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u \ Correspondent wishes "a to ask the .J'ur-
v.ry truth very nearly cqualed our Imports sine
the descending Tariff was imposed, eur Foreign
L,iebfedHcss las s~eiicd IN the same time some
one Hmdred anil FOy ar Trio HSHdr'd
Miioas Of Dollars. The journal does no. an
swcr our questions, 50 We put this 10 any Free
Tradcr. At the rate indicated by the balance o.
Indebtedness, we have certainly been doing veO
poor business in Foreign Trade, nud it is high
time we had IA change.
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At other port. in Michigan, on the 1T Of


From these evidence, of the capabilities OF Nj
chigan. already Developed in her infancy, there j.
sufficient npcn which to found high expectation.
of her future elevation and destiny.
Aside from statistical information, there is but
little # any local news that would be Interesting To
your rcader,-except, perhaps, some of them may
be DESTROYS of knowing something about our laN
sales These sales will take place, commencing
on the first Monday in August next, at the county
seats OF the different counties Of the State. Nearly
1000 600 acr"s upon which the taxes of 1888 have
not been paid, viii be brought into market, and
will. without doubt, be sold for a mere triic. Tn,
sales will be absolute. and for ever barring all
right of redemption by the owner Of the land II
may be we'll to add while this subject, that last
winter the laws regulating our system OF taxation
were altered. The taxes for the year l>il, and
thereafter, are to b. paid at the County Treasury
Of each county. and not a. heretofore at Detroit.
The taxes, after the 1T of MAY, inst, draw PITY
per cent. inrerest-and after living a certain time
in the County Treasury Office, unpaid, judgement
i got against the lands the Circuit Court of the
County, and they are, after due notice, sold with
out redemption. IL cannot be denied that the new
system may bear heavily upon non-rcsdent--but
it j. hoped that it will have tendency to cause
more prompt and immediate payments on the
part OF those who have permitted their taxes here
,oiore to remain for one and two years unpaid.
With a view to afford facilities to nonresident
owners of land in State, Eupber well qua
lifted for the business have established sgesc,es.
through which your citizens can have their taxes
paid for a reasonable compensation, and be saved
the trouble and expense of travelling over Mich-
gan. Mr.. William I. Young ha. an Agency in
this city for this purpose of paying taxes through
out the State for non-resldents and there are
Agcncic. Of the same lird at many of the primer
pal towns in the interior. This must prove, think
Of great convenience to MANY at the East, who do
not wish to be put to the expense and hazard Of a
Journey here, 10 pay few dollars.
Ncurs ,ruly C. ~ :
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Extract of Letter from Mexico, April 8, 1912

" The continuance of the present dynasty in
Mexico think is assured until the meeting of tie
Congress in june mex, for the connecting OF "a
new Constitution All the elections throughout
the Republic have gone against Santa Ana party
and the consequence will be dreadful strife be-
tween the Executive and this body. The Prcsl-
dent ha. the army, and the Congress the people
on their side and il is difficult 10 foresee the issue
though many of the popular leaders VI the Federal
party q. e. the party in favor OF the Constitution
of 1924, which resembles our own) imagine that
total anarchy will ensue, resulting finally in the
success Of an entire popular government, as op-
posed to strong central one.
10 1t will be seen from the date that the above
was written before our late Charter Election. OF
course, Santa Ana his way perfectly clear by
this time. IL beaten in the Elections, he has on!y
10 instruct some of hi, supple tools who preside u,
officers to mystity or withhold their returns. and
then. pro.ilng by his own wrong and the brilliant
example of Morris, Shaer X Co., lie can swear
there Is election and h0ld orer. In cases OF
doubt pocket the stakes that : according 10
lloyle. and our Political gamblers obry it impl-
citely. Ii Santa Ana gives up merely because he
is beaten, he will be laughed at by every constable
in our Ciiy. Has he no EreHing Postto patch up
some fair technical illegally
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II The srEECHEs % Hos THOMAS MARSHALL on Acc
hol and Inemperance and Fashionable Wne-D 1nan2, cr
vered at the Broadway Tabernacle the evenings Of ~
and T. reported Tor tie NewYOrk Tribune, and publsie
10 a Pamphlet, ior sale al this Office Prce 81 cents
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY u, 1912.

II BESI r. DowNEs = al authorized Agent 10 receive
sph.c ,i,,.on. and psvments for THg wEEELY TRBCNt
and AursrcAS LAsoEER throughout the Ne~-Engisnd
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- VI NRHAat IT,
THOMAS p. MARSHALL

u We c, The Of sl Indifferent writers 70 Ihs
certificates OF Mr. DAviso> "a this paper We have iake
pans To become acquainted with Mr. : system ans ha'e
aih That Il any thing vould amend aboulinab-
chrpgrs pbv, this Wnuld DO n had bat tne 10 try
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Ma. GAYS sPEEcH.-A few copies Of TIE Weekly T.
bune containing NJ Cays last speech on be Resolutions
tie Senate Of the United States, s,l on hand andoT
sale a; tbs Office. Price 81 cents
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NJ For Review of the Markets, No
ices Of New Publications, and News Items,
see First Page.
o. For full and intorestieg summary
of the Intelligence received from the Alien
dlans and their Missionaries. see Last Page.
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- The Proceedings Of the National ConVeniios 'o' W
Protection Of American Interests convened IN t- City 81
Nrvyok Aur s. lSi2 for sale this Oce. Price = CO..
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LAWYERS DIARY

CIRCUIT CoUST.- as IL. 81. 81 ~, as - a. 100 ~
az l'+, l. 10. y. ~, $50. H. s..
toNMo> PLgss-First Part-li1 3. ~.
3. as, l02
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Davi-oa's Writing Guide.

celebrity nj ibis improvement iu the ar oi " fhng.rf
substantial lensf DO ne pubic +. deriving lnI 10. ~ ~
be- Inferred ti0m ihr following ieh aun.pr.tv
From the Hone able Mayor OF Nrw lnfk
have examined ne, Nriing Guide at NJ utIos
have also seel the Ufsc al eHecisuf - appcat Hu
10 hrsHaton IN la ing that In my Iuigrmrni Do $50 n
process b' "hrh WIRING may he TAUGHT thar ri. ael|
der my observation. ROBT. ~ NuGAal
From the SECRETARY oi Ifr ard TrnI Go. ~ NJ
"a paruc laior lu ti" superior sdsarftc.- alif
from VII Dawson, Nuuug Guide and nfulA ueHtr.
y, universal applicability aud utility fror the iuur
100 DE hand Whiting ot son placed under ll. rs8rr
foial changc loo H. style of writing from Iuabffm1'tftI
lo MAI &" much grace and edss after aNIn- hrrn fs
w several master, Wlthout uc,ss, cannot iLaa L
approval ui h>' Nsttu, md recommend u ~ 4faiI
am certain mode Oi acquiring the art of P,uman,
cscultei by directing ne muscular iosrls OF iie trtI
lorna habii, ~ not only writing Wril bot % ma
EDWARD \ MEG [
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Religious Anniversaries.

AMERICAS TRACT SOCIETY i ~ tencvoieri
Society held ia Seventeenth Anniversary al The
Tabernacle yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock,
VI. That great building crowded to it' VI.
most extent. WV. B. CRosBr. ESQ. presided.
and the exercises were commenced with PRAYER by
IN. Rev. DR.. SPRING. 4 letter vas read from
y :. WILDER, Esq.. declining a reelection To ihe
Presidency mainly ~ account OF hls PecuniaT!
e-nbmras.nents The Treasures Report was
presented BY MosEs ALLEN, Esl. The receipts
for the wear are as follows:
Donation, for foreign d.tbBion. slleE g.
Tor general pIrposet.............. -,
Receipts FOR S,-It
TotsL..................... S7i,Ii5 -
The Society has sent abroad onl, slj.000-di--
trbvted as foows:-
Sandwich Islands 5000 Ahme4nuggar .., a.
sam sna China -'.... ~" Ne 'eJn e.
blraeb ................ I'm lrNty
Cscu, ................ - B Pill. .
Or.sa Observation-Disclosures. So Baptist Msu......... = o.
Nadra. ................ 8le asa
1i,dur, .............. 80 HamburgL........... *
Ceylon ............. 2oo Baptist M,s GO
Nahrafiss 20 Toulouse ami Greeoe 80
The Society ha. published during the year LOIS
volumes, AID 1854 for foreign stations. The
number issued Is
Vols Publications. PAGE.
Printed ...........2ij,cO 4.sl2eoo loo,losooo
Circulated. ... ....le5,l52 800 9i,j-oo45
Tie circulation exceeds that of the last year ty
1867 ,f8O pages. and include. 2,73G sets of the
Evangcical Family Library Of l. volumes; ~ oil
the Christian Library Of - volume, upwards Of
5000 each Of several separate volume $1,000 Of
the Christian Almanac for the United State; and
Of some four page tract. from 100, 600 to 10000
copies each Total circulated in seventeen year
,220,09092l pages. 10000 yollnc- have been
circulated during the year including 1856 sets Of
the Evangelical Family Library. BY the ,olun-
rary cooperation Of AZ least 10000 christian
/ 300 600 volumes il al have been circulated
among perhaps 300,0 families, cr.brecing not
'ar from 1000 900 souls.
Excellent addresses were delivered by Res.
Henry HsRN,GE. Rev. d. MlLSEE. aud Rev
JUSTIN PEKKISs. One of the rost interesting
portions Of the exercises wa- an addrc-, ia S,rlc
by Mar johanna, Bishop OF the HISTORIAN Church.
AHFRICAs HOVE MISSIONARY SoCIFTr.-Ihe
Sixteenth Anniversary of this Society was held s.i
., ening at the Broadway Tabernacle. lIFNRr
DwIGHr, Esq. Of Geneva, presided. After prayer
bv the Rev. DR.. CoDNAN of Rochester, JosEPH
CoRvrNG. Esq, Treasurer Of the So-iety, pre-
srnted his Report II present, the iollowin z
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Central ANERIcA.-We have received adyces
from Guatemala to the ID Of April. via Honduras.
and by these We are informed that Carrcra had
marched to ~. Salvador with 1000 men-that he
had an interview with Malespin, the military COM
mander there, and that he had returned 10 Guaie-
maa dissatisfied and shortly aiterward di.bapded
hi, 'roops. Sisnor Lopez, an influential member
OF the Assembly. ha. retired from office. No
news had been received Of Morszans movements
up TO the date of our correspondents letter.
u Mr.. {. :. Smith. former associate editor of
the Narher Courier, accidentally shot himself du-
ring hunting excursion on the evening of the ith
ult. The accident occurred on the bank of the
BAYOU Cocodry, a short distance from Natcaez
Mr. :. fingered only three hours. On hearing Of
lis death. Mr.. c. G. For,hev. Mr.. William For
shsy ard two other gentlemen, named Tibble..
started in a skif for the scene of his death 4
violent storm arose and pro-trated a tree. which.
in IL fall stuck the boat killed one # the
Messr' Iibbes instantly, wounded the other IT,
the loin, and .-ycrels bruised William Forshey.
OF the branche. falling across his thighs. The
Mr. Ilbblcs, who was wounded will, II j. thought.
recover, though his wound is considered danger
eus. Louisville Jour.
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r ttur lfe' nf' shawn Inlay bS fruOrgd ta.y la
lmtblr I'D - orf-ifon, bY purC ia.iug one 90 AZ
Nctslnc Razor ~ffOp>, II 1853 BrC adWag
These superb lr the nsce,sity OF hone ant fle ~
'kiliul ras, no ul'r al, "sUt BIS razor o. d., t y
he same c"rialiy A. he can mend q pen % s8ftsa
hanI." Try them ~ Ming star I mr.. (.
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To the Members Of the City Hose No. 33.

GENrLENEN have desired extremely address. you
particular upon the subject Of Temperance before leave
wNork return li fnr other res>oul for The comp
meri you paid ms AMI the pleasure YOU conferred
lev evenings SINCE n the Greensirsri Church The >t1y
vesn Temperance Benevolent Society have procured Ne
The u'e OF the siuyvessut Institute BrnsdVsy for hs
ung. Thursday where will YOU a, O'Clock II you
VIII honor me with your presence. M. Duff President Of
the parent Wal u-tnnan Society and Mr. vandyke, Pre-
eni o; the stuyVe>ani Society have kDdy consented n
accompany me, and preside jointly the meeting. Mr.
Collins the young gentleman WHO .aRg The Temperanc-
Flag at the Greenstre-t Church vii confer very great
IT, when be this be III det-rmire
the stand the lrsttue Ii; e again the
pleasure OF hearing that noble song.
III great respect.
Your very oberieni.
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MAXINE JOURNAL.
Port og NEw.YoRK, MAY y. IA
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ship. John Mniurn, stark. y Ol,ans. Jsln@sls7
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Brig New Jer.ey, Brown, d, in Ds len, o. q u D.
Brig >aneon, sawyer, - f' im rorI Leoa a 50 W.
% r. n HurlbaL
Bdg Loretta H.ndcr-,n, Is Is IN ore,n. 90 ua.',,
Brig "a'a~, ThomIson, 10 Is In Na,snlD, .7
Brig mob'le, Williams, - d, ga Mobile, To stsg0
CHAIRMAN.
Br brig sulman, Murray, u Il, I'm Glasgow, 70 "r'
sham.
Brig F.aciia Pine, 8, fn Passport, To p J Se'oi
Brig Watson, Dorihay, p d. TIA Gsayama PR. 70 Thang
MI Adams
=, b sehr ZePyr, IicAerson Is Gu Yanaouta ", ~
schr Elira Williams BolI-s, 3 ds I'm Philadelphia ND
10 New London
>chr Say, taihgro, - ~ i'm Ponce PR 10 master
-chr TOga, smith, Is tn Wilmington Ne, o. J ~.
>chr Samuel Igraham, wh.tle.'y, { o.. la Ball.
o. master Al
>chr Caroline, Collins, p q, fu Natamo.l,. Teas"
N : utsmayd.
schr Matilda, spade' Il nn Ne Nls. 10 lIo W
BELOw-l ship, bng,
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IEL WATERS. WNs irt N,w-lofk zluut usf IN
back. and an. believed tp have gone rto P'r'l.aI
sone~t here about Mfalslle. SHOULD fl. rf'f ifa'.
amy one who knew them. They Viii confer q ii'offa
re,s ie~ lines g. hrIg brother. Andrew WssN an
Of wtn Mccartney, P,wurkct Il / myi2 % -
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RAILROAD DiSruRgANCE.-Thc American con-
tains the following notice o the injury done 10 tic
railroad cars on their return from the Races ON
Tuesday The difficulty grew out of the very cul.
pablo conduct Of the agents in selling tickets
10 scrcyai thousand persons more than their
cars could accommodate
The cars. immediately after the races werc
o,cr, loaded to such an extent thai the revolution
1T the wheels was entirely prevented. and POI
zion of the cars were left at the course. During
the absence Of the first train down. riot took
place at the course, and four OF the cars were en-
trcv DESTROYED and thrown of the track. Tn.
track in the wools upset. and ylanN ard
stones placed upon the track along the road. Thu
trsus ran a. far the distractions upon The road
would permit, until 10 o'clock.
u The Wings OF OLD DUrcHsss will hold a
Mass Convcutisn on Thursday this 10Th TO take
decided ground in favor Of the Protection of Ame-
rcan Industry. We hope to meet the strength Of
the County there.
~ Mrs. Nancy White committed suicide at
Marion. la. by hanging herself ou the 27ih alt
while ina fit Of temporary insanity She attempted
not long previous 10 drown herself ard Der two
children in a well.
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DANIEL :. ARLlNG. i.f a..sf.


- Stranger, - you Want N0oi, 1ui 81 0''-,.
- To- Scrbu,iN 60. - ral titiitn' Boot au' >hf h.
Net - Caftr %. IT. cpr'i oI Hlnnr l-fr i.- r1 ~
ihe urp,-t nnl Ls,t a,>rrmeai fop a,cf ,'r rl ~
ueNer before clua.rd t-.i Irr r is a
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q BY the following Card from Hon. T. +
MARSHALL. it will be seen that be addresses
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n rardnef's LcCturcs.-Th- second Edition OF
-" i@si"n'i lecture, As,rpnomv. klrcir.ity
~ %. ana SQUAD steam Navigation. kc Sc. Is pab ,hr
and may be had al this oice. Price Is cents, "a myg
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CorresrondeDce OF TIE Trbgae.
Northumberland View Of her Exports-
sales Of 5000 900 Acres Of Land ior
Taxes. - - 80,
DrrRnrr. NAY slh. l'i2.


A. our State Is mostly supplied with goods from
your city, may not be unint-rsstins to your ner
camille readers to know the progress Michigan u
making in her exports to the Eastern markets and
ner probable surplus Tor the year 1912.
GRAM PRoDUcrs.-The State Census Of 1897
gave the produce of Grain OF all kind. in that year
at Observation-Disclosures. 3009 1873 bushels.
United States Censu. tOunssd
q, crop # 1889 at... 1885,
NJ. Snow estimate for 1912 .40.ll6,000
The amosnt Of Grain now sown j. at least u
per cent above that Of last year aud. if 30 drought
occurs, tho whole crop Of the Stat- NAV be pu'
dowa at l., 800 600 bushels.
Exports ~ The STATE PROM 1918 10 1871.
Isls-FHpo e. teEcigsv. Of Fuf'i......... 80 ~ ~
l8..i-FGr, $1,000; other articles. GEO. +hND ~
1880 o. 'lj-fhe Fur, ersge, sioo,0'c Other
articles 1''e ~
ls5 AMI 3J7-lncudn. Fur, each year...... bep'' Nt
isA-Ffom returns from each port. being hr,i -
year OF any amount Flour .............. lol-5' -
lst-The boob Of lorwar1Ing houses al TIE
one .f.s ~ A. "a tD.ts
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ADVICE 70 >rS.NGEEs-Le not strange cave the CITY
without NstEg The American Museum Il 0reis TIE b,st
attractions II New-l0Tk. Rtsa Ihe sdyeitseneRi
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The Society has published during the year LOIS
volumes, AID 1854 for foreign stations. The
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~ a Christian Fathers Present ss

hhiiIy. -IWI DTl1ul dnd I.itTrsIrV W0fh. rnlfl :.
with several hundred f.ur EnglE,ings ll.t publleA
I0r ,ale AZ No. " N-..a-.. lr.cL. Now Anrh.
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ENrRAoROISAKy tiKCU~sTANCk.-On "Wednesday even
M. Mr.. Jonas Hunter. oft the Bow'ry vas walking np
Broadway. he suddenly seged with severe pam in
the temple which frightened him rot Little, lu IN i"
advice pa.ser by be- turned 100 io the store o. the como
Grand where e procured 'W 90 P'tsfs Io1r1 -
yes. and lee. thar tfr'- muu tie 'tnl., and =
~ well Peter, ha, lo7engc. O equal tci
in coughs colds. WORMS Dyspepsia ioe SPIRIT, >"a s'kuf -
and ,in-s. and also >t-rg ilruns Plaster, prce
shilin which caHnlt be- matched n the country OF
Peter, Pill. II sn.edrs' p >p-ak Infy fr" known a,ir
ne plus ultra of medicine, every ,hrrr Oc,. $50 Brood
way $50 and 80 Bprery. 10 Hudson, and 2i1 Chatham
streets, New York and ~ North sixth srtrt, Phifirl-
phia The editor thinks that the public cannot b. 0therN
Than grateful 10 HIM tor the above Information.
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REcaPITULArIoN oF PRlSCIF.L ARTICLES EN

The following i thu amount Of flour. produce,
&c, that was in store in thi, city at the opening
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RoBERT sEA2s. Putss
AGFNTS MANTEn

JFNT0 v MID
u Persons 100 fbr country. - Ling 10 49, y. ARR
f't'iF' 80 uc Lrce.'afy l.nfmaiioa, b. alfre * Z,
lciig'' ~ ihe subscriber a, ab1gr pot paid
- lbs neautHpi AMI Interesting Work ron. - =
iu ge octave volume, O about 30 page. prui. lrgf
aIl 81, ~. hourgres ~ fe 90 thc hu',i paper ~
: med o. ~ 30 per volume, Dl'omey bosne -
ans FILTERED.
- i literal discount made 10 those who oir,ts,J
| he quantity. i5is.
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al The same place at O'Clock where Christians Of all ..
nomlnatos favorable to the object are invited 10 attend
;. : JOCELYN, Chairman
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ASSISF,sARY WEEK-One %; ihe mos, Interesting Cxii-
btOEs IN ny, and one deserving OF s at
eulOu Of Strangers CaierWoos KoiundO where nay
be The beautiful PaLOrana Of Jerusalem and TLebss
said 10y who have been the spot gyea very
view those places the story the Old
woni Open every day, and " 30 BE- brilliantly Illuminated
every evening ths week,
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or Directors Of uis Institution the following Gentlemen
elected tor the ensuing year VIZ.
Mes.rs I-aac T smith, John : SALISBURY
George >tiu, Charle, Mead
wv Chiuenden, Thomas Earle
John Knox. Lew. g Forman
B. >aa. Charle. " Sation
Isaac Fowler AbfrtG Zsbnsk~
Alta subsequent meeting Of the above director. tie I'll
loving offcer, were duly elected 81.
Fer Plcfidr'-haac I smith
Pee Prssiioaf-George : Suit
Cor Seere;Gry-Albsn @ Z4brskie
Rec. Sesretay-Lers d. Fornan
TreanDey-JOhn :. Salisbury
For CosnI,lior,-Hon TLeo Preli1ghuy.en
Rev jas VI laOr d ID
Rsy TLeo DewHt. ID
Rev Spencer n Cone, DID,
ml2 Mosr, II Gcnlel ia
- Regular Ticket for re Omcer. Of tn.
American Institute for 1sI2-43.-The Polls
VII BE- opSneh between and O'Clock thi- r. H. The Re-
TRUSTEES.
For Pr,fid,nf. laws T,LLvaDcg
foT oe Pres'derfs. ADoSiE,s CHASDLEE
..JoHS TEayrEs
For Correrpoaaiag S.ol,'ary....T B. wATEw,.
Fer Trsassrer. .JOsFPH TIrcoNg
For experimenting fge1t... n - wAEENAN.
y Antf.siayery Mi.sions.-A rs~,ting o. =,
number Of sentie'sen Ut different rel denomnaon.
Wa b-d "Wednesday afternoon, Ith inst attic Hal
iege Crosby street. near Spring stree, occo, Ell 10
congregation under he cf the Rev ID c,.l,, D.,
consider the sGbJect Of soictag or forn,irg = ct,-
through "hich A't>avery Chr stan. and other. can nm
their contributions Tor The conversion Of heaileu n,t6,,
and nus avoid N cling Il m tie money .oi, Tod I'm,
a'sioi'efs " Inorey received Of them By Missionary
noai' 70 '"sy ny Which the donor are reeogris,d a.
brethren IA COOL standing in tie church, Of the I
Ch'i'i Aher the adoption Of a re.olnioo IN r,,, .,b
a'hAhnr' o. communication subsequent to an Interesting
dsen"ion' The meeting was ADJOURNED tomeet
THIS AFTERNOON,
~ "e ahe pace Al O'Clock where Chr ssas OF all de
aona'os favorable to the object are invited to attend
= :. JOCELYN, Chairman.
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