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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

LADIES DRESS, GOODS "a
NlHE largest assortment aed cheapest lot OF
i DRESS GOODS in town, may now be found
at Preniss', consisting ofplain, waered and figured
DeKaines. swatered, plain and figured Apaches,
watered Coburg and Thibei Cloths, Chameleon, Ly
onese Cloth, Emb'd Mohair Dresses. 81. .-f3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

GHEETINGs, BATS, COTTON YARN, cor.
y ton Warp, Ticking, Bags, &C., just Seeeised
and selling at lower prices than ut sny other estab
ishmcnt on the Western Reserve. Stop aad look
oryourselves. A.Y. H0RR.
Shalersgille, September 18Th. Iiiaa alt iat
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
assessor Il

ship, IN the county of -, do solemnly
swear, that the value Of all personal pro-.
perry, moneys, credis, investments in bonds,
stocks. joint stock companies, or otherwise,
OF which statement has been made to me
by the person required by this net, for the
assessment and taxation of all property in
this State, according 10 the true value, 10
lis! the same, is truly returned, as Sc, forth
in such statement; thalin every case where,
by law, have been required 10 ascertain
the items and value oil the personal proper
ty, moneys, credits, investments in bonds,
stocks, join, stock companies. or Otherwise,
OF any person. company or corporation,
have diligently, and by the best means in
my power, endeayored TO ascertain the same;
and that, as verify believe, full list, with
The value thereof, estimated by the rules
prescribed by said act, is sci forth in the an
nexed return; that in no case have |, know.
ingly, omitted 10 demand Of any person Of
whom, BY said act, was required 10 make
such demand, a statement of The description
and value of personal property, or OF the
amount OF moneys, credits, investments in
bonds, stocks, joint stock companies, or 9TH
erwise, which he was required to list, or In
any way connived at any violation or eva
sion of any Of the requirements Of said acts
in relation TO the listing or valuation of pro.
pelty, moneys, credits, investments in bonds,
stocks. joint stock companies, or Otherwise,
of any kind. for taxation.
SEc 80. Township assessors shall be al
lowed one dollar and fifty cents per day, to
be paid out of the county treasury, for the
time which they shall BE- necessarily en-
ployed in the performance of their duties;
and they shall make out their accounts in
delail, giving the date Of each day which
they shall have been employed. which ac-
count 10 be correct, shall draw an order on
the treasurer for the same; but in no case
shall the county auditor give an assessor an
order for his compensation, until he shall
have filed his list Of assessments, with the
slatemanls re,urned To him. and The books
in which The original assessments were en-.
tered, with the auditor, which lists shall be-
accurately made Out aud added up. II
DISTRICT ASSESSORS-HOW AND
WHEN APPOINTED. io
i oEC. Do AHe Couh'f Coul'htSSioueIS VI
each county in this state, shall, at their June
session, in one thousand eight hundred ana
6Ity-twu, and every sixth year thereafter,
divide their county n,o four districts, except
The county of Hamilton, which may be di.
vided into any number not less Than six nor
more than iwelse; andtin forn,ing such dis
|lircls, the said commissioners shall make
i Iihemias nearly eqnalin population and ex-
len, Of ,evriloyyas may lfcs and NO township
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Chances for Business Glen.

A RAKE CHANCE in a NEWSPAPER for
IA SALE.-One OF the Proprietors Of the CINCINNATI
GAZETTE Co, being bad health DESTROYS TO sell ont 70
one suitable person, or COMPUTATION Ot several suitable
persons fourth interest in that establishment This ad
yeInsemeut made East hopes 10 persons
more, thoroughly conyerant with he details OF such bust
nes competent to labor, and willing to take active.
eIgetic part cOnducti0n. Place ba made for
bnston Of business men-Job Pnners Freshmen, BIndcs
and Editors None need apply who have not the cesary
REQUISITES above and give satisfactory refer
sobuety industry and know ledge. II person wishes
place Editor he must have experience conducting such
business There are no" two principal Editors lwho ace
PrOpuetors) person who shes ~ take the
business concuton The establishment has been recently
IN. oTTOrled and system OF silarles establish d.
We pnut Daily, fnWe.aly aud Weekly Paper. These
papers have large and constantly increasing circulation
The advertising patronage 10 unequaed IN the West and
the papers have been always prosperous and firmly
taLIshed
We have large Book aud job Olice, with full Of
work-gIeater than can be turned Or. We can rln 10y
OF double cylinder Hoe Newspaper Pre.s'
large and small Adams Book cylinder Hoe
job Pres Gard Presses We have shares asO ase
c binder Hoe, and largo Adams Press. We have all tbs
other fixtures OF the brsln pertaining 10 such
We have in connection with our job Office niery,
dong good ousuess but capable OF very profitable aud
Uur basn,,G generally done on credit Of six months
running account aud there soots such accounts
fne amount o. OYER $4,000 due large past OF which
ave current lebts obi cations ionth OF ht,
The undersigned has attended 70 The business department.
Of The concern. The other prOpretOr1 tdl.OTs
We ,m lheTent DEPARTMENTS Of our editorial blsl-
nsG tour Or I'VE persona Inc scLi0r fito VINO cpnn-
utsG present controls the editorial and especA 10 po-
hucsl dnecuon. There places iOr PIopnetOn IN the
Editorial DEPARTMENT oDd For OF the Joe Room.
Pres Room BnCery-and IN she Bus department IS
Book-keeper and Collector; though each nave
conEssnt persona 10 GTed, however 70 have
fully competent occupying each place and @ho es pro
pieto1 VIII be Interested 10 forward us aHrs. Pierre
salaries attached u tacn place Ono md Udua or sew
eTal by comb laou Of meGns competent 10 each daty,
can scurc places nd en- income.
Tie ere Company Is aued at $1,000 and 10 captI
fixed One fourth interest VIII De sOld by tho under
signed for one-tid cash. and balance aud tao years,
on interest Gots properly secured The privilege Of IN
creGsng the purchase might bs obt1ned all things being
agrte4b.e % a limited ext ut.
Persons dearng such investment viii address tie under
sifned witt reference CRAFTS j. WRIGHT
CiIcir natl nov. I, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

Il CHARLES SCRIBNER publishes tins day
FRANK FREEMAN'S BARBER ShOP Tale for
the South snd North, by Rev. b. r. Hall author Of Son
thing for Every body" New Purchase" &c. vol 2no
THIS work while it advocates the OF tho African,
would DO Justice 10 the South II would AWAKEN synpany
but not wrath pity for the Negro into
goauce against the Whites nculcate treason under tho
pref, nee of and freedom II would have love do the
work of hate The work defense Of Slavery but II
would be balance wheel lot 20 stop, but 20 concentrate
eQra7e and direct other motions. 10 treats the utfas
ofhe North 20 the lex slonis The messed mich
that he desches and real persons introduced under
new names that tie work while 10 viii posess the inter
est Of fiction ia only 10 life but many OF s
scenes and characters 10 true in ftct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Great and Unprecedented Sale Of
NORTHWOOD; OR, LIFE NORTH AMI
~ SOUTH.
BY MRS. SARAH J. HALE.

Tins has proved BE- the popular BOOK Of the
setson and though large editions have rapidly disappeared
before the ayidi.y Of the public demand he cry s fr
The high order Of the literary merit Of Northwood-its
eraT hic descriptions OF New England and Southern eis
calm, and unprejudicia views the most exciting
topic of the day, and the pure, sound and national spirit
which breathe, have been such for il the appro
baton of all lovers Of their try and 70 fcnate
with s captivating narrative all who have looked its
pages Itsa delightful book for household reading while
the state sman will find much command hs ser0u
attention II LONG L BROTHER
No. 80 Ann-st- y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
AMPHITHEA-

CIRC US. NETWORK AMPHITHEA-
- TER, 30. 81 Bowrry -First Night OF Mr. r SANDS,
IN hls great AkTlPODAL EXPERIMENT, waking lcros
the polBhed surface Of an inverted platform with his feet
and MS b. I'd DOWN az an elevation OF = feet
ground For One Week only
NJ SANDS the onlyoperator that has ever sac essoy
demonstrated lie ueWl ydscovered philosophical p1ncp
by which the !lHs Of gTaviiation can be suspended
MONDAY Dec. 6. and DURING the WEEK,
Besides the great Performances Of Mr. SANDS the FOL-
lCwing DIST ngl.shed Equesfrisns VII aTpear
Mr. j NATfANS
and Msstsr PHILO
Master FIR ANK PASTOR,
MAURICE SANDS.
Mi-s EMMA NATHANS
GREAT CHALLENGE ACT or rUMBLiNG
Master JESSE SANDS and others
Nh SANDS Will repeat ne great Autpoda Experiment
on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. III
fddtlCn 20 his exhibition N the evening.
Boxes . cents; PIT, ~ oents Door open al and az
JPN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

~ Notice.-A r,r Cor the benefit Of tae SillRT.
skWERS AND sEAMsCRESSES' UNION VIII be held
o. metropolitan Hail. CONVINCING az O'Clock TU ESDAf,
Dec = and closirg THURSDAY Dec. O. al 10 Z. NJ
large aud varied collection Gin Books ANIMALS,
and sandGG WORKS, hoa essinent hi hins houses and
Toys ouicre ard Fancy Work, Of - best qnaity and
mos. unique STYLE viii be spreod before - nal rs Also
~ emit Children accompanied By PARENTS suarl ana
half price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
"a Village LOG Within the Reach Of AI-

10 Village Lots within the Reach OF ALL
splendid Plot Of Ground for Village now being
divided by sUbsorpton All interested should attend o
meeting Of Glen Vernon Association at No l49 Bower
near Grsnd-st., on TUESDAY EVENING. Proposition
fe lat PRESENT. only 50 cents.
~ To Friends Of Ass0cintion.-The RARITAN
BAY UNION will hold public meeting at Clinton Hall
If Beekmsn and Nassan NewYok on the even
IDS Of the 9th December commencing at O'Clock for the
purpose OF making statement Of the objects and general
plans Of the Asociaton. DELEGATES froIa the H1peiae
Community and N. A. Pbalaoz expected 10 be pes
and make statement Of the progress and present condition
Of those Associations All interested the subject
yited 10 attend.
~ Notice.-Tbe BOWERY BUILDING ard MU-
TUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION viii hold public meet pg
for the redsmptt Of shares losnng TUES
DAY EVENING, It'll inst at o'clock at their Office, No.
ri Bowery The ndance Of all members rsqles'-d.
Dues may be paid tll o'clock Tuesday evening. The
off s open every day aud evening for members who
may wien oin this prcspeTous associon BY order Of
JOHN IVES President,
JNO. NEWHOUSE, Wee Pre- den.
GRO w TRUSS Sec'y.
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90 t)hor, il nan Concern.

INFORMATION WANrED-Of three bro
4 thors-ANDREW THOMAS and PATRICK MICH
Ell. 1hey came tom the County OF Galway, Ireland and
nded ST. Johns The 4th OF July 1871 II tins should
the eye Of either Of them o. any person po
know f thalr whereabouts they Will please vute
their brother EDWARD MICHEL 8lossbuTg rosa Go,
Pennsylvania
ITO FOREIGNERS-ESPE the
Il SUBJECTS Of NlCrORIA"-I seek several intel
hgen persons who have some mcan 20 ION mo IN owning
valuable ana extensive property for agcn e, combin-
ing more thai desirable than have similar extent
Of land Al i progress and lag. income at once Sc
cured. Address ALBION, st this office.
q Sn REWARD-The above reward VIII
fPDO be- paid by Charles William Hunter. Esl. SO c
itor Derby England Mr. Anthony Barns. Sasceus lead
Hotel Liverpool England % any person who can give ad
TIN niic information of GILBERT BRANDON, whether
alive or dead who l8 1876 cook ON board the shP
Tallahassee atwhich time ne went by the name II Thomas
Brandon Gilbert Brandon about 80 Of NATIVE
ofCheade Staordshire aud u s thought BY his friends
that he is now In New ork or the ueghborhood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
40 REwARD--The above reward will
Cost an0 fonno.

I OST-TwO Notes from Pratt, Ropes Webb
~ Co. IN f,vor Of william Sanderson, viz One 81
months June 25 1882 for $50 80; a. 6 m nths. Aug
TO- 1881 for $50 TO- All persons hereby forbid UsgO.
tating the same PRATT, ROPES, WEBB Co
No. 80 John-st., y. Y
NOTICE.-The following described note was
~ mailed IN this city by the subscribers ON he 18th of
October directed 20 MCssTs y. @. FAY Co, Marlboro.
Mas ard hae been we'd al Marlboro. Payment
he's be- n stopped and the public against nego
tating the same | note. Benedict Hall Co. 10 TIE
order Of 5 g. Fay { Co, due March 10 20 10, 1888:
Sl9l8 49, BENEDICT HALL CO..
No. q Psrk-rOw.
d REWARD.-LOST, a gold Anchor
Up Il W Lever or Lepne WATCH made by Duchens.
Peyrot CO.. 10 Geneva, No. 60 100 The above reward
VIII be raid 20 whoever returns the same ~
MOTT BROTHERS, No NIssaust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

70 Iunnr,,rt Noticc.-Ths Sequel 70 Inias-
tys ue,s scr,aiicn No l. Mount Nernon,) holds IL
csnss wsesly, TUESDAY, ENlNiSS :, .. ,,c mo Isl
R6aERT : TIFFANY, President
mo srEN Ems. Chairman Ex Committee
JANIS P RkEwsTEK. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Uants.

as Cook, BY respectable Woman, IN
n "a, urivst. family. good Washer and lroner sDe
Te,r,,nSs bakins Good city reference can be s'vSn
80 a. No Bridss-si frst hocr front room Cen oe
.een Tor days
As PLAIN Cook, Washer and lroner' ana 70
n 40 ,sneral housework b. srespeetsble young W9u
- ,,vstr family Has good reference. Apply A. No -
Met lsth-s: Car be seen Nr three dAys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Observation-Disclosures great.

DODWORTH's SUBSCRIPTION SERIES
~ Of SIX GRAND CONCERrS.-SlSscnbers I1ekeIs
10 the above Ssres ready foT deliveUst H. b DOB
WORTH Co.'s Music Store, No sg5 Brosdwsy. First
Concert on SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. IS al MetropO!-
itsn Hal. Subscription Is emitting subscribers TO two re
served Seats 70 each Concert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

fv Notice.-JFWS' HOSPITAL IN NEW-YOAK-
An .l.cton 10Y Time Directors, tor three yes
SCn 6rst of January next will he held ia the rucrtE
NON BELONGING tn SynssosTe IA CI soy 81 on h7 '-In
BY olaer OF the Bosrd OF DIre:tcTs ,,.,, 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
Amusemenie.

WIN. HENRY FRY's COURSE Of TEN
w LECTURES on MUSIC will be deliver d OF sue
cesge tuesday evenings, commencing without fail At y,
o''''" SECOND LECTURE
Of the course will be delivered ct
METROPOLITAN HALL.
On TUESDAY EVENING, Dec T.
The Musical Illustrations Of the Second Lecture Will be
gwen by the follow ing splendid body OF artists
MAD. ROSE DE VRIEs slGN0RA PICO vIETTI,
SIGNQR VIFTTI SiGNOR PO/ZOLINT,
sIGNOR COLLETTI sIGVOR ROCCO,
sustained by The Grand Orchrsra and Chorus II onward Of
TWO HUNDRED PERFORMERS
Conductor ..........Mr GEORGE F. BRIsTOW
Leader ..............Mr. U. c. HILL
Among the Musical Illustrations Of the seooad Lecture
wiz NC '''' 'ROsSfNrs sTABAT MATER
This magnificent work Will be presented with the fullest
effect by the principal singers and the colossal orchestra and
IL will he preceded by the sacred Ara:
"HE SHALL FEED HIS FLOCK from HANDLES
MESSIAH
By Sgnore Proc VigTTI
The Grand Duo rom LUCliELlA BOh6lA
BY Nine RosE DE vRIEs and Signor PozzoLrNI.
The ARA BuGa from LA GAIA LADRA,
BY Sgnor Rocco.
of cH hSfasf 's s%FsE EAsf SDAS EGYPTAS
and MEDIhvAL MUSIC, including the ,,.,-,,
LAMENT ON THE DEATH OF CHARLEMAGNE'
The ODES OF HORACE set 10 Muse.
WAR-SONG OF ROLAND,
unique production. 6c &C. which the Lecturer mas
been fortunate enough obtain from the Illuminated MSS
Diagrams exhibiting the MSS will BE- shown. 49,
The Subject of the Second Lecture will be curious HIS
tory Of Chinese Art collected by the Lecturer in the
ROya Library Of Paris from numerous authorities
1t will be- illustrated by diagrams OF nstrume s and the
performance the Chorus and Orchestra. Then will follow
an equally examination OF ancient and modern Lynca
Art in India Siam Egypt fully elucidat by numerons
eegt seectons vocal and instrumental from the national
Of these countries in the islands and on the
baDIs of the Gauges and the Nile The type and structure
Of this Oriental music will be compared with the muHc OF
Southern Europe by the text of the Lecturer and by the
performances. 80,
The Music Of this Lecture for rarity and curiosity will be
found witt parallel and has been collected with great
labor and research ancient MSS IN the great libraries
and collections Of antquaries in Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
THE BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN
Mem Publications.

Nearly Ready
DEATRICE, OR THE UNKSowS RELATIyFs.
40 by Mss Sinclair author Of Modern Accomplishments
Kate Bouverie &c DEWITT & DAVENPORT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
ITO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS-Fo

ITO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.-For
Il Sal, n % established Drug Store, together with re
Prsctice q Two Puhhe lnsitufots The above sore
situated IA the noef thriving OF NevYOrk City, spc
AFFORDS oCSrabe opportunity tort phynci aboof
eonn:eneius praeeoe in he city The proprietor Phys
sonAhly Address MEDCUs, Tr;bane ofee, sOr further
particulars.
VALUABLE WATER P0WER-ROLL-
Y ING and WIRE MILLS for sALE-rne Rohns
Mill Vine Mills and WaseT Power. known - tbs orsxou
NILS cor sale The situated a5O1t 81 MES rom Peeks
An, Nesokes;tE County They CONSIST a. nloss.
R. hrg Min if0 bv 50 f,es. IN st OF A<ro rolls
81 g1i6o ros to 6nsh 10 inch round md slaaFo
rOcs hears tcrnace, pudian- Furnace ard tnrnS '4ns
VIII al H. ucccsssTy tVeg af' lmpements tht mti
which cor eed @ be unsu-.cd y any m re ooastiy
ms nun ah al i've years and GOOD order TIC "ttsi
- = let diameter by IS feet re n sa1c.enf power %
ouvo arc Ter - o. rolls
Attached 70 the mill are fwei s.h0gsrs for woikuer,
Iote-heuses cszlenter shor srd bllcksunsh shop.
Vine Nh, - By 81 tArve stories b g. IN eight hocks
fox Gears we, completely furnished with Aaosang clean
ING AMI blacksmith shops wheel y feet IN dsAmasrf.
Second "lse MAJ fer tine wire, with twenty 10, eocks
Nil BOW used sna under lease A. = tobacco factory
Three Gnccegpiei Water pOvrer with an vsfv NJ
10 10 y i'et' enc OF them desirable ste or paper
mill 1bey lthn hundrrd ro&s OF each ether AID
have saffcient dams.
These Powers are particular pns-ned 10 the attention
Of m. a. c account II he unsng supply weisr
Besices tho Petkskl Creek. they command TIE Of
Horizons pcul which hes above them, aad OF vhch ne
p,opTetcr have the control This pond has area over
10 with de pm 90 = rect Tie Only outlet
asd the snd a. Oiusug Is owned D. the psopretofs
There ar 10 acres OF Land, wh awellashoascs, barr
stable accommodation for twenty korss aid saw mn
the outlet Carriage % and .Ja Peesskl bAadnS can
b. contacted or a. eents pT .an The property az Re
sold ID parcelstC suit Purchases
Conn s,iors nav be a'rrssrd persrDaf applcs-
ton male 10 Mr. JOSEPH STR ANG, Peekskil Posf oh0e
On the premises or 20 EDWARD y. BlBBf Anssoridse
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TARERNACLE-Mr. DEMPSTER nd

TABERNACLE - Mr.. DEMPSTER re-
sTecifuy that N consequence Of The su:
hich has ATTENDED his BALLAD ENTERTAIN
hENTS, he viii sing aralp. on TUESDAY aud THURS
DAY EVENINGS. Dec. 7 and 3. Songs on Tuesday; The
Spot Where Was Born-Momng Noon and NLzht-JOhn
Anderson Nv JO-My Heart Il Like silent Lute-A Mans
a Man for Thaf-The Barring O TIE Door-La-nent OF
the ITish Emiaant-Let u Love One Anotner-My Boy
rammy-The Rainy Day-Oh Happy Was tie Clio lnilns
And The MAY Queen three parts Tickets for this
cssion Is cents TocOmucnce az T. O'Clock.
THF BRYAN GALLERY Of CHRISTIAN
Il ART containing A series Of authentic Paintings BY
.he most celebrated artists chronological order. hom
Guido de Scrne "A d l22l down 10 Horace Nernef, .
nov one for exhibition the Society Library Rooms fToTE
"a VI. 10 NJ and Z. 20 g II. Admission 2 ceais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

RARGE for SALE.-The Barge CLINTON,
Ib uog running from Pokeepse 20 Sew-YOr< weekly Is
offered for sale 81 burden with ght draugnt u
water well htted for eight with table nOdatons
for psss, Dger which necessary may be removed She 10
GOOD oder and may b. from Thursday I'LL Monday
the Per fCo OF Auuayst. ~ Y, and on Tuesday and
Wedne sdsy tie PIPER Landing PO<eepse. FOR psrtic
ulars INQUIRE u Capt WlLESiE bosGd OF the sub
scIiters AZ Pokeensie Dol GHII, WILKINSON co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

BOARD WANTED--Up town, by Gentle
ItmAn Wifi, Children and Servant, requiring three
Rooms second story ADDRESS, with particulars, A. W
c., this Ohice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

4 ) COOK, in private family, BY a respecta-
"A be Protestant Woman who thoroughly understands
her busness Has GOOD cry reference IHqsire No ls
torsyth-s-, third foor
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Gpefial Notices.

"a Democratic Wing General Committee
AngUlar Meeting Of tbs Committee Will be- held
TUESDAY EVENING Dec. :, at y O'Clock at the Broad
way House. BY order,
GEORGE }. CORNELL, Chairman.
G Wn; ir 1 p NpLsos Secretaries.
70 General Committee OF Democratic Wing
st the Broadway House. On q ESDAY EVENING" Dec. 7,
KRASTUs BROOKS, Chairman.
f p, NJ Ply ~ Ohosgn.s Secretaries.
ts5- 4. o. q. F.-The r. w Grand Lodge Of Southern
Room IN o. r. Hall, of Grand aud Celtre-stsr on
TUES DAY, the TIL inst, II n O'Clock, L. NJ
BY order, JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand sec'y.
ing ofthc NJ. w. GRAND LODGE OF +. and A. MASONS
of tie State of New York will be held al Clinton Hal
nerof Nassau and Boeknansts. THIS Cruesiay) EVEN
RG ct y O'Clock The Grond Secretary office will be
usual business JAMES w. POWELL, Grand Sec'y
IL Irion Division, No. p, =. Of T.-The Mem
fs this Division requested te be punctua in their
busnofs Of neTe every member will be and before the
Division The O. w. and Grand Officers will officially
visit this Division the above evening The members OF
the OTGer are invited. NAPN. HAfmAN, H. >.
~ Thackeray's Lectures. The Second Lee
tuTr # the Course before the Mercantile Library Aso-
A. Rev Mr. Chapin's Qate MIR Bellows's) Church. No.
A8 Broadway, near Prince st., at O'Clock Subject Con
g-tve and Addition.
Tickets may be had and seats secured for the remaining
BroaGway &. s. Francis Co.. No. 2j2 Broadway, and at
tie Library Rooms. Single adnlss on, IS cents.
WILLARD l. FELT, Chm,
JAMES d. SMITH Lecture Com
Holm n HAI,gTEn
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"a. Miss Racon,s Course Of Historical In.


stIaCt OnThe Third Lesson VIII be given 1T the Stuyye
snt Institute THIS MORNING. at II O'Clock Subject fho
ID Vision Of tire Original Historical Family, the Era Of
Separate Dsveopme nts in the Primitive States Of Oriental
Antiquity Single adnis ions 80 cents Tickets for term
offfteen lessons, IS.
Miss Bacon Las been requested 10 give Evening Course
m History for those who attend her morning lessons
The names Of pt who wish TO join evening class
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the siuyvesont Institute.
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