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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
CORPORATION NOTICES

STRRRP DEPARs mENT, No. Hall OF Records
S-Corporelon Nouce.-The folio wing notice hss been
adopted By the Common Council Resoised That Pier on
piles be built ii tho foot OF wenty sxhs. Norh River
under the direction CT the Sreel Commissioner the Rad
Pier 10 three hundred feet In length, from the buShesd
on the westerly side OF Eavenaye and TO be 40 feet IN
width ard that he 8trsel Commissioner give the notes
required by law TO be given 10 the propretors OF ios OF
land living opposite The aaid PaT Ia directed 10 ho
built to unite la the construction OF the same and TO bear
he proportions ofhe cost thereoAdopted by the Board
Of Aldermen Aug 1850 adopted by the Bosrd OF Assis
lsns Aug g. 1850 we'd by the Mayor, Aug g. 1850.
JOHN <. DODGE, Street Comm sato1eT.
August l6, 1880. auH oW
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"WILDERS PATENT sALAAANDER sAREH
ia W0W ARD HA2 BEEH for long dDna

"WuDERs PATENT sALAAANDER SAFE"
rs now ARD HAS BEEH for long dmo In.
Rhi1Kea oy CHARLES J. GAYLER. He 10 now and
has been under AZ ordsf Of he Ccui Court of The o.
g. stnee june 1871 when obtained judgement, to ren.
Ger u0nhfy bis account under cath 70 asi6 court, Of
al Safes made md sold by h- n violation OF nv Pr.
sua and n assa thereof hsi Injunction issue forth Rh
YhsrefoFe, this 10 70 give notice to all who have may
buy ssfss Of Eatd GayeF In violation Of said YRsnL
aha beid them 10 danszea under The Patent Law,
heVe Eaia Gsyer 70 os irresponsible And would re-
specially remind all who purchase Safes to look TO II that
he 6efe has on IL nWILDEEs PATENT SALAAAH.
DEB SAFE z order 10 be auYe Of the genuine.
aEa 81 Geodh D g WILDER, Paientce.
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SCHsltDLS.
ST. PAUL's SCHOOL,
No. az EAST twenty oURTH-sF.
NeE-Yprk. under the direction OF
EN e BARTON

Laie Rector OF ST Phuls College,.
THE DESIGN Of Eis Intit1ton Ii % train Boys thor
oughy both il elsmenIa and more advanced STU
dies OF a Commercial and ssticsl Education.
Pie snhecls Secular lnsracdon thai viii receive coz
slant 81 ateu snc sts ntion are;
lat The GEEK arc LATIN LANGUAGES. Fhese win bs
taught IN the principles and continued through tbs read
I'd, MopgRH LASeuAcEs. French WI he taught daily
and early provision viii BE- made for the study OF the span
lsh ard German.
Ing ,sning Spelling, Wiring, Grammar, CompOsiuor,
Geography Use Of Globea History Arihmeac, and Age.
Occasional Lecures viii be delivered Ia Chemistry and
other brar ches Of Natural Science.
Religious instruction Will bs regularly given in the Ho'y
scrlparer, Book OF Common Prsyer, and EcceTastica
History.
The First Term viii begin Tuesday the lob OF Sep
tember and end the second Monday OF the ensuing Feb
ruey.
The secord Term viii begin the second Monday Of
February ara end on the second ondaY OF July.
The lime Of daily attendance will DO from a. n. 10 5
Pm
There wnlhe the usual recea, during the Christmas aud
Easter Festivals
For each term OF FIVE nonlhs, $50.
French Spanish German AID Drawing, VIII be addi-
fonel charger 90 0sF<F
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T,RoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotgnda, Patk-Fuo.
liz poe hefrLy given thai sttops have been ptsenisd IN
The Board Of Aerne6 for sewer in street. from the
ves,erly Seventh and to connect s'i ~
er the Eghth Also, Sewer Renwc1 street o"'
street point about 20 feet south OF Sp'nS
Sewer Orangestree from .he ts,a.o
OF the proposed Walker persons
requested preeat .r objections. IN writing
stating their address and extent OF interest Engineer this
oocr on or before qHdar 18th ns-N-w YORK Sept s. 1850
t6l0t NICHOLAS DEAN, Prest- CrotoR Az. Dept
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ftROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Rotunia Park Pub
Olo hereby gwen at petitions have been presented
the Board Of Aldermen Nnthay between
Forty and Forty ninth Also for sewer IN Teat from
Avenue Dry D0ckst Also that petit mas
pre.ated Board Aldermen TO have the Proposed sewer
1htentst and First carried 70 and through Avenue %
Fourt-euts Fr.tay An interested IN the
having objections thereto arc requested to present me se
writing Stating their extent OF interest and address, 10 '
neer, At office o before the 18th nst
NICHOLAS DEAN President Croon Aqseduct Department
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EDWARD a PRABEk
u0AAIgsioHlR or DEEDS.
"A 10 oEeaazd-s, Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c. 90,
6Aeursisy dTRwB up. Ali osdsrs p11csnas attended "a
guB In
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S,TRYEr DEPARTMENT, Not Hall Of Rscordscorforaron
hotcePubic "a hereby gwen that the following pet
ns have the Board OF Assistant Aldermen TO
,i m gutter Ninth between Forty fourth and 70 y
s h drain vcas lots on the square e1undioy
T Thirty Fourth and Hadsnn To enlarge
n,don square ,tus the fe.cs 1wenythr rect and fth
sv.nu on eh the yards sad sifeet, All
having 5fs,o, requested 10 present
uut undersigned bis Office before ths 10Th
sa ofssptsa Der nett JOHN DODGE street Commissioner
so
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C,RoToN AeUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-R otanda PakIPab .
lie roe hereby gwen That petitions have been presented IN '
Board Of Aldermen sewers, folows For eswer IN Fourth
stree. rom La Fayette Psce 10 and TO connect wh the sewer no"
huidpg Fourth y ns ot u b7"'ry Also
for sewer in from the termination severn ena
m in Ninth street point feet east OF Fourth avenue AnaaAo
az awsr Civ Hail Chamber street TO and TO connect
with the sewer All persons Interested n me above
are reeueed present their obe tons 10 writing lsns heh
Ie Of place business fe'dence 20 The
Al this Office on or Saturday h nSsPenioe tsh S
a" - NICHOLAS DEAN. Ptes't Gro Az. Dept
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HpOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYs-At Few
DCahesg Connecticut IS milea by railroad from New
York This School 10 OF The Oldest In the State In
the beauty heshfuuess and convenience OF iIs locality 1t
il believed unsurpassed For particular nfomsnos
the Pnc pal refers ohs numerous patrons whose
plsce OF bupr ens and rehdepces may be RscerAned
reference to hs Cfcularh bch may be obtained al hs
boob slore Of CLARK Austin Co. 2e5 Broadway and al
Rnvnor,t rs Rovery ~ lms
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THPURSUANCE Of order tho Of Esv
LYo notes hsfeby psa 20 al having cas 1sainss
WILLIAM WILSON late Of tho CITY Of New Yok, deceased 70
present the With vouchers
No. II William The City OF Nav YORK he
ansenth Of February Dated Nov York thu day q
August, 1880 MARSHALL B. BLAKE, Administrator.
aus lsE5m+Tu
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PURSUANCE Of Surrogate the County Of
4Sew YORK. soee hereby gwen all persons having claims
AGAINST DANIEL BERfEh late Of the CITY Of NewYork
ed 20 tho Nth vouchers thereof the subscriber
his store No 37 Pearsre the C Of Edw Yoft befors
the twentieth OF February New day
Of AsEus 1880 DEWITT c. BERRIES, Executor.
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IHPURSUARCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of tbs County Of
New foi goes hsrs5y pyea 70 all psrscas having cana
SARAH GOhPERTS &s n tbs CITY Of New YORK widow.
dscsassd tbs vouchers srso
bs Al the boosstos Of Samuel Raynor No 70 Bowsy City
bsors tho thirteenth day OF next
jy0lavemTps HfRAx RAYNoR Executor
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JPAID TAXEs-PsbHc hereby gwen that sale OF
property unpaid the 547 ard 84s will ahS place
At ubg auct on Hall OF New York, Non
day Of Decembt next q. u clock Al noon And
be un the whole OF SAID property sha
h. sold and that detailed OF the property 10 b. sold
for unpaid published the hewYort Commercial Adysr
er s newtpsper pri1l-d and published the City OF New
York-Comptroper Office New Yerh, September 10TH 800
sEPH T. TAYLOR, Comptroller. Aio lAWIi"
,,1KYET DEPARTMENT, sot Hall OF Rscoris-CorPoraton
y kote-Pubhc hereby gwen that the following
tens adopted the Common Council To lag adsTa
south aide of r curb and gutter between Wash
S,on and West streets commeucug No 90 and continue 10 the
cor sidewalk and curb and gutter Ia front OF
nrrU,es No o. ash dag Sidewalk and reset curb aad
rtte IL and - Hubert Street All psrsoas
.re.;ed having objections thereto requested 70 esen them
in writing uAdesued Office before the 10th day
ofsep,.n next JOHN r DODGE, Street Commissioner
Sept 8, 1880. 20
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE STATE OF NV YoRK-Tbe
~ HAhILIoh EXCHANGE BANK, HamitoA, Madison countH
has ae day hfd u thus Oflce
GILBERT COBB and JOHNSON Of The fi,y Of New York
Agent. 9t ss resumption Of ia ei'u notes aahs 70 s
pass,d Nay 4, t14o Albany sept-nber6 1850
~ WASHINGTON HUNT Comptroller.
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Gy9AA.-Down TO s5 per sun. Coal OF tho hrH quality
A-sess 70 gToeera thai buy largely TO sell again
GEO, WARNER, Yard $50 HOustoe st.
AUS ims err Laurans Estsblisbed Ia lsSs-
kRBED MAKERB MACHINE on sele. Apply 70
Aesh5l sts&W$ A CAaPBELL 20 BegVe7-st up staish'
cocoa SHEaL@.-2s bags fresh, ast recelyea
NYoS sage By aAEBHER 4 YoUHa, lS2 CsAanssss6
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ARkA BAILEY will Ire open her school on Monday
LVs Sept o. ut 10 Ca roll place Bleecker'at aus Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

IN PURSUANCE OF order the sarogas OF County
ANew Yen Eoe9 hsss9y eysa to al having claims
ceased the with vouchers thereof Subscriber
ELIAS L. SMITH his Store No Grand street, Civ az
New Ye before the gseHth dag Of February nortDats
Now York the Fifth day Of August. 1850.
ELIAS L. SMITH,
aue l.wTu6ro+ WILSON @ HUNT, Executors,
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No 4 Han Of Records Corporation
hereby given that the following petitions
bav been the Board Of Adomen To htsIt
Iii nth Tenth To rsfuats, paVs SGT curb
~ ~ nys gLlh from Tenth avenue 10 Hudson River
To up grade and curb and gutter IN Thty from
Tsnth from Thirty
I IN 1y y-thrd Tag south walk feet vide ifoH THIRTY
,ssd 70 h sIth,t To arg we'll and build pump Forty
III :, st~e.n and Seventh All persons interested
having ecioo thereto requested present them writing to
dsI.ye Al before the l6h day Of 3eptemoer
~ 7fs6i john 7. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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~ PURSUANCE Of oesro tho surrogate OF me Count.
Nsuyok notice s hereby gwen all persona having cam
.nst JAMES BuRNHAM ate OF the City OF New l9fs %
ceased to present the With vouchers thereof 90 one o. SG ~
csr. ms residence TSsay Bntl street near HroauE IA "a
CIV nj Sew YORK before the even. day OF November AS1
Datsd New yo1k the 9th day O Aay, isy! ,;,..,.
NN'"U W." 49, JULIA A. BURNHAA, AdmnstratrtI
nv law6mt GEOR@E w VIVIAN, AnlhhstIA.o'.
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NTOTICE hereby g,yeu according 20 TO all persons nAy
~ ,is19s araust THOMAS MCCARTHY, Ats OF tho cay %
NJ yS deceased u at they required % exhibit the Ae N's
the vouchers thereof the subscribers, the executors h' ass
III ,n,eu Of the ssHi their place OF trensscin
busp,>s number Ferr She city OF Ne" lSA' on %
before the twentieth day January next DaiSo Inc io'n Jay "
jnIv A d. $50 JEKEMlAH WALSH, Exs,stot. tic
,rytis -Iauf'rTu HUMPHREY BENNETT, )
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UPREhE COURT-JaHaes Fraser and otors s1oin Pstsf
~ GsenhL Notice ssrroy syen That under nads
@ acton by Hon Nathan morse Of tho justices court
shah no IS the city
Of New YORK la u September 1880 Of th1
day eadsr sas
order shah sIposs sse No a7 Water tbs city OF ey
day of septenbsr II A. b. Of thaf
day oil as,ss .u all DIS
night title interest Which The d Peter Grssh defendant
in ,hs son had and to sad nnmsss aad oil 9Th day
Juy A. d. ie6o time New York Ser.
TENDER 6, 1890 THOMAS CARNEY Sheriff
J4aIs Means, Deputy shsrE sTa
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TKPURSUANCEof Surrogate Of Tho County
York, Notice hssby gwen all persons having axanst
JOHN WoRTHIeG1oF, late Of tbs CITY Of New York deesssed
prtsn, tho with yoScsrs HEREOF subey AZ DE
store Of William d. Hill No % Nassau city Of New
Yoa before tbs of February
Rep.Y OH, the FiIsteenth day Of siat, 1870
aa20 law6mtTu ROBERT WORTHINGTOE Adnip,st,.,oy
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S3TREET DEPARTMENT No. s. Hall Of ts-corPSfatoh
~ nave sdopted by The Common Council 10 eaee 'acsa
- an me sutA east Of Twenty tst and Tenth To
e., the south eide Of Aght st
couepcrE the OF WahIag on st All p-oas
hving thereto requested 10 present them
tho undersigned hs Office, b'0re the lin day
~ s.stG Inst JOHN T. DODGE Stree, Commissioner
s,,srT4r : 1880 ss
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c1TRyYT DEPARTMENT No Hall OF kecordsCorpoFati3n
kot,-Pubbc notice hereby gsa thai he following 'usoa
- ~ bsu presented Beard Of Assistant Aienea: To
Tcaf lots westerly OF Foarh fronag
-Tsnseenth EEhtsah sfsst Al Peoas interested having
requested 70 present such IN writing 10 The
a az oi5s before the 18Th day Of sePenser 0eIL
s+n.. 1850 Isl JOHN I DOD6E stIsst Conaalssonsr.
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IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the spogsts County q
Nav Yor notice hereby % all persons having carRa
sgamo' EpWAhD FhSBY ato Of the City Of New York,
chant deceased present the tho
5absenbsr at his Pacs bnsnes No q Nassau
Psarlsst the City Of RrootHa before the day
Decsnbsr nsItDatod, Kew YORK the aJth day Of May
my2s laSerntT1 GEORGE c. CdfLDS, Executor
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,,,rRElT DEPARTMENT No T. Hall OF R.cor.-carporarsu
Sc-PubHc hereby gwen that the foloEns resoiu-
- -, Teen Board Vi AS sant Adsrnsp TO aaEa
80 ~. lert vide through Of the ds wa' around St
- Pan Persons Law ug objections thereto
sfee 70 prrpeu. Wrg the anlengrsd az his ohes
- - bs nth day Sep snber n-t-Datst Sept 1850
VI % JOHN T. DODGE, strsst Commissioner.
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CKRNCH PROTESTANT Boarding and Day
L School for Young Ladies' s65 Broadway norh OF bhon
square 80 70,
her and remain Ia sesaon until the ls, OF July next
MIsLEVERETTta fes this opportunity 10 ntse thsi the
dor Arneni ch Ia ably sustained Dy naive profe
sors and teachers.
particulars circulars may be obtaned by APP
picstion ii Lhe above address. "a lwd&2weodf
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BRoNE, sHlPLEY K co.
s,itt, Coubreush Il sttrs Circular.

Pc, St,anu EwOpal LIVERPOOL, Fddsy, Aug. 9.
AsHLs-The demsnd for Pot Aihes continues b'sk aud
The itock beog tmal TURNER sovrn Of 10
been obisired Pearls in fair request al previous
rates.
BACON "A good business has been done In this article
fGes aching LOO boxes, al full prices. The STOCK
small AID chiefly OF tho better s0ns Shoulders
and firm. Hams neglected.
BARK-smsll sAles are reported 81 ia
bLLF-TIsnsacrOns eonInne llmiIed, but prices reman
opasTed TIE arrival Of loo uercei per Atlantic"
rsiher tended 10 weaken the market
bEEswAx-Saes have been msds ct rs los Tor good
yellow.
CHELsE-No Improvement 10 report The imports are
WY Inferior In quality anc In are the trade.
CoRS c Since orr lss re port Ihe Gather has bsen
Unsettled and unsvorAbe for growing crops bat an
ADVANCE 10 prices bss been co1nleraced liberal ar
rivals from he Continent and quOal remain the
for Wheat and flour Indian Cora advanced Sd
10 10 per quarter owing 10 me eonunusd Reports u me
PotsIo disease Our market ruled dull today 10 spe of
the boiserous weather Indian Corn wa h.d firmly Tor
higher rates What aud Flour remain inactive
LAsD-This Article has been dun and sales made h,ye
been 10 favor OF The buyer.
O,Ls-Noihlpg dong IN Whale Oh; J. tuns Sperm sod
A4s2 ~
PoEx-New continues inactive. Some Imsu psres,s OF
Old have been sad Al previous rstes
kIeL-l5o nerees sold Al l6sGlss Sd q cvt Q1ist MAJ.
KEEL
sold a. "a sodA9d S'-''''-'
TaLLow-No alteration
TAE-No sales 10 report
TUsfESIINE-No ssl-s To report Yours
srIrT. CoU5BOUGa l SHIT
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mi1.s s.s-pion1 dan 'A-, well 81 soyIsng cu'
of condition ~
There w,s hut e irqriy for Indian Corn, holiss 10
ustd.d the prices Of LIST Tuesday.
r,snen N ur ,ois eev but irish thu sales I'm
tied 80 he pres s,kd owe TIE vie rs " he bakers
and dale, ise Bo-k hIveser. 10 small rhs D al a.
o. ipliops Of Ame lean Flour irql'ry bat not
over IS. % h-,n oh'sned 2ls lkei for BAnmorei
Ca-adisn 2s.d2's Cd Philsdepha 2js Cd.
OAiG UNCHANGED.
Ogia cu Al 20, lila 6i per losd; small 10, OF new
or ArsdTs
Besrs srd Persfrn
srivs, ~ 4, eign Wheat ,inre lhi day week afs
u tq3 qlatss; -Four 90 sacts 77A bnl' Indian Corn
l9tgi guArt-r.- ETp0u q ne lsiter 6, 95 9 iTefs.
An Ell IN hlte Al d AiK-d VIZ q, 81 eidos I'd.
Wsfi~rr csna Flour s'provrt bRnfs Nsi omar kinds
1,dlI, p4r hhl We nre sos- fully.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS CO.
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August p aher ,ho.i iIIoe., Of iaa.musaon Of ne
lungs MORRIS DEcAMP BARKER, Of HE house VI Jo-
.eph Buier ara 3 o 10 thssld ear OF bis age.
Church and Congress ion OF The "a weseyan Ch'psl,
depce Of ii, andmoher IS Edhdse a. wihoas i-ithef
invston Saturday,, .4th inst al o'clock His remains
viii be lsi en- TO Green wood for iotarmenL s1S n
Al ssrd's Point August IA, Mrs. PATIENCE CAL
Kln3, sifs Of Dan-l Gala ., Esl. agsd 50 ,ers.-
D.a.a came 'ues eHy YET no' az Ihlef 10 'hs night
fn MeipoIo, Ana caor, 49, on The OF May from ID
Ta q, 81 Win s se ,sa 81.
" Albany, Poughkeepsie. and Kingston tU.sie' Co..
A. sp,osfeid. 2nsI Co Nj Au ast q, OF psIllysi
GILBERT LAwRENcE aged 81 yeas. lana. ~, m.
sEPH ROARK, IL Bsleyille. Canada wesi, aged aboat
On board steamer I.lhmu,-Juns 27th, Jane. carr. Of
Aulkin gum county Ohio June son. samuel Ap pleby OF
New York lily. July "a, Seth Perkins july a. DaV'd
10 This city OF chronic scro1a on Sunday So June. at
ttPM IL the rs,idenee Of ns brohsr n-sT. Capt Ro-
sod Celston, Mr. James A D~igh- OF Now-fofk, * sd
On Sunday Jure 30, OF Inflammation OF tbs lang, Cant
George r. Mckenzie OF the ei5 OF New-fork In me sd
July l. OF fever and darh.a, William johnson, late Of
bsire formerly OF NORWAY, aged p years ,,,,
% Saturday,, June g. John rho mas Horn. son OF Philip
and Eliza Horn aged and dsys aer iInes vi
rS- New orlsan, papers please copy,
90 Tue,day July 2 Mr. O ,orge ". Pslten, OF Ports.
uouth " II aged ABOUT "a 1eIs
On Tu'.day July Z, Emlb wife OF d. p Hoyl IN Tho
On The 27.b Jane MIS- Amelia Rowland aged II year',
dIusher OF VIM kdgard Rowland
On bosrd the bhs L,s her VOYAGE from Pslaus to
hi por Seth Putnam, OF Hopslnson, 81 Lawrence Co
New York
10 Sacramento City. on July T. OF na 'mmsHon of'he
lungs Nc hechere Abegg, aged about s. years formerly
Of 0eImsIy
10 Sacramento CITY, JAY (, Denomination, Mr. James
X. Psnssy fjrnCrly OF Iowa, aged y yoars.
A. the Southern Mines, OF the disrrnes, Mr. james
Moore, Of Perry, M aged q
On the ST smsr Now World, al Acapulco, hoOeH ID.
AOorey, from ooilyn Y
On board bsk John Adams, June u, James Moland,
lrhmen.l ef Nhnpctei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-23

AsrIR RENT STATE CONFERENCE.-The friends
of equal rights in Columbia county have namedthe
18th day of September, at Beardsey's, Albany, be-
tween the days fixed by the Wings aud Locos for
their Conventions, 20 the consideration Of the Aati
Renters Of the msnorisl counties for the purpose
Of nomin stipg State ticket 20 be supported al the
ensuing election TO which the albany FIechOtder OBJ
iects, and asks why 10 not the "COnvention accord
ing to previous usage, sound reasoning add good
policy placed after the Conventions Of the other par
ties2" Both Of the central organizations OF Work
ing men have csed their Conventions 20 meet IN
the City Hail. Albany on the 81 OF October aud
the next number OF Young America will contain
the call for q National Reform State Convention.
The latter body will assemble under the auspices
Of the (Nstions Industrial Congress, and union Of
the different Industrial organizations ia p-oDoset,
aud thus include the United w Orkrog mems w ard or
gsDiz atoms Of this city, formed during the Industrial
Reform movement now in progress The Working
men are also using their Influence with the old par
ties and the article in the Freebooter about the
Anti Rent Convention thus concludes: ii ~ oan
a selection from the candidates of both parties be
made before they nominated II, no vever,
this course shall seem best by the party, we shan
cheeriully acquiesce."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-23
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETKos THIS EvErIsG-C0mmittees OF the
Industrial Congress, and more especially the msm-
bers Of the Committee on the holding over Of a
Delegate from the Carpenters, after bis 5ocisty
has Withdrawn him ss 4 Delegate and suspended
bin as member, at the Operative BAkers UaiJa.
III Grand.,t tho Economical Exchange Associa.
ton and the Book binders and Portfolio Workers az
Eck ards, corner of Center and Hestsrst; Pioneer
Temple Association Of House Carpenters, Conven.
ton Il all Wooster st; The Tin Copper aud Sheet
Iron Workers and Roofers at the 5nakspere Hots,
corner Of Center and ID zane ct the Germ, Shoe.
makers Of New. York and vicinity and the rsllors
at Hhlenbrands, Hester 1t the " English rsii0rs
At Garricss Sixth w ard Hotel, Center.ss aud the
Dry Goods Clerks Mutu. BENEFIT and Ptotsctive
Association, (vho have no Delegate in the lndas-
trial COueress,) at the College Of Physicians an1
Surgeons, Crosby.st-
THE PROTECTIVE USIoS-This cooperative 10
corporation agreed last night, at their meeting a.
The Operative Bakers Union House Of Call, Read
ing Room and Library, 1877 Gtsnd.st- that the Pro
t. Give Union should meet every rnursday evening
for he future, at this place FOR the eq1a socDnmJ'
dalton Of all members Several new nemoers were
elected the salary Of the book keeper adjusted and
the duties Of the Cthcers more particularly speci-
fed in certain respects. Tnis business l. aoot Az
ISOLATION intends to bold grand Mass Meeting soon
at some convenient location, which will be an
nounced by the Committee Of Auangemenis who
have the matter In charge.
THE OPERATIVE BAKERs.-The Society exist
ing in this City has deputed Messrs. Campbell aud
Edwards throughout the City 10 solicit subscrip'
tlons in behalf Of their Association Library and
Reading Room, and we learn that 80 isf they have
been quite successful