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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Disinseres.ed Counsel.

The Nesc- York Herald had the credit
Justly awarded to it of directing to liberal
extent the Presidential counsels Of JOHN
TYLER, and eminently contributing to the
remarkable popularity and confidence at
tanned by chat illustrious Statesman, espe-
cially with the party which had elevated
him to power. When be went ont of Office,
without a friend in the world and under
such load of odium as never before rested
on retiring Executive, the Herald-which
had fed fat On the patronage in his gift
published ludicrous caricature of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler leaving Washington, without a
single friend accompanying them to the
boat, and nobody but an old negro standing
there to laugh at their misfortune in arriy-
ing two minutes 100 lAe
This same eagacions and faithful coun.
aelor has now taken Mr.. FILLMORE ia hand,
and in bis last paper advises and exhorts
The President as follows:
"The Repubic does pot % far enough The props and
supports Seward clique musibe undermined and
havrga been ef=ctuely demolished By Congress by
the ysmsge of the Territorial bills, The inquiry is
ra'uraly suggested ought they be aer~ed 70 hold tho
offices vi ch they appointed by the previous Ad
m n'suaion We think not We are much lnciiced TO
believe that The good OF the country md that OF HE Hh
1orfy, would he promoted by tuning them 0u a I'd
pacing etbers 10 their stead The
whoe clique from William FL. Seward down to ths
smallest iluiguer among them hate Mr.. Fillmore and
cannot concea H. Why, therefore, should ne not remove
tsem from the eices 10 which they have been appointed
Mr. FDmore's Administration needs ali The support which
l. ran get bat ny keep ne The Seward clique IN Office it
suntaine damEee rather than benefit
We should like to know whether, in
case the Hcrald's advice is taken, that pa
per purposes to give such support as it may
to the fundamental principles and meas
ures hitherto contended for by the Wings
If not, and it intends to continue against
Protection, for the Sub-Treasury, and indit-
ferent or hostile to Internal improvement as
hitherto, what under the sun excites this
sudden solicitude for the good of =" the Wing
party7"
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r RIcHMosD, Va. haa &c, $50 inhabitants.

The HUNGARIAN ExiLgs--Morisz Pereze,
whose military bravery and patriotic zeal have en-.
titled hin TO share the exile Of ossu.h and BAthy-
any, has recently addressed TO his friend Shay in
Paris, letter, in which the following passage oc-
curs: Our lot Is here lat Kiusahia) pretty much
the same az at shumls. We are strictly guarded,
but at the same time treated honorably and with
respect. Our hopes ebb and flow according "a ia.
vorable or adverse reports arrive. While write
it is spring tide, for We have a prospect of soon
joining you Sometimes, In the bitreraeaa OF my
hears prey for deluge that should sweep away
the degeaerste lying GiFilizason of Ernpe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

MONUMENT To FULTON Some admirers OF the
genius If ROBERT FULTON aud its marvellous re.
slltu in Perry county, Indiana, have resolved on
effort to cree: monument to his memory at Troy
Indiana ak miles below Cannelton, on a lofty hill
near the Ohio, close to the spot where ulton Sc
ected tract of land for his home, whereon he and
bis brother established wood yard, and near
hch his brothers, remains lie buried. We have
little faith in Monuments, but would like to unite
rgsome substanta al testimonial to the great genius
who did more for mankind than all the Bonapartss
and Wellingtons, whose deeds are admired by IN
thinking millions. Those who would like to asaist
the enterprise, will please address DAWN T. Laird,
Troy Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

MADISON UHIyERsrY.-A three years effort to
Madison University from it's beautiful loca-
.ion in Hamilton, has signally failed
A recent decision OF the Supreme Court OF this
sta,e-Hon. PhiIo Gridley on the Bench-estab.
fishes at Hamilton both The EDUCATION SOCIETY,
with its thirty three years hiSsory, and TIE NAB.
IsoN UEyERsITY with it's chartered righa,-also,
the Library, Apparatus, Scholarships, and other
properties.
The Boards are now raAing fund of 100000
specially to sustain the departments Of Instruo
ton We learn that s32, 600 Is already subscribed,
ard that $1,000 Of this has been subscribed in this
City This institution has strong claims to the
support especially of the Baptists, by whom it was
founded, and We hope the whole sum will be SO.
cured, and that this Institution Of Learning will
continue SIS hitherto to oifaae its salQEary in
HueDces over our country and to the Heather
world We are informed that it has aent out more
than DO missionaries and educated more than 1000
oisteymsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

a Hon. CHARIEs swEErsER NJ. C. from Ohio,
has left his duties to take care of themselves and
gone home to canvass for reelection. He says he
has paired off" with Mr.. Toombs OF Georgia, bat
the day after he left the Slave, Catching bill came
up and Mr. Toombs voted for it, saying his pairing
of was not to take effect till Saturday We rather
gueas the People of Central Ohio, in view Of Mr..
sweetsers affection for home, will conclude to
keep him there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

SAVE YOUR GlLDISG.-lt Ia not generally known that
Gilt Frames be ceansed from fly specks, mildew &C.
Bu. this s eectualiy DONE rendering them as fresh AID
clear Gidiog Is now in very general use and Tho
only proceas OF cleansing this delicate surface Ia ls
known aud ihe subscriber having, invariably given entire
s,tGacon Ia induced to offer his services TO the public.
Aher cleansing frames, II desired coloeSu mel L.
applied giving permanent surface. that bo washed ii
any time. Oil Paintings cleansed and renovated OrdeRs
received at The Aoan Plano Forte Rooms All Broad way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

APPRENTICES LiBKARY.-The General Bociety Of Ne
chanics and 2rsdesmeu desroua Of afofding tho geas
facility and encouragement to the Apprentices OF Mechss
les for the improvement OF their MINDS during the period
Of isr apprenticeship BY the occupation Of ther esura
hours In pesaant and instructive reading and study rather
than In tho Idle and debehng associations Of
The City, have ring the recess OF the Library ado
Improvement In their 5uildng, the Mechanics Han.
Will gyo tho Apprentices lhe advantages Of largo spass
In tho Library, conveniently fitted up and supplied with
periodicals. &c for reading during the nipgs In sddsa
TO The gFsuiioua use Of the Rooks OF the Library.
fhe removal OF ihe Library to tho second story OF The
Hall, with pleasant and convenient entrancs Broad
way Offers additional Inducements for all Apprentices 10
embrace The advantages which the liberal philanthropy
the Society provided, and profers freely for the
al who furnish required guarantee for the caro- end taa
return OF the books.
THAT the yo1ng Mechanic may BIO deprived Of tho s
ponny OF I'M Srovemen. ths expiration OF bis sppraa
neeship, Jouneymeu and ohers will hereafter be allowed
the use OF tho ApprenticeS Library including the Library
bequeathed TO the Society by the late Benjamin. De Ai
and TO which the requests of other members OF bic lany
Win enable the Society make frequent additions for the
ANAL charge Of ons dollar per year.
Members Of the Society land the wdowB OF decossSe
members will find the Library conveniently sccessbS eR
the females Of their families, who may now participants
is advanhsee.
The Library will be re6pened al tho Meehanics hsl ~.
Broadway, Monday evening. tho 18Th sepIemo~' AN
open every evening during the week from 70 0e''eA
Rhe Reading Rooms OF the sociesy Will Do open 800
evening from to 10 O'Clock. Hembefs VIII "Hu VIZ
foreign newspapers the tebIes opoa ue u''I, -, -
steamers weekly from Eorope BY ofoes - w
Committee JAMES VAN HoRpEa, Chairman
gous C swaA. Librarian Si'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

99g- The Euening Post is very DESTROYS to
commend to our notice something that The
RlpuHic says about Slavery and Gov. Sew
ard "in the name Of the Nsw York Wigs"
Very well: we see it. And now will The
Post agree to give equal prominence and en-
phasis to what the New-York Wings may
sag for themselves on those topics Possibly
they may know what they think as well as
a journal on the Potomac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Opposition state Convention.

Our Telegraph Report of this matter was pretty
full. We add come facts for future reference The
following is the vote admitting John Van Buren,.
AYEs-MesUs Dudley Burwel, Peter Crgger, Weh'
erby HorEtio Ballard and Stevens John Bowen, DenLi'
son Robinson Ira Ba5nes Sham6e5 nnr J9aq Ana ma
gel | 8 jerks, Wheeler NJ Alabao, T dubois
Henry Dowpi9g Isaac sherna, Ogen Loc T.. WIN
u, n Trenan, } Omstesd Spinner, q burton,
Bufl1 gsme,J S,stbuck and Damn, Skinner ii G
Benedict Il Smith, Z Smith. Warner, WI Gregg,
Mar chez er, Country man, Wood g Dyckman, D
MOS N Cobb, VIM Render SOD, Nj Ptats VIM Porter, =
Bets Yoqns' Fo |et, Hnn , Gdske
Wager, u B Talcott. Bowen T Spencer E @ Lap
hsu, J sichlea J l. Van vakenburgh, n bauVel- 7
Persop William Beach G Baldwin M Thatcher, g
Myers VIM Rhoqes VIM Rogers Csmpoel, c
Woodwtro, J Mccormick. 5 HeIsey @ Fierce, ?
Mt NIL L " T have r Gray B W Franklin-96
obrdlh titus, c Gardner 6 Keeer, C oConor stra
han, Hafl Ryndyrs, " Akin, Stewart Doug
w H Brown. J o Diso,way Haabrouck-2l
Here is the vote on adopting the Resolutions as
ported by Mr. O'Conor from the Committee.
AyEs-Me,srs Courtney, Peckhsu, Cegser, eirdsab
he WbeIlon, sache., Halle jerks Allsben, Downing
Dubois Ti!uo Sutton Gardner Lockwood, Watson, Kee'
Rockwell r Parker TIemsn Fol!e sns3ga Wae
ram, Watuer, 3 D Smith, Manchester, Wood Ryaderg,
Kelley, Allen Bart. pougterty, Akin, ershan Marsh
Moss Porter Cobb Youpgs Fowler. BtdlaEe Hunt Gar
vim Williams. CouDtnck Wager, Talcott, Bowie. spen'
Ger Bovine Brown Ice Grani, Van Valkenburgh Disos-
wsy Blsuvelt Dsrforh. Courier DA Mott Person Bul-
LARD Beuth, Dinniny, Campbell, Woodward Bsebe Hal
ey hcCo mick HaabI Duck Pierce, Barie FroE odell,
McNit., Mcfarland Gray-95
NoEs-Mesu Burwel, WeberNy B,wu Quinn sher-
man, OlmGtesd, Burton, eptnuer Vary II Smith Gregg,
County mfn, VSn Burep, Vapde'oIri, Henderson Pratt,
L,pAsm, Sickes. scudder, Gordon, Myers. Thatcher,
have franklin. maDea- 70
Some mistakes and omissions were made in our
list of the " Democratic State Committee which
we here repubGsh
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sUaARs FOR PREsERylNo.

EH- N. o. Sugars, So Sd per 7 lbs; also, variety
Crushed Powdered and Refined Sugars very reasonable
pfcer. ALEC, varteyof
PEAcHEs
for preserving Good Green and Black Teas only IS
Id extra fine favored Oolong and Young Hyson "a, beca
Green Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, 60. Good Coffee
burnt and ground, 10 and ls best Java eah groaDd
IL ID. Al PAaEER's Temperance stose, 2M and 2a6
Broome-aL corner OF Ludow.st sl4 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
The Tariff in Congress.

The House of Representatives on Satur-
day condemned the present Ad Valorem,
anti-Protective Tariff of 1916 by vote Of
Nmety.tAree to Ninetyone. Considering
that the House is Loeo-Foco, thoroughly
differed and led by Free Traders, we hail
this as most encouraging sign Of the
times. Several other close votes were
taken, but as we write we have only before
us the division on the final question, which
was on laying on the table motion to re-
consider the vote condemning the present
Tariff. The motion prevailed, by the fol-
lowing vote;
AYEs-(Against Reconsidering J
N yt Mes,rs Alexander Andrews Bennett Bokee Briggs
proota burrows Clark ciott Gould w Jackson Maeson
McKssock Nelson Phani1 Rose Rumsey maO Sacke sche
mehorn schoocra siyester Thurman, Underhl Whte-25
Ntur Jersey-Hay, }. G. KING.
Observation-Disclosures Ashmua Duncan, Ehot Fowler Grnnel
Mapn--7.
Ternene-Auderson, Gentry Watkins Williams 4.
Afaine-O tis-l.
Hhn,ts-Baker-l,
lyi,consin-Coe Doy-2.
Ken.cky-Breck j l. Jthn-op, Marshall Mclean, mOeead
J, B. Thompson-6
Pe,n,yrana-che.,e Butler Calvin Casey, Chandler Dckey
Freedley Gilmore Hampton, HoWE moore 0gIe, Pnsn, Reed
R1bbins Thsddeus Stevens, Strong Janet Ih'Hp'on-is
CONFERENCE.-The. B. Butler-I.
Rhde Isiand- Dixon, Geo. G. King
Oh-C0nlby Cown Crogel Hunter, RoOr schench, rsyor
! vutou-S
AIdryand-AeI. Evans, Kerr2.
| Iernoat-Hebard, Henry aescbafH-a
Jirqinia--Hay wood. Motton-4
! .4ld6amo-H dhard-
DcapGre-hoHston-l
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The we ather here ia pleasant.

Steamboat and Government stores DESTROYED
CIHciNsATI, Friday, Sept 10.
The steamer Julia was sunk wolfe on her pas
sage up the Missouri River with cargo OF 100
tups Government goods on board. The boat will be
total loss, but portion of the cargo Will be saved
In q damaged condition.
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NnYRI.

NORFOLK friday, sept lSs
US. ship Sara:ogs sails tomorrow. Officers
w. s. Waller, Commander; Lieuts. w. L. Maury
8. G. Hewell, w. A Wayne Parser ]. G. Harris
Surgeon, 8. Edwards; Assistant do. 8. B. Steel :;
Lieut.. Marines, w R. Kiatzing Passed Mdahip.
men, c. w. Flusser, ]. D Blake and 0. B. John
son; Captains Clerk, ]. g. sewall Boatswain,
c. Smith Gunner, w. Hazleson Carpenter, L.
Moore Sailmaker, a. T. Stookers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

~ Now Ia the thai lhe ladies buy their Fall and
Winter dreSs good, well their household stock OF
blankets CULTS, fnoes, window drapeties, muslus In
ems, &c &c hose vho have already learned the
fact will be glad to know that HITcHcocK LEAoBEArsR.
SIT Broadway Leonard have one OF the best stocks
IN The City, ard sell on the lowe. and fairea Their
siiks delaneS, megCos, Ihaws csshmees coaAs and in
deea every hnd OF dress goods unsupported. Ii will
Do seen ny their Advertisement that they open to day os
OF good delairea al Ia yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

n The Fifteenth Annual Meeting Of the Penn.
sylvtnia Ant-sayery Society will be held at
Weltohester, Chester Co. commencing on Tues
day, the 18th Of October, at 10 o'clock, A. n. and
continuing in aession probably three days.
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NEW STEAM CHEAP,

10 BAKERS REQUIRING PRINTING -BAXgR, GoDwIs
20, JOB fnn'era, Tribune Buildings have jus, received
rom 'ner tnRraver capital origins. desigu for
saAe'S "o'e oh' which veil worthy The attention o.
tho'e who are ab Ut to have printing DESIGNS or EVERY
VARIETY FOR DIFFERENT KINDS OF BUSINESS Ngw AND
IMPROVED or he rapid rest and cheap execution
OF every description OF JOE Work rAculrtrs us.,-
VAILED. Civil AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT no ALL
BAKER GOODWIN & CO.
Tribune Buildings, Nassau and spruce sts
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Nor,h Cnrolinn-LOaciaI.l

The Vote Tor Governor at the late Eieo'
ton is officially declared..ito be as follows.
We compare it with that cast at the peeced-
ING Governors Election:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

ARRIVAL OF LORD ELeIH.-His Exceuency, the
Earl of ELG1S, Governor Of the Csnadas, arrived
in this City last night by the Albany boat and
is row ntayiDg at the Astor House We learn
that be has come for the purpose OF accompanying
to Canada Lady Elgin and his family, who have
been spending the paat six weeks at cottage ne&
Reckawsy. l.. L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

FRENCH LaNGUAGE.-ProL D. LAcRoIx begs TO inform
bis pupils and peons desous OF becoming practically
yersant with the above language that he Will form TIL
evening att O'Clock, at his rooms Is and Is LIE Psrge
Build Rs 239 Broadway, his Fall classes. Terms POI
oDth ~ easons.l Blk pupils In each class MoaA. LA
has the charge Of the French Department ia Tho In
suion OF Messrs John and Jacob Abbott In thai OF Mr.
Patton, and also In that OF Mr.. Kidder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

WIscoEsIs The Wings of the lid District
have renominased ORsAMUs COLE for Congress
TIE Opposition put forward BEsJ. @. EASTMAN
In the lid, HARRISON C. HOBART is the 'regu-
lar Opposition candidate, but the People of all
parties seem to be going in for the reelection Of
Hon. JAMES DUANE DoTY. We trust they will
DO likewise by Hon CHARLES DUREZE in the lat
Dstrct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

CONFERENCE.-The Wings will hold a State
Nominating Convention at Hartford, Nov. 18th.
Census Items-Danbury has 1863 inabtsnts !;
Salisbury, 3, lo3 Orange, 1866 Harwinson, l,l76.
Increase in ten years Danbury, 1920; Salisbury,
So; Orange. 1875 Harwinton 55.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

W Among the nfnity OF Watch dealers TO be found In
Ne a York we know OF none that compare with Z.
SAVAGE 80 Buttons In producing hne and cheap Watch
j. also continues the exclusive sale of The Reheslea
Ever Pointed Gold Pens which In point OF asreogth and
fneneaa cannot be exceed by thing now IN market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

II The Deputy Marshal ia Ontario Co has
found man, Thomas KBieh: Of Farminston. 100
pears OF age, bale and hearty and able to do CON
siderable labor. 0rrn Smith, Of the same town.
is the owner Of merino sheep, only years old,
clean wool.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

BAsHUA's MusEUM.-Good ard CO rret REFORM suees
eWsNsst tois every dsv. very langhtbe pece,
the RsurteA Chm Der s played Tbls evening We VIII
have tn Diupka,o BaR>ua deserves great credt Tor
indiclous .sleclon OF pefformsnces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
From New-Bruuswicks

BOSTON, Saturday, Sept IA
By the arrival of the steamer Admiral we have
received further accounts of the destructiveness Of
The late storm in the vicinity of Now Brunswick
and Nova Scotia. The ST. John papers state that
during the storm Sunday night last on the island
of Pictou, not less than fourteen miles of the SUI
face of the coal mines fell in Fortunately motives
Were Loaf.
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L. o. of o. F.-U. q. Grand Lodge.

CINCINNATI TuuTsaaY, sept TT
The Grand Lodge Of the United statss indie
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows has at last been
organized, quorum having been obtained BY the
arrival of re reaentativea from Arkansas. The re-
representatives. from Northern New orG, were ad-
nitted and took their seata A resolution to re-
scind the action adopted at the last session relative
to adjournment was negatived'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
MATRIMONIAL.

III Wedding and Visiting Cards elegantly engraved ana
neatly printed Cake Boxes Envelope Seals &c. Cards
printed from engraved plates at short notice. Busneaa
Cards either copper plate Yankee rress VALENTINE,
Gard Ensraver Printer 55 Fuons OF Broad
way, NeW-Yofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

TEMPERANCE IN CoNSrcrIcUr-The friends in
Connecticut are called to assemble in State Con.
vention at Hartford, on the I'd and Sd days OF Oc-
tober, to consider the propriety Of making sbug-
gle for prohbitory law at the next State Elec-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

~ The which follows fair dealing Ia awarded
to Mersr TowLEs 2Sl Grands on account OF the sysen
BY which they conduct their busnesS-vz price, AID
70 deviation md goods fairly represented 10 such Ga
establishment we recommend cur readers to GO and
smLe helarge stock OF Dry Goods which will be freely
sh0YRn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
PLY IcAL TRAINING

EF- Respectfully apnoaucs thai hs Iasi'utou for Ply
aca Training l59 and l6l CroIbys vii reopen on Moo
day the 6th OF September Dr. Rich with give private ss-
sons TO ndviduau families either al Liza Institution Il
VII iesldencea ais itt
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Rar Ruroue.

vhs pexs number OF The 7rtdpRe for Euro
.,.o,, .,reulatson will be issued TOMORROW
MORNING at O'Clock. It will consain,all the
I.4a.s news received up TO the time Of going 70
n,a,s The Ht6crnia aaia from Boston on Wed
nerday at 12 oolooF.
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we here repubish

M1LwAUKER.-The population of Milwaukee
the commercial metropolis of Wisconsin is accord
ing to the census returns. ,o35. In 1910 it was
100; in 1912, 1900; in 1916, sos; in l847, IA
O6I. The growth Of this young city is almost with
out parallel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
pelerntes to the wh.s state Convention.

Chenongo, ETHAN CLARKE, of Oxford.
Northumberland GUREEE, of Haverssraw.
Hestchester Couaty-The Wings OF the II AS
aembly District met in Convention at Underhill
Read, on Saturday, the 18th inst and unanimously
appointed Eon. HARVEY KIDD az Delegate to
represent that District in the State Convention to
be held at Syracuse JONATHAN S. ODELL waa
unanimously appointed as substitute The Con
vsntion was well attended, and great harmony
nreyniled
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EhnlerR. &ca

PITTSBURGH, Saturday. Sept IA.
Charles Metcafe another son of Orlando Met
calfe who died on the 4sh inst died last night from
Cholera, originated from congestion.
The River measures only . feet. Freight to
Cincinnati is so ceDts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Tobnoco Warehouse Destroye'

Sr. Louis, Thursday, Sept r.
The large tobacco warehouse Of Me''rs s"eeny
& Lewis, at Glasgow, Mo. has been consumed by
fre The loua at present cannot be ascertsned'
but ia said 10 be very heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

gY-l CAN'f Ear! I've sppeieI Pm sick at the so-
mach feel II should faint!-ere EXPLANATIONS one
hears every day Indigestion prompts them all aud thelr
cause can be removed with certainty by few bottles ot
KNAPP's Health Restorative Bitters. General Depot
$50 Hndeon at go 2tawM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
Accident.

CoLD sPKINC, Saturday, sept IA
Samuel Smith, workman employed in the West
Point Foundry TT Cold Spring bad his leg crushed
by the ia ng Of large Sugar Mill Roller, which
he wae ussisting to remove The accident was
caused by the breaking of the sling His leg was
amputated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
ACCIDENTALLY Killed.

BALTlMoRE, Saturday, Sept.Ii.
James B. Ware, merchant from Virginia, this
morning fell from the hstory window of the
Utah House, and was mashed so horribly that he
;nstsntv expired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
~ rW-YORK TRIBUNE.
.vw=yoaK. MONDAY, SEPT. 10

ApvERr1srAEsTs.-For Amusemenss see nrs'
mage; for Auctions see third page fos oari''n'A
1sssmery sec seventh page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
LOOKING GLASSES.

y RICHARD KlNcsLAsD wholesale dealer IN and mar
ufacurer Of Looking glasses and importer OF Looking g
Plses Large Pier and Manle Glasses pu up ordst 80
York. au2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
,,es.,9s RI Coveynor Bell.

NEw.ORLEASs, Thursdsy, Sept H.
Col ]. B. Walton left yesterday on board the
Portland with dispatches to Gov. B ell. He was
sent by express, orders having been received by
telegraph from Washington 50 the Collector OF this
port