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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

- FOR RENT, and possession given Immediate
E5al the desirable residence I'd street, between
Main and Cary. The house has nine good rooms and
hydrant water in the yard. Apply to
de % RICH. HILL, Jr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

a. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
EEl RENT have for rent two very desirable family
residences one situated Marshall street. between 9Th
Marshall and Clay streets To good tenants the rent
will be reasonable For terms apply to
fa % JAMES BOSHFR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21
nzx, REMOVAL-The subscriber has re- Rm

>zszsss REMOVAL.-The subscriber has re- Em
MA moved to No. 81, Main street, under the Ell
Mansion House, where he will be pleased eS~<s
see his old friends and customers. He has hand
good assortment of mems and boys CAPS, of all
kinds, as we'll as READY-MADE CLOTHING, of
his manufacture He hopes by strict attention to
business to merit a share of public patronage.
N. B. He makes to order Caps and Garments at the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
NH dim nj. SHULTZ.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

a. FOR RENT, the family residence on 9TH, be-
E tween Broad and Marshall streets at present occu-
pied by Mr.. VIM H. Luke Possession given on the
LIST April. Rent $3.50 per annum. Apply to
TOLER & COOK, Agents.
NH Pearl street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

- FOR RENT, the store lately occupied by Mr.
EI John w Sharp as Sadlers store, on 18th street,
opposite the Penitentary store. Apply to
TOLER & COOK, Agents,
fa I,isle's Row
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

NOR THE HAIR.-AIexandre's Tricobaphi;
III, Jones' Liquid Hair Dye; Jaynes Hair Tonic; Har-
rison's Columbian Hair Dye Ricardo's Indian Hair
Dye; Maeassar Oil, genuine and avarety Of Ok Mar
row and Bears OIL and other preparations for the Hair,
kept constantly on hand by A. BODEkER
mh2 Apothecary and Druggist.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

49, FOR RENT, the House on the corner of
kiI Franklin and 18th Streets opposite the Cabinet
Warerooms OF Messrs. Biniord g. Porter
fe26Wdts H. CANNON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

S1lsE1" are TtCFlVII1R a IHrgt anu COMMANDING
stock of plain, mould and cut GLASSWARE also,
Looking Glasses, Casters, and variety of FANCY
GOODS, we'll adapted to the country trade. Our
Goods are packed with great care and solicit call
from country merchants alu others.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
NH 10 No 101 Broad street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

- FOR RENT, that spacious house on the north
E side of Main street, three doors below the store of
Purcell, Ladd g. Co., and now in the occupancy of
Messrs Willngham & Elicit. Possession given on the
list of March. Also a very desirable room on Frank
lin street, 2 doors below 18th.
te eff ii. CANNON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

men, German silver boxes, TOrCelan lnKStdnO3,
Bankers Cases. &c. &C.; which will be sold the most
GEO. M. WEST g. BROTHER,
NH 9 Under Exchange Hotel
ND STTIONS-VIRGINIA CENTRAL
M, RAILROAD-Subscr for the extension
from the Junction Richmond required to pay into
the Exchange Bank, in Richmond, in addition to the
calls already made, S. per share the list OF April,
S. share the LIST IF May and S. per share on the
LIST of June, 1850.
Subscribers for the extension from Waynesborought to
Staunton required pay into the Bank OF the Val
ley OF Virginia at Stanton $40 per share the list OF
April and S. per share on the LIST of May, 1850.
NH 12 tile J. GARRETT, secy.
IT ARGE STOCK SPRING & SUMMER
III DRY GOODS.-BROOKS & BELL, whole
sale dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS have received and opened nearly their entire
stock OF Goods suited the Spring and Summer trade.
1t will be the largest they have offered, and well
worthy the attention of both city and country Merchants
They earnestly solicit call, both from their old GUS
and Others with the assurance that they are de-
temined offer inducements, for cash, or to prompt
and responsible dealers on time.
Particular attention asked to their stock OF Bleached
and Brown DOMESTICS, TICKINGS, &c, pur-
chased during the last Summer and Fall, which they
can and will sell low similar Goods be had IN
any market. NH l
UARESSED FLOORING PLANK, OF various
Ell qualities, kept constantly on hand for sale at our
PLANNING MILL on the Dock where we are pre-
pared to dress oak or other kinds of boards and plank
order, and solicit call from those in want.
Also, a large and fresh supply of large Cypress and
other kinds of SHINGLES, for sale on accommoda-
ting terms
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

a. ODD-FELLOWs' SALOON.-Ths large
E4 and well arranged Saloon, suablefor any kind of
exhibition, is for rent by the day, week. or month"; as
may be preferred Rent moderate Apply 10
TOLER g. COOK, Agents,
te Is Iislaa r ow Pearl street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

WNOTATOES.- 1000 bushels superior Eastern
III Mercer Potatoes, equal to any. that has been ID
market this season; in store and for sale by or1y
NH l6 RANKIN a. WHITLOCK.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

- FOR RENT, the large Warehouse situated at
M:i the corner of 18th and Cary streets.
Also, the House recently occupied by Jas. Gallagher
as distillery 18th street. To good tenant, the
terms will be moderate. Apply to
WIN. o, GEORGE, or
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

Ia FOR RENT.-A house with three rooms and
Ea one acre Of Ground, near Bacon Quarter Branch;
for terms, apply to
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

A NTHRACITE COAL.-3ooo bushels broken
IA and screened Anthracite Coal, on hand and for
sale by ROBERT S. GLAZEbkOOk.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-21

NOTICE..
Id & w G. Crenshaw have associated with them
in their business Joseph H. Crenshaw, date from LIST
January, 1850; and the firm will heneetorh be under
the style of L. D. & w. G. CRENSHAW & co.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08
Tho District Conventions.

We very much regret 70 perceive
that msay ii our ~hi2 friends in the
District are disposed 10 treat the action
II the late Diariei Convention as q
nomination u Mr. Miner, AMI 10 disre-
gard the call Tor . s~cond Convention.
We feel thi, regret no. because Mr. Mi
rer Is ar Questionable candidate, nor
thai q more acceptable one could be Sc
,se.sd, bu, simply for the reason that
~s regard ii - bad policy. and tending
directly TO ~idsn the breech already ex.
i..iag between the friends Of the two
rival candidates; and feeling il impOr.
iant that Whatever 10 done 1t the pres
ent crisis, skosh be- 70 coneilisie rather
than irri,.ie the unhappy state Of feel
ing already cxi sting between these twe
portions d the party ia this district
10 our misd, - the call Tor anothe,
eonvsssioa has appeared, the only
eoorss 10 Be pursued is to give bed 4
h.--preseas the claims Of cur fsvorii,
candidate, and ~ the choios q ths
oc-sea,ica be responded 10 by all an
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

At the School Convention held a,
West Rutland, Rutland County Com.
mon School Association was formed
with the following officers:
President-Rev. j. A. Hicks, D. ID
I1ce Pyesidents-Rev. Charles Walk
er, ID. D., Rev. c. A. Thomas, Hon
VIM. c. Kittredge.
!Secretdry-Rev. A. Hyde.
Executive Committee Rev. S. Al.
kens. Rev. c. Taylor. Rev. A. Walker
+. S. Carr, NJ. d., o. Cook, Jr. NJ. d
A public Meeting Of the Association
will be held in the village Of East Rut
land, Wednesday August 2sth, wher
several addresses will be delivered. -
The names of the speakers will be an
nounced hereafter.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

WASHINGTON GOSSIP Washing
ton. Saturday, Auy. 3d.-A report
prevails that special messenger ar
rived here last evening from Texas,
with intelligence that fifteen hundred
men were organized aud on march to
Santa Fe. regard the whole story
as unworthy of credit.
The nomination Of Mr.. Maxwell,
collector Ct the port Of New York
was reported upon favorably yester
day. It's low down on the calender,
but Mr.. Maxwell's confirmation is Ger,
tain.
The President has Withdrawn the
name Of Mr.. Allen, nominated for
collector Of the port of Buffalo, and
substituted that Of Mr.. William Ketch
um. The information you may rely
upon, although there have been con
traditions Of it. The nomination
was referred to the committee on
commerce.
The nomination of Mr.. T. Critten
den, for consul at Liverpool. is con
hrmed. Several others, Of minor i'm.
portance, were confirmed.
| am informed that the nominations
for the Two vacancies in the Cabinet
the Secretaries Of the Interior and
Of War, have been agreed upon, aud
will be sent in To the Senate on Mon.
day, bat l cannot learn the names oil
the Gentlemen.
There was q caucus last night,
which is sitting also today, Of the
Southern members, the object Of
which il 70 concoct territorial bill,
and get it through Congress in I'd.
vance Of the admission Of California
If they cam. y. Com. Ad.
rertisey.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08
Whig District Convention.

No nomination Of q candida for
Congress having been made by the
late mass convention at Manchester
the Wings of the First Congressional
District in this State. are hereby re.
quested too NEE, in conveniently Del.
ega.es, Mt the village Of Rutland, in
said District, on the 18th day Of Au'
gust next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the
purpose Of nominating some suitable
person TO represent said District in the
32nd Congress Of the United States
Each town is requested to elect one
Delegate for each town, and one add
t,onal delegate for every one hundred
Wing votes cast for the Wig Cover
nor at the last election--each fraction
Of over fifty votes to be entitled to {
delegate.
SAM L L. BILLINGS, } Dist.
II. G. ROOT. Com.
July 9Th, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

g. As n matter of convenience we
publish list of Delegates which each
town in Rutland County will be entitled
to in the District Convention, to be
holden at Rutland on the 18th inst
The committees of the different towns
should see to it that meetings are held
for the appointment of delegates
Benson, 2; Brandon, 8; Castleton,
3; Chittenden, 2; Clarendon, 3; Dan.
by, 2; Fairhaven, 2; Hubbardton, 2 4;
Ira, /; Mendon, 2; Middletown, 2;
Mt. Holly, 8; Mt. Tabor, !; Pawlet,
2; Pius6cld, !; ri.tsford, 8; Poultney,
3; Rutland, 8; Shcrburne, 2; Sud
bury, 2; Shrewsbury, 2; Tinmouth, 2
Wsliingford, 8; Wells, 2; Wc.haven
2, Total, 81.
We hope no town will fail to appoint
its Delegates.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

bennington County in caucus, Domi.
mated first by towns, q committee to ap.
point the nominating committee Of II,
Bloomington County being entitled to
IL, Windham p, and Rutland 81. -
This committee stood 8 for Lyman and
s for Miner, Lyman having a majority
of /. This committee then proceeded
~ appoint the nominating committee,
and having majority Of one, selected
all Of them friends of Mr. Lyman; and
in doing so We are informed, located
bot one Of the committee among the
eight towns Of the north Probat Dis.
irict.-Brdttleboro Phoniz.
The above we believe 10 be incorrect
We believe the towns stood eikrea fol
Lyman and cir only for Miner, giving
Dir. Lyman almost two to one Of thu
towns Of Bennington county. In add
ton 10 the above, the town of Sand
gate had 9 majority Of Lyman mel
present. but by some means, the slinel
delegate was elected from that town.
Had the town Of Sandeate been prop
erly represented, Mr.. Lyman woul,
have received sreire towns and Mine
IRE.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

I udnl, ss,ow very clearly tAe unfair
o,eraao.. ii . caesention Aus eopse
tu;ed.
The oamm,.sss srpoinssa BY ths
,espeeuvs eoaaaies, rrpcvted 10 De
oavsa.,ca fcs theif action the name
OLA. l.. Miner. Esq., II d,is county.
A motion ~ss Immediately made to
lar The ucmins,ion upon the table
Psnding this motion. being called up
OH, ! stated to the Coo,ea,pa tbs,
I considered the reror, Of tho ecm-
mi,,ce made sgains, the unanimous
vote Of Bennington County, ~ yer.
die, against my private and political
character. which bal been industrious
" slanderel for the past icw weeks;
,las I wa thankful 20 the members
f.om my o~n county to whom it vas
hes. known fnr the confidence they
have RECESSED Isl inc. and that under
the circumstances, | could no, ask my
friends 20 wi,hdras tie motion 20 lay
the repor, upon the table. TIE mo.
ton prevailed by a decided vote. 1t
va. then moved i,a, / should DC nom..
mated in o,cn convention. agnihed
my unviilinsness 70 accept a nom'na'
ton made in mass and the Convcn.
ton thereujon on motion unanimous
1, .A;oirncd withou. making nom.
nation.
From What has transyircd ! have
cause TO regret that ! ever consented
70 the use Of my name in Convention.
and would gladly withdraw it now If
! could do 80 without dishonor. My
desire politically always has been. and
is now. to promote the interest Of the
party n Which l belong. believing
their policy 70 be the true policy Of
the country. ! should regret exceed.
in,Iv IL | was made the occasion Of
divitlin, and s.ractins the Wing
party. and to avert such calamity !
should be willing to make almost any
sacrifice but tha, Of my good name.
II, however. no further action is to
be hal in re ;ard to the nomination
Of a candihat., AMI distraction mus,
come, the responsibility will rest up
on those who have wantonly made
. an u nc cesar, issue against me, and
rendered it indispensable for me to
, take the verdict of my political friends
at the rolls.
4. p. LYMAN.
bennington, July 80, 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

FiRg.--Abont IL o'clock on Sa,o,
day evening las, a Gre broke Gu, IN
the basement Of buAi,ng directly
opposite the American Hotel, former
" occupied by John Van Dyke. As |.
Carriage SHOP. So rapid were The
flames that tho Gre commun ics.ed q
the next building. and both were De.
stroycd. The Are companies were
promptly on hand, aud nut a cheek
to tbs further spread Of the flames
The principal lossrs we're Thomas J
Clark, Cyrus Adams, and Mr. Dayn.
who lost their tools and lumber. Tb,
buildings we're insured for 500.
Whitehall Democm,.l
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

we believe If this IL dcne, al will be
satisfied.
We canno, regard tie report Of The
committee a, The lest Convention -
nomination II Mr.. Miner, but only ~
. sssyessies from them. and thss the
meeting hsd 4 perfect right 10 rcjcrt the
report, if they chose, to rs 10 perfectly
apparent. The cpavensioa was called
=. n mas. convention, and the commit.
tee WIS made BY that body. and acting
only xadrr il, aud Il could not be ex.
pec,ed tia. report not in accordance
with the feelings Of the majority would
be adopted. We believe that tue con.
vcntion was fairly called and the com
mi,,ee equi,Xbly constituted; and lad
their report been adopted, il would
have been binding upon the party. and
no one would have had cause Of com
plaint. But rs the meeting saw fiji to
reject il. aud adjourn without further
| action, We are simply left precisely
where we we're before the convention
WAS held; and the only course now to
be pursued is to proceed to make our
nomination.
1t ia perfectly apparent IL we persist
in running Mr.. Miner. that the friends
Of Mr.. Lyman, under the circumstances
will not withdraw their claims; and the
effect will be that we shall have two
candidates, and neither will be elected
! But il all come into the convention, and
MI. Miner is there nominated, we have
no hcsi,a,inn in saying that We believe
Mr.. Lyman will not suffer his name tc
he used under any circumstances what
ever.
We have no opinion to express Of the
propriety Of making our nominations
in mass conventions, but we are dispos
ed to treat the action Of that one ~
binding it being legally called by thu
committee and whoever complains q
the result, should remember that thu
fault is to be attributed rather to the
manner it which it was called, than I,
the action had therein.
We believe the wings Of this distric
have very little choice between the tw'
candidates, but we also believe that they
are not willing to risk a defeat at thi
important juncture, for the purpose o
appeasing the claims Of the friends q
either and it may yet lie thought ad
visable 10 select a third man and 70
this purpose it is highly important tina
= we should have an opportunity of dc
liberating upon the subject in conven
i ton.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08
For the Herald.

Mr.. Enron Not long since meet.
ing was held in your village, and at tina,
meeting the Trustees were authorized
to take measures for abolishine the
nuisances with which we are infested
aud which peril the lives Of our citizens,
by their tendency 10 engender disease
These worthy Trustees. have thus far,
a. am informed remained inactive
though the Shiny pools and filthy cor
ners are constantly exhalins their
nauseous breath" would inquire, j,
!. not time something were done, and
If the presen, acting Trustees refuse to
perform their duty, should not q new
board be appointed ? RUsrico.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08
WIG TOWN COMMITTEES.

For the purpose M reminding our
whis friend. in Ro tland Comfy, OF an
imporsan: duty, many have probably
failed to perform, VIC give place to the
following resolution. adopted at the last
County Couven,ion.
Rssols~d, That the several towns in
this Cconiy be requested 10 sppoint q
Whig Town Committee on Or before
the 18th day Of July neat, and that
they report such appointment TO the
Chairman Of the County Committee
immediately thereafter.
We have been informed by the Coun-
~ Committee, that they have, - yet.
received report Of but one town. And
we would suggest, the propriety Of
the old committees appointed at the last
previo us convention, serving until 9th.
ers are appointed. Below will he found
the list.
| Beason-B. +. Southworth, J. J. Howard
and Joseph Girls void.
| Rssrdos-C. 4. Consnt, }. 4. Higgins,
n s. AieCo.iss,, Edwasd Sherman aud }.
Hines.
Cs.,isssn Philip Pond. volney d. Lincoln,
Josh,a N. Northup, VIM Ward, Ephram II 3.
Bliss, Hayetie Barney, and balnson Gates.
| lhittesdon--w q. Harrison, Samuel
Stafford, John A. Davis and Il. NJ. Yaw.
| Cieresdo~-O. n. Rounds, Z. emith, e.
| Crossnsa0, b. Colv,n and Harry Chapman
Dnsty--A. X. Vail, r. Otis and }. Ed.
munds.
Samuel Wood, Harris Whip
pie and Ira G. Allen.
Hnbsrdtss-- Sell, 81. John, Milton G Bar.
Der and Horace Spsneer.
Lra-p. w. wilkinson, Erwin Collins and
Bradley Fish.
.Menaos-O,haniel Williams, Henry 8
Ford and Jared Long.
.Middletora-Alpheus Haynes, Martin II
Coy and Edway Mahuron.
Mount Nouy-Ira v. Randall, Daniel Pack
er and Benjami Billings.
Mount 7absr--.Gideon 8. Tabor, Davit
SAWYER and Desjsmin Griffith.
Pa,cirt-M. q. Edgerton, Z. F. Edgcrtor
and Quincy Blakely.
Pi0.fe,d-Lynan Gibhs, W. n. Blossom
Job NJ. Fuller and rcnuel Chiids.
PiiJord--T. r. Bogue, J. q. Newell and J
~. wheaton,
Fouitaey-Pomeroy Wells, Benjamin Gid
dings aud Nelson Ransom.
Rntissd-G. A. futile, Benjamin F. Blsn
, cl,ard and }. &. Griggs.
Sherhsrne.--Silas Cotton, Oliver Cooledg
Albert T.. Wilson, WIN. Clark and Warue
, Bates.
Mrerstsry---Dr. l.. Guernsey, JONATHAN
Bucknsster and CharL's Crosby.
Sudtury-..Jas. X. Hyde, Paul SPoone
and Henry }. Horton.
TinmostA. Henry Crosby, Judah II. Roun
, and Levi Rice Jr.
Vast Iisren-.. H. X. Hunt. VIM II. Green
Hiram Coleman, Nathaniel Fish and WIN.
{ Biilings.
!. kAilisgford.-Spsnccs Green, w. C. 70,
I Henry G. LsPhan', Otis Bourne and Stephe
Martindaie.
HeHs...Allen Grover, Levi Lewis and Jol,
r 8. Hulett.
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VINO CAUCUS.

TAe Ni6ys n iha t,~s 81 Rutland,
..s ,,rss,i Il. raset In Caaeo. nj the
...' tI>r.-~ IN Monday evening nea,
At 4 i'zr'rfS>s, t.r he purpo,~ u ehoos.
~ s,s bes~zAis III attend the Congress
-.ss,i I5ts,i~t Convsn,ipo, 10 be held in
Rstlas,s 90 ~ I;ah mat, and for the
s,,ve.sN ~ s,s,.s,,s Town COMMITTEE
n t,gssss.ts. IN serve for The year en-
s-,ihs. sgrstsidy Z" a re,oiution Of The
lA-s L...y Convention.
Gs". A. 1usTLs, lr
Is. y. brAscnAr", I Com.
j. ~. Ehia6s.
Hsiiar,i. August ], 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

NORTH CAROLINA ELEcIIoy.-Bal
timore, August 4th.-The Southern
Mail has just arrived and brings the
following returns Of the North Caro-
lima election:
Pasquotank County-For Govern
er, Manly, (whig) IS majority--s
large falling OF; sheppard, (Whig)
reelected 70 the Senate.
Camden Couny-Manly, 400 ma
jority.
PeYuimons County-Mssly, GO
maj; WILSON (Independsns) elected
70 the Commons.
Cumberland Co.-Rsid, (Dem.)
. reported maj. Of 700 70 S0O.
Wake County--Rsid, AL maj.
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TIE EO9PEfJWisE EI.I. bE
fEAIEJ


We base S.rasta,ssx S.seSslss A. aaas
1h@ T.. z, r.rssst@, ~. " ..sssnt,y
cara" n ;As sa4ss ,atnI 81 IA f,,,o.-
Iysn-hgs~
The N.v Nrrptn. sorf,a-s t.y'-,y
bern stricken e..s 81 seass4t,rs4rst. ~
SsnA ssfssb! y. 'srNsssfs 's.~sa, ~
70 -. TaIs dse,t.sd Us 81 n ~
bill
a msti1a " s,rlse IN. al i,.t 'i,e
Z Norma s-cs.fs faded by ~ y. ~
whsn . mosl,n b, s,s,sA ga. All lss,
Utah w. carried by ~ \, u.
A mousn " M 20 tbs I,ss ~ ~;
l.2 deg. the sont srp boundary n
Utah, fsilei by ~ ~ 81.
4 motion 10 Lay the bill ~, tie Ia
bic failed by 90 10 go.
Finally, the Senate. after dsba,,na
several attempts 70 I'd earn, tn pat
pone, &c., ordered the ban providing
merely . territorial government 10,
Utah to be engrossed for third read
Ing. Yeas 80; nays ~. adjourn
Cd.
so the questions that were contain
ed In The Compromise viii nov con,
up:a separate biils. New Mexice
~iil soon come along with her State
Constitution, When the toundsr,
| question will have 70 be met.
The next day the Senate took III
the bill to admit California, and mad
IL the daily order ill disposed Of.
Troy Wing, Aug. 81
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08

accident on the Erie Rail Road
"A teIegraphic dispatch to the Al.
bsny Journal, last evening says:.A
bridge on the N. Y. and Erie Rail
Road gave way 1t Il o'clock yes,.r.
day. BY this accident 10 cars laden
with sheep, cattle and swine for the
New York market, we're DESTROYED,
In addition to this loss of property,
Ave men were killed aud two badlv
wounded. The loss Of property Is
estimated at $4,000.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-08
bennington, July 80, 1850.
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.


The Commencement at this Insti-
tuition will occur on Wednesday the
2lst inst. On the day previous, at
. o'clock, +. IT., an grafton will be
delivered before the Philoma,hesian
Society by the Rev. Truman ".
Post. Of 81. Louis, and at 1 O'clock,
the Rev. Edwin Hatfield, Of New
York City. will address the Philadel
phian Society. In the evening Of
the same day, Determinations for Pri
zes as usual.
The exercises on Wednesday will
commence at 10 o'clock. In the az
ternoon, the Hon. Alexander w. Bu
ell, Member Of Congress from MiclIi
gan, will deliver an address before
the Society Of Associated Alumni.
Following the above, on Wednes
day. the exercises Of the Semi Cen
tennial Celebration will commenc,
with an address on the Religious His
tory Of the College by Rev. Joshu'
Bates, ID. D., after which, Sermo,
by Rev. Stephen DIN, d. D.; Presi
den, Of Middletown University.
On Thursday, the Anniversary ex
ercises will be continued by Saluta
tory Address, FROM Rev. BENJAMIN
Labaree, d. D.; a Eulogy on de
ceased Graduates, by Rev. JOIN
Housh, d. D.; a Historical Discoar.
by Rev. n. $. $. Beau.zn, ID. b.
and Poem by JOHN q. saAs, Es.
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