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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13
Further from Venezuela.

We have mentioned the arrival Of the bark T.
Dorado a, Baltimore from Lsguayra. hrlnsing lniof
mstip1 that the American CoGsul there, Mr. BAKER
had in CUSTODY two scamen, Thomas Reed and
Edward Clemens, charged with numbering tn,
mate and PASSENGER on hoard o. the brig Lindsay
Captain Risks OF Norfolk. She brings also othe'
interesting news 70 tic 18th ult. irOin LSg0syfa
with file of ~ PGtfotG, OF Caracas 20 the "th Ni
Mr. Steele the new United States Charge d Al
isires. had arrived. ard Ne Shields, whom he su
persedes, SAYS the correspondent ol the Norm
dwFrycaaiis coming bouo "a high 6Gdceon asanS'
the administration Tor having removed him
He Is accused OF having mingled largely IN thc
political troubles Of Venezuela, as psrtsan G.
Paez, whose property he protected; and II Is said
that he has cOntrved maze his otco very pvohts
bic in various wayS-among which Vas the coilec-
ton of the CLAIMS o. American citizens On the Gov
er0ment
Mr. Baker. the l. 5. Consul st Lsgasyra, has
entered mon his duties aud has had several inter
views with President Monagas relative to com
mercisl Intercourse with the United States, on Tn
mart Of Y enezuela, and II Is hoped wal secare use
m results.
Monacss appears to be popular, and S opposed
20 the rch aad Al istccratic poraon q thc co1hm~
nifty. Of which Paex is the political head
/, is probable from the cdrrent oi snsrS 'hss u.
brother OF Mo0aeas wiN succeed HIM IN the Ffesi
deDcv. There IS httle or nothing said o. 0uzn,M
ri PafYIota Of the "a contains the memorial O
tho Nni,ter OF the Interior anG ct Justice relative
70 the :. Espere." or stay law, which has caused s.
much dissatisfaction. he recommends as repeai On
toe sroonds Of justice, equity aud pubic eo1Vsn
ience-as il gives 10 the debtor an undue s1N an
tage over his creditors.
Gen Paez hiss addressed. ron ms PRISON AZ = q
mana. s,ymal protest 10 the President aud The
Senators and Representatives IN congress, ~ "
be rapidly reviews the occuncoces sinee the com
pletion Of the treaty OF the 18th OF August last aud
Nmplsias bitterly Of the horrible tres'ment ne hs rs,
received; at the same time that he recalls % iSc
lection the services he has done ior the hepael'c
He SAYS he is not permitted the slightest exercise
Rn officer always at his side Is not per'nl'teo
either 10 write receive letters from his family OK
receive the visits OF citizens IL seems 70 him that
they seek the termination of his existence.
This protest he wished TO have placed on the AZ
cAlyes o. the Republic but the Congress refused II
with soxp.
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Further PARTIES iar- of the Dreadful steam
boat Disaster on the Ala bama River-Names
OF n portion OF the Lost, &c. &c.

btLfiHOfL, 4ssft7, March % 2 n.
lhe At1Dansa lMOn gome,tj JOzy.ni, received
evening. tas fs aecyul ~ iae dreadD sfcileui
10 steanel OrTe 81 John. she tuf1t about Dlr Ml
below MONTGOMERY Il iss4pDoss4 idr here were 10
persons board may VI whom ieapeo river aud
cfO ueG. Ohsrs pershet ~ ths flames md olefs
crushed ~ the guards -. e boat The l81les threw
INTO the rvef ard a0ii q board were
bnrDt. Mfs Hal, win Der d1ugA,fF I0 her cTms va.
drowned. TIE cisfs Of he boat df Mean attempting
% save her vac nearly cfo~fbed
TIE Only af'icF On board Lat saved the irurk
Of Col Preston There number Of fct1rneG Caflr-
nsos Or board who iost their al Col ED1nEa Prcs ~
le United oeies Navy eqeni from Cs0rrs loot hi. bsc.
gsge " h which we're 200 beOn si1g o. ie Govern
gent Mr Mspi returned Californian 1ss very seyerey
Injured. II Brooks q Mobile. uinJr-o 20 have beea
oct saved IN addition % the none Loaf by NJ Price
we're $4,000 belonging 20 Mr. AeO~lsl3 snd large
by sc Schmidt
ctnsdersble portion OF Inc suu 60 c trge oC Mr Prce
Vss gold cuaL S. he sale and may 3c recDsefei Tie
eek ~ ne boat hss igrnH-d Zoe following nsf Of the
usines fsr sscertenec LJsiMr-. Hal s.d d. tgl-
ter s1ppOsed Of AugUra, Go. Mrs Vaughan Mss
VaughsD, hrs. Mccain. Ms. HALEY. M. WdglL
aud two Oilois; Mes.rs McC ann Of so1th Caro-
ina; 7. b. Carson and son. Of Dallas cpgnff, Ja1se
Lindsey, Of Noble Thomas Scpueas printer. II Cafl-
De- rnd four O,tsrs whose ntllee were unknown .
ugh IUeaes nsie; Peer, steward; EsthTr, the cham
bsrl61 Tue cook ind egt negroes were savcc,
tso 81 VI tine with tie exception d ne second mate
AnO;te sUppOses ihf there 81 lives oct a.
s6oGo00 MAY pefsous are s.iii missing.
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SAVANNAH March s--Ar ships Delmsrs, Boston Msi-
ION NYOrE
PORTLAED-Ar iltb scbrs Ncsnor, Thoinasion To-
ssvsrnsh Warrior do for NYork
sALEM-5d nh, schfs HaIne, tfedercksbuTRli Sou
erner Pbsdelphia
BOSTON-Ar l2h, ship william from NOdeans, l6l
saw 2fb brig ashOfe Florida Reef apparently iusi
gone out sails loose. wrcckeTs alongside.
rcif Law renee, frcm NYogk
Beiow French berk Alexander from Rochelle
Ga ship Cairo. NOhcsns banks Renz, Madras and Ca
ela Nisgsr San francisco, brig Gordon doi sehf Cad
mus JereIGie
HOLINESS HOLE. March e--Arr schr Burlington Nor
folk via NYOIk for Boston; l0ii, schfs Beard. heNcas
TO- Del Tor Boston, AheOnr Camdeu for Cnrieson Uucs
Pofi sud NYork; Texas and Cofdes, 1homsston loI
do: Concert Wefeei, for d0 KiddeT Co Prospect ~
d.; Nantucket for do
AR lliu bark Osk, Baltimore trf BosioI 5ugs Ceict
lDe Dsdsn for 90 Mechanic, Pha fDg POruirC LOuiss
Cincinnati, Jan a. via NOr.eBs, FEB 9 for Salem.
schf Bsrbadors Gonives foT Boston Lett schr Eugene
for Boston In 10 days.
Sehr PushHw Msrlei zfih ait. for Boston. LEI Drief
Denna H. Baltimore. 10 d., Cleveland Phla 10 ds, onl}
Americans inst lat 81 Ion "a. spoke brig Commerce
New-York for Long Island Bahamas
Scbrs Avon MafRuZas q uli for b1siOni II " Leleh
Ton Phua for Frankfort Falcon do Tor Portland, IM9uin
PfovincetoWn for Norfolk
PRONlDENCE-AW iith. soops Blackstone WIN II
Brown and Hsryes. New York.
Cid. brig Veto, San Francisco.
Sid, schrs Edward York RIVER Msry, Baltimore, II
Mes, ALBANY.
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CHEMrNG CorNTY-isopert,or.l
CITY ITEMS.

~ GAS--While we are getting miserable
Of nHsmmsble air. hardly 1T to light ow! TO roos
the Of s. per looo cubic feet TIE people Of London
growing fsrocousy AT paving 81 q for the ssne
quantity OF better quality They resolved large pu
he meeting, Tbsi this meeting ID Of opinion hat the prce
charged for gas tbs company supplying the parish O;
LeoHards Shorodilch when compared with thc co..
sumption. much above remuneraiinR price us C. y,r
LOCO cutie feet has been proved ia the cry u London o.
be- oxorba aud that this vestry pledges Itself 10
every eXeion from any supply Of
price e1ceediug Is per Loco cubic feet" SO
pie in substance received The Broadway House. t.l
where is tho result We hear that he Manhattan Com
pauy secured tie services Of the best qualified
point Of sciendfc attainment examine and report upon
the various discoveries announced, Of improved facies
ior generating gas. with view TO sgcn reduction il
tie pice Of the article, Gs the adoption Of slch r..
cl,i.es May warrant Very good. far as goes But
Will b. sm3ant TO snythugl What tie people want j. p
spt edy and substantial TedlcOnof b. per cent 10 q
charge which than compensated by he distribution
OF article Stuf that could be 10 burn might q
had presume merely nominal terms bat we wan .
G-e-fate article, al reasonable charge Way cant e
have London Us something London price, TL-
Only beesgse the great moBopOles don't ohoase
to give US II they don't make hundred per cett
prof every private customer s not The iau
the rate OF charge When wiii The New.York Compsr,
move oven 81 far a. tie Manhattan and when will bc
secure the permsnsn. Of every 10 the Cy by
oacfns, they easily nigh, do good article At rae
cheaper Than camphene, oil or tsilow Who has heard
Of the gas Rsfornl
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"The Moral Theater.v

10 hs Editor u tie Tribune.
STA. VIII you allow TO make remark or two sl2-
gestsd by your article OF this morning. the title OF which lie
wrlllenfas abovei willingly concede that most o. ne
common taxi about the Thealer being school OF morally
10 nero nonsense and furnishes rather good illustration
the so oen quoted French saying that treason was given
TO man To enable him invent plausible excuses for III,
actions which his Solicitations led him to perform" play
as has been elsewhere observed, is picture Of NE or
series Of pictures differing from series OF historical pain
ngs domestic Sketches chiefly in the fact that the hgoe'
are aiirs II appears more reasonable 10 object ~
Theslers because sometimes had plays are performed III
them than 70 condemn boys toy show box because here
aud there N it hal chosen TO suck pictures Representing
posketpicking or sppe'siesling.
TIE present state Of The drama Is as we oil lnow depo
rable enough. Whyi Chiefly, tbiuk, because 'caines
people have long abseuied themselves om the Iheeie
Deplomble asis however, an no, abe % mink Of "a
pabnc amusement pfocurAbiein New 10 wmti
/. uo greatly superior isuggest that as tue Ihesef i
viii be feature civilized NE eVerywfcre Il is lhe pas
Of earnest men TO help ard promote by their presence
their cTicism, not let Il degenerate ny ther neglect mo-
10 PROVOKE Il 10 wrath by their opposition y,.,
Nsnh hiNi'
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TIE PARENAN MURDKR-MoRE OF rHE TENAs
LsTrER 4 gentleman rom Boston, who has lstely bee
visit 10 The western part Of TexSs called Al CIR ocs
Yesterday 10 examine he leSier oronosa QQo1alec
ago The Deits, N which he writer declares
hs be The murderer Of Or. Psrsman Tas ze1isinsl
ufo7Tns that be made diseni Inquiries during bis
~ TTxGs discover ~ the Authorship 81 tbs
e:irf Ire resu Of bis researches eouir5cies sres
% hgAen the mystery which hangs his s6air The
ettrS signed Oronoks" : 6a,ed Washington, -Sh Of De
ceher lS4a Our informant. has 0sceTisinec beyond g.
5ouht that an 0nkn0wR AMI SUSPICIOUS looking nofvidus
srvived n Washing about taai une, wac came fun
Bn.on ga Gslvsscn ant Houston be remained a. Wash
,son bur few DAYS During hat tiEe be eouverssd VIII
rl parsons % whom be sisted that ~ bad been hacA
ts v trade tAat be hsG ost as VIE, and having savvC
f~,S hundred dollars wished . cTesi u Texas aScs
Aar rsUAnins hrro few DAYS he aePArteo fer Alstu,
Mere he entered his name IN Ire regs-r o. ne Ofesss
House as 9hn Weeks BosloaH TIE aPPeasree q ne
srsrser was calculated - excite saspeioo DE was re-
se,ve,i sea nervous lie 6id uot feuSn o1g "a Assan
oar iuissuL bile N Aasrn, having read ioe eSler g
.OronokAs Ia the Dia, us1e inquiries iaio a. los nose
.erts OF this ndVida1l We sso cut Sut o. ne reSsi
toe er,fy Of bis name, which was compares yes'eess
Win the harswrung Of The le,ter Of Oro3okA sno a.
though The eouy in be registry Is wrtle1 ~ rriea sn
peTvousv VET contains poais Of resemblance 70 ih. Q,
@OronOss~ which are very pa'pab.e and suikins W e
ve these facts hey detailed 70 IS y cur nio
Mo A. peiabe ieitxen Of Bosion They are oefian-
S~'> - IN Q. Dem. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13

ONO LTGlsIATURY. 4 Separate Territory 10
Negroes The following proceedings took place in the Ohi'
Legislature On sLs 9th iast
OHio STATE SENATE. MsFcl :.
Mr. Randall repnrted certain resolutions Feconneu-ln
Congress 70 giye 6clQb4 settlers TIC pdulc DOMAIN
quantities exceeding Ice scres Tue Iesoilnon lio
vide. thst colorcd persons shat have STATE s
Govern themselves sabccg 10 The s1pevlsou OF congress
Mr. Whitman opposed the laSt lie tAOAku me Coi0fVt
peQple ght be treated s Indians are ana De gov
sned hy Tho United states u1 hey are soc 70 soFe
Mr neadreks suggested that there was AZ "ladan be
Nh Denuisou Cd not suppose The eolored people woul
- represented either oranlnS II OOnkgrss 10 rl OPPOSE
10 H. and would ssy
Nj Blake though hat free negroes should have Icpgc
,erfStiOr there we. the saves who bad al a'eou
representation there lie rose 70 dissent from ihe views
DE Senator from Franklin, and thought these people - ~
Represented 81 Congress sed have then fs ooASa q
Ter as well as other citizens Of The Uniou
Nj SmpsOu said the mater tAkin. c1crtni snap
ora What be intended. he was opposed 20 Any Po.cs
connection viii The cooSed rses.
M Payne moved the indefinite posiPoneneGs Of ne res
uuous. ..-
we've %; raised ssoad gei none through his WINE
on hS subject
Nj Payne was in favor 81 eisesrdins everything lie
was rel actually pressing, that we might dispose OF On
important business N Ihc session
The yole beng taken OF the posiYouetnen' iesui'eN
.ves II poes IS So he Senate refused 10 postpone
Mr. CoakAn then lo0ved 70 lzy 10 rvsoiaaon oE ne =
be. which wSs os,. Ey - l., noes -
motion 10 sinke cut The proyiso Y regard . eo."fse
people, " az also lest. AYES y noes - ..,
An amendment Of Mr.. Whisnsn DENYING them ne pflv
eye o. governing themselves, "As vo'ed e0sn-sSe'S
noes 70
The question hen turned upon the adoption o. s feson'
uQn, AID resulted, ayes y, noes
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/. We think our correspondent has the cart be
fore the horse. Good men shun the Thoater be
cause its tendencies are immoral-it is not immor'
al merely because they shun it. You may sec b.,
the Spectator, Rambler, sc, that 1t was corrupt
and oorrupting when Addison aud Johnson were
among its patrons
. To support bad thing from fear Of a worse Is
the logic OF advocates Of licensed gambling houses
tipplng .haunts and brothels. W. de,esti H.
3 The Thea,er is not inevitable to IS It's not
to large and not uninduential portion Of the com
maniy We doub, whether It is more inevita
bic than the social glass, winch is also source
Of intense enjoyment TO many. We contend that
# were essential that god men should counter
Gnce the Thcater, there would be Thea.er which
good mon consistently oosla countcnanco.
We must break OIL More another time.
Id TJyb
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The susnn Owens.

PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, March H.
The report in this evening" Buiitfin stating tho
ffohahe loss Of the Susan O1ens s doubtless ncDrec
50 authentic letters pronounce he vessel and safe
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BMTinoRg Tuesday, March ppm
We learn by the Southern mail that WIN d
Hammond has been convicted Al Colunbs, C. for tLe
murder of he father.
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Y TELEGRAPH TO TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Passenger. by the Georgia.

The steamship Avon arrived at Mobile On the
ID bringing the Fsssensers len a. HsvsDs BY BE- steam
sip 0eorga from Chsgres. Our correspondent sdss 3
.ysOphs Of the Georga's news, tui we Published he
fail details Of he Saturday, iosi w. ere a ed 10
omit repeaiDsh)
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roN today though prices are generally without change
saes comprise l5oo bales, including parcels Of nddIof
a ll9t OpealoIs are wsng Voc arLys- oi lhs Cenada
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Small sales OF Howard st FLOUR at : So. tt
CAM MARKET shows no special change.
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STOCK Exchange.


Boston. TUESDAY. March
SecoHd Beard 100 shares ReadiaR 2l}
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REAL EsTArE-Mr. Beeckor made the follow
ing sales yesterday
BYAJ BLrEcKYn a oo-Mareh y.

CHARLES HORN.-This eminent composers ss
lcrs are now residing London where lately 6en't
concert was given Them great number OF artists vout'
TERED and the resGl; handsome sum Of money.
M Horns deah. the sisters deprived II heir meei
OF support Mr. Horn speat many Of his latter years
America Amer having returned to England few yes
ago be came az ain the United States and died 20 Boz
on in October as' the sge OF sNtyihree 10 us cal
herdeNs be heli for long time distinguished position Dol
Ao musical world. lie not iavolic dramatic Stage
bn tho author Of great number Of successful opofat
pieces ard his songs and ballads had unholnded poPuai
;v HIS name viii be kept alive by bis popular songs
aass and soncericd pieces many Of which VII long kee
their places IN the oouceroom snd The soc.A musloA c
Gle They are thoroughly English, elegant AMI 10 gooe
taste We have few prcitier songs than Cherry Ripe
1--WE beeuIRosming," Through the Wood" OF " Tb,
Dosy, Deep Sea - few prei,ef duets ihAn &" know 0
Bank - and few prelteT tros than HAIk. lAys Music
ARREST or OLD OFFENDERs--A telegraph
dispatch 10 constable Jesephs OF the Fourth Ward yeser
dAy pnrounctd The arrest Of Wm Darlington alas bfiso
Bah Margaret o COnuor ANA one Christian Meadows an
s vile " 10 slaud charged with stealing large murine
1f dies from Nn W Wilson an cpgraver. Of boson lrt
arrest was made IN State o. Vermont aua he accused
are now IN PRISON IN that Sale awaiting eGosluoa Iron
ko Gov. OF MHss
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POLITICAL. NOTICES.

ttS First Ward.-Pursuant 10 the recommendation
sre Ward requested tom the Atlantic Garden on
nONDAY MORNING, Dec. IS, between the hours OF !
G NJ for the purpose OF electing Delegates to the
wing General Committee to the Young Mems General
sonntee and 10 Ward Committee of twentyone mem.
ses Tor The ensuing year. P B. Van Hou,en Alfred f.
e'ooser Roberts Collins have been appointed Inspectors
BY order OF the Ward Committee
JOHN FLINT, Chairman.
JcRS THOMSON, JR. Secretary. da3lpe
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y NiEcteenth War,l.-The Whig EiectoTs Of n
ef' Ward are hereby Iotded nat acre VII Re n
Elaco. hold al the Ho9seo OF Ely Williams m In Fifl-
IL neer Foity- fnurth-st on MONDAY EVENING. iIec-
- ee lie raGs of5 an n'c.ocs to chohse siv- D--
a a - 10 he tis General Camlnttse FIVE Dse4s - 10
he Y~srs 2errs General Committee. and = Members 10
tie Vsrd Commute for tii- ensuing 7ssr.
Bv gfcer of ine Ward C0TmilJee
HIRAM 4 MAYNARD. Chairman
CEca5z ". JaqUss, Secretary d@i u
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

EyeR NEW YEAR.-WEDDING and
4 VISITING CARDS, beautifully printed, equsl to Gu
craving at BAKER, GonwIN L co.'s Steam job
Printing Establishment TRl6UNE BUILDINGS
Printing Of every screaon. Cali and 'es specimens,
and Judge for yourselves.
Alwork delivered AZ lie time promised. Prices low
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Civil and courteous treatment - all
BAKER. GOODWIN < co. Printers,
corner OF Nassau and Spruce sts
daseod Entrance No / Spruce-st
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A CARDIAC the request of great
IAnpuher of heads of families OF ladies' who sick
or conyHescent, Mr.. GRANDJEAN VIII visit persons
afflicted with any Diseases OF The HAIR and give them his
Advice al theiT own houses
Persons who desrous of Preserving their Hair,
of remedying any defect which may have attacked H.
requested send their and address 10 Mr. GRAND
JEAN. III his Office, Barclayst. Aston House. stating the
hour OF the day which It Will be convenient Tor nm
attend upon them. d2j IT.
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Holiday PreseHts
FALL, TOMPklNS q BLACK, late

-a2MARQvAND x Co IN Broadway, beg leave TO Inform
their patrons and the pubic IN general that their assortment
DIAMOND AND OTHER RICH JEWELRY,
Silver and Silver Plated Ware Watches Fancy Goods
Paran Articles SO complete the pre-
sent time All who may BIO in want o!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
recommended call before purchasing esewere and
inspect collection Of goods Suitable for the approaching
season that not surpassed EquALED IN any similar
establishment In hs other city in the Union By al
most every s;enmerom Europe they receipt OF new
styles of goods, made to order selected
in person By Qf HeNrm,
who 10 accustomed to devote twOilirds Of each year
abroad visiting the various manufactures Of England
France Switzerland, Germany Italy &c dc-the remain.
Ing bre period Of the year being passed in the store
bles him by personal observation obtain that knowledge
of the and OF their and the public
which permaHcnt resance abroad would debar him from.
Their stock Of
DIAMOND JEWELKY AND JEWELRY,
composed of every variety. Of PRECIOUS STONES. Ia
complete comprising NECKLACES OF single stones, on
custers OF DIAMONDS with PEARLS; DIAMOND
CROSSES larger and inner lhey confident, than can
be found in the possession Of Individual in the country
These, with a single stone RUBY RING and BROOCH set
around with BranH tthe Brooch arranged also
a. aBRACELETl-erewe worthy tue inspection Of those
who have take for Precious Stones
EARRINGS, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, CHATTE.
LANES &c &c mounted upon The Premises under their
immediate supervision
Their reputation Manufacturers Of
SILVER WARE,
is believed, is too fully established require at their
hands al this lme any extended notice further than 10 say
their assortment was more complete.
Their WATCHES are all warranted TO be good time.
keepers. Among their FANCY GOODS viii be found an
extensive assortment Of PAPER MACHE, BRONZE
and PARIAN articles and other varieties TOO numerous to
eEumerate.
A! the Sign Of the GOLDEN EAGLE, South corner
Broadway and Mnray-st. opposite the City Hall.
diS 9tls, 1920 y2f27 y. 30G3I
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ET~ Eighteenth Ward.-DEMOCRATIC WIG
PRIMARY ELECTlON.-In accordance with the resoll-
ton OF The Eighteenth Ward Wing Committee, and the d.
recton of the Democratic Wing General Committee we,
mtee do hereby call upon the Wing Electors OF said
Ward 10 assemble at the ALLEGHANY HOUSE, corner
of Seventeenth ST aud Third avenue, on MONDAY Sd
dav of December 1850 for the purpose of eecung Five
Delegates to the Democratic Wing General GoTmlitee,
Wing Young Men and also Twenty live Delegates 10 COM
pose the Ward Committee OF said Ward for the ensuing
year, The poll will be opened for three hours nom 10
ia A NJ of thai day.-New. Y ORR. Dec. Is, 1850,
PHILIP PElTCU, Inspectors
OSCAR +. BENJAMIN, of
dlS5It ERNEST +. AIMES, Election.
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as HoUsEMA1D in private family by
Aope and as Nurse and seamsress by the other 6yrSo
verv competent Girls. with good city reference eau at Il
Sixih.avenue il the bookstore. as III
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E2g~ Wings of the Eighteenth Ward" United
stand divided fallln accordance with the action
Of the Eighteenth Ward Wing Committee, held at their
Headquarters Wednesday evening, 18th inst In pursu-
OF recommendation ofhe Wing General Committee,
dated Dec Is, 1850 the Wig Electors OF Inc Eighteenth
Ward requested to assemble their Headquarters,
Bulls Head Hotel corner Thrdav and Twenty .tourth-st.
on MONDAY sd OF Dec 1880 for the purpose Of elecung
Five Delegates 10 the Wing General Committee Five Dele.
gates the Young Mems Wing General Committee and a
Ward Committee OF Twenty-Five Members for the ensuing
The Poll will be open from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
OF that day
Christopher Wemple Oscar F. Benjamin.
William Johnson,
BY order OF WM. II. RU0D
Chairman OF Eighteenth Ward Wing Committee
DANIEL TORY, Secretaries d20 5tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-23

~ Ladies, Fnir.-The Ladies Sewing Circle of the
olive Branch Baptist Church win hold their SECOND Az
su,I tT,R In the spacious Hall 500 GTandst on MONpAi
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, The sd, 2ith ana ON
TOYS Books &c suitable for Holiday Gins Will be offered
for prices rs those oialy store IN the city me
I ASnis W w., u III cents DIS IL 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-23

~ Masonic Not,ce.--The members of Independent
Rova Arch Lodge No 2 requested 10 be punctla Ia
their attendance at their Lodge Room City Hotel Az
BroadwUv on FRIDAY MORNING next, the 9Th inst at
O'Clock TO unite in the Great Masonic Union Celebration
Bv direction of JAMES w. POWELL, Master
CnIs ScMoI.N. SecrelnrY. Do US