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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

r5~Eishtf Assembly District-Tenth Ward
The Delegates 10 the Assembly Convention of the 8 s
ct Kellingers Hotel on Thursday eye1ns ne
2th inst and unanimously nominated SANFORD L. MA
COMBER as the Wing candidate Tor Assembly from tins
District. JAS. NhIh Chu[lld ~.
ELIAS CONES Secretary. OPS IL
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ADJUSTMENTS
READEMOISELLE JENNY LIND
LIVE Will give her FIRST GRAND CONCERT since her
return 10 New York at the fFRIPLER HALL,
On FRIDAY EVENING, Oct p.
PROGR NINE.


PART /.
Festival Overture-t composed for The opening
in America. Benedict
~" ii5i Sien6r Beiietti, Nnbuco. ....... Verdi
0G NrIc Jepny Lind. Der Freyscuz. Weber
erentola Rossni
Ind u' sonnanbna., Bellni
PART II.
Overrure-Eg mont Beethoven.
Aria.-' 70 Peccais" Signor Belletti. Stabat
Observation-Disclosures. Rossni,
Aria with Chorus" nianmutus" Mile Jen-
nv Lind. Stabal Mater. ROssni
March from AihGla MendelsshOn.
"The Bird Song" Mile Jenny Lind. -. Taubert
The swedish Melody, commonly called The Echo Song,
Mile Jenny Lind
Conductor. Mr. Benedict
Full Orchestra of Sixty Musicians comprising the first
talentin the country, has been engaged.
Grand Chorus, composed OF the best professional 7o-
ross In Ne,r-YuIk has been arranged for this OCCASION
uuder the direction OF Mr. George LOder.
The Prices oIckets the body 0fte house and second
circle viii be g each Tie trOntruw OF the first circle VIII
be 50 and tile remainder OF the seats IN that circle 81
Places may be secured Trpler Hail. at the American Nu
scum at WIN. Han Sons Music Store, in Broadway
Jole's Music Store 800 Broadway and at the principal
Music Stores and Hotels.
Doors open At O'Clock. Concert 10 commence at
o'clock.
No Checks viii be issued
One OF Chickering'S Grand Pianos VIII be used at this
Concert.
Books containing Programme and Words ofthe Songs
in Italian German, Swedish and their Transitions into Eng
lsh, can be obtained in tie lobby OF the Hail
MademJselle JENNY LIND viii continue her Concerts
every II ESDAi, THURSDAY and FRIDAY until further
notice o22N
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DLUE and CANARY PRINTS.--A
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NVOI7SFHOLD- FURNITURE Want

a Hed-The subscriber wishes to purchase the Furniture
of family declining housekeeping Any family ndlyd
ua declining find cash customer by addressing during
this week TO" Randall" Box 1913 Post-Ohce.
n B. Furniture not too expensive IN quality would be
preferred. Oh 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

Tue NIcAKiGuA EoUrg.--H number
Of the passengers by tho Crescen, City.
which arrived IT New Yurk, on Friday
came by the Nicaragua route. Several
steamers had touched at Realsjo, port
on the Pacific, aud landed two hundred
passengers. The first hnnd,vd miles To-
wards the Allautie was travelled with
mules, then the Lake of Nicaragua wns
navisaled in flat boats, which were also
use I ~ tho descent ~ the San Juan river,
in all u distance ni two hundred miles
by this spccious u mv vlgalinn, This route
is described as u very Interesting ono,
nnd the climate is favorable tuheuhh, At
present, the journey ia tedious for want
"f facilities, A steamer wns in San Juan
river for the benefit ul the travellers, aud
1t is lhnughl this route will ln greatly
travelled rs facilities are multiplied, Tw,
hundred passengers were still al Rcalelu
when the expedition left
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

lyrgREsTrNG MmirAWY RtAiINIsCLNCE
In some remarks nf Gen Riley, al the
festival upcning nf the CruiraI IPenu.)
Railroad last week., he paid IA most exal-
ted uibnle To The Penusl Ivania uonps,
for theft high qualities in all the hatlles
of the Mex eau war, and especially L.
their commander Gen. Patterson, who,
he said, more than uuce saved the army.
In tlie Course Of his remarks, Gen. Riley
said that when the chief command pass.
ed from the hands nf Gen. Scott for b
pcTind, al the time of the we'll known
.crullnversy among some "f the general
officers. tao army wJs almost unanim"uN
in iawrr of investing Gen. Patterson with
The h,nurs and powers Of c"mmInder.
in chief.
IL acku wledging this c1npimont
Gen. Patterson, u!ier reinIrklug thai
compliments derive their value in .
great nsasure from the source from which
they eninale," said "n come .ruo. .iium an
officer who had fought in four wars. lhir.
teen pitched battles. aud ono hundred
skirmlshes, III no uue of which had he
turned his back Ia the enemy, or lust q
position"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01


MR. Clay AT HoMe.-The Kentucky
papers pnblish the correspondence thai.
has taken place between Mr.. Clay aud a
conmitlee of his Democratic and Whip
fellow-,irizens Of hexiug,un, inviting
INN To he prseut at free Ra:hecur,
which was 10 take place on Thursday
lnsl. Afirr accepting the iuyi,sliun, on,l
expressing the than, fulneSs aud graft
ade thai he felt on the prrnsal of then
-xrressi"n nj the spp,oval Of his course
"a ,he Senate. he says:
During The ariuous Struggle III Con.
sress, II was Il s"uIce pf great salistuc.
iinn aud encouragement Ia me Ia lrsIu
fun Kentucky that my fellow citizen,
in this State, without dis mclinn uI party,
were almost unanimous IN favor nl those
MEASURES. 81 i"ug discussed, which were
! designed 10 reconcile srrtbrnal diil''rrn-
ccs and preserve the UnhD iree from all
danger Lam II, iced, ulun my rr'urn
h ,ins, 10 fiuJ that Was not mi>t"keh Bs
no Ihr state eli pubic "pin"u ~ X n,Dc
Iky Ny Dem"cIalic fellow cilzens have
met and wtlr0n,d me WI'h cordially
md wa,ID h not nipa>srd bl thu WhigS.
and bn h parties have united W gialiiy
ing drrnuus;tIilH,s uf their attachment
md confidence. II is highly hunrsh' G
| .uI ,,,p p.,,liuu Ia fhN ,.,ttt,ytao, iI ,,ri
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

Tar Save TRApr,--As specimen
Of tbs In,iIiry Of our present African
coast blockade IN soppfcss the traffic aud
import of slaves into Brazil, cores.
punIcnt Of the T"ndnu Times furnishes
al oxrracr IInN Bahia paper, the Secu'
Ia. fun which IL appears that tho sIoop
Givn Sol arrived lhoIr on tre lsr July
with 100 SInvesf oD The 7th the Iuggcr
Polna arrived with 10; and On the 2lsl
the schr, Fe arrived with $50. Aud all
wIthour the slightest interference on the
pant vt the police.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01


oLB sTYLE HYMSG--The following are correct
specimens Of the hymns snug in Congregational
ehu ches before the daysof Or Watts. aud which
we're gradually made Ia give place To the hymus
now ia ts-. as the tate for hmmnuy aud beauty
/ !, reased in our churches The foilowing verse
sh 'ud br deaconc'l VI Il sung one line al ,ne;
Til like the rrecinu' nuiiment.
Down AMUu's beard did 90:
Down AarOus heart il j,nVnward went.
His garment skirts uath."
Another--a sort OF address 10 whales und nlbe
hig hsl,. as we'll ia iom.cods. founders, se"Pins,
sells and other SIN III ny:
''Ye mu slrrs .! ,lr. hob'lins deep.
Your Makers praises spout
Up from tile sands >e cadiinss peep
Aud wagiyonr tail' about,
Thee is much truth il mt poetry in7 Tie IT
l0wing:
The race is iot forever got
BY him whn Ilstest rlins
N"r the battle by those peor'e,
Who shoot wiki the longest suus
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

AN INoIDENT At ruE CIRcus. When
the "Peasaui's Ftoic" was being per.
formed ut the circus on Monday night
the knowing ones were greatly amused
by the efforts of humane though some.
what rerdaKt gentleman - who seriously
undertook to persuade the ring master
aud clnwn not to permit the Peasant To
ride--Hssurng them he was intoxicated
and would get hurt; and when he found
his inteIEostions unavaiina, aud the
drunken man ilmnleiing on horse back
he denounced the company as "rork less
ra,cals. having no regard Tor the life If n
human being" As the scene ptogres
scd, he watched with terror aud alarm
depicted "u his cnunlenance. until unde
ceiyed by The dcnoarment. when he owned
up--ro~ple,ely 'suck.ed.in." Twas
rich --MiiSboyouyh Ga=rhc,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01
THE Ear PLACE

10 rW chose Ready Made &, c,othIng.
Cloths Cassinercs I,estigs T,rrau,irgs al price,
"SriteUrybody, eWicrcI ghoiesaIe CT JetatiSot
sTIIrH g. To " G'S,
4 n Main street, Lancaster Ohio inst between Re-
" Der & Rats'S Store qrd John Lyon's Grocery
Our Goods are tresh AMI Of the latest importations
the variety very great and the stock plee
II is needless 10 give !, npthy AesseiEgion of oar
GDols suffice il to 50 that we have every thing that
would completes gentlemcn's wardrobe consisting Of
every variety OF oats Jackets Pants Vests Shirts
Drawers, Suspenders Crsvats. Stscks IandLerchcils
Bosoms collars, socks Gloves together with the most
fashionable and beautiful styles Of
cloths, CaSSim"ro-, VsstinSs & Trimmings,
so tia. those who would prefer to have their Clothes
made 10 order, car do by first leaving their mea
sure and good tits warfatcd or no sale.
We Keep constantly employed number first rate
Ia0TS, and ieel prepared TO do all manner Of tlilOr
trg; but those who desire their clothes made up altei
tue latest fashions and in the nts durable and sIbstan
tial manner just give us a call.
| We spl low in this there Is no mistake notwith
standing others may say they sell from 30 to 81
PER cent lower than ry body else, and as an evi
foods and we feel confident that those who wan
,lOthi"g will surely buy.
| Bear in mind that SDuTH & TONG are practical Tai
lor5, hav0 followed their business for many years ant
might with proprety be said to understand perfectly
the quality and make Of their Goods so thatany alti
Gle they sell may be relied upon being good an,
substantial, if found defective in anv respect jus
return Il anl they viii give satisfaction.
! TTDon't forget th1 place. rccollcct the name ant
on pIire for SMITH & TONG.
| may 81, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01
"a cTs lloK THE PlopLE!

. REtNMUND, son & BECK,
a Ttheir Old stmd on main street, are just rcceiv'
n ing their ar.,- ,.-. 40 .rt,
spring aud summer Goods.
From the Eastern cities, consisting in part ofthea
following b N.S b.
Blue, Blapk and Brown CLOTHS; CAsSiMEREs.
and SATTINETS. Also variety Of tyles and eoors
)f Sgmmsr Cloths; general assortment OF Spring
md SWnrter Dr Goods. Bonnets, Leghorn AM
salm Leaf HATS Ladies' Slippers & Walking Shoes 4
Hardware, oWermswero and GrocrFies.
The citizens Of Fairfield aud adjoining counties arc
espectuly invited 10 call and 0xanins our Splendid
Stock Of Goods As for prices wo cannot be beat as
lur entire stock was purchased for CASH. consequent
lv we are enabled TO sell at Gerry lotD PriceSwthout
making great blow in the newspapers .
Come one come all and we i'll satisfy You Of these
acts. IlElNMUNI), son ~ BECK.
N. n. PRODUCE Of all kinds taken in OK, barge for
Goods, ~ae
Lanca ster, march 90, 1850. 2m47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01
Lancaster, April 10, 1850
FAIRFSILB FACTORY
NINA GAKPyNTpP,

TE II r u n IL y ~ v - ",
I'D ESPECTFUI.EY informs the public that he has
il u associated in business with himself ROBERT
and GEORGE LOWRY. Hehas also added to his rs
tabshment the most improved machinery, which will
enable them to manufacture Cloth, kereys, Flannels
Kersemcre, Satine,, Tweed and Blankets in the best
style and at the shortest notice.
Common Wool will be manufactured into Cloth for
forty cents yer yard,
Three quarter, boodcdmerino and upward, super
fine finish, 60 cents per yard.
Sattine 40 cents per yard Blankets So 10 $3.50 per
pair, Flannels, &C.. in proportion
Every body is aware that fine cloth is more valua'
bic thar coarse, and that the difference in the price
depends moro on the labor bestowed than tho cost of
the raw material The difference therefore, in the
prce Of manufacturing (ne and coarse wool will be ex
planned BY the finish which, wiA not be interior to
Eastern Goods
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
win be done in the best manner, at customary prices
In as much as the expenses OF the business are heavy
and profits light prompt payment will necessarily be
required for all orders in their business.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted--or which Goods
win be given in exchange.
May IL, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01
Sbr Eanrasttr @a,rttr.
spEtnL EltcrlaN.-I3y pruclnnanon

SPrtnt ELtcriaN.-iSy pricl,nauoh
Of the Sheriff, we notice that special
election is TO he held on lIle second Tues
day. the 18th Of Noyember, in this conn
", for delegate u The Constitutional Con
vsntian 10 fil the vacancy caused by The
resisuatiunof D. A. E'hrlIs.in. Esq
the Democratic primary rie, tin Gn
the nomination of clhiidale. i, To b,.
held on the Cd day uf November W..
notice the names nf J,.lgr chsury aud
Col Sharp in the Eag'c,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

ASTONISHING YIgLD oF CoRN.--We
clip the following from tho list of prcmi'
uums, &c, awarded at the Lexington
(Ey,) Fuir;
CoRs-Yiold, per acre. Of 10 ncreS premium to
Jas. Malson, OF Bourbon; cerl lihrale lu l'1ter
peali, Of Clarke. Nne entriea.
Tue following nre tho quantities raised by the
sever al persons who cunlenled TOR the prize:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

Thirty seven barrels are equal t" nuc
hundrsd aud eighty.6ve bushels If shel.
led corn. Consequently Mr, Mltson's
field has produced tho astonishing qoan'
iity of ono hundred aud eighty nine bush.
els aud one quart per acre, ar ono thou
sand eight huHdied and ninety bushels &
ten quarts upon ten acres. This surpas-
sss anything W. ever heard ofiu The way
ofrasing corn. Mr.. peau, it will be seen.
fell behind Mr.. NJ, only oue quart to the
acre.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following is an extract from letter lately re:
ceived from distinguished physician in the State Of
Virginia:
"A. II. CHRBrlE NJ D.-Dcdr Sir One Of my patients
unknown TO me- obtained your Gdlranie Belt end Neck
Deafness The case was that Of lady whose Nervous
system much dsordered and her general health poor
Much done previously to the application Of the Belt
YOU that since she commenced wearing the Belt and
using the Fluid, but few weeks ago, she ha. EN-.
TIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING, and her
general health is better than for severel years"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

LAND ron Kossuru Tho Now York
correspondent OF tho Philadelphia In.
qHrer says that gentleman of that city
has nilored tia, if Kossrth will select N
York as his place ufresidenco and exile
he will give him deed Of one hundred
acres ~ beautiful land in the vicinity o.
thut city. |, 10 probable (saystho writer,
that the brave Magyar will accen,, ant
hefire hong be am1pg us.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

U'It is worthy Of remark, that the
subscription for the prpchase Of the fti
Oi,ive slave, arrested in Detroit. was
headed by q son in.law Of Gen, Cass,
with $50, anl "uot real noisy abolition.
lists subscribed aollarr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

VIRGINIA. -Sprakiug oIthe conventions
the Richmoud Times says--It Is already
manifest that tre changes proposed in the
fundamental law will be almost tnmber
less, aud relating to nearly every branch
of civil pOlity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01
HOO.s, ShOcs, Leather ana
Findings.

THE undersigned have commenced receiying theh
Spring and Summer stock OF Goods, which cor
sist in part fthe following articles:
Laiies' Black, Bron1 e,high & Low Bustins Caitel
Fine Kid slippers and Ties
Misses Black, Bronze cold BUS ,in' and Slippers
Chillreus Black, Bronze ( ,ol'd shoes and Gatri
Mems Calr and Morocco Boots
Bas-in and Cassincra Caters, on hand anJ
Hada tu nr,nl
Coarse Boots, from sl.l5 TO sl,05 pr pair
hip monrocs for SlUJ y"
hoy cons Boots from sl,5D to Si,5 -
Al! kinds Of Finlings, 'uchas k.t Thread, fe.'.
loot Webbing Boot and Brug1 LaoGs, "
They have also OIL hand, f.. rate article OF SPIN
sh Sot Leotitr, morocco, Liangs aid Bindings;
Also, co iiiuue to manuiatue ant have On band o.
pisudd assortment Of their own work, which rs '
veil known as to need no Other rrecon,iHer dalior
Thei thanks arc rcturned 70 the mny friend who
ave hilh Ito extended to hnn so ii tri patT Eagr
The publ morally and he Lad in p0r.i lar,
are invited to call and examine their so, beior ,I-
chasing elsewhere. WORK, son 4 WOI T. H
Lancaster mar, h %. S5J ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-01

MISSISSIPPI, Tuo!- mississippi. follow.
ing the faahion Of SoOlh Caralina, is DO
ginulug to proclaim uon.in,crcoursc with
the North, 50 far AZ business is concerned,
and soms other things, tnn, u, will be seen
by the following resolutions unanimously
adopted, ut u meeting in Hinds county,
lately;
Resolved. That wo will not transact any
busiueSs(eiIher by he shipment Of cotton
10. or tho purchase of gbnd, rnm.) with
any merchant iu lbe cily If New Uheons
who Is knuwn To be a irce.smIer in his
sentiments, or anless his long residence
IN tho South aud known opinlans have
identified him with the South.
Resolved, That We will employ no schoo
teachers or patlnnize any schoal nn,er
the management Of nny perSon or persou
whO ure not known 10 be- wholly S'alh
ern in all their feelings aud opinlos.