. over th@ no
be Improvement 20 Boston Every one !riere''ed IA
The prosperity Of New York Is. direct Interest IN ias
enterprise, sni Should lend his influence sni money ~
rs s-ccsssfs Prosecuron Let any person look Il the
rnsp OF New England. sni - ~ a. realize the
immense importance 70 Nes York OF tbs connection
between Brasis5oro sud Below, Fails. We irH,i this
matter WI receive The consideration IL deserves
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
81 Bioecssr-' gore ioi o. he roth sie - FORTY
flrt-st between E.evenih-sverrr end Hudson River,
So. 60 d. $50 60 g. So 80 10 80 r-s ~ iA-
Stove S.. Go Go DO. san. fl ois he north sice
cfF1-tv-forr.l-.; 50 esc1 $3.50 60 d Co, ST. each.
- 3 DO CO Go sooa see OF tortys,xhst So each,
siso rots. sS5
nRrEeta... o'fsFVllr Ssrosrs0 'os rst Tsisv,'.
sssEs- ~ s.i-5 81 = Eis -i-r.,- sa... S,.
t - Bal. Of; 90 i-5 O. Pear ,-hsf ass s,s Pearls
Export from i,;-s as ssP,ru,-s
Pear ........ .. -
CorroN-ra- .srn aloesh 80 'fr' sh Of t.
fsg-r-4s .-,s-a 80 -ovrst - sas. ar ' ea'' "
g.syo Ery-f, 49, y,s.s = c,a- 40 fsis'''"s 'i''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

~ Wa would advise strangers before leaving town 10
call At WarXiSss fashionable boot and shoe establish
ment ia Futons ard leave their measures They can
then have their boots made and forwarded 10 them Al any
future time any part Of the United states, CAnssso
West India Islands Nj. w takes drawing Of he feet
and keeps pair Of lasts for each customer by which
means he can insurs easy yet handsome o. II resdy
made boots are desired he has tho beet assortment IN tho
city SD 'eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
Coux,n,ton Of Heirs 10 the Jennings Estate.
Inn ID

The convention Of the J-nuirg. family. con,i.t-
I'M, ~ seventy delegates from eight Ststes who claim
10 b. heirs 10 f,rry million dolsis worth ofProPery in
&, GLAND adjourned yesterday. They had been IN ses-
sioa severs days. and appointed mmilee VINO are
empowered 10 obtain s the necessary legal evidence 70
bstAntiee their claims. and then 20 employ com
missioner % proceed 20 England 70 prosecute the sult
for this immente sum which tney claim as heiIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
Important from Cauada-NIore Rioting-Se-
rious Disturbance at n Political Meeting
RI
MONTREAL, yednesda

MONTREAL, Wednesday, sept. -
A public meeting was hrid AZ BNto~n on
Monday last called by the Minis,erialis;s for tao pur
pose Of addressing Lord Egin.
The Opposition were present 10 full force, and sue.
cesded In com pletely breaking up the meeting and
forcing the Ministerial President to leave the Chair
A re.oluion Va. then csrri d, condemuing Lord IL
oin aud the Ministry. which gave r-e 10 considerable
disturbance during which firearms were freely used
and several persons wounded or killed. The military
being called out after cinculty succeeded In res
In. rrrar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

O. THOMAS y. SrkvE>soS, Esq late Editor
Of the Cincinnati .sts,. has resigned ,hst post lie
W.. originally Ksntuokisn, sad for sometime Editor
Of the Lexington OBSERVER. He is an able and iTse
man, whom we shall regret to spare from The profes-
sion which we infer sss not yet afforded hin Com
petence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

errrNeflElp. Weaa..a.y. - =. II

SPRINGFIELD. wedn.sisy, sept l9-s Pm
The C1nveltioa havs nominated helfy W.
c,..,nsn Of Bernsra.town tor Lieut. Governor. Res
ouons were adopted il opposition 10 the extension Of
slavery put MT 70 be made ;ossin the party An e.
tor, Va. made 10 strike out the last part but iaieo'
there beng t.o or three voting in fsver Inc Con-
vsution 8 strongly bunker in character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
rz- The Bo,fon Regabliean tbus speaks

Tae position Of the FIRE Democracy Of Mlssachs'tf'
a not Al ecu!vocs ls pnocip~ are e-sfy -nc dis-
,inr,iv denued WAaierer the rnachsrt Jg q of,vs
.rv 20 the Free Democrats Of 49,, Sale a. East ~ siArd
by heir declared principles They VIII make 10 asnees
xhsr, th.lr princl not The admitted basis "
porcL action. Where heir principles lead iaey VIII
follow"
Can the Eresing Post imssine what this
means'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

MAS Ssor -Abo2t O'Clock on yesterday
evening Patrick Cocklsn, a dock la5oTsr, WAS Ell
Gagged IN unloading barge lying Alongside the packet.
ship NewYOrs. a. tac foOi OF beesmsn 81 Or received
from an unknowa hand gun shot, which took erse.
over the rie6t eye, shaierng his head il inghiial
msnner. The bullet when extracted appeared quite
fstb1i small hopes entertained u tis recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
VI. Poussin nt Wa-hinzton-Fioridn Troubles
WAsHISnroN Mednl sIay. Sept L9-PM-

NJ Poussin arrived 10 TINS city to-day.
Dispatches have been received ~ the War Department
from Flonds 10 hch the chief OF the semnoies de
claims all connection with the late outrag@s, and agrees
n q. liver the perpetrators 10 the Americans tor
iris. Gen. Tsiggs had called Council at Charlotte
HsrbOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
LYoNys MAGNEIIc POWDER.

ELYos's Magnetic Powder, for the destruction Of oil
kinds Of insects and pills for Tho destruction Of and
mice, without poison, 40 Broadway, near Csnslst
RErEaEscEs
JOHN L. ROOME, ESQ Superintendent NJ Y. Hospital.
D. d. HOWARD, E.q Irving House
5. THAYER COZZESs, American Hotel
COLEMAN STETsOS Es3s Aslor House.
PRESTON II. HOD0Fs Fsc Carlton House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

NICHOLS 4 Co'sFALL SrYLE.-ghe semi annual aaf 'd'
has commenced. and without designing to Join 10 tho
neise NICHOLS Co invite the public. sner having read
al the eulogisuc advertisements, TO come and essnine
their tos,dHy Fan ssls and Judge by ocular evidence
whether II Is surpassed In the beauty Of It's model and hs
fneness OF i've texture, by any othsr hat In the city -
NIcHoLsS Co. heve great variety OF gentemens hats
and caps aud fancy hats Tor children, at prices TO SUIT All
classes Of customers NICHOLS 4 co $40 Broadway,
sl29w2ayWLS. One door shove Park place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
NV STYLES OF UMBRELLAS

r,- Every possible variety OF umbrellas OF 's Alpaca
,,a sngb, with iichlyesrved handles o. ivory, cocoa
~, nod ebony and horn, may 10 found a. 0ENSs' op
po.i,e s. Paues Charch; aso al excellent HmofeAssor
an emergency chesp and suosanas-A'' ''' 20, t' 49,
acr 200 god 20 lose. p"''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

THg REco0SlfIoS or HUNeARiAs IsnsrsNn.
ENcx-rhe Pti,aiepAia N0rfA Alriean says Tia. more
than three months sgo intelligent sgeni OF our Gov
eminent WAS 0QO miles On his w@y 10 Hungary with
distractions from the President OF the United States
10 recognize the Government. IL the event Of De
lag established and 10 welcome her first into tie FAM!
IN OF nations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

FOsT.OFFIr = DI.CONTi>L-D
Ne Yoke 5s0a's Corners, ! logs co-u's
Tfryrass-Lonbar1y. Szusem,-t co1niy -. c.~,.i
Lyssusza- Qgiimzn. Franklin psn-hi As''0-'
pzrs1- .-
f,+f.s1f-Akeville Crawford county - p.--u--
T>raessee- Beth-l Academy. MsIry colu'st 49,. .
Green stewart countyi AZ PORK L-~e 49,, s,r,-rv
Cok-r Creek. Monroe county Chfon HAUL 00--''
Var Horn. Hsury county. poo,,. E,oh
Ksafsaky-Wid Ca Whlaey county o0oA 'N-'''
Il.sos-Pok GsllAin county; ouitwsn ~ aa1.' sp.r
To- Worth Iroqao.. county LGuus sne4oy County A'0'
Mi'i-. Fuuon county
Ta4iaas-verona vsnderhurg county NJ 80.
1ss Cock. Mile, Socdsway county hs''e S'O'e
S-irf Louis county
- ise.s,ia-Molerey WSGkesha county
SaNEs An sirss CHA>GtD
N,tr York--Soui1 nid1 efo~n, Orange - e
sns a.. changed 10 a1detown West ferin' ~ ION
Co-se changed. AMI John 81 Benedict appointed U.s.
Ilisoi, -Lsngson Du Page Co SIT. enange6 ane ira
level appointed Postmaster. Hicks Mis- De hslD 20
Sue changed and sicney P Harrington sppolnisd fos-
master. .-.. -. -. a
10 Wsrriugfon~ AID James II. King appointed Post
master $3.50 ~. -
Nsrfi- Ca-ogiaa. French Mile. O1sio~ Co-NAne and
size changed Piny Grove" al Isaac MHsh.-- az
pointed Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
ANOTHER GREAT CURE or DYsrErTIc CON

SUMPTION, BY SCHENCKs PULsOSIc SYRUP.
Ma. II. ScHEScx-SD: Il 10 with great pleasure hat
INFORM you, and lhroUgh you the public Of the eIrsof
binary performed by Of your invaluable Pull
monte syrup For years previous 10 taking Jour sy
rrp, bad constant dry, backing cough, aeodrd with
severe pain In the breast and side dcu Drsshing loss
Of appetite. and contlausI weakness fslnn~ss
stomach, which rendered ur4bs 10 make he
erucn. Frequently the cough ~cs 50 cause
ne 10 discharge blood from the lungs On o1e occasion
f.ised nearly bali pint and several times somsthlng
cough up large quantities. Of offensive matter was In
ns miserable state long that despar-d Of ever get
ing we'll a. found relief from my Physics an Or any Of
mo remedies met, Among the remedies proposed by
my frencs and children, your PulmOnc syp, which
concluded " Try, and witch produced tne hspplest
result was speedily relieved u my cough which gave
ne rrst particularly at night and which much needed
ltsuengsh-ned my system hr0us hoat improved 10Y sppe
Ute ana enabled me 10 breathe naturally Iis now
more than year s.nce commenced taxing tbs syrup,
and can sfny say hat now enjoy good health, which
nave no, for some years before Iook ALL tea toes.
nave no hesitation In saying IL the best remedy for dis
es.es OF NE LaDgs that used and would sdyss al
srcisd with thai terrible disease Sch-oczs Puiuo
nc syrup CATHAkISE MCARREN,
Cherysi % house soose E.egcnIA-sL NORM SIDE.
Philadelphia, April y, 1881.
GsAsD DtPors Tos scHgScK's PULNosc sYsrP--
Newfork, V. CAckener Co. 81 ksIe syst, PEilsdei
= Bartlett, Lehi+t Boston Reddlbg Co State 81
New-Orlesns, J. Wright Co. Isl Charucs. Pdce-N
| per eeIla, os AK bottles tst IS. si7 sHedA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

~ The Hanker Central Committee at a 'osu5
yesterday ratified the donss Of the Utcs Free so'
Convention by the adoption Of II. candidate This "s'
a matter Of course and wM ceremony and nothing
else "Free Soil 10 now finally married to Hunker
lam aud unlike other brides not only resigns ia name
h.f IN. rhsrseter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

Receipts since Ye.fer5os-FLoUR, 5000 IBIS
WHEAT $500 bush CokN, 5000 do.-There IS les
doing 10 FIoUA fair demand. however. prevails At
prc.s current yesterday In CoRN the sales are 500
bush lat yellow At Sc Sothieg OF momen, usnspired
Ia WHEAT. RYE is quoted bc, with sales Of LOO
bush BAILEY "a more plenty and lower sales 2Oo0
bush 4fowed ~ 66c. OATS are salable AT 35c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

~ The sas.cri5er ln Introducing tie present -
eraearorcd 70 present. 70 1T. paron, an 'iie'
% the mcdera standard off..hion snd - -,
yes proportion. tie aie-.i rules Of AT win 80
,,.efs. ar eesans Has from sny os.'sa ,',.
us,ss- sasr4ins TO senisea who do not 'o'S
,,.. %, fashion .nd opportunity 10 procure ''N-
fo tt-i- -srt.rtl. ~ tastes. n NfN-''' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

Tar FoRglos Nsws.-Notbing had been neard
Of the Cambria up the time OF oar going 10 pres
She is due. however, and her news cannot oe much
longer In getting here Toe las, rns che made
S.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
INTERESTING TO

SoCrBgss AND WEsrEss ngscHAsrs Mrs JEeuss
Cold Candy put ia neat square and pocssabe pack
ages. viii The beautiful show cards yet executed IN
MS or any other country, aad pamphlets containing CERT
neaiss from Hon. Henry Cay, exrresdeDt Van Baren,
Thomas II. Benton, John Van Buren,. Esq N P. wins,
Esq, sc &c and other readable argument proving mo
efficacy Of This really good article Merchants wishing 70
sell again, Will be allow ed large profit
Mrs. W. JERVls, 800 Broadway,
ais lW one door nbovr F,.rkin..t
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ne.truclirr FIre-ChoIern 81 Bnnsor.

BJsToH "wednesday, sept TT. VI.
TIE bindings of the svAusclft Machine c M
many a. NEWMARKET. II were destroyed hy FIRE this
morning. Loss $4,000 which wss fully covered by in
sufance The Newmarket Iron Works Ter- also dam
aged.
the past week.
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Odd-Pe,iow-, Annual session.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, sept H.
Tho Oid-Fe'llWs' q and Lodge IL prosr-ssine
admirably The address Of Robt II. Gnihn. ESQ. Of
Georgia Grand Sire, Is considered a most oeauuiu
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Reoeipts c,thin the past - hours-FLoUR. , 800
bhls IS 600 bush WHEAT II 000 do Corn Western
FLOUR j. In isr demand tor the East aud City trade,
but commsn 10 isir brands iuhe lower. The sales
embrace 900 bbls, mostly Michigan, A. 3lt "a Jli.
There is inquiry for WHEAT but the hrmness OF
holders checks Operations about 900 bush. chansed
hsuos At sOc Tor Chicago SIC tor Wisconsin and eyc
for Ohio In CoRN there Is no marked ehsnge though
the market lees scuve sales 1000 bushels Al asa ~
cts Tor Mixed. OATS are lower and quoted 2sc. OHIO
WHISKY a selling at 22c.
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~ H.r vcad have been more CORE '.,.s.,.I
~. ear,isss,ra woe .aeh ~re'ehedy' a"'P'aaed
',os.ss an .ree =. some CT oar eae.' 90.
of,,,lety gentlemen. do purchase = hA' % ''
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oSsoos.-we are informed that Hon AsSA-
HAN LINCOLN, member Of the last Congress. from
Iiaois, has been rendered the appointment Of Gov
ernor OF this Territory.
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The Csunec,scut Feud.

Amer we had lett the ofsce on Tuesday evening,
our Assistant in charge received the following
Telegrsphic Dispatch;
WAssrxsroS. Sept Is-P.M.
II 0sxsIKyi Commencement letter yesterday mistake
SAY John Boswell. Hartford, for James Y. BsSeoek.
c. A.
Such 10 the dsPstch in Telegrsphic short
hand, on the strengsh OF which oar Assistant at
tacbed the Postscript TO our article respecting Col
Bsbcock. OF course he made grievous blunder
the above dispatch relating entirely to letter o
later date, announcing thai Mr.. Baeooek lneaoins
Boswell, had been appointed Pension Agent.
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CoSREcTIoS.-The telegraph made a mistake
yesterday 10 reporting FkEDKKIcx G. LANE ss the
name Of the Collector newly appointed a; Gloucester
Mass IL should be Frederick &. Low