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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, ~

RoricT TO orR AotST, -froqucu, com.
pla,nis come to w from our subscribers tLat
t4,...s- aaae4s arc taken from place. Mhaty they
are N by persons who have no right 10 them,
aud are either destroyed OF used 90 a. 10 iuiura
them. II is therefore our request that persons
having cur papcts IN charge where they IRE
len, will % keep them that no one except sub
serihcra, or persons authorized by subscribers,
shall have access TO them. We are called upon
to make up losaca, incurred in this way, and
are seldom able TO do II, 49, w print only ono
pFprr each week for each sab-"s'leT 1t
would he much moro manly IN certain elaHr
Of Newspaper borrowers, IL they want the
use Of paper, to subscribe and pay for It,
d. The ministerial triumph in Quebec 10
decisive Chahot received 2oo7 votes, and
Legatr, lhc annexation candidate, l2oa-ma'
,priiy M 'IgV0r Of tho miniatfy, soi Great
cKortious were pat forth by both parties, hut
the vote iali rht in population Of over 49,
600 The anncxnuonista attribute their defeat
tn the cacrlions Of the Catholic priests, and
charge the priests with being opposed to tn"
lode pcndcnrc Of the people Of Canada, and
, with desire to keep them IN state of 'gnor-
aucc, that hcy-the Prcsts-moy the better
control them.
| The Annexation Association Of Montreal
/ have put forth proIrs, against Earl 'Greys
Despatoh, They declare iof the right of free
L. zi2ll - &c amazing
thrir purp5scs in legal manner, and intimate
-Earl GEcy L41A-ual GpcAL
the sentiments Of the people Of England
Fire tis- ,t,teriey Heribblrrs run crazy,
not long since, in charging the Administration
with scckng to establish slavery in California.
/ But having wofn-that lie out, and seen the
documents, they change their tune and charge
/ Gen. Taylor With cntcrtaining the snmO views
promulgated by Cen Cass in his Nicholson
I tuttrr ne i7st ltr is a.. tfae a. ia" frat
! PRorrss7u WrnsrER's TnIAL-Mr Web.
stcr was brough, into the Supreme Cour, on
Saturday last aud the indictmemt ofthc Grand
Jury charging him with the murder of DR.
! Parkmnn, read to him, and he was asked
whether he was guilty or not guilty of the
crime alleged against him in the indictment
/ to which he replied, that he "wns not guilty
1ficnamcd his counsel to the Court Mossrf
/ TIcrsick dnd ss5htpr-uud Tiny were usstgfiet
as such by the Court. The Court decided
that the trial commence on the 10Th day OF
March next. The Boston papers say the pris
oncr appeared calm and collected. The CYL
dcncc, Of course is, apparently, strongly a
! gamst Mr. Webster, but good share of the
"astounding developments" got mp by the
penny. papers Of the city--in oJdcr TO make {
sale for their papers and sen, abroad over Ga,
4 country are undoubtedly mere fabrica,ions. go
The main evidence in the case remains Sc
crct with The jurors and the parties to the Pre
&! Hriuury r.aminrtjon and Mr. Wehstcr's coun
sci, aud the public can know very little ubou
a.
y =. u. .. ..r..,...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
THE DON A N.

in price. splendid Nov York ship, called
the liuuiHguer, was wrecked, lwo days pui
Of liverpool 80 hes bamew4l passage. and
iur raplaiu aud eleven 0f his crew pfTshrd -
The passengers and part of ihe crow about
o. in all ook lo tho boats and gained the
shore. Tho chip struck rock lDd brcame o
total wees, and her l4rHa cargo pfg'oda was
llzt
Tho want oi money, % iu Uuw raid prevents
tlr return Of lhs Pope 60 Rome, and France
has Offered the necessary funds 90 liisiloliness
Turkey aud Russia have beoome reoaneI-
Cd, 1uracy banlsbrs all che Polish subjects
Of Russia engaged 30 lhp Hungarian nave,
mrpt A similar arrangement 10 rrpanrd 60
boo iu progress between Turkey and Austria,
ny whtrit, IT s-,t',f'iel.1 t,e llgHHaFss- g.hs
nave uifU wfugf t'urtcy, wIiibe eEF'iiT1
hom the county Madam knssuu has jim.
I'D her husband, having escaped from liunga.
.y 10 tle disguise Of % meodloant The Aus,
tulH Government hla been frustrated in au at
tempt 10 murder kossulb,
Nav far OluCr-A new Poo, Office has
been established AZ West Concord, Vermont,
aud Cu'grr' cuAsr,Esq appointed rostmaa,
Ter,
FapAp pL4p-= GA the morning Of Ian, ~,
llc body or q man by the name Of Samuel
Washburu, was-found IN Holland, near the
uTsbor School House Al ,nquesl was held
upon the body, and evidence addusod showing
that washbum had paftuken ff6oly Of ardent
sp,rt the day before.
The verdict rendered. was that be- came 90
ha death hy exposure and sFhhuspop
o. We have several communications on
hand, but boz consequence Of tho press OF other
matters demanding moro immediate pubLea,
s,sHr s. o haze ~ deief some u tArla 10 a future
time.
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. ris ihpn-nud LuHnu beings lhru added 90 llle
. f,Trr OF lIn sprrlHrlr.
MwuwllIr illn rrUWuel0rs ol brlWNulr"H
Dining Saloon lHd Hrrruhlrd upon llirf
nnf uud llul cot lhr llurrucn sul0uu pdlDln-
luP. strong nud piirru'r lurrr, und by dlul
ul llIr u.usl ilnlOlililf perseverance nrd ru-
orgy, payrwul i.rIr huIldluFs, which luW
lbr uiurr tIy aui llraul rFrr'-, llum
ri-rtrr' 'rr i-~ri '''-''-'''
lwird TH.tri nnuI} runrpWrii Wf8 r1H1Y
kludhug lhr prDrrB store ufl Howe, Autl a.
-huv.tuHlrd bolweru Woe Iullrd .Hrr
uud lluuurr luluP HlnuuFr WHOM, Wi.l %
rlusl, ilr store w- pulled dnwuf md -trrr
tir tI.urs HrTr pIr.Hirh uu thr South
o. thr cOrurr ni Washington kr1rry
10 tlIe nuuh end OF lll7 bIurk Of bn'luFa,
filId lIr ~ Dorado, % moss four ftul5, runi-
moduur rulIIIr house adjoining uf 'HrhHr
House. l',uu ilH WiudpWs Hud GuufH WlH
rrru in i-HuH lhr lhick, hlHcl sWukrpIeW"u-
iiory ul hur-t nf nHmr. Luddcla Wurn
rurrd, ihu glass cuthtd iu, md lluu lhn
III Qlmdn aliil lufti duuH of Iu, followed
hy Hu ignition ON purla oftho houf t
once. llwas When tIo GimrH ollis nwcr-
log pllo rose highest HINT llic general pulse
Qu,cknupd and the bcHrlH Of iho hhuagudH
ossculod tluuhbGd Wildly VIII four hud
uuAi.i,. 80 iisrurg wnH tho hcul dat urn
doWa. of llo row Of buildings leading up from
keArnoy direct, where lhcy bad heUu siniinu-
ol and supplied with huckcu Of winter 10y
lines ormuu eNleudrd 20 Iho ucighboriug
Wtl o..
Tho FrraUdUi, opposite the ~ burndo,
was vt l'u several times on liro, aud lhp
blankets protecting lho roof Of tlo Minors
llul, ll.ilu Union Bbd Haley House. Wcrr
aucccs-iyply tcorchud md crispr'l, although
every oArr.lou wg7 made 60 keep thrm nt-
uraIcd with winter hyHt the wulla Of our
office, tho NUh odllre from lhu corner OPP
pu-iir tho burning house, Woru hr1'od 20 f.
degree scarcely permitting lho hnDd 60 rect
lur moment upon thc window cgsrurulr,
from kCUruy rtrrr, down Washington 'li''
stores aud othur houses ON the north edo 81
iho street were protected, ~ great tabor aud
suffering, Ny parties spreading wet blankets
upon the roofs Aud fronts,
Tie c.Iy 0ulliuflIcs during ibis time Ind
nor boon IDLE. Powder had boon collected
and O. train laid iu ll,g store of u, Ayrus, ia
! lho rear OF Ihu ~ ID RADIO, which, during tho
burning ofthui establishment, was fred Uud
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16

buI few years and obi lhal Will not rsk.,.
sword against their nsighhdrs will has, y
come with Tho saints Tor safslyn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
Eom he ma California OF DEC. 20M.

from me una JmDOfUm OF Dcc' ~Sth'
APPALLING AND Destructive CoNFLA-
uRATIoN-Loss OF PRorERTT EXCEEDING
%l.0Q0,00 Our city has been visited 10y fire,
und for the second time within tho Twelve.
month past nrG we called upon to record the
disastrous career OF c0nilHgratiQU. TINT We
have dwGlled in iueXprCssble fear Of this ca
flmitY during thr ycnr which is ttrrtly clos-
,cd we must coplass, md that "A drGad OF it's
terrible results wo have, in conjunction with
most Of our citizens, entertained, should al
10 Toe acknowledged.
The fire originated in Denison's Exchange,
and, il il snid, in the second and upper stu-
ry. ~ about one quarter before six o'clock,
on the morning Of thu 9th, II was discover
ed by M inmftG Of the housc,nnd almost i'm
medlatcly. also, the alarm was commuuicn-
ted by watchman in the Parker House ad-
joining Before water could DO procured,
giho blaze had reached the painted cotton
selling, aud streaming through the sidra IL
nitcd the inrred roof The alarm was SCUM
died., md the neighhorlood aroused; but by
iha TIME this was accomplished, the cuiro
building was ono mass of soaring flame.
The morning was still, scarcely breath
of air swcrVing the fiery volumes Soon
rpmo ilrouging 10 tie scene our ullightcd
citizens, aud then commenced tho din Of u
Thousand voices, the crash Of properly, ing
ling of bnuercd windows, the quick, sharp
sound of nxos, piled vigorously in eating n
way entHHtbcying tinbers: and yet, above
this the roar Of ihc dcyourins clemout,which
now .surgcd wililyQround the Parker House
10 tho North anon swecliinr (lriously across
thc United States Restaurant, 10 the south
oCtltc EXchungc. Both these buildings were
eonu on fire, mud M The haro lrdFrrrcd HE
roar balcony of the former cslnhshmcnt,
deusc clouds of smoke rolled from the doors
md windows, At either, end, barely giving
Time to permit the escape OF The occupants.
Portsmouth Square, in front OF The hmniug
uuildug. was crowded with uaSious ,rcrU-
tors, when az alarm was created Of stored
yo,ricy In nc Parker House \ si1Bprir Of
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MEETING OF 1llE LEGlrLAttrhI,-
INAUGURATION or GOVERNOR
ELECTION 0FSENAlORS GREAT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16

Nav faar OluCr.-A new post Office has
been established at West Concord, Vermont,
aud CHsgrrs CuAsr,Esq appointed rostmaa-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-16
TaaahaER- GanRauIIaa-ai-L.Rn-
don.
don.

Arfrcahly 90 previous notice by the C1uu,
~ Superintendent the Convention sscmblrd
az Lyndon On Saturday, Feb ., and was ot.
Pau.frd by choosing Sir J X, CoLHf, a. ~
lohnshury, Chairman, and H. T. CotHuRs,
sect. targ
Amer prayer by Rev. Mr. Thaycr, the Con
ycutou Proceeded to ne discussion OF the
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,olbsee been the means OF bringing about his sad
#ostasropny. Wb4.eveF vliilyng, ebuss aud iatse
.;srogteseutaiion could DO, thsse yapars hafe one
ON tha cue sids NO shsteeer s7aoghaetI2 ptAi@e
.ad eeoriBs al bud atom could 10 thsss papers
have done en rte other
Iteg sre all ma sF3ai b. pa.ilaps hey c3ai3
no, AVOID this AR shseers 1oarse lor Ns plc-esf
W 10 CAM. hers during r1s eZeI-sneGt, tfcepJr.
far,he Pacfc .Ysirs.af S5a Eraasisco, - -usde
qrisoner fot xpfss4iog MS oqllion Of Tue colrza
;azer by me land claimants AID ano.hsr nAa az
.he Ten iaia Z sgaa. aas tod ll1 ne cam az
tbose seul.lua8zs fsH sirsE the p=cuat9fs N So
cra1oe1fo Dc IA tirst nth ne prison s0ip, ADD
taa NJ G-lsEon dfep hHsrey1 r9n li IL 9-c1ass
b zauld 40. ag5ee 1i.n ST. . opaon Shs
So iecs Tnia IL & ps1lis1sl a4d unc1nsradl3isd
facs
Wf rat Congress n .ha Proper aa.l7riFisI at
WssaBs on lpaa -iosaiy af.i quickly NO re nat
~ AID .se tina, .stice Is done E.F.
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oLas7GAD's r47GN7 sgOvEs

-z.LLs cHu HcaEB. STOKES PAGLOAs OETtcss,
E47dE. 3U15CaISER you'd call tls sa5GiUp of ~
I b y "a! OF SIoges his complete RA4cC1aaaI oi nc
most 2ppro rod PLtter1a Of haAnR AID cooEnz $40
AlSo l-odfat1fsr and dealer In Qlsn @1d spszs4 n-
y2r5 Britannia and sai House furnishing Goods u
3soya Ornaments snd TfnHiosg 5toyss cleaned, re
pared ,nd pat up al short noce md Lris s1psn1e.
J D. AH0RFV8
auccessor 10 =. Il. Efo~Dndga,
all M 2lo EVstef-si.
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lraPoRTED CARPE cIN9s.

\
SMITH LOUIS cry aye now receiving theit sup.
y ples the Fail fIsde consiaipg Of Roy ~ 2 APES.
GRAIN aud olher GAhPEfING9, com pri5rg 01e OF The
iargr5' complete snt dei's7ls aslouncn.s over
Taelf pnrc1sles heingrra entirely or CASH, GofI5
ZEN tdYAnagss IN nazug sseslon7 I'm! bu! few iss ID
sna enrbe1 mem sell II !he lowest possbl; pttcl
English ftpes!fy Carpets, rem lis % IA: per y3sd.
kogilsh 5ru1aei5 Carpets nom % TO lns per yard
Erg.ilh Thres.P!y Qrrpsls from 10 % Ia par J3rd
amtl icsu s:h.es Ply csrpels, rom Il to g! Pery5Tt
En9'i'h snr American ;upsIfoe lngTaln C-rpet7 from
81 m s6d American dne In rain C4rpst1 t2m -
,5.;a,rrn Itgrain Carcets freni &c 70 User yard.
Aro !srse sock = English AID American FLOOR
OIL GLOrHs from Get = p f-et UCe
DtUU0ETlnGs, a, a p eEd l6 vide yin
t5sde equally low SMITH & LOH4HBERY,
o427, ti8 Peersi e.z!h cha' IN Ct
80 SIIIPPERs.-Tha ~ te1sig1ol as prep. ed 10
,E1lpa r3uafFcgnIed su1 drtsd ~ afJlpa P4,an Pto
cesses st The Atlantic Dock Mis Brooklyn The s5o7e
tclss viii lie vsralad TO be nanuiacnfed hom - beat
qua ~ OF pare yellow pure Ei.e laiAl corn, 10
sylhai.ud Tho heco Of climate and sea yoya2es Daring
The pasi four years usrsi ERd lave sold and pgsd
consceitb!e quantities 81 corn msa dfed ~ 6tf0fds
Process TBa priCe5 uhased -5roEd I'D :l5 41eg 3dd
oher qualities q l5 ltSl ha'e pro "a "a tlpei9hy 10
sn di!sd meal OF s1y bfaud Al gfai1a dJlf Ao1 n7a
dsd b. 5t-aofdt 2ocz.a rs.9a The edo. ad A.9 ol INC
nslulal grains. ALLEN 1 "Hi5rLaSEY
fJ7;3 F57555sE (lf5sjIIHIER8 DFINDIAta 10 22-
Saaotd-s process Of manufacturing aad dryia2 Corn
Mssl Corn our AID Corr Fr1inRi oa7s, all na seI
81 the gIsin granular. sud eyPea Inc moisture h01i
Cn8pging color sv9t OF ihe eflces manufacntedi
raodriL tazse Articles nUcn nusGcons mar ehen
nsLu1l ed rom gf4u Fllch contains he naafa noli.
lulc q ON 2t+ip 1ith das Doen Nm 4fi i !a-4
fc1Ie u corn by 5a0ofd's 0Cfsses Waicl &fe lsru
factuted .. he antc Dock hills sy1 & J3d ~
it5 IT, sleG, a he ~atsnte1 90 be msuufscdrsd
pure yellow or p1,o @hlo nd an Cora I'D 10 zesp
ife5h aud + eel or yaefs
eI4i--< ALEE5 < VHl97LH7aF p -'u9...i.
GAHxOsIUO0AInl : eF9YE.-TH3 tsaa-.t u
Tue public Is invl.=d 90 The soose eu.b7Y q - is
conIsidc.ed on the air-a.ht praeipo, ed ss9ns III
burnlrg athsr Wood coal. l. Il soec1t cs5 I'm
pslor a07e, With iarge sis o7eG sTi g i 81 he or
4eui zncies Of an agrteI, Cooko1 Go77 FOR 11la a1
bsseu-as and for peslus Fno IRE oolg5dl COOK 10 AsiF
guri1q ronmf, pas III aftcie itGt Tia ud1@d .l7
celabTsed 1depaadent Alrfigai Cook Whea 4 0a7 fsa
ly admitted be me best o3kng 'Ioye IA tls 4&e'
foselfer g he tges .rd be-; assorted -.3-a Il %
hall md ofce stoves, ard 52ie1did a95lia Ion dfl11
10 be ouEd n hts cy At TIC NsH.Y 5fk Stys FAcoi &
S53 fnsyy NUMBER 9rsnd il opposite GaseE @al4ss al
z.uFes TsA1tan!ed u rs 5fesen5ed. Il Il. Gohs
ol[neodn
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pn0POSA14s FoR IlsJL.sN G0JD3.
0a7442.asr % raH IN l.-4a.

sl4 ~ --4r.
once .f Il9 m A ia =. s-pt-145-r - ts51
> MISSIONER q, in5la cry, sa.i D -.el
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w. III i 5.1..s..
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II ..5<-t a. 5Et4s~.- 30 H=s,ar=- - sy p
sacsss. e4d " -4 lya.us-
.g4i-i 1r-s-t-
-. aud =. IGN 10 95lrds.
3il 1f s--lt 81 .t 5,t -lets 81 measure % 81 p
.'s@+ 5re. u. -i55r5s
a.st --,- .a. 5lla1s-s 10 l.s4s1se II b. -
~ fa5i- - P7. =+1L-='-4 - i r ~ - '''s7''
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sat VII 9q9 e =-.c 5r,. h, .r...5,.
- y r. 60, ~ a-D.T Gs55a
Observation-Disclosures. ~. -sit.[5- 10. s+-gsfs
$40 o7-l5g- tcfotf au- fs-cg 't clh soaflst
3lsat0s77rt @, s-e-'-t i5-s2s- -a.'ia -'zea
- 3as5,fls5 ~ lE-ry IT.. lis DO 5.lak 5.1 do
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70,
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lt.zs l5zrf. -0..sI,-g.-fIrts
i5,r4.z +'tt1rT5fe5d. 81 Io7r.l spool -2.e1.
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.,r..s ..s
,s,+ a.. mos
,t3..a5l.s Ia I--.r.st
..5sI,.ei In -r7ss.,g1 worms
7--5. IN. .--..--,..t taifA. q +, s#-sat
lvs' a c..., 9gfassL Isp2s4ssIe
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I'D ~5.'.5 NC 10
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ti5=a 1900 7s' 5i-'' o.. .-a.z..-
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G- ~ ti'faf- GaTt Nus+H '' i'ai--i7 Nul'-'
~ Qanes, lore au3 Jsek
ti45f -Na-0-A4sa
- DOZEN axes. 80 N-ls1 from - ia' 3'taa7
- DOZEN lah axes. to Heisii - pounds
10 bfoad
eef' No.l->oAtAA i'i 80
fH gGItT-st ssa 5lri8 % When 5as'i measure 80
l1c-e ~ .=45h OF Jaffel ana one ma - '5iass IN
length of barrel - be -l'sfe3 l OK on l1'l'
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BARKING E3oUaz. CT J. 1-A-2 of~13I-a -
10. Is fy0OD-sf. (! 81 81 s5d. "a
,f5g5 { BOTTOMS .aa5s % a .ho p@4el97 l4as .
y .48 IIl-5j s.4is a1i5.5ncs ia 5ta7z-z
stle.laa (Agtgf c. 4 .RAli.ai. Isl y
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II III ( FATENE OFFICE haYirg decided Ia hsTor
4 OF . "a r. - lhe nrstaed iIGs inventor Or ING In
ja fut, Rslcai spfi1g and janet " J. Suisr 7no
hs cAiIael lhe sne ~ hs rysGuon aud 81 Hdoss tast
EaHon aud tai o. Horace Dry twho maaafacQ1ed
Me INST lc or yulca0zed Rubber FOR such s3fugs geyera
Eeboad GomI soies have iaiagsi. mol cnly upon he
fiahs al ihs s8i : =. Re7 snd rsudsfed tdsusslyes
lie 1l Tor srsa dEn5sss ont ass upon he 9sun! r2hs OF
Ce6re' 0codyear sgasi al Of whom suits for damages
iof ntig eneG viii be commenced IN The eysut failure
70 recover Compensation spsediy assln1t Ho;Ace T. Day
kgSlest ~ om seyerai s15 a.e now pending.
All fan cad Companies cautioned ak4ns Inf7in yIng
upon he tsid patent rights OF aad 3harlss Goodyear OF
81 "a Nay oy Inc use Of 5uch India Rubber car sDrnF
sue fef al future innFzments sclicns will iedl sle.
ly commenced. 2 II Ray OFics az g r0s1-S--
Annexed is cory OF The Official certificate from TIA
Commissioner Of PeGeQts:-
COPY.
UElTED krATEs PATENT OFFICE, WAsHHIEGroN D g
l%lh 9eptemhsF, 1850
STA You HEREBY informed Thai In .bs -e1s NJ t, IN
leffereDcS between your Claims EDd hose ct " c. P1g
upoh which bearing appointed to taxa asce on rs
second @ondsy In august The question # priority OF H.
yeniion hAa been decided n your favor enclose COPY
of the decision 'F|
Phe testimony in The csae is now open to me tspecor
OF hose concerned.
Yours respectfully,
Signed DEBILITY 6. LAWRENCE
NJ Fowler I'd Ray ! 90
c a keef, Eaq Nsv.YoTk OF sos.
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ITO TRAOT06s.-sealsdp proposals will be
Trustees Hal In the village otWunam.bprgh to erect
three hundred iron Lamp Posts Ia said Village according
Yrusises Hall
No proposals VIII be received unless the price be plainly
written In words IS well hgures and accompanied by
The signatures OF responsible ,utees By order Of iae
Board Of F1nsiee' log lTi JOHN sROACH, Clsfk
OAK ORCH8KD ACID sgaINJ WAFER
OAao Loasfett tluag iYs,sfi Sharon 54iphaf 3nfng
NStsr GefusD SszsF lHstsG. &c. F5csaso az
os n 4. J D4LATVUR1 81 {YalsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

IflTARAsE On OITY STOUAS.-The lnsarell
peyaoie November Isl 1850 viii be paid on that dag By
5HEPHAKD KNAPP, Esq. Chamberlain OF tha CiVi al
the Mechanics Bark No 33 Wall 2ne PFarEfer books
Ill be closed on Monday October IAN, 81 O'Clock 2. r.
~ Tor the accommodation Of S!0ckholte.a r41sfer5
viii be permitted during the period Inc books remain
closed 70 IKE effect November lst Comprolets Oce,
"a o5 Now now JOS B. TAYLOR, Comptroller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

RaICHRLL'g OLD BsVABLIBBED LABNP
or public that continues TO manufacture every de-
scnPnou Of C2nphsns Tampa and that In addition 70 hs
9s1a STOCK be has selected for the Fa trade great variety
Ac. which be offers at aa lowsat possible pfcss.
~ Fife trs1a ssepl.ad vita eazaYheA 1t rs zszTzsi
Sr1e9. aai9 sEa@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

= TREET DEPARTMENT, 10 4 HALL. or RGcoRDs-Pu5lc
tCloucs les15 at tAe h0" petitions pre-
se,ai to tue Board q Aldermen: To regulate pave
aud gutter . Yngs0n Plaza, between EssHt l1t Seventeenth
streets IolsEate aai ret cure and gutter Thirty s4ih'
street between Second and Ar James Puseroa
down granite Chatham street from Tryoufo~ 70 the
weer ns OF Jaes AL persons interested having obi.
thereto requested present them writing
sgued ONCE, ssors iav o Oeobs nstOc.0
Der II. $50 lol2 JOHN T DODGE. Street Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

gEl0 sPOkTSMZN.-EINED DOUBLE 3UH5.-A
I ftesh assortment Of Enslish Double 0ung Jlabs is
ma sossoc expressly for partridge, quail and wsoEs4S
saeotaZ, Soze vary ere, jusl received by
y2ANCIB TONES L sOHE,
jszs sodd Ma;dan-Iana, nsw-Yora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

ASUOk BiNDA&S' LEATHER.-Thas nbsc16er
A. ns1 on hand and % constantly rsce7inE Engsh Col.
oec sAiyeEs Colored Calf Skas French P1rAey orocco
SHlsla hcd Leashe aslted Splits and Calf 5xins 1ok
S!oe %sfhe Paper and every xrcle required for bind.
cry Awsyson hand large assortment Of Geo oadley's
tupsiof SArk sETsrs Ri&nk, Sheep 4Rd Law Calf Skna
Al OF WEI are offered b the lowest market prices ty
o. I'M JAMES COOK 1854 Pesrl.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

MIDWIFERY IESTlTUTR, "a LIsPENARO.
EataolAhed for the accouchmsn oil Isdles dcaIr
Qua OF comorshle residence during their con6nement
under ihe care OF srs MAXW ELL an exe.-isnr45 -
ceaess1se 81 spen2F1-AL Al dl47ases peculiar 10 ths
Nras sex 1EH suty H5zizd ~ io,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

NOTICE hereby gwen according ~ ali persons having
Lk claims AGAINST THOMAS MCCARTHY, hs Of "a city q
New Y0fk e, aired exhibit t WITH
thereof to tie subscribers s eSant tia last
viii and testament the sad thsr place .f3ulctgg
business number Ferry the cry Of New }a Oh o
before day OF Jans next Dated he oh day u
July A. D. 1850 JEREMIAH Walsh, (g..i.., ~
iyI6 las6mTu HUMPHREY BEhNETf }'' -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-09
Destructive FIRE AT OswEeo, Myrtle
following was dispatched to the Baltimore Sun:


OswKGo, N. Y, July 81
A fire broke out about two o'clock yesterday
morning, in the large building at the east end Of
the toll-bridge standing on the canal. The flames
soon communicated to the adjoining premises-the
Touring mills of Messrs. j. Pardee and Henry and
the mill of Mr.. Mathews, on the north, which
were entirely consumed with large amount Of
grain and -four The wind, fortunately, was favor
able, blowing light breeze from the north, and
the fire was arrested in this direction. At the west
adjoining the mill of Henry Fitzhue Il Co. the
flames carried from Crocker's building Ia
book bindery) across the street, and communicated
with the new block of stores erected over the canal
by Mr.. Jesse Bennett. At this point the engine Of
the company No. was caught between two fires,
and, after desperate struggle by the company and
others to save their apparatus, they were COM
PEELED to abandon it, owing to the intense heat on
Bridge street, and it was entirely destroyed
The flames next spread on the south side Of
Bridge street with great rapidly, and the entire
block block OF buildings lying between the river and
FIRST street became heap of ruins. The bridge
was also burnt AT the latest accounts, when the
oswego papers went to press, the fire was still
raging unchecked. The loss, as far as ascertained
and as the flames had spread at the time this ac-
count was made up, is roughly estimated al
SoUOUOO. The insurance not known.