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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

ID C. HUBsUN, l. 4 f & I'll Err AND
He CUPPER.-The subscriber always keeps
a good supply of the best European Leeches
and will attend TO patients at all hours of the day
and night.
Can be found at the American Hotels Hair
Dressing and Bathing Establishment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

IS and SO Main street.
5000 yards Lawns, from sixpence to the finest
French nv II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Ought Socialism to be Destroyed.

The Seeiqnder Aneeiger, a Swiss Journal
replies in a sensible manner to its contemporaries
who laud the usurpatiOn of Louis Napoleon
because, as they say, II has destroyed Socialism
and saved Society. We translate portion Of
the Aneogcrs article
There ale many uniformed persons who inlg.ue
that Socialism Is sort of strange monster, for
the irs, time approaching our doors. This IS not So
Socialism is already at home ii many regions OF
our country ii is active influential and bsnedcisnt,
but the bind do not see II. Are moi many creations
Of recent years the fruit Of Social efforts, aiming to
produce better lot, not fer here and there an iad
viduaI bu, for all mem Are not the efforts to ele-
vaie the condition OF the laSorer and diminish the
suflelngs Of poverty. Socialistlc' Let h,n who
would find an example OF Socialism, look at our
Ordinary associated cheese dai!ies There he
will see equal nights and equal duties as the sole
basis OF the institution. No member is fay bred be.
yond another, but the same bene6! IS enjoYed pro-
potiionaiely by all. The same is tie with me
institutions that provide for Old age, widows and the
SICK all of which are formed. by means Of mutual
support 10 guard the aged, the wido and The sick,
AGAINST falling victims 10 the inclemency Of Iois-
fortune. OF more recent origin are ne Associations
to provide the receSstries OF life, a few of which
are now in existence By means Of these Assocla-
uCLs parish becomes like one grea, family, ami
supplies the wants Of It's members a. more;r -ason-
able prices than would be possible otherwise Are
such Social arrangements IS these deserving of a
mortal blow And are ali that are Interested in
them, 10 be called ba men, murdereiS and bandits ?
Or at least the laoorng classes TO be condemred
when they exhibit Socialists tendencies, egch a.
these Why should they ne, be perm.t.el - asso;
ate inorter to assure 10 themselves and others =
frsor and happier lot ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

The Cunard steamer Asia, from liver
nool on the 81 inst. arrived at P. NJ. yesterday
making the. passage in ID days hours.
The Humboldt arrived at Southampton
Oh Dec. 26.
The Arctic arrived at Liverpool on the
lst inst.
The following is list Of the passengers
by the Asia.
MI BALM lIr Soudhum. Mrs. Anderson, children
and muse Mr. Heard. Messrs. Chatham, A ' an 81,
Ter Jr B. h Hutton Low IT, simpson, Barrier, priest
a. { C,lhurn Hinsley Graham. Master Gran an, mr.
h Rosobfeld. J. p. Ounce, J. CnmoeTilnd. Joseph
HethefIu gton Daniel Davies, Waller. Ma ID. alton III
q " Ram reK. Messrs J. lohsts ln, Joseph Branch
Faushave Winfield. 0le Bull and servant denfi Ia'm
Wynelsn Steele Richard Murphy Ed. Behr James X a.
ford 2. " Pousford
TIE London Globe declares semi officially
that the accession of Lord Granville to office Will
not change the foreign policy OF England
1t is stated that the late Mr.. Turner has
left by his will a sum of goo 600 for the purpose
Of founding an institution for the relief OF de-
cayed artists and has given all his pictures with
the exception of three of his own works, which
aIe left to tie British nation) for the purpose Of
embelsbing the building which is to be erected
for that purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
ronics OF the YKorning.

Seven days later news from Europe by
the Asia. The only intelligence Of interest
CT importance is that Of the Inauguration OF
Louis Napoleon in Notre Dame, and his IN
stsIlation in the Palace of the Tui'e'ies.-
Thus does vilany prosper
On Yesterday, both branches Of Congress
adjourned over to Monday, the House hav-
inc done nothing and the Senate not 50
much.
Tn the New-York Legislature, yesterday
the Assembly voted by 95 to p, that the
Kossuth resolutions be referred to Joint
Committee. No other business of import
ance was transacted.
Mr.. William Stewart, Bristol, (Pa.,) had
a most unexpected visit yesterday, while
sitting at the dinner table with his wife and
three children. The locomotive of the
New-York 9 o'clock train thought fit to
walk in through the wall of his house,
driving an empty car and part ola car-house
before it. They miraculously escaped, how
ever.
Two men were so injured by the accident
as to render amputation of isg of each
necessary. The accident is said to have
been caused by reprehensible neglect on
the pant Of the Company. See Telegraph
report
We give further particulars of the con-
fagration Of the two steamers, George aud
Martha Washington, in our news depart
meut. See also an account Of the deaths
and losses on the Lake-alarming, bat We
| fear IN nowise instructive.
The Report of Mr. Morgan, State Super
intendent Of Common Schools, is an lmpor
tant document. and well worthy of study
and consideration.
A letter, reviewing the politics of Swift
zerland, will be found in our morning edl-
ton, fl ON the pen of distinguished German
pubhcist, now residing ia that country, Will
be read with interest and instruction.
The grand Kossuth banquet at Harris
burg came off last night, but too late to
have a report in our Morning Edition.
Washir eton Lotter-The Hulseman Di-
plonacy, - every one should know how this
gentleman deports himself.
The Forrest tIial is on its last legs. Bat
We suspect the talk of the lawye now will
be interminablc.
We report accidents of all kinds, deaths
from cold among them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
FRANCE.

Tie Eagle is re established on the BAN
FER CT the army, AID on the Cross OF the Legion Of
Honor
The Consultative Commission presented
Oh the slst ut the result of votes favorable to the
President Voters, sll6,773 Yes, 7,i392l6. No,
6lo7S7.
The Archbishop of Paris and the clergy
have presented their fluctuations and good wishes
to the President.
The report that the Pope highly approves
Of The usurpalion is confirmed
Louis Napoleou's new Constitution will
be modelled on that Of his uncle. lie goes against
al representative legislative power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS

LECTURES TO YOUNG MES.-A course of
sunday evening Lectures 10 the Young en- Of Brook
lyn IS 10 oe commenced on Sunday evening next, By
ciscCuse at DR.. cox's Church, from Rev. DR..
DoWlrs, OF the Broadway Baptis. Church The
Committee Of Arrangements are gentlemen belong.
rs TO different churches and the folio wing gentle.
ntn have been invited Rev. Drs Bowling, Tyur.
Hutton ard McChnsock. Of New-York; and Or.
Joel Parker AID Rev. Mr.. wsds worth, Of Phlladel.
pbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Cy w. I. JENNINGS & Co, Diapers arc

r.ioYs of NO aai psa-aaay, onsfaeo ths -
he Commencement Of q new yea. the l"ohHot1 -
tb,r career their appreciation lho pspoao
ELECTED and the sequel 10 ihef Success - os
m essy II possible atajumtRt ihey wOnd tieI 70 ~
r1ntd,Dce Of what haE before been written l"t 'oa
tats ike faculties uay Re improved BY cluvaloH pet
~, Germ where Is innate "a nehtf rvsscssu "
A. nor can il be Impaired. Certain n 49, - euec'a are ~
ruitiyely recoypiled by thoss who Do M" posse
.nd tom This fact supremacy Tor 0nf garments hi ''e
stsined for slthoggh i should appear - ,siic l. we
cn supeficriy oi the s'yie 81 our "pfk "a la shs'
- orcelve much Of of garment cfuss-s
With these views st1l CnntGue 20 have % haho to
extensive stocs Of goods from vines toalN"ei ne re-
Of our numerons patrons. At usual mode
rate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

= The fayoriSe candidates OF the Oppo-
,icn IL Tennessee, seem to be the Little Giant Of
the West for President and Ma. Gen. Gideon !
Pillow Tor Nioe-Presideni Il Is 10 be hoped tia,
when the gallant General entrenches himself for
the campaign, he won't throw the dirt u On the
wrong side OF the ditch as he did at Na.anoros.
when he was gaming immortal glory in warfare
against the Msxicaus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

e We learn that Mr. BoNYNGs, who's
work on the introduction into the United states OF
Tie culture Of tea and other products Of China ard
the East We some time since earnestly c5mmeude
to puthc favor IS about to make A personal applica
Gon through The Cily Tor subscriptions 10 that work
The profits o. the publication Mr.. b intends TO de-
vote TO bringing ihe culture oftea in this country into
successful activity. We trust he will receive aound-
ant eucouragsmCut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
CITY ITEMS.

ITALIAN OPERA.-Iast evening the de-
liciOus Don Pasquale Mas played a. Nlblos TO Il
fair house. Or the whole, we Consider the cast OF
lac. evening decidedly the best which we have seen
in this Opera. In such parts the sprighty Norila
sga Bosio's fne voice and method, and piquant and
graceful sctlng, place her above all rivals while
Sanqurico1s comic powers admirably fl him to por-
Tray the ludricous distress of the tormentei Don
Badiali most gentlemanly Doctor Malatesta
AID Lorini as Ernesio sang with unusual spirit and
correctness Of intonation.
The Opera was well put upon the stage, although
We canrot help thinking that it loses something
or It's effect by the substitution Of the costume of the
day or that Of sixty years since" in which Ne
have generally seen II PLAYED
The Orchestra and Chorus showed careful arill.
ios, and were more correct than is common d, a
frsI performance
IHE OPERA Al AsToR PLACE The new
stason viii begin at Aston place on Monday evening
With the Fanuta-Stefanone, salvi, Marini, Bene
venaro, and Amalia Patti filing the principal char
sctts II Is needless to say TIA, such attractions
VIII crowd the house to It's utmost CAPACITY. We
carr thai tie number OF season tickets already taken
syery large. The musical public seems 70 retain
Us a'sehi'sh! 70 ms pace AM It's manager.
FAMILY BALL.--0n Monday eyeninr
next ;te menbers Of ihe " TurnbalI Guard
We 1mand Of Wm- Il Underhill, are t. give
Dfald Bal az Mos elegan, rooms in 3 roadxav
Dodwor.h's celebrated 3 ard has been ENGAGED for
tie Occasion.
Mas. BosTWicK.-Our readers will nos
q &c; the Concert tonigh. q, N.blo's Saloon.
N"-aUe SzPacZek, the talented Hungarian lad,
a.. SIS 'ilh signoT Fislti ard fue quintet TIE
o.l Is excellent Mrs Bostnick goes TO Boston the
afsi c. nt1t week FER one ConcsIt
RE ACADEMY The examination Of
eaL1ies'ts Ii this Institution VII begin or Monday
Hs&, TIE examinations FOR a.garcenen. viii end
ic'cay "iih the exercises Of classes and b, In
o.is-La and selected 0ratoty, from 9 to PAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

TPpLINe.-in the House of Representa-
tiVcs or Assembly Of Tennessee We are informed BY
Tennessee paper, the question Of Tipping Of is
not stated among whom, but from the result We up
pose In The House, occupied "fks remain Ter oftis
session. when finally the bill on Tipoling VAS re-
Jeeied We wish We had sight ottha sane DILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

Y An Indian Concert, to be given on
Monday e' enirs ia the NoriolS-st. Baptist Church.
is among the novelties advertised in oar columns
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

TbeU.s Mai steamship Fraoklin' Capt
Wo'top. will leave this port TO-DAY a. noon
f,r Harre. rio Southampton. The SEM "e'ty
g,,l,,.. containing all the latest news can be
la5af,be DesA This Morning, IN wrappers ready
Z ~r .iliro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

VA variety of editorial articles are
omitted this morning, to give place to the
mass of news which we are compelled to
publiSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

FATAL ArrRAy AT CoLUMBA.-A fracas
occurred IN Columbia on Thursday last, in which
John Boyd shot Mr. Towns, race .horse trainer
Who oied almost instantly from the wound. Boyd
Vas examined and DISCHARGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

~ Housekeepers, and all others, IA want
If Rsdainr Bsdstesds a. rould dc we'll 10 call al NJ.
WILLApps Old established Warero0m, $50 Chatham st,
corner Of Malbe st where may Dc found ths iaISet as
s,rtmeni of articas ~ ms hne offered TO the pnb
Gathers Beds Aattresses SC Patent screw
mud Cn,s M.nlesa-e ano rela az L9IuLake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

LADIES AND TEMPERANCE. An address
to la6ies, on Temperance, VIII be delivered io-mor-
row Sunday evening, The is h inst, 10y VIM. GLAND
Bourne. ESQ, In the Church 90 Manhattan, Rev. Z.
r. Connolly corner 81 Avenue ant 5th-st La
al = o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
For Europe.

re- Advertisements for T< TslHe Of MONDAY '''' 70
h. .ec, y before Q O'Clock on Saturday even'Ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA

INAUGURATION OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

ARKANSAS Gov. JoHs S Roam declines
denomination. Some of the LOco-Fooos are talking
OF Hon Edward Cross for thsir candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
Mr.. ID. D. HOwARD This popular hos

Mr.. ID. D. HOwARD This popular host
OF the Irving House leaves us to-day "- 'sSson
for the milder climate OF Havana. We wish han
very pleasant voyage. About fifteen 81 tae dunsa-
rians still remain la the enjoyment % his hosp'al-
ties ana they express great gratitude for ms kiad
ness Tire annexed letter OF thanks from kossu'h
is undoubtedly sincere AMI well deserved eroFes-
sion of his feelings of gratitude for the attentions Of
Mr.. Howard
PHlLAnELrntA ThurSdty, Dee 25, 1881.
DEAR SIR Allow me briefly but heartily to thank
sou ioI your attention and Kindness 10 me and mine
during NV STAY IN Ne~-N0Tk AMI permit me - AS
cure YOU that attentive hospitality viii not only
be- ever gratefully remembered ~ me. but that my
nation Will sppI1 clg'e that II was exercised toward
Hungary Itself IN the person of the humble inti-
yidusl chosen ss It's rcpleseRaye, ana who, rciseI
a,iIg has thauks, begs leave ~ subscribe himself.
Nourver obliged and ooedien. setvent,
l.. hoSSUrlt,
To D. ID. Howard, ESQ, Ir'ins Iolse, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

" Ladies and Gents Rubber Gloves
and M,rs invaluable as protection - The hands ia all
Tnughcuine kino, Of worN and speedy and negeI-ang
remedy for Chapped Hands saTheumi sc: In Wearing,
thew render the hands white and sofs. For sale low
HITCHCOCK L. LGApBEATERs, No. 3f7 broadway, ana az
the Rubber stores IN the Union. jlSOI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

MEETING oy CALiFORNIANS Attention
IL called to notice on our FRS, page of a meeting
of CSlifofniaTs 70 he held "a, The living House his
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

OxyGrNATlD BIrrERs This medicine
rs scientific remedy for Dyspepsia all It's forms. ana
not designed for common 6evorage When 'dAen aoosiu
ms 10 diTcctons IL siyes immediate relo ana In most
caSes effects permanent cure . ...,.,. =
For sale by AtB. n Bands. No Toe uiton IS A. l..
srcvl Co No $40 and 4. III. Ring, NJ 10 BfOadWaY;
and hv prnss,sts generally IN the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

To Persons who suffer from CoaSs ara 90
80 Io,Nrs will Grd immediate relief from using Df,
IrTTLKpIELDs Shields ana Piasiers Ihsy an I'd
,a|s f,om The pressuIe OF the boot or shOe anu an
,sSv rslef FOR sale az al Tia Duggss on sioal"y'
and al Or. LITTLEFIELD's Office, No: Al Will" -
TIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

DECLINE IN CuTTON-~DISE IN FLOUR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
~ Fowler & WELLS, PhrenolOglsts aod
Publishers, Clinton Hail. NJ. 1911 Nassau Ne"-HorA,
and No. lt2 " sshinsl ON. 81, Boston.

~ The Poor are cured gratuituously of
Consump.on and Disease, Mondays and Ihurdsss AZ
No AZ, Greenwich those days the ONCE and F-
lors are thrown publicly opepto tbe Medical Faculty the
ious cues effected nv Dr. WATTS Nervous Autldo e,
Who are all myneo attend, between the hours Of Ane
aud two. M ASlhN' Se'lVaas.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

10 The reader VIII not for ct the Fest
Val for The Poor ~ he Apollo Rooms 20 night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

LAAhf -. - Introducing View style Of Hat
IN: ID soy roidSy Season hayrg me- 9h gIesl i.s". %
t ~ he n, IN S5 confirms intention "a its con-
rs saOpu"'u en- on.9 Tor safe on Wednesday, Dec li
n with Original s;gles Hats receTsd
nsr Imencs made expressly for ne season, oY out IL
pe.n.shes paTis FsincaLt To Gentlemen SEEKING com :
astiopS If Qusity Of Oaiine, elaborate sno
nS..s Lazy s. Co Leaders Of Fasn,el
sVonN''e~ IN, Cent enep', Hats Aston HOUSE, 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

F,sg,os Cam FOR HArs, By MuHch' -"
THE SPRING % lbl& - l,eenan 5-le bell al $40 %
Cfo"A ---' ~ 80 40 ear curve
Tip oiss ,se ,,s ald rear 81 i'iSheas' a. 'n'
,i@ss curl slisa.l Tased at the '-ds''i ''ca
l1sn incb vide
B,ndSg q az Ear ar of he b~inn vi hori nap
S Tnnstiogs secaIc Salslcay u 4tD.uHy' a-N
Tine fear,Ifd sss III Iusn., 80 ne
second sssuro@ ~ csoucsen with his swa si,e o. ms
o. ,,ng oil ~ keep haad fnant o. ,ns -
i0r w T., NJ lie TINE - iu-r actu y ha
that ,hA ~ ~ esch % rs humorous 80 ts
nhe ofc tg-sfg such ia as - &C.
The sotaltskt a Ihs fratefe a MS o.siAess
req he h Iss viii not on yInse ths
a. c,stomsr but viii. a. the sate 80 esIsr Of
shs ~ r., dtsIe VI ne ~ NJ vraSE F.S
the fashi3n iye Soop No 233 IAnd a'eale JH "
u.rF,x,sp,as' UHIoN.-The friends 80; o.
HAT no thsir supsor. u his tfuiy
grssc Associa or The tfs ci g Of
In selves tntile thsm 10 ..e '.,tsoa of the
~ aII|v.eiiizsDs and me pee- - on ~ -
n 10 vefy sxtsnsivo pton.s' .r uor.e
SA'oA O"' No II PaTk-fOT. OPP is4.o fAN..'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
The WHOLE UruoN OF ONE OPNIoN!-

The constant Il oTdes rom all secocs OF TIE
cnuntr, received al GRELHS Estab shment, No AStpt
House proves that upon wh iteVor quest ons tue Norm
nsd South NJ Nv differ they nj enng nc Shrts
pifed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

Dates Liverpool JAM B. London and Paris ?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

BLo's.-To-nig the capital Opera of
Don PAseVAIE, With Bosio, Lorini, Badiah and san.
quirico. The fifty cents portion o. Nblo's Is min
itey superior 10 the dollar place for hearing opera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
rVs The wonderful results of the power

Of steam faoi ntug every purpose to which is nut
cously applied now seen and apprecaol 9lo We
re0,otor viii convince every rational mud of cores
uoadng efficiency the power of the Press tha mighty
}syer of The busIness world II may be thoroughly 40
ned through means Of the County Newspaper AdVer-
Using Agency Of PALMER, The ouy au horized agent
Of most OF the best newspapers Of all the cities and pGnc-
nal towns in UNI et States and Cantdt for which ne
iecees Uehts I'd subscriptions, and iuly en-
powe,ed 10 give The papers terms of Advertising
Sc may be seen at his flee, Tribune BuidInss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
HAVANA AND PRNcIpr ClcAes.-JAMss

sADIIER No 197 broadway. Franklin Bui dnss. would
respectfully inform his friends and the public thai ne has
ius received large aIdyery ch"ce assortment OF Havana
AID Principe Cigars OF various bTards which he one Tor
saIe at reasonable puCs either who ese or retail JAMES
SApIIrR No. 1877 Broadway, Franklin uldings 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

Write WELL, No Accomplishment. Is 0l
more importance The pessesor than good hand wnt-
bir GOLDSMITH, OF n D. 2s9 Bfoao way w ms re-
duced erms has placed beautiful wNhin the reach
Of all Mr. Goldsmi "a ladies classes meet daiy-n A.
NJ and O'Clock, p NJ IL appears TO rs thai every nad
writer in tho city should enbi thus OPT oToGtf ony
think 50 50 to become a good penrian. Jl2lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

One Of the most spleadid Banquets of the
reason took place last LIZ h: a. Nl5los brilliant Sa-
loon Broad sy. on the occasion Of tire celebration
81 Frspklns Birthday by the members Of the Ne v
York Typographical Society The preliminary ar
raugements for this festival, which IS the i6lh held
~ the Society. were made By Committee foms !
cftte fo LOVING gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

Touch NoT-TAsTE Nor Indeed YOU
can do no such thing II gu see that wondrous
Temperance drama, 4" The Bottle now 6ling every
evening, With It's aiu&ctiVenesS, BarnVm's Museum.
1t destroys AL appetite for strong drink. Pantomme,
&c, there this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
NEWBORN TRIBUNE.

NEw-YoRK, SATURDAY. JAN. H. 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
>,r1pvopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY H. 1852

tooxb,rdefs. ensTavers. and all DINERS conhso'eu
viii the Iessp ger aud book business ...
The iasiitutJoE has u0w been IN operation year
.na IA r ana has fully met the eIpeciaronso OF us
e,oys TIE rooms have been fully atieniei
49, evening aid on several occasions there nave
teen more present than could hnd places ioi te.I-
ing Nesiy ali Of the city peTs' sho many o.slS,
art kept on fle and The tables ano cases are "eA
fled with interesting and va able WORKS
As an experiment, the Printers Library mas oeeh
eytreu,l, success l aud II must now ne htiep
have retn called - respond. say It is worthy me
fostering Gle Of al ShO claim relationship Vim nc
Art o. AIts" sincerely believe y 20 De So auu
trust that m4ny Eere tonight Nno beiohg 70 OF ar
counectec Win The profession of when falNiih
vas proud ia call himself member, WI ieel plssS
urp ID contributing something toward the SUPPORT OF
this INSTITUTION that they vii recognize u as tus
legitimate Osprla Of ouf procession ana feuieuiJsi
int IN its infancy and eeb cness u reql res >lo-
startfsl nouTshment Foster and pr0tectll iItenl>,
until IL gains strength SUFFICIENT 10 tase care OF IL
self Help u 20 night TO raise iund large enough
20 n axe the interest pay large portion ol tne IN
uual expenses an We >-fu hcfe nave w. 49, "a ~
call upon YOU asa,n ,,.
In conclusion Mr.. President as II Is alNayS 900
r,ocy 10 practice hat We preach lo~ me 70 plst
Won nractical sentiment IN The shape Of chesA'
In the name OF orr firm, Baker. GOWN GO > ioi
one hundred dollars for the bcnedt 81 the Printer
Free Llbrary-a and may there De many more AZ"
LARGER amounts receive for the same gooa oo 81
The following donations were then announced m
answer to the call Of the Chairman who stated they
were in aid OF the Printers Fee Library
A., p,,oau $50
g. a Crio-n .......- 100
b" s'l,Slr en- .- 500
a., CyyosrnI . so
~ Wt,te - 100
Irving Book %
Journeymtn OF Methodist BOOK Concern------- ~
a. Eirr ..... 10
Washington iTktUE- -
Judge Lew 5, Penn--------------------. ~
I, E,ionJ . 10
+ - CcI-or e Son ...... 50
- e T;ehtbS9v ...-. 100