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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
Jenny Limbs First Concert Ia Boston.

bU5TONi 5sIaIuay o5pT.
Notwithstanding the storm Last night the Tenn.
pie wan thropged 70 hear Mile Jenny Lind The
heayiness of the atmosphere and the bad construc-
ton OF the Fl all for such exhibitions, obstacles
againnt which mono bus the great Songssresa her
oeption though it would have been called cold in
New.York, as yet quite enthusiastic for Boston
audience; and, as they were warmed up by the
exhibition of her unequaled powers, plaudits con-
tinued to increase, till, at the close Of the Echo
Song, the Hall rang with continued cheering.
There was great crowd around the Temple dur
ing the entire performance, Notwithstanding the
severe a,orm The building was Illuminated with
Drummond's light, and in front OF the fremont
House were jeta OF gas in the form oforan. usara.
1t was nearly midnight bafore the sst of the car
1iages, extending in line or nearly half mile, lefs
she Temple. There were probably near 600 ladies
amony tho audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

St. Lawrence-l, E. N. Fairohiid; ?, Leonard
Sears. 90,
Sorosoga--l, Chauncey Boughton q Samuel
Freeman.
Scheaectady-A a Van slyck.
ScAoAarie-l, 8. e Mix 2, vacant
Seaeca-Edward Mynderse: n..s,.
Stsu6en-l, ] h Hoschkn, Jri ., A. b. piokin-
ST. Solk@1. vacant E. K. Dryer.
SmlsuGn- Cornefns Wood.
Tompkims-l Alvah HurOurt; .. R. a. s. HYDE
Ul,ter-l Eas i'm Sheriff. .. VIM. asssem'
Warren-8eo Richards. ..,o
WasAtng ton-l Edwin Andrews 3. Daniei O.
Wevne-1. w CLARK. Jr.; .. James w Walker.
Westchestar-l. d. L. Cobb Harvey hlad'
Wyomine-Utiah Johnson
Ydtss-Jobn Underwood.
Pour vacant seats; every County rep
resented but Putnam.
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xhe Late Erie Railway Acc,dsa,.

o"E"oi saturday, sepA a.
The Coroner's Inquest upon The bodies of Thomas
John son and Betsey Kendrics who were killed on
the N. Y AID Etie Railroad, on the 9th mat. was
concluded last night and the following verdios was
rendered,
"Pbsl tho said Thomas johnson and Bstsey Keaahsk
came 10 deshs from wounds and Injuries received
nile In a Isirosd car being conge ed song the Nav.
Yors Ard Erie Rsotd 10 Consequence said railroad
car heng 10y runrng over that vss on he
sck Bud The Jurors upon heir oahs say hey have en-
amped pRce ~here the iojures occurred and Il an
pears the evidence thai The running OF s cara Of te
rack was owing III the hfs' pLce The nGu.ctencv ana
sck OF The north aide of the railroad track 10 pre-
vent cattle nom coming on The track snd the irsueen
cy Of the cattle RuRrds The brick yard 10 uy.yent
cattle from passing the track AID 10 the All paee to
The wan, OF doe care on the part Of William 7honss he
Engineer who had the direction and care Of tina Bnga
the time the cow and the carr thrown ~ iha
track. In witness whereof &c
sEYAOUR oHURCaILL, corcner.
STEPHEN STRONG. 8. B. LEONARD
ALANsON AAUGER, CaAS. SPENoLhY
CHARLES BEERS, DEMONS CURRY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

II Hon. JOSEPH GRlNEELL, the able Wing
Member Of Congress from the New. Bedford Dis.
trict, Mass declines denomination. His present
term will complete eight years Of eminensly iaish
full and effective service. In announcing his pur.
pose his constituents, Mr. Grinuell says;
GAS your Representative, it hag been my wish
and endeavor 20 carry into effect far as posi-.
Bile, the principles which distinguish the Wing
party; believing as | do, that II they were fully
carried into operation, we should be more prosper
GUS than We now are under the existing free trads
Tariff, which was adopted in 1916 through the re-
commentator and influence of the late President
Polk and his Cabinst. The famine In Europe in
ls47, the discovery of Gold in California ia ls4s,
and She large gaes Of United States stocks, and
other American securities in Europe the lass two
years. have thus far preventative legitimate effects
being fully developed; but the evil day lpay dayl
will surely come, when the effect of the excessive
importatiorB of foreign manufactures now being
made (about fifty million Of dollars per aunum over
our exports) will be disastrously felt as certain al
effect follows cause. Thasodou and impclsio fea
ture of this Tariff, assessing 10 wer duty on many
manufactured articles, than upon the raw material
of which they are made 10 SO manifesty opposed
to the interest of citizens, shst ss paternity lie
declined by eli who were Instrumental In the pas
sage of the aw.
1.-THE modification Of this Tariff Ia now desired
and prayed for by citizens of many States, OF all
parties Believing that moderate duties, specific
in character, when practicable, and discriminating
in favor OF articles made or produced in this
Try will promote the Independence and happiness
of che great mass of the people, | shall do what
ever may be In my power to accomplish shls de-
srabe object The Constitution declares in Its
preamble, shat tia formed to promote she general
welfare it is therefore the duty OF the Govern
ment to extend its fostering care over the indus.
trious aboring classes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

LUNG BAROMETER Among al the Ingenious mecasn
cal nve pons TO agast and direct The curative processes
of nature and science think The Lung Barometer
Roor must The lead for by means OF the sghset
defect in the lungs be readily distinguished and a ex'
tent definitely aacersined AID In such uncertain cases 50
will sometimes Arlre, whore the practitioner To Ia some
doubt al to The location be Barometer servea az
on unerriug guide This splendd and eoiy piece OF me-
chapism can be Or RooTs office, SIP Broad ~sy'
NeyyYok here he will remain for the purpose Of treat
Ing such patients may desiro avail themselves OF bic
skil In pulmonary complaints.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

KNAPr's health RESTORATIVE BIrrERs-vve are far
nom believing IN the propety Of endorsing medical
ars,ions merely the authority Of their Inventors, hn
when We have ourselves eated article or seen teued
and know to be excellent, we consider 1t only common
Justice TO say That justice freely and hssrfo,,
render to KNAPPs Health Restorative Biiers Tbev ara
decidedly the bssi tonic have tried AID NIL who
suffer from dyspepss nervous attacks low rpr,s feeble
ness or aGsu e hereby advRei to resort 10 than at
once They are for sale sts62 Hudsonst 50 eul bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

~ CoRNs! BuNloNs !-Those troubled with Corna or
Bunions st oud not fail DR. hTTLEFIELDs Com
Shields and PIasers. They tecurey protect Them from
pressure ard ricon and hus afford ready relief 2hoy
II ay be found al Rushos Co.'S, and Meakims Broad,
way, and Dr.. La Office, Al Merchants Exchange. In
Brooklyn q, Radcl Brothers, Atlantic ST and Geo WILL
son Fntongt s25 4teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
By Telegraph to The NeW-YOrk Tribune
Late and Important.

SYRACUSE, Saturday, Sept. g.
The Committee Of the Seceding Delegates have
called State Convention to assemble az Utica on
Thursday, the 17sh October, to be compoaed of one
Delegate from each Assembly District. They also
recommend that primary meetings be hold in
every County. The address viI be very long and
10 the production of Hon. Willis Duer.
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Fhe Hieka.a fer 1eany aaa.,a So. n-----.

Jonnr SuoSaoa sale of tioA eta shs sep. ~
ob,.i1se ~ eond Concert tho arst oho5nn %
largo p a. ~ sb pssnen b; the aavsro aoase
un-and az the best aea,s we're ,ss. 70 - Psefl-
ums fs to 81 and 81 rs Ii looks now a. g Il 80.
recelpts to the second Coae~r. might bo as ses
$4,000. The Germans in Bo,too. to tbs ,n SOSst
Of about 500 are to have torch gh. proceasion in
honor Of Mdlle. Lind. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

WE GIVE 1T UP--We adrni; the fact We think that
the picture Jenny Lind taken by Roof s the greatea
likeness The day. Is splendid !hng-io le-llke' SO
elegant and tasty All of BooT's naguereotpe Pictures
are of this sort Phey gay da1Dg glorious works OF
art His Picture Gallery, g. w. corner Broadway and
Frankln.s gem In this way It's free to ALL His 3D.
looms gorgeous and are always full OF fashionable peo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

NEW JERsEY-THoMAs 81. WHITNEY Of Gloa-
cester Co. is tho Wing candidate for Congress In
the LIST District vice Hon Andrew K. Hay who de.
Clined reelection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

Combinations and Reflections.
WASHINGTON Sunday, Sept. %.
RICHARD W. THOMPSON, Recorder Of Land
Office, instead Of Nathan Sargent.
G. W. GORDON, Postmaster at Boston, in
stead of Mr.. Hayden.
CHAUNcEY ABBOTT, Postmaster at Madi-
son, Wis. instead of $500 Morrison.
All the Wisconsin appointments are now
confirmed, except the reflections heretofore
sent.
WIr11An JACKSON, confirmed Postmaster
at Syracuse.
THOMAS Cloves, Postmaster, Troy.
CoURrLAND CAUSING, Of Ind. Charge
d'Atfaires to Ecuador.
DAY O. KELLOGG, of NeW-York, Consul to
Glasgow.
ROBERT E. DAVIDSON, Of Tenn. Consul to
Rio Grsnde.
JAMES FoY, of Penn. Consul to Dublin.
The following are the Utah combinations
Brigham Young Governor OF Utah.
Bong hton Davis Harris, OF VI Secretary OF State Utah.
Joseph Burlington, Of Pa Chief Jusice OF Utah.
Percy e. BrocchuB OF Ala Associate Justice OF Ulah.
Zerubabel soow. OF Ohio Associate Justice Of U!ah,
Seth Blair, of Utah. U. 9 Attorney OF Uah
Joseph La, Hay wood OF Utsh, U, q Marshal Of Utah.
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T.noKING GLAsBES.

yr n,cu.Rps KlresLAND, wholesale dealer in and aasa'
Of Looking glasses and importer of Looking gnis
Ps,s. Large Pier and Msnte Glasses put up to order
oor,lznd,t SECOND door, opposite Merchants Hotel New
WI g529 ln*
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0HRIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE

serN RRoADWhV above 0randst-OPCN EVE.
x 4 XRY NIGHY during the week. uol further nonce
The original and we'll known Chrisya Altairels COM
prspr mn fcen and "versstile" corps" OF talented
Ind 81 per,auced performers under the management OF
h. p CHRIsTY whose Concerts in this CITY for sue
csssion ears hass been received vh favor by
highly respectable and fashionable audiences.
Stckels Is ceuis. Doors open b, Ct; commence at75
Afternoon Concert every sanrday. commencing at
p rs $50 lwist
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THE MOHAND
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Eztahliahad 1910.

e 1872 Chatham-st opposite the Nalionsl Theatre Rhe
pictures at this establishment stand unsurpassed for bold.
neas of outline iahfuness OF likeness and durability Of
imuYeaaon s25 2meodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

JENNY LINDJuut received the only correct tene'a OF
the iRhting gale, executed By F. DAyIGNoE from BrAdys
Daguereoype. Price 80 cents Published from sredys
Gallery, 2o5 Broadway, by BRADY D'AvIaNoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

MENy AND BoYg oLoPHINa WAREHOUSE.
IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KNAPP, manufacturers OF
Meng and Boys clothing. We Offering the beat stock
OF reasonable garments be found Ia this City, suitable
for any climate In tho United sa,es For cash only.
al w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

HEAR THE TESTIMONY OF GREAT PHYsIcIAH-As
the faculty In this country admit that sPoTTENs God Live
Oh Candy best preparation OF the Oh that has eve
been invented, will quote The following from the Lon
don Journal OF Medicine In relation TO the principal material
OF that Invaluable article Phe writer nsss that he has pre-
scbed Cod Liver OIL In 400 Of consumption, and he
states az the result extensive experience That the pure
fresh oil from the liver OF the cod" he only kind used by
gpoTTEN is more ben fetal In the treatment ofpumonay
diseases than any agent medicinal dieahc or reglnena
hsbas yet been employed. No higher medical testimony
bsn this be adduced. For sale by THOMAS sPorTEF,
l8 Bowery Price Is cents per package and by Druggists
generally throughout the United stnes s28 StBA&W
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ONE VERY coin NORNINe

Lsst winter, the poor and wretched bachelor Of little
back re in the sixth story Of tall gaun house mar
row. deep dark dirty street got sleapess from bis IT.
e narrow lonely bed having been tortured rscscd and
made alex by being cshned cribbed aid conhnes By dry
Bore painful cough aEd with his gessed eyes OF indifeT
epce for life that tbs water was frozen In bis wash
piicher-hat buitcns his pants shrss AMI
oohlpg around The cold bare walls Of his dismal and
desoate bschelor-room, he contemplated suicide
While fumbng about the rne drsWer of his wanhstand
for RAZOR!-to shave he stood contemplating the bro
needleihe naked cotton spoolhs plness pncushion
the broken shirt buttonsihe old purse by old love
the torn love letter dated May l839-the rusiy himbe,
Gc &C. all of which formed tho cssEel Of this confirmed
bachelor. While his mind, rambling In the reams Of
thought hs receiving the stale odor Thrown shaving
soap bis fingers fumbng in the OF This greasy
drawer he overturned brown parcel which contained
lock OF female hair and underneath cleaned package OF
NRs. JERVIs's GOLD CANDY.
His JOY ke bounds and melted In bis mouth into
the eysum OF s efficacy his fearful cold, the sad
csuae his misanhropv vanished and his features ght
ened into cheerful resolve that should have been lho
grsphed and famed-to get married He hsS done and
lives envously hsppyhe has young helr to inherit
the fruits and usefulness OF this ambition and he de-
EgAts In a,Fibuleg his contentment to
JERvIEg COLD CANDY
"Ah!' ssys he, twinng his two manly arms protect
ngly around his beautiful child IS" might have done that
horrd Decd that obscure ROOM that cold morning.
and my body would have lain for days uncGred for until
puthfactou would have awakened the suspicion OF Bddy
The chambermRid."
" Great oaks ftom lille acornB srow,T
Great deeds fros htle causes foo
MRS. JERVIs'S COLD CANDY, THE UNIVERSAL
LY ADMITTED GOOD REGEDY for Coughs Colds
HoaBenesa, and other throat and lung complaints SOLD
BY MRS. w. JERvIs, 366 BROADWAY, AND BY
DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
"FANlLIAR IN THEIR MOUTHS


as household words "-shakspere could moi have mean
this sentence TO refer TO
MRS JERVIss COLD CANDY
But how well will apply q, the present writing This
really good article is found almost every mante.pece
or in every prvse drawer OF those who have heretofore
'esed s 'ruihulneso Ii wsnta but fair trial make
smother finn fend. COUGHS, Coins, HoARsgNEss, AND
OTHER THROAT AND LuNG COMPLAINTS
Like wreath OF mountain mis
BY the efulgent sunbeams kissed,
are made 10 ditSolve and yanish.
Bold Wholesale and retail by Hrs w JEpy1s sss Broad
way, one door above Franhln.s,
Ts-llb Broadway 10 As,or House. MIRA Bsv.
lSS Fulton at Brooklyn, ard by Druggtss. generally
k Each package 10 Invariably signed Mrs W. JERvts.
Besureio sak for Mira JExvlss Cod Candy
Put up In paeAsges OF Is % IA and 81 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

HS~ BLANK BOOKS WRITING PAPERS, Envelops Gold
Pens Copying Presres Manifold Letter Writern by which
letters and copies are written the tima; Cards.
Diaries 10, 1851 oil szes and Stationery OF ali kinda at 10
prieea RRA>HoIs & LQDTREL, II Maiden laHa So Iva
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n a 3 e Il N a o l. E

I'm CONSEQUENCES of The great SUCCESS OF Mr.. Epes
ASarsente Song "A Salvation 10 Anerica,n (written
for Mds jenny Lnd) ss surg by Mr, pEMP5TEa al Inc
Tabernacle TO bis music Mi D. proposes 10 give Two
Enterrsipmsun al The same place ibe Evenings Of
"WEDNESDAY, Oct 2, sud FRIDAY, ocs 4 introducing
on both oceasons, together with his new Song morn
ms Noon az Mig hi" The May Queen and varte.
ty Of hio mot popular Songs ecoush Ballads Pick
os SO cent? TO commence at O'Clock. $50 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30
BusINEss MoTIOEs.

Nkw.YoRS CONSERVATORY OF Music, al BROADWAY
Members are particularly requested to be present this
Monasy) evening" business OF importance viii come be.
loe hem BRADBURY NASG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

Eew-YoEk Loco-Fo Nominations.
Westchester Co.-For District Attorney-Fran.
els Larkn, of Ossining Superintendent Of the
Poor-John D. Haines, Of Bedford; Justice of the
Seasiong-James Wicks, Of Newcastle.
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Rus1NEss NOTICES.


BAREun,s MusEuM-Miss Chapman, one OF Bnrtous
great fsvor;et aged al BaRTuh1, an pI S
Mary Middleton lhB being 10 the moral ,ans n sO
Dru1tard She 10 = yey isleaed lesy. This st'esh''N
Two cornic ME nePfofmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

FALBoTYPEs AND DAGuERREoTYpEs-Sy recent di'cov
eries OF tie subscribers the Taboypes are now taken by
them extraordinary degree OF perfecton By this pro
cess Deguesotypes be copied on ivory and Ivory pa
per In any size up to ;he size OF te DaguerreoTpe'
taken In the most sristical STYLE at the National Miniature
Gallery 247 Broadway LANGENHEIM 4 co.
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rvxrnrrnps at TIE PAIa,

Requiring CARDS Circulars, or Printing OF any Al'a'
very short notice ard at prices cannot 90 os9, VEL
to esve ,be'r orders ct BAKER GoDWlS q ZOE 0'0AD-
JOB Printing Office, Tribune Building0
s.t,.i.ccn euarsneed-civl and courteous rea'sn'0
80, BAKER GOODWIN Il co Prtaterv
.o0a, tribune Buildings, entrance spruceSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

NboITeSteV'l
The following is a complete list Of the Del
egates admitted to seats in the Wing State
Convention:
Albaay-l, John Haswell; ., Robert B. John.
stone; g. John g. Fetman, jr; Az. V. Ooshout.
AAegany-1,J J. W. Sherman q 81. "A. Smith.
Broome-E. G. Katsel.
Cattarnugus-1. B Martin; q g. Van Camper.
Cayuga--l D. w. Telford; ?, VIM. ]. Cornwelli
3, Darius Adams.
Chautauque-l, Abner Lewis ,, Geo. W. Tew.
Chemung-Phineas Catin.
Chendng0-l, DemAs Hubbard IT,. ., e. Clarke.
Clinton. T. Everest.
COlum6ia-1, James NJ 6trever; 2, Norton g..
Collin
Corlond-Ira Skeel.
DeIanare-l, Edwin More; ,, J. a. Graham.
DatchesS-l, Epenetus Crosby; ., Edgar Thorne;
s. Isaac |. Plat.
Erie, Hiram Barton; p John T. Bash; g.,
jus Wood 4, Ezra Chaffee.
EsSe1- Caleb D Barton.
f. anklin-W. A Wheeler.
Fulton and HamiAon-James Wels.
Gemsee-l, Hiram w Heacal; ., Moses Tag
cart.
G4ee1t-l, A. q. Bailey; ., Albert Tattle.
RsrAimeJ-l, Harvey Dooittle; 2, Amos H.
Pre,cost.
g. Bran McColom.
Ksngs-l, G. L. Hartenae; ?, F B. Spinola; 3,
Seymour L. Hustled.
Leuis-Wiliam l. EaSton.
Liring,ton-l, D. q. Abel; ,, Gardner Arnold.
Maduon-l, Henry @. Goodwin; ?, Hezekiah
Beecher
Monroe, Geo W. Allen ., Freeman Clark;
g. James &. Thompson.
Montgomeyy-l, Alexander Sheldon 2, Leandef
Fox,
Ne.o York City, Robert Collins; O. Levi Fol.
som; 3, w. Il. Sparks 4, VIM A. Darling 5,
none admitted e, James T. III BlosKley; 7, Dan
lei Ullman; 8, Samuel =. Barsol s, VIM. 7.
Nackreli 10, Thomas Carnleyi II, James Dewey;
ID, James Van Norden; 49, Isaac 0. Barker II,
VIM. Turner; 49, Merwin R. Brewer; .l6, VIM.
K. Strong.
Niagafa-l, Thos T. Flager; @ Ira Race.
Onelda-l, Samuel Campbell 2, David j. Mil
lard; 8, A. D. Barber; 4 Jesse Nattison.
OA0nddga--l, Odgen Herrck 2, Benjamin
J. Coles 3, Thomss B Fitch 4, Samuel Fart.
Ontario-i, John H. Bradford ., Francis Gran.
OrGnge-1, w. c. Hasbroack; ., Phneas Ram.
seyi g. Daniel Fullerton.
ORLEANS John Ryan.
Osrego-1, VIM Duer; 2, Joseph T. Stephens.
Otago-l, Horatio Olcost; 2, David III. Hard
8, W. A. Morris.
PlitHam-iFone presently
Queens-Wessel s. Smith
Renisel0er--l, James Forsyth 2, Jonathan u.
WhiPpe; 8, Geo. q. Myers.
Richnoad-Wm Fl. Vanderbilt
Rochland-Jokn g Garnee
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ADJUSTMENTS.
JENNY AIHD HALL,

BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND STREET,
THE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERTO
Y,yR. KARNDHl bag ihs honor 10 announce that the
lqh5syeu!h GfaDu GonOett of
MDLLE j Emmy LIND.
Ui fhAe place In Tho above named Damed Han on Moo
S.v October 7 1850 and that her Concerts will from tnsi
period given in New York regularly until further
ice Particulars hereafter. 40 u
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From the worcester Daily Spy.

EsY- FowLERs WELLS, PhrenoloRists and publishers
Clinton Hell. 1911 Napsau.at wear lhe Park.
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Ega In Troy county, difficulty occurred be-
tween Mr. T. P. Moore and WIZ. Mason, on the
18th il at in which the latter was seriously and il
"a feared, mo1tAlty wounded Moore was arrested
aud held TO bail Is The sum of 81 900.
IEawasdsvills Oh Record.
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NARNUNI'S AMERICAN WUSEUW.-F. r
OBARU@, Proprietor aud Manager JOHN 9RGCN'
WOOD, Jr. Assistant @annger-Merriment and insfuc.
ton for all. Performances afternoon and evening com
mencpcpg MONDAY Sept. so MRB Caroline Chapman,
Boston, makes her frat appearance Monds? eyen
ing In ihs Drama OF The 0RUNKARD. Every afternoon
during the wreck two amusing iGrces with the Lancashire
Bell-Ripgers Among The curiosties AT the Museum is
richly executed bust OF Jenny Lind &c Afternoon per.
formancos s. Evening al II O'Clock AdEaiaon IS
children under 10 years, l2a cia. $50
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niaunien Address. sc.

WASHINGTON, Sunday, Sept % q
A Disunion Address will appear in day
or two. 1t is now ready, and is from Mr..
Buffers pen.
Executive Session will be held tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

V'HE MINsT8EK's CURSE, Group In Marble,
by Chsrles Auler. This work OF ART which received
oe great gold medal q, ,he NOiions Exhibition Of ZINE
Ana In PSts 1893 IL now open the public the usw
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gusRE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE
Z ARRS-Nev pain ngr recently arrived rom EUROPE,
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| e The Aess's }. W. BARKER Co. are last winning
opnicps of The ladies' 20 merchants Of the city
moro pairs taking or labor harder to deserves he
s 0cA Of Dry Goods not surpassed for variety and
hInk not eqaslled for cheap 90 In this counro We
recon mend our lady readers give them call this morn
Ing, .. AAey win offer some new goods day