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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31

CAssIUs NJ. CLAY.-Wo are glad to record
substantial evidence that the noble impulses of
this sometimes misguided man have not been
altogether smothcred by his participation in the
Mexican war. He has addressed letter to
Edmond Quincy, expressing his thanks for a
copy Of the Annual Report of the Massachu-
sets Anti-Slaycry Society, and his confidence
in the Society, notwithstanding the severe cen-
sures he has received from its members and
sending donation to its treasury, with re-
quest that Whenever the Society is in want of
funds it will give him the opportunity to render
it such aid as he could. Mr.. Clay must feel
that the censures bestowed upon him by Aboli-
tonists have been dictated by love of Free
dom paramount to all personal and party con-
siderations We hope he may yet retrieve his
past errors and devote himself anew to the cause
Of Freedom and Humanity.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

mortalized the name of Henry, hoping for
that bright day yet to dawn upon the desti-
nies of our race, when the shout of our re-
deemed aud emancipated countrymen shall
go up to the temple of the living God, un-
mingled with the signs and groans ofthe
victims of oppression.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31

tD@V. B. PALMER's BUSINESS MRS's ALMA
MAC for 1851 has just been laid before the pub
lie. Beside the usual Almanac matter, it con-
tains condensed but lucid articles on the Ameri-
can Press, Telegraphs and Telcgraphing, Banks
and Banking, Money and Exchanges, U. S.
Finances, Commerce, Public Lands, Population,
Coinage, Railroads, (completc,) Principal
Routes through the U. S. with Distances, Tar
ills, past and present; Warehousing; Cuba,
California; the Coal Trade; the Iron do Cop
per; Cotton; Public Debts; Now-York Ca
nails Lake Commerce City Water Works, Sc.
sc. No equally compact magazine of facts,
important and desirable to the Business Man for
daily reference, is published in tho English Ian
guagc, and, as this costs but York shilling,
we think few who sec it will decide to do with
outit Mr.. Palmer's former issues have deser-
we'd the reward which VIC trust this years work
will secure for him. The Press, especially,
which has profted and still profits by his labors,
ought to evince for them generous apprecia-
ton.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31
Salem, Ohio, August aI, 1850.

EY'TuE EDrroR's ABSENCE must bo taken
as an apology for any lack of freshness or varic-
ty in the contents of this weeks Duglc. Most
of the copy was prepared in groat hurry be-
fore leaving home to attend The Yearly Meeting
at Mount Pleasant.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31
NOticc...COmmilies Of Women.

We have been requested to give notice, that
the State Committee appointed by the Womcn's
Convention in April last, will meet in Salem
during the time of the anniversary of the Wos-
tern Anti-Slavcry Society, at such hour and
place as may hereafter be notified.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31

New PLAN OF PoLITIoAL AorIoN.-We in
vite attention to the article on the First Pago
under this head. 1t is from the pen of that
clear sighted, conscientious Rcformer, Adm
Ballou, of Hopedale, Mass. We have had no
time yet for reflection upon the Plan he propo-
poses, and therefore do not feel prepared at pre-
sent to express any opinion of it but his s,.g-
gestions strike us as worthy of serious considcra-
ton. We may have something to say on tho
subject at future time.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31

The 'KNocKINGs. We publish an article
on the Fourth Page, from tho pen of Horace
Greedy, on the subject of the Rochester
knockings, simply remarking that Mr.. G. was
very skeptical as to the honesty of the persons
in whose presence the strange noises arc heard
until his doubts were dispolled by personal ac-
quaintance and observation. Mr.. @. is evident
ly candid, and his testimony will command tho
respect if not the credence of all who know
him. We do not intend to enter into the dis
cussion of this subject, nor to publish much in
relation to it, butw thought our readers would
all like to see what Mr.. Greeley has written,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31
Tbe Antt 9laptrp Bilole.

LOVE AGITATION WHEN THERE Is CAUSE FOL
1.-THE ALARM BELL WHICH sTARTLEs THB IN
HABrrANrs OF "A CITY, SAVES THEM PROM BEING
BURNED IN THEIR BEDs.-Bwke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31

70 THE SPEECH OF Ii. f. DOUGLASS, which
worthily fills so much of our space this week, is
creditable alike to the head and heart of its au-
thor, colorod young man, only 81 years of age,
and workman in Barber's shop in Cleveland.
Few white young men, whose opportunities for
intellectual culture have been no better than
his, could have done better. We thank our
young friend, who is personally stranger to
us, for tho privilege of publishing the Speech
from his own, manuscript, which is far better
prepared for the press than that of many emil
ncnt and learned clcrgymen, lawyers, judges,
&c., whose productions it has been our lot to
put in type. We shall be glad to hear from
him again. Why viii he not, for the causes S
sake, become The Buglc's correspondent in
Clevelands
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31

PRISONERS FRmND.-The number for Au.
gust closes the second volume. Its contents
are deeply interesting. As the only periodical
devoted to the cause of Prison Reform and tho
Abolition Of Capital Punishment, the Prison.
ers Friend, diligently conducted by Charles
Spear, and published in Boston, deserves q
strong support. Terms, $2 per annum.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31

New PUBLIcATIoNs.-Ihe absence of the
Editor must excuse the want of attention this
woek to several new publications. EeL 81
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31

D-W II. SEWARD has our thanks for q copy
of his Speech on the Admission Of New Mexico.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-31
TIE B U G LIE /.
SPEECH OF HE2EKIAM r. DOUGLASS,

1T ne Sirtcenih anniversary Of WeSt India
Emancipation, OF Cleveland, Aug, lst, 1850,
Co,,ov,,u.;ooto1 c. m. Net.
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a N APPRENTICE to the Retail Drug
IN business wanted lad of about years of good edu
cation Apply during the forenoon al 42l Pear ST. or II The
evening 800 Broadway. d. ~
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4 GENTLEMAN and LADY, or Two SIN
N ole GENTLEMEN may obtain Pleasant Room on
second floor with full partial BOARD br applying a.
Ia willow Place Brooklyn within three minutes walk OF
Snnfh Ferry. References REQUIRED. % fIeOu
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,r,,e sgmI. WEEKLY TRIBUNE

.o,y,l n every Wedn<5Gdy and SGsnrday meIling-
9S ~ fnrDin Two copies for g. Ten fer ~
e a.. ~ - ii.,ueuts 6 certs 3ne each insertioh
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As posi- snd 5S W one week D. 00AyA was Us deaf
MM was n casotf SS9omoac Wood Goshen Orange
wsSes rom s Sna Ear Of Il yeas sIaadas IN es
peafness a;teSS Ssss consdere .,prs5a -, ~
treatment was discovesS crolals ina Dr. LJTfYER.S
be seen al his once d Numerous oer 10
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"a New.EngIand Soctety Of New-Yort.GI
the Society win celebrate The 9 Anng gei q bS S
NFB ~ H. As,er House Tickets f9r me Dinner may be
obaned q any ore The Board Of 9diesrs o a 5s9 So
cety Of The qnder9ged G9pmee o. Ta
LUTHER B WYMAN, 81 Bnrlngshp
GEO WARREN 2 Broadway
! T. POPE. 9a Pne-st
N CHhS f BEEBE. l37 Front-st
r. An Ediourned Meering OF he New sad sad.
de Harness Tn5 Makers s9c ghaT VII Pc 1G 4
MILITARY HALL 90 Bowe,y on AlQSPA ~ i 10,
B-The Members OF The Trade are particularly mn
ted 70 attend By order % the President -
w 17T ~ 60 MATTHEW A. WILSON, Sec'y.
~ 4, s Mails for Europe.-nais per T. S
stesnsfip ATLANTIC, VIII be made up a this Office on
SATURDAY The 7th inst closing at I0t A. NJ
Letters for The Continent per Atlantic must be prepaid
2Icper raie. td53t w. V. BRADY, z NJ
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

# ~ Meeting Mt the Broadway Tn6ernacIe'-
Nee BE- nee oflle Pcoeslans Of n, N.Y. or ID
ne Broadway Tabesuace MONDAY ~ a.iiS $500 ao
ssJ si al p 1G0' Re s 6oo9 cox CHEEyER De
WITT and BOWLING wi dssect the lale Lecture ; ol
te pt Of he Word Of Cod and yew OF the pre-
o stae OF me Nations Rev. LEON PLATTE, o. FaIls
Iii many interesting facts 70 Illustrate the irngs eH
nS in The minds of the mass ofhe French people toward
he Priests az The frrnest allies Of Ted;on and despolsm
~ he Churches Of Concerted Roman Catholics ortned IN
RDaaio Philadelphia and many other places ana Of me eI
pe and Inc Publications Of the Secret Protestant Press IN
Rome and other cities Of Italy, may be expected d. "
~. Religious Notice.The Twelftts;reet Baptist sl
Circi vii! Hold their last Public Services IN their Han or
gsoa6yysv TO MORROW, Dec.9 Preaching at lo4 A NJ
and md NJ Their former place OF worship in Twelfth
~ hetween Third and Fourtays having been repdrcaee
enared and extensively improved, will by Divine perms-
Gn be re0pened with appropriate services on me ioo"
bg Sabbath Dec 3D. further notice OF which viii De gwen
II The papers OF next week, az II
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a TTCTION NOTICE-STOCK GOODS

AThe entire stock of an ur fortunate retailer of SCOTS
and SHOES on TUESDAY Dec l0tn. at 10 o'clock A Nj
Also frst-rae of fresh and desirable GOODS
bv A. D. GALE, 225 Pesrl-s. d. ST.
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TIE NKyy.Y0RK TRIBUNl

FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
tyne1sed on ne departure ofeach Mai steamer 'or NV
moi PTice S. cers per copy or y per year oos'AeS
{@fasdSc
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OPERA GLASSES.--Just opened,
Ocase of superior OPERA GLASSES Also, splendid
variety OF medium and low priced ofera Glasses Alss'
Opera Fans in elegant variety at TUTTLES Emporium
European Fancy Goods si5 Broadway, next door 70
Hitchcock Leadbeaters dry goods establishmentn262w
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
T. s Arthar's New Story.
bride AND PRUDENCE; Or
THE MARRIED. c1cTEp
u TIT 4H4thItIEU" SIS Ten.
COMPLETE IN Book FORM.

bride AND PRUDENCE; Or
Il THE MARRIED SISTER
COMPLETE Book FORM.
B. PETERSON, 98 Chestnutst Philadelphia, pub
fishes This Day and has for sale, either wholesale
iaiI-PRlpE AND PRUDENCE: Or the Married Sisters,
BgT S Arthur author of" The Orphan Children Love
in Cottage Love in high Life The Broken Prom
iser The Debtors Daughter lnsuborlinaton,n Lucy
Sanford The Two Brides Agnes, or The Possess
ed The Divorced WIFE ctr. etc. Complete in one fine
octave volume OF leo pages Price . cents Five Cop
les Will be given 10 any one for One Dollar
We have no doubt but that this VII prove to be one Of
the most popular Nouvel written by Mr.. ARTHUR,
and we would advise all persons who wish to peruse one
The and most charming stories OF the day 10 obtain
pam AND PRUDENCE: Or, The Married Sisters.
Booksellers. News Agents and ell others vii be supplied
a. he inyyest rates by T. b. PETERSON,
q" VII SO Chesnutst, Philadelphia.
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FINANCIAL.

CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE CoMpANy, Dec. 6, 1850
A DIVIDEND OF EIGHT PER
IA CENT has been declared This Day, payable on de.
mand At the Office g. Wallst.
d72w j. Nj MCLEAN, Secretary
TNIVIDEND.-NORTH AMERICAN
AFFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 81 Wallst New
cared a sem annual DIVIDEND OF EIGHT PER CENT
the capital stock, payable on demand
d6 2w K. w. BLEECKER, Secretary.
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SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 7,

PARODI and BETTING the evening
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 7th, viii be performed
DoniZetlis Grand Opera in acts, of
LUCIA Df LAMMERMOOR
on which occasion Signor BETTlNl w appear as EDGAR
DO, for the first time IN America,
Lucia olghofa berulGcd
.SlBhOFa AVogahfo
Edgardo '''o2uo oetlh
Sir Henry Ashton. SSnor DeheYeheAo
RBymOnd0, oslo C'S
Arturo .oi2hof raul
To be followed by the Second Act OF Donizettfs Grand
Opera of
LUCRETIA BORGIA
on which occaiion Signoriua TERESA PAROD will per
form the grand character Of LCcRErA BoRGGA.
Lucreld B0rgla sig ma Parod
MaieO OfsDI. lgna Paul
Don Alfonso .SigRor BeneYenano.
To conclude Wgna
GRAND BALLET ADVERTISEMENT
By Mile NATHALIE FITZJAMES,
Miss EMILY WALDEGRAVE,
Miss DELIE NORWELL,
ara Signor CARESE
Leaders M Kfeuzer and Sig Lieut. Chorus Master,
Doors open at 70 commence at Il O'Clock. No orders
No free list
YORK.
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re- New Jerusalem

~ The First society of the New Jerusalem
row meet every SABBATH MORNING for Religious
worship ut lie Church of The Mediator in Eighl-st AS
iorpace Services TO commence punctuay at 10y 9cock
nv Prof Bush who Is also delivering course OF Evening
lectures on subecls connected with the doctrines of the
New Jerusalem and the mission of Swedenborg which
The public respectfully invited TO attend Services TO
commence 81 O'Clock. az IL
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Just published.
TCONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA

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WN. DUMoNr. Auc0QnetI.
MAPS OF THE TRUSTEES SALE
VE of1Ss LOTS belonging TO The Buchanan Estate, in the
Seventh and Nnteenth Wards OF this city now ready 81
the Office ofthe Aucoueer The sale will be positive on
Exchange The property lies on Rutger Cherry 42d th,
4lh 46th and 4h SITS and Sd ih and Lexington avenues
Avenue A. and 5h. 55lh and seth and valuable water
rirlts in he East River DUMONT & HOSACK,
as 81 Auctoneers, II Wallst.
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NMATCH- MAKER WANTED--Ap-
Wv ply to J. & ". MOIR. 3I5 Hndson.st. d. II
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TE7HE WATER-CURE JOURNAL

ENHE CURE JOURNAL
a for December. CoNTENTs.-Index and TitePage
for the volume Selfueament with Watercure; Comes
sions and Experience of Aopahic Doctor Cold Show
er Warm Shower, and Yapor Bath; CoxaIgia Water
Treatment al Home Tobacco-ts Effects on the Body and
Mind; Eryspelas and Fever Typhus Fever Medica'
Mscelanies; Fable Of Water Cure Fever Bols and
Bruises; Who Kills Us Choking-A Narrow Escape from
Death; Scarlet Fever; Life Insurance VS. Apple-Tfees;
Interesting Case of scrofula Bronchrsits Treatment
December Doses Practice in WalerCure; The Dawn of
Brighter Day . Medical Education; interesting mis-
cellany and the usual variety
This is unusually valuable number. Price only 10
cents or 81 a wear FOWLERS s. WELLS
dc 2tD<W Publishers, ISL Nassau-st. New-York
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Ds.J.M. Rsdiled, PlysogR0as u E5-,7.v
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rSr Romnnism.-Rev. D. NJ GRAHAM viii give hi
Seventh Lectere the above subectTO MORROW tSab
bath) EVENING In the Free WIN Baptist Chapel Grand
st one Of Broadway. Subject: Assumed Papa
Rights opposed RePubcanisn Services the Morn
ing and Afternoon, al the usual hours. d. III
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q t',-occ pAPYR FOR The COUNTRY, u
En- t S,yeay i5faio, d, inc iow price Of q
y5 5san y % 99Ee@ fox 80 or . %s sa5.
e Pc pr sso51ond the rime Tor winch II is PAID
u ao for s sbet VII te casreed 70 cent? pei
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WANT PLACES.

PROTESTANT SERVANTS, of every ca
q pacity, smart tidy and well recommended can a.
ways be obtained at ELMORES Select Protestant En-
ant gency in this city The proprietor hopes that all wilt
encourage linn by their patronage who have IN Interest IN
The existence of an institution where they al any time
get excellent Several hundred of the first tami
lies this city and vicinity have given the subscriber uat
ering proof of the OF his efforts by the high terms
praise which they speak Of servants they have obtain
ed through his geucy He returns Them his sncerethanks
d r. D. NJ GILMORE.
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~ Sermon Will be preached tomorrow evening al
1oclock in the Church corner OF Bieec&er and Amos SIS
the pay School under the care of the REFORMED D1tch
Church az ~.
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NHECHANIC'S HALL, 472 Broad way,
1YR above Grand-sL-OPEH EVERY NIGHT during the
week until further notice
The ori ginal and wn CHEISTY'S sfINSTBELS
under The management Of q. P. CHkiSTY, whose Con
in this city for succession flour years have peen
received with By highly respectable and fashionable
audiencea Tickets d Doors open ST. commence
Ct H. The Parors OF Chrstys Minstres respectfully
Informed the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts Will
be discontinued for the future. al I'm
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j. D. HoLBRooE, Aucioneer.
T D. HOLBROOK will sell at auction on
~ SATURDAY. Dec. !, in front of his saes,rooGl rs
Broadway, Il O'clock, one.horse top Wagon ana dAI
Buttons Sewing silk, &C. Also az invoice OF Dueh Bu
bops Flower Roots. 90 ~
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IN Rev. DIR. Kennadny. recently OF Philadelphia
viii Preach in the Paciic-sl NJ f. Church. Of Pacific
aud Clinton Brooklyn TOMORROW, Dec. 8, Morning
and Evening at the usual hours. d liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07

MEDICAL NEWSPAPER.-The N.
Published every Saturday; 81 year Single copies
Sod by sunger Townsend. S. 5 K w Wood, D. Fan
sN"'' anu CoNGFvTs OF No 28-Tms DAY.
Dr. Cariochana Lecture Deformities;
Clinques of Drs. Detnold Bedford and Gross
Surgical Curiosity; Life insurance;
Gobule Quackery; Frauds OF Homeopathy
Widows and Orphans OF Medical men
Cod Liver OIL Mahio Chloroform, Tannn, Iron, &c.
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Ia Early Closing Of Stores-By request OF the
Dry Goods Clerks Mutual Benefit aud Protective Aaocia-
toI1. the Rev THOMAS ARMITAGE will Preach in the
Norfolk at Baptist Church, near Grand-st SUNDAY EVE
MING Dec g. 1850 the Early Closing Of Stores IT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rFy-New-Yorlk Printers Union--A Regular Meet
inS of he III MON" viii be held THIS ENENiNuISalur-
day al Fountain H8, l49 Bowery functnal attendance
Is S"esteJ as the Nomination o. Officers for the ensuing
ea Ind other important business will he brought before
Inc :, Union" HORACE GREELEY, President
JAS r. WARD, Secretary, pro tenn. dIHH
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~ Church of the MessiaIl-(Seais Free -Rey
sfEPHEN ii Tying, ID. rector OF ST. Georges,s Church.
win ID + Preach the Church OF Messiah, Wooser-s
Lea, Prince on tomorrow Sunday evening. Service 10
commence al u O'Clock. az lF
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UNFINISHED ROOMS for single Gen
eeD in pirate family, 1856 sprng-st TWO -, 6l1cks
iuesi Of RrnndMay. ", -
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DOARD.-A pleasant front Room on on + the ne
IN The house References given and required Apply a. q
Snrinp 81 second west of Broadway. VI d
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T17RIPLER HALL.-Madame ANNA

FHNRIPLER HALL.-Madame ANNA
Il BISHOPS EIGHTH GRAND SACRED CONCERT
will take place on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, Dec.S
on the same magnificent scale as before
selection from Handers MESSIAH.
2-Recit Thus saith the Lord" Air, ,,.,.,,
aRe eq' BsI @sdY 9ts Air and Mr. Philip Mayer
Air For hehold" ............. MIR: Philip Mayer
Chorus, For unto US Child is born"
G-Pasoral symphony. .p,,,o,,
Lord" Glory to God ...........) ana tull O6 chorus,
8Recit "TGen he eyes oftle Blind"
Air "TIe shall feed His flock" Miss Il DEUCE.
Air "Come on to me- '........... Nine Anna bishop
g. Chorus "Haleluiah' -
Grand Solemn Overture FIRST time) Kalweda
Rect 20 let Eternal honors.n Air
From Night sd, 81 M,G A;3s Bishop Ha'as'
3-uandels Sacred Melody, transcript ,,..,,.o.,,.
ZION for the Cornet Piston Herr Koenig
Performed by Mr.. Bayey
1.-The Mendicants Complaint-The
r'0PHs''s5 sung by Miss DeLace lfrst timej
5-Recit and Cuyatina, Deco Signor
del Monde The Marty" ..,..:......... OonAetti.
Sung by Sgnor Noyeli-tdfst dme.)
6-Aria, La Pace mia Smarrlita, =
Moses in Egypt-tirs time KosSinl.
Sung by Nine. Anna Bishop
Violin Obgato, Herr Grcbel.
Grand March from Judas Maccabets.
The whole to be under The immediate direction OF MI
BOSCHA.
Tickets so each 10 all parts Of the Hail. to be had At
the Principal Hotels and at the Hall.
Seats may be secured in the Grand Tier only without
extra charge, the Hall. the whole OF Saturday Dec7,
and on Sunday, 9Th from to4.
The performance to begin at u O'Clock Doors open
81. az IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07

"a Rev. DIR. Hwy continues his Lectures, as
usual every SUNDAY EVENING, in the III D. Church.
corner Of Madison and Catherine The subject of his
next Sunday Evening Lecture: "Mechisedec. Services
viii commence al u o'clock. Seats free. d 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

HQA MN z NJ , ANIENION1N VI OkJIIN At4'
AD-P T. BARNUM Manager and ProprieioT-JoHS
GREENWOOD Jr Assistant MISUNDERSTANDING perform
arces al S-Eveping at oclock-SATURDAY, Dec. 7,
BENEFIT OF GEN TOM THUMS, and positively hug
last appearance. THIS AFTERNOON the General VIII
appear IN HOP o. MY THUMB. THIS EVENING VIII
be performed THE. RAKE'S PROGRESS. Aner which
TOM THUMB will appear in BOMBASTES FURlOSo.
Admission 25 cts children, l2i cis. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-07

a FEW GENTLEMEN can be accom-
IAmodated with BOARD and pleasant Rooms, "a, a!so
connie Of Ladies al Il Mcrcerst near Canast o. IL