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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
Portland and MATTERS There.

Correspondence Of The Tdoune.
PORTLAND, Thursds y, Aug. 8, 1850.
In beauty OF location this city is unsurpassed
Situated Oh somewhat elevated ground It CON-
mands en- almost boundless prospect On the east
Cape Elizabeth stretches itself out, beyond which
lies the open sea- and Oh the west an immense tract
of country is spread out, embracing the White
Mountain range, whose lofty peaks are distinctly
Visible.
Beside its beauty of location, the taste Of the
citizens Of Portland has given it additional atrac
tous The streets on each side are lined with
most magnificent elms, In which a. distance the
CITY seems TO be literally embowered. 1.-THE name
had not been given TO another place, Port AMI
might well be sty led the City of Elms. But It is
chiefly the enterprise Of the people here that wish
TO notice Within very lew years Portland has
taken start in this respect, which bids fair % give
it a much higher rank among the cities OF the VI iol
than il has hitherto II It has heretofore
allowed other cities 20 get the start OF IT, 1t Is now
making full amends for the past.
In The Atlantic and st. Lawrence Railroad, by
which Portland and Montreal are to be brough. Ia
~ direct connection the people seem 70 be most
deeply interested This road nas been taken hold
OF in earnest Though it is not long since it was
projected the cars are already running over il for
a distance OF some 50 or 90 miles, while the rest is
ton. OF the great beaef,s the city viii derive
from the road, when completed, there eau be no
doubt Its business now, though simply way buil-
ness equals the most ssDgulne expectations ofiI
friends.
In addition to this road there are several others
constructed or in process Of construction, which
have been greatly aided by the Portland people.
and will doubtless be OF great advantage TO the
city. To supply these roads with care and locon1
lives an extensive mandatory has been recently
established in this clly.
The people mere are now al alive TO the import
snce Of constructing what has been called the
European and American Railway" by which the
/ nited States and some point on the seaboard IN
the British Provinces are to be connected, and the
/ time spent in crossing the Atlantic materially d.
/ minished To consider this enterprise. very
large and enthusiastic meeting was held here last
week 1t was attended by many from different
parts Of our own land, and by some OF the soles.
! and most distinguish Cd men IN the Provinces IL
/ is surely a grand enterprise.
But am saying too much. will only add, tnah
V th the railways now being made, and one Of tne
finest harbors in the country there ia reason 70 ee
heve that Portland will yet be, in population, IN
business, and in wealth one OF tne first OF ou'
cities. PC :.
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TREMENDOUS HAIL STORM A resident OF the
town Of New.Scotlsnd informs as tina. & remark
able hail storm visited & section Of that t0xn on
Wednesday last IL did not last more n IN twenty
minutes aud covered a track Of about two miles IN
Width, extending in a nonh-eSs. and south. westerly
direction, though how far it reached in either d,
rection has not been ascer!aiaed. l. prostraied
trees which have stood century, blew own barns
destroyed corn fruit, vines, &C.. broke glass, and
did much damage on toe farms Of Joseph Hutton, L;
L. Josn, James McElroy and others. The han
under the hedges in come places was food deep
The leaves OF the grape vines aud trees we're per
fornted by the hail, and the grapes and rut cat oy
il presented the appearance Of being ridd.ed BY
discharge Of buckshot Albany State Register
CHOLERA AT The SoUTH.-We are sorry to
learn. from the Chattanooga, Tenn Gd-efts, tha'
the cholera had broken out among the hands cd
ssped in excavstiDg the Tunne throagl the Cum
berland Mountain on the Chattanooga and NAsn
vile railroad. number Of them had died ana
most. If not all had abandoned the work, which aad
been progressing rapidly, with the prospect o. a.
speedy a completion as could be expected Tor ~
great work.
~ Miss Ellen Barry OF Boston, was burned 90
death by the accidental explosion OF csmpnsne
lamp on Sunday evening last Mrs. Montgomery
also Of Boston, was severely harmed By sinuH'
explosion on the same eyeoiDg.
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYTOWH INSTITUTE.
. AElECw HDARDINts SCHOOL. To-

a SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL To- aOgs
"A a, Tarrytown, N. y A NEWMAN, Principal.
II Ibis Institution yourg gentlemen viii DO thoroughly IL
ytrucied IN all the branches OF English sna Classical
education requisite Tor commercial pursuits or snerins
college.
There arc two srrls n yoar. each I've months PIE
Summer commencing on the hrst OF Msy, and h<
Winter on the hSI Of November. Terms reasonable.
Circulars containing particulars references nc can ss
gbtsined 81 Spsldng shephsrd's bookstore 1881 Broad
way, New York. or by addressing note 10 the Principal
Ey20 eodn
V,O PARkNTs AND GUARDIANs-Tw or
hree PUPILS (no exceeding II yesrs OF age and your
ladies' woud be prefeed) can be oeslrsby accommodated
with board &c IN the family Of the Principal "a Rapus
ciergymsn) Of the Academy at Port Richmond, stAsoa
Island Terms moderate. heecifculsrs al tue tn
bune Office by Tefsren e to Rev Dc Downing, Per
ry-si; Rev S. Colby ~ NassauG John hOhstti Et9
45 Wsllst New.York-and Reys. J. Brownee and
White, or the Principal POn Richmond sul25.'
EnGLIsB, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL
IL BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, VsnderbLavenue, Clifon, Staten Island con-
ducleo by Mr j. D WOODS, Principal, assisted by Mrs
Wcoos Misses Fl & q Eniogton, and other Ieechers.-
session will SeDI 9Th For TURNER toforns
uon tee Prospectus TO be hsd al Clark, Austin Co
bookstore Broadway NewYok, and Of the proprietor
CllOn aus <l''
MUSICAL InsCRUCTION.-EDw.Z TELLER
lfJ Professor Of Music having lately arrived nom E1-
rope bega inform The ladies' and gentlemen that no 10
ready TO give es,oui the piano aud In singing Bes,
city references given. Inquire HSO Vesey-' aus In
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T Stnte Rnd National law SchosI-BALLsr,,
SPA, Saratoga CO \ f-rbe reXl rsrm viii eOnns,rs
90 the sn Of September he hfR lem IN ihe year DAN
recitsous TIA! and argument u csases am sxefess
OF hsno spesking hEtoncS and esa cebsss Cruzrssc>
a. d. cussons &e snoug tn constant p-Nctc-s u d
Students Payment In ,dysuco tcr The term csislofs
and Ccnlsg sisng particulars, sent by request dirss
(posLpsd) 10 J. W FOWLER, Esq
tmeOanlRUkNk4tW
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CnGLIsu, FRENCa AND classical
NIOTIUH TO UARrMkN rO RENEW TIL Glib
lNLLCENsES-E xtIacu rom q Law to Regulate Ciris

and Carmen; =, -,
SEC s. All Licenses TO Csrmen shall expire on the last
Monday OF July after the date hereof
sEc 6 Every person on receiving bis License a. Csrs
man shall psy 10 the Mayor for the OF tho City, the
sam Of Two Dollars and Fhy Cents and upon the renew
nj Of any CartmanS License, such perRon shall pay a.
Aforesaid, the sum OF Fifty Gents
In conformity herewith the Cartnen are hereby required
TO renew their Licenses # the Mayors Once City Hall 10
commence on THURSDAY the lst day OF August, 1851, 81
10 O'Clock A M. and continue daily between 10 aud
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WINDOW SHADES! GILT coAaICLs, De- .l,..
w Perry AUSLlNS, &c--fsmlies about lorn'ni2g
,beir sirdo~s with The above articles, viii md o. > =
WOODFORD's 2s5 Broadway. he largest tne os .N =
sorImsn n he city; several rev styles never oeofs lho
lnced 10 Rev .Yofk Lscs and muslin eurtSlrs aIsPey
sssse loops, pins, bands eornices &c.
chssnz OF lie snDsenoer may rely upon gesnng
ma AZ or as II 10 possible 70 iDpoTI or mahliaS
rei Esrchs1ts blynE at Wholesale VII ma dsc i'd'
Gle1 80 "N~SfN
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- O'hieliys re.eargph Lines .szssc,ss
rlih OIL ss''tors a. the uu.ict saiea 6els 81 o6oe III
Iisic-s 70 Nea.NOrs VITO scrBsicss y ue,s.rs,.
1rifest witt be VSieily Llrcs I'M Ally sS,ror al ~
o l,ef shtnf Ell tnt h nC'r sscs, d leays Aeh -
gs.chss o. re ctca - 1sar -rorr 40 r-rscs ts,s
ri'ssinu ,4r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

DEcisIos.-We understand that the L xecu.
i've Coesoh nave decided 70 deprive w. L. Mac.
kepaie Of his salary for services on the w eIland
Canal until 1851 on the plea that they have not
had leisure 70 'ook into 4" old claims"
fToronio Fxsmtnsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

~ Liau-a Hair Dyo iu.provse eaos a
asir vhssers he mouenG't s Piled Niiaoi he So
luiury-his entirely free FROM unrlsassa ooo ans c.n /,
washed with TIE strongest sOsp irieoiseiy "a s9ns,s
EIIhout waiting TO dry FoF ss's applied n sarysss
ss's Wig gertOrv 4 N.ilsi NJ sf.rrhs ssse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

M Br. v. l.. Nichols and 1irs. Cove NlcA>a
~ s-s,-Oare House 81 Wes TrslFy secsadsl r-s sra
1919 Nominations frcu ieto Pau-1is receiras II
Bi7 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

~" Lebanon sprtoas Water cure F-uA,.x
ment 10 now la Iva siXtA gear Of sgccessf9l opsrss
Fer " formation address
aus I'm REDORTHA M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

~ s v Care iastitutes-tiTy and Csss
"a r,S.es Patients AZ the ootnnotl %, ey
mInieason enly 6e'Weea thee plaee, hv ssss,, -
BSl In '" SeNs'l.a-i'h "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

u PriOcs & Co.'S .s.ooeoes %, 49,, =, ,.,,,,,
Prices 81 hADGEks Fiute kstutse,ory. ORC Is f.s
grsph tuidiug ISL BrusdWss. I,v,s 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

~ Tbe Orange hsoRntsiE " alter Gsr,B,
81. OrAnge J. one hOors rte % fsrcsd 'rou - ca
- esshistUeri hss pgiysls hShl s-la,1el % j. ;,
s,r rnruf sttrerr y EfNkrs orsnse Nj
1rtegule s,,<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

WWtls0n's Business Directory Of Now.Ys1
City, tof 1875 -l-Ihirs year Of pubicauOa prlce . "a
Contsinng The uemss and addr,as Of all pstOGs eucr
In bufness classified under spprorriatr Seedlings
iyls Swift John = TROM ~ Ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

~ DR.. Shew's watsr-CErs rnst;srt,,.
kes fvcihh o. and UniVersy-psce.
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~ Photographs Publications Of an 49,.
Lrcrevsk SOyie, pubfs - AID for s.I- b.
jeS5 2xwD6WH JOhf,B tRoW a. nd 49,
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NANTN.


w ANTBD-A resp ecisbe womsn that is fond Of chGa
fetch an infant from Europe Ons Of the above Qasik
liors and well recommended usy have chance o. sess
EnroIe and beiug well pad BY applying to JAMES sf
THAN, SO Pesrl-st aus lw'
WANTED-A partner with cash csplts OF s6eosss
w 5000, In business which IL exclusively esso ~
ness snd 10 in successful operation The bes OF S.
ences az to character viii be given. and the wi b
required To any who wishes TO make sae and vsy
profitable investment the above furnishes opponl
IT, Address boz 485 Cleveland. Ohio. ans lmDksWs
IA yoT q unmhs y 5Ksaast, "a
and children, recently arrived, free lroa1 si9 hss
and associations and willing - sork fof roderss vHs
Application 10 be made al The officers o. sSruirgessns
Emigration, In tho Park No charges. sAs
4 assistant BOOK. KEEPER WANrgo-
N In an extensive manufacturing esta6lshmenL am
miles from ihs city no must ne a handsome aud n;2
penmsn quick and correct at figures and Furnish rep
uunable reference rs 10 character aud hsDhs boron
knowledge Of book keeping 10 not essential. To yolq
man wishing qualify himself to take the full ehsrged
set Of books, the situation IL desirable one Aafra
}. c. q, the Office OF this paper. s12~
nRUG CLERK WANTED ons thoroughly ~
EVQuanted vllh the business noDe ohers need afpgl-
Apply personally al Rogers HOTEL" Fulton e. salsS
LRMALE WEAyERs wANTRD-fo woh q
l. Ginehsms, power looms Apply from 10 TO u oeloes
st 43 Broad.G auto w
CAP MAKERS WANTED 0eniEa a ~
SBrosdwsy, opposite st. Paurs nwS
INFORMATION WANTKD. by his psrsa,,, wss's
HE location 10 Of Chester w. sykes snO Nv
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Carmen renewing their Licenses on Tue ABOVE Gays
will be considered a. having resigned, and nelr numbers
given TO the frat applicants
~ Licenses will not be RENEWED under any cucln'
saIces sfter he month Of August
TITLE VII GENERAL PROyIsIoNs-(Exusct)
SIC No Carl Truck Dray whether lOsss or oi1ef
wise and not en- ployed The transportation OF goods fJr
tie or wages and Nj kmsns Carr shall DO driven or
pted 10 .ny street. ane or public plsee Ia tho CITY
OF HewYorz wihcut having tho name Of the owner ne7
of painted with black paint upon while ground on ne
SQUARE VI the after part " The sh8f OF such Cart Truck or
Drsy plainly 10 be sseD, under penalty Of Five Dollars
10 be sued for and recovered from Tho owner or owners or
drivers thereof seY,rslly and respectively.
The following rules are 10 be oDserveo 0y he Csiunen
lat Eacn Carl have the number NEWLY and PLAIN
lY painted with black oil paint In figures y inches IN
tnsh upon White ground The square OF the aef part
OF The shan eaeh sde. 49,,
I'd Zach CMtnan on The deg designated for his ea.s,
cuI with bis horse and cart al re's AIDE OF me
Park ranging IN single line along Broadway, between
Cbsmnsr, and Murray Sta giving space around each 10
order inst the superintendent lnipector may examine
rbs numbers and cordidon Of The Cafs &c.
Sd Each Cartmsn muAG produce bis present Leenss 10
Rv der ASHER TAYLOR, Frsi Marsha!
Nsw.York, Mayors Office, July ~ 1850. lysl IAuo
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WesIe,nn Univer.ltr bid 1IldaIetown, Ct.

The degree Of Bachelor Of Aria was conferred
on nineteen young men at Middetown. at the COM
Increment last week and that of A. NJ. upon
seventeen otheTs.
The honorary degree Of NJ. A. was conferred up
on the following l.. f. G. LOOMS, OF North Bridge
water, Mass. b. II. Nudge. Esq. Of Lynn, Mas;
Rev q. Weber, Of the Maine Conference Of the
NJ Z. Church, Rev Mark traitor, Of the New.
England Conference Daniel Sanford, Esq. OF
Reading
The honorary degree Of D D. wss conferred up
on the following Rev. Henry Bannister, Of Gaze
novis, N Y; Rev Davis w. Clark, of New York
City Rev Charles Cook, Wesleyan Missionary in
Paris, France.
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X.7OOLsON,s PATENT FOR HANGING

Wx1OOIsON,s PATENT FOR HANGiNO
w CARKIA0Es -Anords lighter and stronger 70
hice Than can be- obtained in any other way and VIZ
steel bar behind, Il surpss es all o'o'' "'~0'"
Hanging for plearant and easy mouon. .-,
Steel Die mas been procured toI sInklng pAI's 70 20
,usched TO al carriages 7uit under ibis patent -,
Tbe Plates with the righ 10 use Iogshet WIG Hs
surngs or he pA,es separately may be LAD OF ne ARen
SHELDON SMITH, x CO.
al Psarl-sI, NeU-YorE-
Sole AgenI for New YorE, New Jersey, and Conn
All Del sons iufn g!ng upon this patent elmer " mskne
u,ng or selling without The plates vii DO neid sTlcAy &c
coartable therefor By proceedings al law, unless lmtae
Sss settleneut "a made with the Peenee or hi Agen' or
IIo,rSvs CHARLES |. W0OLSON,
iyS SIM r This PaIenIee CeveiSlo, onlo
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ORIyATE LYING.IN AsYLUm.-Al A 100
uon ofM Medical Gentlemen knowing ne o1,.Ds
coummuny as well private iudiyidaat o. sssus
Iyingn Asylum have resolved 10 open snen W m a
IN tbls CITY suitable building has been procIla ,ssr
siry and pleasant situation, (up town. ana p,oPoID'
I'd and II now ready for the reception OF to
An communications on the SUBJECT, sn1 epPP d ID
sdmisslon must be- made 10 Jsmes henn0o''
The following named gentlemen have oeen e"''4'
,bs subiect ard highly approve VI the PAD ., IN. No.
Valentine Motl, III. d. fresoen1 sAo NV "
YORK Academy OF Medicine -, u,A.4spr, sud -
Inn w Frsncis 81 D. late Prof OF Md"ie. ,raIsfs
diseases Of women and children, Rutgers heai'A
Gilman, NJ D. Prof of Midwifery sad nc "a ~.
OF women and children, College Of rny'e1A'
geons Ne-w-YOrk. -, ~ ths disssps o.
II Nanley late Prof OF Midwifery snd ne s9fssos
woman and children, College Phy'e'An' ''''
d NJ Reese, NJ D., L. L. D. late Prof Of INC i''''
Practice Of Medicine. ,,-.,. os.sr Of tho poh y
Ton Geo Hall. Ex-Msyor Of BIoolYySes
H. Hsrner Ex.Mayor of New ysoasa Cofnniss,ous
sfo.eS = ~ q IeonsId, ESQ. Aims ii01''
| Eew-YOrE. ..t Measure 10 recommend ns ~
posec lnsto. ~ Ir, snd vel h.ted ~ arrange s1a
srcb an essblifhmeHN VALENTINE MOTT, n. D. |
uv22 law5n- ------------
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DORrLAND HOTEL. ON 20 ,a.. o Ssss Z, :
H0F N1vEslEK;-Ts nos's soIsssa prO.e>>ss, -
ope0 cor visitors u ss 40 ss,a,n,scs 0. Yss,s. .
s:sSH 's5 SS%I ssssg dsEs .s .: .ss =
s 80 Ssssss. sbY oO1aDys % 2 'o Jass - ss
soars s.a toa he Ely y ~ T. n. s 90 '''
pa, rss.' sosrsias' Hs 81 liz AhA f''''''S
tylS In
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COAL.

ANTHRACITE COAL.
DLACH HEATH, WHITE ASH =. NJ ION b
DOrchsrd Red Ash Coal OF al sizes $40 o. 800, ar
lands Of The Forest Improvement COMPANY, ...sga b,
srr and OF gresI purity constantly for sale ~ ns
S'' 'NN " CTS A HEksCHER, 1sSa1a.
je20 21peod -
LIVERPOOL ORRKL COAL now lsndl - -
psclet chip Pslrict Henry, 10 prime order, az"
90 expressly '' 'e-''' JAMES l.. W0RTH,
susu "a Broad way and cor. Fourth and rhomOseS
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----.nErAILIC IsYGnrIONs.. ~ !. !:

ts1e5i patterns Of elastic esss ns" We az
rou 80. ss,e ard chEfte elegance -. ,s.trtz
n P,sro Stools, snd Stools for Stores OF 'Se SANE
and beeu!y. -, ...,o,, s,,s ADD rs.s
,~i,itslv ornnmeuted ard always suTe 20 % ~. "a
inquiry and all those nsmeless nocturnal 'is''N'~
common bedsleads are liable. s cos- -
Also Iroes,ructibe ard Ar-exhaufted - <sst 10
cor, ril eaaure for sges and preserve Ioe ss1s
out change. They are GIcorosve Ps.c,h
sgsinsi contsgion sno imperous 20 g...ysl fofa
IRE Greer Burial Vase-oi new sne
corrposed Of he sane lndesUucrDie ms.en. rrsct
Bariel Csaes-of tie same ualsnsi; ~
WEIGH ccfins may be placed snd sopt Nssu
oiter periis6tle articles ,.,.iI snd ", ",
& All FOR sale II wholesaie ana 1910. r, lso rtm
moderate prices, by The hErsLLiS S' sap 10
Var Co z4e Broadway, He~'fot
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and prints OF reason" as Lord Bacon pronounce sd
words to be- may be soue~hat Questionable.
TIE evening Of the Sane day vas employed in
the exhibition Of the Junior Class, who spoke in
public "on the stage The performance was very
creditabe 90 the students, aud showed that they
have been well Instructed by the officers Of the
University. These exhibitions are quite inter est
Ing 10 all those u no love % see our youth well edu-
Gated ard witness the developments OF the youth
ful mind This class numbers about twenty young
gents who make quite respectable appearance,
ard give good promise for the future.
"wednesday vas delightfully."- cod. The exer-
cises Of Commencement passed of 70 the snti,iac
ton of the people Fifteen young men received
the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts, fourteen OF whom
delivered their themes in very good style. They
were well written. and generally well spoken.
The degree of Master Of Arts was conferred on
fourteen previous graduates, and Doctor Of witty
was given TO Rev. Henry Wilkes OF Montreal
The honor could not be conferred on a sounder mas
or ripper scholar la the evening Ball came oil
at Hart Hotel which closed the performances Of
CONNIE nee meut Week 10 B1rngtO1.
To day tie Free Democracy met and nominated
Sherman r. Besrdsley, Esq. Of St Albaas, as a
candidate for Congress, IN opposition 10 NJ Nssch'
am, who row so ably hs the pace az REPRESENT.
alive o. Wing principles in Vermont Mr. Boards
ley, no ubi, would run Ia. if the Vermont Wings
die ntpsppen TO hlve a candidate q their own AMI
70 occupy folly anti Slavery ground. Some two or
three weeks ago the Free Soil garty met here Or
the same purpose, bot they were 20 scattering tnat
they adjourned 70 Commencement Day, when hey
hole 10 draw IN some oftbs croTd TIE meeting
was very thin It'll they p5rseyered and non.na'ed
their man, who they Expect will take tne stump
and canvas the Dstrct-au uphill business while
Mr Metcbsm is in the field. Mr.. Peck, their can
ddate last year, declined communication. rne
Free Democracy are so sizzling hot hat they must
have A candidate who is willing 20 take the stump
and Dir Pecks modesty vas too great for al n
5emoDstr,tion. 80 they 60. Mr.. Beardslsy will
probably do all his speech making on tn stump, for
i is quite certSin that hs voice will be heard ia
the halls of Congress-.
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1,sAIN CABLES large assossmsnl Of SaKii-
- eADHv oEkNcktOd l5s soaih-a
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,~,orRAUns POUDKE SUBTLE ~ % -,
tIessns saperGeoas HsT from any parrot nc 0O-''
rsn,ed. ...,,,-r -, a,,oeli1y s7sass,
,ssrsss ron ghu.s. &C Found sny a. - w.Iseru
DR. FELIX GoUkAUD's Ds Pos.t ia, srosdwsr
lySl ~ lsi sio'e no
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nroTICE 10 hereby gven MAJ the snoscrioer wiz mats
Nsrpicsion 70 The United States Tre4Iuy DepsfImer
- .fsngton Tor duplicates and payment OF sane o. ns
isns certificates Of stock Of tae niisd S..ef
red IN bis name, under the seI approved January y
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-15

TRAGEDY IN GREECE.--A recent mum.
Der of the Athens Courier gives an account
of horrible tragedy that took place at the
village Of Aniada, ih Greece, and which Is
compared with the bloody rencoun,ers "ol
NEUROLOGICAL memory between the Cen
laurs and Lapilhn."
Mr.. Conlroubodicos. who had led TO the
altar young lady of the village. upon
coming out of the church where the nuplial
ceremony had been solemnzed. was at
tackled aud murdered by three individuals,
one of whom was a rejected rival OF his.
Two brothers of the victim who were pres
ent killed On the spo. two of the assassIns,
and they were instantly killed by two Others
Of the gang. who, after severely wounding
the father of the bride, made their escape,
but were pursued aud over taken, probably,
as shots were heard in that direction. Thus,
instead Of a wedding, with its customary
accompaniment, the guests and boxers. on
had to witness scene Of blood and horror
not often paralleled. In a trice. five persons
were killed and one dangerously wounded
the bridegroom corpse and the bride a
widow within a lew moments after she
became wife.