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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-06
REMOVAL.

REMOt al.
nR. CIIAS. s. VIEWER having removed from
- Evansville TO Mt Vernon, wOud respectfully
inform his patrons that lie has loft his notes aadac
counts with Messrs. lngle IL Wheeler, ior settle
ment Tie has also len with them the unsettled
notes and accounts due the late fIin CT TTatlon &
Viewer
Dr. w. takes great pleasure in announcing 10 biz
friends aud tn public that his placeis to lie supplied
Immediately. by W. II. EyToRD, vi. D., in whose
skill and integrity ke believes they nay repose the
utmost confidence loct2i-tfl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ATLANTIC. LAKE AND MISSISSIPPI TELEGRAPH
CONSTRUCTED BY nf
HENRY O'RIELLY,
And Connecting with nearly all the
Prominent towns i'm ihc United States
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
To tie Commercial and TFareling Conan.unit,

DS-Captains and Clerks of steamboats,, and ira,
lers generally will find their Teegraphic dispatch
es iaiihfully attended 10, at the Agency on board
lhc Wharf-boat at Evansville.
9c-Passengers hand theif dispatches and
payment TO the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
o the Agent on the Wharf-boat as steamers pas,
Evansville Landingi
STDispatches sent 10 Evansville for officers or
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, at any hour OF NIGHT or DAY.
R There is no place in the Union where Tel
egraphlc business is more satisfactorily transact
ed than al Evansville" says Henry O'Reilly, in
late letters and the public may rely upon every
effort being made hereafter as heretofore. to rende
full satisfaction to the commercial and travelhp
community.
0-Ihe Agents on the Wharcboat are Cap,a
7. u. O'RILEy & Co. forwarding merchants
and the agent at the Telegraph office is Mir. Cospr
RrDespatcles should ARRAYS be handed 10 tie
agent on the wharf boat, Mr. p G. O'Riey. The
bne cannot be responsible for those handed 10 9Th
ers TO be forwarded.
IpHN lNGLE. Trustee
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NOW Is TIME TopUY s-oyFs-


UNITED STATES CLCTEJNC STORE
hAlN has just received ana opened at hi $
=. store, or the corner Main ard Water streets.
one ii the largest and pfos complete assUrlmens of
clothing ever introduced into this section of lnd-
ana. His stock OF Cioaks, overcoats, dress, frock
and sack coats: y2nis vests aud Shirts is so rener-
al and extensive that he approbends no trouble i'm
suiilng tie taste OF the most fasdcus His clothes
were manufactured OF the best material and in the
most fashionable styles and were purchased M
such rates will enable him to sell them or as "a
vorasle terms as they can be purchased at any OH
er establishment in The State. lie would ask rag-
ucular attention 10 his sock Of mems and cA.h-
rens caps, believing there is no, so large and ASH
ioaable an assortment in the city. Come ora and
-, is the watchword, and examine for yourselves
sep2e-d&wtt
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NEW GOODS III AN CID HOUGli.

NEW GOODS ~ AN CID EOUSli.
E'OSTER u BROWN, have just received ai the
n :. w. corner of Main and First stress, u large
and varied assortment OF Staple aBd Fancy Dry
Goods, Shoes. Hats, Bonnels, &c. &c, 10 which
they would solicit ii call iror, The pubic to an ex
animation of their Stock. Their Goods having
been selected IN New York, from fi.st hands, they
will be enabled TO sell lcwerand offer bctter qualities
than merchants purchasing in western cities
Beng desrous OF closing out their stock meet an
anticipated change in their business-rare induce
ments will be offered. The latest styles anc pat
terms o. fashionable Dry Goods will he sold at n
small advance on cost prices Thankful for past Ia
vCrs so very literally extended them. they hope to
merit continuance of the same 10y the price and
quality OF their goods and strict attention to their
business
myl4 If
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

Tames G.. Jones end James r. Blythe.
U Auornics at Law, Evansville, intiana, have
ass ocated themselves partners III the practice OF
the Law ard will continue 10 practice In this and
he adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and
Di strct Court. They design turnii q their atl"n-
tio particularly to land law. In short time they
vii be prepared 10 ciye.in a few minutes, an alb
:ract oI The tile to ulmo any LOT in Evsnsvle or
Is enlargement, ar in LamascG. together with
professional opinion as TO the title, II desired.
W. dScWif
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10 FrrlCEENrS. &C.


a miles OF tais City will do well 10 call on the
subscriber al Is Oiice 2nd street, one door from
the Catholic Church. T. L. OAkRlCk.
ie22 1T
NEW PRIEG AND GUNNER GCcCS.!
SAAAALIh - Ise-iALE.
- AVE just received direct from New York and
4 / Philadelphia, varied and extensive assort-
meut % Fashionable Goods, which have been Sc
ltcied Win great Tor this market. OUI stock
consists in part OF the following articles viz
French black and brown cloths and cassimeres,
Tweed eassiIneTes ard summer COatiugs, P3ntaloon
stufls IN great variety, White and c1iored Mqrseii-
Is Vestngs. rich Chameleon Silks Berage deLanos
black GrO deREiEe silks, LACK and fancy LEslres,
rch Printed fouiald silk, French lawns and Bera-
ges, Prints. GiLghanis, Liner Luslres. Chaubrays
AID figured Swiss Musiins, white and brow u Linen
Drills, french Linen aud linen Checks, Wogsled
Namash and Morcrns. Furniture Prints, hrow Cnd
bieaciItd DcmGsk Table Cloths, Mar e.ilts Quilts
Towels, Crash. Scotch Diapers snd iTish Linens,
White and coiored Musquiio Netiiags, Umbrellas.
cOtlon, cnghaul and silk Parasols Eoo;s aHd Shoes
white rEd brown Hosiery, Ladies InG Gents hid,
Sill. AM LSli Thread Cloves, DtraGe SiE wis. oll6
aui II. DeLains Handkerchieis Bonrsts, Ribbons
hc1hofn. Braid and Palm Leaf Hats, 4 pieces in
tram and tLiee ply carpets, tchoice pate.ns,) No.
tons and Fancy Goods, &c. Sc.
We respectfully invite cur friends and customers
and all others 20 examine our stock before puTchas
ing, as we are dciormincd 10 sell rs low as any
House IN the City tor Cash CT Country Produce.
ap3O IT
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rxECVTOE.S NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
N debted 10 The estate OF Christian Saucr, 10
make payment to the undersigned; and all per-
sons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement, to
The same having been made executor OF the
will ot the deceased. LEWIS UE3,
nov 23-3tw Execu.or
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fair rate at interest will al % be allowed 10 bu-
sIness men making regular daily OF other periodi.
cal deposits of Their funds, be repaid on dc mnnd
If money, deposited for specified time Is not
called for when DUE after that iime interest will
be allowed NJ only half the agreed rate.
Office on Water Sueet. 3 doors below Main.
Oct7 If JAS. 6. JUNES, Sec'y.
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Y STCEEl
Who'll

WI OIL y STCEE!
w h NOW arc receiving our fall stock OF goods,
w which, together with our icrmer stock makes
our assortment well worthy the attention of mer-
chants, tor we are prepaIod 10 sell them On Us rcas-
enable terms as the West can offer
DADCCCk BROTHERS,
oct29 Water Street.
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BRCCMS.
7 GA DOZ. -dineIcnI qualliies.received anG
4 NV for sale BIZ J& ". REILLY
Rov5-ti
Iron, Nails, Chains, &c.
rTA TONS IRON, from the celebrated Iron
4 W. Mountain (Mo) Works, weld hot oE cold
1000 Kegs assorted Boston Nails;
100 do Boston Spikes, TO o zach;
SEQ pairs heavy fright and blaod traces;
5 casks log fifth and cable chains;
= do English sad irons, wrought hanG!csi
100 boxes axes;
Anvis, Bellows, Hand and Sledge Hammers
Stocks and Dies, strap hinges. mill ani cross-cu'
saws, tea-kcttles curry combs .l.es, &c; IN sioit
and tor sale at low tariff by
noy2l-tf BEMENI X NlELE.
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CO-PARTNERsHIp.

CC-PAEENERSA1P.
fOHN BURBANK n IUSffII l.. JEWELL
y have this day associated themselves together
as partners, in the foundry business, which thew
will conduct in person, at The Evansville Foundry.
on Min Street, near the Canal bridge. They have
now on hand and are daily manufacturing a COM
peie assortment OF stoves, OF the latest patterns
and most improved sykes which Tor material anG
h, auty. cannot be supposed, together with heavy
stock OF castings Of all other descriptions; all oi
which ihsy will sell at tie lowest prices Purticu-
ar attention is requested to their stove Hoo,
ser No. 2,r--the latest and best Improvement in the
cooking stove hne--anG introduced into Evansville
this day. ior the first time
octi1-3td-3mwl BURBANK & JEWELL
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TO CARRIAGE AAK;ziG
UST kECElk Ed, Ia tut assortment vi Cariiage
- and Buggy Trimmings viz:
Broad Gnd narrow Coach Lace;
W0rsted Triis and fIilgeS;
Silver, brass and iron Bands;
do, do, !aph Props and Nuts;
Apron Hooks and Rings;
Stump Joints, Butt Hooks, Rein do;
Carriage Knobs, brass and Jap'd;
Hub nails. cap nuts, Lace tacks;
Back Lights, silver, brass and JG2'd;
Malleabie Castings ot every description used
about carriage making,
Carriage bolts .xlt, !x', !x2. i-l5xs, 10 5-l6 by
> inch. &c; &c. tor sale low by
BABCOCk BROTHERS.
noNJ Main Street.
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EA3DWARE AND CUTLERY
A 4 the cid stand opposite the bank, consisting
n in pant Of Pocket Cutlery, Eazors, &C.. Amer
lean and English Locks Monkey tail Bolts. Hunts
broad Axes Hoes Of I'll sizes, OK, Log, Trace, Hal
ter. Breast and Dog Chains, Wm. Rowlands cI.,ss
cut and mill Saws, Horse, Cow and Sheep Bells,
with general assortment Of shelf goods.
O. Il. GRIFFITH.
mLc6 Main ST., Evansville
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CITY FURNITURE v7ARE-RooM

CLTY FURNITURE VgARE-ROCM
s-gTs.s-e> All kinds Of Furni-,.---y
l., -. 49, - ture o. the newest and iai. .
"a es styles can be found al. ~
our Ware-k Rooms. Cur connection with The celebra
ted house vi CAlvTHoN x Co. enables us TO irrns ,
any article called for of the best napu!acture and
at the loves. price knowing the want ot such a
house IN Evansville, we will keep iull assortment
OF tie finest quality OF Furniture We respectfully
ask examination OF our stock and prices Part
ci our present stock OF California Chairs, Sofas.
Centre Tables, French Pedstcads, ETC., cannot be
surpassed Tor beauty and fnisil.
James It J. p. g. G. SCHWING.
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To Speculators in Real Estate a Creul
Rarsain is Offered.

Bargain is Offered.
TIME undersi gned now ofers the East half oe tho
|. North Eastern enlargement for sale, which
includes eight entire blocks of ground and 36 lots
living short distance east OF the Railroad depot
The Railroad passes through the centre street. il
this property is not sod at private sale on OF before
Monday, the 2lst day of October next. WI pro-
and continue from day 10 day until all are sold.
Terms OF SALE--One fourth cash, the balance
in one two and Three years, with interest from date
augl9 Is MAJ HAN NJ" LLl
The above sale viii positively come off on
The 9Th dav Of December.
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CITY CCEENSVyAEE SICHE.
~ L ARE Jus, in receipt o. 10 crates OF ouriall
w importatlCEs, Manufactured expressly iCI
this market, and comprising a iull assortment of
Flown Blue and Mulberry, in Dinner, Tea ano
Toilet sets;
White Granite. dc do DO;
Light Blue Printed, do do do;
Common ware of all descriptions;
Which In addition tu Our former Sicck and an eX-
teuslve assortment ot
Cur, PRESSED, ard CoLoRED GREEN and FLINT
GLASSWARE,
Makes our assortment complete, which are Offered
on as reasonable terms and at as low pnces as can
be found East or West.
Merchants are respectfully invited tocall AID ex-
anime goods and prices, al the old stand ON
Water Street.
oct29 BABCOCK BROTHERS.
ROCKINGHAM Il LIVERPOOL WARE
II CRATES and hogsheads of Rockingham and
r.,l nnnalf a
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. Aug 90, 1880
Ny genuine Remedies and Ointment may be had
1.-THE Drug Store OF DR.. :. q. Hatchiu IL Co.
Water street, Evansville, Indiana.
anglo :. NJ. SHANNON
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FOR cEsE pEPCsITED

THE Evansville Insurance Company will pav in.
l. terest as iolows-the time of repa pnent beira
fixed by agreement, ar'the time Of making lie d,,
pOsit:
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n ME undersigned IL retiring from the late firm
4 OF ScantlIli " Burbank, hereby tenders his
gIcteiu, acknowledgements to his old friends, and
to- public generally, tor the liberal patronage ex-
tended 10 said rm am rGsDec.inlly requests tor the
new f;rrl ol Burbank 6. Jewell, continuance OF
pi bic iayor, he IS satisfied, from q knowledge
ci the men, that they are worthy o. all confidence
Ia addition 10 TIE above, tie undersigned re-
spectfuily informs tie public that he may al all
times be Cald al MS iOCner stanG, on nain street
between "a and 81 S,s., wh here Scantn s, Son, will,
for the algrr, acid forth. and keep Consistently On
..a:.d large aEi complete assortment OF stoves and
castings, OF every description and al! kinds of tin
ware. manufactured 10y themselves, All Of which
3 cereI 10 tie trade az .he lowest prices. for par
.iculaTs see small bills.
octlS-if JAMES SCAE'TIIN Ir -
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q. COLLIER EO3YuyE.

JOHN FARRELL
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Law Intelligence.

srrKrNs Corsr rHs Usrrsp srArss Feb mo.
So. The United States. plaintiff In error, vs. Joseph
R.ynes argument Of this vas uded Tor
the plspth In siror. Noe. 80 and SO. Henry shults
Il al sppsilaut vs. the Bank of the state oeorRia
VI al he srgumsnt of these causes vas Commenced
for the appellants, and continued tor the sppeless
ANorrtn siNeUtss Csss Az Law.-About eight years
highly respec'sble merchant left the State With
the ipeLiitp Of attending to some business In the
frst.rp ti.s and having prolonged his visit TO an
uuususI vritd and novbepg heard from, bs ftiends
b., apprehe NEW. that he vas either STICK DEAF
Weeks moths ard years elapsed and stin hts mystic
re ns di.sr srsncs could not be explained His bust
ne. vss carried en- BY biz brother for two three
,.sfs sf or hs departure and finally application
sds 10 tn. I.ttsrs % ssmnistrstion hts
.sists sud tb.y we're ersrt.d. The adnisistrssor
In the dchsrg@ ~ his duty TO sen the pro-
cry spd coil, ~ tbs cebts aud alter he had maze
~ s.tiI.n<pt Of the tate he suddenly died.
Al stminstrstor b bsris az appointed, and In
tie tobf,- 81 three four months all matters we're
,Isto sId surplus at IN bic hands amounting TO
st.isi ttoufsto d,lnu The court made sa srder
bis be reid % the bsirs q the intes,sts
hot t.ioie " vas executed. The vsritsble dead man
tce his sTI.Cfstce sbd nIsf bis dssent 70 the pro
r.' ang Re ts. ir,tstuteJ suit sssns, the exc.
cu'tt - he frsr sdmiritrrtr ir settlement ~ the
ls'tsft atmiI isfr-tt sccouLt IL h somsthins nev
1bc.r tfe sts' ter q DEED n,sn to cone 10 lrs s'd
nisss ~hh iis r.Fre sp'sti,e.- Ciarssio'i Vs ~"
Ii,tt Jew o.
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THx TLoRIpA IKpIASs.-We are informed that intel
gsncs has been received ct the War Department from
Florida that the 2lst OF January. the ding
General In that State met in council the chief and six
sub chiefs Of the Seminole and Mieasukie Indsus and
a delegate from the Tsllahsssess, which Terminated
very satisfactorily. The Presidents approval of their
conduct In deripg the murdsr and his desire
for their removal west Of the Mississippi, COM
muDicsted to them, and they finally expressed their
willingness to emigrate, and their determine alton to
ell efforts to persuade their people to accom- pauy
Them. The Western delegation have been permitted
to enter the nation in the of their mission
Bowltgs with his sub chiefs has promised to
agent, Capt Casey, about the middle Of the present
month At Csloosshachie and inform him OF the result
Of their efforts IL is believed that many of the Indians
disposed to 60 the West while others are unde.
cided but upon the WHOLE the prospects OF their emf
grafton are more favorable than they have been for
some time past.-Natonai bateiigeneer, FEB. 6.
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meeting OF the Historical Society.

This society met on Tuesday evening" ct their rooms
In the University. There very good attendance
Of members. The chair vas assumed by the Presi.
dent the Hon. Luther Brsdish, at half past o'clock
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
since the Last meetipgAbrzm Gasner sent his history
OF Nova Scotia; Lieut. Lynch, Of the navy sent
pan phiet psps OF the Dead Sea ani voinity pay roll
Of the firt Regiment OF Artillery a. Fort Nisgts In
Tn. Executive Committee reported number Of names
that they taken into consideration the expedisocy
a. altering Of the BY Lass so as TO make certain
papers 10 order ~ hspsst o'clock at the meeting.
ct this society The COMMITTEES thought the object
c. ui be a. we'll accomplished by motion to suspend
III. regular order q business
Gardner Spring and Nathan Carroll ha-ing sub.
,eubed over $50 each. we're declared duly entitled IS
Lf. meubership; and On motion. we're elected
TIE report Of the Domestic correpondins Secretary
vas read and referred 90 toe Executive Lonmittes.
tisht nominations for resident members and aye for
spoldins members we're made and referred TO the
Executive Con mittee
Dr Rurts w GntswoLp vas then ip.roduc.d to the
sncie'y and Rad payer the subject II the intro
r.soId stated in the cu,..s TIA, he derived mos. Of
HE facts from tie YORK "a isaiAh Thomas the founder
OF the Antiquarian Society in fact most Of the mate
contained In the rad before the society last
sv.ning may be fqsbd tn nona.' History OF frnt-
irg IN America large part Of the paper vas tskss
NJ In giving the history of srs1ford ths hrst printer
In Nee sofkD eefor- ne had lett Philadelphia. and
white ne wac eogssd in controversy -ith his Quaker
bs'hr.n n. e.H- 90 New lots 70 loso' snd IN ,.E ~
1T the - ". printer TO the government
or than ~ y.sr- IN le IS, there sss still y
tre.s 81 WIN. E-sf'ora'r worksd IA Philadelphia Cot
brsdfcra. srqad Il The piyne-r, sos Of the
first oeportrr Ukfh. stae act u Great Britain Ths
PAPER cnptsirtd q history Of macy uemost. of the
srsdford famNv which he b.eosht djru @ 1924 the
time 81 the death az Nm. Bradford, the ATTORNEY
General ~ the United S.sSes
the thsnss Of the toci~ty sers voted 20 the Rev Dr.
Gris~oid Tor the tsyer bad just read aud he vas
requested 70 furnish copy, 70 be placed Among the
arc bivss ~ this soci~ty.
Rev Or lt VIZ sros~ and made come sppropria.e
femsrks cut Of 20 'b~ memory 81 the Res. Dr
knier, - % died at frinc.too y. vttnin toe ps@t
mcstn Dr. Niiisr ss- en- active m-ne-r snh one 81
toe foundrs Of tns society RE sss the last survivor
~ the Original nssmb-rs pr De~stt offered = pre-
subie srd r.Iutiup -xpressiss - the eentinens Il
this society towards the decreased, snd accom- sni-s
them BY stats.n dawn frosi the biography of Or
NAsr. The lee DR. Spring tss Rev pr Bstrd. add
b.ri - Butler tsq aisO made some reusrss euln-
sisuc ~ the VI the departed m.b.r ~ tue
society. Tue "a .ssnbl- and resoinsions adopted
Adjcurned
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IsSts pnov fHr FLos, "a lSpf,ss "A sorsespcsdent
81 the ssBtsh (tsal ksB nsatan wriuax fron fsstss
|pbser tsts 81 The 18th uit. ~ys After long DEAR
W hsvs from smps scn.s indian news Bcvs-ss
in at tAokkoniks the To- D, aud was 10 have talk
rth Zen Ivisgs sud apt Astey on the zlst. He
had ben drunk all the time This ). the trst time
that be has mixed With the troN pc he Indians
crtsins their pigs into nee Fort hnch and l-sripg
th.m q 20 bring From ., ssent sppesrspres
y think fIcnsa viu tOcp be rid OF II Imaginary EVIL
shd csuth-n ,tsnd or fall upon tie :. IN hsmmosss
~ IN express Ia In FIR IN Tamps Bo slegs aud 90
veal q his ehi.fs have given In their ntesop To emit
ists uhh their families sam Jub,e or ssp.1tss I'D
|tts Wet
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The Society for the Reformation of Juve-
nile DellnQuentS.

This report 10 now before u.s. 1t commences with
account Of the number of children received into q
asylum. There follows
The whole number In the House on the 6rst day
u January. lo49, was. y
There were received during the year.. $3.50. 81
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T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YoRI

IL Post Once. February q 1850.
OFFICIALLY PuBLIsHEp In THE PAPER HAVING THE
cIRcULATIoN,
Please mention the Of the List In which they are sd
vcrtised. LADIES' LIST.
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among the valuable In the country The chiidrep
rescued the streets they fought useful trades
brought mp in habits ofindustry such sn institu
tion ought 20 be encouraged. Many parents mothers
especiAy ruin their children BY over indulgence and
bringing them up in careless negligent habits and Idle
wye An institution Of public discipline 10 wanting
merely for the poor and destitute but for the chill
dsn Of people who we'll Of Who have not veor good
sense understanding and good erder, TO bring up
their children In coed habits and orderly pursuits.
There such Institutions In the old country but IL
~ doubtful parents In this country would patronise
II. submit to have their children benefited BY the
strctpess, discipline and order, ~hch are indspen-
fsbe 10 heep the human mind In check In early days
fond mother would be frightened to death, N her
d'sr By vss -hipped when he deserved 1.-THE con-
sequence 81 which H. he up to vhip her else
70 YIN her peace u mind BY ungseful and dsorderiy
e. uduct.
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Making total fer 1949, Of. $500.
The number remaining on the LIST Jan, 1850, Is. {.


1915, o~
1t then proceeds to give history Of the origin Of the
Society, how It to be thought Of the necessity
which called for Its foundation and who they who
united In its formation then gives review Of other
cities Of the Union In which similar societies have been
formed and concludes BY referring to the appendix
for various items of information.
In fact is in the appendix that all the information
lie given The finances Of the society derived IS
follows 5000 dollars yearly taken for its support
out Of the Emigration Fund.- 1000 dollars yearly
paid out Of the City Treasury and about Is 317 dollars
received from . tax for license laid upon every
theatre and circus, making altogether the Of
2s,3lT dollars yearly income.
The following sources whence the Institution Is
supplied with inmates, will be intsrestipg:-
TABLE SHOWING The soupcss WHENCE REcrv-
303 cHilDRE~ 16l9.