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css.sssAA Hatch. for Desss,; sptSss. 49, -. -
Ss Bic; csss;s: No. ssSt.s =; -.
is.s g. Yea As "a Ssss. P.sss J s:sss
~ SEPT ,s.sk Lusi.as s...., s..s.
cAs,.ASsr Oct s-Arr BRIG css.sssid. s.sv. mon pss-
CySlooi. Oct 10 Brig Ferdinand than Tor Auss.rs..
cAsL,.sI Sep, p tass brig vuituss. Bara.ss. n
S.vIsA o.. ssIds Prs:s fsyis. ieI ssss::s: .s-.
s. p;ss Sss. s ci 81, MI.
%. s-Br harkiand orasia, fog Yssk; frsx-
SaIssa oes.-B.rt Lus.s. xsri.. Rich. for Boston,
cs:,,: s:ys..
ss:; q 4.
& np s rssss Tor % Or hoslsaas iDca "a The pert
Ps. days Believed che shortest r..ssss %
EArIs Oct l-1ark casaa. Ltus;ohn. from osd,s for
PLAsrss Cows Oct l7Bris jas wallace, Small from Pie
sssa ssss g.: s;'.s -,
s s.ss s DO s sh s:s
r. ss :s r.: z s:s
s.Ys s e.. "a fs.. m
Home Ports.
ALAciucoLA' Oct l7-Arr bark Previdsnes Carr NYerk
S..:.. o.; s 'h .:ss: S:
Bi SS.4o. 9ss . rs1,s ss:.,,
Liverpool 18th inst II HaIifss a6sh nses; arr IN aossor
s,,ss! q ssh JOB. nS: ss:
rs,sSs wi%i.s'sSa Nc 70. Ne :s..,.:r rsEsss:s
ssrpooi via Hsifss: barb Nashua, cssrd Pkils1sSss
S5s SsSs csDs TssS sS sst Ass
Darisn Ca Rosmer, SAnl ssowsrs. Philadsiphia 40,
a .s 1a S' q sss SsS. Shs'
bark Prospects brss ohoossv, Elsa sursss. BsrkSad VI
Bnsrol. Dot ss-sli schr North Pacific. Hswislpau,.
Two schrs and three soeps .nehor in hA,,
S.3-s: s:ses s:s So s al. .I e:
Absotsiord nSnson. Bio Grands sAd nh SAD chip ors
c4,vssscs sss o.. iO-Ar brig Enpirs. Avery SYess
port iSh Carlos Sears arr up 18Th diss :. lead
for Boston: brig Rlov Coiburn. Boston. l.
JAoxsosvLs ocs ls-In brig conmsrss for Boston.
Laws csas MA bark snss brig are TIE suly vss-
Two Iss and three came 70 tho snchoass sS
afternoon outward bound their names destinations
stIuetsd By . strong wind from NNs 60
oss aArr :s.siiS F.s gss.
York via Chagrss and Havanss bark Mary Parker Asld
sss
5.vss. @. as-Arr brig x.yaex:.. pu,.sII B.is-
Harriet LOUISE crannsr staten Isssd; Benz ''S R.s.s
Reeves. Providenee Rio Grsnde Horen NYerk; WIN rho
ia S sa.ss
Providsnss WIN Thomas: Tees.r Sor~s:s Gr.sa: Nss.
Reeves. BO.ion; .ts.@sT Novelty. 9sits. sIssi; 49,.
Bsle. s"ep Hiard Dayton. SYsrs si:s .Ssp .is i
the caIiso Smith from Albany and sehr d est Ar
cuss ;esE:
wellington. ellen and GIseian wsls DO; Ansslins
sS"ss Ts5s sl:s: is:aa Hun 90; sad from Below ss
Tsss.coLA oc brig orisss Hinds B.lfsss. Ne.
RicHMoSD. OCT 2s-Arr sehr Merchant, Couch. NYork.
Graves, Hong Eone. -
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rP.. sr.Ar,up cArApA.l

tPER SrsAnsup CANADA
ANTWERP. Oct iC-Sld koophsndel. N York.
BssnEaEAvxs. Oct n-sd hinona, NYorki 18th. Colsm-
CApz OCT 6sla Adnissanes Harrison. San Francisco;
CHos.rxDr, oes S-Arr Washington. Griffin. Boston;
Louse. NYoik Sid 9th, Indian Queen. Drummond. Lv-
tcwn ootls-An Franklin ts). NYork ssh and proceeded
DEAl. Oct l7-Arr American Eagle, Doa.s. London for
York land cid same dAy.)
90. e, s1
GmnALrAR. Oct sArr osk. dunbar Malaga tsAasld for
Gyrrsssuse. ss-An Rhons Davis oronsssds. to load
HAssuRa Oct Is--Arr Kord Amsrika NYork; 18th mot
6thl Clara Ann. Keod MAtanzAs
nAves oes ls-Arr AssrseAn. smith. ondon SD 18th.
i.v0sr, oss y. SID 81 a:lsn.. Ksn.. Boston: ,.,
18th. Aetson E0rsans Jos Bsdssr sfonsd do Insrnso
Y.rI 6sss de Rio G1.ass Ryan, sa.ssa
FIspsenis BOYLE, DO Helen AGsv. iass, and Columbia
nj In The riysr outward bound Windsor Castle s:ssrs
Onward; 1s,ly: TOR sss. :a. NJ g., c.-,,,. o.,
do Oct - Anglo %nso s
90 z;s Rev. aSwss DO sSy 4 .,.ie. s. s,s re- Stsri
q Esd Louis 6ss. 90 ssS' w..hnsssn Page: DO
c.ih.ras 90 Ivsnlos do with ts.p.ien: rh,l.dslpha
18th GIaa.% 70, e..,I.ss !, SS
sss.n..h Lns. for 90 ,nnsdi.ssly Jca.. True for
DO lSth Tcendsrss LoodnAh. Chasoa Adsns for do
s:pp;s.. s,s ..iP:. .s.sn:.
sspss HATES Jss.: as.Is Sssri..sS. LAZY
10 I P:s for aos s ha
Rvercae Jno Toce Brandy vine Laplsnd Canil'us, Ssa
King rhsmir. Springfield. and hitiosse for NOrieaus
IoSDos, Ocs lsIn pors log, Satra, Morse. for NHork
sa1ssaH Tor Boston. ids SID 18Th PsHnsssa. Mar
wick, Cardiff
LISBON, Oct 8-Arr Derfna, NYork.
IAa.EnlIs; oss il-ArI Ssavsar. Nyorh IaiIis.t..
deiia GrasiA NYorh In port ias Dolphin tsv DahiSsrs
for Boston.
NIEuw DIEPPn. Oct l6-Hsyward Clay, AmstsrdaD, fer
Curacao; Frlnz Adslbert. DO for nUrleans.
OPoRTo. Oct SID Cuba. Sawyer, NYerk.
scArshRy RoADs. Oct lssld EliEabsth Hunter, NYork
TsxsI, Oct Is-Arr Balar, Niork.
TRIksTE brew TO Jct li-Arr Gra1ia. NYsrk.
VxNIos, Oct 9-AIr JGrpen. Been Richmond.
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The Adjustment OF Liquor Selling on
Board of STEAMBOATS,.

-PuIssUEaH, Oct 30, 1850.
A meeting Of sts smbost o~ners held last night
40 memorialire Congress not TO adopt the Law which
was pas by the House OF Representatives last
sion. forbiddng liquors, &c Co be carried on bsard
steam boats The merchants q Cincnn att Louisville,
&c. have follow ed the example
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Geographic Marine Reports.

bosron, Oot ~.
AIrived-Bris Charlotte Galway Sept Hsh; sehr Sarah
PARKER FreeericksburE.
Ciesr.d-Bsrk, Nautilus Gibraltar; sumptsr Charleston;
Albatros Cisnfuegos PhAdoipniA schrs Fanay
San Frsnc,oo Rainbow Richmond; Louisa woeots and
n Klotts, kYork.
BRDroI- Dot n
Ariived-Soop Excel, KYork.
FALL Rvxa. Oct 10
Airived-Sioop Roanoke. Albany.
OnLEAra s72
Administrators Palmetto, Hyork. wa Key West Left
~ hey West schr Athos from NYork, BID 20 hatanzas
small portion OF her damaged by the carrying
OF Of her She will ai again In few
NsRysLK, Oos 80.
Arrved-Schr Rolla San BlAa 80 days. NProvidsnoe
Polly binds sailing NYork.
Kingston dropped last plight, sail Day.
Sailed zyth-Brig Brothers, wInaics.
Hsv BDveaD. Oct 70
Arrivsd-schr Henrietta, PhiiAdsiphia.
CleAred-Rark President. Atlantic.
ssiled-sbip Mary NPacino sohrs Mary Elizabeth,
Lsrkn. and Haret Philadepnis Henry Clay Albany ny
0bbs kYorh; slsops william Eondout; Republic Lewis,
and Lsmphesr. kfork
Arrived-sebrs Barrett Philsdelphis BA west. Alba
py Harriet kroIt; sieops Editor. koadeut willard Ca
zeile, hrtist. kfork
sa,lsd-Bris sampson. phlAdeiphias Gen rrsshnn,
Chsrrystone ysroieman and Tine SUFFOLK; Kimira, and
Rogers Albany.
cieared-ship cerro Gordo. savannah Russa. IA
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The p. ssages Of the Steamships southerner
u.d isabel.

tHAKLEsroT, Oct 20 1850.
The steamship Issbel arrived at this pert at eight
o'clock this evening The running tine ir0u city to
city 90 hours She passed thr steamer South
O'Clock the AFTERNOON Of the 18th tEenty miles
north q Cape Hattsras The has beaten ths South
ern,r from New York TO Charleston rs hours
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sam Another steamboat sunk.

lutfstltLE UCtsbsr 80 1850
The steamer Euphra,es from Pittsburgh, tor ST.
Iouis surk this afternoon. ~ Nev Albany She lies
careepsd. with her guars under water. The
working the pumps aud trying Go raise her IL sup
rossd that she struck rock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-31

BsIrfMoHs October 30 1850.
Papers from Galves'os 20 the nth inst v,re
c,iv.d ~ 10 nights southern mail but they coptsn
nothing Of special importance Mr. McKennsy. .
member of the Legislature has published letter,
svcvirg his Dc stun to resign n hrs
rsi Iesrcs'e noutdsfv
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The Cotton Crop-rhe Frost, Sc.

CINcNNAri, OFT. 30, 1850
There was revere frost at Matches Friday night
which Destroyed the cotton crop and did much injury
to vegetation generally.
The ground in the vicinity OF Matches under the
hill continued to give way and IL was supposed that
three houses Ibove the steamboat landing would be
carried away daring the night
The weather here Is clear and frosty.
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HAvRr-Packet ship Titan reil-G Aycrisg Of NYsvhs
Martin and lady slana Heis lady. Master Hei
sris; l. De Lusssc. NYork; Klsboun, Canada; a
NYerk.
HAysK-Psoiet chip Duchess d'0riesus-Nrs 8 r McIn-
tosh, Miss McIntosh Mrs Emee sherer. Bridgeport;
King Mrs. King Buffalo; uits Justice Germany sCanta
COR PIus,is frehos rr.nce Vase EVrlssns Bsrsa,
de fosreter Bavaria Mr. nc hmE, Phiaselphia; Tho
mas EYorh MT Perret, Mrs Perret, hiss and Mas
tiers Andrew Henry Charles and rritz psrret Mad
lardet ficsle Berque Icsnneret, Mrs Dulaohsan.
Mis- Brandt, Switzerland.
BRrnrr-ship Ise-Mr Tessper. Mr. vogis and lady, Mr.
Katie. Mr. Luthheau and lady. Mr. PlAnsen.
HAMruRc-Dutoh ship Bcrmann-Mr Peters and LADY, VI
Wecheriin lady and child; NJ FAenicke and LADY, M
Peyrot
ryIIzr. (Hend)-Brig Ellen Kng-c n Rossssu; Losis.
Adolphus and Carlos Ropeau.
Passenger Sailed.
VALPAnArso-Steamship union-A ward lady and
want. OF Valrnraisos ID Athertcs. do.
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The Fugitive slave Difficulties.


SPRISGFiELp. Oct. 81, 1850.
Messrs Hughes and night, the persons who created
20 much excitement at Boston, by attempting to
capture fugitive slaves pa ssd through here to- day
their way TO New York. They left without their
slaves.
PursBURGH 0st. 81. 1850.
Resde Washington, Esq of the family OF General
George Washington, has resigned his Office rs u 8.
Commissioner. as hs cannot consent 10 serve under
the Fugitive Slave law.
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From Washington Oity.

THE oPFIcB- HOLDERS - rHE WORLDS FAR mr..
x'poNoueu's REQUEST FOR COLONIZATION, Kro.
wAsHrssror, Oct. 80, 1880.
The new Treasurer Mr.. Sloan. Of 0his, has not JET
arrived. Mr.. seiden 10 still sctisg.
Allen A. Hall, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
upon the arrival Of his successor. Mr. Hodge, OF New
Orleans, viii be appointed TO chargeship to one Of
the Southern republics.
The Executive COMMITTEES at Washington on the
Lordon Worlds Convention. have selected the U. 8,
storeship Predonia, to convey Amerissu production,
to the Industrial Exhibiion Of all nations
The Raw william McLsne Secretary Of the American
Colonization Society has oeived despstch from New
Orleans, stating that McDonougas will equssths
eighth Of the net OF his estate during forty
years, to the American Colonization Society, but
to exceed $4,000 annually The despatch turtle,
ADDS. that the will is complicated aud its validity
doubtful. McDcnoush was planter who settled In
Louifisns while it colony Of Spain aud resided
there forty years. He employed special clergyman
for his negroes Of whom at ono time, he liberated
eighty i've and sent them to Liberia grstuitously II,
often gave large to benevolent objects refusing
to give anything TO poor relations sisters or brothers
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The Ohio River. SC.

fffTsHu s.H Oct 30. 1850.
There nj ne feet ard two inches Of In the
ehsbBsl Of the river ut this place. aud falling The
weather H. pl, ssaut business H. active. freishts
low, and boats Of the largest class are running
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Another Murder In Pennsylvania.

HoLLIpAysBuReH, Oct 30, 1850.
VIM Gorsuch was killed day, by being stabbed In
the neck by Hugh Dsary, at house Of al fame In this
place. This IL the second murder that has been COM
mitts hare within the last month.
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u. s. vessel 90 be Laanchcd, 81.

NoHFoLz october 30 1850.
Preparations are making for the launching Of the
sloop of-uar Jamsttovn
The weather here ~ good.
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NASHVILLE. Der 20. 1850
survance House. the principal hstsi 1T this place,
vss destroyed by Gre on Sunday night. IL was fully
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John Riley has been srr-rt.aat Utoe,oo,ti Ohio fc
beating outtbe bfsips ~ BIS sister iusw Mrs Tho.
The Joint military ana Naval Board soon tn qass-
ton rank has sdjoDrs.d ttn "Wednesday sea, sing
10 h. uir..s 81 tierersi scot
~ Williams. 81 Rev York has hesn promoted 70
the Chs.f ts-k.bip IN the second Asisssnt Postras
ter Ssoersi's cfr,e
Geo A MIX % Is~s. has ben sppointsd Vail Agent
for IcwA Wisconsin and Minneset.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-31

The value Of exports for the week this year. cores
ponds very nearly with that for the corresponding
week in lsis but about y per CENT In excess. Of
that for the same week last year IL will be that
the bulk Of the export trade OF Boston, IL with South
America and the Vert Indies
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Another Union Meeting.

GENEVA. October 90, 1850
large meeting without distinction OF party will be
held here sturday in behalf ofav and order and
the Onion The call is signed by several hundred
citizens. Senator Dickinson, the Hon. VIM. Mum,
Francis Granger, @. w. Clinton, ii. X. Smith, and
others, have been invited to address the meeting.
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Movements OF the British Ambassador.
ALBasr, Oct. 80, 1880.
Sir Henry Lytton Bul~er is staying here at Congress
Hall
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cs OF Bosro,-vALyE or Esronrs.

Total. $4,000 90 s3s,23l IS
For the corresponding period for two previous
years, the amount was as follows
lstp 1sts.
Domestic products. s93.tl4 % tl3s,l54 40
Foreign products. e,33oT5 q $50 50
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Bosses AvRva, sept J-osrz@ kay Qus n Wseo, fr,r,
Rsrt fniy ~ srr les Oceanrs Gre FROM lsost, ~
sl Ann HO'd wsdy tor NNerk, <esgs. Cha s,se,
Dtrrlasf for tntwerp No. wss.sh E dtss. Isss t.,s.
Estp a., ssron lase, from thiesdslpbi. Issoss saSs
eD aug ~ doi arpeutine. Upton S.-so a
u Ava ~ sussinEum, Crookett fron Parsasxaa hr,s.
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Wing Convention I'm observation-disclosures
Mann thrown overheard.

Hnnn thrown overheard.
BosToS Oct. so 1850.
The Eighth District whig convention met at Dsd
ham, this forenoon, and selected John Dane of Brook
inc as President. Every town in the district was
represented and great excitsmep prevailed The fol.
owing resolution passed unanimously
Received That national whigs, striving the good Of
the country aud the OF thc party to
select for q. have their foraer con-
slant and unvsryng fidelity 20 whig principles given salts
factory prof that they Will support the
laws are sustain the administration Of CHOICE BY All
just and honoIabi inesns.
The convention then ballotted for o candidate for
Cor gress On tho first ballot, Samuel II VALLEY of
oSbury bad Ga votes; Horace Mann. 81; scattering
J. Mr. VALLEY was, therefore, declared to be the whig
candidate.
The fact that the wings have thus thrown Mr.
Mann overheard excites q profound sensation here
but, generally, 1t Ia acceptable to the wings.
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nR LsFONTs rEvALE PUTS A csxr.fScuas
- fcr al complaints fneider ts 20 femsssDr T. hsvirs
sssa these rts rs private prsetiee Tor the t~snty
I'VE years and In the Fen France. ks
care cr the lsst nftsn ~ish sash unprsee sao
es that be feels IN duty bound % let the
csy the female rsr. q H. have the beneft reesrh
espeence Price ~ osnts and one dollar bax-fun
dfectcns enclosed, Pr sale ~ the eorstr Roadway
snd John street. aud west Bross.v ard ps.sk
street, snd ~ south Third street. Phiiadsiphis
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hsve eentrscsex diseases, ,urs "a voIsss- shss =.
Iase care Of ny hsah have devoted any wears 10 n
sis':r and have ..s.,ea sssssssfuiiy thousssd
may do 90 free % shsresl from A N ,oep ~ MAJ
mcsrea yer yslss Jour hsaith ron win avssa ssess
sns'cs ne nnr iu.hnsy tell That they orly
yca sns nss th.ir enc kird o. msseins ~ bat h r~sep
neen ruined w the- esstists AVON NE ss~ iss WI
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EVERY hoTHERs BOOK, on MORAL pHysroloov.
WERE his beck csrefsy rssd ~ every married p~r-
sss sac y. ,t.s. feeysd sh ,sar. Of psysry
tsr sale ~ No u Ans Afso u. Fcnse fortnrp -
rills Price 81 Bocs 81 Ph,iaSsiph.. a ersb fhs-1
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No cUks Ne rAy-pR. coRsrrT. 70 DUANE rs
Asesse prSete> ~ sixteen yssrs devoted Ne trpas
Eeet .snsate 1ssssss s~ssiss ~. O v Ne ~s
msrcury pssA
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DRWARREN r. CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED on
t.., sses rom ~ years practice, Of ubish ~srs
nespast Dr. W. snsblsd 70 xusrNntss spe~sy epgsa
srns ereury Sc b. diploma in bis once No sst
1900 sal.ining Chatham square With NE hrsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

SODA WATER A%TED. .
- lrcr 49, >ca II st-r Agrsrsr4.
r-t- .-crrt ar a. '- slod az order fzT.cg o@~
i-r 4.-c o. 20 M in rf- raw S-Dersor z-d
-rrr trr- gl-a cooler. counter frsf
----. cgL1t-r ~s-1-r .Fruf f-ups az Plc- =.
ra.1 % rsy = s--r q - uz.l'act1ry q
JOHN MATHEWS
,-G- cor FirUsv sld Tw-uy-1,h.t
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tLsT p BLEED By ~ .gh-cr1-rs rev eciiiOn u
- Laws = ~ y New "a ~ r. suon " Rel
srol. Ircaru0raH or. sllh a. ~ zn-cCnsu4 - ne
y,-.-n en- ron ,,e m psnr n fern Prcr l.. c-uia
P1ol,a,,. AID iof ss.s " 80 n BILL 4 GOLD
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IT, s.. al.fE-. .. tr- l-. r.n... ~ - a.
p.ar .rl- Nssa i---l.- - -rc--l-s ~ ? %.
~ a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

HoUsE ,t lNuy>IM -Wchsvc received pan.
phle, emitted Appeal ia behalf OF the NV Nolh
House of luiustry, ia cx. 'auauou o. whoh. sc
copy large portion %, the document isel'
Io rHS euNVIAptF I>HAbutNI> ol >sv loEA
Tho undersigned ladies'. petitioners 10 ths pai.
ic. respectfully request ITS attention o. project
fr the mst,t.ttpn of a "NoUsH 90 lNpJ>IKi iOr
the cmplo, ment oi tine yoor L. d. their iitcrt.oY
o. provide every variety 81 employ mcu'. .or - lcl
they can tid competent hands anon. the ,lroiga.
tag lners in the market p,ace-eV,gy variety.
FINN the roueicst washing 10 the mo ST delicate
achi,vtmtI is ot the Lauuircss the coArsts ST
a. the most sA..ia. worS ot tbo Seamstress-tlat
they wul hat sewing 'yr the l4norslt bunelcr. AMI
knitting Tor the ulid old woman 81 ami, further,
that q 5 thor Intention O. make their lnsri1ton a
Sck.ri o. isausfrs. IS well IS a iHtsc = Ild4S
to. q school where children shall bc cartialN
trained IA tlc arts aud my sicfics %. stNluc q "a
meudiug. uni whore The hall taught seamstrtss
SHAH De perfected Ia her Business 50 thN lacom-
peteDt s,orA~oolcn shah 10 lon-er be an excuse
for most Incompetent pay - thai the s1fer.us Of
this large class Of women shsi 40 anger bo ga
kindly land 90 thrir own coor
The cood effect of benevolent associations Coz tie
employ ult II Ot the Poor has si,esdy been tested
ia cur own Cits. There are several Associations
IN ope auoa ioy thls cnd-one 30 partcuisr-tuuc
established ami admirably mar aged. has has a
wide spread aud nlost benchccut luhaen.c But
they az Inadequate g. the remoNs. o, ihe evil
The demand Tar exceeds the suppl, and the fact
hist theN in common " th some other ReLc, lent
Societies. suspend their op,rsi.ous dguus EIGHT
ruou,is Of the year Slscs % our appesl sresi vcc
1, must b. distinctly lu .e-s''oi thst Tie qre'e.t
uoW under confederation $ BOY il opposition g
these. q, any IN Benevolent Ass.caticns b-;
purposes 6, oo in Chrstaa fellowship viii ,he@
" Ne eciu> many. are oae bsdy Ia Christ AL r,-
c-N o.c NJ tall,-s ere 81 another li s believed
that one 81 tbs best elects o.. the Hols' o l.ias
O.. ~. p.lceel t.om Is Is operation " % tat ku
p.o, neut S0'icue> the Gsniemcns Rcle. Soc
n. aai tn Em.- ai'cn >oc.etN and 'tst tbs ca
operation. v shout Pre- od,ec 81 name og sccL "
put the en,.re Por 20 the Cits Del Ch..stiaa varl
ana watch.
Your petite crs ask ycuv attention o. sc .a.-
reef or rejected benefits 81, the pr posed ,s,i.l-
uOm Il vii instruct rni elevate toe cec-at l .
IL will degc op the faculties sni eac--ics ~ Che
women Of thc most favored classes . VII 3 be
them Ito rish, relafi - with their ua'or'u a.c
tcrs o. the human family 70 WI c-ests moral
tie between those ~ 10 are bound ;o-ether u c4asl
pOhics. privileges AID iwmgnities sni il cor--
mon rvsions faith and hofe u vii sutssDs t.s
esUsc o pstro.ism ~ lcsss uins the ir-h tiu. cis
tance between the Rich sae In P,Or-by oesto.
ins Ia the germ that hatred q TIE Rich, y ch 5
nourished by ignorance aud W SEi snd v aicA 90
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III PRESS,

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THE LIFE And GENIUS Or
JENNY LIND,
NliTH rrLra r11r-. l Der p-rfIrma1css ard .sech-s
w ~ ,-rra aci-.-r By Mar H1Alf Hrs ; { Rial,
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