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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06
AN ACT

114N. AZ
To amend the act entitled an Act to Incorporate
the State Bank of Ohio, and other Banking
companies, passed February "a, ls45
SEC l. Be it enacted By the Genera
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That the
sixty-ninth section of the act entitled an act
to incorporate the state bank of Ohio and
other banking companies, passed February
24th 1915, be. aud the same is hereby re.
vived, ard shall continue in force, SO far as
relates to the Clinton Bank of Columbus;
for three years from the passage Of this act
any thing in the act to which this is an
amendment or in any act amendatory
thereto, to the contrary notwithstand.
ing. Provided, that the rights hereby con-
ferred shall only extend to secure to said
Clinton Bank of Columbus all the privileges
provided by said act for Independent bank
ing companies Provided further that upon
the acceptance of the provisions of this act
by the Clinton bank of Columbus, the capi-
tai stock of said bank shall be entered up.
on the duplicate of Franklin county for
taxation, for all purposes, and the said bank
shall thereafter be taxed for state, canal,
school, county, township, city, and other
purposes, upon its capital stock, in lieu Of
the tax upon its profits, as provided by the
act to which this is amendatory. And
provided further that said Bank shall be
subject to any general law which may
hereafter be passed altering or changing
the mode of taxing bank capital.
- BENJAMIN F. LETTER.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
March 8, 1850.
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court Of common pleas shall hereafter be
holden, in the county Of Fulton, on the
fau,th Tuesday in June, nnd on. the first
Friday after the fourth Monday in October,
and in the county of Ideas on the first
Friday after the first hiupduy in April, the
| first Friday after the fourth Tuesday in
June and the second Euesday after The
fourth Monday IA 0ctober.ss-
T Sec. 2. An laws and parts of all laws
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PaovINa AN Abba clergyman at
Cambridge preached sermon which one
of his auditors commended.
YES" said the gentleman to whom it
was mentioned, cit wasa good sermon, but
he stole it,
This was tod to tbs. preacher; he rssen-
ted it, and called on the gentleman to re.
tract what he had said.
81 am not" replied the aggressor, "very
apt to retract my words; but, in this in-
stance. | will,-I said you stolethe sermon;
| find I was wrong-ior on referring to the
book whence l thought it,was taken, find
if still there.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-06

DEPKEDATIoNs IN THE PosT OFFICE
Post Office depredations, says the Wash
ington Union, under the present dynasty
seem 10 multiply rapidly. Within two or
three weeks we have noticed the arrest Of
Two Taylor Posimasters, for robbing the
mail; and we now have before US letter
mailed in Missouri, and addressed to gem
ileman in New York, in which $40 bank
note was enclosed, one end of which was
sealed to the letter. The letter duly ar
rived, but nainus the bank note. II had
evidently been torn from the letter. We
hope. this new "spoils'' system will not
gain very great prevalence under this ad-
ministralion, as it now promises 10 do.
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zE AN ACT, .s,.-ss-sss : -
To amend the act fixing the time of holding the
court of common pleas in the sth judicial cir.
cult.
SEC. l. Be it enacted6y the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
court of common pleas in the county OF
Meigs shall hereafter be held as follows,
viz: On the fourth Tuesday of March, on
the third Tuesday in June, and the fourth
Tuesday in September.
SEC q The fall term of said court in
Athens county shall be held on the fourth
Tuesday in November, and the fall term in
Washington county shall be held on the
fourth. Tuesday in October.
SEC. 3. All acts or parts Of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
'a BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker ofthe House of Reps.
-f..s CHARLES G. CONVERS.
= Speaker ofthe Senate.
February 10 1890 -
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foregoing section be, and the same hereby il
repealed.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
#f Speaker Of the House of Reps.
sa CHARLES C. CONVERS, !,
s:s es4 Speaker Of the Senate.
March %, 1850. .-.s.

~ ~--' '-3 AN ACT
Fixing the times of holding the courts of common
pleas in the sth judicial circuit.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by tie General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
courtof common pleas shall be hereafter
held in the several counties composing the
eighth Judicial circuit as following. viz: In
the Count yseff Gigs, irst Aianday ID
March. the fourth Monday IN May, and the
fourth Monday in August; in the county Of
Morgan on the second Tuesday in March,
the first Tuesday in June, and the first
Tuesday in September: in the county of
Athens on the first Tuesday in April, the
second Tuesday in July, and the second
Wednesday in October; in the County Of
Washington on the third Tuesday in April,
the fourth Tuesday in July, and the first
Tuesday Of November. ~
SEC 2. All acts and parts of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
.f Speaker of the House of Reps.
-s#s p CHARLES C. CONVERS, ,a-
Speaker ofthe Senate.
February Is, 1850.
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I hereby certify that hove compared
the foregoing acts with the originals, ac-
cording TO law, and find them correct.
JOHN 6. MCBRIDE,
auditor of PoYtage County.
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Idleness is the sepulchre Of a lying man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

rYe ladies' Fpir The Ladies Of Spring s. Church
vii hold 80 and Festival the afternoon aud evenings
efTHURSDAY and FRIDAY of Tie nresen; week, at La
rs.ee Han Broadway bet~een Primo" and Houston ga.
dteya CIIJfer dill 2t-
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SINGULAR INCIDENTAL Worcester, on sun
day afternoon the o wind odf n f one or his %5s
Zoo feet long, and quietly deposited it on the
eround at a little distance The walls were left
standing aadunharmed. The building belonged to
Messrs ]. & 0. K. Earle, and was used for storage
boston Chronotype
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

H- DR.. Lutener's Ear Infirmary, q Warren
Ct Broadway, open from I'LL 5, for the exclusive
treatment of diseases deafness Discharges from the
er and all unpleasant noises In the head cured in short
time without risk pain Consultation fee ST. by letter
or otherwise Unpaid letters refused.
TESTIM ONIALS.
My thanks | publicly tender TO DR. LUrENER Auris,
q WsTenst for the surprising he has performed
was for four years troubled with deafness III one OF
my ears accompanied with dsagreeable discharge from
the external and tried the first physicians In this city,
Philadelphia, Baltimore Cincinnati and Orleans with
the least benefit and cured The sbovenaned gen.
ueman in the short space offs weeks
j. DOLBEER, ~ Bayard-sL
JOHN GLOVER, Jr. builder, Frankin-syenue, Brook.
n cured deafness and discharges from the exerpd
Ear, of % years standing.
Miss ADELAIDE BROWN daughter OF Capt. VIM.
Brown Bay State steamer Fall River, was!cured very
dsagreeabe discharges and her hearing very considerably
benefited
FRANCIS LOUIS, Prospect Hill Brooklyn, was as deal
as post and cured in week
WIN. WOOD, son of Solomon C. Wood Goshen, Orange
County, cured OF Deafness. accompanied with dis
charges from the external Ear Of years standing in six
weeks.
The above cases wers considered lncurable, and all
Deafness attended with Scroiua until Dr.. LUTENERS
discovered. Numerous other testimonials 10
be seen at his Office 2! Warren.st MI lmF
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Ia. nr. nod,s Lccture on ElectrIcnl psycho.

tS'' DIR. Dod's lecture on Electrical Psyche
iegy is re with absorbing interest 10 the whole world II
is seEevideut and positively So chmera II the the
or, of Professor WATTS-hAt 10 equRlze the electricity
throughout the system YOU destroy the very Of all
disease WATTSS Nervous Antdoe does all this, and no
Que has ever been diseased after using it, Science brings
& The brightest. duh
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LECTURE NOTICES.

rR Dr, Cheoyer's Sixth lecture on English
I,iterufurc in behalf of the Home for Frendless
Boysn-sntlect Wicklide and Chaucer the early Re-
ligious and Poetjca Retormsrs of England" WEDNES.
DAY EVENING nj u O'Clock, at the Spngler Institute,
unoI-sQuare, dill liz
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DR. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist,
AIAurlst, &c confines his practices exclusively 10 DIS.
EASES OF THE EYE AND EAR from Q 10 o'clock
daily al 26l BROADWAY. ENTRANCE n WARREN.
STREET,
Dr. PowePs TREATISE On THE EYE, Sd edition,
enlarged, with plates pnc- be procured at
his Office; also, his SELR-ACTIHO EYE AND EAR
FOUNTAINS, the most powerful and successful anxiI-
Harry In The % tho affections OF hoee delcas
organs.
Justimpohed, large supply Of beautiful ARTIFICIAL
EYES which he nserted without any pain opeTa
don and they ii accordance With Tie na;1fal oyo,
he c0sest observer cannot detect them
mis- ImiaD 4 2teowW|
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DOARD Ia WILLIAMSBURGH.-
INSTRUCTION AND BOARD.-A

z Gentleman and his Wife, OF great experience in Teach
ing common and higher English Branches WIKI the lat
in Greek and FreHch-wish BOARD, FOR which they vii
give Instruction location in the Fifteenth Ward
& desired. Address q. S Tribune Office. as i
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az. Mcrcanrile Lihrarr Assoc.ntIon

~ Mercantile Library Association Lees
inres.The following six Lectures VIII be delivered in
he Broadway Tabernscle, on TUESDAY evening of each
+ Dec lO-Lecure by Rev. JOHN LORD Medford Mass
Subject; The Suppression of The Jesu!s by Pope Gle
Dec II, a. and Shy GEORGE vASDENnorr, ESQ.
sSe popular ragedian)Three Evenings with Sheridan,
comprising an Original sketch Of the private ana public life
'he great wit damatsi aud orator with readings from
se play OF the Rivals "Scbool for Scandal" and The
r Unto, or Tragedy Rehearsed"
Jsp ii Lecture by Rev. f. II. CHAPLIN, New York.
Y Soelect; The Man Of the Verdi
1ekes Tor the above six Lectures may be obtained al
aesk o. the Library, and the principal bookstores,
S al NE door on The evenings Of the Lectures For lady
"a gentleman to the course So single person. 81 IS;
: Ng3s admission, p cents,
d nay e0dew GEO. PECKHANt. Chairmaa Lee Com
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Receints of Produce

BIZ the North River Boats, Dee lo-S,700 bbls
-Four 22o do Ashes $50 pkgs Beef 1900 do Cheese 700 10
Butter 4 500 bush Wheat.
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- EADY THIS MORN \ G--No' . OF
& The Fanltly JcuIrs CoRtents The t'To hates TIE
surdxr Qutsutn s. N Heusehod Words CardlAat ne
Jlweier Iconcuded Alexander Of Russia ny Dumas IN
Agrte1bl Surprise influence Cf Love Au4nuc Il 3ces,
Anecdotes Chess &c sc. Published by ? Miller Son,
lao Pearl-s For safe by all Booksellers. Price cents
Monthly Parts il cover ~ cent?. Part now ready ~
4 TTRACTIVE NEW BOOKS.-Now
I "a Ready for Publication by GEORGE ?. PUTNAM,
l. TaE PATHFINDER. by J. Fennm0Ee Cooper.
.Aulhor's revised edition. Emo cloth s. .25.
II. THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD: By Elizabeth Wetl-
ereII
III VALA, or the Nightingale Mybologcs ale
founded on Incidents the HE q Emmy LIND By Parke
Goodwin. Illustrated by numerous beautiful designs On
wood. vol. large 8vo. cloth gilt
" POEMS: by Samuel G. Goodrich Illustrated with
series OF beautiful original deslsns square sYo c4oh'
V TIE MEMORIAL an illustrated Souvenir contrib
ued by The friends of the late Mrs Osgo0d Emeelsed
with hnely engraved Illustrations or Steel lyol sc nc
rocco. gilt
DOLPH HEYLIGER. illustrated with ten original De-
signs Etched IN Outline. by y EhningeT, with he etter
press the Tale from rvings Srucobridge Hail., ito.
cloth extra, recently pubished.l
WI A SERIES OF ETCHISGS IN OUTLINE, sag
gested by Hoods Bridge Of Signs, By j. H. Eh2lnseF,
4t0 cloth, $3.50.
W Ehrinsc pc3gcsd thu, vh oh compare 'vcr
ably gNks Of clam tor tneu'ely~s ago place
among conception he
No who hsse beautiful drawings, S DOUBT
Nj EhUSss capacity 10 reach distinguishes postum q lie ooGt
rank pt the profession. - Eveuns Post
superb all thes- schpgs the artist has ed nap
p.iv AID executed eIsct.grly.' -Exprsss.
suggestive tbs Ines which drew Them out-A5eny Azs
d9 2teod
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kE- Wigs and Toupees.-BATCHELOR'S cele
brBted WIG FACTORY Is Al Wall-st where al all times
be found the largest assortment in the city Strangers
aud citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. BATCHELOR'S newly-invenIed
WIGS obtained silver medal the Fair of the American
Institute Copy the address, myl5 MW&Fd
Dr.J Ivy. Redded, Physiognomisi4i BaTcay-.i nig I'm
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~ MIR. II. Gardner, The distinguished New Eng.
land Soap Man re0pens Washington Hall Newark, n, J.
THIS EVENING, with one ofhs very superb Lectures
f Soap. ill Is
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~ L. O. O. F.-The R. W Grand EncamPment Of
Southern NerY-York will hold Adjourned Session
WEDNESDAY 1lih inst at y O'Clock, P. NJ. in the Grand
Lodge Room. Odd Feows Hall, Centerst. Members will
peafe be puuctual By order.
dIIlt+ JOHN !. DAVIES Grand Scribe.
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tFf Home for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI

~ Home for the DONATION VISIT
- He that giyeh unto The poor shall moi lack but ne that
hideth his eyes shall have many a cursen-Prov xviii, r.
The Managers OF the House Of Industry and Home for The
Frendless, East Thirtieh-stas will be seen by their
notice in another culumn-have chosen Thanksgiving Day
for their Annual Donation Visit To this useful institution II
take considerable in the provision line TO feed an av
erage family of hundred adults and children and we
glad TO learn that citizens remembered them so
literally the last Ii should be borne in mind that
sUal amount from individuals that would be little felt may
large supply in the aggregate We are informed
that of the Managers will be in attendance at tbs
Home from 8 AN. TO o PM on Thursday next will be
happy wait all present aud former donors 10 the ns
tuttonespeciay the latter that they may bear due tes
blessed with large decide their duty with the
above quoted before them, they might perhaps be induced
10 make an investment that would pay fourod Another
specially appropriate for Thana sgvipg OCCASION is the
folowng-(See Nehemiah viii 10y: Gothy way eat the
fat and drink the sweet, and send portions 10 them for
whomnotmng is prepared" dll
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II Industrial Home AssOciutiGn, No. 1.-The
members of this Society VINO have NOT yet given in their
Pass Books hereby notified to deliver send them
before the l,h inst 10 D. II MARSH at his residence 4i8
Houston.s fine OF 80 cents will be incurred, reGou-
ton the above effect having passed the regular meet
ing on Friday last J. STEVENS, President.
r. D. MURRAY Secretary. do 2t+
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wEW NOVEL THIS MORNING

q -, No I'll IIIC -IOIL4NI-FN.-
! y LIGHT AND DARKNESS: or Mysteries OF LIE
Bv Catherine Grove author Of Susan Hopley,r The
Siehtsde OF NaIure" &c Price 50 cents.
y now Of 10 "a cos=y reslla1-
T wsnsa's Diary Of Lat ta. a1 .Lla; AL DARK
ss NE Of them starting but iah1iie
M mas eiy G. c-pa ysaF 1; every r-+gert sirs
5aksayac iDat-d, asnseo1t p=fsc; l1rG y @l
Se1S Ssary, T-Iy tue 81 L-Eis-
E,i-rs lsVsa 3" ne Brt-.s : 1frev. .ssf To
Anto5e Creat.hsz's F1e5.ee D7 co-czasr
tst -tIs ts ~
--- r.. I4-4.er.
StRIAGE r Z Toy -J-1-t.}..-- 3-saisy-5,
a. '1--5r j! 4
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. NJ MERwIN. Auctioneet.
10y BANGS, BROTHER q co. 204
EDBROADWAY-Cas advances made upon all con-

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec II, at 6l O'Clock.
STANDARD MISCELLANEOUS AND GIFT Boons-An eA,
tensve variety popular works in the various branches OF
Standard Miscellaneous Literature Arts Sciences Nc
Also. large Of Animals for l85 and other
beautifully illustrated Books suited The Holiday season.
embcllished Juveniles. &c.
$50 collection OF standard School Books in euand
ties, &c.
the Week
EXTENSIVE SALE OF New Books, ANIMALS AND OTHER
ILLUSTRATED WoRKs-Caalogues OF the above Sale
viii be ready for distribution on Saturday, Lhc l4h inst
Il viii embrace a great variety OF choice Books, many
superby illustrated English Works SC &c Particulars
Hereafter
ELEGANT ENGLISH FRENCH ENGRAvINGs AND
Books OF ILLUSTRATIONS. just received from London
Being collection OF the riches, and most superb fine Lime
md Mezzont Engraviugs that has recently been offered
embracing grea, variety OF the productions OF the beat
artists OF Europe many of which exqusilely c0ored
Aeo a choice collection of beautifully illustrated Works.
including some of curious Prints, &c.
Catalogues will be issued on Wednesday.
Also, collection Of popular Standard and Miscellaneous
Literature, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11

TOHN H. STILL, Wholesale and Re-
81 tail Dealer In NEWSPAPERS, CHEAP PUBLlCA.
TONS BOOKS and STATIONERY, Ponsmouh-sglsre,
Two doors from the Posl-Oaice San francisco, U y "a
N B. Cash advanced on consgnmens OF Cheap Pubhcar
uons, Books and Stationery - - w.
REFERENcEs-Daniel Curtis Co. w. 81. Rowland, Gsq
Greeley 4 McElrath New-York; Sleeper \ Rogers, Bog
ton Mofatt Co James King J. Winchester, Esq H.
c. Kembe, ESQ San Francisco. nlE I'm
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Ready this Day,
TENHE CTHALS OF NEW-IORk.-


Il BY Ned Buniine author OF THE Mysteries and Mis-
cries of New-York' Price Fifty cents.
No work published in this country created more excite
famed Mysteries and Mseres OF New York; and The
obviuusthy present in form easy 10 be under
stood Most Startling Picture Of the Vices and Virtues.
tie Morals Manners of The large part OF our commune
who are called the Working Classes; and no man has
had opportunity OF becoming acquainted with The
details OF their life in all It's lights and shadows than Mr..
Judson. who has been emphatcally called the Friend
81 The Working Man. The present work the q has Of
New York abOunds far than The Mysteries y n
all those startling manifestations Of strength ylgdness
and power and that keen insight into and rapid apprecla
ton of character which tie striking characteristics Of
lis popular author, who lays open view, with an
unsparug hand the hardshps and mseTes OF our social
svstem; exhibits IN all its varied phases the Life Of
Woman in great Metropolis and we question much
whether touching has ever been painted than
that in which the Orphans. Mary and Susan, beautiful
poor but yet VlGtuOus, compelled by their terror OF
gasping landlord and the cravings of hungernoI OF them
selves but of their little helpless sistersto surrender up
that virtue which they priced more than life And parcU
urly the present time when public attention G strong
" turned to The subject and the working is rising IN
his 10 shake off the chains that weigh him to the EARTH
aud TO demand JUST equivalent for his labor this book
which presents such startling picture OF the wee and NIT.
cry engendered by the pOorpaying and nonpayng SYSTEM
calculated not only to give The ahonng just appre
citation OF his rights but also for the employer that he may
the Justice of the maxim" the Laborer Is worthy Of
his hire" tis, in fact, The Book for the People
Agents and The Trade viii please forward their orders
DEWITT DAVENPORT, Publishers Tribune
dill Buildings, Nassau-st
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L o. CARRlsGroN. Auclioueer

GTATUARY IN PLASTER OF
~ PARIs.-Fsncy Goods, Toys-BENJ MOONEY
viii sell THIS DAY a. 10 o'clock the auction room Il
Platt-st large quantity Of Plaster Of Paris Figures,
among which may be mentioned bufts Of Henry Clay,
Be jemn Rransld La Fayette, the Three Graces Sleep
ing Beauty Greek Slave &c &c. Also fancy Glass Boxee
Purses &c &c. Also. quantity Of oil paintings, yiz
landscapes, heads, &c. do ~
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XN7ANTED-A hrst-rate second hand
w FyTFNSTON DINING TABLE Address w. J.
s. Boy Az Post-Ofce describing table, stating Pace ana
VIII e ~ olis
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UCTION NOTICE.-RICH FANCY
IN OODs.-The undersigned would aYe the particular
attention of the trade aud others lie large and splendid
assortment Of rich Paris FANCY GOODS. FRENCH
CLOCKS, Decorated FRENCH CHINA CUT GLASS,
and SILVER PLATED WARE. 10 be sold 4; auction
THIS DAY lCl ococA q Nasssu-si. between John
ard Fulton Gig. tdl1 l+ R C. KEMP, Auctoneer.
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TENWO YOUNG MEN want situations
n one Coachmap, the other Wailer-wll be will
ing make themselves generally useful The best of CITY
references can be given Apply at The Tribune Office or
% Motst Inquire for c. or E. K die BIZ
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q Sew. orls Rantisr snnanr sohool nI,s..

w NeWr ORR baptist Sunday School Miss.
on tn, ESsi SpHANEsGIVINGl EVENING Al
Soss co gsT Of RE dseEsan Bas Church Rey J.
4 commence al 4 O'clock wv ''is ,''S' -Ae'N'SV'
Add5e1sg S VIII be Delivered by Rev Dr. HAcug, ofNew
Singing by the Children Of he SabbasiSa
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A CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNE

"A CdANCE " NAM u L Wv l - 1'
LA-Wanted gentleman Of good address, with STt, 70
conduct the Exhibition OF Panorama and act as eXposo
He will receive as remuneration share OF profits Inc
work Of high character and none but person g9od
capacity and tact for business need apply y. B-ihe
above work viii be sold if competent person be not en-
gagged within fortnight, the proprietor cannot Ry5 ns
lime For further Information inquire al Mon .
Looking. Glass and PcureFrame Store, 81 Fu9pstreei
BROOKLYN New. York. uo u"
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TY New.Englnnd Society in New DIRK. Tie
Society viii hold a Annual Meeting for the transaction Of
and for the Election Of Officers for the ensuing
year MONDAY the sd inst at Y o'clock noon al The
dTtz3D EPHM KINGSBURY, Secretary.
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e. ThaHnksa y SIKH Anniversary Of Har
lee Broadway Tabernacle on THURSbIy Tv w! 9S sI
r. r. 1881 Hon JAMES HARPER vii presi5e S s5,
sses by Rev. THOS ARMIPAGE of Ne3Sy'yorS ~
sAyAkELEf OF Newark, n. j aud f0LN q
Sea Appropriate Music by the Union SingIne Also O.
gents, may be obtained Of The Ladies of tina
90 Eiso u Squire Il Bro iS2 Bowe-y; DIR VIM Mn .ao
saHtos ST. C, Tracy ASS Hudson 81, d Cady snr,ce
& thce Eagerly, e s cor Resde,st and Broad way on
K Bros coy. Fulton nnd Nassau sis and the door on
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