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The canals opened five days later this year than last;
but the above shows that the tolls thus far received fall
below the amount received in previous years. when tho
canals were opened at much later day. There
rous assigned for this unlocked for
The Osego Times publishes table Of the exports during
the month of May. and speaks OF the result follows
The canal business, exhibited in the table, for the
month of May. shows considerable falling off
pared with the period last year The most remark
able feature in this exhibit is the fact that the decline in
both exports and imports is mostly upon articles
which the tolls reduced the present On
lumber the tolls reduced 20 per cent pork,
lard and bacon 80 cent and yet there is heavy fall
ing off in the export Of all these articles. On art-
cles of up freight the difference in the direction Is
scarcely less striking For instance, Of mills merchan
die ON which the tolls reduced half the
cepts in May 1876 i4l bs against 1852 752 lbs
ccved in the corresponding month Of last year. There
is also large falling of in the receipts of salt and coal
of which the receipts in May u 5555i2 lbs against
S.S370O7 for the same time last year.
The Cincinnati Gazette says-It is true az we stated
on rumor day or two SINCE that payment Of draft
the State Treasurer to meet the State interest in July
has been refused not because the Treasurer IL unwilling
to take the responsibility of paying the interest trusting
to the General Assembly TO make it good but because
the draft was not in conformity to law. We learn that
the Fnud Commissioners have appointed Dir rreyit one
OF their own body, as transfer agent in New York Ha
is to hold that place which will require constant atcn-
ton in New York, and also The Office Secretary Of
State, which requires his regular attendance Coum-
bus How he viii contrive Js charge Che duties OF
both Offices, III Columbus and New York at one and tho
same time, surpsskes cur comprehension
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KossUTH CoaSG AND Conc, At LAsr.-Wo
learn that Kossuth, who is always coming and
going, will arrive in this city to-day, from Albany,
and is going Immediately to Europe, having no
more to say for himself, or poor Hungary, in
the United states. We hope he viii stay to
see the Irish patriot Meagher, and, joining in
the public demonstration TO him, afford it the
tcidt 81 his presence. He has also some instruc-
tions TO give to the Revolutionary Committee at the
Aston House, and some accounts to settle, which
will necessarily occupy some time. 1t would never
do TO 60 to Europe till the bills are all paid The
hotel account at Cincinnati still remains unsettled
and the Common Council Of " The Queen City ofthe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07
June Term Of the Law Courts.

There has been nothing done in the law courts for the
past with the exception of few decisions and the
trial Of admiralty in the United States District
Court The business Of the State Courts will commence
to day this being the first Monday in the month The
general of the Supreme Court will not open unt
Friday next, when Of the first decisions to be
nounccd is to the constuionaty OF the Art Union,
which is looked for with great anxiety by The subscribers
and considerable trepdaon by The managers OF the
Germ. In the Superior Court. the of Raymond
against Colonel Webb for alleged breach Of contract
with t to the plaintiffs supposed right to share
in the Couy Enquirer, is the calendar. Two trial
branches Of this Court and two Of the Common Pleas
will be in operation The Supreme Court Circuit will
sit this month and special term will also be held The
United States Circuit viii be opened ucsday)
and may expect that Mr. Commissioner Nelson will
Immediately submit to tie presiding Judge his report
referee the distribution Of the great Methodist Eps
copal Church funds between the North and South With
trial Courts Special Terms Chambers. and United
States Commissioners Courts and other Offices, law
business will be transacted in less than seventeen
different departments in the City Hall during the
raander Of this month.
The Court Of Sessions will be organized his Honor the
Recorder presiding and Aldermen Dcnman and Barr
being associated with him
The number of prison is not very large. being
only fifty nine. given below. There however
serious charges pending before the magistrates in which
the accused not yet committed for trial but PRO
baby will be in the Of the term As it stands at
present, the accused parties arefor murder, 4; con
spiracy q forgery g. (the general term includes all at
tempts at countereiting assault and battery with in
tent to kill 8 and accessory before the fact burglary
4 riot s; rape 81 robbery g. bastardy grand larceny
-; abandonment .; embezzement, false prccnoes p
l. keeping dsorderly house, Ii attempt to commit
grand larc,s ~, l. petit larceny. l.
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Woman,s RigI.ts canaldntc for President.

Mrs. Susapnah Smith OF New York; Tor Vice Presi-
dent Miss Olivia Brown, Of Ofio The candidates of the
la6es rights advocate principles in with the old
parties Their creed is and original advocating the
largest liberty necessary for women aud the little
tnboshoh in lreeohes Boomers otherwsenspir-
ing freedom ALL Da ,uerrcotypes Of these candidates
tahen yesterday by HOLMES, $50 Bro way where
the distinguished advocates of womens rights exhibited
free with collection OF other portraits Of the people, For
superior Daguerreotypc call Holmes and the unsry
safe. Mrs. Smith must be elected.
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD or Grone,.
-. s43l.749 % 5s4,9ll IS l03.162 CO

Total ........... Si3l.7i9 % 53l,911 IS l03l62 CO
According to the official report showing the condition
Of the Central Railroad and Banking Company Of Georgia
the close OF business on the oath of May 1852 appears
that the capital stock paid in amounted So 600;
railroad and appuienances So 2e4 bonds due by tho
company S32S1ST notes in circulation; S2l2O32 notes
bills discounted bills receivable Sd02 Isl stocks
in other companies s466 o55 earnings Of
Ist 1851, s535,T2 SO: railroad expenditures s26570 81
specie, SSis34. OF the obligations due the company.
there is considered doubtful S1l $40 %; bna So 323 -
The receipt for the Baltimore Custom House
during the month May amounted S705O0 80 against
Ss51so tS for the corresponding month in 1851. For
the five monhs Of the present year ending 3ls u
the total receipts Ter duties amounted to s35 Cos o.
and for the period in 1851 S453 sol 30-shoTng
falling of far of sl1s743 25 The balance remaining
in the Depository Baltimore on the 3Oth April last vas
$685. - aud on the 3lst May $50 500 o. There en-
tered at the Baltimore Custom House from foreign
ports, during the mouth of May, ships is briggs, Il
barks and IL schoonors total 40 vessels OF these 81
American. Is British, Bremen Russian, Hol.
land, and Netherland Net cargoes subject to duty
50, with " free cargoes s. and in ballast 3.
The exports during the month larger than for
time past, amounting to the Of S779737 %,
embracing the cargoes of 50 vessels with aggregate
tonnage of 15 40 tons and employing in their navigation
5e5 seamen The foreign clearances during the month
ships TO- barks H. brgs 49, and schooners IL. OF
these vessels "a American. Is British Bremen
| and Russian. We note their destination follows,
viz Liverpool g. Bremen 3, Monteyiieo q Rotterdam g.
Rio de Janciro . Bahia !, Pernambuco 2, Valparaiso l.
ffica J. Amsterdam l. Laguayra Spanish Main and
10 .t y indies and the British Provinces 32total
The State Auditor has furnished the albany Journal
with the annexed statement of tolls the nails, to
june 1st, in each OF the past two years.
| Nnw York STATE CAYALs-ToL,s Coi1rcrrp
/ New ork Albany aniW Troy 1851. 1852. Dec.
Con merchandise ....... 1851 III f15a.aoS S7G7l3
Buffalo Il Rock, lonawanda
ana 0swego. ton produce
| from other Sates) ....... 2S3 $40 1ol 3S4 90 256
1 All other Offices Ton produce
OF this State ............. 23S SGT 1904 5S,l53
Total. $773 32S $5aG. 2o6 S227 l2o
The aggregate received for tolls a the canals
Of the State from the commencement of navigation to
the 3lst Of May ncusyc and for the fourth week il
May. in The following years, was -
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w,,l,amsbur. CIV Intelligence.

TnE sYNop.-.ihe synod u the DAtcn rr.oriaed
Church will assemble NJ ii o'clock, in tn, church
at Fourth and south Second streets In The evening the
sermon on Foreign Missions will be delivered by Rev.
Mr. Boyce 1t is possible that light VIII be tnroap
upon the intention Of the Synod foreshalowed il thy,r
report Foreign Missions TO withdraw from the Amcri
can Board Of Foreign Missions.
RECOGNITION or the BopY.--It has been ascertained
that body found the foot Of South Eleventh street
on Wednesday last that of lad years age
named John f. Schuler who fell from the ferry boat
olive Branch while on her trip to Brooklyn, The n
day Of May last The coroners inquest gave verdict
goa1djnrly.
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English Tapestry Brnssels, At o. and los yard
Superior Ins ain Carpets at 2s 3 As IS. 3D., 5s 6 IS
Fine Stair Carpets IS, 70. Cd, 3d. IS. Cd, and ~.
Canton Mating. Is 3D., 2s., and %. I'd.
Floor Oil Cloths Is Cd, IS. to A..
window Shades 81. ST. S. -. and So
Hearth Rugs. EOS, 2is.. SIS and 40s
Satin finish floor OIL Cloths yards wide, cs Cd, Is, and
gard
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Court This day.

UNITED STATES D,srRicT CouKT.-Same as before.
SUPREME CouRr.-Specia Term--Nos TO 10 Circuit
Nos 32l, 3l3 800 a67 246, si7 22o a77 $40 to 3s5.
COMMON EAs-Part Mos 81 a3l. 5I5 555 5j7 X,
557 577 $50 Cos 0e5 Gs7 700 s33, SOL 923 957 part
Nos 81. l5s 2ss, go 37G, SIS, 1922 430, $780, $50
65o 7l2 724. 726, rs.
SUPERIOR CcuRI-Crvo hranchos). D. Nos. 365, 129
5s4 All 466 SEQ 500, COL CO., COS. Coz 605. GIL !i
$50 255 267, AL 423 4o7 90, 45l, S1 Ale, 457 ~
81 $50. 5le 534. G6. 545, 554 56, 500. 502 570 2s
557 ga, 4G 4e3 5s5 452 5sl, 4o2 5ls, 59G 5e7, All
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ustd Dayss Rahvene within tho month"; all corrobc-
rates the fact that this wonderful preparation will change
hair by acting the and
stimulating the coorng glands and also makes the hair
grow, and il to he glossy and pabe Warranted.
Price 80 bottle For sale at the depot,
SOC Grand street, and at l92 Broadway T9 Washington
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weapon furnish further assistance to the powerful
teIy of directed against the hearts of unarmed
must be terror to bacbeorhood The all which Boz
ees Hyperion Fluid for the hair and Heboaona for the
comp renders it, when used by the fair the most
powerful silly OF Cupid that is known Sold by the inventor
at "a Washnaton street Boston Sold, wholesale and
tail by g. d. sands 100 Fulton street; Rushton. Clark
Co.. od5 Pearl street, and by the druggists and perumers
throughout the world.
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rens.-rn. hest Assortment of Fine Teas

will be found at of the Canton Tea Company I
Chatham street. tbeseen Pearl and ROOSEVELT the Oldest
Tea Estabsbm the city We readers that
they than elsewhere, either at wholesale
retail. They have new no branch stores.
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NTorse,s Compound Syrup of Yellow uock,

purifier the blood wall fenoNae, strengthen,
and nvgorae thesystem imputy o. the e'ood being te
orin OF all disease every family should CHS valuable
preparation Principal oee "a Maiden lane aud SOLD ~
drurpists generally.
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coursu,,,s LIQUID Iln,r Dye, Is, without

execution the very hest equal
y celebrated il GUURAUDS Mcdcaod Soap. FOR curing
PIN pies ecies sallowness chaps roughness &C. Poudro
Subtle uproots hair from part Of the body Iqnd
Rouge Lily white and Hair Gloss, 1T o. Walker street.
uea Il roadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07
rn,ra Regular Meeting OF the Second

Kpiclerboeker building Association, will DO held at
The ose of the association, los Ninth avenue Mon
day evening June 7, EI3. Members, by paying their
dues ut No l6s Ninth avenue, will trouble JAMES
r. pEIyECcHlO. President.
T. J. NADER, Secretary oGiec, l65 Ninth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07
.Every dnv has Its might, every wo its

veal" and DR.. WATTS Nervous Antdotc is the sick
mans veal. Don't take it recommendation; but
Mr. PYNE, No Is Ann street. and he viii lot you have
bottle try if il does good to for II not, no pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

DEN CO. 557 Broadway have just received by the Asia
OF embroidered Collars and embroidered
and Cambria Han dkerchiefs which they will cell right
cent above the cust OF importation Valen
from fifty per cent below the cost VI
~ nnr Ration.
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ent constantly on hands of every description
order of Silver Rosewood Mahogany, Black Wal
nut &c. N BStors fitted up in the Deaest style, at
iort notice. by B. X PEBBLES III Grand street, three
doors east of Broadway.
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Hitchcock Leadbescr, 7 Broadway Offer for sale
day splendid stock Of French Musln and Lawns at tho
bargains found in this city. They
splendid stock OF every other kind OF thin Summer Goods
which tie ladies will lind desirable and cheap.
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examine Lyons Kabairon whom procuring toilet article
FOR the hair its perfume ana ncatncss OF style equals n
bins choicest extracts while i effects in bahnt,ng ana
cgrehing the hair is truly Pleasing. Its . becoming
universal whenever ny aeeident or design u has been tried
il recommended you invited TO call
at Wholesale agency No. i6 Broadway, aud receive
your purchase we reiy upon cxteave sale Tor
reramers druggists, &c., thro ughou New York Brooklyn
and the United states E. THOMAS LYON.
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Paris Mantillp Emporium, 3 Broadway Tate 3iThree
Of ladies' SILK Mantills With rich and deep
color n SO 80 hve Of superb do,
49, and four cases. Of magnificent style and quality at
$40. GEO. BULPlN, 3Jl Broadway.
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paron been tested by hundreds Of both and
has already taken tho first place in the oss OF toilet
articles Applied and sold wholesale and retail at C!S
TADOROS wig and scalp establishment, No. q Aston
House Private for applying the dye and fitting
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To Young Men WITHOUT Reards, and 70 Old

Men with seanty Boards, would say bottle Of
Grshams Onguent for tho Beard Moustaches In ak
weeks IL will produce pair of whsksrs ustache it
skin. and positive in its effects Sent TO
any part VI the country. ST. per bottle.
X. c. GRAHAM, No. is Ann street.
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otype rooms of Mr. ROOT, at No. 800 Broadway are do
aedly popular with the ladies' fer tho excellent
that the Grating not high places
usually I'D his patrons consequently the
great fatigue Of climbing into third fourth and tories
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docs ana you may look nc one Zoo, you GO but follow
and extraordinary cheap Clothes that have gained such
onvialle reputation for the ourhng clothing establish
ment of Mesfrs. Smith Rice, No. l02 Fulton street.
+ Sunday Ncgs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

~ iNkrEENTu WARD'pIERCE AND KrNG!A ssoCIA-
ton At nm adjourned meeting held the house Of h. q
ae.s nIst street Saturday evening, juno 9TH tho FOL
loving officers were elected. For President-I'eter III
brastow. vice Iresdents--Donnis MCartcy. Menry A
srrn nns9 on HcrTies ThCma, 0Riley James Gaasher.
William Dencke. Daniel y. Nash, David b. MCullougI
5ehn Leeder William II Durham, Jacob CoIyin David
n90d' Michael Currin. Eiward {. PARCELS Patrick
Mh9nsiln Secretaries, stephen N. Drew, n. r Fair
'nHs lhe Association requested 10 Mt the hons
oi M Denieke 18th and Sd Avenue on Tnesa
over sth inst Of o'clock for completing the srrnnrc
men Tor the confirmation meeting at Tamnary HALL The
democracy ofthe ward are all expected prcsent
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wayWe have opened THIS morning the tahi0ns June
Coat from Weodman, No n boulevard DIES Italiens aud
nteooDa and Vest from Richards No Is Boulevard dos
Itaens Paris. most beautiful parsen Print of COS.
tune and patterns accom- pany the garments
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Re-opcning of the Boycry SAVINGS store.

1876 Bewery This establishment (which has for
time) Is asan opened to the public Business will DO
conducted on the only true aud Honorable prn epieone
price and article marked in plain distinct figures
We have bought entire stock of fresh aud
goods comprising article which is desirable the
prices have marked them lower than the obbers sell
ut Wholesale We guaranty this faet-that in instance
will mark article than the lowest wholesale
price Our will enable TO do this;
is 90 let customers have all the advar
and BENEFITS which IL IL good fortune 10
afford, and 10 allow them. j. W. a. ". +. CILLEY co
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FAKE CO. No $50 Pearl street, Madison. have Just
received the trrur patterns OF every known .tye IN
The trade. Tie puiic are invited to examine Arttue
ySrtusn attend "a ne rctai department.. 49,.
IkoNAs fAYE h CO, 49, PttFfs rse~
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guile, be found at ZIG william street, named CLARKE
who will make to order most beautiful dress frock
for Sl6tle,ery finest So recherche single breasted
mis-
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a good article Of Drab Fire Pants may be found at
the Empire Clothing Warehouse 0 and ~ Fulton street.
Price 50 20. The irenen of New York invited ex-
anime them SMITH DRCMGOLD a. PR0CH.
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Knor...Nn darrht a rIaf would q rnnn : Inc.

q sIning Just Is useu and jgst as eleeant 7 i
lapti with OTHER Ioonosy liable than tho generally
csrized onc' ha hat made by any other
tAun know, differs N respects from Of the Knox
fact anu Tie ,iHercnce will abiy
favor y r Ko article. We haze often observed, and
WITH too that nine cotlS u citizens
any teliaenoc they may possess IS obtcratns the az
Of their face beneath the baaef show Of
made bat BAD hats common sreit bills
CHI Ped sGpenees who does him self the INJUSTICE
tile deserves t. have the III hing cylinder
rnrred down his Once lcr al. oh
Trceentnpe beaver Say to speedily
he 90 the store Of ono Knox, hate. situated Fulton
ktreNt. No LIS. -.
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found OF the mammoth establishment of SMITH, DRUM
GOLD PROtH Nos. 100 and i22 Fulton street, whore
person depend upon being fted matter what ze
aha pc lac may be.
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AMERICAN ANNUAL FAIE-Nor THE CRYSTAL
PALAcE.-Thc American Institute are preparing lor
their twenty fifth annual fair, and have issued a
circular putting forward certain announcements for
that purpose. They purpose holding it, as usual in
Castle Garden, which is to be ready for the recep-
ton of the various articles for exhibition the first
of October. The fair is to be opened to visiers Oh
the fifth of October The managers are also making
arrangements for the annual Cattle Exhibition, to
be open on the l9th Goth, and 2ist of October.
4dpyopoS OF this annual f;air-we would like 70
know what has become OF the Crystal Palace Asso-
citation. Not sod has yet been raised towards the
construction Of the proposed editcc. Have they
burst up Why do they permit the American lnst-
tute to occupy the whole field I We supposed, when
the Crystal Palace scheme started, that it vas
going to drive out Of the field all opposition parI-
cuarly the old American Institute, which is twenty
five years in existence, and quite lively yet.
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LOST and REWARDS.

- ~
5000 REWARD-LOST. ON FRIDAY EVENING
RSOU last, IN Spring street, between Greene street
and the Bowery. 500 bills. hundred on IN
BoNery Bank aud The other throc broadway Bank
Inc Under ny leaving the bills ut Greene street will
receive the thanks Of widow. and also the above
&10 REWARD.-LosT, ABOUT TWO WEEKS
W. SINCE small white terrier Dog, o.ra crnppod
The above reward will ho paid him or ~ Tor nny
in Eighth street. p''''
I OST-ON SATURDAY TIE 9th INST ~ WASH.
mgtoh street. below Chambers street. n chcrt on Ne
chan,cs Bank, N, W Tor $50 10, drawn by Iysiop &.
conn., 70 the order o. Daniel BdwolI. All persons
CAUTIONED against ncgoains tho same tho payment has
DANIEL BiDwELI. s9i Washington street.
4 oST OR SIOLEN-rRoM PiER EIGHT NORTH
- river, nine barrels Iums marked q. 1870 to l93 i'm.
ported in brig Refuge, som Bordeaux liberal reward
viii be paid for the delivery Of the to the subscriber
at his Office, Al South v illism strcet
nOG LosT-A BLACK AND WHITE HALF BRED
between the eyes suitable reward viii be paid one
returning him to 7s7 Broadway. ' '
IrORSE THEA PRISON BTnED OF ynr ny
IL dersignei, Monday last, rerrytosn, a brewu
IN and buggy wagon. Tho pinre has switch .a a,J
somcMh worn lhe marc "a lately rhod has the lot
tiers " NJ on her shoes. Asthc or burgy nae not
been returned nor any dnss heard them Il IL believed
.Sy na oeen stolen Any person no will give inorma-
------------ JOliN VINCENT, Tarrytown.
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Sof, Reds. Sofa Betis.-rsp more Of thu


desirable Sofa Beds for sale at No. fS West Broad way
west side, between Iispenard and Walker streets.
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West" are all tho time debating about it. There
are. we believe, accounts Of other hotels which
must be settled; and several things must be dcno,
in order 10 wind up the affairs OF Kossuth before lc
finally leaves this country for Europe. When he
arrives there, we strongly recommend him to make
friends with Louis Napoleon, and to join him in his
assertion of the elective principle of mixed repub-
hcanism and mixed despotsm, against. the he
reditary divine right principle of the Gar. By
pursuing this course, be stands far better chance Of
restoration TO the throne, or Presidential chair
whatever kind Of seat he occupied in Hungary, or
may Wish now to fill again, than by making com
mon cause with Mazzini, Ledru Ro!lin, Louis Blanc,
and all the other impracteable reyoutionsts Of
lS4S If Kossuth follows this course, we will then
have some hope OF our teachings making him .
practical statesman at last
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MuIuALLOhN, HOUSE PUBLISHING, AND PIANO
orts Ass9eiatian The regular meeting this
ass1''Hnh WIZ DO held and esYecai shares awarded ON
n, "ny evening nest aure ~ at the Apollo Rooms in
htar anal street at ~ clock. All dues should
be Para before that date All persons desrous 10
ioihute or pianos, viii find greatly to their interest Ia
I'm ,iu assosaton which thoy may do by application To
ne trustee az the bookstore 81 Adrnnee Sherman ~
N hstor House The meetings Of tho i'm ara
public. JAMES PIRssoN pun., ,pn are
4, u. JooELyr, Trustee, 40. 'f0'ue"''