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The organizer., 1850-07-27
ADJouRNED MEErING.-An adjourn

ADJOURNED MEETING.-An adjourn>
ed meeting of the citizens of this
county who wish to assert their inde>
pendence of Northern capitalists nd
manufacturers, will be held in Oxford,
on the 10th Of August. A committee
consisting of ii members was ap.
pointed to meet in this place next
Friday, to agree upon preamble and
resolutions 10 be reported at the next
meeting, 10th August. Some excel>
lent resolutions were under considera-
tion at the meeting on last Saturday,
which were not furnished US for pub
lication in time for this paper.
Not believing that the Union be-
tween the Northern Manufacturer and
Southern Customer is quite as glori>
Gus and advantageous as some would
have us believe, this meeting, we un-
derstand, will consider of the best
means to bring about a speedy, but
PeGceGble sep sration in a permanent
and business-like manner. 1t meets
our entire and hearty appreciation,
and we bespeak for the meeting a full
attendance.
The organizer., 1850-07-27

THR HUGREs FAMLY.-The Masters
and MISS Hughes treated our commu.
nifty to an exhibition of their wonder.
ful musical powers. instrumental and
vocaD on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings last. We cannot say that
we were ever better entertained, and
we confess our surprise that SO few
persons were present. It's very Ger.
tain that we never heard such music
before in Oxford. They executed on
the Harp and Violin, some oftbe most
difficult pieces, in magnificent style.
Miss Hughes has truly remarkable
vocal powers for one so young.
The organizer., 1850-07-27

ACARD,-MAJ. J. ID Mckay, Census
taker for Lafayette County, is authorized
TO act as sgent Of this paper in receiving
and receiPting for subscriptions, advertise.
ments &c, for the same.
The organizer., 1850-07-27

NeWS.-IE EOl. webster is 10 De nung
on the SOh of August.
Sir. Robert Peel was thrown from
his horse on the 2sh ult, and kill
ed.
Cotton has advanced iof a penny in
the Liverpool Market.
Il is said that there is now hardly
a possibility of Gen. Goes recovery
from the wound received in the Mem
Phis fracas.
A proposition has been introduced
in Congress 10 erect a monument at
Washington City 10 the memory of
Gen. Taylor.
The MississiPpian of the l9th, no.
tees the arrival at Jackson Of several
officers who CALAMITY participated in
the battle at Cardenas, Cuba.
Gen. Lopez is sojOurnng on the
Gulf in this State. where he meets
troops Of friend. TO himself and the
cause Of Cuba liberation.
The organizer., 1850-07-27

Oxford Female Institute "a new session
of this Institution (which we ask per
mission to recommend to the support
OF the public) commenced on Mon.
day last, under the management OF
MR. WISER, the learned Principal
Miss JANE MERRELL who comes highly
recommended for scholastic attain
ments, has been elected Assistant
Teacher, who also, will teach a class
The pleasing and interesting art of
Drawing 81 Painting. Miss BRDeERs,
widely known for her artistic skill,
still has charge of the Musical De.
PartmeDt. Every inducement is now
held out 10 command the support OF
this, and the surrounding counties.
The organizer., 1850-07-27

0JEiFhiesn ShipI have lea a seasch
of Sir yohn Franklin.
The organizer., 1850-07-27

e1-li isssid thsi Prssi5eat Fillno-s IA,
bot two Children, tsn and a suughisr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-12-18
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE INTERIOR. fa

The report Of the Secretary Of the Inte-
rior is very lengthy. We extract from a
synopsis Of its contents by the Washington
Republic:
The report commences with summary
of the varied and important duties de-
volved on the Department; alludes to the
vagueness of the act Of Congress which
created it, and recommends further legis-
lation to define with precision its duties
and powers, and also to remedy the in.
'congruity in. the law in reference to its
designation,
A summary of the estimates for each
branch Of the public service within the
jurisdiction Of the Department is given in
tabular form, and, compared with the esti-
mate for the present fiscal year for similar
services, by which it appears that the esti-
mate for the next fiscal year exceeds that
for the present e1,728,67O sc. The
causes of this excess the Secretary fully
explains, examining the estimates item by
item. The endeavor has been to cover
the whole amount of the probable expen-
diture for the fiscal year, so that there may
be no necessity in future for estimating for
deficiencies, unless upon some unforeseen
contingency. dagassasl, so ls s,5
M A general review is then given of the
operations OF the several bureaus. This
portion of the report consists principally
Of statistics which cannot well be con-
densed. We select, however, some Of
the most important items
The whole number Of persons now on
the pension-rolls Of the United States, is
1879. But of these many are probably
dead. The whole number who have drawn
pensions during the first and second quar-
ters, of the calendar year is 13,079. The
number Of deaths reported within the last
year is 846. alts asllecf ,asEs , s
The benefciaries under tho laws de-
signed to provide for the soldiers of the
Revolution and their widows are rapidly
passing away. But the number Of pen-
sioners under other acts has been consid-
erably augmented in consequence Of the
war with Mexico. The whole amount ex-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-12-18
POETRY:
y, TO MY FRIEND TOM.

Do you remember, Tom, the time ,.
When we were boys together, =
How much we cost our mans and dads,
For solo and upper leather? ss
How, in the winter time, the snow 5
Would almost freeze feller, il
And we'd flop up, and tumble down,
Then rise again and "bellerP'
How,we would ride down 10y hills
On boards, into the plain 'sa b
How. when our boards did strike stump,
1T would "go against the grain.'
How we would sometimes sleighing 60,
I And get little "blue?"
But we were not the first who went g
1 a Staying and got "slew." m M Il
And when we did a sleighing 90,
II know as well as you,
We'd sometimes .sslay'' the other chaps,
And sometimes ned get "slew."
There's Charley B., and Major D.,
Who often have been "slayen,"
Yet never were SO badly hurt, Z asaozs
2 Butros to fight again. ai g
Now, Tom, ] 'spose you're growing old,
And the moon is rising too, ;
Upon that old black head Of yours
I've seen it when twas "blue." ao
All, Tom, this is changeful world,
IT'S filed with care and sorrow,
We know not, and some do not care,
What change will come tomorrow.
~ S5e N. O. Delta
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-12-18

2 He who does his best, however little, is
always 70 be distinguished from him who
does nothing. 4 y iaea ieaans es
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LECTURE NOTICES.


~ Free Lectures ut Hope Chapel, us
BKoadway.-On the Prevention and Cure of Consump-
hon, Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart &c; On the Laws Of
Life and the Preservation Of Health to extreme Old Age
BY SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, Nj D. of7O7 Broadway
LECTURE "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. BON
the Uuses OF the Lungs and Causes Of Consumpton On
the Cure OF Bronchitis and Throat Diseases and Treatment
OF Common Cold.
LECTURE H.-THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. bon
.he Prevention and Cure of Consumption and Proofs offs
Durability.
LECTURE III-FRIDAY EVENING Dec. 2o-To Cen
temen oulyOn the Manner of Forming fine, healthy,
bust Chest and large, healthy Lungs; and on the True
Method OF Developing good Constitution and retaining it
to Old Age
LECTURE IV.-SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 2l-
Ladies only-On the Method Of Forming Perfect Chest
Healthy Lungs and Beautiful Figure; and of Possessing
without Art clear, beautiful Complexion and on the best
Means of Preventing and Curing Female Diseases, and
Perpetusting Health TO Extreme Age
Evening Lectures commence at before8; Afternoon
Lecture at 81 O'Clock dig 3tf
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MARY HoWITTes LAST WORK:
z Il IL Sr1RN az N-LEH NOR NOOD

BY aAKY HoWITT-
limo stamped cloth with Illustrations; price 30 csBts
The best Juvenile Story Mary Howiu ever wrote. his
very Interesting and the most iasttl0us crnc vii ind Il
difficult 10 iay down The volume when once commenced
without couc.uiin Us perussl TIE simplicity Of lis
fairly fascinating Gabriel ia apeasant hero, his
generous Impulses and christian syeaas excellent
examples for or Juveniles Literary Word.
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4 NNUALs. ANIMALS. At

Nm Ms. AN y Z AI4Sf ~
n DEWITT * DAyENPORTS
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LEAFLETS OF MEMoRY-J2 splendid Examinations
and Illustrations Turkey morocco
THE FEMALE POETS OF AhERICAt maguid.
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GEMS OF BEAUTY-S elegant Eugrayings,
PICTURESQUE SOUVENIR, By W. c. Bryant very
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SOUVENIR GALLERY-l4 elegant EngrsgingS
SNOW FLAKE-Very elegant
SCENES IN THE LIFE Of OUR SAVIOR,
SCENES IN THE LIVES OF THE APOSTLES.
SCENES IN THE LIVES OF THE PATRIARcHS
AND PROPHETS. all very elegantly bound in Turkey
morocco with splendid Engraypgs.
Nj the Annals of the Season now ready.
Also. an ele gant assortment OF Children's BOOKS
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ZONE AND SEE.-Persons wishing
SPRINTING OF any kind done in the BEST MANNER
at the time promised and at low prices and ST. 'he same
time DESTROYS of knowing something OF the details OF lae
Printers Art should visit BAKER. GOODWIN X co.
extensive STEAM 10 8 PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
in the Tribune Buildings facing the Park The propdeors
have arranged their Office in such thai tho whole
operation csn be seen al once and they promise THAI IN
addition 10 giving customer Handsome JOB, st mod
crate price, him of the besarranged and most
imposing Printing Establishments In the coanuy.
Cal and see-cvil snd courteous treatment to all,
BAKER. GOODWIN y co. Printers,
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a The Anniversary Of The Nissionary Sos
clety OF the yeetry-st. VI. +. Church VIII be held
SUNDAY, lie I'd mt sermon vii be Preachsi N me
Morning by Rcy Or DURbIN and Addresses delivered
in the Evening by Raw Bsnop MES and Rev. Dr. DU n
BIN Services Vii commence ia the morning 81 ~ M
and in the evening dzl II
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nI-p cn1rsINS IN nurn

lsno-Uuiform with Gabriel; by MARY HowITT.
This s esry Pleasant narrative Ct American country
life, for children. written By Mary HowI from the Journal
OF sister no recently died home CiGcin
He The stye very igely and agreeable and Ii desep
t.ons OF Western life correct and pcluresquen Tribune
For sac by booksellers generally
ROBERT B. COLLINS, Publisher,
dis 5tisv 25l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

u Union Baptist Ghurch.-A Sermon will be
preached in This Church. Twenlysecopd st. Third
av by The Pastor. nexl SUNDAY EVENING, on The
Children of the Bble"-he topic for that evening The
Childhood of Moses" The Indian Missionary who pre-
vented from attending last Sunday evening from heah,
viii give Of the Religious condition Of differ
ent dian tribes in this country. d2l IT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10. Stuyveaant Temperance Society,", r u,
Tic Meeting will be held on SUNDAY Dec "a ,st a. he
present Those friendly to the cause are respec5sHiy t
yited By the Society. W., :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

tSy- Fifteenth Nnrd.-In pursuance of the recon.
nerdaon of the Wing General Committee the Wings OF
the Fifteenth Ward are hereby notified that Primary Eec-
lion will he held Constitution Hail. $50 Broadway, on
MONDAY the sd inst to elect Five Delegates TO each OF
he Wing General Committees. and also 10 elect Ward
Committee OF Thirteen for the ensuing year The Po VIII
he 0peped nj sunrise and close al O'Clock, T. M
By order of the Ward Committee
ISAAC o. BARKER, Chairman
n c ppYeon Secretary do 2tr
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

e. Second Ward.-ln compliance with the recon-
mcndation of the Wing General Committee, the Wing Elec
tors of the Second Ward requested to assemble at
Stoneal's Hotel 1871 Futonst on M ONDAY the I'D inst
between the hours Of l2 Nj and Nj. for the purpose OF
choosing five Delegates to the Wing General Committee
FIVE Delegates the Young Mems General Committee and
thirteen members whom together VIII form ward Com
nlittee for the ensuing year.
The election will be conducted under the direction OF the
Wing Inspectors elect Thomas +. Riley and Gideon Cliff
ton assisted by Edwin j. Mercer Esq designated by the
General Committee "a Inc third Inspector
the Wing voters of the Ward earnestly solicited to
take IN interest in the choice of these important Commits
tees. JOHN n. SA1RE, CHAIRMAN WING Ooui'
JOSEPH a. KEMP Sec,a,ar ee
WILLIAM b PARSONS, al II
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70 sIiaS injury &. UoSsv-A Funeral Discourse on
he deah Of is ttepiy nuus aud amenled young Lazy
vii! be prc8cted on 81 9RATH AFTERNOON At o'c's,
hy Re- DR. MITCHELL. N the Asbufy M Z. Church,
knr,ok.st al ~
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IT OST-A roll of MAPS, 8 in number,
4 Representing property at Yellow Hook, surveyed
by TTNIS G. BERGEN. The finder viii be suitably re-
warded by sending it 10 81 lioeItyst TO sfEAh ny
LEY l. CO. al II,
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MANuFACTORY on LEWELRY
H STOUVENEL & co. 594 Broad

H STOUVENEL & CO. 594 Broad
AZ way nextto Nibo's. just opened splendid
ment Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS such will not be found
In this city Fancy Bohemian Gloss Taryeoia articles
Glass and China Yases Card Receivers Candeabras Can
dlescks, Cologne Bottles, Silver Plated articles &C. Rich
Cut Glass French China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ses
French Lamps and complete Assortment Of rich Gas Fix
lures Solar and Fluid Lamps, and 1000 articles
toned Also, the articles viii be found ri their store
3 John 81. until lsl February next
j. STOuVENEL & co.
d2l Ina Glass Mandatory 30 and 80 yeseyst
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20. Hat Finishers' Union. The Stockholders OF
ae HAT FlNlSHERs' UNION would most respectfully
call attention OF their friends and The public 10 the new ana
Rouse where they will hnd elegant assortment OF
HATS CAPS and the variety of articles pertaining 70 The
N B,-This IA truly an Association of CAPITAL and
LABoR,he producers ofthe Union being sso It's p[opri.
elorp dis aWSTuSkTu*
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c9- Card.-To 3e Passengers Of the Steamship GE0R-
eI4 ,5Aich ayrfrcd ar Ne, YORK from Chagres the
" iast-Tbe family of Mr. JOSEPH GUILD, of Sharon,
gass who died board OF the GEORGIA on her passage
D Neyv.York viii feel greatly obliged TO any of the
passengers who will communicate any inormsonrespect'
lg him They particularly desire 10 have an interview
nth or hear from the gentleman who so kindly per-
btmed tile office Of friend 10 Mr. GUILD under the peca,
ar circumstances OF bis illnesR Address the family OF
ISr JOSEPH GUILD, Journal Office Boston
DIG SUsDAllW
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY, the FIRST

i nunbfr OF ARhEKSS IUQRNAL..a weekly gaze,is
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Dou As JsRRolo Miscel Sy Of great Ssaaty ma INTER-
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nd Canier the Freg Oh ryrS US; aseal articles on sh
Ars and Sciences Fscs and Opnieas, presenting
m condensed forms the piQoN; meaosand& Of seedng
TINE Notice OF New Books afucies on TIE eie Arts saa
~ 9nsir ard tbe Drums Correspondence from Lcnaon
paris sgd Nspichael which Viii be fo0ud brilliant II style
and oaching upon topics rarely noticed IN ne e pTess
ba IcnynafYs issued in gunro form. OF ID pagea sn
r1r on re paper IN superior style The publisher viii
present esch new paving subscriber with Pate, exeeatet
m me hest STYLE OF ART descriptive OF the trst s
r,,es VaShy4p ton and bis Mother after he war ~ tade
pelderce Terms Gin advance s. 50 served IN ie ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

esy- TJuuid Hair Dye, Improved so as to color the
T or biskers the mouentit is applied without the least
sry Ills entirely from unpleasant, odor, and can oe
Sshed with The strongest soap Immediately ii e applied
as WIG Eactory 4 Wals, rnyl5 TuTh&Sata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
,-,,. printer., ITnlon-spccial Notice. -Mombers

vs,- printers' IInion-Spociai NOtice.-Memberss
that The Auuus Election for Officers for 10!
Nm nv nike nlscs nj the Regular Meeting on SATURDAY
EEVENiNG Dec 81 at Fouutain Hail, 40 Bowery near
Broomest =, ,,,t INV. Mo,,,,or who f,jrs IN
80 ma meeting shall be fined Twenty-Five Gents. Nc
membe is entitled 10 vote who is more than three months
IN arrears va 0">'' H. GREELEY, President,
-, II pn,SnIr Secretary d20 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

rE7' Nineteenth Ward.-The Wing Electors, OF the
Nineteenth Ward hereby notified taat there VIII De 40
Az near Forty. fourth-st, on MONDAY EVENING, Dec.
Is between the hours OF and O'clock TO choose Five Del
egaies 10 Inc Wing General Committee, Five Delegates 10
ne Young Mems General Committee, and p Members TO
the Ward Committee for The ensuing year
By order ofthe Ward Committee.
HIRAM A. MAYNARD, Chairman.
GEORGE w. JACQUES, Secretary. d2l 20
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XMANTED-A respectable mlddle-agea
w Woman as Nurse; who s wei a;cusoi 1r ~ a
Children and can come VT re;9nTnendea; Ely Also
good situation by Supplying aiof " I4o"-st d50 2tx
3 pnnd Cook Hented.
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WANTED.

XyTANTED-A purchaser for stock Of
Dry Goods and good sia4a lot Gesiroas Of en-
Gods and business well established wll 11 nus
which demand his immediate eiteoton ine a.,
10 Merchant tribune Once VIII meet VIII {1i
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rs1HE ROMISH CONFESSIONAL

E1HE ROMISH CONFESSIONAL;
Il THE PRIEST AND THE FAMILY Or TIE Aarica-
lar Confession and Spiritual Direction OF the Roalsa
Church; Its Hisory Theory, Consequences and Policy OF
the Jesuits The Priest and the Family, etc BY NJ Mich
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The whole OF the above great and valuable work Is puo
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28 pages printed on The finest white paper Price for the
complete work 80 only; or Five Copies for Two
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Booksellers News Agents and all others wiz please
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ROARDING.-To Leta desirable Room
ASand Bedroom, with use OF warm ard cold Baths IN
modern built house. occurred by small pleasant family,
with Breakfast and Tea If desired Location pleasant and
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below Prince References required d20 2s'
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POARD-A back Parlor, suitable for
~ Gentleman and his VIE: also Rooms oI one or Two
single Gentlemen Apply Il Leroy-Place, BleeckersL
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THOLIDAY PRESENTS.-FRANCIS
a r. Il LOUTREL. n Maiden Lane, offer tine lot Of
useful HOLIDAY GIFTS, writing desks dressing cases,
portfolios gold pen and pencil cases card paper
weights porte monnoes diaries for 1851 pearl and ivory
tablets boxes coors, chesnen, dOnnOes, psper mace
goods daily journals 1851 and other articles suitable for
Holiday Presents d2I ST.
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XKTANTED-By an Attorney acquainted
w whth City Practice, situation to take fharg t OF
the business Of an Office to enter into partnership win
nsccnp LAWYER The best Of reference for character
and capacity will be given Address D. = L. al ne ao
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SN7ANTED-25 men Of good addT re TO %
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8q5 o. s. s lo soo ACCORDING 70 cep Also an agent Tor
One Can al W D. BEAUMONT co.'s o. ~ 45i a..
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Price cloth =; with gilt eGges, - 5i full gilt,
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THE collection Of NJ James is made from hose Fables
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when hat appendage Is added Is az brief ard pro-
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typography and the paper arr fully equal TO The
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS ITO THE
u a PURCHASERS OF FANCY ARTICLES AT
TUTTLES EMPORIUM, 545 BROApWAY.-in order
to avoid the RUSH certain 10 take place this establish
ment on CHRISTMAS EVE it is suggested TO ladies and
the public to make their Purchases SATURDAY, MON.
DAY, and TUESDAY, EARLY. This will enable the
WISE 10 make better selections. An goods purchased
will be home Christmas Eve, desired ny Tuea
package express. free Of expense. d2l a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

gThe Third Annual Convention of fhe NE ~ sis
rs OF the Chi Psi society," es96 ,b as GS Gs
vicinity accordance Win she III ~ bl5 -, he f{n,e
College Chapter of that Fraternity W, We an ERIDAY
RNIiNSG NJ 81 M O'Clock, 0radustes requested
b 49, 80 u 6ces WILLIAM ASrOR,
"eol HE'' D'9 FRANCIS T. GARRETSON.
ST CLAIR SMITH,
r A DE WHIT,
AIS -. CHAS B. CROMWELL.
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EY- Christian gsrueliteH.-Mrs. BISHOP is to
Preach TOMORROW AFTERNOON ats o'clk, at Con-
Btution Hall, $50 Broadway Bondst Subject; :" Ia
Taes Restoration 1000 Years of Peace" &c. The public
invited Seats free No service in the evening. DBL 1T