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DR. HON0CR DosTWICY.

4 ECTURER, AND AUTHOR OF a complete Practical
WORK the Nature and Treatment Of tbs Osnitol n
nary Organs quarOi II splendid plates 5cs pp Pncst 90
The Boston M.de.l AID susFaJ Journal
with, attempting uirs- Of ths -ofs Nth w
the su-f be sad sssssY last
dscj-dy. sni sthoat aaihean, sqa. 10 any 81 hen
As'0ns Trsu MT sl1 10 tb>s- Dr. bcst~fs
eod sod notbns prevent ihs
beng spread th- land The f.st ssi-s -
conesf Ne has produced thofouSh eel dtste5
-th lar snytho % The sad ca me
afprastes i-rrtnfor= s-mpf-f IN ti- founuy."
Author of a treatise entitled Hints Yong Men, fpp
2Jl pages price VI. Author Of The Family Physician
10 Sc These works be had Of the publishers,
d25 isu BURGESS 4 sTRINGER, N Broadway.
" Of the Author 4 Broadway doors above Broome-sL
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Next rs recitation by pupil Of hymn written
Tor tne occasion We give verse or two
81 not tor - ogr earnest plrs.
~ o'hers roo W. .nrercsie
Fcr those .ess favored. far than We
The tf-sfra - 10 Ci't plead
For those with hesrfs 90 u,.e-v bound
All EYES dep . -s. N i Ta,,r despair,
The Ctt3reu q ~ CIR shlr~
The Land or ih' Best dialogue Nss spoken by
male snd female pupil after which their wss very
snrsesrFe Dialogue on Temperance
3d. We 'rc al putting away through the World. was
eNcslsntiy chauntrd y al
Republican Egualify~ WAS the ncNs address by 6
boy
Re- T P THATzs next occlpiei the attention Of the
meeting lie said defy a. Ire powers Of the painter
% paint such picture S. 10 ore yol now look upon
l css. 10 cannot pant the mors-the sure snd Ger.
ZEN moral effect hch those chi,dren-Attle now-win
.rrcad upon human society. I would speak a few
words fo- The " Ciidrca - fle CIR Yes take
s-e from n word hs Is adopted here. The Home -
how friendly. how comfortable thAf name Whist mem
ORES does that name not brins-whst name more 40
proprar that which chershes those children And
thosi bat part of the bcrchccnt effects OF the
Home would that every woman IN ils Sudicnce
would ap-ronria's one week % influence their friends
f1r Pho Home Think friends NJ those poor
who ar drawn into the depths OF misery. and who only
await opportunity % rush from the sinks OF nismy
whore Youthful udiscrcton has placed them. They
are your sistersbrde not up the word sisters they
your sisters and u you won acknowledge them,
SIT tell you whose children they are-they are tae
children OF the great Goi-thst God who created YOU
~ them Think Of this hen YOU leave this think OF Il
Rlcn iyng down Many Of those creatures have As
gooi hearts you capable OF the highest capacities Tor
va.ch women are ordained Think tor those poor
creatures You won II know YOU wont-let this noble
Society this Home hc forgotten
Mr. Isaac HoPFES-iou have been informed OF
tho object Of the Home aud the good il has done. and
VIII tell you few anecdotes 70 prove the truth Of
what is stated. Here Mr. Hopper related some touch
ing anecdotes showing the benefit snd hope the Home
is % the unfortunate The speaker also addressed his
Young friends and con vred them to BE- careful in early
liis-ro keep from fslsehood-swsys tell the truth.
IL 'he only way 70 be forgivensnd reminded them
taa. gratitude should ever be- in their thoughts snd
nearest their hearts.
There was some excellent singing from the children,
and recitation delivered in very good style by ono Of
the boys The Flower Boy. The meeting concluded
by musical exercise
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Escnpe of MacrcndN.

After the performance of Nae6dk was finished, Mr.
Nscrcady passed through the crowd with the audience
~ho We're leaving ON foo, and unrccognzcd and made
his escape lie LETT The City during the night and was
At New Rochelle an the morning az o'clock where
L hroakfa.tcl md took The carly tlain % Boslon.
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Meeting Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
COMPANY. a..

B,1riuorr. Friday Hay HIP w.
Tie Che.apeake and Ohio Cansi Company held
meeting today in tn. city 70 is .sii tiat business 90
intortance il beforc ihem. Tho announcement 'T
t.,c-raph Of iae riots iu your CITY ias- e-n.n- Das
caused ci.4. settlement here
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The opera-IIou.e During the Day.

From early hour in the morning rhe Opera House
vas surrounded by crowds OF people, attracted ny
curiosity sympathy with sufferers IN the scenes oi
the evening Within and without strong police iorcc
kept diucnt watch Tho interior of the house received
no inurcs and only the broken Windows gave signs 81
tie Infa rInf
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C0tRI o. APfFALs.-Before a fall Bench The case Of
Le0sv glicyey - a. appellants Eleanor Ciys, respon-
dent. concluded yesterday, and case NJ. on the
calendar taken ~.
Joseph Seggtae plt IN error ". Henyy Segniae def
boo For piiI, D. p Ogden. Esq for def George
Wood, E.I. THIS disposed u, aud No 10 taken
up.
AiIm Small ptf IN error, " Herkger Manufacturing
H,ryqslie Company. defs iu error FOR pin. Messrs.
johnson Southrnsyd for deft- hr-srs Spencer krr-
nan The case was not concluded when the Court adj
burned tll 10 o'clock today.
POLICE COURT-A woman named taihsnne MELON
gh habits druukard. was arrested IN Wednesday
night about 10 O'Clock b. officer APPLICABLE, charge
ing her VINO The time very sck win the
consumption she funOusly drunk. and 10 that state
Drrpefrstd the referred She locked up
-o await examination, which will take place 10 day
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Death of DISTINGUISHED Citizen.

NAsHiSCToN. nday, May ii-i.i
DAME. Carroll, OF Darlington, aged - years .
deei lie was nephew Of Charle4 arroll 90 carr'"n
VI Revolutionary mfmOry.
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Lieut. o. Brown son Of Prot. Brown residence -
Crosby -. understand was shot 40 he came on' q"
the Amphtheatcr door
Dcacon A. 81 Collins OF the AIen-st Church, We
also shot a. We are informed Particulars not stated
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I.aM tourts.

PoLcE COuRr.-A man named Peter Thompson was ar.
rested by officers Duryea and Bakcock. on charge Of
stealing $50 ~ from the t 1T his employer, narsd Nm
Prentice. No ~ Princes, The money wa recOt cred
and IhOmp locked M 90 About 1Ocock iest
evening man calling himself Antonio Trooper. ar
rested on o charge stealing silver atch and ~ IN
money from Peter Ferdinand. RE was committed.
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BY TtlEeaapa 10 THE New.YORk IRI8usE.
Death by Cholera of Judge BrOugh-Pro-
are-s Of the Disease nj Cincinnati, &c.

'IE'I'NAII IHII-'l8if NY I-F--I -
Jadge Brough, Presiding edge Of the Hamilton
County Cour; Of Common Pleas. and late EDITOR o me
Faft.r.r w.. seized 1y te Cholera this morning and
expired his affcr.oon A. = oci0ck
Tho .sror hss ri-en fee- since yesteri-y
Tho Board Of Healtl port - new Gases II CAo-e-a
within tho 'ast - hours and deaths The number Of
case. ior the week ending wednesday, acre y al
deaths 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12

IMPORTS IRON BosrOS INFO CANApA-TheN
hal greatly declined rig the 81 Lawrence compared
with l-41. OF woocn,, the value imported IN l-4-
Vas : 4 sOsf2 OF linens So ,62 yards OF plain
cacocs 7O7 }7 yards OF printed and dyed do. yards
a - VaS The difference IN quantity purchased IN
no United states Of American or English fabrics
OrEE~sroS SUsPENsIoS BRiDGs - Another
h,re win be built across ~ Niagara River forthwith,
% srshs The view from the center OF the bridge
viii be grand beyond description
NAVIGATION Laws.-The tenor OF advices az
Montreal per the last packet leads the editor 10 eApe
Thai the bl for modification Of the British Navigation
laws Will be passed this session
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MIcROCOsMIC vIEWs, q

tne new AsseInoIy HO0Ins Chlsse N1s'1H y -
way-The exhibition Of these novel and wonderil. PC
tnre. al the CHINESE MUSEUM EVERY E'ENlNO
They consist Of hundred painfngs 90 gsss ~
he most eminent arusts. reflected through tfsen inch
scromanr lenses upon a transparent thirty feet
gtd--embracing scenes IN Itsly, The Alps, Germany,
Spain. Porplgai, England France ChinA, Aines, 400
Views inelnd M Greenwood and Mount Auburn Csmets
nes. New Ysss Bay &c .e The second part VIA pre-
Of Wa,hinetos TsyOr Clay and Wcbstsr, and entirely
new and nzgEcent sp>etsee entitled The ksisidoseops
~ be.uty and nsgni1cencs " these views e sde-
euaely described in words Psrquetts neksts % esnts,
and seats can secured during the day from W o'clock
Nv ,DueanOn a. tive Hall Admission ~ all other pars
ofthe house q Exhibition " commence al n 0elock
my7 w
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DRAWING BOOKS, 40.

EoR sCHOOLs-Joness Linear Perspective, No L.
L % cents
Coe. Little Scholars Drawing Book. 25cts
Goes Drawing Book OF Trees ~ cts
Goes Easy Lessons In Landscape Drawing 10 cts
Goes Drawing Book OF American Scenery. 81 -
Abhotts Drawing Cards-eght series, each o. cite
Oxford Drawing Books. ~ 80 For sale at
nvln Ns SANTON'S, iel Fulton-st.
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STILL FARTHER PARTICULARS
More OF the Wounded.

Mr.. Stewart Of the late firm Of Coey, Stewart n
Co Mobile, retired merchant, willie standing IN tie
Bowery, was shot IL the neck and will not proba-
bly, recover.
Mr.. Philip Livingston young man who MSS
standing in ST. Marks place. was badly wounded,
tie shot entering the forearm and coming out near
the thumb.
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Additional List Of Wounded.

Additional List OF W Ounded.
Tho following il a farther hst Of those wounded IN
TIA riot.
Private Ta,hil "a Co. National Guard. severe wound
in ne nesd
Private spaaord. Of Na'ionel Guard severe wound
n the head
William sene.k, % year. Of age residence - sov-
enta.sireei dangerously wounded by shot spec-
tstor
4 young Phladepaan. name not ascertained badly
shot through the thigh
- Erai.icd. Of the firm If secor & Ca spectator.
shot through the knees.
negro woman. occupying the smsn cottage op-
Dos.,e Ur Ianqdon Wa shot through the cheek while
lying IN red 80, dangerous.
VIM. &. Eassen, E-q. lawyer d Wal-st le.i ms
residence 10 fourth-avenuc. about nalfpa.i 10, and
VIII. passing tie corner Of Lazy. t'.-psce. had biz
laft an. shattered by ban. He Wa taken home.
Mr Mar.hsl Lcaer;-, OF the firm OF Messrs- Geo. J..
Noorcwood Co - and d. Beavers while on duty re-
an officer was knocked from his horse ~ a stone and
seriously wounded.
One of tine National Guards had his iawbone hrok'a
Dy pasng-st0ne.
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XVIII ward Police srnrion House.

The following the list OF those brought 90 this 20
Ice Station dead or wounded
Owen Burns. residence 81 Charles st-sho' through
the head
Johns Jones. residence 2l9 sullivan st-shoi through
tie neck while standing IN Astorplacc
Matthew Carhart, residence First Az. cor OF Twelfth
st.-sho: through the breast and neck.
Mathew Csharn sho, through the hcad-rcsidencc
not named
Thonia. Kcarnsn. shot through the head residence
not named
George Washington Taylor shot in the back OF 'A'
neck, brought to the Station House al A. NJ died "
o'clock % minutes
George W Gedney, sho, through the head "hle
standing in Astor place residence not named
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yEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE kSTOR-PLkCE TRAGEDY!
FARTHER PARTICULARS.
Movements OF the Military.
Departure of Macready.

We have collected, from every possible source,
number OF farther particulars 10 relation - the
,rsgc affair Of Thursday night. which We hasten
l. as before the readers Of The Tr,bnHc.
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The Arrested.

The following are the names of the arrested and who
were committed by Justice MovNrFoRr for parucipa.
ton in the not OF Thursday night at the As,orpacc
Opera Hnusc
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- The Second Annual Meetin

Y1rk SOCIETY," le PfOmutDn OF kIlcltOn aInOnY COT
or-i thldren. win oe held n te basenenf Oi - Philip
Crrrrg Centres. on Monday May H. l2fs 81 .. o'clock
n Al said meeting an election viii take place for y
Trsf-e- Of sad society Polls open al o'clock and close
al e. o'cock " subscription ior nembef-hip 81 will
10 received bv he Treasurer. } McCCsE sNrH, o. 81
West Broadway until u O'Clock A. VI VI he Gay u Tie
election or any day previous hereto Ballots WI BE- sub
united 0 members with TIE ~orl- kuctiOu 90 one dol.
f..-Ye-.~ ard RedlruOn 10 one t0lar-No' printed
thereon Bv order ~ lnr Board ~ lrlsfess
al l,w4nS- PATRICK H. REASON Secretary
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GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, CHI

j MISE BUILDINGS Broadway, between Ponce aud
Spring ss-This collection, the srgssi IN ts world and
he only Of the kind 10 this county exnDin me d1sf-
manners and CUSTOMS progress 10 The Ara Regions Lsws
Literature Agriculture, Trades and Manufactures IL con
sst. Of srze number Of figures Of tie nzs u i- several
hundred paninz apartments, vessels motes OF
emues houses and bridges specimens u manufactures u
vaTious kinds agricultural snd mechanical implements
musical Instruments. lsnterns te ae. Open daily from
~ oil p. ~ Ambulance Is cents. Children under
Y YEAR " age bal price Hlsn
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BOOK TRADE.
HYDRofArHY AND THE WATER CURE
FOWLER 4 WELLS

CLINTON HALL i.s and 1871 Nss.sa-st pnbnsh works
- on Water Cure, HydropsAy, Physiology, and 90 ths
Nsmrs Sciences generally The following ar. new WORKS
and new editions.
The Water Cure Manual soseu,s.
Water Cure in al diseases. 50 cents.
Errors OF Physicians IN the Water Cure, ke
Curio.iaes Of Common Water. sc
Ths Water Cure IN Bowel Complains. %
The Water Cure in Pregnancy ard Csiii sirsa "a
Water Care JOarnsl-monIhy-ior number.
We viii furnish al works these subjects poenshedin
Enrope or America FowLEK WELLS.
nv. wis ~ and l5l Nassau-st IN Clinton Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12

AWoRIU ON FIRE-Iicut Maury. Superintendent
OF tine National Observatory, Washington says IN o
late address
" mny he that there j. now. TAI. very time. IN tho
innalncnt above. world ON FIRE. Argus, well known
the southern he- sphere has suddenly haZrd iofth
ana from stu of the second or third magnitude now
glbrrs with the hrla3ncy OF IA cnrsi.'
The above. from the pen If one whom we are proud
20 acknowledge as scholar OF high scientific attain
mcu,s has been widely copied by the press The
writer has. however, been good deal puzzled. by
Lieut. Mauy'- explanation of the increased spendor
of the star Argus. For. taking as example the most
powerful lilh. attanablc by combustion, that OF IN.
ONv-hy droc, jet upon lime or phosphorus or steel
burning ga Oxygen gas, 10 mot OBTAIN len. tnal
would crcl rtsibi ID viewed IA line with direct 30
lar rays Now il the light OF the nNcd stars Is OF the
nature OF that emitted hy sun, and II Is believed
that ihis fact generally admitted, how could the com
bustion of add TO its brillancy.
Again would not the powerful stellar light required
10 traverse the immense distance from the liked stars 10
our planet be- entirely obscurcd by the vast quantity of
matter voafihlcd in the process OF burning 80 large
body and accumula'ng IN dense cloud around me
whole our own mas from time 20 usie shown
large spots OF obscUrcd light (Which are perhaps burn
ing vol, auoc> and may not Argus likewise nave been
similarly affected and either have obhteraied these
duh spots, or perhaps revolving upon its axis nay
uucd Ms bright side toward US A. any rate the
writer cannot subscribe to the burning up OF Argus
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Fowiers & Wells, Phren0iogists and
Publishers, Canton Hall III Nassag,t the Park.

u Notice,-The Annua. Meeting Vi the Society en-
i the New orb Institution for the Instruction 0f the
DEAF and Dumb wiz le held a. the Institution, TUES
DAY NAV d. for the election Of officers The polls viii
b, open from % O'Clock NJ. q :. ROBBINS oec'y
New YOrA, May :. lss. my7l
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~. Water-Cure In-titufe-.-DR- TRAIL receives
osuenfs r hs -ofuiOc city iabstmeDt IS La hist
me DOR from Johns PaTs ard al Oyster Bay, L. he
as 80 CON DcrrL assistants sr outdoor prucLce ION
s1 ll~rons. vrrbsl 0r b. .rler. - al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12
DHILHARMOSIC sOCfErY.-sHyENTH

j sEA5OS.--The Fourth aud Last Concsr tas
viii taxe place SATURDAY May u, at uas Apollo
Rooms, Broadway. Pvt l. Lsekners Pnzs symphony"
Quarstfe from Lucia, Mr. Dustin and Sons Par Over
blre, Midsummer Nights Dream" Tho, "Csnons"--
COsta, ue Brothers Disun. BumHssfs SepPsets Over.
Der FriyschgiI" Extra tickets may be obtained
scharfsnDeTx Lgs's nnslc from he sscre-
,ary. By ORDER JOHN A. KYLE, see'y, ss Broouisss.
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- Wizs and Toupeer.-BarcHEIoR's ne,

y Nizs and TOupeeE.-btTcHEL0R's newly m
renet WIGS am scap obtained silver medal q the
F4ir " tl- American llsurlle. They made d me
nes natural lair Zll1 " lnequ1ed workmanship, ana
o-r le SUPERIOR svanagrs Of extreme hghtness, nefn
ra Appearance and durability. They hfhke a. -
defy detection Tie argesf assortment pi Wig and Io1
pee- me city be- Ieeied from a. BATcHELoAs
MfluiactJrv.4 Wa'-st near Broadway. Private rooms
,lr f'..rg " 20 Copy he addr-ss dis A"Asu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12

ARRESTED on AWAREasT.-A man named Jas
Winn was arrested last evening, by officer Porter on
WENT is.nei by Justice Hard OF Waterbury, Conn
He was detained preparatory 10 being sent back 70
Connecticut fer trial
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Is NOW READY.-PRtCE IS CENTS.
CONTENTS. -NarAooi-i;s Hindrsnee' and Hopes. -
- Greeley Life and Genius Of Michael Angelo BY )
VI Suueker; TrSnsancns from he German Of Jesa Paul.
Reeve; Land ard Labor. Hsne Neu q Genius sair The
Dignity 81 Labor. Wslker; The Hebrew Prophets s1i
Christian Gospel With Biographical Scnees, Poetry
Criticisms &c ae sTRISGrRk TOWNSEND.
uva 81. % Rros.iwsv cor Anr-st
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~ Mrs. VI. :. Cove Nichols, Water Cure Pbysl
an o. IrcngtOu-sv COusU L4rOns from 30 NJ tO4P
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-, Frederick Burnes 40 Pearl st. Mel Gray, ll9
Grand - Kelly, l0i EastThr;eenth-.,; - va
gure lOs East Tarteenth-st., Matthew Kehan, rot
known Thos kocuan, not known.
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The STEINER UNITED STATFs-The Herald
SAYS that an order was received in This City yester
day. from Washington 10 prevent the departure OF the
steamship United States unless her purchasers give "a
tsactory bonds that she shall not be- used rs war
steamer in the present struggle between Prussia and
Denmark
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pArpRAMKs,s SCALES.

fAlhBANkS'S SCAAkSs
rArTION-The weil-earued reputation " ttrs~ SO
" has induced the vendors Of imperfect sna "ornisss
balances % offer hen Fsifbankss oesie, sna p.s
clasers have thereby in many cases ocrn su1.e,'1
fraud and i'm position The subscribers nsse 20 eonIossfy
with honorable competitors who snsact bosHes ~ rsir
own Names bu. regarding The perpc~tofs " ts 1900
fr.t :. rnrsgng cease shke unjust and dishcnofabs,
sew take III. ~ esgrou The Rehc Of tfsu " o-
s,r,ons n 1T FAIRBANKS CO. Msnuf4cf sEers.
M 2s~1.sm FAIRBANKS CO 81 Ws.srst Acenz
n0wER PRESS WORk-Do1e By 6EORot
f6iLL % Tdbups Doihinss, basement sls ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12

~ wigs. wigs, Wizs.-Citzens and strangers
are formed that argest cheapest and best
OF - ha~tg- lOupees braics d long hair ana onef
,-ag-rt4l hair D. 20 Be found al AEDHrzsr HEAsDs >,
= tf..s.n-I.-- The trade .gpplied az I'm
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CITY ITEMS.
FRiDAr. May II, l.

fkiDAtf NAY H. lrtf.
NIGHT WASDERkR.-Aoo1il- o elocA last nish'
- 4, Pierce was found wandering about the
- in the Eehih Ward. II deralged STATE oi mind
~. vas ,aken 10 the Stanonhouse and provided for
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SUDDEN DEsrE.-A man named Jacob + urions
e.n Ssad IN Wauut-si last aight having 10 home lie
-. =" ., y, N the Dead house in the Park
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THE ANNIVERSARIES
OF the American and Foreign
Rib!r society.

TIE i-ih Anniversary sbrs;i1n 81 tbs >5ci-
s-v ,s rerI % The Meeting h1so ~ 10 Ovr-st Rap-
IL, C.arch yesterday Tho exercise was oPenei by
-ssi.-- from pho -r-rtur5s H isa-- .v isv. " os-
eoro r.-n.-i Missionary from f-ru.ah. AFTER wtcl
R-- I,H. PICK rrci-ei prayer, which wss followed Is
rhar-r- o.. e0th Hymn
Ivr CoIcArE. F-1. Ireas1rcr presented 10 Pc
port 20 s society from which We gather tina; ior The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-12

Organized Itlk Inc OLDEST esLADIsh<d Company To We
world The frst 10 hsnnonizs Negro meodies aud org
the present popular style of kthopiso Entertain
menls, whose In this city during tbs psst three
years most concusv. evidence ~ their superior merit
and attract The Company Consists 81 ten Fer
formers under the direction " Il. r CHRIsff. Doors
open commences ats O'Clock. An Aisr1yn
Concern every SATURDAY myT iwiss
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Rcqui.l ion or The Governor for L. :. Troops.

IL is reported that the Governor has made re
QUESTION on the commanding officer OF Fort Coum-
bus for body Of regulars TO aid in preserving the
peace.
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FiI1 GRTENE HALLECI-The author of "Marco
Bolzaris" wa- Tins morning in Broadway apparently
quite recovered from his recent attack of brainevcr
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George Lincoln from East Cambridge Mass wounde
IN the sbdouon, since dead.
The others the as reported in yesterday
Tri5ra<
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~ Gentlemen, Why do you 20 70 ihOse miserable
srSe-. rerr they Only mir brush fyr months
-tsgr 81 lhog ceaning Wsen you get your hair cut
h ar arv syrng .ty.- ., MEDHURsT HEARD's, Il Ma
iena1s. eat e.A pair Of hair brushes used 70 eaeh
~r-0warf AZ In
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Csroner's ONCE.

The following are the names OF those who were taken
10 the osce Of the Coroner; William Butler % ThomP-
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y Liquid Hair Dye.-bATchkLok lnstantanepus
rv lair 20 ralrsl black o. brown color "liAOut injury
m he hair % .sn Pers0ns wishing tle best article IN ne
o-,rket should call tBtIcHELoss msn1lac.Ofy, sl.t
~ 80 ,. near Broatwsy. Copy The address di)TTAsa
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PROCLANIATION.

The following Proclamation was issued by
Na,,r.
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ANllJSEMEN1S.

OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
MECHANICS HALL, No. az Broadway between
wi Grand and Broome- slsThe original and weknown
CHRISTY,S NQyNSTRELS
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TIE Meet1- IN hersf Of the 4. 3 c. Z. NJ
WAS h,.l yesterday morning stt,s Ta5-u'e'e ,.s ss
lsr Arnlverss-v b. occr--.r- --. Ssp,srrbef'-
Hon THroDorE p EIsNGIs.s 'EN iu tlc Chair. sad q