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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12
WHITEHURsTs GALLERY OF PREMIUM DA-
GUERREOTYPES,
TO HousEREEpERs, LopGERs, &c.

ITO Messrs CRoMMEIIS FARBRoTHER--SiYs: am nov
i using the second bottle Of your English VerminDe
royer and think duty to inform that wherever
II been applied the Reaches and Bugs instantly dap
pear and there is indication Of their return have
tried several other remedies but without any effect can
with confidence recommended to the public the best
used for the destruction OF Reaches and Bugs
Yours, &C. ADAM CLENDfNEN, 1sS 1thst., N. Y.
From J. w Gregory, sc East Broadtody, Neio FORK.
To Messrs CRoMmELIS & FAIRBRoTHER-Genaemen Ihaye
given your English yermn Destroyer thorough trial. and
find Il superior all others have used for exterminatng
UoTs cdtepiUdTs &c, from Rrapevnes and trees well
as household annoyances bugs reaches ans, &C., and
cheerfully recommend to all the most eectua exter
mnator to be found.
For SALE rs cents bottle at the agency for Washington
city, WINTERS Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
aug 10-tr 9Th st., near Louisiana avenue.
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RoNNETs. RIRBRnNa

A LARGE STOCK Of New Fall Bonnets-silk and Straw,
IA all kinds and qualities very cheap. Also 100 pieces
beautiful Bonnet Ribbons from IL cts to 81 25 yard Also
rstrate assortment Of Psrnmey, consisting OF Extracts
Colognes Poncine Soap, Almond Soap Wash Balls and
other kinds, with thosnd little ncknacks too
GUS 10 mention.
sep e--tr BROWNS Cheap Cash Store, 7th st.
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BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY,
SESSION OF 1929

mor io-I =. ~. hpbD.
BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY,
SESSION OF 1928.
FACULTY
cHAps HARRIS, AM, Md, Professor of Principles and
THos r. BOND, AM, Nd Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
msPT ansS%y and
PHILIP H. AUSTEN Md Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry
REGINALD N. wRIoHr, AM, Md Lecturer Chemistry.
The Mechanical and Dissecting Rooms will be opened
the last Monday Of October The Inrmary win be opon
throughout the year The regular Of Lectures begin
ON the last Monday Of November and continue the last
Tickets for the $40
Dssecting ticket (optional) 10
Naturalization
Diploma 30
aug 1o-lme W. r. HANDY, Dean
LESSONS ON THE PIANO.
MISS NJ. p. MIDDLETON, Ninth street, between K an
Vl L. lDoughtys Row. give lessons to two three
more pupils 81 Terms Reasonable. feb s--f
r ETTER PAPER, 10 cents quiroi
i 4 Good FOOLSCAP, 12l% cents quireI
Ink, from to 8! u cents bottle
ENVELOPES as low as 10 cents hundrOdi Al
Winners cheap cash Stationery store,
may 24-tr sixth ST. near Louisiana avenue.
NANCY ARTICLEs.-Germa Cologne Jayne,s
It Hair Dye, Lubins Extracts, Warranted genune)
ssnon and Eng ns N sSP ssoq m. kinds and
Jules Hsusls Eau Lustrs; Tooth Paste. For sale by
WILLIAM I. EVANS,
aug l4-t corner Of 7th and II streets
AM6kH TUX COmbb, JEWELhf, &C,
assortment Of the above articles Just opened at
n 500 MRS. COLLISIONS, sixth street.
ap 3o-tr [sat. News
NIORSES Syrup of Yellow Dock-patronzed and highly
lyl recommended by eminent Physicians-for purify
ing, renoyating strengthening, and inygorating the sys
tenn. For sale by WILLIAM Il. EVANS,
aug 14-tf corner of II and 9TH streets.
or. LOUIS BONDS WANTED, at the
- BANK OF THE UNION,
may 4-tr Browns Marble Building.
ID EHBACHs Premium Polygrades, or
IL Drawing Pencils--the best now In use for
drawing and architectural purposes
Cohen's Once Pencils, hard and soft.
Cohen's superfne prepared Poygrades, do.
Also Fendlers "Crayons superfns" and red lead PEN
cils,atWIMERs, next to Mrs. Collisions Fancy Store
9th street. f mar 1l--tr
DEAD THE NEW TESTIMONY in favor Of
III HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, In the sd
yertisemsnt of Messrs Mortimer Mowbray In another
column, and call at WIMERs where you will find panph
lets and the Tncture always ON hand.
aug 12--tr RS- Sixth St, near Louisiana avenue.
WE INVITE the attention Of members Of Congress
wv and other 10 stock Of Dress and Fancy Goods
de- which they may find goods handsome and cheap and
bought for Early Fall Trade An etAriinaton Of
''''' ~ EMYERs Co
aug 20 PaAv, between 9th and 10th SITS
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UMBRELLAS, PARAsOLs, AND PINKING.

UMBRELLAS, PARAS0LS, AND PINKING.
Umbrellas and Parasols from % cents up to
ATM So, comprising general assortment OF green,
SAT blue and watered silk Parasols green and black
~ silk, gingham, and cambria Umbrellas. An tastes
suited good assortment Of silk gngham and ivory bone
and other fashionable mounting likewise sticks Of every
variety suitable for every description Of repairs Pnkng
of scarf aprons rues hounces &C., which, with the
pairs of umbrellas will be done well DONE and done
quickly South side Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets, sign of number of blue and white Um
brellas $3.50 - %
aug 16-tf DANIEL PIERCE,
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BRILLIANT SCHEME
Tickets Sl0--Halves s

Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters$ $40.
Certificates of packages Of % whole tickets $1,000
Do do % half do...... $500
Do do 20 quarter de...... $3.50
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Important Invention!

IIupOICduC IuV6uCIOu.
noUGLASSS MAGIC COPYING INK, lohereby clear
~ and perfect letter, blu, any written document can II
taken IN minute, phoat ne If press any ma
chine this article the merest child CON, In
minute produce clear and beautiful copy OF any writ
instrument, smpy by brush Of the hand, using q
piece of boting other smooth paper 70 the copy
Copies Of letters written with this ink be taken week
after they have been written immediately ut the option
Of the writer.
Call at wIMERs and specimens where the Ink and
books are for sale,
SIXTH street, Louisiana avenue
sep 2l-tr lSemi-weskly Nsws]
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Splendid Lotteries
OR OCTOBER, lst

GREGORY a. MAURY, Managers,
(sUocKssoRs 10 J. W. hAUKY oo)
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Tickets s1o-Halves $5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates of packages of 25 wholes.. $4,000
Do do % halves ......... 5000
Do do rs quarters ...... 5000
R Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of pack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and official account Of each drawing
sent Immediately after 1t is to all who order from
Address Z. E. O,BRIEN, Agent,
sep 90 Alexandria, Va
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12

Philadelphia Type and Stereotype Foundry.
NHE subscriber would call the attention Of Printers 10
the greatly reduced prices Of the present list They now
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12
The Whole World, attention Hear him, ye SICK,
and do hkeVise!!


The Whole World attention Hear him, ye sick,
and do ikea0ise!!
BALTIMORE, Feb. o, 1852.
Aesrs Mortimer Mot0bray: Gentlemen: 1t is with real
pleasure that able to attest to the general healing and
curative powers Of Dr. Hamptons Vegetable lincture
bad and serious cough Twas advised TO take Coddver OIL
and did so but getting better induced to try your
Tncture got one bottle, and before had used oil my
cough left me- Permit also to state that for the last M
teen years. have suffered very much from Acute Rheuma-
tim and Vertigo, combining at times to my bed i am
fully convinced that owe my present good health to the
use Of the Tincturc, and kind Providence
You are my friends, at liberty to this you may
think proper, and beleyeme yours, very respectfully
NB-I can be seen at any time at the Mayors office.
I#t G.. D.
THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tncture our most respectable ct-
zens-men well known and triedwe challenge the world
to show anything record in medicine TO equal it, Many
hundreds roo haze h its healing pocers bsar the same es
n0Sy.
Messrs Mortimer Moaubrdy: Gents: Last September
attacked with erysipelas from which dreadful ulcer
formed on my right Leg Getting better Of this November
took deep cold which led to what my physician told
was bilious psursy which LETT me with .s constant deeply
constantly throwing up from my lungs thick matter.
became much emacated, growing weaker every day and
Thought had the consumption and at times was also Of
tile opinion At this stage OF my disease after having
tried many and various remedies without success friend
TURE and procured bottle, which now pronounce
the greatest medicine took Before had taken hall
the contents Of bottle felt much nproved and now
having taken but too botes my cough and 1ais haze
trey left me- and am enabled to attend to business.
can truly say that with the blessing of God have been
restored to the health enjoy by the of this most
invaluable medicine. Yours,
Schroeder, near Saratoga street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12

$3.50, Ooo!-1O prizes of $4,000 loo prizes of
$1,000!
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS q, FOR 1862.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12

Tickets $l0-Halves $6-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates Of packages OF 20 wholes $4,000
Do do 20 halves.........., $500
Do do 20 quarters. $3.50
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12

$40,UUUI $2U,UUUI xI2,
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS l02, ron 1852
To be Wilmington, Delaware Saturday, Oct O.
rs number lottery--l4 drawn ballots
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12

$35,000--10 prizes of $1,000!
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS ia, PoR 1852.
To be drawn at Wilmington Delaware Saturday, Oct 49,
&C number lottery, II drawn ballots.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12

$3S, 900! ST. 900! $4,000! 10 prizes of 81, 900!
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS los, FOR 1852.
To be drawn at Wilmington Delaware Saturday, Oct 3d.
IA drawn numbers in each package of 25 tickets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12

60 do Gents White Half Hose, very cheap
25 do do Brown do do REE
40 do do Mixed do do ,--a
We call the attention of persons buying TO sell again. to
cheap and wellassored stock of the aforementioned
Goods determined to sell great bargains in the
above Goods. D. II. TEBBS & Co..
No. 4, south side Pa. av., bat. 9th and eth SITS,
sep 1-tr A doors East of Centre Market.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-12
$4,000! $35,oOOl $4,000 sll, 1901
8 of $1,000 A Of SO, 200!

Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS 1os, ron 1862.
To be drawn at Wilmington Delaware Saturday, 0cto
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Marine A fairs.

skrfry SrA,We ARE informed upon good authority,
that the company owning the HUMBOLDT are having
ttructcd immcnee fire proof metallic life boat capable
81 cprrying about hundred pasaengcrs, This will
tc stationed the upper deck. 50 that in Of disaster
be can be easily launched and viii be always ready for
use The boat will " made ,ntircy " galvanized iron,
with al her faeeniBgs q the snme material That
ioon i impossible II is singular circumstance that
the Collins line the Bremen line. and tho avrc line,
tie only that carry full equipment II the large
c'se ~ hro p0oDf metallic liz toa's Such loSs Of lie
g. eccuued by the destruction II the Amazon could not
occur 10 these vessels The idea II having thc, metallic
lie loat entirely American and IL the origin Of large
end incrtating manufacture II them.
Iit sftAN SIP ftoRtbA reached here lat evening In
hry.eight louis from Sayaunrh We are indebted 20
her officers toI papers IN advance % tho mail
PRsrS1ArtoN - FLITr.--Gr John g. Thomson
ciicf engineer q tho steamship Pacific ~ tho Collins
line. was presented with Splendid silver pitcher Nv the
passenger on beard On heroutward voyage TO liverpool
hearing tho following inscription TO John q Th6mp
con Efq Chief Engineer Z tho steamship Pacific az
toxic Of regard from the Iasfongcrs on hoard on her
Thirteenth voyage from New York to Liverpool In con-
fia,raton Of III, prompt and unrtus discharge Of t,
and his courteous and Yentiemany depor.usu toward.
~ March 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23

The CRYSTAL PALACE ~ RESERVOIR square
We give, elsewhere, in our columns, a sort Of bull
letin programme, indicative Of the first move
rents in preparation for the Crystal Palace, which
has been authorized by the Corporation and char
tered by the Legislature in favor Of certain parties
and persons in THE city.
1t will be perceived, from this temcnt that the
idea originated among some of the exhibitors of
the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park, who wanted a
market, probably, for most Of their goods. MERIDIAN
die, and works Of art in this country II the pro-
jet be supported by the capitalists OF Wall street,
and all the hotels--equal to an amount of two or
three hundred thousand dollars--it may have soma
success out at Reservoir Square, even in the face Of
the opposition which may be brought against it by
the old American Institute. IT. prospects,, how
ever, are not very brilliant unless they have plenty
Of cash The Institute of this city, and similar In
stutes in other cities under their old organizations
viii make more than ususl effort to get up
guerilla opposition TO this crystal project. The
rivalry among the whole batch may, however, have
some good effects upon American art and inanufac-
lures. We wait for further Developments on both
sides and shall take active but impartial interest
il the fight,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23

MApAgr Anna TmIioS-CoMo OrTSl At NtnOs GAN
Last evening Madame Anna Thlon again appeared
IN the Crown Diamonds and drew house crowded
that many compelled to stand for want II ca's shc
va. in excellent voice and gave great delight 20 the audi
cnce Her great springs from the combination Of
an admirable comic actress avery sweet and correct sing
err and charming woman. Tomorrow evening sho APP
peare in new piece doubt not Will bring an over
flowing house. she has the field TO herself
ny the breaking up Of Caitarangns cresn W. ~
smo 81 da mage done TO property aso"s c,,r.
Hopes bridge ocIow springyiie, has fonc a ~, IRE,
acrose epriug brook; bo~ids~ ss'eya' cs"''r y" - ~
t.tir, wers osrrieo away
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IR0y AID CoTToS.-lt is reported THAI tariff
scheme partially agreed upon between the cotton
manufacturing and iron interests in Congress has
fallen through by the boiling Of the iron men Of
Pennsylvania on The proposition TO make railroad
iron free Of duty for three years. All schemes and
bargains during the present Congress, for little
more protection, will doubtless shire the same fate
There is no time now for such nonsense The City
millions year of the public plundcr for the next
four ycars, is now the absorbing question Tho
idea Of moro protection 70 cotton and iron i an eb
surJity TO think Of this side Of the Presidential
election. The pending contest between Young
America" and tho : Ola Fogics' swallows up cot
ton and Ion brass and wool, and cyery thing else.
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SUPREME OovRr-OsRsur-Nos.2 04, 10, 203, ~, 2e7
COS ", 1858 254, 30l, 3o3 to 307, 800.
SvYERIoR couRr, 1.-TWO Branchcs) Nos $40, $780, SEQ
SOL $40 b2S o05 $50 49, ITO S15 $40 ST. ST. $50 $40
G52 676 es g. f26 727 72S 8l3 6l7 SOL S02 1854 SOC
~ sos Se7 to 9O4. GOT to go.
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dy are mraoee The lotion viii relieve tbo most cxerc
ath suffering from Fte ~ like magic " IL docs
he Will r.turn you tho price 81 Who red
every other remedy 10 boneh b. will give
i.a ,rtper. Once No. Division strsct rtfsr plasc
CtpsoItatioIs yy,,rts.
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cu,,,ra Hair and yVh,s,xers--,hc s,ylc

aver with ting Judgment AS 10 IT, siia-
bnoss the sire, shape, and general appearance the
head and and the work eKecutcd me neatcst
most beautiful manner BY HILL tho nitablc oorao. OF
Marian and Pine streets.
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Co. the following conditions, VIZ. 500, II tho
celebrated bohemian lair DYE doee not instantly change
rrry, red, or sandy hair a. bohufl black brown So
tho color attshed ever changes fades $50 y y "a.
Jutee the hair " n $50 fnny other haI dye possesses
e came or ~ good quaties sold wholese snd r..
ts ~ the Peri mtry store ISL HUDSON street, - oent
Gaze 81 doftn N BJbo pnco VIII foon bo Ealsed W
& A
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ar stanrers are call nv the mauctory of
MEDIiu EsT HEARD. "a Maiden lane, nher. they have
on M tic areest assortment Of Ornamental
lair Ia Tie city Also TO witness the now spring style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23

Spring fashion Of brilliant jet black color beautiful in de-
way prices Sold at BANTAs No los Canal street The
largest Of Caps and chdrons Hats found
In store in this city, Some and beautiful patterns
Of the Spring style.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

"A NE r CA INST1T u TE-FARNER'S CLUB.-A
"A meeting will be held at the Repository, SI Broadway
on Tuesday March & at noon for the spring
bution Of seeds gratis cuttings &C. Subject the
ofhe Cherry Tree Best seeds gratis and cuttings
qucsted from all. Admission free all.
1 o.OF o.F.-THE DELEGATES APPOINTED ny THE
several Lodges and Encampments ted
At Montague Han Brooklyn. Wednesday evening. the
2ith inst at o'clock 70 hear the of the Committee
appointed at the Convention Of the 18th inst.
WIN. W0RTS, Chairman.
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sPORTING.

CEkTREvlLLE CoURSE.-TR0TTING.-THU
~ April first Mt three o'clock L. NJ, for $780, milo
heats to wagon; play pay. Mr. Whelan bl. N.
Lady Haynes. 4. Concklin names b. 3. Centreyille.
JOEL CONCKLTN. Proprietor.
- ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND.-TROTTING-
~ purse of SIS will come of Wednesday the 2lth.
at 2s clock mile heats best three Ave to saddle
Closed with the following entriesThomas Davis enters
Reppo; Jones enters b. Jim; G. Brooks enters b..
Fanny Jackson Colonel Bartine Dick.
Owner enters &. g. John Anderson C.LuFF, PROP
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giant Cheap.We have hand a most choice lot OF
reasonable Clothing Sacks black cloth SO so tweed 81
cashmere Pants ST. black Froch aud Dress ST. silk satin
and cashmere Vests 81 Over Coats s. Corner Of Nassau
and Beekman streets. LEyIE REGAIN
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Spring Sales of EDglish Tapcstry. Bruce

eels imperial three ply aud double ingram Carpctng ut
tremendous low prices, At HIRAM ANDERsoNS No. ~
Bowery There eight spacious sale rooms. fully stoe ked
with every variety Of Carpets olcloths Rugs Won
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For sale-A country Seat. pleasantly stu

ated at Astoria fronting of the peosantes avenues
and but two or three minutes walk from the
ing The grounds which consist of acre,
good bearing and varieties Of and other bushes The
house is two and half stories and contains
elusive OF basement dining hot and cold water is
ried TO the story also the kitchen In the second
story large and convenient bathroom The house s
warmed throughout by Cuyers furnace and in
erect In good order On the place is ice house. well led
and the Of the lot (which extends through to
a fine large stable The above described very
desirable place, and will be sold reasonable terms
large portion Of the purchase money may remain mort
gage Apply ut III alter street stairs Steamboat
ora leaves for New York four times day. and
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morning sale the Pick Office No. "a Ann street,
the boys II contains several carcaturcs of
ninent politicians and statesmen Among them are Cass
Seward Douglass dancing the tight rope meeting
of bloekheads and the presentation of pitcher lawyer
in the Forrest by veed ladies' and variety OF other
illustrations and comic reading
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down the in waves with here and there Porpendu
lnr obique furrow 10 the msnotony abomna
tion. To avoid il all that lie necessary to order your
shirts where mathematical system insures capital At
and tho peedlev0Yk aud style uncquaed, viz, At
GREEN'6 1 Aston Honsn
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Public Meeting of the Second Knkerbocker Building
citation will be held Wednesday evening March a. Mt half
past o'clock a. broadway Hail. No. llot Broadway near
the of Thirty street, which tho
rough and practical principles of this
soeation will be delivered by W. r. ID. Milken, Esq We
would advise those who wish TO shares attend
this meeting beth ladies and gentlemen the limited
dues SO; ultimate value, $500 This institution combines
the advantages OF savings bank also building assooa-
ton Persons paying in advance receive interest thereon
Those wishing become members Of this association do
by leaving their with tho following
JAMES X. DEL VECCUIO, President.
AhSON WILLIS Vice President.
Trustecs--John A. Gun, W. H. Grenelle Henry johnson,
Valentine Harrison Jones' Emile Baxter, ceorge Ross.
John w. Miller, j. W Ogden.
EDWARD J. MADDEN, Secretary. Office, No. l6S Ninth
avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TINE EX-cUBAN PRlSoNERS.-Ar A MEETING
OF the liberated captves Of the Cuban Expedition held
the North American Hotel the I'D inst Mr.. Thomas
Hudna called the chair and Mr.. John Cooper APP
pointed secretary After the transaction OF other bu
sness Mr Pnrne offered the following resolutions for the
consideration and approval Of the meeting -
Bessycd, That deeply sensible oil the Kindness,
sympathy and attention which has been extended snog
arrival New York. BY Messrs Joseph MeCsskey and
John Cook who have volunteered their services
and exerted themselves kindly behalf feel that
which be fully remunerated. Landing did
in strange city far from homes after suffering hard
slips wkich seldom fall to the lot of human beings
with emotions Of sincere grateulres to overrnlag Pro-
violence that found firm steadfas friends the
hesrs McCoskey and Cook On the instant these
gentlemen informed of destitute condition. and
that most OF wished to get homes the South
knowing how difficult it would be to get employment while
many citizens unable obtain it, they noby for
getting homes and main while the city.
Such conduct these gentlemen have exhibited
be forgotten by the liberated capvea surviving the unfor
that left New Orleans the third of
gust 1851 for the purpose assisting the Creole populaoR
of Cuba experience the blessings liberty well
eated in own beloved country.
Resolved That the Cuban flag in the possession OF
the President be presented Mr. McCoskey token OF
the and high esteem in which he will be
hold by the memb composing this meeting
Resolved, That Mr. John Cook deserves, and has
exertons he has made in behalf connection with
McCloskey.
Mr. Baker moved that the above resolutions be adopted
agd published. Unanimously carried
A true copy from the minutes.
THOMAS HUDNALL, President
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who believe in this old saying will thank for reminding
them that by joining the Irving Building Association they
can secure home for themselves their wives and their little
ones public meeting is TO be held Tuesday evening"
March I'D at Chatham Hall, when every explanation will
he afforded inquiries This association IL nearly
full.-New York Sunday News.
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hNs !tht Old steers raised and ted In Come eu from
the stock OFFS j. Hubert. They have PM
sanshsred by H. Lawrsncs Is and Centre market where
they VIII be offered Tor SALE 1ucsdIy ths 2d
can be seen day this week They said the
judges 70 far excel anything that has ever been offered In
- - s-N-NN -
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llotha Of one one and half and yards wide
TIN Brussels figures only "a 3D. yard At HIRAM AN
DEkSOhS 80 Bowery. English Floor OIL Cloth, four
sN and eight yards wide OF elegant satin face tapestry
bGlIe, IN entire new article, at Low prices.