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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

The pagers from Texas state that tic Boundary PROPOSE
don will BE- accepted by immense popular vote. In
Galveston the stood, 3 accept 6! rJrci; IN
Euulsvile, Walker county, 'eccer i3o "joct" u; in
Hays county, minority in favor un n Milan county but
vote fo rejection Tho vntc is sna owing msiry is
il Stated by lie Galveston Ncs hc' opposed Tie mea'
su:c 10 tie universal OPTION, that tie proposition wl be
accepted By an overwhelming majority"
Tie Indians very troublesome on the frontiers Of TEX
as. Two daughters OF Sir. Thomas living II miles from
Lamar carried of by party Of twelve Indians, ~ho
nso drove away number OF horses Gen Brooke has H.
sued order for The vigorous them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

We have before the November No of Tho Southern
Literary Messenger oil this city lie rich and
vnrielbu, particularly struck with sensible and
stirring editorial the Fugitive Slave Law, earnestly pro-
testing against the fatal consequences OF its repeal We
cordially roecio its concluding appeal to The Northern PEG
pie
We say lhem be Just; let forget past differences and
learn IoYe another brethren Ii they consent
may prosper through long years. they reject prof
tered good will bringing upon the dire extremity
OF civil comnolon, must say In the sorrowiu bn
luxe Of Arnold BcIerman, Landamman of Inter
walden, 10 The naughty Duke 81 Burgundy, Then farewell
peace and welcome and be its plaques and curses
The heads Of those who choose blood and strife rather Than
pence and r"ios" Let hope thar he better counsel
may prevail au that the United States may work out Tie
grand results which the patriot would iondly see accom-
pl.9hcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

LOUISVILLE KTY, Eovemberl
General Tayors remains reached here today and wero
Saa,e' .oe ns fanny vd eight II miles from the city There
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

despatch TO them Y Tribune suY, that the President
will ssusa proclamation in few days in reference to the
Fugitive Slave Law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05
GREAT UNION MEETING IN GEORGIA.

S2SASSAti la, Nov l.
The friends Of the Union turned in large numbers last
evening" TO aty and approve of the compromise
passed by Congress at It's late session. Spirited addresses
were delivered by number OF eminent speakers and
vons were adopted avowng the determination Of the meet
ing to stand BY the Union and maintain the compromise as
the only means OF preserving peace The meeting through
out most enthusiastic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

CORRECTIONAL The list oil ayes ami noes the
motion postpone indefinitely The resolution for us
jonrnmen of the Convention ill tho si OF January, the
OF Mr. Arthur r. Smith appears amongst the
Ihiss error Nj Smith voted for the indefinite postpone
mcni Of the resolution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

WING DECLARATION II FAVOR OF THE REPEAL
OF FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
ALBANY, Nov. l-At the Wing Ratification Meenr held
here ast night the question put whether the meeting
opposeo inc repeal OF the Fugitive Slave Law and the unan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

UNION MEETlG IN PHILADELPHIA call for a
great Union meeting, similar that held Castle Garden
Is circulating in Philadelphia The papers there earnestly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-05

LATER FROM sYDNEY-TERRIBLE HURRICANE.
New BEDFORD Ocr 3O.-By arrival here we have &C.
counts from Sidney. New South Wales to juno ls, Ter.
rbe hurricane had occurred Navigators Island In April
last, doing much damage 1, continued for four days
letter dated upo April 10TH that scarcely house
had been left siantins on the island.
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PROPOSALS. FOB

100000 MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TdE NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. N. Y. Of
fer for sale the bsisnce Of heir Mortgage Bonds The
whole Authorized under the mortgage 10 3 10000
Of which have been already disposed o. aud the
Company invite proposals. for the balance OF $4,000
remaining to be issued.
Thsse Bonds payable the fret day Of July, 1859,
IL the City Of New York. bearing coupons psysble Ga the
first q April snd October the ofseyeu per cent per
snpum
They secured BY the sny mortgage existing on the
RAilrosd getting over hree millions Of dollars and which
viii 10 ready for through business In The course Of the Al
tumn. TIE road exerds from Rousei Point 10 Ogdenf
buTgh III mles and In point Of construction second to
rome
The Bouss viii be Issued In Of Coz each, interest
to lhs purchasers from the time Of payment
TERMs-Ten per Of The purchase money 10 DO paid
OF acceptance Of he bids Purchasers 10 have he op
don Of psyDg the balance IN cash. or In three equal install
nen1 pay able thirty EIiy and ninety days thereafter.
Proposals., sealed and addressed 70 Wi Jam 7. Eusus
Teasurer Endorsed Proposals FOR osdeasburgh Bonds
vii be received b. Tho sgbschbert al their Office No s.
Waist New York until the seventh day Of August next
oclocE p ~ 81 which time the bids vii be opened
TIE rsle vii be without reserve TO The highest bidders
copy OF The Bond and Mortgage may be seen ~
oce where further Information nay be obtained In regard
70 re road and ia securities. WARD CO.
ivr7
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FRoM THE BRITISH PRovIEcEs.--Tbe NeD

FROM THE BRITISH PRovIScEs.--Tbe Ne~
Brpns~tcker Of the 25th inst contains thefollowing
From Netcfoundlana-We have received pa.
pers from this Island TO the 10th inst The Right
Rev. Michael Fleming, ID. Roman Oatnohc
Bishop OF Newfoundland, died on the l4th inst. al
ter prolonged illness Of nearly two years In the
5sth year Of his age
A New Speculation Some interest has oeen
excited this week from the fact that the schooner
Olive Branch has left this port for Turks Island,
ostensibly for the purpose Of digging for treasure
which is said 10 have been buried there, or on the
islands contiguous thereto. The sdventurers are
inhabitants Of this city and persons Of the highest
responsibility. They are said to be conducted
thther by person who has followed the sea aud
processes to have seen the money, which be repre-.
sents to be in gold coin, and amounts to about
f7QO00
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BOOK TRADE.
WILL BIZ PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY NEXT. JULY s.
HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA,

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LEGAL NOTICES.

UPlEME COURT Cty and County Of New Yors.-CharssJ
cfM De la Yatte aad Adehne De Ia Fietts his wife plant H.
aggrff Foman, Peter hcCarty e.
Anue AistranI g. Richard Pass Jos-ph Tlffst
BE President Directors and Company Of hs MdieseE County
Bsnk Federc chsnger John Alderman Receiver &c.
President Directors and COMPANY Of he Gr-eawh Bank Amasi
Foer Theodore OTneu Anihony thn John La~rence and
TAkKAIT ia arf ANTHONY sCHklILlN You hereby
ou-i snd required 70 the compliant thus actos ~heh
81 the onc- u the Cerk " the CITY aad County Of
fo Al The Cry Hal sad City The f9h lay May 1850 and
copy VI liz sad comps the
Der AZ b. e Il No a Broadway The CITY u ss~York,
tr~ny Gays after he hereof exclusive Of he lay Of
snd 700 m % the sad compliant within the tine Aforesaid
th panids tbs vii sppy the Court the nss d.
nsnied h he comp ant-Daied Nay y, 1850
HESRI J KUGGLEs Plaintiff Attorney,
30 lawlcEru 7tgrsdssy
PURSUANCE ofan order q the Of the County u
lNeE n0ucr hereby gFs1 % al pesons laEaz c'
ABRAHAM BLALFELT 1T II The Sy 81 View fork 90
ceased present the With vouchers ,h-o~oi - he .9osf -
john AeEl0us-. No. 10 Brosd~ay. ne w
Nss fok before the i day Of Fsoay aeHt-Dac Se@
fort, the 2sit isy q July 1850 - - - .-....
HANNAH BLAUFErT, Adzlnstrlfrx
ISRAEL PECK, Admnsffftor.
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/" IUInoW AND ORPHANS PUnD"

INTENDED LIFE AssURERs. are respectfully invited
10 compare ne principles, rates. and whole provisions
Of the -. ,.,,,,a avon co.,.uv
win hose OF any exiing Company Persons ns7red 10
~. Conpauy on the Mutual Plan, the ouy plan says
Chsmbers vhich The public AZ large are concerned 70
supoortS are ezcussssg propheiors tnslesd OF partI
or "a A In siock mixed Companies Hei1msDpsnony
over ofheT Companies " the following psfreuas ls la
nIsns On payment bring he rsIuuon within ne reach Of
IN el.es ira I arge dividends are available a. esrtSn
n~rioas % paw The premiums Srd. Ia deyesa<Hts aoD
S,sevt hdfs0a ne fstec0n 0 Lives Ailart0 skoon ~
M, Trrance bsysb, usrtttng the BEST LIVES % set>cf
~. CorpdnV fh. In FIsAscE COMMITTEE, fvho are
.one me moss reliable country s1penecd al the
f.Dds of ne Onpeny. 5n. Is UNLIMITED CEABTEs pro-
vees unusual advantage 10 married Ud01s AID @t
no-s 9Th Psrues may insure payable a. given age
sooner should tn Permits grsnfec Tor Sea
voysges and Foreign Residezees stb. No eOnaecriol
with FIe, Heath, or Marine Ios1rA1ce.
BOARD or FiNANCE
Frankln Hsveu, President Hsrehsnls Bsnx Bostoo
Thomas fhsehrr, Merchant Boston
Reuel Williams, President keuLe0ec RAILROAD
LOCAL REFERENCE
Jotn ] Palmer, FAC President heTchsn1 Bank
Noes Taylor, lac Merchant a soutba
Lawrence Triubls & Co Merchants, - broatG
Alaon ChanncsY a 3ouih 90
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JUDD H0LLisTEk
Agents. 81 Wa bst Jsancsy eoars.
c q GtLnAs n. d hsdicsl ExAnaasf
hp fvosssTu
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THE Jews AT DAMASCUS in common with the
Catholic and Greek churches, hare experienced the
hberality Of the Sultan, who. as we learn from a
letter OF Sir MosEs MosTEFIoRE In the Morning
Chronicle, hau addressed to the Chief Rabbi ard TO
the local heads Of those churches, a request that
each should furnish from among their co regonists
a member of the new Divan This Council, which
formerly consisted Of Moslems exclusively, has
now only five Moslem members. great change
must have taken place since the date OF the severe
prosecutions of the Jews a few years ago. Now
they are not only guarded against the effects OF
prejudice and intolerance, but they have secured b
them that consideration to which they are entitled,
In common with others OF whatsoever creed
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. r.,s.,,c nm the sFresmnu,s Journal

| -. =, rSsos. Of The Evening Pests
rhs following paragraph appeared in the last
.,.hsr Of the paper ntcalled the FreeDaan's Jour
80 sheet which puts itself forth as the exPound-
~ Catholic doctrines and opinions in this country
'srns too widely Known MSgrre, Fuller, formerly Of
=. w. York Tribhns shpwrtcked and drowned OF
tr. Isspd, just a. she va. approaching ms American
E.sng he praises Of al tbs scoundres who pilsged
sns and vinfed the Pope and al decent men, Her ter
NE end should be warning 70 ne nhscreenu oi Wnon
re uss advocate"
The editor of this paper has gained for himself
a. unenviable noioriety az the defender and abet-
-, NJ Nicholas Of Russia and bis Austrian coadju-
,o- Haynsu, both OF whom he has tod US were de-
.uted 6y God 10 check toe spirit Of inhdeity that
Ia appeared among the HUngsrsns. The cruel
res and butcheres perpetuated by those tyrarts,
a which the whole world shuddered, received the
unmeasured commendation Of this intoerant bigot.
This might however, have been passed over by
those who can well afford 10 pity the rawlings Of a
moor fanatic But il is difficult for any one to con
ceiye il possible for man with the smallest par,i-
Gle Of manhood in his character, 10 attack the mem
org Of noble minded woman who showed her do
votion to the cause she advocated, by risking her
own life within the walls Of a beleagured city. As
. Christian and Catholic, he should have learned
before this that the errors Of the dead should
be treated with charity If not with sience-the
power OF judging belongs alone 10 that God, 70
whom he has one day to render an account
could not in justice to my religion, allow the
shove 10 pass unanswered as the expression OF
Catholic feeling in this country, as it is alike Preju.
dicia 10 its interests and opposed to the psio est
dictates Of Christian charity. The foregoing re-
marks are not addressed TO those who know the
editor Of the Freeman's Journal, but are made
rather for the purpose Of correcting the islse Inn
pressions that others. unscqualnted WIN inc a.
NAV have formed Of the Catholic religion from the
paragraph have quoted a OAIhoLlC'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HIRIQ,a GARDEN.


kessrs BkOUGHAM ~CHIPPEHDALB, Manager.
I'HlS EVENING, July 30.-A'le BLANGYS second
night who IL engaged for limited number OF nfhts
Exuaordirsry attraction, Comic Exusysganzs successful
VIII be produced new domestic DRAINS written by
well known hand, called tbs
PET or THE VILLAGE.
Ambrose, dumb boy..... .............M Milo blangy.
An inteTmission Of haf hour, when the magnificent
Bal Room viii be thrown open a. Promenade Musicale,
where Ladies' and Families may obtain Ice Creams and
Refreshments Of every variety Likewise the splendid
lower Saloon for Gentlemen
Yhe last new comic exuavsgsnzA
ESMERALDA AND HER GIFTED GOAT.
Mons Dursnd, he celebrated dsaeer, 10 engaged and
viii appear shortly with Nile Bsngy, In sn entire new
Grand Ballet
Admission to all paru Of the Saloon 30 cents Private
Boxes g. Door open si II TO commence 81 o'clock.
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEn.
aRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCEkfs,
gfRAUSSS CELEBRATED BAND,

Comprising is Performers.
LIVERY MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, from
EB.-In the weather u unfAvorabls, The concers
VIII come Of the hrss fair dag. BZ2 2wih
INAsTLE GARDEN -hAysns italian opers COM
OpaDy, under the direction OF sig-or bsdiAi-
TUESDAY EVENING, July 80 vii be performed DOM
zenr. oper. OF LA EAyoRITA,
I'M; Alfonso, King Of Cssie, Sig G. Badiai Glib rto
signor l. ssvi, Eversrdo, 5ignor l. Asrinii Gudredo
signor T. Bsnattinii Cavalere, 5lgnor Msrnueli.
The Director hss much galhcsnon In thus offering TO the
New York public Of performances where the 0pea
be heard ain cool breeze from he ocean AdEns.
son 50 eeru.
RARNUM's AnIkhICAN MUsEUm-P. r.
~ bunum, Manager and Proprelor John Green
vood Junior, Asfslani lkanager-MONDAY, July g.
e5o-In compliance with the wish OF thousands Mr. Bar
present every evening this week. Mr.. c. w. CLARKE
az Ia ward Middleton Mis- Aexena Fisher Mary, &c
The afternoon performances aif week will cOnsR Of the
Bhgand Boy, impromptu Songs Dances the Lancashire
BelRingeTs &c Among the new curiosiTes are Tho MAN.
moth Lady, the Hooser Infant &c. &c. Aflor1oon por-
1fmGLces commence al 81 O'Clock, and evening perform
snees At n O'clock Admission % cts children under 10
years, l2t cents
U1BE DUssELDORF AUADEnY OF FINE
\ ARfS-New PanriDgs recently arrived from Europe,
among winch "0ermsnisn by Koebler vork Of Art Of
The hghesi elsss The exhibition OF Paintings by Asu
VI the above School bss received many additions snd 70
mains 81 the The Hall Of The Church
Of Divine Unity In Broadway between Spring and Prince
sis from 10 O'Clock, AN. MI 10 oclrck, PA.
Admission, Is cents; ses,on Tickets, 10 cents Cals'
ogues l24 cents 1913
IInION COURSE, l.. 4. TROrTING.-TUEs -
two nile beats wsgons-vsgons ard drivers 70 weigh
S5a lbs. VIM. Whean enters b n. Mendsm hsfd |.
woodruff enters CD Fanny Admiaion " the Course 30
ca. fJOlrI sPICER McAANN, ProPreEorL
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q Mercantile Library Associatlou..ln SC.
eordance with resolution Of the Board VI Onecuon ne
delivery OF Books from the desk Of the LIBRARY Will be
suspended for two weeks commencing Monday "a mat
scompsnsop OF all Books with the new catalogue being
necesssry TO secure is Members are earnest
~ requested 70 return all outstanding volumes on or before
August ,,. =.
In view OF the great benefits to be derived hereirom II
10 hoped this request Will DO promptly aud cheeuily
piled with. JOHN MERCHANT,
fyIg Owls Chairman Lib. Committee.
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q NOtice.-The msm' Of the Hope Mutual Life
Insurance Company Al smfOrd Connecticut hereby
Notified that specs! ing Of the corporsto OF said
Company will be hello at the office OF said Company,
Al Stamford, on Thursday The 2sLh day OF August rexI
ten O'clock In the forenoon for the purpose OF revising
The By.LRss Of said Company and max ng such sltea
ions and amend enls thereto may be deemed advls
able. By order Of the Board Of Trustees
WM, H. BABBITf, Secretary.
Stamford, July &c, 1859. tySs IL
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By THB IIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL,
Philadelphia Markets.


PHrLADrLrHrA. Moodsy. July ~
TIE weather to day has been extremely warn
ard businen continues quite irsrtive Corros hsd xru-
~ bat the sses kniiec The recspI o. ~ eescrip
tons Of BeYADsrvFrs congrre very sms and the marks
ffnsr. The export demand for fLoUk continues nmif-
Cd, ard he only sss reported ss lev hnafred bis csA
ground A. 3 per Dol Holders reuse ~ fJr soon1
cd s.oek Yer city use price, range fcm Isl TO 81 r
ecnnon ard hrsats and s. to g. f3r New fon fEn
ey oo RYs fLovs and Coxs MEAL are held az s7i pr
Dbl with fuah sales GKAfS-fh-re 10 screey any
NHgAr coming ~ ard prices steadily msinisnsd =
Rvs scarce snd WORT IS b1sh Coks comes n
very slowly; cargo OF yellow sod O. cars
scsee ard 10 densndi We quote Penrsylysris o. eo9c
ard southern t6c per bush cargo Of Aeghsry BiEn-
miro0s Ccsl 900 81 Is eta per bush
sALss on srocxs-FvIf Bea,d-teo Resdipg RI a.;
s2oos kensnsion wv 90 est t1eeo 90. S,i 80
spfirg Garden 90, IS leo Fam Mech 81, s. 5so
Csmoen Aghoy r ga ~ IS; q co sch Nav So, -.
5eli 5N Am Bk. lS4i Harrisburg K. cot; no Unioa
Csnsl n! 8, sS5 Lehigh 6s 7et.
SeccsS Bodrd- See Wnmiagton RR "a sii; $7cs Lesgh
Sc, ~; ao Camden are Aneoy RR So 10 % 100 N,r.s
town 81 slo.e Camden and sneoy RR, Sc ~ 81
Tuesday, Sk mat having been sppo,ssrd ~ ma CITY
Councils ,or military sod c,ve proees.lca. In hoacr =
he iss President the Exchanges PostO6oe, Board d
Brokers etc VIII suspend s 0asl-s operations tay
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~. State and National Law schsol-BALLsTOs
SPA, Saratogs Co N Y The next Term will commence
the 8th u September The rsl term In the year Daily
Rotations trial and argument Of causes drill exercises In
Off hand speaking historical and legal debates Congresson
d. cushions &C. among the constant practices Of the
Students Payment 10 advance for the term Catalogue
and Circular stating particulars sent by request directed
(postpsid) to o W FOWLER Esq
iV96 lUeOdDiaWSW&1tW.
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NETWORK DAILY. TRIBUNE, JULY 80.
BOOK TRADE.

WILL BE PUBLISHED
'huksDAY, AUGUST |, ~rbe Night side Of N,szr.;
= or onosu and Ghosi-seersS By Catherine Gro e. a..
lnofes o. susan Hopley, Lilly Dawson, kc kc-
Inou contest IN Suck quesuonable shapa
Thai vii speak 10 neer
g., coSTEzTa
Chapter InirOduenon
II Ioe Dyelers Ia he Temple
III. Waking and sleepiug ana Row he Dv.j,< IN N.
~, Iempie sometimes looks abroad
" aanegoncsl Dreams, Presennneru, ke
VII vii uonele Dreaming and Trance. wr,ihs, he
VII poppelRAngers, or Doubles
IL Appsriuons
y Tie Future hat svnlts M
NJ The Power OF VIII
NIL Troubled spiTis
Kill Haunted Houses
A'' sgserL Lishis, ana partitions attached 70 certsn
W Apps'inonf seeking the Prayers OF the Living.
xvrI tne roltergest of he Germans and Possesstou
Anii' hsoelAneOus Paenomena
xviii Conclusion
Norf viii be IN one large duodecimo volume rrcs
~ - lJyN onseod AWl 8. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall
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..noi.tment. hr ,he President and senate.

John G. CLARK, of the state Of New.Ycrk, to De
Solicitor OF the Treasury Of the United States.
Thomas l.. Smith, Of the State of New-York, to
be First Auditor OF the Treasury OF the United
States.
Iepatius Mudd, OF the District Of Columbia, to be
Commissioner OF the Public Buildings.
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DIVIDENDS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND INDIANAPOLIS
DRAILkOAD COAFANY.-fhe sosrd o. Directors
have his day declared semi annual divdenx Of oer per
scrip shsresl oui Of the earnings o. TIE sis ons ent1g
Sub jane lssl payable on and sner the 2oth July inst
Holders Of sccf Registered The transfer books N tie
city OF NewYork win receivs tbe,r dividends az he once
o. Wns0r Lanisr Co Sc WalI-sL AL olaen o. lais
ofce
csrscates Of scrip shsres rust be presered q her o.
Sector he endorsement thereon Of ne DIVIDEND psymsnl
Dated Aadlson, Ind. July IA. 1850
VIM N. JACKSON,
Dlz Swh Secretary n. and / RI. Co.
niflDEND-Albsnys and Schenectady RAllrosd Com
Dpsny-A femi- annual dividend Of three and one half
per cent on The capital stock Of Tits
been declared payable sgOckhodeFs a. The nechsn-
ics bank, 10 The City Of NevY0rt on and amer The lot Of
August nexi-Absny, July 3, 1880
w wis Y FOsyER ia Secretary
q Fo' oaAeT D'''dend A4'vtise-ent. see VIA Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

~ To the Master Tailors-Au the boss Tslors
se requested 10 NEE, to-day Al 10 AN. at Mr.. IL
cores at the Shakspere Hole, corner OF Duane aud
Wsmsl The Interest Of The trade will be the object Of
the meeting depuision OF the journeymen tai'ofs
the ske will be present By order OF The tsors COM
ujitee OF thirteen. w. WEILLIN0,
NSOlts N HOLLAND.