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JENNY LIMBS

GpNGEhfS,
VISITORS ARE REQUESTED 10 procure their books
' containing The . . =, :, w., :, ,o,,oc
IN Italian German al Swedish, With their rsnslallons In
Epgah on the Brdse or the entrance OF he Cssse, 40
Impossible for persons 10 get between me seai 10 he
he same amer The audience are seated sl9 1ts
TENNY LInD CONCEkTs.-1e'srs. WILLIAM
j HALL L SON, corner Broadway and Parkplace, offer
io pe few choice FOR ?his Evening Concerts and
aso for the Concert saturday Evening selection OF
Wasa per diagram varying In price 'om 81 10 - each
NyDLEE. JENNY LGNUS FOURTH CON.
be admitted ill II O'Clock sl9ln z Z. eARNUM
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE-ASToR-PLAo
MAX MARETZEK, Sole Lessee and Msnsger.-ArrivRl
Mind debu, Of the great French Ballet Company, from
he Grand Opera Paris Opening OF rhort autumn season
with Gand Ballet dAcioa, under the direction Of Mon
teu! Robert Kemp and perfect Engsh Vaudeville Com.
pEY-kr John Nickinson, Stage Manager.
The following artists form portion of the ksllet Com
Psry Mademo'see Celestine Frank premiere dsnseusei
h9n The Grand Opera Paris; MILE Victorne Frank pre-
mieie dsntcyre from the Grand Opera Pgriti Mile. Fs'
prcik premiere pantomin!se from Yhester Psrte 81.
Martina Paris Monsieur Leon EspnoFa premiere denseur,
Ron the Pa,te o.. Martins Thes,er Paris; Monsieur
S'eeue from the Grand Opera, Peis and several other
saunsuiIhed artRu. Aro, perfect corps do ballet OF
atIes
PIE Eughah Vaudeville Company viii comprise the
Gamer Of many well established tavories who viii appear
heuics succe5aon and gereraly IN entirely Vaude-
yAei wen and Translated expressly for this establish
meai
Pie Lesiee pledges himself 'ha. the Orchestra shall be
M and compoEed OF the best art!sS and that It saal &c
rero any Orchesrs ever before employed for Bal.
I'll or Vaudeville Company In ibis city. Due and timely
e2aes Will I've given Of The fret representation El2
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b. TIE Wing Ward Committee Of the Sixteenth Ward In
suectors Of Primary Election for Delegate the Whig
Slate Convention 10 be held nexs week at Syracuse do
certify and declare Ethe Poll duly opened By Us a.
The place and time appointed, on Wednesday, Sept 18th
and yoes reeu ary received quarter psst O'Clock
when riot was commenced In the room and the ballot
box was violently taken from and thrown Into The not
Ing crowd where remained entirely out OF our control OF
supervision for at least bali hour; aer which was re
turned TO u.s. many ballots having been dep oaited In Ito
the beat OF our belief during lie detention from two Of
us were ubIen when back, and many votes few or
none OF them from Whigs rapidly deposited in the
presence o. the remaining Inspector and Cus!omHouse
officer who bad volunteered TO assat him when the ballot
box WAS again violently seized and carried out OF the
BY the LocoFoco leader Of gang Of rovdies and kep
entirely hey ond control for fifteen or twenty mnutep
when 1t was brought into the again. amidst perpetual
febng and acutng and votes therein counted by
regular Inspector The Custom House volunteer AID tho
Loco-Foco leader Aforesaid who reported that William
Turner had majority Of the votes deposited or found In
the box We further certify from careful observation that
large majority Of the votes cast al said Election by WhG
voters OF said Ward cast for sAMUsL DELAMATER
Exc ard that he II any elected.
49, ALEXANDER MCGUIRE,
WILLIAM PEABODY,
JOHN II. BARCLAY
NorEI WEI not al the above Election all day but tom
The statements O. tbs other InIpeor (incladink Peter
Dea1ee) sauifed that The foregoing 10 Irus
The above Inspectors will report Election to The ad
Committee, and request that new Election be ordered
yra,xteenth Ward.-At neeling Of the Wig
Fisctos Of The sixteenth Ward held pursuant 10 cal Of
he bis General Committee Wednesday, 18th inst al
Nm Tprr er received 9l3 yoes Samuel Delsmate 81,
WE. 8 Davidson 81 Frank Halsled 81. "M , TGaSEk'
@ 70 bs Fourteenth Assembly District in the 81.
racu.e Convention PETER DE la BEE, ....-.
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1 'ak GEINSv4Eg,s c09xK Q

L = saA Ell ~ INSHAEE's CURSE Gcoap ia Narble,
Is s;sss Ag eE Tits WORK OF ART which received
Sss goa nsaai at the Nsaonsi Exhibition OF Fine
Spos :. Ss Nauons Ac,dsnyof nssisn SIS Brosdwsg
asa 90 Ambulance 3 cer.a se.sco ticke,s 50
'So fsu AK niloPM. sle In
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NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
An RroBdUay

EpRIvATE INSTRUCTION in all the departments
OF Vocal and Instrumental Music Terms lnstFucuon
on the Piano VIOLIN &c and in singing Sc q1erter one
leston per week AN Instructions given at the rooms OF me
Conservatory Except vocal clase are scly private a
nupilp having their own hours and receiving the same al
IGNITION and advantages when the etcher visits me pa
pills residence TermB instruction at he residence OF me
m nils 1874 per QuNte-two Lessons per week Evening
Vocal classes are now being formed.
sl4 6Iiseod* BRADBURY G. NAsh'
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yysr Fifth xyard-FOURFH ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICF-AIa primary election held at the Marion House
wea, Broedway for Delegate to he Syracuse Con-
ire Ward Committee WILLIAM a. DARLING vas
unanimously elected ssid Delegate
ISAAC BACHELOR
JOSEPH W. MEEKS r,sna,tAxo
JOHN J BINGHAM, ! ~
ale Il ALDEN HALE
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MIrsrnAL. NOTICE.

ss1HE MUSICAL INSTITUTE Removed to 1877 Lau
rens ct below Beecker-superor facines are Afforded
all learners OF vocal or instrumental music all leisona
strictly private the subicbern parlors being devoted TO
this purpose Senior Hsrba!d has entire cn1fge OF ae
piano department. Terms for Piano, Violin, Viollnceuo
&c &c and Singing, IS and Sc per quarter:
all Siseod' W. " COhHo
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NEWARK ITEMS.

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE "A fire broke out yea
terd az morning in the fourth story of the house oc
oupied by John Hausler, jewel,er, No 3a4 Broad
8. having been communicated By some Clothing,
which caught it from charcoal furnace in the
room, and boy IA years old, who was lying III az
the time, was guFooased beyond the probabilityo'
recovery, though medical aid was promptly called
and he shortly after died. The dam'goto the
building was triaing
We learn from the Eh,abethtoDn Journal
that ON " Wednesday morning man waa killed near
New. Market, by the early freight train on the Gen.
trail Railroad. 1t vas quite Ozark and he was not
seen by the engineer or any other person on the
train, which passed on without stopping, The pas
.eneer train followed in hour, when bis body
was found 40 much mutiatsd as TO render dentia.
catinn impossible.
PorATo RoT IN NEW JERsEY--We regret to
learn, from the Woodbury. Constitution, that the
potato rot prevails very extensively in Gloucester
and Camde Counties and that whole fields are
loaf One person it is said iost 100 bushels out OF
one days digging which were smooth and white,
and looked well when dug field 10 Newton
Township, Of very late planting and only about hall
grown, was almost entirely ruined. The loss IL
fears will be heavy one, as the culture OF tho po-
tato has been entered into very largely by the farm
era The early crop. on account OF the season, was
nearly total failure in tbet region
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gMAE CATH0{IU ORPHAN AsYLUsr,
4, az tAtSCE,sT -Tts S,d OF Managers Of hs above
.sts spscstaly Rcnoclce lsi tbs AuraRl BsaeS at
III ~ Ssiasn VIII take p!acs on Aondsy evening pa
INA aae fer tho occasion will be ieIsc,st
sses.t ragged under the Eu5ervisou o! The Soa-d RIO
pa g A'''al q ne "'a'0'' 1i'Ae,1 g isq''
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WARD MEETINGS.


tSs~ Second yFHrd.-Ata meeting of the Democratic
wing Electors OF the Second Ward held at stoneala ho
tel " ednesday, Sept 18, 1885, on motion OF JNO. N
eAYRE, Chairman OF The Ward COMMITTEE, AIMED
KELLY Eiq was called to the Chair and AUGs =. CAM
uvyER and GEO w. ELMER were appointed secFets'ies
II was moved by MIR HUDSON and carried that The report of
the Conference Committee nominating E. J. Mefcar, Geo
w Elmer NJ P Mussey, w II BREASTED and MAJOR Lioes,
ss Delesnes 10 the Assembly District Convention to nom.
nate Delegate TO the Syracuse Convention be adopted
The following resolution by NJ. WELSH was adopted =
soiUd that The Whiga OF The Ward take pleasure in
the concialory OF MeGsrs Riley,
Foser &C. Herman ce ana Whitney, IN @ Whae
their candidates to facilitate union otae wings
Of the Ward at the ensuing election.
Resolrtd That the Delegates have power 'c III! yacan-
cies.
Fes0std That the proceedings be published IL the Cou.
rsr, Exp,ess, Tribune, and Herald.
On motion, adjourned. - =.
ayes Ave y :, e1iSna Secretaries. s,e1r
held by he wigs OF The Third Ward Wednesday AFTER
noon Sept 49, nj IS Warens the following persons we're
elected delegates delegates from the SIKH Ward,
on Fhu day evening Sept 10, II O'Clock at 25 Wash
ington for the purpoe Of electng delegate TO repre-
rscuse on the 26ih instant:
jeremy cross George w; Palmer Daniel tei B0Tlsy'
T sPENCER KIRsY,
PHOs OUTWATER,
ulelts inspectors of Election OF the Fhltd Ward
rS~ Faurth VVRrd-Thi,d Assembly DistT1ct-At an
election held al the house OF George Aargoye s Roose
vrla1 beween the hours of " and pprusu 10 the call
of The Wing General COMMITTEES. for the purpose OF ect-
ipg Committee Of Five 10 seeca Delegate % the STATE
Convention to be held at syracus' on me zoh INST 'ne o
lowing Rent emen were duly elected -
WV I0tfN NITTs D. MCLAUGHLIN,
wiITIAM SPARS WILLIAM ADAMS
GEO. W. BENNETT.
fsoredl GEORGE w BENNETT,
S D. WILLIS
EMANUEL LISTER,
s1s1t inspectors OF Election
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WARD MEETINGS.


Psr Ninth Misunderstanding TO pue notice lne
Wig Electors OF inc NH Waro ueG al IA;
Houie the evening Of AZ me l9in i4s' aGe o.
g.pzed by the appointment or w. CxoNK Esq ons.l'
man. and JACOB COLE Secretary was inen esO yea 70
90 Tito open domination candidates from IN Iii ID se-
delegate 10 he State Convention at stricase, ana Nl
pemes Of Henry Raymond stlas C. Herring and Danirl
Ulnan were Of etened kr Raymond Withdrew hie name,
and said be should very cheerfuy support The nomlna9n
Of Mr. Herring, who was hereupon elected Unanimously
aDo by reclamation.
The names OF Daniel Ullmhn, VIM Mech. sud q j.
Raymond then presented as candida tes Tor
ana on division ofIse Mr. U!msn was declared 10
be elected -,
Mernrs w. Lstson, N. Carol, ". B. Mech " J.
Cunnin CHAM and Muir were zen appointed Jon
utee to draft resolutions During their sbIence ihe meet
ing addressed by Messrs Cole aud Raymond ei'et
hcb the Comm itee reported the wing resoiuuoha
R,soiped Tbal the Wings OF the Ninth Ward hsI WIN
unmxed iisaclion he OF the Naonal As2iult
lraion and II at we give undivided iuppor to Asfd
Fillmore in the ana he has IN sustaining tue coa
Try and Union-aud Furnishing the evidences ta ne
has OF his devotion 10 that cid Rational wing Psu I'm
which upheld In tho darketl hours oy The ssg OF Aen
jar now above The policy OF facdoas aud 'econ
luipg the s,oY1ps and huDdeTln2s OF ounion 6io ha
moDzirg once The general interests OF ms "no-e
country -,
Rtsoired That Henry Clay has signazed HE OF deYo,
ton the country by his unsurpassed EFFORTS N os1a VI
the Union for tbs preservation and prosperity OF winch ue
hs, se ain and sssin sacrificed himself
Retolrd II Delegate TO Syracuse be lnefocIeo 70
sustain The National Administration and TO say 10 our
brethren In Convention that New York ely naila WIN uu
divided 10Y the restored peace Of great Onlon-noW
bound together by which they hope may last WINE
lime lis. ~
! These resolutions were adopted unanimously siser
which the meeting ad Iourned. B. W. CRONk, fres 4
JACOB COLE Secretary. ais
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BOARD OF suPzRvIsoRs-W sdnesday-Hia
Honor the Recorder in ths Chair. T'az C0mns!s
sisners Report.-A Repor: waa received from the
Finance Committee, recommending the adoption
of the suggestions in the Report Of the Tan Com.
niasionegs, and speaking il high terms Of the in
dnsny and knowledge exhibited BY the conmis-
.ioners, and their great usefulness, By the result
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fV7HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE
ARPB-New paintings recently arrived from Europe,
among hich Ia 6ermana, by Rochler WORK OF en- OF
he shove school has received many additions and enal9a
open at tho two rooe the Hall of the Church OF d.
rtne Unity In Broadway between Spring and Frlnce-s@
rom 10 O'Clock A. M. til 10 O'Clock z. "a
Admission % cent?; eesson Tickea 80 CENTS Catalogues
ia cens. leis
rE>BE BEST FIELD EVER BROUGaT 70
OETHER-UNION COURSE, l.. I.-TRO tTlN9
Thursday, Sept 49, Purse Sl0o, mile heats bes in o. In
bsrnfss .,,. po..,
GEORGE Young enters c. e. eorre Ned of Phlla,
OILS Dmmick enera b g. Smoke Of Troy. =, NJ yo.l
Ssml IA cLaughlin enters C. G. Confidence OF Yerk
The cars will leave acuth Ferry, Brooklyn, al p o'clock
ard return when the sport 10 over
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Ey Thirteenth Ward.-At meeting OF Inc Wing
Electors OF The Thirteenth Ward held al Thsien Hall on
Wednesday evening the 18th jnst TO the call OF
The Whig Geue al Committee Mr. THOMAS [. DOYLE
wss called TO the Chair and JoHN Cocks appointed
Secretary The call of meeting having been approved
ling then eded TO The selection Of Delegate
~ subatiine TO ibe Syracuse Convent be held
the 26lb n,t when Br J AMEs DEWEY elected said
Deegate and Mr JOHN PEARSALL Substitute
THOMAS j. DOYLE, Chairman.
-. rocve Ssrreterv si9 l;k
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Uavnau,s DrubbiDg.

The London Ners comments a. ,Di.s% Hrynsu
cha. tiaement adminissered'o INC =, wh,t Eno
Marshal Haynau has got , We Considered froH4a
shmen think Of bis fe ssa m an among Us as little
+; q IS: 81: ; 4; +: :,:::
himself must have ;dss indeed Of English feeling,
and very ls.aK Eve yentuyed hs murdetous pre-.
when be cSal naa and hands reeking with tho nc.
sense' h' Hungarian Hang blood, among any body Of
EDgsn nerson knowing this country and the uni.
an dTninion entertained by all classes Of the
yenniss;nn of the way in which the Huagerians
we're frat provoked to resistance, then betrayed,
and lastly butchsred--their very women exposed
TO the moas brutal indigniaes--no person, rightly
counseed MARSHAL Haynau, the general who COM
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ADJUSTMENTS.


MIBLUS GARDEN.
eVoKEFg 10 Genus to ell ysrs Of the Saloon. Insss
n ssors oPsn i Il T. snsFoa
THIS EVENING sept 10 the entertainments VIII c0n-
mel CT with evousiops the ITCHY hOf u Dy aIS'i0
RaveL Mime Axei La Ptnle antoine aa1 hV Cnic ala.
70 be followed By IA time This 'eason) Inc codlc oA0'
PanomlTDe OF
THE MILLINERS.
rb.r,ctera by the Revel Family.
differentiation OF ba hour. During me ma
aer The Of the performance tne , oho
will be thrown oge9 TnT9 Of svev Variety Like wise
~ oxer aplandd Saloon viii be thrown open for g0nLe"
men unaccom panied by ladies'. - s.,. :,
Yha whole 10 coz cude WIN toe neW Ei1no auoAno vi
AN' RAOUE or the Mag Stsr
In Yyveve Pableaux, composed By Jerome RsveL
Principal characters by the ReYe Family.
DROADWAY THEATBR.-poorso open at 7.-Re
Dcommence 81 IL o'clock-THIS EVENING, Sept IS,
viii be- presented he new Comedy called the
IRISH FORTUNE HUNTER; or, Gold ". Love.
Gerald Desmond Mr.. Collins ar Skinner NJ DaViage
Frank Skinner. Dyott Ace Mrs Abbott
After which the Face OF
Teddy Aaloney .Mr Collins Lady Danderford Mrs Held
70 conclude With tho Sssce OF
SHOCKING EVENTS
Prices of admission TO Dress Circle and Parqust 7se
Family Circle and 9hrd Tier, 25c; Gallery, 12&c.
EpURTON,S FHEATER, Chambersst rear .the
kbCitv Hsll-the nearest Rheaer the large hotels.
poora open ct T. to begin al IT ocloek-Boxer dreSs
circle and pnrquet family circle or second aer -
eta private boxe1 IS and $5i orchestra seats with cnan-
ions6 nrn.cbers 10 cts ~,
PHIg EVENING September 19, VIII 20 played me
pOp0'"' OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
Jesse Rural. Mr. Blake Bob hr johnston
Liiie,on Coke...... LesterlTom Coke... Bland
Lady Alice Hawthorne. mrs skerre's
The performances TO commence with
BHES GOMEZ!
Rr Blarneyem Jenny Lnd's Manager o 5 hu nso
The Nigbting heeren Won 'Hu'oA
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Tensh "Afu w mig
Of call OF the Democratic Wing senerai Commt!ee hS
wings Of The Tenih Ward The house called Eastern
Emblem 274 Grand OIL al !! O'clock bept 10, lSoV
4 the purpose of selecting Delegate to the Syracuse
Convention be held The 26h inst On motion OF James
Bergen, Fac JAMES II. PINKNEY, Esq was appointed
Cbaltmap and hke motion, john T. bARNARD, eho
T hcDoNoUGH appointed secresRrie. OF Tue meet
ing The object OF the meeting beng stated u wa Oh NO.
ton approved.
II was then moved seconded and approved that the meet
ing proceed elect Delegate direct by open nomina-
lions whereupon The following nominated SAMUEL
BARTOL and FRANCIS GOD1NE
Ii was then moved seconded and adopted that iWo tele5
be appointed by the Chair
Whel eupon The Chair appointed VIM. Jones. Jr and
James Eergep ESQ Aher all voted that wished the poll
WIS on motion declared closed the result OF ballot being
81 Samuel Barol and for Francis God!ne, when
Samuel Bgrtol, ESQ declared elected
In pursuance OF The recommendation OF tue Geaera UoG-
mi,iee Francis Godine, ESQ was elected substuie
Rhe following Resolutions were ohsred, and on motion
adopted
nipsrnon believing that Its measures are directed with
geness OF purpose TO the Advancement OF the chief
good general prosperity OF The country aud 70 Tue wei
fare OF all classes OF Its citizens
Resoiued That while differences OF opinion nave been
hOnoraby entertained among Wings In reference to
proper adjustment OF the difficulties which hava recently
a1lsted the country, nevertheless believe 1t to be
matter of ,iucee conRrsuaon thai Congress has been
enabled pr session to secure the passage OF lis
providing for establishment of Territorial Governments
fo New. exco and Uah establishing tho boundaries be-
tween Texas and Hew-Mezico, and admitting Into tbs
Union California Free State.
On motion, Res5lred That the proceedings and Resou.
tons he punished
On mouon, adjourned.
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k&RNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEuM,-P 7.
sN!SA9UA, Propaeiot and Haneget-JOHN GREEN.
se'g afternoon. The DTanksrd every evenuT, for I'll
"a week commencing Monday, seq L. lsss. a Srperh
s' Of se9ny Lind mesi admirable piece o. arr viii he
sse AGSS0m 2tuors ether cuToetes. Thsa sftsrnoon
M 6s performed tho com!es ..rea Of 3he Haunted Cnsm
~. AsfcAss, wsxes, n5s, &c By the Lsncashtre Bel
1esss T6s evening, tte aTama OF .ha DrQuAard wiz
&c @lsl great east a Muion Of CgCiosaea sse 10 be
sl y lie AU!s1m. Afternoon performances at s; rysn
20 Nlk o'e.oek Adu isson 8 cks: caaren III cia
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m Richard Elliot Graham, Ttagedian, arrived
vesterdy in ahip Kass Hunter, frOm Newcastle.
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DARING ATTEMPT AT RoDBISG "A young man
named Charles Cav was Yesterday sesed by Ocs Lit
lie OF the Fifteenth Ward charged with attempting 10 snatch
pure lady while she was passing through slesck-
erst yeserday afternoon He vas committed by Jusnce
Bleskey 10 snawer the charge.
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OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
CHRxsTY,S OPERA HOUSE

Aechsplc'H Hall,
d70 RhOADWAf, above Grand ,sl- ChriEty'z Min
srsla respectfully announce 10 iheir patrons and The
Pablo generally thai they WIN have the honor OF recon.
SeaGnk aef:es Of eir popular Concerts in ths city on
Aonday, Sept g.
9cketa Is cepis Doors open ALL comm sace at oclk
Afternoon CoocsEt every Saturday al 8 PM-Ths con.
PAW comprising 81 efficient and versatile corps" Of Ia.
saed and experienced performers under The management
Of E.P. CHRisTY. sic lWiEs
&EyAN MILE kAM A--Rcpress nEng 600
- neS hististppl Scenery -The continuation, by Pc.
4Eoe Of BANVARD'S
Original Panorama OF the
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
AtsnolsnA Hail. SIS Broadway crruer OF Walker, every
We;!pg this weeS Afternoon exhibition on We4nesd sy
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

GRAND LARcEHY.-A young man named George
Boylen, YESTERDAY arrested on charge Of sesag
Dennis l. Co IT John st. He detected 10 the act and
wes locked up by Justice Osborne for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION -.
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syboo Price 81 cents per copy or ~ per year, poS'
Included.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

Z Z. C. JUDsoS-The friends Of the Editor Of
Ned Buntltns's Orn had mass meeting at
Grand ST. Hall aa: evening, which was harrangued
nv severRl Of his friends steamboat has been
chartered to take him On board as soon as his time
/. NJ on BigckTeigs Island, the both inst. We be-
Ieve. The meeting last night waG most e.
tbu,iastic affair, and the speakers were quite
earnest in their denuncistions at the persecution
of Judson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

JAS. Il. PINKNEY, Chairman.
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