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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

r-OR sALR CHRAP-All the materials OF Pdnnng
L Ofhc-. eetbptsibg four presses and every nuee ne
,s,,sry for pri5lns u--spaper Or JOB work Address
49, SEN Posi Ofee DeIu'
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noWEL COMPLAINTs. caoLEaA MoRsuS

BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CHOLERA MORBUA
DDYsENTERY-Fo lbe cure OF thess diseases and
sumrpsT Com Of ehdrcn which n not sIsrdsd 70
iads 10 Cholera ereis remedy gaining higher rspu-
tsIoo nor any which justly deserves condolences
on community than {" Bonselps Drops1
and esswhere bss induced the propnssors 70 sss6s6
agencies n this city.
The Pa sdelphis Saturday Coaher Gays; "fts eject Of
his medic on Bowel Complains, however severe. =
perfectly mi seulousr
PREPARED oy r. BOssALL, Druggis, SCUM 7rsnsos,
N J. sod, wholesale and retail, By y Z. WELLS Co. ~
Fiehth-sv end 81 the follcw wing sgenn;
j. B Dodd III Broadway.
Charles n RING, cor Broadway AID Johnn
T. Cook so Grand Ct
James AcAhsier, tfl fsron7s-
n Wilson, cor. Hrcsor and Hammond 80.
Se2 2meods
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AUCTION SALES.
5. eAkDlNEk sgrrsneer

g. GARDINER surrsneer
RY BALDWIN 6ARolNkiS .,a,.
- fsrlical.r .senrcn vii BE- srsn 70 sass u f.ncy
Goods eOrcslsfn Paintings ke- Aso Farnrase Of f.lni
sr.rs ne Al q asseh az sr..pecs;alS S .oeisa
Having made al ursngsu-ri Win Mr. A @. rVrfLE -
s,,se.s5 BE hopes % asi'ss patronage c. =, ssSs
AT PRIvArr sALk-Diamonds Pesrls aud Pres as
Ps 4so6 n.VsS % e wS1y d. a.
tenron OF dealers and others. Also elegEoI new,
silver gtli prize sword. eostst iyef
A n. MEKWIn, AnenonecF
RT BANGS, PLATT a. co. store 90 sro..w gay.
hes. c.sh advances made vhsn desired
FIFrT-sEcosp sxw-rosK TRADE SALE.
MONDAY Sept 8 1850
The undersigned announce me nexi REGULAR TRADE
SALE Of Books, Paper, Stationery, s,ereesype Plates
Of ssnsmesr 80 10 hs eonduced unc Ar ~, am. al.
They request thai invoices The catalogue se furnished
Immediately, the printing viii be commenced early
fhe usual cash advances will be made Oa recelps q
goods when desired. BANGS, PLATf co.
2o4 Brosdwsy.
Ar PRIVATE sALE-Bohn's Popular Library ssn-s-
compe ,e OF desc ysry desirable and select worss are
offered 10 The trade and ohers comparing the ssnd
ard Library 81 vols; scienthc library vols the An
nqunsn Library IS vols the Classical Library II vols
d the illustrated Library new series including Lodges
Portraits OF lllus;rous Per,onsges o. Crest srsn Ins
volumes sold separately N desired. new lie, has Just
been issued Of me various works. and may be bad "a The
J0nns LEVERS with al Inc notes OF W0CcIaIt oulpOa
schegsFs Lectures Modern History, Lsmsrtine's His
tory OF the French Revolution, Humbors Views Of Ma
mre, Hand BOOK Of 0smee and new and popular rsnss
Virgil.
Also, Lsrdners Popular Lectures on Science and Art
2voa syo Ewbsnks Hydraulics and Mechanics, john
son. EGmers Encyclopedia, Gnenons gress worn
Mich Cows Th.ers rrinciPss q Agrculre, De rocqus
vtes Democracy In America lions songsisr, Benneus
Double Entry Bookkeeping, svo. and Wises Aeronsuucs
THOMAS BELL, Auctoneer.
A UCT1ON NOTICES. II. ~ BUSH, 10 North
[lNillamst-LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE FUR-
ElTURE-THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, in the salsroom-
by virtue Of mortgage Also, worthy the attention OF the
trade shippers California and Others Will be sold with.
out reserve about 500 beautiful tables csndlestsnds &e
some with chequer boards and back arrangements
al complete put up In the most portable form in cases
ready for transportation Such chance rarely met with
az private sale The furniture and interest 10 genee
boarding house. well located in desirable neghborhood
filed with paying boarders, will be sold bargain. III
health OF the proprietor cause Of selling out Inquire at the
Auction Room. jyl3 IT.
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vEGErABLEM EDIcINEs,
MINERAL MEDICINES.

THERE IL a strong and deepening conviction IN the
public mind, a. well ~ the medical profession thst the
remedies supplied BY the vegetable Kingdom saf
successful and ess perncous In .he OF diseases
than mineral medicines
drugs las most OF them sre)ect
They not Satisfied that the climax and perfection
al medical science s TO exirpae disease BY Installing
another They viii not believe that barehng sxchang
ing diseases IL curing hem To remove hilary scroid
ous febrle diseases; IDS TO purify the blood And no
medicine has been invented half eaeciual a. Dr.
r. Townsend's Compound Extract ssrsaparls, curing Of
all such diseases
THREE YOUNG LADIES CURED or scRoYULA
ERUPTIoNs ON THE FACE
MAsIErTA, WASHINGTON, Co 0aIo, May O. 1850.
Or. 3. p. TOWNSEND.
Dear SUI feel Il my duty to yoa and the public, 10
make Known the wonderful performed by your most
excellent medicine 10 this section Of the country. have
three Daughters each Of whom for time afflicted
with scofna and enpuons tho face. IL required but
few bottles Of your Invaluable sssspss 10 entirely cure
them To all others similarly afflicted would recommend
your Medicine most cheorfully
Yours, kc ERAarUs smith.
Ps This will be forwarded TO you BY High SHERIFF John
Lane who will youeh Tor the Truth u the sbove ES
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, Ere Ere. Ere
DR. s. p. fowssEsD-Dsar SIR was taken si:s about
year ago, which thought By many would result In
Consumption. had used Old Dr. Jacob fownsecds lss
be IL called Sarssparla which dons good thou
tried yours-and Am most bsppJ 70 say has entirely cured
am elsrt Of james T. Jacks E4a Counsellor ii Law.
A0'''s'' man, ' WILLIAM VII NEWTON saEyyIELD.
Brooklyn, June 10, lsce.
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Two GEs KILLED By LIGHTSIsG.--Ddri0gtb
thunder .torm on Tuesday the % inst, two men-
aged 20-were Killed by lishtnirs in East PhArss-
hs, CbeHsnso county. TE0 Others were stunned
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THE IMMENSE and Increasing demand tor Dr. g.
i r. TOWNsENDs ssrsapahlls has made n necessary
very much to enlarge the operations Of manufacture.
Medicinal substances used 10 Incredible quantities. sud
as each Ingredient requires be carefully and accurately
tested prvPi7sv foaah necessary place he
Compromising Department 10 charge Of competent and
responsible Chemst-one whose scientific reputation win
be . full guarantees Of public confidence Dr. James r
Chiffon has assumed his duty.
CAUTION
To avoid Imposition II win be necessary % sec ihs
DR. JAMES r. ChILTOHS CERTIFICATE
"A well AZ the signature Of Dr. r Townsend 90 tnS
outside wrapper Of eseh bottle
Sold By all Tho
PRINCIPAL Druggists aud Country mefchann
throuR hool The United 8 st-s, CsnsdAs ETC.
sPROPRIETOaS OFFICE 81 Nssssusl
I'm The budnx formerly occupied by ns South Bsgtisa
Church. Rsw.YOrk Je<3 iOh5kW
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IL The Wihsmsburrh Young Mems AssOcii
Glen Cove, on Monday. July Is
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FIRE.--A small building on Gfaham-svenus, oc-
cupied BY William Brennan. took fire on Thurs
day afternoon. bu, the flames were soon extin-
guished.
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This Albany Murder.

ALBANY, friday, Ocl t.
Coroner Wemie and Sheriff 3ardsley returned
from the scene of the murder this morning, The
body of the eldest child found at o'cock yes.
tetday morning, eighty rods from the hou1e, ia en-
opposite direction from the ipot where the young,
est was found The body was suspended from
tree by a rope fastened about thu neck Two ply
aicsns gave it as their opinion, that he had been
strsnsled, and then hung A stlck OF club had also
been used.
The Jury rendered as verdict THAT David L.
Lester and George Lester came to their death by
Injuries inflicted by Reuben Dunbar and other per
sons unknown Dunbar has been arrested, aud s
now confined in Jail
Great excitement prevails in thu town, and could
Dunbar have been found personal violence woald
have resulted. Dunbar ID q step.son OF David 80
ter, the unols Of the children, and they have
property, mercenary motives are supposed to nave
induced the commission Of iha crime
ALBANY, Friday, Oct. 4, 1850
Dunbar, suspected of the murder ofthe two boys
ct New Scotland vas lodged in jail lat sishs on
the Coroner's warrant. The boys were baried to
day. Dunbar is q step aon of Lester, the Father
OF the boys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

~ Thirteenth Ward Whig Commtte0.-Ats
meriins Of this Committee he'd fhaian Hall on thurs
day evtntg The following eIo utions TsTe adopted
Re-olred Ths, this Committee vov with much ssu'iac
bly, District he Syracuse Convention, Mr James Dewey
him hearty thanks 0f hS manly de-
f7rbs of WhiR principles
Resolsed Tbat approve OF the pursued BY the
Two Wtie Genesl Committees 81 the Broadway Houie
Cd Fue,day evening, lsi lDsi
Rssolrd That approve OF the csl Of Convention OF
Upou Whgi be held City Of Ucs on The 7I inst
Che following preamble sna lesolulion WA adopted
Whereas we haze heard With deep rssret OF The mran-
choy death OF our late associate JeEIe smiihthereoe
Resotrtd That we deeply sympl.hiae with ha afflicted
family IN ,hsir bereavement that stsnd bis f1ne!
Sunday The 6h inst oeock u from hiS is'e rear
dence % Ridge-sL U. NEWCOAb, Chairman.
7 G. GOULD. Secretary % IL
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Destruc.ivo FIRE ut Buffalo

destructive fire broke out this morning in tho
ea1ret of tho Merchants Hotel corner of Conner.
cal Canal ard Lloyd ats The second, third and
fourth stories were consumed, and also the store
adjoining. The furniture aud atock wero Fa7ed IN
The Merchants Hotel was owned aud occupied
by H. & A s Thomas, who were Insured IN the
Lexington and Buffalo Mutual to the amount OF
$40 ono on the building, and $1,000 on the stock
apd furniture, which will cover sheif loss
The other occupants suffered bat slightly and
were mostly insured to the extent OF sne losses
One or two iitemen were injured lone severely oy
the falling OF the iron railing
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An American Herotae- ~h~ Suops..s So
Correspondence Of "ha rt,oqne. 'NA'
Havana Friday s,,, n.

Mtesys. Grse<y 4 bic EhaA; Na', Sep', -
Sibee my note Of the 18th inst We have basn -
much interested in & mst,sr Of sentiment, honor..
bic to our countrywo men tina: l cannot fJrbeAr
uang the long route to bring il the hearts of year
readers
The veneIabIe mother OF NJ Grafton, the untor-
tunase mate OF the bark .otglana, arrived here
N the stssmer Geofgls, Gu pi srimsge OF mater
nal love- to supplcase mercy o5 bar mised son.
She was sadly disappointed Eaen she found shat
the prisoners had lef, but she bare is With the for
titude Of a Roman NATION. nar 6nched from toe
path OF duty abe had shadossd for herself Che
called on the Captain Geners che Condo Alcoy,
yesterday morning, and was most grsciously
and hindly received, and Il nothing definite
could be determined by bia1 ahe las cause for
strengthened hope, and tho advantage Of syery
favorable impre ssion, which Will undoubtedly roach
the attention OF Her Majesty; aud aba will be re.
warded for her devotion By aae pardon ana return
Of her wandering boy. No one doubss of this
Mrs. Grafton was furnished with lettera from the
Spensh Minister at Warrington, Osdeson do la
Barca, and Mr. Webster, which were alike honor
able to the hearts ana Citations OF these distin-
gusbed gentlemen; and here, she has the heart,
warm sympathy of ali, for her 6eroic devotion and
noble perseverance,. 1t hiss beeu stated that 4he
will continue her journey 70 Madrid, TO reach In
person the royal ear; but rou suis she will prcba
bly, be dissuaded, as an unnecessary exposure and
expense, with the almost certain assurance that
her petition will be answered,
frd to day that the authorities in tho case of
the slave schooner captured III he sight OF the
Moro 'ew days since, hso been 800 pfompt in the
seizure, as they had net received on board tbs
material men that wculd Justify the charge
nsnas 1e h. 1ne ,v 6aS i Ins5y ~ gore 10 sea- s1a
Ed, or the coast Money caJea suspicion and
covers testimony in The pteliUisary proceedings,
and is spared in CAGES OF this kind, although
it may rot have been necessary ia this particular
matter.
The recent decision of the v.xed and vsxing
questions by your national legislation have had
good feet here, while perhaps tney have minis
tered to the disappoiDsmeus Of few who have
hugged to their heated brains tho idea Of diSsou
ton Of the Union. quo.
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See lid Page for other General Notices.
WARD MEETINGS.

gP Tenth WRrd.-Ai meeting OF the Ward Com
ute Of The Democratic Whgs OF The Teuh Ward, heid
on Wednesday evening" Oct 1850 the following Fesou-
lions were adopted and ordered to be published:
Resoirtd That hio Comnee fully approve Of tue reso-
luon. doped by The General Com uittees upon the cub
ec. the proceedings Of late Syracuse Convention in
sustaining the pursued by the minority OF said Con.
yenlion
Peored Yhst he Delegate from this ward to said Con
ventior Is entitled 10 the thanks Of his Consu-
ena for Ii manly and patriotic ,sSen by him in said
Convention JAMES h. PIHCKNEY, Chm.
81 Fs1sER Secretaries. o5 IL
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w1pe DUnsEl,DOMF AOADAMY Of FINE
j ARR8-New pe1 iingB recently arrived from Europe
anonS hch Haermanla by Sochler WORK OF an 81
he hshss ceso Yhe exhibition 81 paintings by sr'iss OF
As shove school bAA received nsn7 addoEs and oaipk
spen inc ever the Han OF tho ohaTcn OF ~,
yne unlty eroAdSS, bsrTeon Spring and FTnce-fts
nom 10 O'Clock a a TIL 10 O'Clock z. "a
Admission % cents season Ticses 30 CENTS CsIsoSuS9
MenntR. joy VI
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NV sroAz.-We understand s5as :ho's e.,
tie pli.irg young neD the CfawfeTdS naTo opSl0S
stev and bandaome Dry Goods 9s'fs Nv = o.re
i..c.t we commend tbem 70 ~ we ,s,"r I'd 1eri.e-
"a. M IL zLoihsT tCiamp
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WING Donvention-FugitIve Slaves, sc

BPRthGFlELD Fflpey. We q
The Sixth District Wing Convention 10 nomi'
nate successor to Mr. Ashmun, met at Northamp.
ton to-day, and was numerousy attended GEO.
T. DAVIS d Greenfield, Ess nominated with great
uBunimity. On the frst ballot ne had IS votes
Mylon Lawrence OF Bslohertown, 20 w Il
Bates Of Mortified, 70. The friends of the last
two gentlemen then withdrew their namea and
made the nonin alton unanimous An interesting
series OF resolutions we're Passed-two OF which
were ss folloEE;
Rsoirtd That bile good citizens we cannot counsel
omen resBlaI ce to e OF Ihe FDgit slave Aci
W. viii give tvery DC asbe legal s'sinsuce 10 these who
mty be arrested under il Tho assertion aud mansensnce
Rtolped Phet s insure Inc safety and III hs OF
The Fugitive t' eIPsoeDlnnd de'i,abe In me opinion Oh
his CoIveEllon, that the Leg Stature OF Ihi' Common
wealth. ispexi eisoD, Ln0nld pas an act au 1nzlng
tie Executive to sppolnt one or mo Commissioners IN
ever, Couut,, whose duty hall 10 10 appeal Tor every
person eTrel,ed Fngve under the ,w 10 protect his
rat AID aid him IN establishing all f4cS n-cessAy 10 pro-
cute bis discharge aud direcOg ha pay h,ent OF all ex
penes Incurred by any per'on thus arrested IN eseo
hpg his rights 10 made from the Treesury tfhe Com
nor eB!lh
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MRYJlnud EIeciioEs,

BALTIMORE, Friday, Ot4.
St Mays County gives Clarke 1874 majority
Charles do PSI do. The Wings have elected
State Senator in Hartford, Kent. st MAry's, Cartol
ard Dorchester CouutisS-and the Opposition in
Frederick and Talbot This gives the Wings -
in the next STATE Senate, and the Opposition @
BALTIaoHE, sri ay, Oct 4.
ALI the State has baen heard from except Ann
Arundel Calvers, Cb2fles, Dorchester, somerset,
81 Msrys and Worcester, and Loves majority
thu far is 500. His maturity Ia the entira State
crnnos vary much from 1900.
BALTIMORE, Friday Oct A.
In Doroheoser County 554 5ome90ot 553, Wor-
cesler 3l2, and Anne Arundel l25 majority for
Clark In Caroline Love has 90 majority Cal
vert Co. only to be beard from. Loves majority
In the State ia about 600.
slLrIMoRs, Ftiday Oct. 4.
Returna have been received frJm all tho State
except Calvert-Lowe's majority ia 1885, Calvert
will reduce it about so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

Br The ShiOmassec Democrat, Ooruns Mioh
puts up Gen LEWIS CAss TOR nexs President with
Gen Samuel Houston for Vice. 1t wons do
Sam, though not & believer in any higher law is
decidedly in favor of the higher office, and won't go
N fox any thing short of the Presidency to begin
with, And we believe he could outrun Gen. Caas
with the People. How it might DO With a Balti.
moro Convention, not knowing. can't aay.
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genlhern Items,

BALTIMORE, Fridsy, DC

Both mails are through. The brig Clinton from
New York arrived at Charleston on Tuesday, 20
bours ahead ofthe mail
Eho Texas papers say that Gen. Howard has
published letter explaining to his constituent
bis vote on the Texas Boundary, and pointing out
lis advantages The Cotton crop in Texas ia good,
brs sufelirg from dro1th in tue Western section OF
the State.
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sasr- sioa.,@u,en's aats, aail sryie.5laD, corosi
Pine snd 4asssu srTse stgle foY the ensuing s1zSon S
Sc ready f1 inspection apd see his dss Tbe anep'ie =
ze4lemen of ead GiEchnnsdcr 'nvit9d 10 ths ph
ern 1bove announced under ,hs drr7 convection ha +,
pyil satisfy hs mos .tdnus sfcrer Of handHone aa
1rE q. sT. Joar has removed nor. lls Broadway f
ITO 4ore of The rbsclhe-, be willie pleased to
sH customers, StRp. cor. Pine sro Nesnhu ss
august 50 1885 80 hEis
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sonthern Proceedings.

CHARLESTON, yfldsy, OcI Z
an immense meeting was held Lass night In
Hibernia 8 ell, for The p1rpo, Of forming south.
orn Rights Asfosiatioa. Very enthusiastic ad-
dresses @eremade by j. ". Hayne, ". D. Homer,
R. Barnweu and w g simms. A Constitution
for the Association was read AMI adopted without
diIsenting voice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

FIRST AUDITOR We learn that James limp.
son. at present Second Auditor. will act ast First
Auditor, for the present, in the Finance Depart
ment, in place of Mr.. Canning, appointed purser o
she attic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

rFr Raiferb attend The Operative Bake q Union
VIII oold tte frS soc4l Entertain leni Temoersnce
"hee and eary,' saturday evening, at ihe House OF
Call IN Grsudtt al O'Clock Ii VIII 1sa OF short
tec,;,A tohSs rer,,:..ooo comic storas, music, &c
Tsmpers nee reformers IL you cause fucesss
rem owe inducemen to drink Working men, f1sn hsa
Social wanu well phj sics wants 10 be supplied The
sbo ,ers.pmeat Is a practicable way of doing It,
N Volunteer Lecturers and Singers wanted Apply
TO the gommitiee Admission f,et.
JOHN RENNE, President
I,Ave RouFpTeoN Eecg o. IL
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she Fnaitlye slave Law.

h0NEsDALE, Fnday Ucl
A great excitement has been created in this
community by the appearance Of two men from
the South, VITO are after beautiful Creole, the
vile Of Mr.. Evans, and who, they say Ia q run
away alave. If abe is discovered it will hardly be
possible for them TO take her. the feeling is 80
strong against them.
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Disnsters ON the nken

BUFFALO, ThursdaT, Oct. S.
TIE propeller Petrol ia sshors 81 A,hgebula and
ful of water. She sprung seak in gale, and is
unin,ure6.
The propeller Monticello came into col ision With
the nchooner North Western, on L Aka Haroo,
causing the schooner o aok in three minutes. No
vos were lost She was loaded with salt from
Oswego and fully insured,
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uHE Original SWISS 85LA RING 9&s,

THE ORIGINAG SWISS Is EN- RING 9&s'
-Yhs cel bfesed Band having at returned ron
s3ccenfu ou on the Contire oil Europe, respectfully
nounce 10 their former patrons end tie pubic generally
Uttu+y will have the honor OF commencing serles OF
pr,rd Couusrls Tho Apollo Rooms, 4ln Broad way on
k0NDAY Oetooer Z sud every evening during Inc Weea'
Mr. j. H uaMNET Tho ceiobrsted CnmpaneTo, VIII ap'
pt sldpay sOme Of he difficult music on bin lnatl-
cal Caupapsr hey viii slno be assisted b Nils JghsA
ia nrnry Lam, Princess and English Opera House.
TeLe,l % GEMS DOCS open at q and Concert com
uerce n. O'clock Change Of programme each evening"
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stcnner EXPLOSIVES

PirrsBURGH Friday, OcI4
The steamer Danube, from Gaena. reports that
the steamer Finsncier, while ascending the Ms.
sissppi on the ID inst. when opposlee Buffalo,
burst her connection pipe, Instantly killing she
mate and captains son, who were asleep at tho
time of the accident. Two passengers and several
hands were aeyerely scalded
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oHarsrx's OPERA HOUSE

n eChEnIc hbIIt -.
ATSa BROADWAY, above Grand Sl-OPEN EVE
4fERY NIGHT during the week, until farther noiicc.
pt,pe 40 ehcien.n and "yersalo coTpsr OF talented
hpd OF pes performers under the management OF
D. P. CHRiSfY whOse Concerts in this city Tor sue
cesson Of years been received With aYef bJ
highly respectable and fashionable audiences.
Tcke,s Is cents Doors open Rt6A comm ~
Ahsmoon Concert every Saturday, commencing :.
Pm $50 WIS
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The state Fair 1T Cincinnati

OINN INHAII, FNu6yi OCI /.
oeTsons lis said she gs3eipts for admisaisn tick
els viii reach $4,000
The Agricultural Ball at Burnets was largely
and fashionAbly attended About 900 partook OF
ire supper. Fully one. half we're strangers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

PHILHARMONIC S0CIETY-NlsTH SEASON
l&5(Ll85l-The public ara respectfully informed mas
IAcTipops for tho four Concerts OF this sesron and spp
..lun. for Associate Membership VIII be- received a. me
music aofe OF Messr echaI enbefg Luis 49, broadway
ftIuE-subscripona $40 each payable ia advance, emf
nr The holder 10 three iiches 10 each coDcsr sco ne
B. ~ tS,h hssoca.e memberships IS each, payable In
s6ysucs, enuw lie holder sdmipsoa 10 ihe tenear-
ssls arc one ckei each Concert with HE same privilege
i xfs ches ss thR, Of subscriptions The hTst Conceft
VIII SAT nv o ord ~ H. 6 pIMM, President
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gS~ Ladses of Newly srk and ViciDity-Doy you
wIh TO keep your furniture rev IN lesppHasoce fyoa
very popular in Fhsdephis being paonizsd by The hrs
ismines Of that city: 1t Will clean, reyve apd oesoty
cahrst furniture chsrs &c giving Them rich glossy Bp
ptsrnnce much bauer ihan warn hiug Any lady APP
Div il In one Domeuwi soil TIE dress-ho unpless
ant from Rnd Abs furniture can be used immediate
w. Cabinet makers should RHo il Price p cents per
bottle, Ielal Sold by e COMBS, Bole Agent for ilew.
Yorf and Brooklyn 268 Gfand-at. NewYork, and al IS
XilAry.st Brooklyn. SubAgenB Will be appointed oy u
c. in few days. OF 41iaWSkA
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giving WAY Ola RalIroad

CHARLESTON, Friday, OcI 1.
The tressel work forshree miles of The Camden
branch Of the South Carolina Railroad, bailt over
water and swamps, gave way while freight
train was pmaing over it. No lives were lost.