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TIE PITTSBURGH KossurH FEsTIvAL.-The price of
tickets to the Kossuth banquet at Pittsburgh three
dollars and the choice seats sold at aucona the funds
thus raised to be given to Kossuth for Hungary The
premiums ranged from ten to one dollar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

EXEcurioN-We learn from the Woodvlle (Iiss) Wing
that the negroes Joe, Henry and Alfred convicted at the
last term of the Circuit Court of the murder of Mr. j. p
Humphreys hung the afternoon of the 23d inst.
They made confession.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

BLACK VPER.-Mr. Humphrey Riddle, of Bohemia
Manor, Cecil county Nd killed black viper four feet
long few days since 1t was found on the snow near
hollow tree. and was quite active aud vicious
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SINGULAR DEATH.-Two colored men named
Fisher and Bayard died recently in Cecil county Md
from inflammation of the lungs caused by nhalng the gas
from fire Of boards stepped in Eitriol
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To Tao Payers of Second .uassli-
Ci1anIifl.

LEI THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE, SLAVES, in secoud
Municipality hereby notified their RECEIPTS rsny
for at the Collectors occ, Second Municipality Hall opposite
lafayette Square, under the following resolutions!
Rsop That the annual tax all movable and
pery an capital employed situated owned this Mnhc
pay for the ISL be- and hereby h,ed at
dollars hundred dollars value according tie
abehu Of the State Asse d to be due and cosable tbs
list day Of January
Reorei That deduction and half hBll be-
allowed on all taxes levied By the preceding resolution which shall be
paid to The Tax Collectors prior the 18th day February ls52
Rra ta,er That interest Mt he rate Of eight per cent pr
annu shall be added all laid IN the preceding resolution
unpaid the 18th day OF February, 1854 from the date
The demand unto the day payment enforaby the 5h section
the Act of March 10, 1854.
THOMAS H. SHIELDS, President pro TEN.
Passed December 26 1851.
A. D. CROSsMAN. Mayor
Approved December a. 1851.
Office hours from N. 8 jau21
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The American Colonization Society to celebrate its
ftty-ifth anniversary at Washington the Goth. In
consequence of the illness of Clay President of the
Society Mr. Webster of the Presidents. to
preside
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

GEORGIA LE6IsLATuREThi body adjourned on the ed
inst All the bills before it, granting aid to railroad COM
panes in the southwestern portions of the State failed
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FROZEN UP-There are thirty-ive sailing vessels and
two steamboats, frozen up at Chesapeake City and two
steamboats, and barge in "Rogues Harbor,', in Elk
river few miles below
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

PuBLIc DocUMENTs.-Wc are indebted to Hon L. St
Martin of this State, for copy of the proceedings
speeches etc. at the Congressional dinner given to Kos
NTH
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s.viNGs BASKs,-The number of Savings banks in Mas
sachusets is fortynne Amount of deposits this year
s5554oss IS In the year 1884 the deposits were only
50 ln1 .7r3 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

THE FRENCH People AND THEIR REyolurIoNs.-The Lon
don Times has of French revolutions contained
in its Paris correspondence in which there is point to
which the readers attention may be sevceaby directed
The sketch referred to included the successive replies
the French people to the appeals periodically made by
thorities in power Sometimes it Convention which
appeared appellant sometimes Directory sometimes
Senate, sometimes Consul sometimes Emperor, At
period the people asked to confirm Republic at
another Empire at another Monarchy at another
Charter The vote required might be of aristocratic
democratic republican tendency but there is this
markabe feature in every chapter of the history that
whatever the proposition, affirmative vote al
forthcoming and bya majority of millions Never
fifty thousand sufrages found in the whole French
nation against any proposal of the powers in being and it
indeed to find FIVE thousand Either because the
appeal made until it became supertluous,
because the people perfectly Indifferent to the form
of government because they ignorant Of the
ing of eection-for other the result
IA universal poll was invariably what see it now.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

ArroINrMENr.-A dispatch in last evenings Pcayune
states that the Hon Mr. Dmck has been appointed by
the President Charge d'Affaires to Rome
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BALTIMoRE.-Recent returns show that Baltimore /
rapidly increasing in wealth and commercial Importance
The taxable property of the city amounts to ssa7sa642
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

THE FIRE INDIANAPoLs.-The late fire at Indiauapo-
lis Ind destroyed the City Treasurers Office large
number of stores. The total loss il about $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

WELcostEs.-Persons have been appointed by the Gov
of Rhode Island and Massachusetts to personally
invite Kossuth to visit their respective capitals
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The Following Goods Selling on

CHEAP FOR CASH!
BOYS, AND cHILDREN's CLOTHING:
Boys Black Blue, Brown, and Olive Cloth Frocksi
:, :. :. :. Polkas;
~. Gray Cloth Jackets;
-. French md Scotch Tweed JackeB
:. Black NJ Blue Cloth Clonks;
Beaver, Pilot Cadet and Blanket Overcohs
Chldren's Black and Fancy Coored Cloth Suits
:. :. Blue, Brown aud Olive Polka Jaekets
Cloth and Tweed Toga and Sack Cohisj
:. Black Fancy Coored Cashmere Pansi
Black md Colored Cashmere Panhoons
Black and Colored Silk Satin Vests;
White md Cooed Aiarseiles Vests.
GLOVES:
Black, White and Colored Kid Gloves.
Black White silk
Cashmere Merino and Lsle Thread Gloves;
Fine and Heavy Buck Gloves Different sizes;
SuSPENDERS, Of various kinds.
SILK AND SATIN CRAvATs:
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravais;
Black italian Cravats from 80 to ~ nckesj
and Silk Handkerchief;
White Colored Linen Bordered Handkerchief;
Best Spiaelds India Baninnn and Pongee Silk Hapdke
EE- TRUNKS, vALIsES CARPET BAGS, COTTON AND SILK
UMBRELLAS INDIA GOODS every description,
~ ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEpLATION -Al
jas 9p II ALFRED MUNROE CO., "a Magazine street
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REsrIrEp.At the solicitation of the Spanish Minister
the Governor of NewYork has respcd Antonio Lopez,
convicted Of murder in NewYork, and sentenced be
executed the sd inst The execution has been stayed
ninety days
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Something for Every Body.

The estimated aefalcation Of the Missouri State Treas
rer is between forty and fifty Thousand dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

GREAT EsTERPRrsE.-The proprietors of the Phadel-
pha Ledger have contracted with Messrs. r. Hoe l. Co.
of Network for the construction of two mammoth eight
cylinder printing presses, similar to the which has
been in in the Network Sun establishment for
two years past The cost of these presses will be forty
thousand dollars seemingly large sum for a penny
newspaper to pay for presses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

LrcEuM LEcTuREs-We would call the attention of our
citizens to the third lecture of Mr. Gddon which will be
iyea ut the Lyeeum Hall this evening The subjects
seulissay Interesting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

FArLEp.-The Protective Insurance Company at Rome,
NewYork has failed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

ls- MAYORALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Jan. 13.
ROBE the President of the Gas Light Company
having geneouty placed disposal Wo THOUSAND BAR
RELS COKE FOR DISTRIBUTION AMONG THE NEEDY AMI
THIS CITY those persons fuel and who
circumstances requested make application DAILY
office, he 1--WE the hours Of 10 MI and p.
janll A. d. CROSSAIAN, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

IMPORTANT LEGAL QuEsrIo..-An emigrant shipper has
commenced suit against the Board of Health at Pha
delpha to recover head money paid by the former for
long series of years The ground upon which this action
brought is that according to the decision of the United
States Supreme Court the head money exacted by State
authorities from foreigners is unconstitutional This is
very important case and its decision will be looked for
with anxiety by all who interested in the transpor
taton of emgrants well the emgrants themselves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

P0,,taloOns and Vests.

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
CHEAP! GHEAPii CHEAPii!
Five Thousand Pair Fancy Cashmere Psnaoons
Five Thousand Pair Black Cashmere md Deskn
Three Thousand Vests Of various kinds
All the fashionable and of the best descriptions
Of goods
No purchaser gume prices, great bargains Will DO
given and no mistake.
jan5 tt ALFRED huSR0E, - Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

ADMINISTRATIVE J. ogle, of Pennsylvania, has
received the appointment Of Charge to Copenhagen
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RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTIONS MADE CRY OF NoRroLK
On Tuesday last the Commissioners appointed by the
corporation of Norfolk subscribed on the part of that city
sSoo TO the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad and S5o0oOto
The Weldon and Castor road Two of the Commissioners
then proceeded to Gainesville subscribe $4,000 TO the
Gainesville and Ridgway Railroad subscription of
$4,000 was made by the corporation OF Norfolk some
weeks ago, 70 rho seabeasd aad Roaaoks railroad,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

The EFFEcrs INrEMrERANcE.-The Wetumpka (Ala)
Guard in article the penitentiary, says; at
fact that of the hundred and sixty in the prison.
the Of liquor and tho habit of getting drunk been
the directly indirectly of the committing
over twO-thirds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

THE ColpEsr YEr-on Tuesday morning the 10th Jan.
1852 the Thermometer stood Griffin Georgia at only
degrees above This is, says the Union, without
doubt the coolest weather since the settlement
of this country
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Died :

On "Wednesday January ats O'clock PATRICK oDoWD
unm county Galway but for the last resident Of m
city. aged 50 yenrs.
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IrRIpAY MoRNINa, JANUARY 80, 1852.

" MAxntAsxs IN DzATHs will hereafter publish the
sarlc snncencsment q marriages aud deaths free Of
SEasEs
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s.,:.. 4. ,,.,a, ,ho+ ,o,;t;o.,,, na v,, "a
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W. $3.50 =. ,,,ada r,eot
$50. =, ,,,,;o,, s,.s a,ss .nd
e as.:ao,,'4 s,as1.,.a,. j. 10 fayor
$500, .,,,,,as 1;.i;,d;n, T.af. vet,s "a
r. 20 r., o1.a. e ~. Nh orv q n the
u I'D psarh.t sas !, "a Il al The mere
- ~, .;o,' I;., c,n charm us-we
-. N. IA, W. IN, and will do
i That Generalization. without Lafay
at4o rv;ll No ,,ost ,,;sastrous to Neworleans.
W. hara so.rht r. keep clear of every thing
4, \, +,,;s Z, ftsT Tvs favored ,vo aroned
~, n Iafavette. and forthwith we
had I shower If paltrv insinuations around our
tead Ay,d wbv, Because we advocated the
inclusion of LAFAYETTE. n measure which no one
bas denied is .of the highest inheritance. and
which Il fought dawn merely to nron;tiate certain
!. ,ol;.;co1 .,d soc+;a,,a1 foo;ncs
Al Ration RANGE. Mt the openinr Of the session
af the Legislature. wc found the advocates of a
cnnsol;dafion bil3 without Lafavette. Speaking
II tbe most hitter and personal terms Of those
in favor of consolidation with LAFAYETTE. renre-
sent;no the exclusion Of LAFAYETTE first ms a
w,ir and then as 4 democratic measure: work.
inr with the feroest passion and the most bitter
denunciation against any candidate who had
ever expressed even an abstract opinion in favor
most ahps;ye persona,it;ea which were every
where and no where md which had No resnon.
chile a,,tl,ors a,,v wbere We arc certain that
# Ill those involved in This s;nanlar,v hitter
buso not ono ad avar said az, nt;n,,y ~. die.
cou,tso, ,ve,d of ~ ,,,oho ble a,,+bors W.
were pa,t;cu,ar,v str,,ck with tho ,na,ked ,n.
fairness Win which this motter WIS ,,sed against
Mr. Randall, HINT whose ot7enca was . conrteo,,s
and maalv ,.eplv 10 ,r,estions NUT him nv zen
tlemen in the NewOrleans and Lafavette dale
cations.
The Delta says, we enter into a personal
attack upon Messrs. Benjamin and Robb Mr..
Sliden is thrown in by our neighbor, merely to
fill up). We never said ANYTHING of Mr.. Robb
as personal as certain articles in the Delta.
about his oath to only $4,000 capital and his
Greek Slave transaction with Hiram Powers,
in which our neighbor intimated that he was
by no means as remarkably liberal as he
claimed We believe our neighbor knows, quite
as well as any body else, that Mr. Robb spoke
abusiyely of this paper and its conductors, and
! only because we declined the advocacy of his
peculiar siews on Consolidation. We said
nothing personally or editorially, considering
Mr. Robb an impulsiye sort of gentleman,
waalth and. Nv the extens;ye n,,fFs IF tho no1t.
We heard repeatedly of his passionate threats of
f w.
paper; nut we knew this cent-and- dollar mag
n;Hcanca of ,aro .vas ,oorolYz sas a. sr,o,, ,,,o,
:. y ass "'' .S o0a''Pi"y upon
the bArk'S PROV to an independent paper We
know that The neon,e-wbn nv Robh ;ns;sts
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ssow.-They had splendid sleighng in NewYork on
the 18th.
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We are indebted TO the officers Of the L. s steamship
Fanny for copy of tho Brownsville Texas Rio Bravo
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DIyoRcEs.-Two divorces granted in the Superior
Court of Boston, the 18th. VIM Vaughn severed
from his better half Eliza and Martin Keith do dc
from his Mary. Crimnalty the in both cases
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30

Rfy~ A CARD.-ST. CHARLES THEATRE Mis-.
DAVENPORT the honor announcing TINT her BENEFIT
positively appearance will place SATURDAY Jnua
which occasion will be produced the Tragedy OF VALERA
or THE ROMAN sIsTERs-va ysisea he ssters) Miss Dayen
port. Ian3O 2tH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30
HAfZe s. Goodrich.

No. Is CHARITIES STREET Established hry-ive years,)
tg- Importers Of WATCHES, FINE JEwElRY DIAMONDS
PLATED CASToRs BASKETS TEA SETS, WATERS, etc.
FINE GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND REvoLvRRs.
ROGERS'S POCKET AND ABLE CUTLERY AND SCISSORS
LAMps, CLOCKS AND VASES, GIRASDoLEs AND MAN1Er.
ORNAMENTS.
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER LACEs PRINCES etc.
PAPIER MACtE WARE. and large assortment of
RICH FANCY GOODS.
SILVER TEA SETS FORKS AND SPOONS COB
LETS, PITCHERS, etc. o3l 3msp
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The .4merica,, .f,manac for. $50.

~" THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNoWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR l552 Tor sale by
JAMIE j. C. MORGAN, Exchange Plnee
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4mnstmf1ltz.

NTADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG'S
IVl FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA The
public ar, resp. ctfuly informed that the FIRST GRAND
CoS sfAhfDAME HENRIETTE soNTAo
will take place on MONDAY, SEPT o.
METRO oLtTAN HALL,
Assisted by
Mr.. CARL ECKERT
Late Conductor Of the I'ai.n Opera House, Paris,
SIGNOR @. POZZOLlNI,
''' is"O ALFRED jA FI1 the Pianist as r''''
PAUL JULIEN. the volinist,
THE ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS
(mae and femse) and Grand Orchestra coaIlstiDg Of
Seventy Performers, led by Mr. Carl Eckert.
PROGRAMME
/ Overture TO der Freyschutz". ........... Weber
By the Grand Orchestra
p Aria !Tu vedrai sventursta) from "IlP Pr
s q po;;o;;; '''Belin
6. ARIA Come per me serene from La Son.
MAMMA MADAME ,HirEHiWiREi:rriEa, soafXG. ''ih
4. FANTASIA on themes from "Lucrezia Bor-
x;;.: Meyer
5. Eeterts SWISS SONG, expressly com.
posed by Carl Eckert, for
MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG.
c. Overture to Der sonmerna:hts Trauu Mends,soAu
By the Grand Orchestra
!. sERENADE from Don Pssquale '........D oni1etH
Q. ARIA, luce di questa alma from Lin
MADAME HENRiEFTE soNrAa
10 sra1o ersTrL, from i Fssorta" Donla.ts
Sic. g. PozzoLEI
H. bALLtD H4E' h iEsi' yoNTA Bishop
AIR. with Variations di 8avura, Rhode.
MADAME HENRlETTE SONTAG.
THEODORE EisfELDT.
The Prices Of Admission have been fixed at
TWO DOLLARS AND ORE DOLLAR,
sccorolngto location.
will be given Certificate bearing number corresponding
with the secured seat to which the holder s entitled
The Admission Ticket Is 70 be left at the entrance door,
the Certificate for the Secured Seat remains IN the
sion Of the holder by whom It has 70 be exhibited 70 the
IsheD wearing badges corresponding In color with the
Ve's will please occupy their rests o'clock pre-
oisey, when the Concert will commence.
No Checks will be given until the end OF the rst part Of
SALE OF TICKETS.
The regular sale OF Tickets will BEGIN FRIDAY, Sept.
II, at O'Clock, a. NJ, at the Music Warerooms Of
hESsR5. HALL & SONS,
Corner Of Broadway and PARK place
NoTIcE-For the convenience Of the public has been
determined 70 sell on FRIDAY, Sept H. the Two Dollar
Tickets only; and Saturday and Monday, sept Ia and ~
the One Dollar and those OF the NO Dol AZ Tickets
which have remsined unsoid.
No wrtten application for seats possibly be attended
to, unless from persons living ont OF New-York.
Doors open at 6t-to commence ats
MAD. HENRIET re SONTAG'S
IVE FIRST CONCERT-The sale Of One Dollar Tickets
the MUS: store sf WIN HALL son, No 230 BiOaiway
Metropolitan Hall
MADAME ALBONl, with much pens-
I'VE ute respectfully the Public that she will
Flys GRAND CONCERT
ON TUESDAY EVENING, Sept q, 1852
For the Benefit of
THE WIDOW AND ORPHAN FU n
Of he
NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT,
ron which occasion
MADAME ALSONl will be assisted By
slGNOR RONERE, -
SIGNOR SANGIOVANNI
SlGNOR ARDlrI. ands
FULL ORCHESTRA and
GRAND GdURf
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A GEM.-GRAHAM'S AMERICAN
n MONTHLY MACHINE To- O,.ab.- 1854
ARTICLES AND CONTRIB IlLS
10 he Kedhreast.
Tfs In : To7;1}
Ilhuenceo u Place on La-e........ bon Chatter.
TOD IN H. O. Ho-
Inc Oonnet........ W n N Nar .r--
rtncs iron aOarTet............Ge0 ca. ng tll-
1 1l.e MlL.'te, W -.''''''..'''' I,-a X dHitn
Glupses Of Western Ttayel.....
Midnight Fsrta'y..............Wm Al. su.lae
Peace Alexander.
something New About ByfGi...h-irs
Lul; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ATs. jla { Il DEE
The Autobiography % a Board
ins-house............... Gee. Cor1en Ca-o.i.
~ G - 80. MINI IL " T. H.e
recs and Ho1sehod ~oris.
lie etit Savoy ard...............wi iam Dove.
TIE Lucsy Penuy...............,ir.S c. Hal.
Meditanon'on the Last JudEmsnt ETas.us W Eii'wo-h
- Know w5erst the Fairies a-e' Mari Dslamaie.
canadian life. ......'....''.M Moody
The Last Hour o. sappbo........E Anna Lewis
Virginia Ds4e....... ...........Mrs Lyla H. Si-31y
Review Of New Books...... 80.
FNbEtfl-HMFNTs-
TIE Prde Of the PaeaeAn c-saa; STEEL pat - ayI
Tt forgotten Wc-d-A mezzo,iut by HImph.yl
The r.Gi-l-I.. g-ivsd by DeyereuX.
Music Dernentwa ley Illustrated b. Deve.s-X.
The Redbreast-FnElysd hy Uegereax.
Fanny Legh-Engrased BY Devereax-
The Balloon-EusrEved by DevcreuN.
A Ca m a. Ses-kr srayed by DeyereuN
Commencement Of the Mons0Ou-Euglred bJ De- 81,
Vesuyius from s.. ElmO-En-avsd By Dev-re1N
Hurricane in the Tropics-Encrivsdh Deg-sa.X-
Wsterspout-EncIaved By DeycreUX.
The Fcrcb-Englavcd by DeverenX.
sips OF PUrch-Engrsvrd by DevcreuV.
Fusbon Plste-Engraved By Deysreuy.
MANTLE IA Ducht SEN Tayed by Dsver7'i
Subscription s. Per number y cenii
A Now Ready
Cooley MAGAZINE, ior Octo0el seau-l.il number
Price 25ce
PETERsONs LADIES NATIONALS vey elegant.
Price IT,. cents
ARTHT RS HOME MAGAZINE; j.. cents Just the
book 70 take into chr families.
New Books
HEADS AND HEARTS; or. MY BROTHER THt COL-
ONEL Price ~ cents. This moet sterling d0mes'
tic Novel. fIl Of vi nd scenes ..--.
Thu PRAlBE SCOUT; or AGAIONE TIE RfNE'
GADE. Western story. tuli Of starting advcuil4es
Price 81 cents DEWITT DAN EfPORI-
Publishers Tribune Building Nassal-l- sole agents Tor
Ghham. Magazine. f0r NeW-YOIk.
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re- Industrial Home Association, No b
There will be Ex;urSon and ic-Nc 90 me grou1 D. II
this Association at Wakefield, Wiinams1ndye, %
leave the City Hall, for the grounds a. = ocloc< D.
sOppirf Broome Houston, 9th, and iothrti Naacs
occasion. There viii be appropriate addresses on
the grounds member procure their nckstA fri' a.
the following places VIZ 3. BALDWIN No.7o -
r. J. Tiffany, No II PskrOw; D. oven go fi4 o'.4o-
way; W b Smith, No ii Nasssq'st G 4 Cooper, No
10 Barow-st; J. Commerford' No al Bo"ey }. =.
and AZ the nsxt reynlar meeting Of the Assolon 81day
evening sept I'M at No Bowery or ofthe Coqdacro
The the morning Of the EXCURSION a. nall the
uus fare. -,,. A. . -,
Should the weather prove unavorA5!e The excursion viii
be postponed until the ffst TAR Day
ny oioei o. inc U0'-"' J. w LINsTED, Chairman.
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r s. SCHOOL AGENCY-By Z. II.

-. NOIVOLI AN i4lNN 1 --Dy e q.
WILCOX No. IS Broadway. Constant nesolA-
uoTs ara epsuements by thu b..t fnsritatioo. r.sa
Teachers sn3 Msrors hfous the Uoon The ught Of
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