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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-26

a. l. GREER, VrCE President.
j. X. PAYSoN, SECRETARY.
PoARD OF DIRECTORS.
W. B. ROBBINS. Us. MORGAN, A. L. GREER
J b.. CASEY, {. A. WRITER'S, 81, MACK,
R.. NJ. WITTlERS,. S. j, WALKER
J. r. MOREHEAD, SoLtcrroR.
R. PRiTL0W, NJ. d., PHYSICIAN
- b.. CASEY, CH'N Cow. ON FINANCE.
TNlIE terms upon which this Company insure Lille
l. are peculiarly favorable to the Insured ;-much
more so, it is believed, than the terms of any other
Life Insurance Company, to-wit:
Tho great security afforded in a Guaranty Fund NJ
Sl0Q,OO0, S2O,00O Of which has been paid in cash, and
SS0,0O0 secured in tho safest nanner. by Bond and
Mortgage Of Real Estate;
Rates Of Premium great reduced from the rates OF
other Companies, and more equally g~raluated;
Insurance for the benefit OF married women secure
from the creditors Of their husbands;
The Insured not liable to assessments tor losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend TO all policy holders, payable il,
cash; also, additions made to Lie Policies every five
years;
Notes taken In part for premiums;
Policies issued upon application withodtd delay, caus-
ing no loss OF Insurance TO the parties.
Lives Of either scx insuredbetweeh the ages oflour-
teen and sixty, inclusive, for one year, FIVE years, OF
Tor life.
Tn. Pamphlets and Tracts published by the Compa.
ny will be found to contain much valuable information
Respecting tle nature, principles, application, and bun
Gifts of Lilo Insurance, Also, an examination of the
plans Of tho other Mutual Companies Of this country,
and a full explanation Of the plan proposed by this
company, together with various tables, one showing
he rates Of premium for tho term of life, of sevpra
companies, compared with the rates of this company,
and aEother giving the rates of this company for ali
ages and terms at which Insurance Is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis. and applica.
lions received and forwarded by WM. p. CREED,
Agent at Lancaster, Ohio,
Dr., JAMES WHITE, Medical Examiner
OrtDber a. ISbD 90.
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Oils and Paints.

. casks Tanners Oil, 900 Kegs Red Lead,
2 do Flax seed Oil, b0lbs chrome Greer
| Bbl Winter sperm Oil 25Bs " Yellow,
" Sweet on, Bills Gum copal.
apls Turpentlne, . Vermillion Red.
100 Kegs Pure White Load / " Copal Varnish,
Just come to hand, G.. KAUFMAN.
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Slave Lnw-BootsA shUcs

E9LACKSMITHING.-The subscriber
V4IAHe sp would inform his old friends and
AB the public at large, that he still cohtin-
M{ nes to carry on the varions branches o,
IL A<N his business at his old stand on Broa,
s%,oza%1N street. north Of Mulberry, where he j.
N~ prepared at all times to iron WagOaS
Bnggles, shoe Horses, and perform the other various
parts OF his trade. .I..
PLouGns always on hard and for sale.
lie Is also srillon hand to repair contracted feet il
Horses.
All his work will be done in the neatest and best
manner, with promptnes5 and upon reasonable terms
are cash or good Produce. u. GARRETT.
Lancaster, August %, la50. l6tl
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QUEENSWAIsE.
A Fine assortment now unpacking at WISE'S.
IA Lancaster nov & 1850. 81
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VNIIB WHOLE TRUTII.-The public are in
u Yited to call al my nhnn in Greene's hMllding

y ShOp ~ Ci'S'p n"AfH'S
nearly opposite the Tallmadge
House and examine my
Stock Of Saddles and Brides,
Wagon u Buggy Harness, Car
riage Harness, llalters, Crup-
pcrs, Whips, Collars, COM
ION and FINE TRUNKS, Va
lisos, Carpet Bags, &c. sc.
These articles are manufac-
tured under myown suPervis,
ion OF the best material and
ash, Country Produce or on a
N. YOUNG.
10. 1850. 24tf
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pRINTfNc TYPES

RE now sold Al BRUC s NEW YORK TYPE
n FOUNDRY, at the following very low prices,
for approved six months notes:
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q DR.. cHRlsTIE's


Are found of vast service In cases Of Conynlsions or Fits
spasmodic' Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
OF the Head and upper extremities Also In Palsy AMI
Paralysis, and all diseases caused by q deficiency OF powel
Or Nervous Energy in the Limbs or other organs Of TIL
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For sale wholesale and retail by c. S. Birdsall, No
228 main street, Cincinnati; George Kaufman, Lancas
ter: G.. McFadden, Rushville; D. B. Rindhart, Lithopo
lis; S. S. Russell, Pickeringtoni II. n J. Leonard, Basil
o. II. Mnhlcr, Somerset, G. Good, Logan.
June IA, 1851. ly6
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The Proprietor Of the Great American Remedy "VAUaHN's
VEGETABLE LITHoNTRIpTIo MIXTURE" induced by the
urgent solicitations of his Agents, throughout the United
Hintaa and Canada. has now
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.!

4 LII are invited to call&examine livestock ofGood
n which delies competition in quality and style al
April 10 HENLEY'S
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DQNNETS AND RIBBONS. A good assortment
Id Of Lcghorn, Braid, China, Pearl, Tulip, Twist
Victoria, Braid and plain colored Chip and fancy Braid
Donnets with a rich stock Of Ribbons suitable for trim.
ming, for sale by Ii TIE & ~DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October %, 1850. %
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CABINET ~sUOP-REMoyAI..

~ HNVI0 Ut IaHUUssUIi OHIO
DR.. JAMES WHrTE, Medical Examiner.
October D. 1850 o.
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tsrday are still current and drawers arm The Ams-
rica wiz take out nearly million Of dollars In specie
principally American geld The steamer on Saturday
win also take out large smount- 1t Is full time we
should have another arrival from California The last
rmittance Of gold dust from Ban Francisco has
shipped to Europe, and old stock viii be largely
drawn on, II We do not have another arrival
telegrsphc despatch from New Orleans ammo unces
rumor Of the failure Of the house Of Hill Mclean Co.
Of that city This is Of the most respectable firms
In New Orleans, largely engaged In the cotton broker
age business The connects the failure with the
proceedings taken by the United States to
recover old Judgment Of nearly $500 ooo against X
Smith, note broker doing extensive business in
New Orleans.
In consequence Of several failures which have recently
occurred parties with the foreign exchange
business small way, and the losses poor people have
experenc srrsngeme nts have been made by Messrs
Barring Brothers. Of London, with messrs arinueil
kinturn Co., Of this city, to furnish bills OF exchange
for pounds and upwards to emigrants and Others
Oh either de of Atlantic. These bills viii be for sale
by the agents of these heuses In any city In the Union
and in the United Kingdom Of Great Britain. An
rsngement Of this kind has long been Santed and
have 10 doubt this will put stop to the extortions prsc
TIED upon certain class of the community. 1t is
rtsted lhs by recent failure In Liverpool people In
the United States who had made remittsnces to their
friends and relatives In Europe to enable them to reach
this country losers to the amount Of sixty thousand
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RbCd.
On Tuadsy morning. Dee H. At Jersey City Of 50 :.
~ illness Laura MeohE, wife of William Moore, "a 81
and months.
The tnen6s and ssqusiutanees Of the family are
rIecfuy invited 10 attend her funeral after
secp st2 o'clock, from &er late residence, on Newark
svep3e, Coies street
On the morning II 10th Dec, CHkIsTiAsSA, wife q;
William SIN ulen, aged Il years.
The friends and acQusin.suces Of the family
rpctfaly invited TO attend her funeral On Wednesdy
nth inst II o'clock, from No. S43 tirst b.
Twentieth and rwentyfr streets without farther
snyitaticp.
On Tues1sy Ie.k instant. at o'slock. A. NJ, M.sY
vic u William HsyDn aged 81 years. and IL days.
The friends cf the family and the members cf Bloom
ang Grove Lodge Of the J. o. OF o. u respectfully
pyted &c s..end her funeral rom her late residence,
III Greenwich street, corner Of Bank at O'Clock this
lWedneedsy) afternoon.
Dec. JIG, WiLlnM A. WELLS infant Of Peter Wells.
TIE friends Of The family respectfully invited 20
tepd the funeral wedn sday afternoon at o'clock
rem the residence Of bis father No. lss Church street
On tho l2th instant OF disease OF the heart, MAR.
A~-t MroHKI wife Of Robert Mofett and daughter of
Patrick John Mitchell late OF Dublin, aged 20 years
ELglish papers please copy
On Saturday Dee O. after short Illness EsESEzER W
Kr1sLtY, Of GIeenvich, Conn, aged ~ years member
Of strspaers' Refuge, No 4.
On the 10Th inst, in this city, SAMUEL McHESIy.
20 be Inferred In Philadelphia on the 18th.
CnToesday the 18th instant Of consumption, BASIEL
Ekusry, IN the SD year Of bis age.
Biz funeral VIII take place ON Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock from his lste residence No 10 franklin street
The remains a Mrs. ELLEN sPEHvENaes, late wife Of
Nj John aperveslsge, and those Of their son WILLIAM
deposited In the receiving tomb Of Greenwood Gene
terry ~ also the remains OF the late Mr. CHARLEs A.
Youra now buried In the public lot OF said cemetery,
being about TO be removed TO- and inferred the family
lot laid cut such Of the relatives wish TO be pre-
cent are hereby notified 20 attend Thursday 18th
instant st o'clock, r. NJ, when said interments wild
tafe place.
ire Bos.on Times will plsase copy the above.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Z.
fRKApsruPrs Plour seemed higher, the salss includ
ipg o400 bbs Canadian, st 81 12s 81 rs; ordinary
southern common 10 choice State, 81 81 81 500
ard mixed 20 fancy Western with pure Genesee at 81
s5A - 62k per Dbl. Rye -four raled heavy, though
100 bbls taken at SO rs jersey meal tended up
wards $50 bbs having realized SO l5 Wheat, rye and
eats were ;nan;mate; while Of barley 900 Bushels two
yow,d purchased at so $50 and Of corn, 10000
bushels mixed Western and yellow Northern at "a 66c.
BsIcEs continued abundant at s. per thousand
tor Northern hard; but there were none sold.
Cores The demand continues brisk for all qualities
tie selee to day reaching $500 bales ct firm prices.
FREeHTs 10 foreign ports continued 10
10 hmfted. To Liverpool 400 500 bales cotton Were
engaged at 732d 5000 bushels wheat, ct Id in bulk
ard 2o 800 boxes cheese at EOS Flour at i3d 70
london; ESQ bbs rcein engaged at Is aud 40 90
htds tobacco at 2s To Havre rates steady at nc
Scr cotton and SO and 81 for ashes and bark and at IS
tor rice. &c Cslifcrnis, rates steady ut 90 '5c
Per ieot, measurement.
Pncusors.--Pork fell to SIS SIS l21s for mess an
4le 30 $14 for prime. at which 200 bills we're soli
While teef aimed Arm the operations embracing 3e1
tbis prime at 81 rs So Is, and mess at IS 90 Sll
LARD buoyant there having been $50 bbls picked
IT 81 &c. with $50 kegs a. ga a914c. Ohio ant
Sta.e tutt.r commanded 10 lsc., and fair to choiee
cheese, ca 754o per h.
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THE TURF.

~ Thursday the 18TH 1T o'clock match for SD will
zone SS hs %s nea's6 W 60 . sy plesss o. wnra
sh,sy after Purse Of So, viii come of mile hsss best
wodine srters .. q. Mary Day. Mr.. b enters biz IA.
Z. LUFF, Proprietor.
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TIu = ARTS.

pAINTIsos AT AUCTION. or HIGH CLASS. psc.
s:s scr. .
GO ~. IT, - assssn On rnasy 9srss.s Iva .s -
is,:s r., ..'iIs .s . y. s:' .,.s =
s.hesh sn in tse state 81 ne prsssst
best sss.s l.; ,s. ss ,s ~:
tive casslosass 10 Be bad 81 the gallery.
nxRIcAN Art uNIos.-ras prsrsrsurrox
:s' n. ss' .s r.s ns :. s .s:. e ~
.Sss q s.s ,sl, 49, ssla.ss .ss.'.r. s.sss ~
he vorls sfLsst.s, psrs.s nas.astos ksssssl trsy.
s ais' c:sS,' sssss o1a s S.. S 81.
,.risu: ether car ss.s ss,i.s. AZ.
!: =, ~ ;ss;:
Ne P.ds.. ~ kslsy nesss xa,slsssssr y ks.s,t o1
sssas A: .s. h.s.s.,..s ss.,,b y c.ss,.y, ~:
. sSs'..s: q, :a. s. :. :a
made ssyo.s .hs I.sssn, Arss 10 ,sssns.. sssrsss 70
~. ssss i:s.i:s: \. ss.:., .:.sss.s
sSr 4: nsnssrs 20 1850 ana ~, :.
sbs have ,hs rrsssss soissusa ss Tar ssssrsr
s al; . ,:sf. s. ~ ss.s "a a.; ss 81
JNAourRxsorrpre- isrsoyxsEsrs N
..s ssss rssss .sss .s "a 49,. .s.sn,
%. arr = :. sss ..sa va .s.s :. ss.as.
la,s& vbess ssssess
srssSy s%sss sss s,ss. s.s - .ss, Ss'1 sss ss
NJ .... ~ IN rss. =, ss.ss. 80 ses. .ls.a.
vicros BIsroY, n xse.s ix.
M.sIesL.Tnz rlAso,c.r. ILurs .s. Tse-
issser sro Teacher Il hpse LAD An4 snsmsn taught
~ their fs rgds1os, No ~ n6stsr str~sa
the thpsry where AL arplieAtess oil ~ lA1s.s
and sentsersn atsIs< I'D ca 10 bresslyn-
ITO COLLECTORS on coINs-ppR SALE cEKAP. a
email telleetlen Of silver sna copper " TO-
!,yrs .s.sns ~ Ssssn Ass ossrs. .hs ~
Louis NV and Nv. castayus Adclghes ocronstss me-
dais; Prrssiss, kussnr ana ftalaG eolrs medal
memorafne TIE tAk ef Csyhsgsea hy Adr.l Vsrnon.
Assrtfs A. y. thf crhee, sppsiatn s AZ isterss-.
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= = "
EonsiGs Es.-rAcKAoKs AND rAscsLs
f.msss ~. 81 :. =. ~ r'.s..si ds a ne
'""s" s1..sx CO. ss.s y Van ..r...
". sE-. =. assFs. On s'ss' % 70 AZ 60 We'd
f.aiigcGs "a srsAs-nir. rEsieHr A. o PAsskN-
Y rf cass . crsslssas ssr-sA Ss- rsss.-Ss. az
s-sss a. .la AZ N-ss ssss- .sSsssss sss a.
,...', .. 49,. ~. ss's f,sft n; 49, ,Sssi.
QIxroep Cos CEaAr cAlrrokEn LATTER.
~ ~ 1T s.sS, L posab6.
.~is ~. ssss; s,s ia aye - :. ~. IT,
tustsw Meuss ~ CgnsasF he@ Fskssrs ssoe@s ~
Tsrnas .sfs Erset W tlll u tls asss ~
49, 49,. az 49,. ...s .. ', x.., = s'''a
A $500 COS .asAr sslIrossiA rsnlaHT.
ftftess snt Fnres fsrru. pss ss~xm a. m nsr,as 90
-. sd 90 - so al ss>srsr osersi.
sss,ss, 49, ttsA. Or rssi ssrrss - Cal
t.r.ss- - s.s,I go. "a ?; s',.'. y =.
5000 = sss ~ suf reauis Frsrhs Afs,ts aae
tsnl ufsaaa msasNursf a. dee An frtgtt ~
1855 =. ~ - - rsrfstr ssisrrtrsft est
80 80 ttnFs,st - q -m $685. "a - tsfere -
'.s su.s ~. s. s 80 ~. ~, 49,
estsa = 80 ssrsnss 80 wegtis ~ eswrrnf 80 e
as freasury rrasf rrart W fetaias sse fssnf heir
tsassss fwsd f.f.s. ~. ls :. ,,..ss 49, esis q
tpTsrtu1ir ssshs lssr.lsk ~ Kssrs rsrress -is ra
esit ~ ~ Itifsa statss aaii stsamu eecre q "a
hfsfsstff 80 rsffrt - seitsh y u-,rrs ~
1855 ~. s-s-- ., eel s'sss>
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HOMES STE ADS.
THE HOLIDAYS.


ao s..s s,.s Issued rom SS 3, All .s sg
81 NE & @ s,sr ss 40. ana %
C, ssi,.,y q ssas, sa Lac. "a
1924 ,:s s ,, rs1 ,Ss Pen sss.', ws 81,
n.sn On. G. SScIff nc CO. S1' ss
JUVENILE BOOKS. ANIMALS oanrs AND FANCY
s,s nv Sss,.n i ,. We S .s,, o.in; ss, ~
and rssi splss sis ,ool q Beoia and rss.y s
:sls '''i t.
Gallery, ks.psai. .fn.ndssp; Ladies ss ssDsIis
Am.rsnsh Hjs:n,s, &c. Ao hiusirssss Pos.s.i ESrss
Beois. Primer, slphsset CIras 1c.' osSss-xsssies
s.sfs s sst;. rriS5
Ter cls soieier cspsl Zoo, Game Heroes, Bc.lsiIs
M s:;.;YSs En.ss Dss. "a s...: f.s:s sss. s
% c.sss Fancy Ns,. Psfer Er7siop.s Ne Ssre.asu
- - : : '-'' ''''''' Hufsffiis cozsSs
CoNpEcTIoSARy FOR THE HolIpAYs-A Rich
ssssr viii ss sssrsd vhsisss or assI a. ~ I..s.
IrIsts ~ T. 9. HopSxiSs iss cr.sr sist street.
yssis r'ss. i' ss. s' S ss;.4
IsD,,A!. ErpnIs Toys POLLS. se: arE. Brsr as
iy' .,r bs Ia A.s 1Hs . a:ls
,s..sss Or s,.eh:d ,is9 ehssp Lot Of India Ruler
BESRf DAVENPORT. xsnuf.s,rrsr.
EoR TIE HoLIDAYs-THE SUBSCRIBER Dgsr.
rous 70 eofe their Fall Stock consisting Curtsig Ma
tersls Lace and husin Curtains window Cornioss ana
shades Cimre. fnssels &c. before the trrrosshag hell
en,s VII Sn.r then p TER cent le.sr than .sy es 'st.
uphoisserers so sswery.
EfNH IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY rss THE
- Holid,ys with Forkf silver plated German slver
having every appearance Of silver cssors Bnshess
10 Also Cornelut Gas Fixtures, with from ons 80 Iis
bur. ~ =: iaser prices Sofa, LsnE xss' csa.
ia william between FSlun and Ann. opposite u. church.
TIE HOLIDAYS THE HoLIDAYs-vREKAAN, -
elee for holiday and Amerio.n Jsvery
siIver nd Plated Ware; Fancy Goods and IN r.rteugs
srfe quanhty snd varsity Of Dismosds unset we2s
mounted The attention 81 buyers IL called 10 tie very -
rfices 81 which hess latter sre ofered.
HoL1gAr PRIsENTs.-oAInE CUILLEuoT n co,
ht narret Jsrry 0aime. &l Broadway. have lust
received alarre and entirely stock Of Jevsry which
ernbet them 70 oftr TO e public sspendid and unvscd
ooeeu9n Arssies Jsveiry and ssts. consisting q Dis,
MN o. Co feel toafdent that no stock u rood IN the
can compete rith theirs, a. rgardt taste tnsh and
nctne All the srticle eHtred fer tsle at This establish
NEW penn msde BY the hrst artists Ia Psrt NM G. O.
W hsve heo IN their employ Of TIRE beet TIench
worhnen 90 that they enabled MAKE any article Of
o o SCI any stone, according 30 TIE tsste o. sny
"A BEAUIIULPREsrNT ron
ldna soil icing perfect mitasicr tfsenuy Lne,
stlsHe feaiuree. This 70 the rcst tlecsr ~
uettstr htdoriy 70 to cttsreo o. TUTTJE Emporiun
sss.. IN ssSs ASs sai,y p,ssvtrl,
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Married.

On Wednesday, the 10th instant. by the Rev VIZ.
Nsnnedy sopford Mr. Marcus B. REID to Miss g. GopiS
BEaEy dsogtter Of the late George Bessey all Of this
ti.y
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fDVRRTisEMRNFs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
kOssUTH.


rTTI EIcHfTfoS OF GOV. KossUra By ruE NEW
5 .s, r Nj. i''f Il
ss aa' ssss ssa4 and
:ss y 80 s Il .s. S Ss@
ser sics Gov Kos.a,S viii Bar
hers q hs B.r yhs desire 20 gsr.s IN a.
5SsS5; :ss. &: ~. P1s,.i
Wi sle.ss ! II: sale q set., q admission
fs..s.s ss s.S Ya.s sossa.s ..%s ass m
ldsg s S on NE evening" sas ne
jaass!.ss ( ks Isqi sfsS 8 x 4 Gses
bzSiD dOtI5psonor I sIsSSsP doo6szs.
T. public meeting will be hsld Al The church corner Of
ssrs . :s sss on Es : ..s ps 1
's' For particulars :. Espfr'e !. Chairman.
r.s. Glovys, Secretary
II ossurH HEErIEG-NoTIcE-THE MKscHANry
N CLERKS Of city Of New York are requestsd
Clinton is such hey may deem pp.psr !:
I ss ,ss.e .sIsS ss pcpT...n1 'ha "'
es.ss o. freedom 10 Hungary heli AZ he Of the
s..ssi As.de.y Monday e,sniss and sdlournsd
s.rsid.rson absence q Il. prs.iSsns whom.
.s; esos On hs. !; .s.sss sns
"wednesday, Dec I At the same place. Nasops
clans associates and all the members
tire city s before are respectfully requested attend
AID 10 HuNGARY-GoyERSoR KossuTB's AID
IA dress 70 the Iadies The ladies New YORK. DESTROYS
Showing ,hsif g.y With suffering Husssry and also q
has yielded 70 the scioitssion oommitee Of gentlemen
Bee 2olh ~ eelock. r., At Iriper Iisn Tickets Of
s,,,:.$ -;
~ the fOo wing PLACES and Of member Of the
mis,es .fu,nsm's book store Ia5 Broadrayj Fransis
beoh stste lh2 Brosdway Growers book $50 Broad
vey Rsyner's book store 10 Bowery charfsnburgh
Luis, as Brondways Astor House, Irving House; New
Yth Hotel Excepting for guests seats will be reserved
Doors erSn ~ ~ o'cloct, noon. on Saturday.
~ =. faepsn, u estroi pisss rhes u. Skinner 90
Iitecktf egfe.. a E Hcs2tk N. o. Ui Franklia street
Jess,han Kdnt d cedar s:r,es D. y Martin Ocean Bsuh
tHrsvoglt place. " n hscsnS Marcus Spring. Bro a
Ion, % william street james Harper 81 Cn street! STE
Iten H. Tsns sisteentA street Luther Bradisa
tfet Sixteenth erest I0aahsn Starges 12j street
Esnry " Dslows. 81 Irving PLACES Geo. y. chesrsr n
pss glftfenh street ThOs NSrmiiege Albion piGte
sotes b. GriEas ~ South street A g kiBgslsnd My
trete, Cty Halt joseph Curt5-, LeHtgteB Averu-;
bcify Y Htsct,y, Broobynj To~psete ~ Wall sirseti
t''tn Ne - - ttsti gt'stt J, b.GbvgSa Ettsp h'rk,
LGnnt.tee
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

n Society The Twenty tnh Anrivspsry 81 are Nee
Yoih City Tract socety snd ne rwessy anti q she 20
w.dneseay; iI,h Deeemssr, lssL n.susr hs es.etesL
exercises vii be hid 10 oelock the va
hsrIssle and ~ ha East eolo.s ia Ls st,srsoon s
Sensrsgst,onsl Church, Uron SQUARE NE prssaysriss
Church Nerol street ne Assssi uss,.ns vnl Ne hsd
81 oelcok In ttt vtsa ysafy rsp<rx I'll ~
sented, and toutrhuton rtoeved 10 cssb sukscrs
noSs vards tie tupport " the tecsty fer tts sosas
The Attendance u the Clergy o.sss
,getesr wsh al other rsrsons yto issl sssrssssd n.
esyteally a1orgst the tbeusands VIE sesest
xBce The crS 1sry ulrlGSfttens Of lhe CoGrel.
4. X. Wetnoro, Ralph Wells,
s. Everets a. O. Craze
ira Bliss yoel n p~dy.
q. N. Blseoit,. John g. Barter,
yotI Do~lsy =. q. GLccs.
Luther Jackrcn, BdwArd A frSsef,
Stephen Cutter. AhrAsAmb Ciaft,
Leonard W. ktr, Wtllau ffioa.
Cornelius " piso6yty. u. q. Ardrus.
Jetsyh W. Kellogg, J. II stdnore
Committee Of ArvAnseueuu.
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II COX OUT FOR THIS WEEKS REvErLLE WHICH
- now on sale By the newsboys and pero al scents,
In All the principal elites woodcuts, this week
sent laughable MEETING between John Bull Unee Sam,
,nd ne Ruissn Bear ts View of the House Fire sad
Bsrnums Annhilator Young America. &c.. ne The r..
veille IT, as usu full 81 original stories and amusing art
.ee hdvertsers are requested TO nd In Their orders
during hondsy Teach week carton Co,
Publishers. AZ Annst
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New rork Revellt How fit, inquirer another, whstev
haufe visit the ladies have In their hands the New
York Re yeie and laughing lite woodcuto coica
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