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,rrIcE BLUE RIDGE TURNPIKE COMPANY


will asc notice. that on the first
f II The Court h,ica Tor the county o' ORANGE N The
s,-r,er $50 Prrsnlen; aui Directors al the Blue
r-t = C,nipanv will. h.li,i OF said Company. move
c 10 al,E disi tercstci feer!Gers 10 ascertain
- ts CONDENSATION allowed 10 YOU by said Com
r much Land [yin- Gor'onSse III The said
oen,.l mas be waited Tor the purpose Of said Com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

Nj OTICE.-The creditors OF BALDWIN a ALLEN. who hold
claims cargeabe upon Interested in the Fund Of
several by John A. Allen hereby
the d day of the month"; August
buckingham Court House. the tho
Superior the county Buckingham made April the
Parrish and Beazey Aliens Others, shall
AXE proof all such claims IS above described
Sid N r. BOEOCK Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

J"F I9-rds fENccui0rs Of James ] Whl'" dcceasfl
TAVERN. FARM AND APPUKTESANCLs

IAt ERN, FARM AND APPUkTESAACEs,
Al NEW KENT COURT HOUSE. FOR SALE
WE ldFtf Store Houses Land New Kent Court House
u i Tor safe privately I'LL the second Thuri. liz September. when
VII be publicly offered, Chat heinz Court day unless ts
n.rt o. ana possession will he the Isl 81 January.
The Tract ~ iinl contains eight hnairr w
III Vote" winch Is worth the 81 - cori There
10" Oh TIE Fdn hiic wood than would ir anl
a=a Inc cleared land not 2|J roufir: ~ al he crops
"'t lnn nhle ard tcc mari IL Abundance
lsrs Inc Tavern affords hue markc, Tor the products IT
Farm ana has attached besides House. com"oi- Stable
VAN ~ stt IS aud ample THIS building
~ 9t4 ahd c"'ers ts square feet The location hcdul
siases 81 i'is Srion eiialcl FISH, crlbs ad oysters De-
lt Va ''f season at tie door iv pass Richmond.
!" hc hal on 'e Farm Disiaucc from Richmond - n xii
inn me same an rom the wharf tr Cnrnc
about ia miles The Ethan would pass directly this
'iife hfeislt. much lis iToSl tctIyc value.
Terms icc"uiinoada The present friend d.
Christian, wi! ho 'he Farm All.
q. W. BASSErr.
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LOTTERIES.
d. PAINE g. CO.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.


MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
FBNE brilliant ucs attends adventures III LOT
teries under the management the old established house
PAINE & Co Their Lot ahead of all others Iree
splendid Capitals OF $4,000 this The last week IN
addition VIII h the following and sold III their Lotteries
aud p I'D at sight: 49,
Whole $4,000 Whole, SI,tW
Whole sAlmtl . of s2u,UUN
lyho. Of s1ms,I ! or $1,000
Aud nnunerable smaller onesrangins from $500 to sV
large prizes are wanted address &. w. PlRCEl w.
Richmond, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

APPOMATTOA COMFAN1s
meeting the Trustees OF the Upper Appomattox Com
N pany following dividends declared pay
able and after August LIST. $50:
$40 yer share the old stock.
SO per share on the new stock. =
Aug 6-cIt s. ID. MORTON. Treasurer u A. TO-
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ORIGINAL TIMBER LAND IL Cit;sTENFINLi
&

GfrFe 80: sale 20 land original growth This !and
.a 81. pansilc Railroad, raia Richmond is
a! oAe North y large creek which quantity OF very
uv.er >iat through Tue land. Gs and
: Vi al oiDS the and.
g1.erus, ether io:ogna;ion. apply 10
l.. --tAv&~ T.. FRIEND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

nc Orders Tickets a Shares
Schemes tes>c, q the Undersigned will
The prompt aiieaicn and u each drawing orwars
| Il : received.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale hy
j. MAtRY cD. Managers,
In " II Klclnnnl NItgmia
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ - ~
o-pARTNERSHIP NOTICE

ur subscriber has assoca,ed with HIM IN his DRY IVups
1nnisINESS his brother TiiOS l. COURTNEY The ons,
~ hereafter be conducted under style and firm OF j. q
SrNEY CO Said Co partnership to take effect n> ~"
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ro oysRsEERs OF THE POOR.

nm " I To-. W, ,,nus al hcir respective counties
I and receive copies OF the poor laws now IN force,
:t,sai. Y''''S" " ~ 70 JOHNSTON. First Auditor
= IL. runher copies sent !" any c"uniy or corporation
ffi,a 10 supply all ic oscrs.crs oil Inc Poor therein.
;s ,aice such Oycrsres 10 not receive copies can
&C.
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ATE OF $500 VIRGINIA

o. .rn,k hcreh, uucc, that shall apply 10 the
ii STATE o. Nrs,n. Tor me Ies req s o. fsr.
so' ~ < se Rappahanuock Company the 18th October
ae . ~ LAWSON Treasurer, aud coenterssned by
s1c1 ~ ,rilor-- which sail certificate lost by
IN the aoh December Isis. or thereabous and
<ey executed IN bank by SAID RaPpaha"n| oct,
.,pasl,y, ai"''''s ROBERT McGREGOR,
.-.iery OF Cumberland, III MARYLAND.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-19
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
Uaron and Compromise Trinnph.-Position Of Mr.. Ben
fon.-UaioR of the Democracy, &c


ton-UaioR Of the Democracy, &c.
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1850.
The friends OF Union and compromise have trumphed
in the Senate II has been hard struggle but
now be presumed that have passed the crisis safely
and Mr. Benton MIR. Hale, and Others will per-
nit bill embracing California and the territorial govern
rnents will pass the Senate
They will rass, oo under the recommendation Of
mee Of thirteen MEMBERS selected from different quar-
of the and OF different parties, and any man
may oppose the views OF that commitiee will be
down as dsunionis. There but parties TO this
party favor of Union by force, and the
party In favor of Union by compromise.
report of the will weight with
in the House for many southern members would refuse
for California, except in combination with bills
establishing territorial governments.
the obvious that the opinion OF thirteen will be
stronger before country than that of II will
place the frecsoers and Mr. Benton INSTANTANEOUS
ground
Quiet and searching manner, diligently inquirng into the
history OF claim, and the circumstances attending
passage through the House Of Representative.
partment California inquire into the condition of the
revense there, the subtreasury, DC.
The House has elected as Clerk, the Hon. Richard M.
Young Of Illinois, formerly in Congress from that
State, and lately Commissioner Of the Land Office.
Every democratic member present Except, believe,
Mr. Durkee) voted for Mr. Yonngthe active free sole
nullhers and ALL This shows the extraordinary strength
elements OF strength and union to be combined in
support greater objects First will be settled by that party
all the difficulties which have lately embarrassed the
Try Next great national Union party will be formed,
which will prevent the occurrence OF such difficulties in
future. ION.
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF LUMBER LUMBER WAGON AND
~ CART, BY ORDER OF THE oRPHANsi COURT, AT AUG
nonaay me 2d instant, shall sell 10 O'Clock
~ order o. The Orphans Court Lumber Yard formerly
seP ~ nessfs harvey Lloyd, 2 fronting
that h IN the yard, viz = '' r
White and yellow pine, prime and oullas board.
DO do plank and scanflng
Dressed flooring stuff, joist and silis
1900 shingles, iafhs, he.
Also one good lumber a
Iesms AZ sums cf and under s2s, cash cas-
seedns 80 credit Of sixty days ESQ, sir
Ing interest
GREEN rAsTET, Auctoneera
Lumber merchants, ioinsrs and makers
se speenuy invited % he sale a. Az positively BE- sold 70
me highest mddsf they wiz ind worthy Of their And
Ap 1e-dn CAT
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ID EPOBT OF Experiments Gunpoyyder, made az
IL Washington Arsenal, In ls434 by Captain Alfred Mordecs
ordnance department
States army.
Trease American Military and practice
Martial by John O'Bnsn, u. s. "A.
General Regulations for United States Army published BY
der War Department
Elementary Treatise Artillery and Infantry, adapted the
United
Military Academy and for oco Of the independent Of
volunteers and militia by Q. r. KinKbury.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURy,
APP Booksellers, 9th street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-19

No. 227. J. Baldwin vs c. Ely. Appeal from the cir
cu, court OF the United States for Washington Mr.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF this court
reversing the decree OF the said circuit court with costs
and remanding this for further proceedings IN con-
formty 10 the opinion OF this court
No. 1873 Fleming & Marshall, plaintiffs, vs.. J. Plge
The argument OF this cause was continued by Mr.
Mccall for the plaintiffs and by Mr. Attorney General
Johnson for the defendant
Adjourned until o-mouow, IL o'clock, a m.
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
Lewis's Panorama OF the Mississippi.
Change Of Exhibition.
EIRaT NIGHT or THE LOWER RIVER

This work eng continuation Of the shown last weok
Gulf Mexico showing Of the mouths Of the
Mississippi, and giving faithful representations OF New Orleans,
Nachez General Tayo Plantation, Ncksbu Memphis, and all
Terminates with and
Of the great 81 Louis the l7in ofMy, lsio
witness both portions Of these
Dramas will be exhibited alternate nights, follows
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, the Upper River.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, the Lower River.
Tickets exhibition children under 10 years old,
afternoon performances "Wednesday Friday, commencing
a 4 O'Clock Doors open AZ O'Clock
Liberal arrangements made for schools.
Ap
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NOTICE the Public, and Instructions Postnas-
~ tesBenT this notified Of Navy
The Steamship sanf has inspected and accepted by him
the service OF the undef made the 9Th
November 1887 for the Of the United States mail be-
tween New York Liverpool, hereby
United States mane q called oins line win 90
~ ooct noon steamship Atlantic, leave New York
for Liverpool
Great Britain
ccunes Pcnaers win duly make up, and forward despatch
by said steamship. Britain
and counties beyond received purpose
J. COLLAMEk,
posr Orrror Drr sRrwrxr, n
Washington. 10, 1850
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Lanccsfo, Grant cornty, Wisconsin,


HILL OF Grant Dane, and Iowa
w federal supreme ~ Madison He will give
prompt particular attention the collection OF claims
Of ands and the
nonresident landhoden in any par Of the SUITE
H. g. Fvots, u Hon. James NJ Mason,
u Inman Homer, esq, Wafrenfon, Va Mes Knox
Mason attorneys York Professor w. r. Homer,
Lapey, ESQ.,, Mes-r q. W. Welsh,
Mess b. Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys at law 50 Louis,
Missouri Ap ig-lawly
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I ". PATTON, General Agent for the prosecution OF
- claims before Congress either Of the departments
PENSIONS
property Having with f. ESQ.,
past years business, he hacrs himself
Letters, addressed " Patton
Room No Union Buildings, Washington city, D. O. win
Immediate attention. Ap l9--n
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jected, BY yeas 20. nays IS. as follows:
YEAS -essrs Baldwin, Benton Bradbury, Chase, Clark
Dodge Of Iowa, Dodge Of Wisconsn Fech Greene Hale,
spruance, Walker, We6ster--2o.
NAYsMessrs Atchson, Badger, Bell, Borland Bright,
,on Downs. Foos Haa,er King MansS Mason. Nor
UndeIwood-25.
Mr. YULEE asked to be allowed TO say, as a reason
for his not voting upon this question that = wa; done
negahvethey having agreed to pair off and thus cancel
Mr. WALKER inquired II the question was not now
upon the simple reference OF the resolution to the com
The VICE PRESIDENT stated the question to be
upon the motion 10 refer the resolutions OF the senator
IRON tennessee IMr BELL,1 and the resolutions Of the
n..GL IRON kentucky, tMr CLAY,l to select commit
Mr. WALKER wish, then, to offer the following
amendment, TO be inserted after the word "Cay"
such paris thereof 70 the recapture or
And upon this ask the Yea. and nav.
II may be due 10 myself and TO The Senate n, sac that
there are certain MOVIES which might well operate upon
this body N withholding ,ha, subject from he commit.
zee WI % re%em, ,ss ,ns. bill has been intro
recapture of fugitive slaves and there are nnor,sn
amendments now pending TO that bill. would there
fore suggest whether II Is not the best policy Of The Sen
ate since that subject has already made degree Of
progress to consider in the state that il comes 10
us and separately from the other questions II has been
snid, would remark, by the senator from Kentucky,
that ne had no such object in view as the connexon Of
Mt Clay Mr. President. there s bill. i is true
before the Senate, and that bill will make progress and
can Be taken up possibly before the committee Is ready
to report 90 not think is necessary to give any IN
srucuons 70 the committee upon this subject, or upon
any other For example that bill is before rs. and
there several amendments proposed TO IT, II posi-
bic that The committee may take up this subject consider
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-19

THr PAsoRANA MISSISSIPPI We a,e requested
by the perpetrators Of this fine work OF arr to aIofm
readers that they VIII give an exhibition OF the Upper Mis-
All the little he the. III
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G1- smithsonian LccturesThe next Of lectures
@.
subject aTbe Chemistry Nature following
Monday April Wednesday, April 10Th, Friday April i2th
Monday, April i5t Wednesday, April l1th Friday, April 18Th
Lecture 70 begin at O'Clock precisely. Ap9-dtl9th
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BY and Nth the advice AVID consent Of the Ssmate
A. Beeen, OF Pennsylvania to be consul OF the United
States for Angosinra In the republic Of Venezuea.
Philip Clayton, esq, of Georgia, be Second Auditor Of
the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool Mark cts.
Corespondence Of The tribune.


Per steamer i@anf'el LIVERPOOL. "Wednesday Oct 20.
The Atlantic, Captain West, sailed from Liverpool al
NJ with full freight and fair complement OF passen
gers.
In COTTON the quotations Of Friday supported The
sales Of four days have been about OGo bags including
95G0 for export and specualion and these consisted
about equal quantities ofAmecan Brazil and Surat The
imports reported since Thursday are From the United
se,es 657t bags; East Indies 1882 total, ISIS bags
CORN MARIEr-In Wheat the demond is only moderate
and prices oths day week barely supported Flour held
flv and s IN fair request Oats aud Peas heturnowef
Indian Corn in fair request and full prices realized
AMERICAS PRoyIsIoNs-Thc stock OF Old Bacons rapid,
IL drawing 10 close the demand continues GOOD, ana
What renaDs viii doubtless be ceared Out at ull prices
Shoulders sc0rce Hams little more inquired tor Lard
owing The rates demRnded has sold less freely
The market however closes firm Cheese OF me gally'
sells Ieadlly on arrival at steady prices bac1n ~
Cheese. 58Q4ds
TEA.EOur market continues firm More attention has
siderable business has been done by private contract from
Is sd to Is id Common Greens and scented Teas are IN
more request and advance o! Id T. 10 may be quoted on
CofrEE-our market is quiet bu very firm public
today few odd lots sold, but the prnclpa parcels
were taken in al high figure
DYEwooDs-Iu Dyewoods alteration and the trans
actions consist of 10 mns Campeacy LOgWo0d at G l2s
I'd 10 Honduras arrive al "a Us cd $50 uns ST.
Domingo g. I'd IS; 20 tlIns Cuba Fusdc at 50.
"a Ceara at "a 5e for small, and - to 40 Is I'd Tor
large; and go tuns Lmawood at &l3 los e tun.
observation-disclosures maintains the advance, the
being 10 inns IA 4G Us Sd los There has been
little doing in Nader ana Nader Roots but prices are
mmlY supported
QlEEclTRoN BARG-very little dong and the market
iutHyot Of the buyer
StaiAc-Tle sGles reach go bags al 8s Sd sQ8a Cd
IIDEs-Tfe HE sales today Went of heavily, and only
uuuIlion sold.
HoRHs-Iiorls soid last week al high prices,
On. AND 1'sLtow-OlYe Oh has been in good demand al
previous rates Fish Oils also in request 81 full prices
Pale Seal $50: Cod OIL ST. Southern Whale Oil, A56
los Sperm or, a8l 10 So In Seed Gus there Is more
doj1.a Ins.ed Oil at 3D. and Pale Rape, j35 Cocoa
Nut OIL So Palm Oil 20 cd to a. Talow Is rather
quiet p y. C. ut59s.
NEfALs-No changes
WooI-There was yery good attendance Of lie trade
ard prices OF all descriptions fully Supported.
DRY GooDs remain firm a. late quotations. alhou ~ IN
CONSEQUENCE of the disturbed Of Germany there a'
been .es5 animation
FEEIGHrs dull. but unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN VAIL.
Things In philadelphia.

CorGes Ondencs oil lhe ltioune
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov II.
The Coroners Jury, summoned to inquire into
the cause of the recent dreadful steamboat disas-
ter upon the Delaware, have been in session all
day, receiving testimony and up to the time OF
sending this have not concluded theiflabors.
At Sixth and Shipper SITS this morning, car
pet weaver named Bradley was dangerously
stabbed by boy The wound inflicted Is sup
posed to be mortal. The boy was arrested.
There has been but little out OF door business done TO-
day owing the aud dsagreeable weather The
FLOUR market dull and inactive Holders generally do
mand IS b. Dbl for standard shipping brands but no eaies
for export have transpired The sales for city consumption
are limited former quotations In RYE FLOUR aud CORK
MEAL nothing doing. The market IL bare Of the former
and the latter is held at g. The demand on WHEAT Is
less uctvc aud prices have declined The supplies are in
bushels on board Considerable sales OF fair and prime
White have been made part at l3Ul IA " bushel. and
part price to be fixed We quote Red at COOL VI
CORN is in limited request nj 90 cts Tor Old and D59 cts
new Yellow quality OATS steady at S60SI cts
" bushe for Southern and 4OG42 cents for Pennsylv
In GROCERIES and PROVISIONS there Is but little doing
Sales OF 400 barrels Whisky at % cts Sales OF hhds al
SALES OF STocKs-Fiyst board 1900 Tens pei
cent Bonds 81 8 Pennsylvania RR f3 Florence CiyCo
10 81 Commercial Bank, so 800 Morris Canal, 2f; 500
State SIS 99i; $3.50 TeXas Reg Notes, So 10 Man
Mech Bank, "a Z72 Schuylkl Bunk, u LOO Norrsows
RH, IS ; $500 Lehigh SIS, 7s.
Second Board-8 Mechanics Bank 294 800 Camden aud
Amboy RR 6s, 10, Sc 1e0 U. s. Bank, Ii $1,000 Read
ing n, SIS 10! $4,000 Texas Reg. Notes, So 10 Com
nercia Bank so S25C0Sch Nav. 8's SO, Al z Sch Bank
81 SEQ Lehigh Gs 10 $1,000 Reading Rt Mont Gs 20.
80 $500 Harisburgh RR U.s. 92t 100 Morris Canal ia;
$1,000 Ciiy' 6's, go, lGtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

NEW sToayrARi or Srarg.-We learn froes
tie Tyrnl3n 7'rae A,neicos that Thos S. Allison.
ESQ. Of Someyille, has been appointed by Gov,
Haiues to succeed Dr. McChesney. as Secretary
Of State. whose term expires on the 10th inst.
t The Newaskevs are about to form S'xsa
W ard 1t is to be bounded on the north by Va ar
rem ST. on the east by High, on the south by Nm
uey St and on the west we hear Of no limits thia
side of Shutdown.
u tits supposed that the trial of Margaret
Devne for poisoning will come on at the prese"t
term of the Hudson Co. Courts.
10 At the session of the New Brunswick
Classes of the Dutch Reformed Church, on the
2sth ult resolutions were offered by Rev. DE-.
Proudtit, and adopted, acknowledging the force o.
the appeal from the General Synod, for men ana
money to prepare and send forth missionaries.
and determining to awaken an interest in the
subject among their congregations. Rev. DR..
Proudht, Rev. Dr.. Messler and Rev. d. D. Dem
Arrest We're appointed Committee to take charge
oil the matter
NEGRO DISTURBANCE IN BuRLINGroN.-The
North American states that at the coored church
in Burlington. Nj, on Sunday evening, q number
OF negroes suspecting black man in the crowd
to be acting as spy for Shareholders made en at
tack upon him He was badly stabbed, and es-
Gaping from the church. took refuge in a carpea-
ter's shop, into which he got by breaking win
dow. He here defended himselfwith an ak. On
Monday morning warrants were issued by Justice
Archer, and fellow, called "Shingleback" was
arrested as participant in the row The matter
is now undergoing judicial investigation.
A serious disturbance is reported to have
occurred at Long a Coming, Camden Co. on Wed
nesday, between the members of Turner'S Circus
Company and the citizens. of whom large num-
Der were present Slung shot were used by the
former, and many of the citizens were seriously
injured The company, however paid damages
and were allowed to proceed on their way
~ A distressing accident occurred on the
Camden and Amboy Railroad, near South Rivet
on Tuesday last Reuben Winslow an intox,
icated man, was walking on the track in the
dark, on his way home from the election. and was
overtaken by the way train, which cut OH bosh
his legs and is reported to have mangled his body
considerable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
The Industrial Congress

Met as usual at the New City Hall, the Presi-
den X Arthur Bailey in the Chair New Dele.
gates appeared and were received from the House
Carpenters, Saddlers and Oil Cloth Manufacturers
and the proceedings of the National (CMcaso) In
dustliol Congress were read from the Chair, and
large number of speeches of Isaac 2 Walker and
the Chicago Congress circulated.
Robert G Pond from the Jewellers gave their
views on Social Reform in full and Messrs Bas-
sett, Butterworth and Schiile were appointed
Committee to report the plans of Mr. Pond.
The proposition of Dr. William j. Nonsey, al
though ably advocated by himself and other Dele
gate, was lost. c-,.-
the minds of the Delegates, and the remarks OF
Messrs Crate Butterworth and Pond IN Its de.
tense met the approval OF all. Differences on mi
nor questions should not be allowed to mar the
harmony of the organization perfect union
exists between the / and and Labor Retormers.
On motion of Mr. Barr, Committee was ap-
pointed to visit the Brown Stone-Cutters and re-
port upon the basis of their organization.
For the future, the Congress have voted to meet
at ~ NJ, to adjourn at l04 O'Clock, unless other
wise ordered.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE HAT FINISH
FRS UNIoN.-Last evening the Hat Finishers
Union met at the Crystal lGrandstl The meet
ing was very large, and the most perfect harmony
prevailed. A Constitution for the future govern
meut of the Union was unanimously adopted and
officers chosen to conduct the business the Union
the ensuing year. 80 of the shares of the Stock
at s25 per share were promptly subscribed for and
the first instalment IS per share pad IN. The
Hat Finishers are bound to go ahead
The following are the officers elected Tor the
ensuing year:
President-G. H RICHARDS,
Secretarp- G. w. NEED.
Treasurer-IsRac Bowers.
hlGnaQer-A r. Freeman. "
Y,7Istse,-John H Roosevelt, George w Weed, George
n Richards, Charles T. Spencer, James w peveau, I'd
D. Cornell Isaac Z. Hull Francis T Hurhut John A
Spencer.
Messrs Freeman, scaborn Chambers, Deveau'
BackHn. Richards Hunt and Wilson, were ap
pointed Committee to draft code of Bye-Laws
THE CARrENTERs-The Carpenters met on
Thursday evening. They have triumphed,, -, ana M!
succeeded in maintaining their wages Their
headquarters are, as usual at l79 " ooster-st.