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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01
TINTED STATES CENTRAL CLOTH

q ING STORE, BY IHDl. S. SCARFF, No. 90
Main Street Richmond, pa-Daily RECEIVING and
constantly on hand an assortment of GOODS suited to
every season, of all styles, quality and finish sohole-
se!s q re,ah l;,, Ihs stock of FALL AND WIN
variety Of COATS, PANTALOONS, VESTS,
CLOAKS, &c, of the best Foreign and Domestic
CLOTHS and md Silks upon the most reasonable terms.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND SOCKS, and every
other article that can be found in any similar establish
ment in the Union. In addition to the stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING there is connected with the establish
ent large number OF competent WTor5kIme1 eapabs
~ ORDER in the most fashionable, neat and supe
rior manner, warranted to fit.
BOYS AND SERVANTS CLOTHING of every
variety, style and sizes, OF elegant and substantial make
The proprietor having devoted the whole Of his time
to every branch of the business safely his
customers that this establishment the largest and best
ceed in the United States. Being now on visit to
the North for the purpose OF making purchases, he will
be able on his return to present still larger addition of
varieties to his already well selected stock low, if not
lower, than they can be had elsewhere.
DO not forget the number,
sci 90, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
CHERRY AND CRIMSON MERINOES.-
" Just to hand, cherry and crimson Mernoes; black
silk Lace, for trimming cherry, scarlet crimson. maza-
rne blue, green and pink Mouslanes; kid and fleece
lined silk Gloves, new style Prints handsome dark
Gnghams &c. &c. ]. G. CHENERY,
no Opposite Depot.
R FAD! READ! III you are afflicted with the
IL Dyspepsia, Costiveness or General Debility, and
want to regain health make of the never failing reme
dy, Bakers Premium Bitters. To be had of
A. DUVAL, No. lat Main street.
E. BENNETT & CO.,
No. 1853 Main street.
A BODEKER, No. II Main street.
oc25 ]. BLAIR, Broad street.
IHOR COLD WEATHER.-Bronzedb brass and
IL pierced iron Fenders Shoves and longs, for parors
and chambers; coal Scuttes oron and copper; Blower
Stands; brass and iron Footman; fancy and common
Hearth Brushes; bronzed Stands for shovels and
tongs Plate Warmers, &c, &C., for sale at
enters,
oc29 70 Main st.
HEAVV WOOTTENS-Wa orc reoo;,1;,r h.,
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y, Cougre-., Yesterday.

In the SENATE, the bill grautisg certain
lands to the State of Michigan, to aid in
the construction Of a ship canal, con
Meeting Lake Superior with Lakes Michi-
gan, Erie, sc. was debated al some length,
and finally ordered to be engrossed aud
read a third time, when the Senate went
into Executive Session.
The HorsE took up the bill to extend
Jeihro Woods Patent for Cast Iron Plow,
discussed and tabled took up the sslnly
Committees report in regard to the inter
ference OF cfice-holders in the late Presiden-
iial Election, and then laid it laid it down
again. The Texas Boundary bill was then
taken Up, and Messrs. Clark Of New-York
and German Of Indiana each made a speech
ut it, and the House adjourned without
taking any vote.
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. wogD WIrg THE PUBLIC.

GEEIfis TALL AND WINTER HAT FOR isJO-Ji'
u Aner a busy and prosperous Sumner campaign,
GFNrx has the pleasure OF introducing TO the public sncer
,pecinsp OF American taste and skill which hs 10 conn.,
deaf viii Is considered the GROWING achievement OF ar
IN the department 10 which It belongs
Fhe GENs HAr for The present ssason requires 20 COM
,ndaton beyond the plain language OF truth Tbs modsl
We, rot hastily perfected The development Of s s'sc
,hsre and ,vmnatrcAl proportions gradual process
occupying many months and the design vss not conid'
cree worthy Of being embodied in The rich and oeanll
sesl prepared for the purpose until fully satisfied The
exc Of artistic criticism. In sober verify the sdyerser
considers the GEsIs FALL bat for 1850 by far ne hand
soonest end most becoming specimen OF the art Of hating
that hs workshops have 80, productivity be moi say
tpst hes vet been produced in this country On s head
however be invites The opinion OF hs iie1dL customers
nd the public The only estr OF excellence are exsina'
lion arr coupsson T0ese leafs he courts not from ego
tism but Nos honest wish hat the NEED OF superiority
should be usly awarded. II the cap ts be Ia not 100
modest 70 wear IT, and all he ssss 10, that Ike Codefess
eipper shall be placed wheret OF right belongs Come
dirpeet the new fabrics lock at iu contour; weigh
10 the hsnd observe It's appearance Oh the head marx 'ne
6pepess Of he materials try the elasticity OF the Sody say
Y the Trimmings ere notin keeping with the angu< style
Of the hat ard then pronounce judgment Bear 10 mind
hat the price, notwithstanding all the Improvements thai
have been effected rce last year. remains Ike the laws OF
the Modes, unchanged and Interchangeable, viz at
FOUR DOLLARS.
ard remember further hst comps i'on s challenged win
sby6ss dollar hal ever manufactured
ys1r would sso direct the attention OF the ladies
LADIES SUPERB RIDING HATS
Tor the present FaI They entirely unique In Style
md iupsr grace ard hnish to the costume OF me fAr
a..,rt.n .hoh e them >si~in the world
Of Fashion.
oEsIs's Stock Of French ard home manufactured
CHILDRENS HAYS FOR TIE FALL
exceed. In extent beauty and variety, any h'orsmen he
he. before offered or that has been offered BY any
essbihment in New.Yors
GENIN also sollcits attention to his
NEW FANCY ARTICLES
Esr The present season. including splendid french riding
whlpf-an immense variety CT foreign snd domestic am
breas elegant walking canes, and other personal appd'
~ &c. for use end ornament
The spacious and gnifcent store which GENIsN has
recently erected Is complete In al Its appointments
end arrangements and he cordially Invites his friends ard
The public TO pey him Witt Ia bis new e,aoishnenI
GENIN, ga BrOsdwey
OppOsite 81 Haurs
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rvhe New shibbolefh.

The DAILY Globe is the sole organ in this
City of what claims to be the regular, Old
fashioned Democracy. It was for Van Bu-
rem and the Proyiso in lS48, but has since
changed owners, conductors and princi-
ples. and now gses the entire swine for
Marcy and Croswel Democracy. The
Globes last leader is devoted to the vim
d;cation Of the regulars from the charge
of prescribing their late adversaries, now al
lies, who stood in '46 on the Buffalo Plat
form. Hear the act Of amnesty
"TuE BASIS OF UEIoE.-The leadefs OF the
Free Soil party, great and small, have circulated
freely the charge thst the Democratic party are
disposed 20 proscribe I'll thore who may a. any
tine have favored tho Wimot Proviso' no'"''h.
standing any change Of sentiments "nicn OoO'e'
-,e.c,;on may have Produced 10 their minds
,rto,s d M foundation for any such charge 80 far
.. we are informed. The leaders OF the Pfoyiso'
hunbug--a mere Federal hercsy-know full well
thIt their day Of power in tho Democratic party
bss passed away nsrer 10 return, pHtI my o6aq
den end renounce heir &eretical dogmGs. They
,educed numbers OF excellent Democrats b an
over-wrought and hypocs!:icil zeal for "the cause
Of human freedom and by sonceslins from them
he real object in deserving the old standard Of the
Democratic party. Tee eye; Of their once dcladod
follow era have row been opened.
Now, it is a mater Of little Consequence to the
Democratic party Tor what reason suy former sd-
herent of the Free Soil party shall have modified
his opinions, or changed bis mind on the subject Of
thew ilmot Proviso. It iE sufficient that he is op-
posed to it noo All who are noD opposed to the
WHmot Provisosre Democrats, snd are and will be
received into The great National party AHOfthen,,
korerer, rho are an fav0r Of the Prorfs0, are
not members Of tic party, and must be considered
lis ro,st enemies, whose admission into our citadel
with their flag flying, must be resisted and refused.
AS this appears to be Last call to the
Unconverted," we give it the wider publici-
ty of The Tribune, in order that any of the
rebels of '48, who wish to be readmitted to
the fold of the Party may promptly take
the needful steps to secure absolution. The
Nominations are at hand.
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Books

Received at The Tribune Office for Ire Wes ending aug 81
Adventure Of Don with gns by Tony Johipao, s
9 and NswYorii Tails, wlloushby & ca
Memoirs oftbe Past Poems b Marcus Carpenter SswYors
Baker scribas!. Isino PIP. ios
Toe etofthe Wess. Przs Esy the Sabbath. New YOfk
Edward u. Fletcher. almo Pr o.
Tie Compsie WORKS Of sbakspec Eitsi BY Jane, onhNd Hal
kvsn. Para NswYorIi Tall = wnoughsy g. Co.
The Life Of Christ BY John Fleetwood No. New Yot Tails
wuoughby c..
Piuesqus Sketches Of and Turkey BY Aubrey De were
Zee Phladephn H. Hart l9nO. Pr s16
Ns Head Two Moahs smoug the Bankers By Gregory Sea
worthy. Ph adeph'a. A. Hart Ismo. PIP. is1.
Latter Day Pamphsa EJtsd BY Thomas Carlyle Jssstsm No
VIII Ssvlork' Harper Br'thsr' limo PPs.
United States Spelling Boot By Jo..sh Miss ssEYoh Cornish
Lsupor Co. l2mo. pp f.
Jsll Howard Romance. D. Mrs Martin Bell sswYork Har
per a Brothers. $40. PIP. ll3.
History Of Daru. the Gsa, By Abbott, New York
FER a Brother. Ilno. ~. 20.
PA for neFaurs coDe.s Of Himlon County, Ohio, can
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If.elr. Living Age No 5lg New York Dewitt Davenport
Tie Lily Totem BY Authof Of" The Yeisse' New
Yoh Baker serbaef lsno. PIP. 40
rdsr ed Coincidence tie Writing both Of Th. Oh an Nsv
Testsneris By Rev. J. }. Bllut NevYorl Ro-sr Carter
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49, Echo Of Science Inventions, ari Patents Edited By J. l.
Kag ey AbnH Long bottom No Sept SeE York Kingsley
a Lorsbouon.
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Robert Carter a BrotherL l2mo. pP 100
e EroVet.s q Jesus the Most Escseat Of the Science By
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49, 2n
Metal Hygiene. b. wH.n sFsz-r secord Edition, enlarged
New Yofks Geo. Putnam lgmo PP SO
Ts Westminster Review. July. New York Scott q Co.
ID. Knovl-ie Of Jesus the excellent Of the scsaes By
Alexander carsos LID. New York Etward II. Fletcher.
1880. pr. ga
Tie Journal q Is,aafy. Published BY the New York
State Lausfc Asylum. July.
Ilsts MeIe.ai. Maslss Sept asH Ysrk. Fte,aaa Hunt
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southeru Items.

BALTIMORE. Friday, Aug 80.
Three of the missing mAii' have come to band
and two are now due. New Orleans mails OF the
sO,h and 2lst and Pine car loads Of passengers ar
rived.
The SarGnndk Georgian sayE there were 10000
pretent 81 the Macon Convention.
A terrific sOYnsGo ccuued a. Weldon on Sstur.
day night. Whole fields o! corn we're swept
away and trees tors up. A number Of Mr.. Con.
nelrs slaves were injured, their cabins having been
blown down while they were asleep.
l73 oesths occurred a. Now-Odesns during the
week ending 18th met II were from yellow fever.
Saturday and Sunday itorm was very severely
fel, at Charleston, s. O. and Wilmington, N. c.
No damage WIS done 10 The shipping, however.
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ry- Ksox's FALL STYLE OF HAT IS

Nssons Carpenters Painters, Glaciers and other worn
people been busY employed in the ssesroom OF Knox
THE Halter" The month, and the result, is
eicus beautifully arranged handsomely onamented ware
room az there Is In the city, but there las been no later
rupton In KNox's manufacturing department The ssie
INDUSTRY literally determination TO eass and resoiuuos
to oyertop ali rivalry that heretofore has characterized
, ,ll IL, nredou insnt fesures and have hesitation IN
saying and say It boldly, that
Knoz's FdA Styie of Hat Is,
The rsatest mos tssty becoming, fascinating piece OF
head gear worn since Old Adam Travelled barehesdSS
within the gates Of Paradise.
KNOX ia resolved and IL famous for good resolutions
10 seu a. be did last seasou-hs Hats though eqused By
none-s east twenty psr cent ess than other city manu-
lecturers All he wants thai those who judges Of
good article will call on him at l23 susonfL
sucQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

vIRerSiA--Amons the Delegates elect to the
Copsssutor al Convention are John NJ. Bots } pm
Y. Mason, Gen. A. a. Chapman, Geo. W. Hopkins
and Vim. G Brown, ex Members Of Congress. Mr.
Msson was Secretary Of tho Navy under T. Ter ana
Pok. Nearly every District elects msn OF both
political parties, while At least threefoursas OF the
Delegates will be .yowed Reiosmen. In the
Richmond District, the Rsf0rmeu have all ak, al
tkoush they had eisb. candidates while their op'
ponenu had be. the regular ak. The highest Con-
ssrv.tiye vote is 7i9, while the highes! Rsiorner
has l240
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

Anti. Rent vote for his LocO-Foco com petitor.
will both be presented to the Convention by
their friends. His location will operate
strongly in Mr.. Beach's favor.
As yet no delegates have boon chosen
to the Wing Convention, but our General
Committee will probably order elections In
this City as its regular meeting on Tuesday
evening next. We notice calls for meetings
to elect in most Of the Wing country jour
nails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

SUGARS AND rEAs-cruIh Sugar So per los, NO
Sugar 8, Sd per lbs; gooc Green and Sack Tea orS
pei ID; EXTRA hue favored 0oloDg and Yoang Hysoc ~
beat Green Imperial and OgupowdSr Teas 60; good OF
fee, burnt ard ground, 10 CTS and 10; best Java tsk
ground I'd stPARKEEs Now Store, IA and aie Broons
corner OF ludlow saso ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

MARRIAGE OF THE KIsG OF DESMARK-Ths
marriage Of King Frederick VII Of Denmark with
G fascinating dreGsmaker, named Lola Rasmussen,
4, fully confirmed BY our German papers. It vas
n nounced 70 the Dares residing ~ HaubRrg in
their private letters from Copenhagen, buS It wss
TOO piquaut piece Of news for the journals Of shss
city to announce. The marriage took place on
the 7.h Of August, the ceremonies of the occllion
being performed by the venerable BiIhop MINISTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

vNsw AND ELEGANT Silks, as plain black, change
able wsiered ef sysJ color figured, &c &c nave Jus,
been received st HITCHCOCK LEADBEArkI D" nrosa.
way, corner Leorsrd-i where also every o'n'l soa ~
nrrs, ooe. a, rsv de snes nsrinos prsmaiiss cash
msr,. le AZ vel % eli hinds OF ismiiy and domestic
gooe, NAV DO obtained on he moe, favorable terms
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OENTLEMEd's HATS.
Fail Fashion 1859.
WIN. a. BEEBE L co.

HAtters,
l5d Broadway, and II Liberiy-st Newton,
VIII lssue the


FALL FASHION YoR eErTLLaEN'E HATS,
ON SATURDAY NEXT, The Slss inst
In maiiug ibis announcement VIZ. II. BEEBE Co arc
dss,rous TO state that in the opinion q many competent
Judges The Hat for this fashion pronounced 20 be sape
ror 10 point Of STYLE richness Of material Azf exquisite
fnsa 10 any one that has preceded IT, and they are conf
dent that 20 gentleman purchssng one OF heir lnimsoe
Bats can by any possibility be disappointed In Ia Vaus
either 20 regard, 1t. beauty It's durability
Respecting point hitherto overlooked 10 inc AT @ mn
trg viz the construction OF Hat adapted TO lhe Young
Gen, who Ia about exchanging bis cap for the more manly
dress Of the Hat VIM h. q. Co would remark bsi hey
have completed model especially and particularly iniers
ed to meet Ills exgency ard they respectfully ask the a.
teuaop Of the Youthful sotayy Of Fdshion 10 heI Fail
Style Of Young Genpemen't Hats.
WIN H. b. 4 Co Invite particular attention 10 the lining
u er Bat through which Ia realized ofths gres III.
umphs OF modern ART IN causing the oSsy atte to pro-
nounce the nsme con,picuousy before the public OF
the first hti manufacturers Ia the world also the uniius
style OF get ard sndng beautifully ca cu.tec 70 pre-
The Shape snd appearance OF tho Hat long AFTER Il
would otherwise have mir ged with HE ordinary prod1e
ors Of the trade exhibited In the fsorrooms OF pro
lsndous rivalry.
In connection with thli matter Of YsIhiou, VIM II B. Il
Co veuc ssy that although II 10 incumbent nPcn them,
the Erst among Fsshopsble Bshers 10 pace before NE
public at the beginning OF every Ietion Thssiancat Fash
ion they are ready At all times 70 accommodate n nseye-
10 noviou. ssie and for this purpose they WI sG- mo
tcI,s- arN 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

.,.ov.n.pa CtoTHIss Ar ypKoLssALs--c<.sS<~Af
o,Vps,K a BROADWAY, noad kyiss tss ss9'slai ses
top Of purchaser % .hss soes Of co'AiHs' go -
rrsy new AID particularly s4aa-t % We We. :.
sou,bsrp trade They wOala soost'rtI .''s1' 'as -
style Is wen a. the saperior uassf II ve ~ go :.
A.. m.ds esu.ss be surpas,sd b ''s e'-' ~ a. y"
fsaf4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

gpeeidi Telegraph 10 TIE Tribune.
wismSeros. Friday, August 80, lsS
Tho eenste has determ med 10 settle Collector
LEWIS Of Philadelphia, 10 day, Mr.. CooPER hiving
BE- en- heard fully. There considerable feeling on
the subject.
The Land Bill will pass the Senate.
The House is ell uncertainty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

OPPRESSED, LAScUID AND MELANCHOLY How msnJ
are there who almost constanysone for months togesb
suffer from snauor and melancholy Induced BY d'of'
dered stomach ard bowels, and how gladly would hJ
psy for remedy did they know where to procure ihS
hey might depend on. KssPPs health Re.torsnve BIZ
ers ser gtheus aud gives lone TO the bowels, gives
healthy seton to the organs Of digestion and rensws s
whole systsm II 10 The only article bat will irf<tbly TO-
siore the loss Of appetite. Sold al KSAPPs Drug Sore
$50 Hudso omit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
secretnrr Of the IntsrIor.

WAsHNoToH, FridFY, Aug 9V'
Various runners ere sfOat az 70 who shsll'uc
coed Mex enpan in the Interior Department John
Johnson Chancellor Of Maryland, brother OF He
verdy johnson, is spoken Of Is is also rumored
that Richard n. Bsysrd, Of Delaware has been
offered the situation.
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Prosrsss of the ChoIera .

MOUNT NERNoN, FTiday, Aug 80.
We bad eight Gates Of Cholera here yesterday,
six Of which proved fatal.
Columns Friday, Aug so.
Ten Cholera deaths were reported here yester.
dsy.
COLUMBUS, F'iday Aug 81.
Two Cholera deaths have only been reported to-
day. Weather cloudy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

Ia CHARLES J. JENKINS Of Augusta,
new member Of the Georgia Senate, is the
gentleman reported by the Telegraph as
having been offered placein Mr.. Fillmore's
Cabinet. lie is Union man, and would
GIL the INST creditablY.
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BUSINESS ro1 .ToEs.

" BARsuNs ausEvs prssnu sw, "a y, 100 ~
The Druf hard day II 10 ih- srruoon A. Voock 10
The evening That elegant gold waich which 20 P'o
ssued 10 NJ Clske on "edr esssy evs,isg bv 'ls 81
TempeTsnee ray be seen 81 he'cer' Dining salo~ Va
Ho1dA, he celeb a,sd Bsiersns appesr
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AvnIp RRAup AND oEY rhE 6ENUINL ass

pALLE1's MAGICAL PAS
:, ,te rev snvelop AID The large oo1. .w.
c,r-,Or-cour.erfeils N he old wrapper n''s ~
kstl Beware Of is desdly Effects o., sosuds
NrsD-rbe eniblems 90 Ihs ne" sr'sl'p' ''A
Serpent, Loo, Dove sna Essie
~ Read The new cbcul.r Tor 1879.
DALrr-Dspot as sr0ss. cc,,.Astp
70. SALE ALSO, ss--H.vilsnd, kee's : 20 40 Nm
S.'ov crelsner Co and s' Rn'aaoes
Have. srOO.lyn, AID W I. Mercer Fs-"
p.LLrys ANIMAL o.L'An, Ays-x
rhsebespes, best quickest and - "a csaa
a,seovsses. for the cure q disessas o. h'''~
For - above
o. Read prinisd Cucaian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

BRooKss Doors -LoRIs BROOKS, long celesrsisd 10
bis manufacture Of Gentlemen. fine Dire" and Cora Sos
Boots has removed hs Boot aud Shoe Sore from Sros6
way to 1888 Fulicr,i beiv Groenw srd Broadway
onno.it. Cburch-st aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
Arrest for Mail hobbery and Escape.


We learn by telegraph from Cleveland. 0aio,
shs. Gen. Hinton, the principal agent OF the Ohio
Siege Company, Vac yesterday arrested on Sus-
picon OF having been engaged in the extensive
mai robberie. which have occurred in Ohio for the
lsst lew years. He vas left under guard at the
Weddel House, but succeeded In making his es-
cepe in the night and hes not YET been heard Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

~ Frecker, Tan, saloWres', Pimples, EruprouA "a
s ,ain dis,.s-, are hts well srovn, positively carsd r.
u,lps GouSAuD's Italian Medicsled soap. The Poeds
Subtitle eraeieatss hair from Any part OF The body Lsx
Rouge for pale liz, and cheers Lily White, for rccss
flushed, suesish eompexloDs Al 81 Wslser-st fret sss
fron Broadway. Calender, South rhire-s, Philadelphia
nInll
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Railway Accident

Urea, Friday. Aug 81.
Albert r. Francis brakeman on the Utica aud
Syracuse Railroad, had both Of hi. legs and one
ann cut of BY being run ever b. the train at SYRIA
cuse this morning He lived about Is minutes az
ter the accident lie resided 10 this city.
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BUSINESS uorrcr.


ArrHhrriesS LissARE-rhe 0-n~,a $3.50"
en.ne' sod f'soesnsu DESTROYS Of ssxds, 80 a.
"S"V NO encouragement 70 TIE Appre aes. ~ y '~'a
NV We improvement Of ghsir miccs dqris, a. esss
Aou sPP"nueesbip, ~ The oecup.ao. On -. Ysn't
1' ~ pessa1t ana i1siro .ufe restinx An. 60. ~
Wv" in We cis amu'ei.e1s sod debssipe 49,. sast
we wy lave dc og ,b- Of tie Ll5,.rv na
Improvement IN heir bat ding The Merh,s,., "a
SiS give The Apprentice, ta- ssvsrise.s o. -
in the Lespsy, e0uvenh pty faed 40 and 49,, prs
periodicals, SC To- re&oss during he ~
70 We Rrs,nhous uss u The books OF The Las-., Se
fns removal Of The Libr.y 10 tie soeops .,s..
h'"' WIN Peasant and convenient ensrses a, -
~sy' ohe" additional irducenept. "a, al .,,.--.sf
emor'ee 'he sfvalag,s beh the liberal chi
e 'oo'ey a. proveec, ard prefers freely sOr "a.
"oo lahh he 'eqsrrd sus1sbl-s for be care ara ~
return Of he boost 'a sss
'euns hecoanc nay not be dsprlvsd OF IA. 40.
p's " wa ''0TeneD' a. n expirsaJu II bs .p,,.,.
u'e'hp' joainey men ard othes viii here t.r \,
VIC u'e o'he Apprentices Library iseluiinx n, L,,,.
oeqoesneo 70 De socls' By The Iss Benjs nla De Va
and 10 which the beque,s ~ other meubsr. Of b,,.
WI enable 'he Society 70 make frequent sdcuou, a, ~
anal obAIgeo dolIs per year.
Members Of The soiey and the uidovs o, so.....,
members viii find III. Liors'y conveniently .cce.,A, ..
he females " shalr families. ~ho may now par,c,o.,'.
hs sdvsnAgeL
The Library will be r,6pensi Al The Mechanics an r.,
Broadway, on Monday evening toe 1874 sep,eney a.
open every evening during the week rom to ocloct
The Reading Rooms inc Society will be open s,.-
evening nom To 10 oe och Members viii ad ths 49,
foreign newspapers issss upon the ARIA. or A.
steamers weesy from Es'ops B, order Of The Lio,.r
Committee. JAMES VAN NORDEN ch.rm.,
JoRS c EVAN, Li5rs'isn sase In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

r. We understand that Hsssrs WATERS l. BERRY, AT
Arosdwsy viii exhibit the Fair al Albany, some Of the
uueh admired Eonsn Psnc-sorses made BY r. Gilbert
Co. Boston Should they 20 for ne premium the Com.
uitees duty vii be light No other instrument em5odie'
,o ,nsrv des, sble oua'ft.es aust e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

II Rev. JOIN PIERFosr declines running
ssain as the Free Boil candidate for Congress in
the lid Distiict Of Massachusetts A Convention
will assemble at Salem on Monday next to nomin-
ate candidate.