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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-20
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE
EvamsHillc. Ind.

FNHE regular course of Lectures in this Insti-
l. tuition will commence on the first Monday
of November, under the following Faculty, TO-
wit:
LEVI L. LAYCOCK, NJ. D Emeritus Profess
scr of Physiology and Pathology.
HUGH RONALDS, NJ d., Professor of Gen
eral Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy
c. A. FOSTER, A. NJ, Nj. d., Professor of
Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX, NJ, D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
MADISON j BRAY, NJ. D., Professor of the
Prime ples and Practice of Surgery
WILLIAM II. BYFORD, NJ. d., Professor
Of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
GEORGE B. WALKR, NJ D., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseasesoi Women and Children
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL Nj. d.. Profess
sor of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Juris-
prudence.
JOHN t. WALKER, NJ d., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms for the study OF Practi
cal Anatomy, under the supeTiniendence of the
Professor of Anatomy or the Demonstrators, will
be open tor the reception of Students by the LIST
of October.
Fees for full course SIS
Naturalization ticket and Demonstrators tick
ct, each So. Diploma Zee so.
Good boarding may be obtained at from 81 so
to 50 90 per week
ANY one desiring further information, may adj
dress the Dean p,st paid) by mail which will
be promptly attended TO.
G. B. WALKER, NJ. D.,
Jyl6 3m Dean ofthe Faculty.
e9-Terre- Haute Express; Indiana State Sen
tiHel; Springfield UIl.) Register and Shawnee
town lllinosan, please copy to amount of So, and
send account 10 Dean
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

THE subscribers have tn il day entered into Copart
l. nership, under the eand sly le of STowELL PAGE
& TAYLOR. and have purchased the very large stock OF
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps, off, Il. Foster Il Co..
which they will make large aud seasonabe additions and
will continue the above business at the Old Stand,
Front street. doors above Main and would solicit
liberal share of public patronage.
jeI7-d&wly STOWELL. PAGE e. TAYLOR.
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FIR ESH RRIVAL.
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOE

HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
So The undersigned would respectfully in d.,
J3J form the Public that he has on hand, EEsl
~ and is weekly receiving the largest and Wy
most approved sty les of the above articles. SsA-
Satin Beaver Silk and Fur Hats from the best manufac
lures.
ing Shoes and Slippers. Also for Misses &C.. &C.. low
for cash, at Mr.. DeFoe's old stand, opposite the Bank
myI-f J. NJ. PARVIN.
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AT TIE EAGLE RESTAURAT,
Syryf Mr.. SMITH has just received splendid SSrxS
Ak1sassortment of Summer Ales, Of the choc- 5AGkG
est brands.
Scotch Ale, bottled;
London Porter, do,
London Brown Stout, bottled;
Also choice lot Of Theoretically sealed Salmon Lob
sters, Oysters, &C., &c. (jy3n1
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II IME.-IOO bbls White Line, in good cooperage
IL reed this day and for sale by
| jyl9 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely retted and re:urnished it, and prepared
manner He also rented the brick Stable. owned b.
MI Peer Burke and has good stock Of horses and
riages 10 let.
The stable is large, clean and wen located and good
hosers in constant attendance. Particular attention
will paid 10 the Of horses left with him for keep
ing and in all respects the public shall find the She
wood House good. Hotel. ljysrl J. "A. BYERS.
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hrs. WILCOX e. MITCHELL, having associated,
IL themselves together in the practice Of Medicine
Surgery and Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully
inform the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity that
the firm can be found at their Office First street. be-
tween Main and Locust at all times, day night ready
TO attend to professional calls. ljy3O-4wl
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Lost.

BAY MARE about or years old from the premises
IA OF Mr.. Hiller Salt Well Hotel Said is rather
thin in esh and has but little hair on her forehead; has
no particular marks about her. Any person finding said
will be literally rewarded. by returning he 10 the
subscriber, or giving Information respecting her.
anglo CHARLES KILLER.
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J @. HATCHITT.


hrs. WALKER e. HATCHITr having associated
themselves together in the Practice of Medicine and
surgery would respectfully to the citzends
Evansville and vicinity that they are prepared to after
10 calls, either day night.
Office on Third street, opposite the Public Square.
iyQm-
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MISCELLANEOUS.


OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE CO.
evansville, August -, 1sJ2., \
TTNHE Stockholders of the Evansville Insurance Com
Il pany hereby notified that the annual election for
nine Directors will DC held at the Office of the company.
Monday the 9th day of September Between the hours
of O'Clock and four Il. NJ. by order OF the Board.
augl3 WIN. FACE, Sect.
~ VI. GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
~. Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Mechanics
Tools, Building Materials. Rifle Mountings. Coopers'
knives and Planes, and Cabinet Makers Trimmings,
augl3 Main street.
III 900 doz white Cotton asstd.
$50 mixed ..
$50 Black 90 %
$50 mixed Socks
$50 Bro
$50 ohildrens mixed
90 :. Ladies English white cotton asstd;
10 .. " Black I"
30 =" Misses 50 White
100 I" Mems mixed half Hose;
reed this DAY and for sale by JAS. LOW q CO.,
aug-lI ALI Main street. Louisville Ky.
CHIRTING CHECK.--2 cases 90 for sale by
- jy7 JAS. Low 81 CO., All Main ST.. Lou, Ky.
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NOTICE.

TINE undersigned has left his accounts with James r.
l. Walker, Esq, who is duly authorized to settle
the and give receipts. Those owing who don't
want pay cost would do well TO settle Immediately n.
the accounts ont of my hands.
I3ln S. KAHN.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

CASES Leghom and Floeance BoDnets latest styles,
# just reed and for sale by
aug-l1, J. II. MAGHEE Sc Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
THE reSul:r meeting of the Evansville Medical Society
will be held the First and Third Mondays of every
month, at Il o'clock p. NJ.
apl3-u HUGH RONALDS, NJ. d., Seet'y.
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TIE CHEAP STORE.

SO BALES Cannelton Sheetings just rec'dby
III ielj III. MAGIIEE e. CO.
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IS AGENTS WANTED.
For Rent.

A DWELLING House situated on Market street 4
"A two story franz with eleven rooms good stable aud
out houses. cstern and fine yar-a very desirable resi-
denee For further particulars inquire of II. j. HART
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

ID CriOVEp-Wa EMERY has taken the stan d ON
LIZ Main street. opposite the Bank formerly occupied
by Con.ngton Eook Store and is prepared sup
ply citizens with plain fine work i'm his line at short
notice lie has good workmen employed, and will war
rant ali WORK sent IRON his shop. He Is prepared 70
make Boots and Shoes Of and qualify good fits and made
up in the best style His long experience in business
and punctuaity will guarantee him the continued custom
Of those who once try him. His prices reasonable
and work not surpassed in durability by that
of any other establishment. (jy66l
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@ F. FLOUR.-l5O bbls for sale by
-. augi Sc. GILBERT a. CO., Syc. near Water.
kO'BUSHELS CORN MEAL for sale low, at COOKS
eJO.FAMILY GROCERY. aug3
lust RECEIVED, % boxes Cheese, Of good quality,
- for sale low by laug3l J. & W. REILLY.
CLOTHS.-We are importing Belgian and English
black Cloths, which will furnish to The trade 1T
small advance the cost of importation.
aug3 JAS. LOW IL CO. All Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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MEDICAL MOTTO

LNNTERPRISING young men who can give satisfactory
Il reference can find profitable employment for
era MONTHS in selling the work entitled The Life
of Gen. Scott highly popular work. and is selling
rapidly. Liberal commissions will be allowed. Call
T. CONJUNCTION 81 CO.,
iyl1-tf Corner Main and First streets.
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POLAND, PRArHER & SMITH.

CHIRTING CHECK.--9 cases 90 for sale by
= jy7 JAS. LOW 81 CO., Az Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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CASES Mohair Lusires reed this day and TO sale by
4 augl6 JAS LOW 81 co., Az Main ST., Lou. Ky.
CASE Printed Velvet reed this day and for sale by
i augl6 JAS. LOW q CO.. Az Main ST., Lou. Ky.
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DLACK LACE vEILS.-6O0 ass'd qualities reed thi
Id day and for sale by JAS. Low & CO.,
jy24 Az Main street. Louis. lille, Nv.
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HANDSOME JACK: His Fortunes and

IL ANDSOME JACK: His Fortunes snd
b Misfortnnes-gI,s snd Mises-Saccess.s and faii'
uss-si F-thfully aud Diligently Compiled rom hs own
Manuscript Exhibiting. altogether n, Remarkable
History d Individual that has been Even 70 the
Word, and Tut into Readable shape BY the Author OF
"Enira Banckern
The Publishers NJ the SUNDAY COURIER viii COM
menoe tie Of the above wosk the columns Of
their widoiyeir7ula;ed rarer 10 MORROW, and they
Rave 10 hesitation IN promising that viii b. found TO Be
norc I'by worth rctdng than any that has been
Published during the present century which has been -
fuhui OF remarkable literary productions Hindsone
JACK one oihoe stories ,lst instructive they are
anuf1g aIl absorbing; VIII refresh the old while It de-
lights the young, and VIII be alike acceptable all age
olosss. e. c.s and conditions
Tie Courier oE gale BY all the Sewsboys, AGENTS lc
il the city. Pnce Odc- Of pabloa, On IS SprueeSt
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New Publications.

A SEQUEL to UNCLE TOMS CABIN
"a UNCLE TOM IN ENGLANDi Proof that
Blacks White. An Echo to the American Unclo Tom
From IN advance copy from Ersand-Ths If the most
powerfully written work the institution Of slavery that
Las ever been published. Ii les reached sale Ia England
although shed but few weeks suce, totally unprcce-
dented in that country and ryang that Of Mrs Stoves
"Uncle Tom" in the United States it full VI thrilling
scores and descriptions depicting seye lie both on board
tie slaye-hp aud the plantations of the South From
the frs, p 20 the last the interest Of the narrative ia ab
soItip claiming the attention OF the reader with wonder
i power; AID he whole ,yo.k s Of Lat eiAraceE cac
lae to lIodrce great sensation, aid TO create for II
immense demand ia tie United States Price % cents
A. D. FAILING, No - Ann-5t.
For salc hy al Booksellers.
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Another Edition really.
~ ssln COPIES ALREADY PUB.
4 .OOO LlSHED OF
MRS. HALE's GREAT NATION IL WORK.
NORTH WOOD; Or, LEc NogrHAaO SoUrH
~ MRS. ;. } HALE.
l.ll, Illr II
Beautifully illustrated.
lie ~ ho love. loi b. county cen -. u,,aus
NnrLl.s nE LIZ Pm.


Mr. bo loves. .,i H. mtg can -. r.t.nx~
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The ild' o. pure i'- lg' i'lilI 'l"'' y 'e s'1
vfh tbs ife@ J. i''I l''"d ''-. % "''-' ' q ..''
ket. l.fl ctff 're srA % . -e 90 = III
hat Il al ihonai N'F Ah1 - oi ia i- .i'-H ltu
NorhWo,d ntIr .,c- ~ tt'"aa strait yea an- ntt
in bread eve O. ifo'i 1l''S '. 49,. 10 l
go, 49, ,. ,he ,lof' - "a -s,,,,. and m 60
a .rs tn. ar- ,-vs. j and nSsi p-nc ? e.
IN he ruihors -rd-,rd with t..- vl often
sfrcrr .ocd .,nsc that faus oi cl. l % premiere
lm,t Mr ls" fAe- u.n Pre- iia ' pom 30 Hnfr-i
ccdoai and i4i nf, tad r'ru- i9-' % iI' j. IN '''
Other character CD OF Whom yo''e'l 'l'iy mos a,A,ly
defined, VII lie 49, ue' '- a,.n.u' ~ "a y ..
tu-'.Itta VIZ qua = IT, 49, rfr.,i.i 49,,
H. ,-.. a., "a, 5r h. .,.s.a Of de p1h.c
sun. it-at.sr Of gate, -n ,'.s 49, -g- .prt T,,hca
'fcu animate ~ ~ ', .s'"' & s. ~ ~ ,',, .f.t
Ut,h Il s,trlr IS cs'as % al o' oar county
sIr1- WI ,r' "a pa W. I'm ' m i,, i|. y, 49, 80
K,rubc dictated 30 terms OF ae Cor t-n o. Ua-d state
.. Icr ,Le N % 90. , % ,- -t-,-,v of 81. Con
TN ul.l,ted Ire s.c.y ,hca.- WING. M Hs i-a' EXHIBITS
IL f-ai'e io-on' 81 le NJ ~ , s'.a 49,
Iiet,rI .u.t4,rd v n ui eas-,.a-' rs. ion.
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DARTNER orOTHERWIsE.-An opportu-

J. nity which cannot Often occur, is offered 20 any
genten an unquesiionsbe character aud standing, who
hes thousand dollars Mt and 20 assist pewy
discovered business OF tat beauty aud respectable aud
Of scientific character which win be conducted unaor the
security and monopoly OF pGicni, aud pay over no per
cer clear profit q. = Government and every Railroad
Conn any will he very large customers Particulars VIII BIO
made know answer paid let Containing real
and address, 10 NlLLiAh DUbF GORDON,
PostOticc, Now.iO ORR.
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rIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE or

i to LIT on FAVORABLE TERbs.-'rhe Machine
shop, Fourdy Wharf. Sure, Shop and BasksrIt!sshop.
,tusled in Gulo.d Conn Glout four hours ride from New
York Tho Machine shop 32 feet long, - wide and TWO
stories tieh. with lGh6s large and ANAL pltnss
press drills with all he necessary bN Tres, with engine
which has about ak months, ot y Eorn power also
Foundry 20 ,ot long, vi clrOa, asts aud pit rns Of al
EGd the whole situated within half mile oil the railroad
DEPOT communicating with oil ports Of the United tstes
Vees with ot and non Ind their caTgoes within - feet
&C the door Tie premises were formerly ownh end oc
cupCd hy the CuiOrd Manufacturing Company. AnyplIy
wishing try rrent FOR manufacturing purposes w Ind
this be the es bic situation between Newf0 and
Bosom for particulars. inquire OF SAMUEL 4. JOhN-
son. Culford, Conp Agent Tor the pfopnetors JOHN
STEPHENSON 2, Inst, fth-ev- Eew-Y0rki o., j. V.
YORK.
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11olitieal Notices.

~, Al n Large aud Enfliusiastc Meeting Of
tie Teachers OF t5e Common Schools OF The City Of New
~, a Gpa Of con ratniaas aud shoyig eT 1e5d
thefr WORTHY and oeicieBt colaborer JOHN j. DDANE,
Fsq who hes lately been pOLated for the oce Of Street
Cor missioner, tho following preamble and iesoluons
without dif:ineon Of party were unaninousy aeoptd
Strs been faithful end esteemed memborof our proies-
son md who has by his able and constant 70 his
duef, succeeded IN eleyetng the Interests OF educ tIon
hyoos by his private intercourse with the members of
his pI0feaon, he las rendered himself worthy OF their cJn
dew e and
hercas he nclg stands before the public candidate
t0T the Office Of street Commissioner and THIS beng tho
fs instance for many years winch member Oi pro-
soD has teen eeccted for office ofhonor and trust and
believing ind feeling that the Teachers equally entitled
participate with Other professions III the honor and enOl
enis oipnhhc Office; Therefore r 49,. . I'll, 49,
hesoIted That without distinction OF party, VIII by
all onoGbe mtaus cndeayor to procure the s1ccess OF M
Rsolted. That in supporting Mr. DOANE we sacrifice no
Marty preferences compromise any prncplethe office
ierg one not legislative but s1eeai,ye and without the
WI H. RrrcK, Secretary.
IA Meeting Of the Whiz Inspectors of all
rL III cton Districts the City and County Of New York
VII be held at the Broadway House on SATURDAY
INENIEG u o'clock Punctua attendance IS requested
BY order Of the General ccginit'1 1eo,,,tvv
President of the Board OF Inspectors.
GEORGE r. CooG, Secretary.
~ WLig Joint Finance Committee The I'M
deigntd IN behalf Of the JOINT Finance Committee ct tho
tro he General Committees, hereby caution all Wings
sg,u cor rbuting any money for political purposes in this
civ except 10 persons who daily authorized 10 collect
The sane end who ye evidence Of their authority 10 make
such collectors
This notice is rendered necessary by recent mpostions
nraoucrd upon the Wings of this city.
GEO. J. CORNE LII, Chairman General Committee.
ERASTUS BROOKS, Chairman Young Mems General
Committee -
DANIEL ULLMANN, Chairman Joint Executive Com.
BENEDICT LEWIS Jr 'Chdrmen Joint Finance Com.
Members II The Joint tdGnce Conimnee
NATHANC Ely JOSEPH b. VABNUM Jr.
RORFRT g. CAMPBELL. HORATIO REED,
LANES XII LILY EDWIN COLLIN
J0HN 4 HFRRICK, JOB l.. BLACK,
SAMUEL ~ DENOTE, JACOB 4. HOWARD,
N.u.Nork Dc 1852
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CAILORS of the L. s. NAVY on the Pa
- CIFIc snec September 1854 and those in the ST. John
Fsul in xpedon can Obtain thsr pay by calling
THOMAS l. BRAYNARD, NJ. 81 Wsilsl
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senres with Country Newspapers DAILY Papers receyeo
ar ms Once whose terms higher chan tb0Se OF a"
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TIE NRW-YORk WEEKLY TElBUNE,
A VERY LARGE PAPER, FOR THE COUNTRY,
T. nnbsned every SATURDAY MORNING, at the low pftce
~ 81 per snnun in advance. Eight copies Tor FO or
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60 Continued beyond the time for which II u paid Nd
,,rssecsts this sheet viii be charged 30 centS per line
o. each Insertion
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FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
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Liverpool Price "a eopYs - yeeT, 10 any part
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE
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Chegfes. Price 81 cents per copy
= TIE SEhI!.WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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per aInfarn Two copies for s5 Ten for SO. AaveT-
ss.s,psLts L cents q line for each insertion.
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DARTNER WANTED in BUILDING

L sTFAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES, Sc- at Chi
cago nThe partnership OF the Subscribers WIN son et
re ard the senior partner wishes enlarge tho business
With view TO meet the increasing demands OF the srat
West thcreolS proposes VI o 9 n,es.n, Arm Are now
DOM an extensive and profitable business IN manufacturing
Steam Engines Railroad Cara and variety OF heavy No
chinety ANY information may be- had by adlfceJiBg thu
snb,cnbers GATES 4 MCKNIGHT
Eagle Works, Chicago, Ill
RgFEKENcEs-E. CORNING Co, Albany, N. ". J. IL.
Birch Co. Chicago ILL.,; George r. Cobb Co. New
York Mower Woodwork, Boston; Marshall Benent
Colby. PHILADELPHIA
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Religions Notices.

" second Reformed PrcsbStcr Church.
Medical College No. Crosby ST. Sprnglreachng
TOMORROW iSahbath) MORNING and AFTERNOON,
Nv the P.stor, RCv. SPENCER l.. FlNNEl.
~ Mrs Rishop is to preach TO MORROW, At S aaa
70Cock rt the Christian lsrseite Sanctuary. No ls
Is, ST. On the subject of lsraes Restoration snG hls
Second C,ng Sests Service every sunday al and
Up
" Mariners Church, Rooseveit-st.-Rey
Mr. fNSKIP ars Of the Ohio Conference, VIII preach ~
ais Church AZ 8 o'clock re- MORROW SABBATH Az
fEkNOON Both and their friends are invited 10
kfttrd.
S-Ness-JerusRieru Worship.-Prot III SH Vii
assch az the Society Library Buildings TO-NOhhOW
EVENING, az o'cloef and Ia the MORNING at me SHn
tDS. AosGemy Brooklyn just above Pierrepoat Con-
sISe at tie usual hour.
10 Sociul RELATIONSHIP ffth discourse in the
nes viii be addressed young Men, on the Choice OF
souISrou scxt SUNDAY, l2<th) AZ p NJ, N the
ftnth lTeseyeneu Church Broo5cS corner o. Ridge
81 by GA Pastor Rev. y. y. HATFIELD, ID. ID.
fs Tent Prea chng.-Tbe City Temperance Alliance
e'c located teiI sacOps Tent Ia Madison near Ieierson
- Religious services will BE- beid there TO-dOkkOW,
osnhsih Oct s4th 81 lGs A. NJ and NJ PIP NJ Preaching
ts eity Pastors Il the EVENING at u O'clock tpere
s b. Addresses Temperance. Op and a.ter IGesay
MI The Teia will be IN the 9Th Ward.
society OF I.ibeyuIs.-A Lecture viii ~ delv-
nc on SUNDAY, az Pm, AZ No. chsthsm-sg, oo
ASSOCIATION, BY Mr. SMITH. Public invited Seats iree
~ Rev. IL. D. Smith, ID. D., will preach in the
~ ny fieseytsrAn Church, Csrmines, GU SAbbATH
S'1NpNS, the Ah u 0SIcbeI, All ee'eet
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- Kinrs Cnnntx GrnnA RaIi,icnf,nn Meet

t. Kings County Grand R3tiiicafb0u Meet
ibg .-NHlGS TO THE RALLN!-A Grand Mass aud
Ratification Meeting Of the Wings of ths County Towns OF
Nus County will he held Prospect HUI AZ tircei FONT
NnhanSshurch. L. L. on MONDAY EVENING; Oct.
20 Instant, Al O'Clock. The Uuonsis aud the "hig
ClGls OF Ncw-lork Willamsburgh aud brooANn, ana
invited to attend and meet At the Kings Coonty Hotel
fteAshr, Whamsburgh, at o'clock OF that eSonnS 20
Hon JOHN NJ BOTrS, OF Va, Hou JOIN 4 klN0,
Hon r. d. CULVER, JOSEPH HOME, TuEO; b
TONLINSON, MESSELL ;. SMITH, THOMAS L.
PINCKNEY Esqs ard other distngu shed speakers are
exteted 10 address the meeting. Prospect Hill VIII be IL
uriuated and minute guns fired tcrefrom during the
movement OF the procession Bands Of Music Glee Clubs,
&c VII lo IN ATTENDANCE An good ana true hgs IL TIE
neta, expected 70 be ihsrT towe 9as, yo'he al
BY order. JOHN A. bOOiELL,
Chairman Committee OF Arran gements
Csrt o. Y. JENKINS Grand Marsha
J. n r. PiNcGSEY, Sec. Com. Arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
Amnsements.

DEOADWAY THEATER-E.A MARSHALL,
lt.ole L. ssee--LAST NIGHT Of Mr.. FORBES I.-This
LNEhINO, Ocs. p will be performed
NET AMORA- .
Nr. Forrest Sir AIICr aaslln NJ 5.Ty
Mo-r aunt ..........C. Pope NGter.... NJ SJhNa5
Nannsosee. nulc. Poisi OCEAN,. Mrs. /. Conway
JOB FOX Thc Yankee Nalet
Doors open ~ commence at Box nd PlT1ret 90
Family and Upper Circle. &c; PIVa.e Boxes $ and 80
NIBLO's GARDEN-JoHy SETON, Man.
~ aser-BENEFIT of NILE POCGAJD.-IHlS
EVENING Oct u, VIII be psEfJrIaed
NABOB FOR Az HOUR
ADVERTISEMENT
French aid Spanish Dances &c
ROSlTA.
Pc. MI ror and NsD,Ii. ........N ie Bus1
Tickets 80 ns; Private Boxes - Doors open st7l to
Commence at IL