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Total. S69,731 O6 $243379 &C S173,64s 90
The passengers have been run over forty additional
miles of road not opened in 1851 and freight over
twenty additional miles
The bonds Of the State of Alabama falling due in May
1852 will be renewed at maturity. This loan redeema
bic at the option of the State and will be qudated by
substituting bonds New bonds, with coupons at
tached, be obtained the Merchants Bank They
nominaly payable in 1872 but they may again be
extended.
The Common Council of Albany have by decided
majority passed law loanng the credit Of the city to
the Albany and susquehanna Railroad Company, by tho
issue Of its bonds to the amount of 81 900 0O0 These
bonds to be issued in less than 81 900 each
bearing interest six per cent per annum the principal
ie"."~h'" AZ the expiration of thirty years. None Of
these bonds be issued until the located depot
grounds selected and until subscriptions have been OBJ
tanned equal to per mile The railroad company
required execute mortgage their estate road
and appurenances to the payment principal
and interest of the bonds and also the payment the
trustees of the Sinking Fund of the city Of Albany the
premiums which the company may receive the sale of
the bonds the further payment the trustees of
per cent per the entire loan herein authorized
The city bonds may at any time be converted into the
stock of the railroad company at the option Of the holder
The act authorizing this issue Of bonds is not to take
effect until approved by the electors Of the city, qualified
to vote at an election for charter officers.
1t appears by the report Of the Canal Commissioners Of
the State of Pennsylvania for 1851 that the
from the main line Of public works exclusive of the Co.
lumbia Railroad, was as annexed -
PENNSYLVANIA STATE WoRxs-PRorIrs MAIN LINE 1851.
Receipts.
From main line Of canal ............ s375.2O4
Portage railroad. .............. 2i9,0S8
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1924 292
Expenditures.
For maintenance of main line of canal. $249,Ss2
Portage Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 340,705
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5oO5s7
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Revenue Of the Post Once Department In
Consequence OF tho Esta blishment or Coll
Inns Line Of steamers under the Postal
Treaty.
Congress having now before them an application
to increase tho pay of the Collins line of steamers
for carrying the mails under the postal treaty with
Great Britain it may be ofimportance to state that
since this line commenced running, the amount of
revenue received by our Post Office Department
exceeds Ssa ni d aas ne'n P Pfd to Collins By
verify the correctness of this statement. BY
the postal treaty, We pay the British govern
mcnt three twenty-fourths of tho postage on
letters carried by the Collins line, and we re-
ceve five twenty-fourths of the postage on letters
carried by the Cunard line; consequently this amount
should be credited to the Collins line. There should
be credited to the Collins line the amount received
for closed mails, and also the postage newspa-
pers; which added, to the postage received on lot
tiers, would make larger sum than has been re-
ceived by Collins for carrying tho mails These
facts are worthy the consideration of Congress-
Were the Collins line now to be withdrawn for
want Of tho aid, the revenue Of the British Post
Office would be greatly increased.
Total amount of mails received and sent by
Cunard line to 3lst March 1852, under the
American portion Of above 1851 7s4 IS o.
Total 1888 trips). ...... - 1,7seela 50
Total amount of mails received and sent by
Collins line to 31st March, 1852, under the
postal treaty. sa7ssa7 so
American portion Of above sS26,67o So
British g . 800. 46667 %
Total (s4 trips) ............- 373337 SO
AMERICAN REVENUE.
1st BY Cunard line letters .......... s361 794 SIS
2d- " Collins " ................ 326670 So
Cd. 8 Newspaper postage to Dec. 81 1851 1865 SO
4th. " Balance on closed mails. ......... 1852 81
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ssl3,ss6 ss
Two years compensation to the Collins line $4,000.
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Q, >, bVUANUVS =.
STEPHEN Ii. FEEKS.

WASHINGTON. Feb 16. 1852.
GGsrLlMr.-It is with feelings of pride and gratfca
ton that have received your letter announcing to me
that have been unanimously elected member of the
1ammany Society and inviting attend for the pur
pose Of being installed Brother of the Order beg
you to tender to the brethren sincere thanks for the
honor they have done in admitting membership in
their ancient and truly republican order. have long
been acquainted with its members and its principles and
hold both in high esteem Democratic in its tendencies
and American in its feelings it has always taken the side
of human freedom and has always adhered the
of our country both in peace and Many of IL
lustrous have been active members of the order and
l consider it distinguished honor to have my name
enrolled upon the records and profess my ALE
glance to the political faith 1t possible for
to leave my in the Senate the present moment
to make my Acknowledgements in person but as
Fcan attend for that purpose will not fail to let you
know. at the earliest moment
am gentlemen, with great regard, truly yeur friend,
LEWIS CASS
Messrs II r. Purdy. John McKeon. +. c. West c. S
Bogardus. and S. II. Feeks, Esqrs. Committee
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Cornell CHAMBER. TANsiANY HALL.
NEW YoRk, Feb. IL, 1852.


GENERAL JOHN A. DIX
SR--We have the honor to inform you that YOU have
been unanimously elected a member Of the 'Tammany
Society Columbian Order The Society appointed the
undersigned committee to confer with you to the
time 1t would be most agreeable for you visit our
Wigwam and be installed a member of ST. Tammany
May respectfully ask TO be informed your views
upon the subject Truly yours. &c, &c.
ELIJAH +. PURDY.
JOHN MckEON,
EDWARD G. WEST.
G. S. BOGARDUS.
SPEPHEN ii. FEEKS.
Committee.
NV YORK February is, 1852.
GENTLIMrN-I have received your favor of the 10th
instant informing me OF my election member Of
Tammany Society Columbian Order and of your ap-
pointment committee to confer with as TO the
timo when it would be most agreeable to to be in
stalled member Of your ancient order In acknow-
lodging the receipt Of your ommunicaton desire to
express to you the organ the Society my thankful
for the honor il has conferred Accustomed
have been from the earliest period Of my connection
with political life to look to your ancient association
exposticns Of political principles and policy entitled to
the profound respect Of the democracy of the Union
well the state, beg you TO be assured that regard
my connection with it compliment which cannot be
too highly appreciated. As i shall remain in the city
during the ensuing two months it will afford pleas
to present myself at the Nigwam at any time which
would best suit the convenience of the Society
am. gentlemen very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
(Sgned) JOHN A. DIX.
10 Messs. Elijah u Purdy John McKeon Edw. s. West
G. 5. Bogsrdus and stephen ii. Feeks Committee.
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CovYciL CHAMBER, TAMMANv HALL
NEW YORK. Feb. 10th. 1859

Hon LEWIS CAss-
SiR-To the undersigned has been delegated by the
" Tammany Society Columbian Order the honor of
informing you that you have been unanimously elected
member OF our ancient Order. 1t with feelings of
ordinary pleasure that to you that il will
be most gratifying to the members of society You
give your consent that your be enrolled with other
iustrous citizens who have been and braves of the
Tribes Of ST Tammany. As standard bearer of the
mighty democratic legion. your and fame
and dear to the lion hearted Of Order If agree
able to your feelings and your public duties will permit
come then and accept the membership thus cheerfuy
rendered you We eagerly await the result your decision
Will you be pleased TO write TO when il will be convenient
for you to be in New York is desirable gather the
tribes in the great Wgwan and around the council fires
smoke the calumet and good will drink the refresh
ing water from the great spring and witness the ceremonies
of your inst slaon brother! With great respect we
are your friends and fellow citizens
ELIJAH /. PURDY,
JOHN McKE0N.
Il. G. WEST.
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CouNciL CHAMBER. TANNrASY HALL
Nru. Nopts Eah 1870

New YoRK, Feb Il. 1852
Hon DAsrrL DicKrSsoN--
sR-To the undersigned committee Of Tammany So
cety has been deputed the pleasing duty of informing
you that you were recently unanimously elected mem
Der Of our time honored order
We should be pleased to be informed to your accep
lance Of membership, well as the time it would best
comport with your convenience to visit hunting
grounds, and be installed brother. Our wigwam is
open-our council fires burn brghtly-he from the
peace and good will with all warriors and braves in
broheriy style Come, then and receive the friendly
greetings of our brothers-such as they have and
ever will give brave Of noble daring
We are sir. respectfully your fellow citizens,
ELIJAH + PURDY,
JOHN McKEON
C.. s BOGARDUS.
EDWARD c. WEST.
STEPHEN H. FEEkS.
BIScuaMToS Feb. IT. 1882
GfNTLratEs-I am honorcd by your esteemed favor of
the 10th informing me that have been unanimously
elected member Of the Order Of Tammany, and desiring
to communicate to my acceptance, and to say
when could attend for installation.
hasten to inform you that most eelingly appreciate
the honor extended and the kind and complimentary
manner in which it is conveyed. i accept it with
alacry will avail myself Of the earliest opportunity
consistent with business engagements present myself
Of which time you will be duly advised.
With high regard your friend.
Messrs f. + Purdy Jno McKeon G. s. Bogardus Edwd
c. West. and stephen H. Feeks, Committee.
CouScm CHAMBER. TAMM.SY HALL
NV YoRS, Feb. a. 1852 !
Hon. JoHr c. MsTHER-
SIR" Tammany Society Columbian Order; d.
rected the undersigned committee to inform you that you
have been duly elected member Of the institution Of
st Tsmnany We feel pleasure in the performance Of
this duty and we think but express the sentiments
OF brothers when that should feel henored
to your enrolled with the OF old Tammsny
Should you assent TO this will you please inform TO
the time Of your visit TO the Wigwam forinstallation!
Respectfully your friends.
ELIJAH y. PURDY,
JOHN McKEON
EDWARD c. WEST.
q. S. B0GARDUS,
STEPHEN H. FEEKS,
Committee.
Troy. March ]. 1852.
0rrTLrsfNI in receipt Of your favor Of the 10th
ult., announcing my election a member Of Tammany
Society or Columbian Order" and requesting TO
. time for installation De assured gentlemen that
feel highly honored with this mark Of your confidence
and respect II will afford me great pleasure to meet
you and your brethren Of St Tammany at your wgwam
at time you may designate for the purpose Of in
stallation.
Thanking you. gentlemen Of the committee and
through the members OF the society honor
you have done me. permit me to subscribe myself
Your obedent servant
JOHN c. MATTER
Messrs Flijah =. Purdy, John McKeon Ed. Z. West
G. s. Bosardus and stephen II. Feeks, Committee.
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Revenue Of the Post Once Department In
Consequence OF tho Esta blishment or Coll
Inns Line Of steamers under the Postal
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~ yiIIage Lots and Country seats.-"GLEN
NERNON Gentlemen DESTROYS Of securing superior
ons health scenery and c,nyenieIee OF distance
hereby advised that most eligible tract occupying both dss
Of the New Haven Rsirosd, between Mount Vernon and
Pehsmvie will in few days BE- open 10 subscribers Ia
lots of suitable dimensions for eeesnt countcy Fur
ther Information of Me.srs WATKINS 4 HtNE
No. $50 Broadway. Grand. st.
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re- Eishth WRrd.-The Wings OF the ElIltn wac arc
viii meet on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, between the
hours Of and ga NJ the American House. corner spring
aud Laurens Sta elect Delegates 70 the seves Co9ven
tou pursuant 10 the call Of the Wing General
The election will be held by ballot and Louis r.
Johp Wilosy an lhn Gsut.r viii act a. Inspectors
BY order; JAMES GklDLEf, ChSlhAn'
Lov,s =; EN-, w.Psw0STH' Secretaries.
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PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL

ECONOMY In three vol, svo. By t. C.cARsY.
h.ther -. .ioptor rs, the Of Mr. Carey, nus, %
s- hat 6nd his works great number OF IDEAS Aa'
" 49, fDctonn.rre de rEconomls PoLn9ls.
B.s has ,,t from Carey American economist
b. readers ~t 80 MACH SAN
and 9th such imposing mas OF aei' as pa rum a. .
soTls Carey after him Basuat have nus nitro
ormu relation 10 the Measure Of value hat oel
destined be universally adopted Il - most -hous ~
H. ~ors cannot b omitted rom 9ar" b'9S0'eoA zen
uer cAu = Z. 20 pst al, Ero,o-,ista
The PAST, THE PRESENT, AND TIE FUTURE
In one vol svo. ,
Fu Of Acts seanus TOPICS that are nov n. al
pe5edy book to B.. read BY an Who take The
ihe 'ays,ea y Mr. Care, The Pa. AMI Pre'sat
than a. OF other box OF our uHeot
scusss- Interest Of man Toe t.ss are onsaA
kW Of Mature. The hrst time that any system OF %
hucs has been offered the Nor that ossei The
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puups features, uFpored and illustrated By Numerous
ses from N. wis,.. OF phcsophca .p-u .,,ou economi
caJ established and brousht home to Us ~ ise acts -
Carey Political OF delivered
the enss Of society rom 10 dsfsnes and bondage and oo1nt
and the owl social relations OF m~a ana nations ~Hn he
smp- as r.,H pf.-opby Ia ali ths there !. aot
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sa'J Rad The effective Of facts and the natural How Of tie
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greater wonder Which that they could long remain
fSartaln's Magazine.
THE HARMONY OF INTERESTS Agricultural,
Mar ufacturDg and Commercial
Carey, the ~esnoWn statistical winter OF Ameuca has sup
Led materials Tor couducuus such an inquiry ani
safely mead his remarkable all Who wish L.
the decline OF industrial omnanes
BAckVoot
THE CREDIT SYSTEM IN FRANCE, GREAT
BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES. In svo
American author MI H. C. Carey well snoHn By several
works, me, this matter, curen'y snd e.
AMI eies, 20 have succeeded
better than English nquers. A. 1893, he had his
took "Th@ Credit France Great Britain, and United
States shown primary Of the perturnauons
CURING periodically and currency, AMI that
cause the France as IN England Coqledn
ia Reyuades deut Mon1ss.
Credit that has
Journal de. Il, nomtstes.
ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS what Constitutes
CuTepcyl What are the Causes Of It's Unstesdnsss aud
what i. the Re nedy In 8vo.
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amnsementS.

, ., ~ ~ ~
Metropolitan Hall.
RAND CONCER T-MADAME
" MARIETTA ALBoNI respectfully announce. to the
Musical Public Of New York. ,h.t her
FOURTH GRAND CONCERT
will tabe place
FRIDAY EVENING, Sept II, 1854.
On which occasion
MADAME NJ ALSONl will be assisted By
siGNoR sANGIOvANNI,
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
To give effect to the several pieces Ia the gSsmme the
CHORUS OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
has been engaged
Musical Director ''sgnoF ARDIrl
PROGRAMME
Overture of Fasenmuhs. Beissigsr
2 Cavstina from the Barber Of Seville, ." Lar
90 al Facto'sm," sung by Sig Revere - ossni.
s. CkvArlNA from sOnnsmbuls, Come per
me ''i MADAME AIsoN and Chorus. ~
TERzErro sab Bsl,;i!iI aIRoYi 'D0ni''
signor ssusiovsnni and ssnor Revere.
) Souvenir Americana, Fantasia for Violin, 80,
so%Ro:sd and PsfCy5Issd SLiNS Nan
MADAME ALBONI.
Il.
T. Sinfona from Semirsmde Band 1900. hosin-
g. CANZoNE from La Fieha del Resi .,,,
"sn'0 MADAME xIsoN and ch,iu:
g. RomanLa from Eisre d'AmCTe, 81 Una FUR
tivs Lsngrena" sung BY signor sanslo- ,.,
n Chorus Of Lomb.rdi -, Grand Chorus Verdi.
IL. GRAND RONDO from sOnnsmbula. "Ah
non cTsdea" s1 p Ps,,isul sE Isf@:i S'in
ficket-One Dollar.
Reserved 5eats-9wo Dollan.
~ Tickets for heserved Seats Price Two Dolars can
De nsd at the husie store OF WILLIAM dALL 4 ooN
No 2o9 Broadway corner OF PsrkplAce. "
20 all psrts Of the House. One Dollar, for which
numbered seat will be given " be had OF SAMUEL y
JoLLIE, No. 500 Broadway.
eers 10 compelled that owing the numerous
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MADAME nENRIETTE SONTAGS

lVI FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN AMERIC A-rhe
pa nc resp, cttully informed tina. the FIRST GRAND
MADAME HENRIETTE soNTAG
will take place on ,,.,
METROP Titan h ALL,
Assisted by
Mr. CARL ECKERT,
Late Conductor Of the Ifaisn Opera House. Paris,
SIGNOR G.. POZZOLINI,
First Tenor from the Imperial Opera St Petersburg,
Psu Julien. tHs NIoliuist
THE TALL An OPERA CHORUS,
tmsle and iemsle and Grand Orchestra consisting u
Seventy Performer led by Mr.. Car Eckert
The Pnce, OF Admission have been fixed a.
TWO DOLLARS AND ONE DOLLAR,
according 20 loc1i ion.
With both the Two Dollar and One Dollar Tickets there
VII be given C hcst-, bearing number cOrresp oncins
with the secured seat 20 which the holder IL entitled
The Admission Ticket 20 he ett at the entrance door
the Certificate for the Secured Seat the
Of the holder by whom has be exhibited the
lshes wearing badges e)repoDding IN color with the
CstIdeste.
Visiteis will please occupy their seats at o'clock pre-.
csely. when the Concert will comm
Nc Checks will be Even until the end Of the first part OF
the Concert
SALE OF TICKETS.
The regular sale of Tickets Will begin FRIDAY Sept
II, a. o clock, A NJ, al the Muse Wsrerooms Of
MEssRs HALL SONS
Corner OF Broacway sud PARK p'sce.
NOICE.-For the convenience OF the public, Il h1 been
determined TO sell FRIDAY sept. H. the Two Dollar
Tickets ory snd Saturday aud Monday, sept Is SUD D.
the One Dollar Tickets ana those OF the Two Dol az Tickets
which have remained unsold
No written application for sess can posuoy De attended
TO- unless from persons living out OF Nes-fOTk
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~ Grand Nail, Of the Whis. Of tho Ninth

~ Grand hRiIy OF the wings Of tho Ninth
Wa,d-Tbe Lundys Lane Cub will meet st their hesd'
or.'tsT. the Blocker st House, on THURSDAY EVEN
1SG s,pt I6th inst at past O'Clock. There will he pre-
sent on hi. Of the most speakers
~ ths G,osins. Hoo horsoe Greeley, hon y A. Tai
@sre Thoodors E TOmlir.oo. W% = RoSin a lame.
8 thayer w. T. Miilisen, Henry hay9eono hoa James
srnons which .sver. st snse LON seroad
ns.g. Missirs Cook Brouwer, tSsoutenours Frazer
Adams &c By order ofon,r p....s...
w. FARs, s.er,,.,ia.
N 4 CUNNINGHAM
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~ seventh Ward I.upay's Lane Ciub,IIne
regular Meeirg this Club will be held on THURSDAY
ENENING, sept l6 at O'Clock, al the Lundg LAne Bar
racks corner Rutgers aud M.dison-su TIE following sn
tlemep are expected 10 address the meeting Hon Mr
CtJyER Capt SWEET, JAMES THAYER CHARLES
s SPENCER and JAMES w GREEN. ESQ Singing by
the 3lee Club. L. W. MOhOAN, IIeS
MN b BELCH, See.
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poliiital Notifies.

.s.a,t Central Committee.-The Regular
.te. M. c,mnittee will be held at headluutons
s"s.sSCO R en- rhiS hs,sdsyl ENsN1SG sept
lNN'VS'> GroRsE W. Blunt, Va. chairman
JAMS :. rEEesoSN, ''''
vi Sl,Snio", Sesretsrya
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NELSON'S NORTHERN LANCET,

| for September CONTENTS: ,
= CiincaI ectures on the Diseases Of Women aod Child
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and the Diseases Of Women and Chidren n the University
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ii Original Department, containing geaI variety 0'
interesting professional matter ,,,.-,p
I'M TTs1slations from the French Medical Press
" Editorial Department Law With
q bole hand. BY DR. Bunch q Ne"-for l., p,,s..sor
VI. Medical jurisprudence Lectures Oh "
Thomson. Of the London Uniyersity -, -,...r,.
snse numbers On sale a. l1t e19ss Y0WNSEND No.
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EDWARD Il FLETCHER No III n.s.su-s s~,,,b,, and
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Z, ,ts ch,.r.t Medical Journal in the nte9 tsi
lumber viii contsin q Professor Sedo.a s,rsd
-,Tss ON the Disessss Of Women and Cniidreh rn
~ Of New.York and one Of foressor nm.
~ ~ sctnrs. On Medical Jurisprudence delivered Il 'n'
Iuivenity Of London.
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YSs- Fourteepth Ward Waig Con,mittee1,An
~ The Wings Of the XVIII Ward will b. held 81
49,. No 81 Grand St, on THURSDAY, the 10th sept
,s from 70 O'Clock, NJ, TO elect Delesstes TO the
-, comni,tees Wm Lyons, Washington Ftnk DAVID
sherwood and Walter ws:h are me SpessS o. .sd
election. snaS $500
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TCONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA
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The teAt translated and edited by Spencer Baird NJ,
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~ Veteran Corps OF the War of 1s12-13
a. will assemble a. hesdqua-ers No 81 lisp 'uad -
THIS DAY At l2 o'clock with tie arms and co ssie'
sitend-the funeral Of member William Petsrcheu- SAD
at O'clock M adjourned meeting will BE- held a. the
same place. b. order
A. DAILY Jr, Ad utAnL
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- rit,h Ward,-The Wings OF the Vth Ward are
- ,oufsd thai Primary Elect on viii 30 held az the
MARION House No Ifl "eG Broadway on THURSDAY,
the 10th Gay Of epembeI inst between the nou OF ana
in pursuance wih the recommendation Of the zen
EN-. Committee to elect Delegates 20 the several Nomlna
tins Conyep Isaac Bachelor, James Kennedy and
Benjamin :. Foster Inspectors .,rr, c.,
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~ Nineteenth Ward.-The Wings of the Nine
teenth Ward requested 10 attend a Primary Elec-
tion to be held at the Clubhouse OF Fort George Scott
Association 8h.av. 4gthst, THURSDAY MORNING.
sept l6 instant between the hours Of and A. NJ for the
purpose of eecng Delegates to the several Conventions
ordered by the Wing General Committee. BY order.
JAMES BowLEY Chairman.
U.sC
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