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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING AND BATHING

II Mr.. CPRlco in grateful acknowledgment OF the sx-
tended aud constantly ocreaaDg patronage begs to
inform the public that having enlarged embellished
ard rearanged hs saloons he prepared any
amount Ct business with comfort and convenience
Mr. Cipricos great expertence-hi constant personal at.
tendance the mpoJmen OF the best arats In the proes-
son together with an unbounded supply OF REAL LUxU-
Rlous and EASY CHAIRS, SHARP RAzORs soFr B2UsHEs,
SOOTHING SOAPS and CLEAN NAPKINS renders his s.ta5
hshment unryslled in America
Mr. clpricO would eIio draw notice his Basling
Rooms which having been built bis vesnce,
upurpsssed for their healthy seon the SKIN nyg-
oraicn Of lhe frame, and general pleasing efecs
Ciprcos Shaving, Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloons
ia Frenchs Hotel corner OF Frankfort snd Chatham sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Tho state Fair.

ALBANY Thutdsy, Sept 81 O'Clock P NJ.
The ground nclosure Of the Fair is mile round
and it is supposed there are from $4,000 TO 100000
people on the ground. There is one continuous
stream of vehicles ard foot passengers over two
miles in length, between the city and the ground
continually passing.
Every kind Of machine on wheels, from a dray to
coach and four, is in requsition, aud crowded
with all ages and sexes Animals, are too numer.
our to mention. Crowds of Seeep from Vermont
aud Du.chess County attract much attention. The
collection Of Cattle, Fowls and Implements ia on a
vast scale.
The son OF G. w Lafayette, and grandson Of
Gen Lafayette of France, is on the ground also,
Marshall P. Wilder OF Boston, President OF the
Massachusetts Agricultural Society NJ. Sullivan,
PRECEDENT Ohio Agricultural Society Gen Hun
tngton of Rome Janice 8. Wsdsworth Of Gene
see, and large number of datin guishsd indgid
uals from Europe; Charles w. Brown, Boston;
Thea A. Anderson, X entuckyi A Gilmour, Maine;
D. w. Hoyt, Indiana; N. Morgan, Illinois h.
w Wooden Vermont; f. Whitman, Maryland
e. A Randall, Maryland "A. P. Little, New
Hampshire e. D. 6mith, Delaware; Lawrence
R. Jerrol, New. York Charles w den, Nsw-Y ork
and many others from the Southern ard Western
States, whose names cannot at present be ascer.
tanned 1850 different individuals have made en-
t,ies of articles for exhibition, About 5000 have
registered their names 90 members for the ensuing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Destructive Fire in Providence
PROVIDENCE, r. /, wednesday,, sept "a P.


PROVIDENCE, R. /. Wednesday, Sept t-8 Pm
Our city has baen visited By three fires today
one Of which " as very destructive. The fF's was
the old machine shop of Corlisd Nightingale t Co,
on India Point The buildings destroyed were unoc-
cupied, and the loss about $1,000, This was about
10 O'Clock, A N.
The second about lo! barn wss get on FIRE on
North Main st, and partially destroyed.
The third and most destructive was discovered
in the planning establishment of Tolman 4 Buck
ling, on Dyerst about 10 o'clock. 1t was one of
the oldest buildings in the city, and was destroyed
with its contents together with nearly the whole
of their lumber yard. Loss about $4,000. The
building and machinery were insured for $4,000 -
The wooden building adjoining vas owned by the
same firm, and occupied by Aeiars. AndreF K
Knight calico engravers ]. E. Childs, plane ma
ker; and j. r. Swan, carver i: was destroyed
with its contents. Andrew & Knight, calico en-
gravers, lost about sl2 coo insured So oo0 Abort
Day, lumber merchant, lost $4,000, no insurance.
] E Chds, plane maker, lost $500 no insurance.
!. r. Swan corver, lost about $500, no insurance.
making il all over 100000 loss These fires were
all, undoubtedly toe work of incendiaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

OCEAN MAIL AND orakR STEAMERS On
Wednesday, the Z. S Mail steamship Epashssg-
ton and the Hamburg steamer Helena Slonsaa
came into port Soon after arrived the little Crso!s
from Key West--the frat time the has ventursd
into the open waters since she ran away from Car.
denss AID nearly burst her boilers in getting ous
of the way Of her grim pursueg, the Ps=arro. She
will End safe berth here, at any rate, and We
trust she will stay at home, and not carry deluded
people into trouble. Yesterday the Empire Cay
snived from ohsgres with mors than Million Of
gold, and to day the Cherokee and Georgia will
probably sppser with the other Two Millions md
the Cah'oynis malta to August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
BUSINESS rGTIoE :.
GESIn.s HArs goR YOUNG MEN
FALL FAsHEON, 1870


FALL FAsHGON 1870
" Young gentlemen, on throwing aisle the esp aud
sssumirg for the 6rs time the has prop srs generally
us startled q, IN de, of mounting fal-SEed ehApssu
and IN fact The at suitable for adult does not 9eeoms
The youthful countens1ce.
In order. therefore TO meet tie wants OF bio moTe youth
n,l friends and customers GENIS eas eroaghs oas Lbs
sessor. as ususl,
suYERB YALL HAT FOR YOUNG MEN,
modelled after eeuar Fall fashion, bat slightly redHced
IN ,ize The exquisite relative proportions of he model
are preserved with the grssten exactade The masefS
and all the appointments are Identical ia both but me ns
for Young men is somewhat lighter and more aVenue 10
tts ens1a5l thsa the original OF which II Is copy
Believing Il 10 be the graceful aud becoming hs' 'or
young beads hat has ever produced in th' cy and
well adapted supersede the cap without tae 'Aos'a'a
sppearr marked and tiAiug the designer ana Ism
nscturer submits his unique and beautiful fsbrc 70 tho
dsmept OF the public with the fullest conhdence thai
will be approved and admired
GENIN, ga Broadway.
Op oosise 81 Paula
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Democratic Convention In REV Jersey.

The Democratic State Convention, which assem-
bled yesterday at Trenton, by nearly unanimous
vote, nominated as the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Now Jersey Bon. John hunk form
erly member Of Congress from that State. The
best feeling prevailed and our friends were in the
highest apirts
We find the above in yesterday's Philadelphia
PennSyluanian. We are glad to see this highly
respectable opposition Journal acknowledging that
the Whig party is the true Democratic party The
Loco Foco Convention will not be held till the 25th
inst. Mr. Runk is from one Of the strong tooo-Foco
Counties of the State, (Hunterdon,) bat has been
elected to severs offices giving odds and carrying
the day In 1874 he beat Isaac g. Faree as can
ddate for Congress, but his seat was contested
On the Attn of March, l84G, the day on which Rich
tleu ard Persimmson brought down the wrath Of
Sawyer aud the Sausage Democracy upon The
Tribune, MIR. Runk was confirmed in his seat, in
House largely Loco Foco by the casting vote OF
the Speaker. Among the candidates for Governor
mentioned ss Mr. Hunks opponent is this same
Mr Isaac G. Faree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

MEETINGS THIS EvEsIYG,-Pioneer Temple Gar.
renters Association al Convention Hail. Wooster
st. Dry Coos Clerbs Mutual Bensdf and Pfo-
tsctive Association who, we see, have no Dee
gates in the Industrial Congress, VIII CD NEE" reg
uary every Tuesday evening, a. she New CITY
Hail. College Physicians and Surgeons CFos0y
At. varnishers and Polishers, heen'Si oaFvers
and Tailo-s az HilIenbrands Watch makers al
q Bsehman-4t Iron and Metal Workers al the
sb,h,pers Hotel, corner of Duane and William
,t.. The glorious Labor Refor n movementis pro-
eressing wonderfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

To THE BILIOUS The stomach prepares The elements Of
lie bile and the blood an Il does the work ssbly and
mpeffscIiy liver diseaa ne certain resas AS soon,
heiefcEe as anJt sec1. ithe liver Is perceived
pc sure 'hsE the digs organs ara oai Of order Yh'
n At ning to be done Is administer spechc which wi
act directly upon the soniachlhe Estusprtng of the ami
mai Machinery For Eiia purpose rec ommend "a
spPicaoe In al cas's nd unsHrg remedy kaArP's
Health Rea1oratvs Acting mid apertent, an
alternative and tonic srepg tho digestion changes
tee coalition OF the blood, and giTes regularity to the
boVeA It's result is always in bio7s cssss, AID
Alltnmpain:s cansed by ndgeauoa- General D5p6 S.,
dutsoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ORlo-The Wings of the lid Congressional
District Of Ohio, composed Of the counties Of Mont
gomery Preble Darke and Greene, met in Con
vention at Dayton on the 18th ult and nominated
Gen HIRAM BILL of Darke as their candidate, in
place of Robert @. schenok, who declines
In the With Congressional District, counties
Of Ross, Pike, Adams, Scioto and Jackson the
Whis candidate ia john L. TAYLOR of Chilicoshe,
the present Representative. His nomination was
unanimous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
State Fair. &C.

ALBANY, Thursday, Sept. g.
The steamboat Isaac Newton, from New.York,
brought up lant night, 1000 passengers, l,l0o Of
whom were cabin passengers, and the residue
deck. They were chiefly immigrants, among
whom birth occurred during the night.
This city is densely crowded by visitors to the
State Fair The DelAvsn House alone entertaina
opsrl 600 nersons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

II Jenny Lind and tie ades OF York and Its vicinity
can find the establishment OF B MILLER an excellent
assortment Of CATER boots OF all the fashionable coors
sippers. ties and toilet spperB together with msses and
chdren's gaiter boots an shoes gres variety We
commend Jenny and the ladies this particular
having heard the articles highly spoken Of which came
from j. 3. MILLER'5 1874 Canal 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

FRou TExAs-A Galveston paper publishes
letter dated San Antonio August /, Of which the
following is an extract;
learn from Capt. Shannon, who arrived in town
on the 3lst ult having left Bio Grande City twelve
DAYS since, thar nearly the whole couaEy on thia
side OF the Rio Grapde, from Eagle ass 10 Browns
Vile, Esx in state offhe greatest alarm and ex-
ctenent, on account OF the depredstions commisssd
by the Indians, Capt Shannon came up by the
wav Of Santa Teresa " els, Iona Blanca and San
P.Iricio, bringing with him drove of mules BE
did not meet with any Indians, although he ire
quently saw fresh signs. Travellers generally
have to cross on the other side of the Rio Grande,
in going to the different towns on shis side OF the
Rio Gfsnde for the reeson Of escaping the Indi-
ans A great many horses and mules have been
stolen by them
Newsfrom Eagle Pass came ia iris week from
relIsbe sources THAI john W Powers. who hss
been in Prison q. San Fernando for tne murder Of
B.. B Cain vas there killed by the sentinel while
in the act OF trying to make hiE escape. &c was
sbot in the head, snd died instantly. From the
sane source learn .haE a report from Col. aardse
reached Esge Pass, " hich stated mat Capt.. axes
had capture d from tae lndjsas, nesr Laredo nine
II packs snd mules Il "a supposed that thu Ia
diaiG were go ard pushed b. Capt Oakes :ht
trey were forced 70 leave .helr mules
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Ynrmnnt Klnntion

Our returns of the recent election in the Green
Mountain State come In rather aIowly, but we have
received enough to show that Vermont stands
forth in her integrity as an unmiatakably Wing
State. There is probably election Of State
officers, but the Legislature will be largely Wing,
and will of course elect the Wing candidates for
Governor and other State officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
The Pennsylvania Canais.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.

SPECIAL Ut4p0Ich 70 Inc IT1bNHe.
HARRISBURG, TburSday, sepl5.
The canal has been repaired at Higbspeare and
Mddletown. The breach at Bucks line is fifty
feet in extent. 1t will be repaired there and for
fourteen miles below, so that the whole line to
Pittsburgh will be navigable on Monday next. The
navigation beyond Harrisburg is in good order.
The frat boat left last evening Goods Of the for
warders are sent by railroad here and eshiPpod
by canal. There is no intermission to the freight
going west. DAUPHIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
The Jenny Lind Prize Song.
TO THE PUBLIC

70 THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned has the pleasure OF announcing
that, after aborious and faithful examination or
The sopea presented in competition for the Two
HuLdied Dollar Prize for the beat song, to be sung
by JENNY LIND as Greeting to America, the Com
mtsee have unanimously awarded the said Prize
according to the statement in the following letter
uhich is herewith submitted TO the Public
M,..yo,k S,,t 3. 1850. P K. BARNUM,
NEs-YoRK, Sept. s, 1850,
P. t. BARNuM, EsQ.-Dear Sir: The Commit
tee invited by you to seect Prize Song, to sung
bv Mdlle. JENNY LIED, have ezamioed all the pro-
auctions that have been offered for that purpose,
consulting Of over seven hundred, and they herewith
present you the result Of their consultations.
Among the songs which have been submitted to
their examination large number were found TO be
destitute of the poetIcal merit which would entite
them to be tax en- into account
Of the others, two wsre unanimously selected by
the Committee as in many respects being equally
deserving Of the Prize but in the opinion Of Mr.
JULES BENEDICT, one of them was superior in point
of musical adaptation, and on that account has re-
ceived their unanimous vote.
The aealed envelope accompanying this Song
WA found TO contain the name OF BAYAhD TAYLOR,
and he is accordingly pronounced the succeasful
candidate
WeRe, dear Dir, yours sincerely
GEORGE RIPLEY,
JULES BENEDICT.
L. GAYLORD CLARK
is REDflELD,
+.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

Eg- Some f.w years sgo s. hat considered as
something TO be only by shoRe whose would
not permit them purchase inner article and the idea o.
making fle hat at that price rldclled foolish in
the extreme Now owing 70 the great reduction in the
price OF tho materials uGed and IudicouI association Of
iabo and capital combined with economy, he New ia.
Company ll6 and ~ Nessa1tt are manufacturing the
very finest hats that possibly be made for g. and
would inye the public to cell heir rooms and ex.
anime their Ball stye for 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

II Freckes, Tan, salIOwuea' lPimples Eupaon. md
81 skin diseases, sre IL Ia well known positively cured By
using GouaAUD's Italian medieaed soap. Tbs Poadr,
Subtle eadicsies hair from any part OF The body Liquid
Roogs oT pale bps ard cheeks. LILY White for roug.i
DUBBED, suggiah conpIexous 81 Wslhers, 6rn toro
from Broadway Calender, South 9h st Phlaae!phia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

and beautiful Patent Tapestry Three Ply Psteu "a.
pesy lpgsn Carpets positively fo1nd only q. the
famous Carpet establishment, g Bowety dGEAm ANDEs.
SONS TIE nix spacious show q. thai extensive
warehouse daily hrouged with IN qusI. OF those
and curious carpets recently inftu cd in III mar.
ket ant fered a; moderate prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

BE4DYMADE CLOTHING AT WAoLzsALE-DA YExpoRr
GARDNER II Broadway, would ioylse ho especial
ton Of purchasers their OF Clothing which
urely and particularly adapted the Western and
souihsrn trade. hey would confidently hst The
Style well The superior In which the garments
made be surpassed by any establishment the
trade. jy2T 5w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Cepcenllna Slaves,

RICHMOND, Thursday sept 5
Capt. Williams Of the schr Celebrity, of New
York, arrested last week for concealiog slaves on
board his vessel, was examined yesterday and re-
manded for trial in King William County The
impression is that he unwttingly involved himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

-, Mrsx,. Have = u seeu the lile siems1s'
rlav seen hose smszius children, only ana Sea.S
% Who IN tie arnoOu performsnce herr g,1g s3
F11to.o and The -Four movbrsys this afternoon
Tbey are decidedly the extraordinary phenomena u
;1e tine This Drunkard is perSorrned every evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Cholera at Pittsburah-0dd Fellsws' Cele-
The Iirnar Fino.ia

FoTTsVFlLE, ThaTsdRy, Sept ).
Tho water having receded, the extent q the
damage is mads almost aPpa remit presents e
iickening sgbt Several dead bodies have b4en
recovered am assured ii VIII take txo Or three
mouths to repair the damage along the schpylkil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
A CARD.

" WM Il. BEEBE Co. Halers l56 Broadway aud
II Liberyi beg leave Inform their friends and the pub
c their business fer porary ln!euu ,lioa'
rom The partial destruction Of their mandatory by fro on
ne morning Of the 5!h inst.
They wish particularly to ask the indulgence OF their
for the brief period which ecesSaJ be-
fore they will be abed their buslnesa. Thsr
store will DO pened In day two when their custom
ers will be supplied usual WIN Il. BEEBEACO.
1854 l56 Broadway aud II Liberty.a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Rhs snnihsrn Emil.

BALTIMORE, Thura-A7, Sep. s.
The Southern Mail is through. The Broken Bone
Fever had broken out at Jacksonville, Fla. where
20 ceses occurred within short time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

Canal. The Reading Railroad will be ready to
send coal down in the coQrue Of week or ten days
at the furthest It ia amost impossible to say
wba: the loss viii be; however in tits place and
20 milee around, it is estimated at from half to
rr,Iinn Of dnIlsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

LATER FROM JAMAcA-We have received by
the Empire CITY, files of the Kingston Colonial
Standard, to the 29th ult We do not find single
item OF importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Marine Disasters.

5AvANNAH, Saturday, Aug. u.
The schooner Lysander, from St. Juan, bound
for New.York, put in here on Saturday, short Of
provisions and leaking badly with loss of sails &c
All the crew had been sick with fever. Mr.. Noble,
of Staten Island, wrecked in the bark Lucy Ellen
of Boston, on Coast OF South America, came pas
senger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
iAcoident on the saratoRa Road.
Special Telegraph to The Tribune.

ALBANY, IhuFsuayi sep' 7,
A snake head (aat rail went through the Goor o
one of the Saratoga and Schenectady cars yeuter.
day, passing through the coat sleeve and scraping
the fesh Of passenger, carrying him up to the
ceiling and pinning him there. He was not much
burt, but the accident shows the necessity of re-
pairing this road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

BY arrivas on Saturday last We have two days
later intelligence from the Hawaiian port OF Homo
lulu. Our dates are 10 June "A.
Private letters represent prosperous state OF
Affairs throughout the kiogdom. AT Honolulu bust
meas was more brisk. Over forty vesseiS OF VarI'
GUS dimensions were lying in the harbor and arr-
walls from different ports in the Pacific were be,
coming more frequent than an at any period known
to he Islands aimee the golden era dawned. The
number OF foreign residents in the Islands has
been considerably augmented this year by the
settlement on those beautiful and fertile shores eli
scores of immigrants from the British colonies to
Australia and New Zealand. The season has also
witf essed the return from California OF many "a
miisr faces to the Islands, enriched By ther labos
in the i" diggings,' and disposed to share the pro-
duets with the land Of their adoption very i'm
poftant class OF the Sand wich Island population is
the fast acceerating immi grafton OF Chinese.
Their society is destined to exert, at no distant
day, powerful influence on the tort1nea OF the
kingdom.
tfoyernmentha has devised many important public
improvements and has act aside about s80, DOCTOR
the immediate prosecution OF It's plans. n new
Parliament House, Court House. and other public
structures to be built OF coral stone, are to be COM
menced mned iately. TIE building Of four wharyes
ia contemplated which Improvements certainly
Indicate the spirit OF progress at work. cor
RESPONDENT informs % that IN one week one hun
bred hcuseframeH weIe received from San ran
cisco and sold ST an average OF SllO each Inc
Elizabeth Archer and Giraffe, heRce arrived on
the 24th uls. both with house'frames for laItad
use The time is within our recollection when
houges were manufactured at Honolulu for shp-
meut 10 the gold coast.
The faimers, owners of plantasona and Others
interested in the culture Of Hawaiian soil, have
called agricultural meetings q: the several Islands
10 consider various subjects connected with the
prosperity Of their Interests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

~ The Free Soil Convention in Aassschu
chuset,s has been postponed from Tuesday, Sept
Il, to Saturday the Sd October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

81 TIE PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
PSI Broadway contains he largest collection Of portraits
gushed individuals in this country and should be-
aaer hr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

TIE PRIDE OF TIE CIry-One Of inc places strangers
should fall 10 Wait is sRooKss Boo and Shoe Empon-
nm, $50 Fuonst. M B.s Boots Shoes and G.IefI are
celebrated for he tasty appearance durability and cheap
neas dis STOCK Ia tie largest and beat IN the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

w- General Commirtee of Democratic "n .,s
Young Hep.-A regular meeting OF this conmi''0e W.,
De held al the Broadway Houss Fhdsy evening" 0''N
&, 1850, et7k O'Clock By order. .,.r,,,
Isaac WV ssn1a. Secretaries IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
GENERAL NOTlClli4.

rB Gentiemen's Hats, Fall style.-sISp, corner
Pine and Nassau ssThe Stye for the ensuing VIII
DO ready for inspection end sale this day The attention OF
gentlemen Of taste and discrimination invited 10 the pat
tern above announced under the firm conviction thai
will satisfy the most aslidous Admirer OF handsome Hat
Mr.. h. C. sT. JOHN hss removed from liz Broadway 70
the Of The Subscriber where he viii be pleased 10 sea
bis CUSTOMERS BIRD cor Pine and Nassau eta.
Aueun 3d. 1884 &c 5Wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

E- we are Informed lha, Aessru j. ". BARKER I 90
II and 70 Csibe1ines opening elegant FsH SYKES pe
LaueS for ony Is per yard goods worth al eai 1'uo0
b oney and Ia fact all KINDS Of Fall Gt DDS at proper.
tIonahlv low mr. ces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ADvERrIsEMgsrs--Fo Amusemenss see frat
page for Auctions zee third page Tor Cah'ofalA
steamers see seventh page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Convention Election.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Sept 5.
Eleven Counties have been heard from for the
Convention 80 Wings and 20 Locos are elected
go far. The Wings gain one member, and will
doubtless have majority in the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

a The Chauagqse County Uaaon ia the name
Of Il rev Loco Foco paper published 81 Fredonia,
ia plsce of The Frsd0nta Express, deceased. I.ia
with tds ETpsS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Washington Affairs.

BY Telegraph crcIusivelytO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept 5.
Mr. Jenkins has declined the interior Butler
King may be Secretary OF the Navy, and Mi Ora
ham of n c. Secretary of the Interior. c.