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United States Patent Once,
FsbsuARy -, 1851
ON the petition OF Moses Bayey Of Salisbury Massachusetts,
praying extension Of him the
Juy mabiI for
all kinds OF woucn and goods and all kinds OF
from the expiration OF said patent which takes place
IN the 9th day July Is5i-
II ordered the said petition he heard the Patent Office
Monday the 25d June ~ O'Clock and all
notified and show they have why said
petition ought not to be granted
extension required io In the Patent
objections, specifically forth writing
twenty before ofhearns Az testimony flied by either
in with the rules Of the Office, which will be furnished
IN application.
Ordered Also published Republic
Union, Washington boston,
Massachusetts Journal Providence, Rhode Island Tribune,
Cournn Hartford,
weeks previous the 2ad day Of June next
THOS. EWBhNK,
Commissioner Of PATENT.
papers please copy, and
bills the Patent Office, viii, containing this notice.
Feb 29-iswJw
DISSOLUTION oSCop arter.hip-The firm
~ ing Brother this
consent, dissolved George " Dyer viii attend the
of the OF the late hrm Of the unsettled business
!. res requested. EDWARD G.. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
w.sutsoros, September -, 1850.
2 CopartnerShtp NotIee.-The undersigned formed
coparnsrshp under the and firm OF Mcclure
general
old stand OF Dyer Brother OF 10th street and
avenue
respectfully patronage
slowed the late hn and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every con6ded 10 them.
Mcclure advances
EDWARD G. DYER
J. q. MCGUIRE. "#
w,suISoros, September ~, 1850.
ut. -
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wNt. II. n. CROSS.

wM n CROSS,
Attorney and Copn.iior at Lov,
Washington City, n. C.,
Columbia, will attend
claims
lately passed Office in the City Hall
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ENGLISH Year Books
Ia The British Red Book the Kaepdar England
land, Ireland, and the Colonies, for 1851 / vol
British Army List for January, 1881.
BRUSH Navy List for January, ls5
british Almanac and 1851 and Year Book Of Gen
eral Information vol.
Imported per steamer Asia, by -
Lar FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The body leather pouches is 70 be good sub
san'iai bag Leather, wen tanned weighing for Nos lea
foot snI the soo% and flap o.. be q xoSS ]
pouches be made densry
service. ~ wy "''
HORSE MAIL BAGS, Tx sADDLr-sAo s roRs.)
Size No Body 40 inches long circumference
size Noa Body long % inches in
Size No Body AZ inches long inches in ceumtersu,
Ends Or bottoms Of size No. I, - by "a inches.
bo DO DO do do Mo- No. i y Syss DO
The leather horse mail Of good and .ul.n
square n Sa i've Sw' xs cd
etsd, tobe 80 done as neither chas rider.
fabric poushe. above seesed maze o. inc same aa'i q
DRoPLE1rER POUCHES, with .lDE rocxEr3
Size d inches in length and % inches circumference
Proposals for consirucon Of any Of the
sea Ss and N s 10 win
as price Of saeh Improvement win be considered in determining
the articles contracted for at the con-
s% Psds sn n
Maryland washington D. c. ChsIe4,Sn South caoins Ma
asy cs sa SSa Il
Louis Missouri such proportion. and At such times The
received shall respec, 70 The ps
No proposal accompanied win, ,,m.
ofeac article bid fsr showing the construction quality
'ency ability according eGs
The specimens be delivered before the
2s day Of April next and will in connerion with the proposals.
form of the .u.s Is ~
The bidder bidders chosen will be required give bond with
certified The psre
where he they resde money amount
contract for faithful performance Of obligations, entered
+. :. VI.
having suggested experience and ohn
that the bags FIRST above described
and should be made bslocked proposals specimen,
invited for bags constructed accordingly with
handle
information Of bidders number Of ma.
bags which will probably be required number
manufactured for the
from the LIST July s4s the oth June $780, given
j, 2 Nc. 5pouekex
3R No O. and Q78 No horse bags and 6s Noi
,525 No. 2, and 274 No. common bags.
The proposals should be endorred Bop
addressed the "Fostnaster GeneraLn -
Dec 81 N. X HALL, Postmaster General
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WILLIAM Finn oers his services ia transact business with
the executive departments and Congress- as an agent lie will
business relative aud bounty land Charges
moderate. Address, william Tlnn Washington, d. CT
Jan "a, 1851. 4
Mr. Finn was several years
Comptroller kpo~edes oft~nssc6Ns
render particularly
o ~ who may EMPLOY him ~ tbs seat ofsovernm.nt
Ef H@ ~ I'd :. 'e#- ALBION X PARRTs
Jan ao-n Late Second Comptroller
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JOHN NJ. M,CALLA.

General agent at Warrington CITY
IL claims for land money, the government
~ attended TO- r..
lie evidence his possession claims Of many
soldiers the o1so land snde Congress
ando his in all such and others.
settled, claims
wAsurroros September 9s ls50,-ly
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sniders Wine ssorc, as Walnut Street.
THE unryaod place for obtaining all wines liquors, &c. COED
sales made By him 70 eonsumersbesn Obliged largely tore
OF Of
by him He would refer TO some invoices follows, viz
low prices ral old very choice draus
by the gallon Also Old delicate Amonlado in casks q
in bottles put up in Europe which he challenges equal " any
The Mannana Amonlado peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without stimulating and have
principally specially selected for his sales to con
mers from the stock Of Burmeserp opoo, and imported
These wines fruiy and delicate and have been highly
all Porrs and red wines palmed on such.
They are Of various sorts and prices in bottles and on dass
| delicate white Por and Malmsey Port
90 careful in their choice Of Port
Madeira wines o. VARIOUS so, d. and n,n 9ah ds o n
the sparkling wines Of the subscriber it h wen known
champagne and the splendid sparkling Mc.shs
ported by him. superior 10 other wines and are sold AZ prs
OF inferior the MARKET which
lie also champagne wines Of various brands and qualities
very prices retail Wholesale. In the article Of clara
generally the subscriber holds himself be judge and
DOZEN, 70 The ars, elias. Or .prsmer cruz Of Medoc y
oBndy wines he has large stock and
.hn, be can present , :" mem ron ms V'" as Roooa 'oe b
saarsrae and Barsae always on hand in bottles.
His selection Of Rhine and Mosee wines, from the cellars
Mess Deinhard Jordan Of cobenz extensive, and num
choicest vntags of the "stcnbeg which The best growth
In die articles of cognoc brandies h
stock embracing very old s,,.s orIsoo Of 0a Duu s%
hhds and "Dusouebe, 1874 in bb' consignment which W
preserving brandy and all other wines and liquors including
.s oe any quantity
good, delivered within days OF Phadelphi' h
paid Orders will be promptly executed If sent BY mail @"r
Cheap Wine Store, &c Walnut street, rhi'defsa
Nov I5--f
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rNoLusu PATENTS. from 1901 20 rsaH-. regis,

LNVEtEU a
II granted during that period. vol London
Webster Patent for Inventions and Designs
vol. London.
Godsop Law Of Patents, vol London.
dmsrch Law Practice OF Letters Patent for nve
| London.
Spence the Law Of Patent Inventions vol. London
Turner the Law of Copyright Design vol. London
Collections ~ Lava Privileges OF all he
countries of Europe vol. Vienna,
Curtis Law I vol. Boston.
Phillips the Law Of Patents for Inventions. VOL Boston
Kingsley and Prison Patent Laws and Practice Of s VA
tons. ! vol. New York.
Feb ~ rRANCK TAYLOR,
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TUE Queens OF scotland by Agnes striokiand-a
Il volumes.
wahtoyah or Prairie Travel and Scalp by Levi.
Gauard-l vol.
Letters from Three Continents by MI vol,
Life and Correspondence Of Robert southsycompce
volume.
pendenn concluded eight numbers bound
n Bachelor by "Ike Narvgtn-I
Fade,ic-a domestic story from The French-l vol
Macaanc's History Of rropeners and steam Navgauou-l
Llfes Discipline tale Of Hungary by raIu-l vol.
Literary Remains Of Willis Gaylord Csk-l vol.
Ftanconm Stories by Jacob Abbott vol.
Poeucsi OF late Mary Elizabeth Lee-l vol.
ordons Unfaing Guide the Genders Of French Nouns,
Lately received by
Feb 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GENCY Wsshiugton.-Tbe undersigned, late OF the in
specon branch Of the Post Office Department. ofe his sevl
mail and Of the
section particularly with The assurance that his removal from Office
dose initiate
tanned in the honesty, capacity bdety
refers his Office Of parties
consent, 10 sustain him therein.
All orders attend business Of the Of
government will be thankfully received promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post Ohce Department
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NEW OFFICIAL ARMY REar~rrrs, just s..u.d, ana
IN for sale BY TAYLOR MAURY,
FebIs BOOKSELLER, 9TH
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pENsION and General Agency.-CEo C. AMEs, having
resigned the Office which he held in the
sioner Of Pensions for the last has
Tuy Wise in agency for the Of
Communication and due 10 the officers and soldiers
gna State line and nnvyi revolutionary invalid, and other
and bounty land
ofbe revolution and Mexican and also
Congress granting land the officers
the 1912, and the several Indian l7a0a
which adjusted at the Pension Office His long w
ihs Pension Bureau ve which
svey the examination and adjustment of claims pensions
der the various revolutionary pension lsws Of
dered him familiar with all the forms procedure
Of evidence observed and with the principles OF the laws admin
stered that Office well with
service each of States the repositories with
much collateral information relating thereto calculated aid
ants In the establishment OF their rights and which acquired
only by long experience. EM. &@#a
Geo c. Ames and Tuy r. Wise have also established
agency for the Of claims Of me
federal be before either Of the
board OF before Congress
In this general agency they viii Save tbs assistance OF Hon. Henri
A. WISE of Virginia. and who Will be responsible M
fzihune efficiency their agency He will his
Washington from time his
be required.
All communcations post paid will meet with prompt
e. Ames Tuly r. WISE Washington d, C.
Nov 30-eodiw h w3m' F.
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John NJ McCALLA, lnte second Auditor of the Treas
offers his services Of claims on the govern
before Congress- the departments In the settlement OF
military accounts, and agency business generally .
Letters addressed him should be post paid HIS oil
nee 10 Al the corner Of 9Th and Louisiana avenue.
. wAsWSoros Cry, Apr
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EDMUND II. WILSON, Attorney al Law, Will practise
~ Washington. Collections and claims before the
Also,
ancine adjoining Of Virginia will
four doors above
CoupS Pavilion. l7--duf
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w. PATTON.
(Former partner Of j. y. Dor, esq.,
GENERAL AGENT for the claims before Congress
either Of the PENSIONS land
property Let
post paid j. " Patton, Washington city, O.
receive Immediate attention. Nov =
I KNOX WALKER will practise law In he Suprs u
Court Of the United States, and attend
claims against the Address Washington, D.
Mar lO-.n
MHTTE Grape shavis.Tbe descriptions lust re
w ceved and ready for exhibition viz
10 rich embroidered white shawls
20 medium and low priced
IS embroidered do do in coloru f,nctio, b.,c,I,,N
% plain white do do $3.50
rs rich black lace shawls
Is medium do do
~ black lace scnrs
We respectfully invite the attention want
some and cheap article to the above named goods.
N@t-MH cLA0ETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
MARSEILLEs QUILTS Inst received including all
M n1eaAnd qualities, in white and fancy colos
SO do crib
. Is pieces white and fancy colored furniture dnie..
Mar a-Smf CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY, co.
pARAsOLs, PARasOLs.-sD0 Just received. embracing
great variety which invite the
the ladies.
M1s3hf cLheETT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
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John X. Martin,

John X. Martin.
General s7ssnt for C7ainanfs,
Once tfo the presently No Law Buildings, hehmond 70
X NJ viii prosecute with promptude all Kind Of claims e
the State Of Virginia, the United States Of the
OF the government against individuals, all revolutionary
PENSIONS three months extra back bounty ianas %
claims arising out of the Of 1872 the Mekcsu wal
He has been connected with the government nes
and possesses facilities for the prosecution OF claims
enjoyed by FEW. = !,
Al letters (pos paid addressed him. either at Rehmons
Washington city, will receive immediate attention,
He has the Kind permission of the following gentlemen
them Hon james NJ. Mason and n. NJ. T. Hunter Unea
Senate Hon. Jas A. Seldom, r. X. Meade Thos w. hyef.
r. Hoiaday Pauius Powell Tboa - Bocock Richard PIsd
Edmundson, r. McNuIlen, House ofReprcs-utatives .s
Hon John Mason, Hon John Bolts, and James Lyoni
Richmond
Hon 8, X. Hobbie, Assistant Postmaster Geners and INV
Richie, Washington City.
Sd 9uA AVA
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE.

THIS spacious finished modern
Itron south about feet, running back including the
buildings hundred 6y Everything
provided the accommodation and comfort
family To gentleman holding public ONCE in Washington city
following bcnlthness
city
cheaper living society. If Sold lib
credit will be given but rented the viii be moderate
be had For further particulars apply TO
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec lq-lnwu Alexandria
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SERVANTS--wanfed, u male servant and good
family None will be employed
bring good recommendations Inquire at this ONCE
oy2l--inf
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Franeiseo, California.
Rrrrrrscrs Hon. g. w Inge NJ c., Aabamai John Taylor
Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright, CO., New or
leans Lousns Henry Clark Tarboro North Carolina
Hon w NJ Gwin NJ c. California; Beni X. True, New York
c,y j. r. Healey Boston, Massachuses A. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. MayT-2awly
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L som volume
Lord Lady arcour, Country Hospaues by Miss Sin
clair.
The Duchess, and Woman's Iate-a novel
Fm Principles Of Medicine; by Archibald Beings, NJ d. vol
ume, syo.
Livy-schmitx, and zumps Classical seres-l volume.
Just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
| anlp booksellers near street.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS OF THE UNITED
States Lei Of July 1851 3oh June 1885,
Ofee
Department city Of Washington until TO- st
1851 be decided by l5h Maya the and
here In sueclhe ed
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hAusDEns Treasury % n nowi.ax ~. aud Library o
W n~Nv~~r. Ianfaa
nsssaers Treasury " hprFaphT. / voi London
AsanA~s's Treasury 81 Nsiard tlfst4Y 4 ya I.spdon
MssnAss, Treasury u ARssut Nsdefo History volume
I.onAcm 'F'@
NsssSers scisnnne and Library Treasury 1 vol Lon5e,
The As~,,esr rfe.safy ~ kuo-isAFs. yo. 49, ~
Doc sale ~
TAYLOR n MAURY,
rss@ b"aksslists, OH street
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HINTS TO sportsmen, by ~. u. Lewis. NJ. ID. I vol
IL Leigh Hunts Essays and Miscelanies- ! volume
Mlsssrppi Scenes; by Joseph II. Cobb volume
Noeodys snn or the Life and Adventures Of Pecva Mybe
written by himself
Feb FRANCE TAYLOR
IT, w pRISTMoierss plays, in French and English,
" complete In 10 volumes, hand
volumes, second hand = IL -
% Madam. Dc ssvisne the full edition translated
Ena'tsh, complete IN volumes, sccond hand
Pny. letters translated into English 2volues
sneys Nrnos written by himself volumes,
Cecilia the Memoirs ~ an Heire,s Burnry volumes
The London stage, full Of ali The n,o rped pays
hundred In number, complete second hand
second hsnd Of above one, b-ine nnatsp
uhlc, just imported from London by
Feb FRANCK TAYLOR.
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James q. Derret
WILL attend the OF claims before Congress and thu
w "a, ious executive departments Of the
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10Th streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
Latest from France.

PARIS, FRIDAY Morn,ng.-A decree ap-
pears ordering the the 20!h inst 10 DO secret
instead Of public.
There were rumors of the fighting having been
continued to-day but the latest accounts show that
the insurgents were put down after severe strug-
gle.
The Provincial report are satisfactory
1t is stated that seven hundred French refugees
left London for Paris on Thursday evening
1, is also stated that the French Government have
stopped the transmission OF dispatches by telegraph
The movements of the troops silent AMI firm
During the day barbados have been thrown up in
earnest AT II O'Clock an immense crowd, Of about
5000 troops, moving alcng the Boulevard, was fred
on from the neghboring passages and houses. No
firing was returned by the troops, and the comba,
lasted for half an hour With cannon shot aud nus
kerry.
Al the same tine, further down the Boulevards, q
bIisA fling was kept up TIL 4. NJ " had tnen
nearly ceased IN the neighoorhood OF the BOuIe-
wards at There's, but continued In other quarters.
Full particulars cannot be got Nothing Is cer-
t.sp but that this sangulIary struggle haS ac!uay
taken place. Many passersOy were injured, and a
gentleman and his daughter are reported 70 haTe
been killed.
At O'Clock. On the Beulevarcs des f,allenne, the
firing had almost entirely ceased
At o'clock a fight occurred IN the streets IN the
Quarters So Martin and -. Denis.
The instruction, however, is queIed IN al paFs'
ard the troops have returned TO their barracks.
The barbados Of the Faubourgs Il. Denis, and
ST. Martin and the Boulgyards, near the Baste, mad
been cesaoyed when the troops retired.
The Herald and Chronicles correspondents state
that Gen Castellon, az Lyons, and Gen. Enyger,
have declared against the Government, but the re-
port is denied else where. suatsburg and Rheims
are also said to have rlsen, and doubts are enter
tanned OF Gen. Migon
tn. DAILY Netcs states that Gen. Newmeyer is
marching with four regiments from the North The
Trrn6s says tina. al a,temp; at an eDfs At Droyer-
Amand was energeteally suppressed
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HolIine.head. Fetley 4 Co.'S. Circular.

Per Europa LIVERPOOL Friday Evening, Dec. ), 1854.
The market opened with good demand for Cotton aad
from 1900 to SOo0 bales day armed over during tho
frat three days OF the week The trade Notwithstanding
their pTevioHs operations buying TO fair extent besides
business speculation both American and Sarat
Picos were i only Wei sustained but some LITTLE al
realized upon American descriptions. patcu-
larly for qualities Mddng and upward fOr which the de-
mand pretty general The received on Tuesday
afternoon Of another revolution PARIS caused serious
fail the value Funded Railway property from which,
however been partial recovery and OF course hnd
an effect upon Cotton Market b. checking demand
hand and by creating desire the other. America
de,criptons ia consequence became heavy Of sale and
somewhat irTesuar prices decline many instances
being submitted to Of full ID upon tho highest ooni tho
week The market yesterday, however, appears to be
little more steady although certainly lower than last
week. partic ulaIlY regards Cotton, at above 3D. OF
which there good supply IA the rscent arrivals OF
crop. 1900 bales Amencan $40 Pemam; $40 Egyp-
tian and 37Ce have been taken speculation with
no American 80 Baha 80 Egyptian and $50 Surat for er-
port leaving for the trade 49, $50 bales The sales to
day amount 10 5000 bales
HAyRE, Tuesday. Dec. g.
Sales of Cotton for the week reach LII bales Of which
35i2 20 arrive Stock Of American hand $50 bales
Quot atons-New. Orleans. fl 81. Mobile IT 80 Up
isnd. E737S Ashes rather laDgud. Rice rather neg
lected.
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rMe Ws-r Meetings,

Tn consequence Of the short notice, and
The want Of system m the movement, the Ward
Meetings in refeIence TO Hungarian aft airs were few,
and resulted mainly in adjournmen.s 10 another
day.
SECOND WARD Determined not TO be
lehInd any other Ward, meeting Of the citizens
was bed a, DUnlsp's land not StonealPs, as aver
fsed In The call, James 5. Libby was called 70 the
CHAIR, ard Amos Williamson appointed Secretary
MeseTs James Kelly, John rait, d .nlel Doage'
James n. Welsh, Glceon Clifton, william IT, DUE
lap, James C. Stonesll, Charles Bost WICK. II. John
son aid Dudley Haley were appointed Com niNee
20 cal general meeting OF the citizens on We'hee
Gay evening, att o'clock TO take into consicersusa
the proper measures TO De adopted on the Iu'uet.
apce Of the cause and the Committee hope the ia
War will not be behind any Of her sister wards In
he proposed aid 70 Hungary
TyRp WARp.-A meeting was held at
Room M Il. Astor House and temporary ofgAh-
cation formed.
SEVENTH WARp.-A number of persons
met and resolved TO hold anoti.er meeslns !" nut
gers Institute on Tuesday evening.
EIGHTH WARD.-We understand tnst
number of citizens me. at the Mercer House, out ~
was only preliminary movement Another meet
ing VIII be held.
ELEVENTH WARD.-A meeting in aid OF
Hungary was called by the Central Hung arian Com
mluee, al the CnuICQ on OuIt0- DelNccI
c and d, for the Ward but, owing to neglect upon
the part OF the Committee to open the church, no
meeting held and the citizens calling there had
20 return home.
TWELFTH WARD.-Here, tOs, was
grave mistake made by the Central Committee
The meeting was called TO meet az Stars Hotel, on
Third.ay which is in the XIXth Ward and consc-
Qutntly many persons were disappointed, and no
meeting was held.
SIXTEENTH WARD.-The with Ward
me ting in aid OF the Hungarian movement, adyer-
tsed to be held at Knckerbocker Hall Elghth-av was
not ned at ALL for the that the Hall had been
thee weeks engaged for Temperance FaIr and one
or 40 hundred persons were present attending to
that Fair. Some fifty 10 seventy citizens OF the
Ward the door keeper at the Hall said, had inquired
for the Kossuth meeting, so that the failure to hold
it was no fault of the people
TWENTIETH WARD.-The meeting in the
XXth Ward was failure in consequence of a mis-
take in the advertisement 1t having been called ct
Uudson's Exchange, Thirtieth-st., and SIxth-av
when the place engaged for the purpose was Hail
on the corner of Tenth-av. and Thtrteth' ST. Some
eighteen or twenty persons were looking for meet
Ing but were disappointed.
We have not heard that any other Wards
organized.
The example set by the citizens of the
lid Ward is worthy of imitation In the other Wards,
and where meetings or organizations have been
held, calls should be advertised, and the people
generally notified Of the time and place Of meeting,
as is important that the names Of the persons COM
posing tn collecting committees should be published
for the information of all disposed to contribute in
aid of Hungary and its cause.