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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
Go vNhig Meetings.

/, The Delegates from The LIST and Id Wards
met in Convention last evening", and after selecting
JoHr L. LxrFERTs for the odd Delegate, proceed
ed to choose ROBERT Collins list Ward Dele
gate to Syracuse aud GEO. a HooD lid Ward az
Substitute
1.-THE Delegates from the Hid and With
Wards, forming the I'D Assembly District, met
last evening and choae LEVI FoIsoM tIIId Wsrdl
Delegate and SIMEON DRAPER do Substitute.
lVTH WARD.-The Commi. ee to choose
Delegate are understood to be In favor Of the cleo
ton OF ARCHIBALD HALL, Sr. Delegate to syria
cuse, but we believe did not choose last night
They are to meet tonight TO complete their buai'
ness.
yII1H WARD.-Ws were yesterday assured
by several oi.izeus of the With Yard, who were
present at the Ward Meeting on Wednesday eve
ming thst they considered that meeting orderly and
well conducted, and the elecsion of Mr. Andrew.
perfectly fair and valid-We ahould have given
their state ment yesterday bad ii been seasonaoy
made = US The Andrews party assure US that
they court inv which understand Is to
be bad SO we waive farther remark for the pre-
sent.
yIIIrH Ward-J, TIN. BLsAKLrY is the Del
egate cleo. from .his Ward.
X-We hear informally that tae District Dele
gates ffom,he XIIh snd XINth W aids mat las:
evening and chose THOMAS CARNLfY Of tae Allso
Ward Delegate to Utica
XlIrH-Tbe following are the Ward Delegates
elected to the 10Th Diisrct Convention
rhomss T. Use. con- WD; Aslssnor,
William sogdLl A Baldwin
6 w. jenkins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
CAUTION 10 FHE PUBLIC.
The GREAT POPULARITY or
unAnn ~ Al A nnrrtbaIC p0UDERHi


For the destruction OF hedbugs, cockfoacn's' 'nss
anti. eeas files ac nsec on plants and ell otber insec
has prompted certain parties to prepare spurious sfeeS
and offer them under various denominations foE calls
Few OF the 90 individuals dared to give their I'm posuona
out al free OF poison The proprietor OF the ogina
article has In tbis city, only the aforementioned agents.
and the principal dep0s 40 Broadway where elEo may
be obtained Ps for the instantaneous cesuusuon o' a~
and mice. Both articles warranted ieo rom poso-'
and their efficacy been tiled by numerous genienso
Rad the (oiIonsing Letter
NEw-YoRE HOSPITAL, June s, 1850
have snayzsd o, Lyons Magnetic Powder tof us
destruction ofnsecx and certify thai 1t ic free from me'
or other corrosive poison. AZ the result OF my ex aun"
would sag that IL IL combination OF various VeseV"0
substances having peculiar influence On Ie nsec As
DOM and that may be used WITH perfee ssteD VIZ
respecI to its utility its effects are aaIonahng ioene'e
TO be skifully prepared sahatSnce' oy wt1n sa~"s
results obtained which does effect what Ar Lyon s''
and ts well deserving Of public patronage.
LAwRENCE Reid Professor OF Chemistry.
And many thousand certificates OF similar from tbs
mog respectable citizens Of The United sstss may % 4
at The of5cs. .,.t.
7hese articles received the highest premium Al fas ~
Pair Of iho American Ipstto,e
AsEsTs-SBw.YoKK cry
ciekener x GO. 81 Barclay 81 A b. x d ss1dA. i~ -.
aou.si; Hsvfiaad Keese Co. 90 Maiden lane hesD'
Clsrke J. Co. 10 Broadway ereenlsai b. KinRdeS.
Cortland-st; schefeIiD Brothers Co. le4 John - =
& R. Burntop 274 soweryi Kerr 74s sroedwsyi sisks
q Co corner Mn aysrue ard T-9erty-hnh-si Brigham
Miller II AveDue D. corner Thrs; Dr. Lyon, AZ 6faas,
ct; e Cook, s05 Grard..t BrookYu--hrz Hayes -,
Fuloust South Book n-Nr' Ayes, corner bsa'y ~
ktiautic .t
Nons gennins 1njosa signed NJ he p'opf'''' t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
jenny L1SD-NEwspAPER CRlrIcnM An IN.

JENNY LIND-NETsPAPER CR1TIcIsh An IN
nentionable baokgusrd sheet speaks thus OF the
newspaper criticisms on IL lie Lind's concerts:
1.-THE criticisms you see in the papers you may
put down simply az paid puff, written, many OF
them, by people who think one thing and write
another Che Editors Of the various papers IN
which these notices appear, know no more OF mu-
sic than | do, and care less Ihelr columns are
open to anybody who pays and if Jenny Lind was
not half as good singer as she 10, the same me mon
ey would produce the same crltlcsma. The au
tbors of theae notices are by profession "pufWn-
ters" They write puffs for pay and care no more
for the merits Of the Gubiect quality OF the arti-
Gle than the printer who sets the type
II we were to keep silence under such gross
imputasions, such wholesale hbela as these might
nevertheless get copied into some sheet where de-
cent people would see them wherefore We desire
to meet then with simple statement OF the facts
in the case 30 far as The Tribune is concerned,
In the frat place, then, no article no paragraph
no line, has appeared in The Tribune as Editorial
in praise Of Jenny Lind for Hhich any per50" has
PAID on agreed 70 pay one fartttag. And, 90 far
from our notices being "pufs, we engaged The
best writer on Music in America to come here ttom
Boston prsasly to tttend these Concerts AMI orlt
loise them for The Tribune. He was hired and is
paid solely by u.s. purely to sustain the character Of
our paper and under no aort OF understanding with
any one else and no Instructions but to do lStlce
to the thems and his own reputation. As the &C.
counts of the Concerts have TO be written very
rapidly after their close to be in season for mora.
ing issue, the opening paragraphs respecting the
appearance of the Garden number in attendance,
&c. are generally by one Of the permanent Editors,
but all that relates to the Music is written by the
critic aoreaaid. We believe this is all we need
say If any body fancies that sbeae articles read
like paid for pufs by professional puFwriters, our
tastes differ so widely that discussion concerning
them could hardly be profitable. We reat on the
facts as sufficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

TRE PROGRESS OF DAcvERREoTypINC IL Dsguer'
was ennobled by the French Government for discovering
he Art OF aresng and fixing reflected images, 0usaEY
certainly deserves mark OF distinction for Tho I'M
proyement he introduced In The art II patronage Will
satisfy bis ambition however he cannot be otherwise than
content for ha Rooms, 1879 Broadway, are always fall
Noting excsed the beauty OF the large portraits taken
with hia large German apparatus, in the ikyght Sndio
he has recently added TO his establishment His family
groups too, supebi and, In short he sends
1Icure from his etudo which 10 not entitled 10 be called
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD The night
down train of Wednesday had juat started from
Lackawexen, at about P. NJ. of yesterday when
a nwitch being turned wrong, the locomotive and
tender ran off the track, and were upset. rolling
over our timesin the descent Of the embankment,
which is about 90 feet in hight. Three men were
on the locomotive and made the whole descent,
without receiving any injury, with the exception
Of one Of the iremep, who had bis thigh and back
of bis neck bruaed, the skin being somewhat torn
On Bis neck. He was able to walk, however, and
anne on in the train after the accident. How
tbese men escaped is wonder, Of which they
themselves can give no account The baggage car
sIso RI an of and was somewhat Injured bat did not
90 down the bank. The locomotive and tender in
rolling broke the coupling short off, 30 that none
Of the other cars were dragged with them. The
locomotive lies bottom up, at the bottom OF the EN-
benkmens, while the tenderia about half way down
The former is badly damaged, all the amaller por-
tons Of the machinery being broken.
A gravel train happened to be at Lackawaxen
at the time, and its engine brought on the pasaen-
fer cars as far az Port Jervis. The passengers
reached the city about P N. yeaterday. The
whole accident occurred through the oareleEaness
of the switch tender.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
Delegates to the Wing state Convention.

SUFFOLK co.-The Wings of Assembly Dist.
held Conve ntion on Wednesday and chose K.
Dryer OF Huntington as their Delegate to the
state Convention
EDWARD JOHNSON of Islp waa at the same time
NJ minated for Assembly.
Ulster Col Eakim Sheriff., Shandakon
substitute, Solomon A Smith, Saugersies .. VIM.
Masten, Kingston substitute, aathusalem Elting
New Palsz.
Wyoming,-Uriah Johnson.
albany, Sd District-JoHs FELTaAN.
Caaaraugus, IF. S MARTIN, JR.
Ckautauque, 2,-HENRT BAKER, of ELLIOTT.
Ulster, l.--EL1AKIM sHERRILL, of Shandaken;
3, VIM MAsrEN, Kingston.
Greene, IA. H BAILEY ALBERT FUTILE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

EY7 THE ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS has just pub,
linbed missive severely conforming the Untrers,
Catholic journal OF that city; some clauses ofshis
document may poisibly be interpreted, 30 as to
har 20 bearing on Catholic journalism in New York
and We extract them as folowe:
And It's I.he Cbuicls adverssrIea who know welllh
the Bishops established 10 govern The Church not be-
ing able believe hat religious writer's you'd give Ihem
such license, without being authorized by thsm,
have epes ted every where thai thought OF thsse
they have srbued The episcopae the Church, aud
10 religion opinions end eXsggersIionF which IN reality
Cny the expression oflh thought OF certain ind!vd-
usls
I'll, Journal, edited by leymeu bu. having
eious litle discussing ecclesiastical affairs especially by
Ne hoiy hich has assumed IN heae things aud The
decisive position hss affected has given hoh s fdsnds
ard sdYersries believe 10 be truly the organ
lie Clergy and the eplscopae
IAN hose whom the verify the subimiy the
beauty OF Chtspy touch and secretly attract and who
OF from religion only becsufe men have MID
gled heir passions have been keeny shocked by
this praunpluous end superficial aud IEking the
sse0rs OF te Uhirers for h0he OF the Church. believing
affecting TO believe that the Epscopate speaks through
a and her Is the oracle OF the Clergy have
nveoped The Clergy the EpscopAls aud tbs Church Ia the
lame contempt and fdicule with that journal"
Ore question here huggeEts itself; if in addition
to Congregations, Qualifications, presumptuous and
superficial dogmatsnl, &c. a Catholic journalist
were to thow ready habit Of economizing the
ruth sud ignorance of all sentlemany 10 say no
thing of Christan) decency with what sort Of con,
dennItory language would Archbishop Sibour &C
compang hia public statement thai such writer
is not TO be accounted as speaking for the Church
be 80 VIGOROUSLY disgraces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

DREADFUL CArAsTRoPBE-A correspondent of
tho Bnfaio Dztly Courier, writing from Java.
Genssee County, furnishes the following p&rtcu,
lars of Ismentable and trAsiosl scene enacted at
that place on Sunday last: The wife OF Mr., Carson
Blysnt, respectable citizen Of that to wp, after
cutting the shroats OF her two youngest children,
tore three ears the othe: six nOntbs old cut nor
own with razor, and al were found soon after,
sids by side and dad No asasfsotorR cause for
committing .bs fatal deed is yer kpewo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
1n Oopgresa, Yes'ek"Hy,

Notbing of consequence was Done ano
,;tt M0I " raomeps was said. Approximation
hills now epgrose attention in both Houses
eia noo aJd deal Of opposition to Mail Steamers
- ne exhibited in the House, but no decisive
cote taken. The debate on the Navy bill is
to close in the House to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
OMNIBUS LINES FOR ALL SECTIONS,

E OF tho city pars In the immediate vicinity Of Ever
DELLs elegant establishment for Gard Engraving and
Printing 500 Broa4wsy corner Duaue.'t where may be
had the most beautiful and fashionable sIles of Bridal
Cards. Envelope Cake Boxes Bridal Wafers, &c. asos
splendid assortment OF Silver Door PlaeR, Seals OF Gold
Silver ard Ivory Nr EyERDELL has branch store ct
Walls, for the sccomm odaon of his down town
toners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
R,xaya Tnyisr-The Prize Song.

It il perfectly right that the tvs hundred ana
ninety nine unluoky poets should have tnelt ming
at the lucky holder OF the $500 prizs-it is hu
man nature and We have helped them what We
could. But there ID such thing az carrying
Joke too far. The rumors of COLLISION between Mr..
Tsvlor and ANYBODY else with regard to it. sad
especially ell reports connecting hr. barnum III
any way vi h the award, are aheer fsbricahon'
lie did not know that Mr. Taylor had written lot
the prize until after the award was made, nor dia
anv member Of the Committee know that Nr. L
wouId write, till one Of them saw hand Wrlsog
smore the competing poems which he suspected
70 he It's but did not communicate bis su'picions
N one nor cid he st all contrbatc TO the seIec-
ton OF that Song for the prize. The choice was
determinsd BY one who did not know Baysrd Tay-
lar fron Oliver t Siss, and had no suspicion who
uss the writer If there ever was an award rem
de,ed nursly on the meritp this was one, however
widely those merits may have been misjudgsd.
We had not intended to gay anything on this
subject, but the following from the last EUsning
Past bag broken the ice and impelled to preface
i. with the foregoing.
To the Editor Of the Erening Poet;
In Justice Ia Mr.. Bayard Taylor, who it would
seem il too modest TO do justice to himself VIII
you be good enough to give place to his cong, az
it vas presented to the committee The first verse
was omitted by the composer for the sake OF brev.
lily; and The necessary alteration OF the frss line
Of the second certainly gives an ar OF abrupt
neRs and hsrshresa TO the opening OF the song as 1t
liz printed and sung.
When it is mentioned that the verses rere warm.
ly approved snd chosen by the mOst interested,
and that all the con positions having personal aIlu
,ions, or any tinge o egotism were promptly We.
toed by thsslady, with her proverbal good taste,
the ohiectcrs of some critics, especially Of one IN
the Literary World, will lose some OF their toree
What Mile Lind Wished to sing was general
gddress to tbs Country such az any one coming
from Europe could use; and not a aong about her.
self
ThiG note is, I am aware quite out Of order, and
Unauthorized by those concerned, but cannot help
thinking and proper hatthe verses should
be printed entire. Respectfully,
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

soMEBoDEs AND NoBoDIEs Once 1t wss thought mecca.
say order TO be somebody to pay high credit prices
for articles OF apparel Nobody" OF common sense, does
now. 7he somebodies" Of day arc the sagaclOus
economists The "nobodea" the reckless spsnd!hhhE
the former c&ss that flock to BRooKss, $50 FnIona
where the most elegant Boots for gentlemen, and match
less ades wear can be purchased at prices which sat
pyAyubody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

LOOK OUT FOR Your HEADs.-Gentemen who submit! 10
carry upon their heads the material OF good hat wtoGgh
into unbecomrg shapes are much 10 bs phed Especially
az MEALIo Broadway. Is prepared furnish them Gt
reasonable prices with fsbcs in which he facet stock
turned into he g teI and most exquisite shapes, beag
the ssmp Of high aslon aud nyo unfairly sugges ng
heir contour grace aud distinguished air that the head
ben cath Them must be the hsad OF gentleman
MEALIo, 4l6 Broadwsy, corner of Canslat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

IT. HAVE You SEEM THOSE New FALL Patent TspeiVY
Irgr Carpets recently Introduced In this market The
famous Carpet Warehouse, 80 Bowefy, HIRAM ASDERs5N,
has the exclusive sale Of them for this City They
offered at moderate prices III, excitement Is on the In
crease crowds OF purchasers arc daily aaxouay collecting
rom the largest and abandonment sock OF English Three
Py ard 10 gr Carpets, Rugs Oh Cloths u1psralal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

~ We have at las; an Exhibition deserving popua
patronage and that L. well capable OF giving nstrus
ton and pleasure; the Panorama OF the Mssls
sppi beautiful work OF Art true nature, and tha
mos superior work Of the kind that we have seeni
and which opinion 10 confirmed all who have witnessed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

wARsocK's FAIL uArs-Are Model Hats beaosesi,,
porortiop high low roi t,o saach bah :.
siraifht, brm tight widh. grscstay turned et,Is.,
bat capable OF beng made hlt Internal arrangement, a,
eeedipgy appropriate ans chasic the whole sppesaae,
decidedly satisfactory to the uoh precise eouuoissar
al St 2iS Htosdyh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Governor and Council
Of New Hsmshire have ordered an election in The
IIId District the 8sh of October, for she oh os
of Representative in Congress to serve out the
term Of JAMES WILSON, who has resigned bis
seat. This is tins day 70, the aiocson Of Delegates
to the Constitutional Convention wbich is the rea.
son OF its being fixed upon for this election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

DRopsY-Tbe puily and csdaverous appearance 81 III,
aesh which denotes drorGy, araes from the faci ,hs a
and wholesome blood 10 supplied 20 the system ey ht
great animal laboratory the gtomach 10 pat hasn pa
fec, order and hus prevent remove autnt occasoa
ed by lxdigeaton here is nothing the Msieris MsAca
equal to KsArps Health Restorative EtierF go sale
SEE Hudson at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

E JENNY LIMBS Echo Song and the Cater Boots irou
Mr MnLERs Store in Canal all the rags. We
have sent large number OF ladies TO this establishment
already and we will send II possible for he has The
beat assortment OF Ladies' Msaes and children's eak
Boots and Shoes be hal in the City. Give HIN cal
ladea ard you will repeat the va TO J B. hILLERs Bt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
auaARs EoR PRESERVING.

~ N o. Sugars, Sc Cd PERI lbs also, q variety o.
Crashed Powdered and Refined sugars very reasonable
pticsa Alao. q variety OF
PEACHES AND PLUMs
for preserving Good Green and Black Yeas only 50 p
10 exns fine favored Ooopg and Young Tyson, 4si best
Green Imperial and Guupowder Tea, &C. Coed Coffee,
burnt and ground 10 eta and Isl beat java fresh ground
Ia 3D. At PARKER's Temperance Stores, 2i4 and 246
Broome 81. co,rer Of Ludow.st. $40 2l+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

FALL FASHION BARS AND 0aF,--How realty, tia %.
Pies s,ore, So csnast suipa'ssd by'sny o,aat
durability Sr chssrne.s The mos dicGlt hsads ted D,
P1lis coriornstsuf. [.2a Gk.l W KGLLQGa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

TIRE FALL s1YLE or HATS Exsmne ths diasfesi Faa
s les offered for public approval by the ystOu' haae
not overlooking thai OF KNoxs l2s Fulton It Hi hli
really beautiful, and told they selling ysY
rapidly Nohipg Ike ta'te are energy command sac.
cess and KNoxs success Ia the best evidences laa b
rnraa,na, hnfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
RusSNEsx nnrrnrs


BARsun's AMERICAN musEuH. zee Druahardo
Pls5s6 hsfe every evening ana sAurdsy nrsfno,.
slso Fits afternoon isoshsse piecs ee,lsd asht
Ss1nteo Chamber IL d,ae. With comic sorcs ire g,sr
lac by Miss Keogh Be.; ?lace q snusenen, Ia iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

AsuDoS -The Fail Style OF euilemen's H,i' slfpn,.,
eve thing OF The Kind offered to 30 public co a,s,ss
ishIneas with durability ard tasts Aao chidre "a Use,
Bats gtnemens aud boys Cloth CAPS Of sGerY Variety
ANlDoS. sol Broadway nesr Dps1en
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20
LOOKING 0LAssys.

~ RICHARD KINesLAND wholesale dealer In and MAG
ufscture OF Looking glasses and importer Of Looking g
Plstes Large Pier and MAnsl Glasses put up 20 orde"
York au2i La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

gg' We understand that the long proiraced suit invov
Ing the right 10 The patent for India Rubber Car Springs IA
the form of Discs has length been decided In favor OF h
American inventor, Mr Fowler b. Bay. slsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

IT w, h. DIssaow's Riding School, 20 Fosrh-aTenasr
near Asor-psce. Open daily sundsys excepedl forla
dies and gentlemen. Hours for ladies' from Am D'
PM; hours for gentlemen from to AM and to Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

COLLECTION of PalLApELPHIA.-Wel learn from
an unofficial source, that the appointment OF M
liam D. LOWS, ss Cole osor Of tho port Of Phladei
phia. was Yesterday confirmed by the Senate, by
4 vote Of rs 10 Z. lWash Republic, 10Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

u The L0mSville Journal says that the potato
crop throughout the West ia total failure. The
81. Louis Republican says that the corn crop la
that State will be also failure.
Il The Salem Gazette says the potato disease
in that vicinity has been arreated by the use Of
brlma tone-a sulphur fumigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

DEEAwARE.--The Opposition IL Delaware have
dominated George Read Riddle for Congress, and
VIM. Il. Ross for Governor. The temperance
men have nominated Dr.. Francis Waite for Con
areas, and Thomss Lockwood for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

eY-The Hair and Whiskeru coored in % minutes, any
shade from light brown to jet black warranted to
give entire satisfaction, by uspg BALLARDs hst Premium
LIQUID Hair Dye For SALE applied, at los Fultona
near Broadway $50 2s*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

RzT- THE PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY
25I BRoADwAY-stfanRers end others should not fell to
visit they Will there meet with msny tamilarstscsa
executed In ninitablo style by the oldest ars In this
nnnnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

~ Hon. Al. GoRros @. Va. and Hon a. Il.
SHEPPARD of N. @. are detained from thsr sessa
in tho House of Representatives by indispossion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

ANTI RENT KoMIsATIos-Tbe Anti Renters
have nominated THOMAS B CARROLL topposi
ton State Senator Tor Congress in sbe Nth
lRersselaetl District,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

gY' Those beautiful Eoan Piano Fortss, made by P.
GILBERT Co Boston, are fairly taxing The lead Of sll
other Pianos In our City MeSsrs. WATERS BERRY at
AZ Broadway have large assortment OF them Also,
some good Recond. hand Pianos to rent $40 2.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

50 MAIDEN LASz.-BovcHron & KNAPP. manufacturers of
hsns and soys clothing We $40 Offering ,hs beat stock
OF ssaSonAbe garments be found La this City, suitable
foT any climate 10 the United ssatss For cesh only.