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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

RlV FREDERIC A ADAMS, Th.N un,S.v. tbs
rr,pT FALL, TERM will commence on houe'E ~
NJ IStns desigus TO oHer TO his pupui tns "a 80.
,t1topeb eduesfon IN The elementary .cls1nnS I'll Se
go stss,e. ,pproprsie 10 . fens ,choo, Sn.sf
..,i,trd BY experienced TEACHERS snd ~ "a direct
nsvsv 10 be wort Of iustrucdns hs pa 80 90 ~
,rS heir studies and te pertinent IN me
hs house. ,--t.t.. NAV he made by ietter
c.,.Snsvs md Cnculsrs msy be o6Aised a SospA0
spaldrg bOolsiors ia, n III. following zeuIle-
ns 20, n.rt Horsins D D, william, c1isgs' st ass.
Rev John owen. D, Gordoa sea n 49, y, n n n
IA P,o New Yort Guy, Rev JOIN S''10 - Nr''
s~ri,b C7eevelspd. Esq erooklyn ....
O,pse Ausustl 1881 W o-oo1
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THE LAST OF THE SEASON!
HITCHCOCk a. LBADBEATER

THE LAST OF THE SEASON!
HITCHCOCk a. LBADBEATER,
S47 Broadway, corner Of LeonndSt
IIkVE u,t completed taking Of stock and have
III GREATLY REDUCED THE PRICES
orihe remainder Of their Summer Goods which they are
low prepared TO sell cheaper than ever. They have
also beautiful assortment OF
PRINTED LAWNS AND MUsLINs,
SILK TISSUES, BAREGEs, GRENADINES.
Foularc silks, Orgsnde huilins, GinghsnL
SILK AND LINEN LISTERS CHAMBRATs,
ELEGANT CHINESE QUILL FANS,
Thin Summer shawls Scarf, MantlAs, kc. &c.
which hey
sELLAT GREAT BARGAINS
Trey are Asc prepared 10 serve heir customers with al
kinds Of
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
ard would particularly call attention to their
LINEN, AND LINEN CAABRIC HANDKERCHIETS,
ard fancy stock generally. which will he found cheap
- For other Dry GOOD AGseynseaest zee TIh Page
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BOOK TRADE.
THE INTERNATIONAL

ShOOND EDlIlON Booksellers. Period ca Ayents
Chld ohers, who faI 20 receive The lltsfn uJo. N
hheaae eom5isr &c Nth their orders are inf0rnef h.
.s iss his sdhon Of the monthly part for August l. wAs
- on sAuIday mo ninE and Ihst Ate-1nd edition Of
lo'tewiL Re ready OF Wednesday next Hsrsalsr .1.b
sdl'l, 70 vii be printed e. The beginning 90 70 prevent s
Lar 1iepPolnmeEL sTRlNGEk TOWNSEND,
II H.
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CA6D.
CHRISTY,S OPERA HOUSE,

Cloeed for Short Season.
TINHE PATRONS OF Chh'Iy's miniHes' aud the pub
lie generally respectfully informed lhs1fof tpe puf
rose OF altering AID "renovatng the building OF heedsn
lea Hall hey VIII tiscontinne their popular Concerts Tor
short .ekson" During their recess 10 THIS me com
papy will yill Albany Ssratogs, Troy, &c. Due notice
will be given OF their re0pening al their oog sstaosned
and UNIQUE Hall IN New.YofE L. ?. CHRlsTf,
- t,.iss Director.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. NIasa Meeting OF the Boot and shoe
of New. ork.-Al Sh 'emskers elmer N 80
or wcneL's hard are particularly requested 10 suend
hh,. Hee,ips on Monday next 5lh inst al ocioct
Mir hgcels Ol Elz sbeih-tT Al our German SUD rfeucn
brotNerS viii be there too. The object 70 sc wna' VIC
rave H. do 10 rA'se orr wsses Come AL gentemen-
sbo- hal you are tue Shoemaker Let as sso1 man lor
msn and our raise mus, 20. By order OF me Socley.
tu5lIs . TUNG, Secretary.
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CHOICE WORK ON TEMPERANCE.

rT,HE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE OFFERING and
Sons and Daughters Of Temperance Gll edited by
Carey P NJ ". ?. OF the Sous Of Temperance Of North
America II contains portraits ofIhe most eminent temper
snce men In the country and short sketches OF their lives
The list OF contributors embraces nearly all the beat writer's
OF our country No expense has been spared to one
OF The and hsndsomes publications ever Issued from
he press OF the country II 10 printed superior paper
msnufscured expressly for IL and bound 10 beautiful mo
rocco gilt sides and edges, ornamental sides IRON original
designs by T. maueson, Esq The hlusIsuous 10 10
] ssrtsip II g. sadd and ThOs DOuey. The above work
il row ready and for sale by subscription only a. ne PUB
U,ber's Office 86 EaisausL up stairs Price s. Agents
wanted ljySO lwis' r. VAN DIEM, Publisher
SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.
TyNUK Laws OF the State OF New-York pssted a. hs
aIt sesron OF the Legislature, for sale by the tubscr
bers Al their Law BAlk and Stationery Store l5s Nassau
at opposite the City Hall
BELL GOULD Stationery Dealers
Iyll and Law BACK fuonsaefI
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rAyLoK ST. Brosdwsy (opposite the fsoornaeieh
,.c.i,es syery morning and o6ors for sale, choice
ssci hsburgh lron1sD:d s cSr.s s. sns
hsr,ies strsWberies kc Baskets OF Frun ssni 10 any
par, OF The city and carefully packed 70 20 In ns csaaHI
rvs iuiahWkFs
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DI.TaS RODS Yellow Me'A Bols ron 70 .
,,~.r .u.b. for PisOn Rods lnuft-t I'd
-. -, sc bY HENRY HOOPER GO
NoAs-a-t. a CommorciA o. BvsS q
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REMOVALS..
REMOVAL.
JAMES, BEEBE s. 90.

REMOVAL.
JAMES, BEEBE & 90.
EEkVK ANNOYED 70 Slt Broadway ano - -. ~
.nd Ceuter where be f1nd al Elncs o.
Usrri-WGier AID vr-m-er beating and vensdrg sPpls'
ss for prvrle dwellings, churchec Summaries A2spiAf
iala prGoua Horticultural buildiR9s &c &c.
Also, REsEEs celebrated eo9sing ranfs .o2lh.
s1rsror .. ,rTt.aT c'tss EiHi Il - -11'fet
uyf Suis
DFFICE OF fHk DIAPHRAGM FILTkE
OrsTSVs' " ~ wAEYEk n sIssos
~ 20, oth1r B<nosaI Ad.erts~-ssts, zee HLS Page
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BY THE 1IDyIGHT SOUTHERN HALL.
Thipss In Philadelphia.

PHrLAprLvsr,, sunday. Aug &
Yesterday morning at the Franklin -Four Mhis,
corner Of Thirteenth and Bgttonvoo1 sts an oc-
curence Of thrilling character took place, aud
the escape from instant death attending vss IN
deed miraculous. As workman named Elshs
He'ers, was adjusting les,ber band connected
with the machinery. the horizontal shsft caught BY
the shirt and carried him srousd twice az the rats
OF 90 revolutions In 4 minute When the m schinery
bad been stopped and the rushed TO his rsscae,
Mr.. Helen wss found standing with nothing bot hH
boots on, every particle Of his clothing bad been
torn irC m his body The most singular part OF the
occurrence is, that he Wa not injured 10 he least
not even scratched la this case the old and home
" proverb is true, that an inch is as good az q
mile"
On Friday afternoon two Police officers a'tempt
ed 20 arrests notorious Scuvlkili Ranger IA ned
John Mccain, in the south western portion Of ths
city. BE showed fcbt, however, fred two shots
al them from revolver and made bis escape.
The body Of Charles Devol, aged years, drown
cd on the lst inst in the Schuylkill River. near
Gray Ferry, wss found yesterday.
William II. Elliott, white ssed II yesrL va
crowned Yesterday afternoon in the Delaware Riv-
er, above Richmond
Up toyesterdsy, ss7,ll7 80 bad been contribu-
ted by our citizens Tor the relief Of the erers BY
the recent fire.
The excessively hot weather continues to re.ard buslp..s
per Is in consequence OF the iron "a
rope but the manufacturers not purchasing any
be msrseI 10 dull. FLOUs-The recc'ps tinue 1nasa-
ally sus ard there 10 increased demand for export
sns ~ The stock 10 daily decreasing price, hrma-
ssles for shlpmen, OF old stock g. ls better q
$ 1895 . y bbli fresh ground a. - sass 81
msde hom new Whesl At - Sass - y Dol F0r City
better brands; extra 8 7iGs5 e2s; fancy si $50
81 . RYE FLoUR-ls IN good demand and pri-
ces fully maintained. Sales a. - s1f v Dbl CoaN
MEAL 10 held firmly. Small sAes Of s. 81 y baL
WHFAT-suppies Of rev Wheat are increasing Toe de-
msnd has been limited ard prices have declined Sales
shels nndr rtnfa Dali ytata
Red ssl l2fi II. RYs-We quote Pennsylvania 81 sse
per hu,he CoRs-supples exceedingly small and prices
are FULLY sustained. Sales OF Yellow sc Oars 10
cemand Sales OF 1890 bush Penna SO 81 cts per bush
ron store ard rev Southern Al a. Hcents SUGAR
inues In sctve demand. The stock exceedingly snail
snd me Henrers have rnt up prices cent per WIS
Ky ses a. - afot cents 10 hhds and u cent, barrels
The Stock market continues quiet but prices are ualu-
sned considering the extreme weather and tho alb
tence OF outside operators Money nunues 40 .ndani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

FLO. o. F.-Tbe r. w. Grand Eneampnento
Southern New York viii commence NE regular annaA
session Al he room Nslonal Hal, MOn1sy August ;,
at O'Clock. ?. M Members are requested TO oe plncn1l
hi Attendance. By order JOHN DAVIES,
ans IL Grand Scribe
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~ Wnufed.-An American gentleman wishes board
in Oe,uAn family residing IN the country, where be can
am the German language ana come 70 .ne ely esery
lann, e. aCinIen.r II N.ssau.it ALL ouF
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S,rPRENE cOUHT-J,m-. BIZ, s-sns, I.,ae sayr, iai
= otirla raiaane % ue saprgn- oolr 81 The s,a> 81
one 'toa,ua -rl bundled sai 0y. ts~- ocss At he
M situate 5rs sd l.s. tae Third Ward Of tie Cy of NsE
YorA ben. pst q e s. of re Rector ld ah 5tlai' ~
,.-a a. commonly .-i the Char,h Fl BY ot number tour
street .oear by ot number four hundred so ory
e-l -aNsr ly N 1latef four l4n'r-d ani tErny i'lf a
5+,1 M m. is rear twenty feet iat -az, 'a -a'h &c
seventy I'VE i-- together With csr'sn ndrntlf7 ~ ei
,,ie D., Pie P-l,o .n5 1btst OF The Cfy Of - foft
~, I'D rort ia af lie term Of ory years.
80 IT, H., ~, of NJ one tou.aa8 iht haaifsd iat twelve
tsf-a Ios As1;ii , 3 - ,Ry1Y sheriff
B..,-u,s.s c...s,. Pc. Aa3.- "a, -'-1-
SUFKTME C0URTKf.is Villain, md o,s-' 1870 Re- r.
49,, s-urs-- Cosr; OF de sts'. u NsF for. ~
"a o. y-,15 1 q. c. o. Yo ,ha,s 80 e,r,aa
l,,s Of ground situate yaE 'nd b = - WI -, M c.,t
~ rss4 ti. ocs ~ Reg 'ier % ~ Ci an Cy.1y
Nse e-. ~. s--tery By Nnei-esth 'tf>- aort
.s.-ery 1y To, -. q ol sld nap l',la 1919 ~ ~
- Z. -,rb otbsr ans ooufn -srd Fith u ifylt %
- = ~ 80. ~ - p tss rear IS o -rg,
49,, 80 '-e' 30 THOMAS CARNEY, sb-rh
D Lea, Arorey. as I,-}-
~-07IcE-wLer-a. CHARLES ! Caller. .n.nas-r lpo-
tf,rs pa~ut or pr proof SAFE aad aEtss ~hom h.'e
-at r a,t rirBg-st o. a., month advertise - iae e
" der s.ee.d ught pld ard requesting cr-tors o. 'ad
Yr- tece1si % rs.ert her cns % HIN hor al slen
tars and pubic gsrrrsy n0het hat ihs if orier
ga Cd act.t as oesa -scnfed BY The Coir ::
IL opportunity ts s1bsc Ter cosd pp 70 10 Col 9f fi
F-ro.- Gy.r and susP.s.ed Iron ,ny iahsf &C
LOO tfere by order n he Court
Al s,r. a.. auos-d ~, at statements MAD. eoniris;9 %
tbs Tloss Esbrg correct niorns;oa, OF - -
Of IL Court 50 By cark M siP -, 10 va o. ~
s1b-cr5-r. counsel a, is Nai,rst ~ ,,,,r MN
as -odGNf D. ~ "II--
~ PURSUANCE o. a. ths surrozas Of ~. Co4ay
IS-- Ynrt sorr b-reby Eves . al P-r.,. 80 -.
-.,., .Es ODELL Ats Of the Cry Of se- Ton 10 -
$50 10 pr-- shs o ID Foocsrs iasfs', 81.
-, :, ~ ofs- Of John / RE. ESQ No - -,
~, n, %, hsfr- tsy Of Feof4AJ sst-
-D'-e' ~ ODELL-
.,. sxsRr BkEVo0Rr Ei''-''
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Albany and Sehs1oeAdy kAurosa SonI
Dpapy.-A semi annual dividend OF nree tnc oao -.
per cent be capital sOet Of this company nu 80 80
been dec AIRED paysbe 70 IN stockholders ms
ics esnk N Ire City OF NevYors and Aief ue ia VI
August DexL-Albsay, July 3, 1850 s.,.-x
M rwn r. fOsrkb- - oS|'''
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a MANThD Tu nIkk-Ins r-.a,.n. - Id
- FUh sALk -Tae fJIloWlas pace

A. FOh SALk -TGe following parcels Of L,ld In
- Nesciesirf county near he VA e Of Wes. Farns
= niles rom Mott Haven
Lot No contains eo lo Bcres stlft@ Al he iln-t11
ofihe road esdinR from West Farms Weucha. 81 spd
FcxG Lsre, aud within Eve r1utes wax cftba VILLAGE
Lot No contains 10 s. 100 scres al ionng the abogesrd
FOlis Lere-l1ciudes about Acres Of wood sid
Not No. contains p S0lC0 acres next adi1oiag Fox.
lGne-tuc udes about acres WOODLAND.
Lot No contains 50 50 100 I'd linng Fox.
Lsueitc uces Shout 10 GcTes Of oOdsld and about II
acres Of ssit mes low on The
LOs No 5coptsiCs So b5ltO scres adjoining Foxs
Lane-incudes aho1t acreI OF wood and aod Of
gRt meadow OF The rear
Lot No. conisins p loQ with the buildings and
Improvements situate between FOXs Lane ard The Bronx
Immediately opposite Veli FsrHI village rhe improve
ueuts consist principally Of most substantial Stone Nan
Ion, 81 by 8 et-2 story with bsiemelt and sdc and
pitzzs front and farm house, barns stables cattle
pers, Laundry, Ice sud SMOKE house, &c &c.
Tie division Of the above has been made with the view
10 tdord to eAch parcel eligible and elevated
building sites with other conveuences TO the arrange
enI Of The grounds in their Sds aon 10 sePerse occsPs
ton
The grounds generally ofa picturesque character and
are si'usied 10 mo.' beautiful and rapidly improving
ton The County
For iuriher uarticulars apply to HARRIS WILSON 10
WslLst or TO THEODORE MARITIME Tweuty Etgbtb.
81 between Eghh hinhs7s where msps OF the pro-
perry can be had. ,n5frs
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GSHUDsON hIykk yIkWs.-s-ycrs hne par.
GELS and ou Of land having been placed 10 he care OF
the advertiser FOR disposal be 10 prepared TO fGrnls
sites for country residence varying 10 size eligibility and
terms and from minutes wslk from the II. X r
Depots obbs Fern and Hastings In Westcheser Co
As personal Walk TO the lands will most probably be msde
by those wishing 70 purchase, commentator need be
added that the recent improvements In this vicinity are
desirable character. Address apply 10 NJ.
cOUZENs, Grape Cottage, Dobbs Ferry, We.tchester
CoNY. jyl9 S~iskos'
.r 70, oth-v Raj l,eat. ,.s VITfh Pncs
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sTRINGER TOWNSEND PUBLISH THIS DAY
THE NIGHTIN GALE,

ar JENNY LIND SONGtrER No. 2 Price ~ cs
" The Nightingale" No. contain, about forty iongr
duets gees sc ected from celebrated Operas snd pop
uar sources and all set 10 music The cheapest collection
Of uusc In the word Also, vol Of
THE EMPIRE CITY;
or, New-York by Night and Day By Geo Lippat
This book Is pronounced b. the critics TO be the greatest
vork Lrpsrd b PRODUCED Also the second edition OF
THE sEAksTREss; by O. w. REYSoLDs, Esq.
"The sesnenr powerfully written, and frslght with
an Interest which worked 10 an almost painful degree
aus n sTRiNGER TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway.
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FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
LATE PIERCE's kINsrRELs,

FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
LATE PIERCE's klNsTKELs,
OLYMPIC,
NlO. 4i4 BROADWAY, between doHsIo arg
l>Gund u-MONDAY. August ? snd every nlgnI unui
further rotee The cosunued success OF Ihis nmltADe
Hand Of Ethiopian Performers, hss tsmpei mem me ne
pus ultra Of ali Ethiopian Bardt Comprising eoinPsayoi
thirteen performers under the direction OF j. tenoW
uey will have the honor OF giving Iheir onsins lnnIAoe
entertainments every night unu. further nouce n,,
Admst' on 25 cents. Doors open 81 Corcei ~ 10
Afternoon Concert on WEDNESDAYS And sArUh-
DAYS, con mencinR ats M Au4l'H
UARNUnI's AMERICAN mUskUmEr.
I'D Bunum, Manager and Propne!or J3nn oIeel
wood Junior, Assistant ksnager-mONOA1, Ang1a .
l2Je-lu compliance with The wish Of thousands mr. oE,
cum Will not Withdraw THE DRUNkARO, yeS oaL VI
preseniit every evening his week. M. e. " LA M
a. Ia vNd Middleton Mrs AlexenA fiiher az MARY 10
Tho afternoon performances this veet viii cOnis OF nOL
TO BE DONE, imprompm Songs Dances me LsnSssnHe
Be.RrRers &c Among the new cuflosiles are Vo VI ALI
uoih Lsdv, The HoOter Infant &c. &c. AfIefnoon pef
f1rusrees commence a. 81 O'Clock, and evening peri
tlcesst Il O'Clock. Admission q eI children unas' ~
years, l2t cents
117Uk DI.-ELOOHF ACADEMY " FiHn
tIRFs-Eer PsnrtnFr recently srrtyed rom Europe
.rry vhlcbi IL GemsLlGr by koeher, WORK OF A. Of
= Tebst c'srs The exhibition o. Paintings ~ Auss
N he above School, has received may sddo4f 40 re-
ainr oper At he roOms over ne IA OF w cnQrcn
n Dyire Uuity IN Rrosdvsy between snrtng Hnd rrncs
a. rom 10 O'CLOCK, Az. III 10 o'circE, ~
Ldmluiou, . eenn Seison flekelh y GEMS Ssr
Oeues l2i cent. o'"
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q FOR sALE.-rwo good Farms OF 100 scres each
- niah New brunsvck. Alro, SPLENDID country sss
al Enzahethiovn with 10 acres Of 6rs and buil.
drgs al rev and complete. Also 80 acres with FOOD
buildings AZ Pairted. Also . Also ITO acre.; 10
fsct farms Of all s!zes and prices suit all Aso nice
cottage house and OF land for $3.50 In Psinfe
urd splendid ones from - Geo up TO s. OOo. Call on
T. FULLER, % CorilsndsL or
3. VAIL a. CoruandsL
from 10 TO every Saturday,, other days al Painhed New
Jerfey. aus Inn
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Ms reason the Library will be closed for two weets
from he STD for the purpose OF cleaning, shelving &e
one OF the librarians will be constantly In al endsnc-, 10
receive oufanoing volumes which msmbers are earnestly
rsoef,ed to return 70 ensare the correctness o tbs
c,,sceue now In preparation and TO obvise tbs Recessiy
- boob hich may olherw be considered
t., isu5 Iwisl c w OGDEN Rec Sec.
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

q FOX SALE The Hom-siest of.h- lsie S.eplen
= toit Of Nof~sk Correction, iying n-sr ths rail
rcsd midwsT between NV York sni New Haven.
n-fe A'- So scfes q End With two dwelling uses sad
nay De tcd Together. paris Ne gNkcn s.
uoirg io Tor which Is cenrsl position 10 ighy fsvor
Me. he garden sf1fcs much choices iIui., and The
GROUNDS r- ornsmertsd with ,hruh1ery. A country
resderce few be ore cot Or agreeable For
ems ap0y BY letter % The s1hfcber before b. ISh Of
AIsuii, a. New Haven. Connecticut and aferws-i a.
Ahsnofs harysrd Aso irg1 ire on ire prs1 snd Of
hefSln, &C. Is Merchants ENchsDee. SeE YORK.
hu' "'shAI HECTOR HI dPHRGY.
T. NANTkD To uIRE-lns pleasant part fine
~ cry Eel1 n Broad NAY AID han m mi1utes
Whf ron TIE CITY Hsl. house ard fu-nurs w1ich
VII Accc ocG,e DO ner, who wish i've upon ne asto-
cisnVc prirciTe house with ballroom prefsfref "A.
ofetf = b Tribune once. avs liz
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
DOaRD DOWN TOWN-A gentleman and wife
ID can be accom- o16ed with & large front room WIN
cotets on second story and Board Abo. vacancies or
two or three single gentlemen. Apply At lo2 LbertyfL
References exchanged. Auo u
gpOARU--A room and bedroom sttsched, unfurnish-
bed with bosrd. wanted by gentlsm and bis wife In
private family, IN tbe Ninth ward where mere a'e no
ot6er boAdeu terms must be moderate. Addreu J. c.
Ills Office. tuo |uf
nOARDING,-To let with board, suite OF family
Orooms rnifhed and large front room unfurni'hsd
Bt77 Murray st. hl' Nv
nOOJfs TO LET, with board, 10 or the most
Ii rlessbpt locAiors 10 the city stage route. Hot,
Old and shower baths IN the house The best OF refeeare
given ard req4ired Apply al north-eai corner OF Tnh
etntb 81 and sventh.ayeuue Au7 I'm
80 Po- othe, Boarding hd.e-ttse~eni zee I'D Page.
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ROYAL PAPER MAOHE
AND JAPAN WORKS,
HLlktntl. West Belgraye Square,
LONDON

The srget manufacturing bousss 10 Europe 10 now pre-
pared tale orders for 81 descriptions OF PAPER hacae
goods and respectfully invites the merchants and ne p1one
70 cal and bis samples Of tablet eaAirs wiring ast
nksSpds portfolios fancy bOIei card cases glove ooIss
ehess boards wine trays orvelop boxes tee caddSs
embracing every variety Of tsss and patterns fOnos
bsrng isc snle licensees Of Jenny Lind Aren IRON ne
original. A.,
Al descriptions OF the shove goods can be e1ecu'ea I"
slx weeks from dase OF order.
HENRY l. IBBoTsON 2ls Pes'l-st up SARA
iy25 lmiseod Between hsldenl.ne and 'ooDs~
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MCRR1SlL. HALLOWELL co.
l4S MHietH Philadelphia,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SILK AND FANCY GOODS RIBBONS, GLOVES
LACES, SaAWLS, &c.
FreFhs pad TO hew YORK on goods purchased from as
ard shipped by northern route. aus 2mis
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moye though he had barely escaped with his e Tor lhe
bullet of his foe had cut away OF the golden locks ol s
yellow hair The gambler shot through the heart aho
dropping on the brink of the deck had almost tumbed into
the river He was buried by the squaers at the next wooo
yard And thus pershed justly bastard son oithe grea
pirate Laftte.
There never was jury empannelled in the wes VINO
would have brought in verdict against any man for XIII
ing him. and more especially under the circumstances be-
cause public opinion pronounced that che ought to be kl
ed" And such were the desperadoes that Bowie common
ly exterminated.
The generous victor Immediately proceeded to the ladies'
cabin and restored the winnings Of the gambler the young
merchant and his beautiful wife, who both received the boon
as Gift from heaven with as much gratitude and JOY
five should write volume concerning the exploits Oh
James Bowie, his character could not be rendered moe
transparent than it is revealed in the foregoing anecdote
He was always the same-the friend of the Feeble the
protector of the oppressed and the sworn enemy OF yans
He was brave without fear and generous beyond precedent
and though he had faults gigantic ones too, he atoned Tor
all the errors of stormy life by the spendo of his magn-
cent DEATH His tomb is the Alamo, his epitaph the word
Texas and his fame will fill an humble though safe
niche in the Temple of Freedom through all time. Hecan
be forgotten till the bowels the earth cease to fur
nsh metal for the fabrication of those bright blades of steel
which bear his imperishable name.
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ENGLISH HRAILwAYs-ltap appears from a return jun
issued that the total number of persons employed
upon railways open for traffic on the 3Oth June, le4S
was 6596s, and the length Of railway 5447 10 be-
ing at the rate of 1913 persons per mile There were
at that date employed these lines l59 secretaries
and managers, 80 treasurers, l07 engineers, 3l4 su
po-n.onden.s 1ao otorckoopers l3S accountants ana
cashiers AGO inspectors and timekeepers 300 STA
ton masters 1903 draughsmen 4O2l clerks 709 fore
men, 1889 engine drivers, 1871 assistant engine dri-
vers and fremen 1851 guards and breaksmen, l,540
swilchmen, 1861 gatekeepers, 1,5OS policemen or
watchmen, S25S porters and messengers, 66OS plate
layers, 1OS0o ariicers 14029 laborers, and l44 in
miscellaneous employment The total number OF
persons employed upon railways authorised, but not
open for traffic, ON the 30th June, 1S49, was l03,-
sl5 the total length in course Of construction being
1904 Ia miles, and that Of railways neither open
nor in course of construction, 5,l32 l-2 miles; to-
geher 6,636 3-4 miles. The number of secretaries
and managers employed on these lines at the above
date was l42 treasurers, z; engineers 1853; super
ntendents, 4l9; storekeepers 1872; accountants and
cashiers, IA; inspectors and time-keepers, 81;
draughsmell, 1853 clerks, 421 foremen, ,42l po-
licemen or wacbmen, 4Sl porters and messengers,
1lS; art;fcers, 1914; laborers, S3,O52 and mis-
ceIaneous, AZ. The total length of railway author
ised on the 3Olh June, lS49, was l2,0S3 70 miles;
and the total number OF persons employed thereon,
l59,7S4.