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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

DEPPER, GINGER, GROUND SPICES.
IL &c-25 bags Sumatra Pepper
10 do Race Ginger
l case No. Nutmegs
10 kegs Ground Ginger
10 boxes do do-in lb, papers
10 do Ground Pepper, in ! h. papers
25 boxes fresh Mustard, in ! Id. cans
3 cases London Mustard
For sale by E. H. SKINKER,
NH % No. Is Pearl street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

ATS AND CAPS.-Just received an extra
n IL new stock of Hats and Caps, of the latest fall
patterns, embracing every yariety--for sale low.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
oc % diff Ill Main street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Things in Europe.

The news by the atlantic, coming upon
the heels Of that brought by the america on
Saturday evening, gives us the details Of
eleven days history of Great Britain and
the Continent.
The intelligence is hardly less barren Of
interest than heretofore. Little has occur
red to interrupt the gradual stagnation OF
Europe, characterized in the phrase of tyran-
nv as the restoration Of order" The
English papers are almost entirely occupied
with notices of the life Of Sir Robert Peel,
to which they may now add that of the
Duke of Cambridge, who died on the Sth
inst. The demise Of the latter gentleman Is
of but trihing moment in comparison with
the loss which England has sustained in the
sound intellect and comprehensive views of
her former Premier.
France is occupied with trifes, now that
the outrage of the Election Law has been
contaminated. Prussia has made peace
with Denmark, leaving the Dachies to fight
their own battles, and the HOlsteiners, no.
wise deficient in spirit, are arming for the
test struggle. The Pope is making himself
more than ever the tool Of Austria and Ma
pies, and the King of the latter, binding
retractiDg the concessions Of that Revola-
ton which nearly dethroned him, paves the
way for his final fall.
Turkey and Egypt are visiting, Spain
awaits an interesting event, Austria looks
down the Danube, half mistruSting the Rus
sian forces that hang on the borders of
Moldayia, and Portugal, weak and proud at
the same time, plays with ultimatums and
proposals for arbitration, while an American
feet looks on from the Tagus. Another
week will decide this question, and perhaps
bring us something Of interest from other
Quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

erations. Since 1877, be has devoted him.
self to the practice Of the Law at st. Louis,
keeping as clear of Politics az good clti-
zen innocently may, and we trust his return
10 public life is nearly simultaneous with
the return of Missouri to the support of
those wise, enlightened, bene6cent princi-
pies of National Policy which according to
Col Bentons circular) induced her to cast
her Presidential vote in 1924 for Henry
Clay.
The nomination of Nathan X Hall Of Buff
falo for Postmaster General is a serious
blunder politically, though he will make
good, efficient officer. Mr.. Hall is still a
young man, was but two years in Congress
declining a reelection) and is scarcely
known to the country, though ne was an IN
dustrious and efficient Member. But it is
always a mistake for President TO take
member of the Cabinet from his own State,
unless that member be Statesman of such
exalted and conceded qualifications that the
Cabinet would have looked hollow without
him. True, the Virginia Presidents always
made such a choice, but in their palmy time
it was hardly suspected that anybody but a
Virsinian would do for an eminent position.
When John Tyler repeated the error, he
was only saved from general apprehension
by the all-absorbing hatred AMI contempt
he had invoked by more serious miSdemean-
ors. When Mr.. Polk chose his friend and
neighbor, Cave johnson, for Postmaster
General, he pade 5lunder which weakened
him to the close Of his administration. Inc
State which has the President has It's full
share. and should not have one of the Heads
Of DEPARTMENTS. Pennsylvania is on the
verge of one of her most important Elections
With q u. S. Senator and House Delegation
depending, and her best man shonid have
been called into the Cabinet, whoever should
he left out in consequence. We regret, too,
that Mr.. Hopkins of Ala. is not in the Cabl-
net What we have heard of him through
wears past, has convinced us that he would
reflect honor on any post. But taking three
from the Senate left no room for him.
On the whole, then, we conclude that the
new Cabinet is an able one and will faith
fully discharge its high responsibilities, but
it has not been made up 10 such manner as
to strengthen the Wing party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
THIRTEENTH DIVISION;
SIXTEENTH DIVISION
Col ROBERT b BOYD, Aid 10 the Grand harsna@
Theo Draper Esq Aid.

c.ytrep. Association Of the City OF New York mounted
The Societies Associations and Trades, 10 wnom pse
are assigned requested 70 spPo1 u VIC
nrescribed and TO march eight abreast -.. Ill,
be assigned places In me ORDER IN WHICH -7J 'A@-
themse,yes 10 The Grand hsrshal -, ~,
No hsnr er bea 4 political devices or lnscnpaons VIII
be Admitted In The procession a. ANIL. -. 49,
The First Division Of New York State milnar ana tue
.,rtc societes shove Enumerated, VIII assenoe al u
ocock, precisely, 81 the following paeesb PfoPsa"J
being brough into column
Toe Division Of Militia, IN Broadway, len restns on
Offes,irg Clergyren orstor Of the Day, the Gerry
General scot, and Aida and Pail Bearers In The Governors
lou -
Mayors Office.
Common Courcils Of New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City,
Newark and the Trustees OF the village OF Wsmsourgn,
Hoboken and ysnsiea together with their oeera 10 roo
No CiTy Hail
Governor Lieutenant Governor, Heads OF Depart
meuis Members Of the S-nste and Assembly, senators
and Members Of Congress Of The United STATES, In me
Society Of Cincinnati. Revolutionary sldiert et,
Mayors ard ex.Membefs OF the Common CDoneiL ~
Heads Of Departments Of the City Government u Va
Library. -. c,,,
Ofsesr, OF The Army and Navy, in Keepers Room 0''
Fo-etgn Mirisse,, and consui, IN The Mayors once
Judges Of the Courts, Members OF ne p" - S,,g
bers Of Congress, In The Law Library h'0in W" Wy
Hall os
Sheriff and his Deputies IN Sheriff . once .s..,.
County Clerk Register ana Coroner wtn '1esr e~
ara The Police Magistrates, 10 CoobD 49, So. Ma,
sha ard bis DEPUTIES Collector sno sarse - " o
Port Naval OfBcers Post sster ena ~ ,S..S $40,
necfed With their several Departments 70 onHso os@'o'
Court room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Prsf Webster-Finat Decision.

The Governor and Council of Massachusetts an
nounced their final decision in regard to the com
mutation Of the sentence OF Death against Prof
Webster on Friday last. In another part Of this
mornir g's Tribune will be found the report OF the
Committee on Pardons, and the Address Of Gov
Briggs, by which it will be seen that the Execu
tive DEPARTING mt Of the Government declines inter
fering with the decision Of the Court 10 this case
and Il at Friday, the 3oth day Of August next has
been fixed upon for the execution Of the sentence.
Probably there are very few in the community
who have watched the progress and developments
of this shocking tragedy from the disappearance Of
Dr. PNkman to the signiAg Of the death warrant
of Prof Webster, who were not prepared for
the decision Of Gov. Briggs aud his Council
They have evidently listened with great
patience and caDdor to the suggestions
Arguments and entresties OF the friends
Of the convict for mitigation Of the awful sentence
which awaits him. With strong desire on their
part to discover some new evidence which might
induce reasonable doubt that in taking the life Of
DR.. Parkmsn, Prof. w. bad committed deliberate
murder, they calmly reviewed the whole subject.
and were finally constrained to say that they could
not consistently with their duty, under the statute
which demands blood for blood shield the prisoner
from the terrible penalty attached to bis crime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

Civic soeieties Of Brcoilyp New.A. vm.
ard c'osr PLACES 10 lh- Para, rear Of ci'y Han
Cnuuhs Coiex~ sDd 81 TIE Unlyeysgy In a. -"
Court Room New City Hall Sap'sas
His oresl socIety N v n.dirsl Ss5.sv ,rnsusry,
Esvsi Lyceum Nsfonsl Acsi-my OF D-.lxr ssss
A,tUnioD. Board Of T,.ds n..,sr. w.rae,s P E.ss
shsnies' Institute, IN the Supreme Court Room M. &c
Board Ct Education. Prof, s,ors and pv,a.
Academy. Teachers Associates roacA.rs ana sree
Public and Private WsTd Schools 10 room q b.
oficsrs and Pupils ~ Blind ard Deaf .,a n,-A
1ten', Office Of cOnr Of Repairs and sappass NJ. c.
Oher Association. and gentlemen Of he Third D 49,
Foor'h Division IN Grsnd.s, froni rs.tinT On v..
Finh Divi.ion In Ho~Nd ct fsoot resting % v..,
OF Brosdwsy. sad Tuurirg up ssrioD-.l ne
snh Division, 10 Csna't ffooi on ess, side o. Br,s,
s.veni Division IN Tsmmsuv Hall
Eighth Division In csnsl-s, front west side OF B,o,.
Nirte Division In Lispensrdst front On west cd. -
Tenth Div'ou IL Walker from. on WEE. side Of Bross.
Eleventh Division in White ct froot on ws. .ss. a.
r~enh Div.ion in Franklln-.L front on wee, s,ss -
Thirteenth Division 10 Leor AID at s,o., on va, "a,
Broadway, ard ite TanDios up Wet Brssiwsv
FoUrteenh vis'on 10 Leonard ffooi GA e..l 49, =,
Broadway. and liDe running up Elm.s - tar ss C,sJa
- -
Broadway
sixteenth Division 10 Bsrcsy.t front o. wes, I'D. a,
Broadway. line running up Gfeenv ich-st
The closisg ceremonies consulting OF he Prsy., o.,
ton Requiem ard 8en-octon ~il t.Ae place on III -
plSDsde 10 rout Of Tho Guy Hail. The arrival Of he rssr
OF the procession
The uoops 81 the Uoed Sts,es sstoos' the sis.r-.,
poss n this bsrbor requested TO hrs Minute Su trO
noon I'll sur set
A detachment from the command Of Bhgsdier Gss,rSI
Storms will Ere minute guns from the Battery danss zee
procession
TIE carriages for the uss OF he Pail Beavers ald soc.v
OF the CiIcinns and Revolutionary sodiers, viii be a.
der the direction Of A.her Taylor Fret MarshA Of To
CITY
The owners and proprietors OF oil public and cssseS
carss and veh lea directed To wihsraS lbe s,ns
nom the streets through which the procession TO pas, 4
ter the hour OF O'Clock NJ
The Chief OF Police is charged With the eufo
the above order
The owuers Of private carriages and vehic-. a,
respec fully requested conform with the wse, OF ~
Cor mitee IN ths resp CT
No obstruction Of any hind will be perm tel Ia The vrss
through which the procession IL to pass.
GEORGE FRANKLIN,
SAMUEL DELAMArER,
JONAS = CONCHLIN, Com-itsso o,
JAMES II COOK { tis p.u q ts
JACOB OAKLEY. BOerd Of Ala
MORGAN MORGANs,
s l. X WARD
CHARLES CRANE,
JAMES ACKtRMAN, Comm'res On
WESLEY Smith, the par. VI eewt
FLORENCE AcCARTHY OF Assra
OSCAR srURrEvANr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

rBEAurrrUL Calico at 'IPenee yard! and oeaer
1t h,p h,, ever before been sold al that pree may be
s,nnd At HITCHCOCK LEADBEarERs S7 Broadway, cor.
NJ, LeoDsrdst Some Of them are Merlmse Goods, and
every LADY hnows that they are good and fas colors
are Ens.h prints ard are precisely the sane arcs hat
has been SOLD Ia some Of our cheapest stores Tor shilling
Beside these they are selling beautiful Freneh Lawn At
,hilrg yard, Foulsd slis At two and six, and Grens
dres, SILK Tissues &c. &c, eorrespondiDgly low They
have splendid stock OF Linen Cambria Handkerchief for
both Lades AID Gentlemen, which they also selling
cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Extract from the The Tnbune.l

Me-. EDTroR-Sir, by the solicitation Of fdend, was
rduced to attend Dr. Whitons first lecture Consump
on at the Society Library Room OF Broadway and
Leonard st on Thursday last can truly say that wss
sgreesby surprised both in matter an manner, which APP
pesred 10 entirely original There Deher qusck-
cry or false display but every remark 10 the polnt In
hand and exceedingly Interesting The object Of this
tee Is to call the attention OF hose who afflicted with
Pulmonary dsesies The prevention and cure OF this dis
treing diseaie II 10 the Doctors opinion that schencks
PumOnic SyrUpis the only medicine that his cured Con-
'umpton ard 10 bis opinion the only medicine that can
cure Pumobic sf-ctions Tue genuine Pumonic syrup 10
for sale at 81 Bsrcsy-st
sCHENCKs PULwONIC SYRUP
Istold At 81 per bOule-or bottles for s..
CIV CLICKENfR 4 co 81 Barclay ST. the Cen
ersl Agents for New-York and vicinity. jy22t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

Boosros, n }. Saturday, July >.
A deep gloom was thrown over oar village this
afternoon, by the sudden death Of two girls, who
were cousins; Phsbe Moore. aged Ii, and Harriet
Glover, aged l4-who sssrted cat in company With
party of girls to SO after berries. and when cross
ing the foo, bridge over the ROcsawsy river, near
the Iron Works they both feu of, and were drown
ed. Their bodies have not yet been found. The
two sisters and parents Of the girls arc inoonsos
bic. Yours. respectfully, Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Congress, Saturday.

The Telegraph gives but meager account
of Saturdays Congressional doings, and as
our Washington letters failed to reach US
last evening, we are very much in the dark
in regard to what was done, and what was
not done, by the wise men at the Capitol on
Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

" The steamer Southerner, CsPt. BERRY ar
rived this morning from Charleston, whence she
sailed on Wednesday the nth inst. We are IN
debted to Capt B. and our friends Of the Charles
ton Con, ier, Mercury and Ners, for late papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

DelegsIes 10 Tho New. York Civ Industrial Congress
hereby notified that the uext meslg Of mat BODY VII "
held on Tuesday evening The sd OF July a bali ps feo
O'clock 10 the room usually occupied BY III, Sepfene
Court, 10 the New City Hall.
And they are hereby further notified that the falafs
meetings Of the Congress will DO held al the sane place
and al The ssme time Tuesday evenings, i turner 10
lice. -.
Members OF the various Associate represe tod IN nv
Congress The Common Council and tbs public gencfsJ'
are invi, d to attend
VILE HENRY J. CRATE See
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FROM SLAVE STATES.

FROM SLAVE srArEs-
James II Beae, Va. Wn v. oW mo-
EGpa,d Staniy, N c. james so"ha CO.
Taomu c. Hsebet Ga jacob fnomp''n' MISS
lain n ThsmpsoaK Ky joseph II. Hamsas0n, La
T,tal absent from Free States IL.
do DO from Slave States 3.
wbigs absent In Itaiie'l ~ Loeos H.
Vacant .-Mssssehutetis, L. Iowa. Georgia j.
(spesker Cobb does not vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER ANDsPILLs
IT, For destruction Of cockrosches bedbugs, moths
fess ses ard insects on plants and FOR rats and mice
both article warranted free Of poison, are to be had at
LYONS depot 40 Broadway iy20 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

~ The Csmmittee Of Tsirteen, sppon'ed rom
De two Wing General Committees for the purpose OF
making arrangements commemorate the dean OF me ise
President are requested to neosst the brosd"S hou''
on lhis) Monday ever ipg. July 2, at 8 ocloet'
JH HOBART HAWs, Chairman
u.,o,sn Rovrcv Secretary jy2ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
Rar Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for European
circulation will be issued on TUESDAY MohN-
ING at O'Clock. 1t viii contain all the latest
news received up to the time of going to press
The B,Jeynia sails from Boston on Wednesday, at
10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

~ Persons abou, leaving The City during es Summer
months can the Daily Trtne sent 10 them oy leaving
or ssndns their address Of tho Publication Once coroe'
spruce ana Nassau ss opposite The City Hall Price 30
Genus month psysnle IN sdvsnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

~ NotIce.-Tbe Carmen Of ths City and County d
Nsw-York who intend participating In The great fanfd
procession Of the sd, 10 memory Of Gen ZACHARY TAI.
Ios late President OF the Unilsd Stat-s requested
appear In csTk clothes Grape the left arm forming q
second.av right resting Second o. mounted on Aofs'
bach on Tuesday al IA o, lock By order,
JOHN McMULLEN. Grand Musha
expected they should taliln the rear. jys 2is
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Iva Il
MAYORS OFricg, CRY HALL, BR0okLrs,l
July 49, 1854

" In nsequeBce Of the storm the rsosr
CeTemohes In bOL Of the late esdens Of uo oehA
States which have tab IN place This day. b9
I'm, postponed until Monday, the I'D inst whea ~
same will ske place per Programme published ~
papers Of this dsle.
By order THE Committee Of Arrsngemspts
jy19 Sis EDWARD LAMBERT, Casirmsa
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ .uwho xt,b N ,e. . sound moral piece p-rtofned
IN style fu Of talent ans sbIy ;eo1d o.-. a.
Druriud" at b num's nusesm. II -. i.s,h.hi. 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

GEN rAYLoR.-The last and beat Portrait Of Gen
TAYLOR ever Engraved, appeared in the lH No OF The
Gallery Of Iustrous Americans It Is sold by all Book
sellers ard also by BRADY, 2O5 Broadway, where the
ORIGINAL Ds guereotype 10 to he seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

~ The steamer A. II soHULTs viii discontinue her
trips Cedar Grove for the present in consequence ofbs
mi disabled IN the heavy blow Wednesday night She
will however, be ready for busne" assn In week or
furtk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
CUSTO A.HOUSE.

" By particular Request Of the Ceiiectsr
Naval Onicer and surveyor, o-DerA hoasf
OF pei IL Inc respective Dep-rm -nls WI Ists see
Monday evening u inst In The kotunds Of no Cs'es'
House, al O'clock for the purpose OF comp sang NE
auanst for tn funeral obseques OF 6EsssL LICE
Any TAYLOR, ate President ofIhe United States.
NeM.l OH July 20. 1890 Uu II
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~ Masonic

CF DIasopic.-iB consequence ~ me NICER rs-y ~ =
be- observed IN The eIy Broosyp have been posooass
until Monday lbe I'D inst on which day all ofesaIss
a .,srS,Js de.yous Of uf;iting Iherein reqass1
- SO, A. m, Lodge Room q. romseys Hotel 10 Leetr
~ Rroosivn a. O'Clock precisely ~ Brethreo are ~
e ao,oos '" 'TT tA ~
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ALkxANpER eMII
rz Nntice.-NeM-Yotk Harmonic Society

Tbs ladies and gentlemen ~ Inc Hs~-York HsfmcaesS
eiety ana all Who wish psrtcipsfs are reqas
70 siteLd che srsal Of chorus from yudss
TO be sung al The funeral ceremonies In honor OF 'e
President VI he United States on Tuesday nenI IL
The rehearsal will he held Al Constitution hsl ~ 49,
k2QIf WV DhLLt tn1thss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

4pvERrsrsrsTs.-Fw Amusements see First
Page; for Auctions see Third Page; snd for Call
fornia steamers zee Seventh.
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sa5- For late and important Telegraphic
dispatches see First Page.
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the Four Divisions The members Of this sooisy
are requested ~ their several Division 10 ns
Tuesday morning, 23d insL al - 0eocE, preparatory
participation ia The funeral obseQues 10 memory o. osa
TAYLOR late President u tbs United Sta e. and aus W
sanizirg proceed 10 the Fnues House, 40 Spring o.
By order PATRICK DILLON, Chief hsfsosi
MATHEW CARR,
THOMAS CoLoHAs, Aida ,,ss.,
John hcOLYss, U.S@s
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~ settee-rbe Journeymsn Marble Cutters q -
civ Of and Brook yn are requested 10 ssss
meeting on this (mordsyD evening, tho 2d inst, ~
mans Broadway between kist eenth and NineeesasA
Al n O'clock By order Of ihs COMMITTEE
JOSEPH DUGAN Chsrssa
ALEXANDER SMITH seere,Sy.. UaRh
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jyss

EVseventh Nard.-AIs nesting OF the Ward Coz.
miee Of The Democratic Wbss OF the seventh Wsrd held
81 The EastBroadwsy House, Saturday evening", jay
20 the following resolutions read and nigioay
adopted:
RssOlred, That this Committee have heard with deeors
greet Of the death Of ZACHARY TAYLOR late Pr.sdett
OF the United Ststes-s man emphstcsly OF the nation,
illustrating IN bis birth, bis long services add the coss of
bis eventfu life the simplicity the glory and the power Of
our free Institutions AZ soldier, he vas humsne and
brave-es commander skiful aud succssso-sss ssiss-
man. the interests OF eli sscons Of The country snd
devoted the welfare Of the whole people sboring
last IN the path Of Duty and diving prepsred for dea,
and with conscience void Of ofsuss We sppreciss he
services honor bis memory. and Ofsr hs example %
practical evidence that Integrity aud ability are duly eel.
msted by CRATE ful psooe
hssofr,d That IN the high national chsrseer large
perience and eminent services Of WILLARD rlLLM0Rs,
the constitutional successor Of Zachary Taylor We 6sd
every VI hope aud r the future Az
citizen Of New York and long Its worthy Ia the
COUNCILS OF The State and country he has shown faith.
fulne ard ability In the disc barge ofloca and sse da'es
and that en- hersy Jfse0meot ward The country,
which smiI ny qualities him to be the Chief Msgsrats VI
the Union A. he know no locality but HE coua
try public oser Interests but the gteassl good
OF ali Its citizens
Resolped That tbis sm mee will unts with the DsG.
ocrsuc Whg General C0mmitIee and ou the taaos pro
cessiou on Tuesday next
Resofvcd That the proceedings OF this meeting he pub
n,hed WILLIAM ID. ANDREWS, Chairman
Isaac PIrz, Secretary, pro ten. bl!n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22

q AZ a meeting OF tho second Ward Whtg
Executive Commitfee, the following kessaus. =
unsn mousy sdopied;
Resolved Thstthe cizess OF the Second Ward Of The city
OF Sewfor nIermnge their regrets with hose OF Their
fellow counymen At The dean OF he sis Pr-sideal 0sa
ZACHARY TAYLOR
Resoved That sorrow ior this great national beresv-
ment s bslowed by the memory OF splendid schevencau
OF The soldier and the unsued history VI the who DIG
ped the exalted position upon earth with he ,npl-
city ofsn American statesman
essed That gym pslhise with Southern brethreu
In The rrepsrsbe loss of ore Of her beove
for The locality OF birth but because be lived and t
10 the conscientious discharge Of his duty 10 his county
RssOis,d That this C,mmiIIee wi most cordially unis
with their fellow citizens In paying that respect 10 the
mOy OF tho ilusuous deceased thai be 40 Justly mei<
while living JOHN SAfkE Chairman
LEwIs BREwkR seereane'. iyl
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sac OF Nov York having seeep'ed invitations % -
xilh he public suihorfss OF the cities Of New fon
Rrool WI in paying proper tribute Of respeeto pe nsa
~ OF Major Genera Zachary Taylor late Pfesdenf o. ~
Jfrited STATES The officers END members OF ne w.
Lodge and Of he subordinate Lod scs Of ths Ssss -
iournrg Brethreu Ia good stsndns, are reqo.s'es =
sembe on Monday the I'D inst Al u 0cioch ,SxH
sey's Hotel Lnerty sTeel, Brooklyn; sod Il &C. e.. 4
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