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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
Important from Texas.

NEw-ORLEAss Thursday, August q
asiveston dates of the 18th Of Jane have been
received The Legislature met on the lesh. The
Governors Message was received. ltproceeds to
spsak of the unwarransable assumption OF power
by the Federal Executive, by direct interference
With the Municipal affairs Of Sovereign State.
Il, nronoupces discussion useless no reliance must
be placed on the delusive hope Of justice to Texas
but we must assert and maintain our rights at all
hazards and TO the last extremity
The only course lief. is the immediate adoption oil
necessary measures for the occupstioS OF Santa
re- with ample force 10 repel the arrogant and re-
beIlious srrit existing. Should such measures pre-.
duce q q aHcs with the present authorities un
lawfully established, and shake the confederacy TO
in center, Texas will stand exonerated be-
fore the world. Authority Is ssked to raise
supuues for two mounted Regiments for the
knrra. suficient TO enable the civil authorities
A. srec~te the laws. II says; however willing
Tsrs. NAV be 70 dispose Of portion OF her north
wssteYn territory no respectable party could &C
cent of the propositions embraced IN tne Compro-
mise bill, but II proposition hsd oeen offered 70
purchase that part norta OF ~ isu'ues' VIVA prop
or guarantees and observance OF me ruos Vi annex
stion. n would have been satisfactory
The ncws OF the engrossment OF PEAkcL sen.
ara hill. with the Presicents message respecsin6
Gov. Bells letter, vas received a. Save''oa T on
the 18th and produced great dissetstecnon' ino
nsns,s .sv Tie Message will arouse feelings OF To-
sHsnasioc Throughout, the State not easily an'ysd'
Tho Cossey Prisoners.
WILMINGTON, Friday, August D.
The New Orleans Bulletin, received here oy TILL
n,sbf, mail, publishes statement from the Con
.ov nrisoners, recently released. It 10 an article
..,a.,. bic length, and we give the following q
shs mos. interesting portion OF It, They a"er
Cha, they lefs New oOlesns under The impression
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~ TIE New.York Boot and Shoe depot $50 Fulson.sL
IL the place get fitted good article OF Boots Shoes
CATER, Slippers &c. The largest assortment In the City
Of every siye made the beat materials and workmanship
and sold as low be bought al any Establishment IN
In be- Civ.
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iyiEt o's CALDER PLlctDEs engsgemsni terminate.
n. evening Splendid bill 10 given. Do not forget ina
MAY TAYLoRs Tour Mary Benefit iakes place on MOE
dav
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re- The PLUME Hstionsl Daguerrean Gallery, 81
Bro.i wy strangers and others should not fail TO V'l
,hey will here with many familiar faces exeeu'ed 10
an stYe By the Oldest .rds In this country
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~VB PALnER's Business Mans Almanac for 1851,
Nork witch should be In the haads OF every ousnen
man IN the country Ttere 10 worn now published bet
er worth purchasing than this little menua OF statistics
~ See advertisement Evening Post Aug. q.
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UHOR BALE-A new Net 200 yards long, leo mach
deep bag In The eenisx 10 yards long, villa false 81.
usnce made OF The hes, qualify benp wine Apply l~
Hester 10 ths resr, "a sier7. JOAN JONES. suZs "
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TuE Best HAIR DYE!-BALLARDs First Premium LIZ
quid Hair Dye-For sale spilled Whsser' eoiored In
Eve minutes any shade; the Hair s'so In 80 mnu'e'-
Warranted not 10 fade ws,h of. liberal dh;oani
made TO Druggists per gro" or doren-
on BALLARD, Chemist ke.
i,S gulton Al lat door east OF Broadway.
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Winter far the City.

ALBANY, Friday. Aug %.
The Water Commissioners have purchased Pat
rooms Creek for the sum of $780, OO to auppy this
city with water.
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BOOK TRADE.

..,.-.,...A,N hhDE.
WILL BIZ rUsLsHED STsE ISL OF an,
I'VE NAsrksftEcE oF rHs srsrrrxsyu go.
THE MohK KnIoHr
On ST. john.
ATsls Of he crssdss.
So MAJOR sIcHAspso
IA NIGHT Of tbs kshtsy Order Of ., v.,.,,...
l. nor o." EesrteS "wseosss- Hgdscr,Ssss a.
PRICE, gIfSr GEMS.
Know 70 tie lard where he cypress saa u,,u,
Are enolsms OF deeds ,ha are dors In ts.,r el,,,.
"oe'e nc rage ofhs vaitsrs aud ss love oftAs ara.
NO" mel mo scrrew-now madden 70 crime!
Weers 'hs virgins are son ss he .o.s. sAsy tv...
And al save he spirii OF man Ia divine;
rs The cline Of Ne Fact Tie The sbd Of IN, ss,-
esn ne smile CT sueh dsess a. bic eAdrso h.ss so..
va, vhd " the accents OF lovers farewell
"i' voc nssis which hey bear and ID. s,e, VIVA, -
tel!r
Ioe eeoora'ed su1sOr OF wseocsA" ssd uEs..,
NV 'oeise' s'd nsw Geld one Ia which \.
produced bcot rieh Ia incident %, - No -
warn tsno" too much sol In d.sal w. 80, -.
VIII ersais Tie greatest sensation Of ,,,,,.- -.
msny adsy. The authors visxs ore ner,,,..- 49, :"
ara though We do MOI agree win hin \, m,,, :, -
We nave fe!I cur eIiy 10 pabish tAem ~iuoa, 49,.
fne seere 10 laid In the gcriors Eas. ne an. - -.
C'ussdes, when ncertousness ran riot Arcv,s as -
s'd female purity was thing Comparatively asl.o-.
Toe struggles OF The pure ard holy houk Knisht M, A.
herceues OF bic own passions, and The blspd,hns. !.
TIE eesunia syrers who surround him, and xho (. A.
enf prove TOO powerful fnr warn srd psssou., ,,.-,.
10 Withstand. Ihosgh sded by tho cold philo,oohv ~ ~,
ssoies are mosf wildly portrayed; and lion ws., .
sikng and beautiful contrast In The female charse,sr, -
tween the lovely The melting and tender Zaisu. .,,,
ready to pour the richness OF Ter love upon the ob -
her sdorsion, ard the noble majestic ipass,onsd a.
soolsut DUNG Lady ErnesOs and Tho hambls yet ses,s
ful Henrietta
Some objection may be mids to the work On he sess
Of morally but oil mus. rscoecI that iu snhsr h A.
seriong scenes and esarsciers no, a. lsy now are n
modern society, but they then exissi IN Palestine
The proossheets Of sbs gorgeous romance hsvias Ss
sent to London the work VIII appear q ros,
ly In Europe and The United suies
Asenu and The Trade viii please ssud In ,ss,r order, n
order that here may be no delas IN 6lns hen.
DEWITT DAVENPORT,
soAlt Publishers Tdbuns Baiid,sr,.
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CARL sUsCHMANN.
WILHELM FIRST,
.,0a H. WILHELM YODE.

~ Operative Bakers Unien,-A General Meet
Of he American brsrch OF the Operative Bakers Union
~ be held q, the House OF Call IN Grand-t this eys
Ming SATURDAY, 2fh Inst when matters Of the utmos I'm
norance win 10 Drought before the meeting Chair aken
- 4 oclock J 4 RENNlE Pres.
J. RosERrsoS, Rec. Bee.
The Hal 10 lei for meetings every nish except ssur
days. Terms moderate. auA IL
~ Smiths Beneficial socisty.-At the regular
.nIua meeting Of this Society The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year besJ 2 RHoADs, Presidents
George w Lea Vice President; p " Garrett, Secretary;
eoree Clark Assistant Secretary; James Wallace, Treas
arer porsd Ferguson, Assistant Treasurer. ausf IL
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kvThe Fffteenthst. Presbyterian Church,
OF Union sQusre) will be open for public on
Ssbbah 25h inst ito morrow al lot oclosk Al eno ~
4 O'Clock PM Preaching by The Pastor, Rev. JAMES n.
MAcDosALD. A1a "
- Notice Rev K. g. Foster, Pastor Of The hnioer.
ryst NJ T. Church, between Houston and bleeckef nav
Ing reiurE cd to the city, will preach Sunday morning
lol o'eloes, and In the evening al O'Clock. AuA IL
~ Second Christtan Church-Knicter5oeke
bsll, corner Eishlhavenue and Twenty hird-st-Pube
service % TOMORROW a. usual at 0 O'Clock In loe morn
~. and n In the evening Rev Mr. REED, OF The =. r.
Sho,cn VII preach The subject In the morning viii be
70 s'oW nai We Europeans especially the Anglo Saxon
race NC VIC oeseendanis OF the lost bes OF Israel The
public are invited TO attend Sea free
~ n1vs ~. eeter having returned 70 the City,
morning ~ loi O'Clock. and O'Clock pm. suN its
u Second Advent frssc hins BY Elder u. Bv.s.
HAM a the Hail In Heater o. ne koverx s.hh.,s
25,h inst silot AN asd n IN. Pubic invited Sea-:
ree Advent Herald pabshed Of Boston can be obs,ned
Il The place Of meeting abl rs D.lsoeysI NY. aura Iss
- samueis 4. Sow. nesssngerot God, WIN preach
Tomorrow 81 ell Broadway Morning soejset-.Tn
rype on Cain fulsled 10 6eritas" Afsrnoona Rhe
Exsei vtus OF The Coming Of Tho BHdsEoon' sast IT.
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~ Tho,e having goods rued TO the country trade are
reminded that row Jus, the Tins to adyerti'e tnem 10
sonn,rv Ii can bs done conveniently prompt
10 and In the beat papers, at v PALMERs Advertising
Agency Tribune Buildings he y, appointed 70 receive
"a IeSe,pt for subscriptions and advertisements al the pus
H.S.,'s I6yes rates The Agency embraces the bert pa
ners ard principal towns 10 the states.
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Cenyenrion Mt Cazeusvia.

SECOND DAY....UrIca, Friday, Aug r.
MORNING SESSION.
The resolution was passed to raise fund ofs25''
coo In 30 days to aid Mr.. Chaplin in is defense
and to regain bis liberty. The debate on tbs rest
ofthe resolutions was then carried on. g. Smith,
Mary Logan and others spoke. Their remnk'
were more radical than the resolutions. There
was no regular speech by any one.
Sorg by the Elmore giIs.
At this time telegraphic dispstoh was receiv'
ed from New.York that Capt. Goddard, the OH
Ger who captured w. L. Chaplin, would be in this
place today.
Frederick Douglass rose and requested the Cap
tain present, to take seat on the platform bat
be did not appear.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention opened with prayer
TIE Committee on the medal has received about
SIS. Several other Committees reported and the
Convention adjourned.
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Naval lntelIiKence.

N0kIULkt HuBusk %
The U. &. Frigase "Rsritan' sailed this morn
ing for the Pacific.
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Oneida County Anti-Frce School Convention.
UTICA, Friday, Aug. %.
A Mass Meeting Of the opponents OF the Free
School Law was held at Hsnpden yesterday
The meeting was very largely attended. Truman
Enos was Chairman, pro TEN. On motion, Com
mittee was appointed to nominate permanent Otd-
GERS of the Convention.
Afternoon Session.-After the Convention reas'
sembled, the Committee reported the following Of
fcers: George Bristol Clinton, President A. Ma
son, New. Hartford, H. White, Utica, H. Adams
Rome, John Curry, Trenton, VicePresdentsi Mi
chael McQuade, Utica, and s. l. Hales OF Floyd.
Secretaries On motion of Hon. P. Johc. Con:
mttee of seven were appointed to draft resolutions
During the s5sence OF the Committee, David Moul-
ton addressed the Convention.
He was followed by the Hon. F. g. White, Of this
County. The Committee on Resolutions then re-
ported and the resolutions are to be published in
oil the New York papers.
A Committee was appointed to make arrange
ments for printing paper till after the Election,
when the Convention adjourned.
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SCHOOLS.
ABBoTT,s INSTITUTION FOR THE EDU
CATION OF YOUNG LADIES.

ABBoTT,s INSTITUTION FOR THE EDU-
CATION OF YOUNG LADIES.
join 'R RssSrf Ssco & assoTP
'CHE FALL TERM Of this Institution Will commence
on ..ndsy 5 99uss adiss ron S soSst
For circulars. sppy at the Institution or by mail
suA 2sw4w
YOUNG LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL,
i WEsTCHESTER, Y-M " MARY CLAkh rna.
:. one Of The best resc6ss Of al tho EOgsh Branches
nu.ic, Modern Lsngu.se. &c Her e'!aoisaslen. ae
ufa ,ceIeyy healh uness &c Circulars aud other inform.
son may be- obtained 81 the q. g. School Agency 9e3
S saia sfl aSTS0 Ell WILCOX, Proprietor
A FRENCH GErTLEtiAN {singlel graduate
40 Inc University Of France 'pessng Sssas as oro
language The sns.n ssrs abs, sod or n lsrgss
.rtuiicn He 10 employed In shounshing lnsu'ute N
New II gsno and can furnish the oes, ap
p pS.ne po' ass srosSw.y sul7 4e'eOd.
lazy who has much experien.e in teaching, 10 de-
n sirc ne OF forming engagement IN scnoo OF Pr
vtte family a. daily Goyerness she - eo1oe'en. W IN.
,rucl in he higher and ordinary branches OF Eogth so
IN Frepcb Music Drawing and Painting 10 water colors,
arc car give mo, Satisfactory references would na'e no
.be /, highly qualified Address ass NORTON. Tribune
Office. N-'' su2t 3sTa&rh
r,DUCATION.-me,s Porter announces 70 their
Edenes that instruction viii be reiumet on Monday,
sept 9Th at their establishment or Murray Hul-fnowh
ave- he vesr 1924 BY the name Of the -
an2i II WAbhlNolON ILeotltoH-
. GRADUATE or NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE
"A offers bis services private Instructor or az an sssi
snt m a School 10 this city or s immediate VICINITY.
ssi,fectory references given he viii give lmmed ave
attention 10 communications Addressed TO "Taenns no1
No. 1908, New. York Pot Office" auZt "
MUSIC TEACHERS wANfED-rhoIe whoss
nsmes are registered, and oineIs are respectfully IN;
WED 10 cali early to-day the u. School Agency ~
Rosdwsy to confer with applicants from the South and
North WHO ant competent teachers OF he Piano siaglns
French &c. auA III L. H. WlLCoA, rfopre'oi
sw- Foy othe, Sehoo. Aasc,ttse.ents zee lid Page
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Commercial NaMr.

PITIsBURGH, Friday, Aug. ..
The law prohibiting the circulation Of notes from
other States of less value than IS, il universally
disregsrded; all classes are receiving and disbars
ing as before. Freights are getting more plenty
The river measures feet inches.
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that they were sailing for California, and that 'noy
were to receive 900 each forone yesTsresid'noe
IN C.lisor,is from Captain Hardy. They were
also told that on reaching Cont0y, the true ooIec'
of the expedition would be made known On
hearing ibis, they refused to proceed further and
,..,s promised to be landed back at New Orleans.
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GRAHAM FOR SEPTEMBER.
LUST PUBLlsHLD.-The September No. contains OF
y ginal srti, lee from
Henry G. Moorhesd, Mra Z. ". 5lgooFush
Ell Whpple, Mrs. Q: h. BaIos.
X. T. Conrad, YE.b
George d. Prentice, hfs. Allie Neal
i a. Lsssre Mise L v. Sniuh
Rev J. N. Dsnfofth, Mas Emma DovA
r. Penn Smith Mary 9. Pesso,
Henry w Herbert, Thomas Reed,
Or. William Eder Jsmss wallace
w. Gilmore Slnms, Chvcs, ID
" 5todsud Ttomss D. BRgiish
lanes Fields. Duncan Moore,
Park BeDismin, swan,
OkI0INAL STEEL ENGRAvlN6s.
HE CONES NORA mosl cxqulsiie supple engraving
nom the cole brsed print OF Psrsna Epgrsyed ~ Hoo
IN The finest ely 10 OF ar,
PARIS TAsHIoss-No s OF our besunfa Paris Fssnices
de- ned eng Tsyed and c0ofed by he beet artists soro
exclusively and In advances for 0rshsuis Magazine -
These spl. plaes pictures of beauty uneqasl,d
DANCE OF THr hAsDAs IsDIAss Engraved expressly
tor Grshsm's Magazine. by Rswdou, Wright haieA
from ibe hosheo designs Of Rodmer
RAIL sHooIse-0rswn by Herbert engraved By
Brightly n
Cordovs
Terms e. per snDum. T~o copies s. Single uunssu
% cent? DEWITT l. DAVENPORT,
LONG Il BROTHER, }Agsah.
su22 SITS sTRIkGER L. 0WNsESD,)
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

For Proceedings ofCongress see Sth Page.
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Items from BaltIm ore.

BAL1IdOKk, FfId6yi mug %
The result of the Census in three Wards shows
"a 900 inbabitsnts-among them two persons over
100 years old.
At Whites DlstiIery, today, plank gave way
causing German to fall into some boiling slops,
shoulder deep. He WAS awfully scaded, and died
shortly afterward. His name W" John Feather.
A boy named Michael Somes was drowned in
the Basin to-day.
The markets are unchanged.
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~ Steamship Ohio-YHROUGH LINE TO SAN
FRANCISCO. The UniIsd States Mail Steamship Com
pspys Steamer OHIO will leave the pier foot OF Wsren
!. kortb River. on Monday, tie 26h instant at O'Clock,
p M for New Orleans connecting with tho Mall Steamer
FALCON at Havana for ChssreG
Pssssr gers by The Ohio aud Falcon VIII arrive ana
s an lime TO meet one Of tbs Compsnys steamers tolesVe
Panama FOR San Francisco about the middle OF September
FOR throue h tickel early application should be made.
ror Ts,es OF freight and passage advertisement In an
another column. N " hODEnt'
su2O IL Lb III Westh cornot VI "Aton'
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r. Notice Passengers per. steamship Pacific Tor
LAVE rpoo Ill please board, AZ the foot OF Canhf
hi. dsy Saturday Aug 81 al IL o'clock An All letters
md PAPERS muit pass through the Poet Ofiee a1A
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BOARDING.


NNNNN~NNNN@yN"N~NNNNNNNN
BOARD WANTED-By lacy In privsis family,
ID or where there are but few boNders Location pre-
ferred In The vicinity OF Lexington Fourth between
Sixteenth and Twenty eighth su. References given ana
required. Address Mrs C. Tdbune Once. su2i IT,
OOARD WANTED-A young gentleman 10 DESTROYS
DOf obtaining permanent board In genteel private ami
" or frat clsss boarding house located wsst OF and near
Broadway between Rssde and Vesey sts- Terms mode
rate Address II. box 876 Post Office suA n
DOAhD.-A gentleman and his wife, or or single
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with good board and
pleasant room 496 Hudson The house 10 large and
pleasantly locsIed aux Sasotos-
OAHD-Board 10 wanted for the winter for gentle
Oman, WIFE two children ard nurse; situation TO be
shove Fourth a. and moderate Address, post pad
BURY, Union place Postofhee. snzf III
aBOARE-Pesssnt rooms for Families, aso angle ones
- Tor gentlemen cold and shover baths attached
Al a SpTnRst second door west Of Broadway saA w.
UNFINISHED ROOAls TO lei to gentlen en-, without
Il beard on the FIRST and seconi floor, s 1876 Pdton.s
third door below Churchsl auAE
- 20, OiAs' BoGsstss A3ssvtsssseSss see TIA PaSs
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JUST PUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED. sc
vv,Bk NEW.YORk STATE BUSHES ~ D. =
l Tory. Containing q new map Of Hew.ion ~ 49,
ssls and business directory, showing no sssss
and business Of mercantile nrns .sas mou~ysi =
nepsry ipsitutors, courts, public ofesrs &c
Opinions o. The Pres. Tnsf ns 81 profssson, Do
community, 30 matter wa. % Nm 70 Inc nercsss
NOS ma me vi, iii II prove an Almost indspenseos
business msn VIZ ~ lHunrs Merchants hsssns
aeesa- al rrurh yslue In our b1GDea y
we nno . we ysIusbs 70 city u,erchar's ~
yos se 30 8. FRENCH. Publishes. ISL Ne
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WIFE, suitsbls fer fleece tyiug; 100 pee -
.s,re' 9e5 wrapping do, 10 London and pSs.sos,
400 essks cut nails, brsds and spiaes; xoee 30
casliry giipg lwire' 2asd thresd. 70, sIs ,.ss4
and iis CEBRA L CUNNING l@
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GENERAL NOTICES,
u. s. MAIL FOR EUROPE.

PosT OFFICE, NEw-YoRK, Aug u I0D'
~ Mails for the U. =. Mail steamer pACl'
nc. ofihe "Collir," Line viii close ct this Office on
saturday, the 2ih inst al lC NJ Letters 10 the continent
Of Europe By this line Of Steamers must be prepaid Il
esnt. Isu23Al WH V. BRADY, Postmaster
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WILL BE PUBLISHED orr MONDAY

a UGII ar "a -ICONOCHAPHIC ENJOY LLUFHDT1.
"A PauXi Containing Plates Ill, No. a-pm1
Text pages H. l6l-z4o
paris each consbng 20 plates ard 80 pages Of letter ps
ssued in convenient portfolio In which subsere'n ssa
Keep their copies In perfect order until compleed, W.
they can be bound. IL.
One part 10 published every month, 81 he ve'yow pee
Of 49, which Will enable lovers noa IN ne -
beautiful and practice form, however scsny helf mse
10 become subscrbersto the work.
Subscriptions are taken by al booksellers 10 me unsa
st,tes for the whole work only
Prepayment 10 not asked, only psymen! Of one aoS~
delivery ofesch part -,.,...u,s
A specimen copy Of the "Iconogrsphlc Eacyelopsa
containing 500 peIes can be seen al me sofs 'o -
lishsr RUDOLPH GARRlGUE Foreign sooassls'
.n2i sDdaW 2 Barclay ct. sstof hoasA
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49, gor- al emperance meeting Of the z.
w RS sad Other members OF the s. OF r VII be reg a
1877 Bewery ibis evening August 3ih az oc9cf 70 hest
Ihe neport Of the Comnitec appointed by PlurlOus
Inum Division, No Of, OF for the purpose OF tender
inc come suitable testimonial 10 Bro. P T. BARNUM Of tne
American Museum for the great good he has done and
doing for OF Temperance by Introducing 20 me
Nev.York public the rel and domestic drama OF The
Drupksrd, or the Fallen Saved"
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MONSIEUR ALPBoNsE PERRIN 49,
LAS fHE HONOR 70 inform hs psn "a ,sjoa n
Il Il thai b School for Young Geuleme1 ~Zi~sf
The Winter sessisu On the llth Bept at so5 q
Apphcst COS for sdmission may De mse, 4 b~
rooms on he 9th or lo,h Sept or previous 2 go
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THOMAS Y. PEERS
EDWIN I MERCER Committee.
su9flls WIN. II. WILLIAMS

~ TO the PubIic.-We Request al Of those who are
Wiling contribute hing for our mp1iioned 0roin
era for those who suffer by OF their imprisonment
and for procuring them defense ra 70 give their money
10 no other than the Committee We also ask OF sfery cis-
xen who may be inclined to release any Of the psoners0y
ball. to leave his name with the Committee a. soon az pos
NJ O'Clock NJ or and Pm. All who have been accuset
ard are free bail, desired 10 meet Ionigh! at
o'clock Il Hilenbrand's
CARL BUsCHMANN.
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q Key: II: 2; Fssssr, having returned. 10 the City,
wlipreach W me M Defrytt N. r. Church tomorrow
morning 81 loi O'Clock, and O'Clock Pm. snN IL
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