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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
aNITRT TSVED THIS DAY. THE NOV.

Il NO ofHOLDEN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s-Lou-
rppc The Ed Of It. BY E;s SeP a songs %.
English Shines by Mrs S. c. Hall The New Crusade,
by John Savage author Of Lays Of Tie Fatherad PQmps
and yauities by Caroline Chesebro'; OConne!l by Kew
Henry Giles. Siren, Sing. by William p. MUcmnocki
Sketches Of New England Character by the author OF Snsy
LIS Diary; Uses and Abuses, by Utor Non Abuor The
Fishers OF Seneca Lake by Rosa Clover To Jenny llnd
bv Olivia lakewood, Three Chapters for Young sports
men bv Charley Chase The Birth Of the Flowers by John
s Adams: There Is No Night There by Laura $
FpIToR's TABIE-Hodssjunnce; Visit to Geney0 Sene-
en- lake. Fishing Excursion, Convention OF the society OF
The sienna Phi: Address OF Charles B. Sedgewick, Esq;
Essential Distinction between Mr. Mrs and Miss. The
Flowery" Style We Like Jenny Lnds First Concert;
Graphic Letter; Apprcciatiye Friends To Contributors
o2 II FOWLER Il DlErZ, l69 Nassaiist n T.
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NFW-YORk TRIBUNE.
~ AK7ll- NENNLY IRiHINk
NHy-YNKA WEEhLY TRlbUNk,

q ,ntUeI III syerr WedNesdly auI NI-tFtL4y lI4V.--'
u paV,s ~ ,raio ~ copies for g. Tea 70! go.
| t+vertiterlpnts cents line each lnseraon
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bark that OF angeing music and now the voice
plavofheayens grand Artillery While the unconscious shape
Of Adam is lifted from lis bed OF descending Clouds by
group of Angels and placed in the Garden OF Eden 10 be
breaiiled upon by the Lord GOdW 10 pages.
These articles viii be continued in future numbers;
promise ourreaders the greatest specimens Of poetic mag
ery deep thought and whitening satire published in
the English language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

Wrn Brvdeu Owen " Brennan, aud w II Sparks are
aPpo'''u 40 " T. ROBINSON, Chairman
A b AMrRm.N sec'Y. on ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

10 Seventeenth Ward.-The Wing Electors ofthis
Ward are noiifed attend al The Henry Clay House
MONDAY tie 2lst.usi between the hours o6 and l0AM
for e purpose Of eecing Delegates TO the several Con-
ventons accordance with the cal Of the Wing General
Committee and aso for ChRTer Convention consisting
0! y members to nominate Chatter ocers The following
persons have been naped Inspectors OF such Election:
MERNVlN Il BREWER, MATHEW II CHASE,
JOHN r ALLEN
By orLer OF Seventeenth Ward Wing Committee
NATHAN c. ELY, Chairman.
WET CHAPMAN, Secretary ol9 2us*
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In one Of the the most pleasant locations in the City,
IN STAGE ROUTE. The best of reference given and
eqlired. Apply at the NJ Z. OF Treenthst and Sey
.ntL-ay. % iIa+
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book BINDERS LEATHER.-The

Doom -BI Y UEKS' LIN II En-. = TIC
subscriber has on hand and is constantly receiving,
English f1oored skvprs, Coored Cali Skins French Tur-
Kew Morocco Russia Red Leather Sailed Splits and Calf
Sk}ns Book Coth Murble Paper, and every article re-
CURED for Biudery Always hand large assortment
OF Geo Dudeys superior Bark Skiyers Blank Sheep and
Inv Cnf skins All of which offered nj the lowest
market prices by o2 JAMES COOK, post Pearl,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

A CHILDs NURSE and PLAIN SEWER,
-EAbv most respectable Protestant Girl who under
stands the cure of children and is excellent Plain Sewer
Call al 233 Tweny-hth-st. the Nint-ay. for two
days o2ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

A S HOUSEHOLDER, by middle-aged lady
"a from Connecticut who can bring the best of recon-
mendutons She can be seen for few days at 81 Lagh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

|. Three delegates 10 The MeyoralY
:, FIVE Deega.es to me Cong occasional Convention.
S. Three Delegates 10 the judiciary Convention,
4 Five Deie4ases 10 In. Assembly Convention
s. Con.nLlee OF tNNemLNome lmeLlbers 10 nominate
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WANT PLACES.

"a General Housework. by respectable Woman. Has
tie best Of references Apply at 10 SiNl--l OBJ 1T
AS GENERAL HoUsEMtID III small
"a private family or as chanhennald and waiter by
Distance in The c6unry the hest OF city reference gwen
Mimi AVENUES OIL IT
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RD.-Gentleme and their wives
n Dor single gentlemen may be accommodated with
GOOD BOARD and PLEASANT ROOMS, with pantries
attached with privilege OF hot, cold and shower Baths at
IL Second-s Tie house is large and pleasantly located
Broadway line OF stages pass the door OF Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

7ENWO well-furnshed ROOMS on the
u first foor with full or partial boarl for single gentle
men only at II Wakcr-st side of Broadway Oh Ws
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DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
FL TO LET, with BREAKFAST and TEA, on the Sec
oud floor, att Park place OILS Ivy
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A S CHAMBERMAID, or General House
"a maid, by arespeciabe German girl or would do plain
sewing and chanberwork private family Apply at Us
Forsyti-s OH IT
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
POLITICAL NOTICES.


s2Ebs s'EkEA NDiIA ~
~ II ~
IA W., m nEuot-R ,Trc WING
'iNth NHr"'-i,Hle pf-.iN, ~ .t,,f.i +,,t
fLfs lOi;;- ~ me- 80. " q L.e Io, -
nt ~ 10 W. pt ~ ne rus n = ,i. ~, al
n q BoNcry HA haNiu.sl w ~ ~ - p N -,
&C eher ~ net"e'n me hi',Ts ~ X " h,. : - -
Wtlci ~ ~ re - ,f,.,,it, Convention
Three DeltEai'-9 I" ne H3if"ilI'' - WA, 49,,
Z-Ih'' De al's y, ~ ~ -, i;c,ai C,,,y.,lion
3.--Sly pe.e- elrs The ol.r'slollI S',vs,,'i''
4.-tjv D ega,e' q we As-,lipA ,ii f.r,,sn
5,-Elerer Delegates 10 me tI!fef anu 1e''O
tiur. " u sl,s arc
VIM Bryden Owen W Brennan a'ia w u. oi'Hi As' a."
W t. ROBINSON, Chairman.
AB AMERmtS. Sec'y. ezl ~
-, y,-J !. n ,rae,,,, OF many OF the
! TO seventh "Hrd'--A' 1'o0'-'- -
WIGS films Ward, ned al me corner u r's'
mud plet on Saturday evening last MI JOSEPH l. MILLS
III To- ,lo Chair and Mir T. ) Mcpherson appoint
! ed Secretary
The following Preamble and Resolutions were unaHt,
No,-s'' az nv VI ,,;,,o li,- ,., f,i,,o,.d
by' .rrae rumberof the Oldest aud most substantial Wing
Fec,nre of lic Ward grant them day election al suit
~ . filn End pace, aud prorer notice Of the be
sye,s and whereas said Ward Committee have for reasons
b. Inowntc themselves. refused 70 grant -ald petition
and have moi yer vfs nnC" ig g M & f,t I
choos ng n" Narlout p'll'L.p'T "a It r o WI
fes3,'ea In, I'M. W., @ m an @ petition. and e.r
cey IL keeping m Pr9@ r, sc. and nv Ghr
1l NE WI ~ p tS4cii,a1 on,r,p ,,,o ,I? ~
rgia q ou.l got cannot and viii not be ioeraed and
that we deem tier COURSE ~ ms matter unparalleled IN the
history oft' worst dHys "f t-uco,r"co msrt "lTe-pul
ms md back-sltlr management at ialnltny nan.
due the unasaktbt evidence that they conscious of
herowl ealoee and IRE satisfied should die nsal no
tee be given OF TIE hl lhe ana manner OF holding the
sad Pnmay Election nm lleY VIII be beaten; for, we
ask lfiis Is not me cast " ny ,s sgcae,y IN heelae me
Wings ofihe WadQ md we nerty GeGae that we be-
u -oll' r 80 'v sprung ldt
VIII render itmpoesib for tut ait~ OF me ar9e number
al trr own Cillt, 10 Oc dppTlscd OF
Tie tne ard pact OF ile,a ,r ,. si 10 II re-
her That we consider uer c'' -i , ,i, ,', 49,
spectacle petitioners and an act Oh c0HtciP"oic fhlIf
tyranny unsurpassed. M. WIZ, 1,,...,r.. ~, ,,,o
Re,oircd THAI recommend Inc WIG h'vctG' u llc
Seventh Ward 10 carefully examine, hl: morning pa!eIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

A S Cook, by a respectable woman, who
LAihoougly understands her business has no objection
10 washing and ironinga laundry preferred. Best OF city
reference. Can y East Elevellls Can be seen be-
tween and O'Clock for days. OF II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

Fok CALIFORNIA. OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
IA published te departure Of zach Mai Steamer for
Clagres. Price &, ceus per copy.
GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

POARD.-A gentleman and his wife, or
1.-TWO gentlemen, may obian board with pleasant rooms
furnished or unfinished. at 70 West WashingtOn-pace,
near Wasngon-square. The house is pleasantly situated,
and has bath ROOM References exchanged Apply
the premises. o2l33
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

A 5 Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re-
spectacle young with good city reference Can
be seen tor days al 50 Muoe-st ii floor front ROOM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

As PLAIN Cook, and to do General
4 IA tousework. 10y II respectable Woman Good refer
tnce given Apply at 60 Ridge-st. OBJ IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

PosT OrrlcE, CuAfAM-sQuARG, cox EAsI-BeoAD H6
RI, Eastern Ma.is, per 7e,mbGa yn SoHl St}
Winter Arrangements On ana after tins day i; hALi9
b Ii iGve r0nte viii close at tins office al y O'Clock T.
e lhe o'o'o f1zi IN AARON SWARTo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

NTANTED-A middlc-aged MAN, Of
w Industry. character and address TO act as AGENT
In ard near the civ Address B. \. Tribune Office Ito
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

~ To the Wings of the Seventeenth ward
TIE LAWYERS Custom House Officers haVltS called The
Primary Meetings when all who follow more useful occu'
paon are engaged business thus aordiug themselves
opporiuni,y detruud Why voters many Wings viii
iuEe part in bu call IN Evening Meeting TO select
Wings worthy of ,ie peoples support OIL LIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

y Nj hsIlf viii deliver The lrsl Of HI. series oftweye
lectures in The French Il+uage on the PflGcpa authors
S S " Bros ay, ii Ii O'Clock r NJ Tickets and circ
IsTs can be had at G. puAu's, 10 Broadway; Roe
%ocl,eood SONS All Broadway; +. Dupuy's, PlArma-
tieu 6Cg Broadway Price Of ticket for one lecture Oh
cents; for the twelve lectures, 81 OH NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
T. c. GoulD, Secretary. ol9 n

rTS Sixteenth Ward.-ln pursuance o. recon-
nendaiion OF the Wig General Committee, The Wing
Electors Of the Sixteenth Ward hc7e! notified ta. an
election VIII ue he'd Monday. Oct p, al the iSouih-
Wett corner Eish!-ay. and Tweniyiirds between the
hours If u and lo4 O'clock NJ for the purpose of choosing
three Delegates 10 The Mayoray Convention; three Dele
gues to tn. Judiciary non five Delegates 20 the
Sixth District Congressional Convention; eleven Delegates
to nominate Member Of Assembly for the XlNth Assem-
blv District and Charter Convention 10 consist Of 10
members to nominate Ward and School officers. By order
of the Ward Committee. H. HILL WHEELER,
W HopcElNsoN} o. Chairman.
ALkN MCGuIRE. 9elle'a!es' ~ .t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

WANTED, the whole or lover part OF
Tie advertiser not particular laI part OF the city If
Pheasant Address 9. H. l. office OF the Tribune OLD 3teud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

IA Wigs and ees.-BATClELORS ceie-
b'iet WIG FACTORY is all Wallst where at all times
be found III, lar est onmeni IN The city sranseIs
chasing ,lscN here B4Vi CHELORS newly-nvelted
WIGS ob uined silver medal at the Fair of tle American
minnie Ctrv linz, Md ess myl5 MWNFN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

Il p gentleman and his wife aud or single gentle
men can be accommodated with PLEASANT ROOMS in
a private family Mt 5G Br-t-st minutes walk from the
Peck-slp Ferry Boais every FIVE minutes during the
day L6cuiouvery desirable iacng the water
mandng fine view Of Brooklyn, New York East River,
&c OF 3WF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

- OIL! Oil! On!-Try McDOWELL,S EIGHTY
CENT WINTER OH. beautiful article; VIII burn clear
nicb % JOSEPH T. MCDOWELL,
s25 Inn Oil Store, los Diysion-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

WANTED. SITUATIONS for a num-
Der of excellent GIRLS and CHILDREN, recently
arrived free from city habits and associations and willing
10 work for moderate wages Application to be made NJ
the office Of Commissioners Of Emigration in the Park No
c,.raes s2l #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

nRINT COLORISTS WANTED-By
4 VIM FNDICOTT 4 co. 80 Beekman-st None but
hose who are accustomed doing the best kind OF work.
such as Natural History, need apply OIL IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

Ia seventh Ward.-Prrsuant 10 the recommends I
ton a. Ne WEI, General Committee, IN" Wngs OF me
Seventh Ward are requested assemble a. n S5venh
Ward Hotel, $50 Madisons on M0NDAY N r
tl st ut al Il O'Clock p NJ for the purpose OF select
inn Dplegates 10 the following Conventions SIX Delegates
10 the Fourth Congressional District Convention; lnree
Delegates to tic MGyoraly Conventions Three Delegates
IN The IuGcial Conventions Eleven Delegates TO an AS
senblv Conventions and Three Delegates from eaci
Election District OF Tie Ward to form Committee 10
nominate Charter Officers.
By order OF the Ware Committee.
WN D. ANDREWS, Chairman
-. l.. If ,,,c Snc,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

SALESMAN WANTED for January |.
9S5.-An importing and Iohbiug Dry Goods House
arr procured 20 r-a1 literally with efficient and Se-
renctd >ALESlifN-one with cify and one WIN eastern
acquaintance None need reply except such ms can lil,
ence urge amount pt good Trade above Colnnlnl-
cations ejd strictly confidential Address box $40 Post
Office olg 81
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WANTED.

need opply Good ,9pres Will he paid Call AT LOUIS
L. FELLOWS 81 SCHELLiS, Fl Muiden-lane ol6ot
TO ARCHITECTS. - PARTNER
i WANTED.-A regular bred ARCHITECT. who ms
been IL husiness III this city for many Years Is desirous N
making arrangement With an Architect tai wiling 10
devote his time and mind 70 the Profession tfiiieAn
that VIII pay elnHo for tie apye interest n any sAsled
Olq3tF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17

The Rev. Hale Smith, pastor Of the Church o
the Pilgrims has resigned the charge Of the church
Mr.. Tirado, peruvian rninister,) and suite, hav,
arrived at Washington, and taken apartments a
Wizards Hotel
| Hon. Henry A. Wise has been appointed dele.
gate to the Nashville Convention from Virginia. by
convention Of the Congressional district in which
he resides, though his own county Of Aceomac was
not represented therein. Mr.. Claybrook is the
Wing delegate.
Capt. VIM. Lang; of the U. s. Marines died in
Washington on the sth instant, and was inferred
with military honors.
M. Fenner Won Fenneberg, distinguished Ger
man patriot, has arrived at NewYork He was one
of the leading spirits in the instruction at Vienna,
and was one of the persons for whom Prince Win
dischgratz offered large reward, if taken dead or
alive. His friends, however, packed him in box,
and carried him out of the city as merchandise.
From there he walked on foot to Bavaria, and sub
sequently participated in the revolution at Baden
last year.
Mr. Gilbert J. Lyman, whose family reside in
Court near Jerolomon street, Brooklyn, NewYork,
has been missing since the 9TH instant. He is
printer by trade and formerly kept an office in Ann
street, in that city.
Henry Clay, Jr., the newly appointed Cadet, will
leave Georgetown College, in few days, for West
Point
Mrs, Jenet Ferguson, II years of age, committed
suicide in Niles, Mich, by hanging herself.
Mr.. Cough delivered his 1sOth Temperance ad-
dress at the fremont Temple, Boston, on the 9TH
instant
George Davis, Of NewYork, son of Matthew L.
Davis, for twelve or fourteen years Deputy Col
lector Of the Port died on the Sth inst in that city
LIE Grand Cannon, Esq, well known and
highly respected citizen of Troy, NewYork, died on
the 9Th inst, in the 9th year of his age.
1t was expected that Gen. Samuel Houston would
speak at the meeting of the American Temperance
Union in the Tabernacle, NewYork, on the 9th
instant.
The ant.Capital Punishment Society was to hold
a meeting at the Coliseum. 1t was rumored that
Mr.. Bancroft would speak on the occasion. =
Hon. J. M Berrien has returned to Washington
City from Savannah.
Hon. DANIEL CHIPMAN.-This eminentlawver
died at RiptOn, (VtJ on the 23d ult., at the
advanced age of IS years. He had retired from the
"' iot tweHy years, anu uuIihg the forty years
previous, his services such as to entitle him to
be considered as of the founders of the legal
institutions of the State having shared largely, as
legislator and lawyer, in giving them their pre-
sent high character. He figured, at different times
as Speaker of the House Of Representatives, as the
first Reporter of the decisions of the Supreme
Court, and as member of Congress. His work on
the law of Contracts for the payment of specific
articles" ELECTED the warmest praise of Judge Story
and Chancellor Kent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
Musical and Theatrical,

The theatrical machnsts of Paris have invented
beautiful !" snow " for stage effects The "Aakes
are seen drifting and agitated by the wind, in a
manner altogether magical" The appearance, as
the snow covers the ground, perfectly resembles
nature.
The grand Musical Festival among the Germans
at Philadelphia has been fixed for the 9Th and
18th OF June. The arrangements will embrace
procession in connection with the public concert in
Independence Square.
Brougham's complimentary benefit in NewYork,
on the 9Th inst, raised nearly $4,000.
Mrs. Frances Kemble's new comedy of the
Dukes Wager" was advertised for the last time
on the 9Th inst, at the Astor Opera House.
Mexican Buchanan has arrived at New York.
and was soon expected to appear on the boards
Jenny Lind and suite will stop at the Revere
House, Boston, during her visit to that city next
Fall. Mr.. Barnum's agent has already engaged
elegant apartments, to be occupied on the fourth
day of October.
The American Theatre, at Cincinnati, was sold
at Sheriff sale, on the 9th inst, for s5OOO Rob.
ert Cameron was The purchaser. The Theatre was
closed one or two nights but is again in operation
-s0O---
HE CALIFORNIA ARRIvALs-Gold and Pas
sengers.-The following is the number of passen-
gers, and the amount of gold brought by the three
steamers that arrived at NewYork on the 9TH inst,
from Chagres, and by the Alabama arrived at our
own port
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-17
METAIRIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oh | aesAA

"WEDNESDAY, May 49, ls50-A Pure of $IO0-FTee for ali
racing Horses that never won Purse $SGMile hea
same DayA Purse S75-Free for all Totng Horses to
$50 pounds. -
THURSDAY May s0-A Purse of sOO-Free for all Trottng
HorseS--Mle heats, three in FIVE, in harness.
fol money to saddle.
FRIDAY, May sl.-A Purse of $50 Free for all Trottng
Horsea-Tw mile hea,A in harness.
SATURDAY June LA Purse sIn0- for all Trottipg
POUNDS. The second best horse to sq5. .
same Dey-A Purse Of S30-Free for Troing Horses that
never Purse Mile heats in harness.
SUNDAY June IA Purse Of $00Free all Pacing
mile meats three IN hye in saddle Tfppecanos harness.
same DAyA Purse Of $50Free Trong Horses 10 10
a. they pease-Mie heats, three in fve. =
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