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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
XIV T- IKnn1ncs & GO. Drapers and

ailoy. of Ne 23 Broad gay embrace this sgspeousea
- a.. coumerceHsn mt Of year. the l"ea SSth 81
thar career 70 intimate tnef appreciation Of me patronage
thew have clio ted and the sequel 70 Their not
An essy possible attSIBISe at hty woud Ieier 70 II IN
copfdence OF what has before been written Ihat goa
taas ike facates may Je improved BY cEVslon PIT
the ,sym beye II exlss innate neither u1ssessec ny
al nor can n be impaired Certain u is ts effects are m
nsvsy recognized By those who do not possefs II
and from this supremacy for garments has beef
attained for, sllhosgh shonld appear egotsslcsi We
claim superi0rty for the style Of work AID IN Tat
we conceive Uch Of the economy Of garment c,psss
With these views We shall continue 10 have On hand an
extensive stock Of goods from which 10 answer tae re-
rate charges
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NFw CITY GoyrnNMENr.-The mem-
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Befcre Judge Roosg-
yELT.-Jones. CiristoDbsy and JacOb Dillon sg Mirror,
COm0HaHs, &C.. Of Eet- YCrk-N zshsglsu MAKE ia
this Gaze az augment hs ard of0sf snow
cause ny the m GnctioA agai1st rebuilding W-snStpn
Narkot should not be continued. R,b-ff ~ hOr
Wss ht ara n favor OF tie "A junction shd 3I = Sfi,1
against u. The ease "a st on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
Disaster 10 the Brig Acorn Of Boston

CHARLESTON, Monday, Jan 5, 1854. =
The brig Acorn, Of Boston, from Curacao for New
ork, with cargo Of dye woods and hides, got
ashore on the 18Th December, on the 5. w Point Of
Great Inagua. The deck load and a portion OF the
cargo under deck we're thrown overheard. and with
the assistance OF wreckers she go, OF and arrived at
Nassau on the 2lst December. The Chamber Of
Commerce has awarded 81 LOS salvage on tn
vessel and cargo The brig was not damaged SUI.
6cienty to require repairs. and she sailed tor New.
York on the 23d Of December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

MENolSs OF MARGARET FULLER OssoLi
We are informed tha, the editors Of this Bio
grspay have falhlled their promise 10 make this
book ready by Nsw-Year Day. but that IT'S pablics-
ton is deferred few weeks. to secure ats appear
snce simultaneously IN shis county AMI IN Gag
iaad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

afflicted with this most tsnibe complaint may learn what
cured the undersigned Of H. m The following oIdef a MS
ravsges The os case i years standing and had
actually assumed 10 tLsraCttTsncs, acute. chronlc aud
innnmn aoTs with osslfed sweilints, nodes aud the
nerves contracted and eXcruciaiIng pancared enutty
in two weeks PATRICK SCCILOE No al Sd Az hct ~eeR
10th and 2st The RoNta severe acnte attack lasted
clever weeks unable 70 and aud
three days MOSES HAWKINS No l1s East 2's ~ rne
tiids Ia iuuE ttopd,ns-cuTcd IN ,nicu
days Capt JAS BScoB, OF 4h and 32d ST. The
fourth mo,t and violent chrome Of eleven yes
xarorg unable 10 stand times IN the most excruatng
pacured ~ FIVE da,- W. ROBINSON, No az Dehfosses-
This fihl-a Sery bad case o acute, unable TO walk
without eTess pain and asshtance-cuTed in week
DAVID HILL No s6 Jack And for 100 more similar
cerfcs t.s apply JNO PYNE, No 100 Nasssust R1sl-
psss Depot for DIR. Watts Nervous Antito;e, Na.Mes
Aud for the lamp of life.
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Heavy EmbezzIement.

RfcHNoSD, Va, Monday. Jan. 5, 1851.
Samuel w. Morgan, Teller IN the Exchange Bank
at Petersburg, abscoIded on Friday evening, after
embezzllDg funds Of tho Bank - the amount VI 500
600 He left IN the Southern cars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
VALuAnLR Tonic AND DleEsrANr.-.

The OAysenatsd Bitters have received mere wtghv IA
ments than any before the pibhc. comfs
,pg the AN ot uished merchants ard staesmen
attesng the superiority of This medicine ior the car. %
DyspepNs ! all It's foyms.
For sale by A IL. Il ID sands, No 100 Fulton a. A L.
Ssoyll & Co Ne SIG, and G. g. RING. No l92 Broadway;
aud bs Druesists GENERALLY IN the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

COLUMBUS, Monday, Jan. 5, 1854
Both Houses OF the Legislature organized today.
by the election of Democratic officers.
In the Senate, resolution OF Welcome to Kos
suth was introduced, and referred 10 select Com
mlttee OF Five.
A IeceSS VAS taken TIL p u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

the largest and best 1ssorimens Of Dry Goods IA me cV
including every thug lady or family can "aat IN wax
line "a silks sha Ns ,0Sks, de lanes, mersos, CASH
merss scsrfs eubr0defes, ace ana muslin Wiboo" ora
fxAunyITgRs No 37 Broad way corner Of Leonard st..
at vers rates they selling ont re enllfe styh
great sacrifices TO makc room of thtr beav sprHg III
uo,atIans No better ~ more desirable holiday present
can be found IN the CITY hr fhes sock Affords ana adcs
and gentlemen will hld u To Their adyanogo TO cay ara
,se for themselves Gentlemen viii iud aTge and gea-
ersl assortment Of Their gogef handkeich ois cr<Yts
fur s,lk and meTno sndsfshlts aud drawers lheie ma
get them at uricts much hover than the usual ra't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
Invitation 20 Kos.u,h 90 yi,i. Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH. Monday, Jsn. S. 1851.
On Saturday night our City Council passed Sc
ries of resolutions welcoming kOssuth, aud appoint
ing a Joint Committee OF Five 70 receive HIM. A
motion was made by Mr.. RIDDLE, Editor VI TIE J,uf.
nal on the non-lnteven!i0n point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

MAssACHvSErTs.-Th Legislature wil
meet at Boston tomorrow. The Boston Times says
tina, resolutions inviting koSsuth 10 visit tina. state
viii be introduced Immediately, probably the arsi
Jax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

~ Hon. PIERRE SouLE, L. ). Senator
from LOUISIANA, arrived IN this City Yesterday. via
EavsIa, on ms way TO Washington We protest
against that route in calculating the mileage,
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The Canal Board. &c.

ALBANY, Monday, Jan 5, 1854.
Nothing was done by the Canal Board % day with
Chathed's resolution.
George w Newell, for many years IN charge OF
the Canal Department, shss been appointed by the
Canal Board, Auditor Of the Canal Department IN
place of Mr. Rugges.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE. Monday. Jan. 3, 1851.
The Southern mali Is Ia, but brings nothing De
yond Savannah.
The papers contain nothing Of interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

BY CoNTRARIES.-lt is somewhat remark
able, tina, the Wings have the Executive power in
oar City State and National Governments while
IN each the Opposition have the legislature
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WILLIAMS BURGH ITEMS

u The "City" of Wlliamsburgh CON-
menced its political existence yesterday Tn,
officers are
Uayor-A J. BERRY.
Aldermen Of ftc FIRST CidsS-First Ward Tbsysr
Drugs. Second Ward White Roper Thlri
Ward Woodruff, Nauer
Aldermen II me Second C'ass-Firs. Ward Van
Isnt, Barker. Second Ward Comstock H)biey-
Third Ward Johnson, Ralphs
PTes,dsnt If the Boord-Ald. Aau,er OF the Third
Ward.
SuDertisOrs- First Ward Thomas J Van Zant.
Seconc Ward Harris COinstock. Third Ward I'd
win 5. Ralphs.
NEW CITY GOVERNMENT The mem
befs elect we're sworn N yesterday. and the VARIOUS
departments OF the new tIty Government organized
The CccastOD was celebrated by a display of fire.
works salute Of 100 guns, festival az Williams.
buIRb Gardens, and Other tokens commemorate
with the importance Of the day
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London Agency for the Tribsne.

THOMAS 70 and q Caharine- street strand. Is an
thnrzed reorye subscriptions and entertainments ie
T1s Tribune IN fondOn. .
Our friends in Great Britain and Ireland by remlsilhS
wM TR0MAs a. above, l2 81 by Poot-Ofhce "rdcr VIII
receive t.lls
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Weather.

MONDAY. January SIS I. VI.
RUFFAIo.-Bdometer ~. thermometer p Nind
east ard sky cloudy.
RocHgsrgR.-Ths weather is quite moist, but
heexing Wind northeast thermometer 80.
SyRAcVsE.--lt is = pleasant evening, but some
what cloudy. Thermometer - II showed liile
last night
UREA The sky is cloudy. Thermometer -
ALBASy.-The weather Is clear and the .lnd north
west. Thermometer 80, barometer 296so mercury
co. About three inches Of snow fell during yesier-
dsy afternoon and lac, night.
TRoy.- Thermomeier21, wind west. 1t a very
pleasant evening. Some snow fell last nighi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
The Schenectady Gas COMPANY.

SCHENECTADY, Monday, Jan. 5, 1861
The Schenectady Gas Co. having rebuilt taeir
gasometer, illuminated our city hs morning for the
first time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

" woman named Mary Eastwosc
disd yesterday morning az the house No. 80 wess
25sh q. without medical attendance The Coroner
wss aota5ed 70 hotj an inaus& Dpoo tbs esdy
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY. JAN. 6. 1852.


The next number of The Tnb"nsJsr sxJs7sas
cyssla,ion will be issued THIS MORNING, q,
o'clock. It will contain all the Latest News up
to the time Of going to press. The Canada sails
from Boston Tomorrow at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

~ Pain In the Back cured Ia ore eight
by the Bush's Magic Cream Linment Sold ut No.
323 Greenwich OF Duane st; r. Nj GuloN. corner
Bowery and Grand ST. PlLlf Witt, Garner OF Frank
feft and Cold sts ~ Brooklyn, OF MIS-. HAYS, Ne 10
ruiionrt, and Dr. PALNsR. No l59 Mi rite sv. Pnee-
IS cents pci bottle % 2tIU&Sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

HAVANA AND pRYcIPE CIGAes--JAMEs
sApLIER No l97 Broadway, franklin Bnldnes would
respectfully inform bis nends aud The pubic tna hs mas
ust received large and choice assortment OF havans
and Prucpe CgaTs various brands, which he oilers Tor
.ale A. reasonable price, tibrr whciessis OF retsh
JANE S,nLilR. No. l9l BroedTsy
isH "Frankln Bu1iags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

~ Instead of waiting for passengers or
customers Of any SOFT acute business men adays m
viie them through the leading papers the county which
rs done through Advertising Agency Of Il PAiMSR'
Tribune BUILDINGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

~. " No such word as fail" can be APP
Piled 10 GAgLERs 5alamsrdsr Safes Not one has ever
failed Fifteen fay tested within the pTeselt6
months On the ZiA Dec last sr we're in Spaidogs En-
change BsHslo fell q stories others stores mt
the burnng They saved the entire treasure OF INC
Bank Of Lase Enc Also $4,000 IN money, books and
papers Of " n. SzeT, Esg the books Of G Rich Esq
Bank Of Att.oa &c. &c All want Of ga es OF pest
quality buy CAyLER's, thsy never fail. Depot NO 20
john. st. corner Of Gold {. J GAyLER. Paientee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

~ With the commencement OF 1892,
GRRpN No Asior Hops,, once more nct heS ibe seate
men OF New AID stfsrgoTs in the CITY. thai Shrs
the most delicate material, b. his infis!e plan OF
measurement, and guaranteed IN NJ at9 "lhhisi emp
may be had st ms store groupy al the hoT promised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06


bSITs-I1e fHued States agt Srps>a Int nd oineTs
ss|Louse case bo,ion 81 rcpssin - fecor7 isntlcI'
Jar apparatus Imported from Pans lGi3. 90 gats gst
Rouse Ga Car Sfolt Ref T;ords Ahsr'ensiote 70 tins
pubic store unt March. 1851 they were 500 D. 'he Gus
Houe for uon Bax emf dUtr. there baYi.g been
lstake n owe 70 xkt va the matter Defendants
fought De APPARATUS for very small sum, asd wss
subsequently IeplsyiDsd.
The United States confsDced that tae article Ma ut
sub.ct pay daty having been 1.red for the use Of
ing been npo,ted r the United states Government
no nbeci % aud tae Collector Lad 20 right ssl
H. yerdict for plaintiff tbs L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

u HOuSekeepess, and all others, Ia want
Of BEDDING Bedsteads &C. would do well otil Al NJ
wILLARDs old established Warefuons, loo Chathau-s,
OF Mulberry whore be found the Largest as
somept Of articles IN his Inc ever offered the public
consisting ofFeaiber Rods Mattresses &c Pdcn Screw
Bedstsa snl Col. Who'll ~. ann r-al as hnlnLlks
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CousT OF GgNyRAL SyssIoNs-Jau 3

CouRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS o.
Before Hon judge Beet and Aid Bsses ana Barr la
cogrt. viz Assault ard Battery with intent To kils
kobeery IN ths hfst degree. Riot. Arson, Posep.
TO- BVEglGy, II Grand Larceny. IS Obtaining Goods %
false prsieD,es, 2. Total 60 Indicted Ie-,0tai77
The Grand Jsry-Thsre net beng sufficient number u
Grand Jurors prt sent 70 form quofum. that body va u"
charged 10 meet to morrow At n O'Clock.
fof the DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

CINCINNATI, Monday, Jan. 5, l>52
Hoes are firm at 81 9o6$+ e5. Sales made
OF 500 90 d OF BULK MEAr az Ste. for Shoulders,
and e,c for Sides. leo hols. LARD changed hands
at tic. FRxieRrs 20 Nes-orleans are again lower,
Pork ,oc There is plenty OF water ana tho River
Is still rlsing.
NKw.ORLEANs. Saturday. Jan. ;, 1859
CorroS sales to-day 5 90 bales. Prices osye not
been affected by the A'rlcSs news. Strict Md
ding Is quoted al &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

10 Fowler & WELLS, Psychologists and
Publisher Clinton Hail. NJ. i3 Nassau-st. Ne" York.
and no ls2 Washing On. -, Boston.
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with s .u aT ass pat x:'s z.
,vo sg0g,n the es;1s sIcs es ns tse and s
msnuisetui.o wsrrr and comfrlabie 70 the vearsr.
and ,sy ow pree KsoH "a s' 70. :, u Dis
- ~ m altogether and account Of the i1aohsss
y ~ sps ss.sos be has made material reduetsoa ~ Z.
Buy nOw LADIES' for the fashiSn IA iurs viii no.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

LKHKf JANVHFE =
fhs novel sx<iment Of Introducing New S,yie q hA
Tor the Holiday Season nay1g met WIN sreA1 iatef On
its adoption by Us s5i confirms eur intention IN - con
tlnuxDTe We Will Tor sale on Neonesoay DEC "
IN cann.ctsn with our " Original Styes Rais received
neY IneTca made STessy for the Season, ~ eur ds-
YaT,s Tabnca0t. To Gentlemen see king COM
hn.t,ol, Of quality, elegance OF outline elaborate o
trshfuj pss cur Offering for the season respectfully
$500 isARY Co., Leaders Of Fashlc1
ss fey Ceutensns Hats, Astor HOUSE, N. Y.
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Opposition Legislative Caucus.
SpNsrr faYrrl

VI. W. KIRBY, of Monroe, was nominated for
Chairman Dir. CORNELL. Of Steuben, and Nc MUIR
RAY, of New-YOrk, Secretaries Three ballots were
then nao for Clerk. On the 3d. J. L. BARNES Of Che
rauco, received 9 out OF L. votes and VAS declared
unanimously nominated. There were four candI-
dates. Mr. sEDGwlcK and ;. NJ SHAW were steng
competitors.
The Caucus proceeded 20 ballot for Sergeant-st-
Arms On the third ballot CHAS. LEE, OF Yates. re-
otIved II votes, and was subsequently unanimously
nominated
mated, ana GE0. " REED, OF Ddtchess, Assistant.
Messrs. CooIEy, McMURRAY and BRISTOL voted
against the admission of Lieut. Gov. Church Ito
the Caucus. which vas canied, however, Dy vote
OF 10 70 B.
OPPOSITION ASSEMBLY CAUCUS
The members assembled Ia the Senate Cbsmber.-
On motion of 5. b. CUSHING, of Tompkins, SSrrt
srILweLL ofst Lawrence, was appointed Chairman,
Mosfs ID. GALE, of NewYork, and CHAs. 5 IIoYr, Of
Yates, Secretaries
Roll caued-57 members present.
The Secretary omitted to call Mike Walsh, when
that gentleman rose ard wished to know by what
authority his name was left OFF the list. The Char
replied. II Was a mistake Of the Secretary
Mr.. WALSH at is rather singular, for It Is the
most important on the list
Mr. STEELE moved an Informal vote for Speaker,
and mat the Secretaries act as tellers
There were seven candidates, and 81 votes cast,
of which ISRAEL 4. HATCH OF Erie received D
SMITH SrILWELL OF ~ Lawrence . NIKE WALSH
OF New OIk 6-tAe rest scattering. No choice.
ioimal ballot was then ha0, resulting as fol-
lows HATCH 81 :. X. CUSHING Of TompkiES !,
;. SriLLwELL, o :. CUSHING, , H. WALSH, E..
GEO. VAN SASTyOORD Of Columbia, | Blank, |
60 votes cast. NJ. Karen of Buffalo, having a ma.
Jointly, on motion Of Sir CUSHING of Tompklns, he
was unanimously declared the Democratic candl-
cate for Speaker
4 ballot was then hae for Clerk-56 votes cast,
JAS. n ELwOoD OF Oneida. received 30, and w w
DEAN -. Mr. ELwooD was declared unanimously
nominated.
hUoH CLARY, OF New-Y ork was nominated Door
heeper LEWIS NEAR, OF Columbia, Assistant d. i.
SrEELE, second Assistant
A. B. MAsTOS was. On second ballot, nominated
for SER eani-at- Arms. r. GLARS had % votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

~ Capt. Howe, formerly of the steamer
Empire State on the Lake IS crazy al the COLUMBUS
lOhio) Asylum.
~ la Kane County. Ill.,, on the eth
vi, The thermometer Was Ia below sero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

ESi did SiC Ncpuolcdu> were arrested is
well as they. Surely, there was no pre-
tence that Cayaignac, Hugo, Nadaud, Char
ras, &c. were conspirators, yet these were
hurried of 10 prison with the rest. Who
can fail 10 see through the himsy disguise
OF This atrociOus wickedness!
Now 1t seems that the great object of the
u>urpeIs fear and exteruinating hatred is
tie Democratic patty Socialists he is
pleased 10 tenn them--whO have stood 5y
the Constitution thr0ughout-wh were not
even accused OF plotting his deposition,
and whose Deputies vc,ec with tie Bona
psrt.sLS against placing the Assembly under
The protection Of an independent armed
force, erected by lis own officers. When
Louis Napoleon was homeless adventufer.
he Preiessed 10 be / sort OF Socialist. and
wrote on that side now this tiaerant viola.
tor OF the Constitution, this bankrupt profit
gate, living IN open adultery and having
never been suspected of faith or good
works. sets himself forth as the great cham
pIcn OF Or6er-the buwara OF Family.
Property aud Religion Ii the Property of
ftaIee Is base etough. cowardly enough, to
acceP: ana chDg to such champion. will
It Tot justify all that the widest Socialist
has ever said Of the essentially corrupsing
uausuce OF Wealth VIII &c not provoke
ADJ prepare for Itself feas.ul retrIbati,at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-18
Slavery

We give the annexed paragraph as a NOR
eed1 OF foreign philanthropy. II has been
copied from, the North British Mail. Scottish
paper, published Oct both, at Glasgow
With those of the people of the South at all
acquainted with the condition of a majority of
the laboring classes OF Scotland and England,
this little movement may excite wonder as a
moral phenomenon, rather than any emotion of
passion or resentment. We can well pa1don
II In people utterly ignorant of the institution
they assall, save in far as they see it through
the perverted facts, utopian scutimentalism and
ingenious plansibilities of Mrs. Stowe. But is
there no field for the exercise either charities
at home Is there no absolute suffering for
brcad-no bondagc-no practical slavery. in
It's worst features in Scotland Surely those
Scottish phiIanthropists have never visited the
nolsome cells of the aborers of the CITY
oil Glasgow. or the gloomy wynls Of classic
and there seen the thousands
who are huddled together in the lowest
scale of want and filth and degradation. We
do not believe that there is in North America.
Or in Europe, class more utterly enslavcd, as
respects that order Of freedom which conduces
to physical comfort, than are to be found in the
labor'ng classes Of Scotland and England
he abundant necessaries of life. the protec.
aon and comforts Of the slave population of
virginia they would welcome as the choicest
ICONS oil their existence; and so to elevate them
"o "w DC an act of philanthropy indeed.
Cal;," trust the readers of Uncle Tom
bas '' nave nave noticed the advertisements which
of an f A. ca more than once in our columns
Merchants Hall to-day and ,o.mor,n,, u,
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more approprarc opportunity could mol be 81.
f.rdfd 10 tn Christian phantbropi.ts oil TINS
cry Tor expressing their practical sympathy
h. lie cause ofihc dowu-irodden neg' aes. / ne
Bazaar consists Of a great saaets# 81 ussigi
and Gncy articles. aud has be"n lot Up y
number If - celloal persons w'lI known IL Tue
eny for tie ueswerving interest which tbcy
have long taken IN tie emancipation OF ne
slave
The proccelsofrhe Bazaar, 'wearein'or'n.
el. will be q. on Jor Hc oaran,cuea y #e
capse n He tmmediote abo'jfoa q "are'y IN
he Eaifed iSlateg anil csPcciaiy hat d'Pa'I-
mrnf nit mAieh looks touora, he d5d,ag u
FggIf,ec Sares tiom Me S91tarr@ Ho12e y
Boadaec "a an asylum IN cur Canadian pos.
sessions. The jet is rbae one Of which
oil classes ofthis great community mast cor.
digjlg approve, and thor ssnPat l"s ~ iavor
Of which must have been considerably a. ak
oncd hy recent retc'aiions.