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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-06

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.;;;oUse5crry. Strawberry, and
jacfbrrry Jam.
EyIacts. ~
.Clnves. Lemon, 'Nutmeg and
Vanilla. fEs TAD%
Hermeticaily Sealed "TE
Articles. gns,
Salmon in ] and 2 ID cans.
Sardiues in oil in whole, half
and quarter boxes. ir ? i
Lobstes in ! and Q ID. cans,
Roast Beef, Anetovies i'i
Oysters, Fresh Cove BALI. y..a
~sCerdials.
) |Curacoa, Marischino
'Annisette. Noyau re
|Ginger Brandy.
Fish.
S'"abtbVhy .rI
|Smoked nerring, E.iu
,,Snsoked IIalibal,
Dried Cod Fish. ~ ..
$Markarel No. /, 2, and Gin
; whole. half, and qu. bbls.
! ami in kits.
; 13 Provisions. Gtf
Sugar Cured Hams and
5 Shoulders, r j
;Beef Tongues &lDried Reef,
Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
a;oshen, English and Pine
; Apple Cheese. y
; Wines and Liquors.
5 Brandy. Hennessey EIr. fine
5 do. Otard, Dupry and 10.
) do. Pallevoisin's
3Whiskey, Scotch and Irish
5 do. Bourbon, Mononga1a
S do. Funk's Old Rye
Wines, South side Madeira
5 DO. Duff Gordon Sherry 81
5 do. Port on draught
; do. do. for Med. purposes,
; do. Sparkling Hook ~
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3Kinhwa~er, A bsynthe,
) Punch Essence. .rs
3Heidseick, Express, Cardinal
5 and Victoria Champagne. Z
5 }Ale and Polter. ) ipa.gsF,
5 Choice Segurs and Tohas.
SEQ of all kinds, all Of which 8
$wic sold lsx ''r.t,I. aE"Dii
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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-06
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nN and after Monday the 5iI IllSl, The daily
~ trip 10 Colunib:a will he discontinued, and
the following will be the scI dulc run until i,lr.
ther notice:
TN TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, tine
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-06

lowing arifricS:
:IiIc;trs.
Lua Graz ....:. \. Powdered
Clarified Va. i, and .,
Porto Rice,
Mnscova:in. ..r
New Orleans.
Coffee.
Java.
l.a.Iiira.
RIO and Cuiia.
Teas.
Choice oi all kinds.
MolaSses.
Muscovado and Porto Rico,
y. Orleans and w. Indies
Candles.
Wax, white and cOlorcd
A,lainaniine
Sperm and Stearin
Fruit.
Figs and Rnisins,
Almonds, Bordeaux g. Iyica
Curranls and Citron,
English Walnuts,
Filbcrls and Brazil Nuts.
Fig Paste. "a Few article '
Splces.
Allsp;cc, Nulmeg y Gloves,
Cinnamon. Ginger Il Pepper
London and French Mustard
Currie Powder.
Pickles.
English and Don estic Of al
kinds.
Ketchups and Sauces.
Walnut. Mushroom, Tomato
r e a d ing Sauce,
Harry do. r.l
John Bull do.
Warwickshire do.
Worcestershire do.
Paoli Vinegar.
Essence Of Anchoyies,
Anchovy Paste,
Putted Bloaters.
Preserves.
Citron, Oranges. Lines,
Pine Apple and Ginger.
Brandy Frnits.
Peaches Cherries,
Lines and Pine Apple.
.Jellies and Jams.
Red e. Black Currant Jelly,
Oct. 10, 1851.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-06
GOOD INTENTlONSm!!. ,s:.s %, ..55l ~
Better Bargains: Best Systeni:!
80 FOR 1852.
CASH, QUICK SALES AND SMALL PR0EtTS,

THE beginning Of year Is generally admitted 10
L be good season to for Coop INTENTIONS. intend
therefore. the first day Of Jannary, 1884, to close the
books so far crdng is concerned finding by erperi.
ence, that .riEf '-s EiE2 $50 tlS =
"A LITTLE credit is n dangerous thing" '.'' !
am aware that there are many-very many,. with
whom yearly accounts might be made with perfect safey
and much profit but Cash Business, propery condue.
ted admits Of no exception, the principle that when
Goods sold at cash prices the twelve months crs dit of
John Jacob Astor not good the cash in hand of
The poorest citizen Such may be the doctrine usual
" preached in the of Camden but il is orthodox
nevertheless, and has always been found current on
change. -
In view of this arrangement have remarked the whole
OF my stock, reducing the profits the lowest possible
scale, and established UNIFORM PRICE toull. M El
have now declared my Intentions AMI ansal to
the public fort liberal support in carrying er out, in re.
turn for which, promise you
BETTER BARGAINS ap "a
than have been afforded in Camden strong a.ser.
ton. but one willy FULLY sUnsrANrfarE- =. h ,ygc !
The above Is beyond all doubt the BEST system com.
5ing every advantage the buyer with every security
to the seller and wherever it has been fairly and hones
carried out, it has invariably succeeded and proved high
ly popular. ~ 2'i-'l.5 -,
To those who have so lbenlly encouraged me hernto.
fore again return most heay thanks and with the ex.
ira inducements now oored hope confidently for extra
fnvors: as only Cash and Quick Sales can support
Small Profits. JAMES WILSON.
December 95 -
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CODaftnership Notice.

OOEV<fI 511bP HOtFVNs
rEflE Undersigned have this day associated
l. themselves in cepa!tuership under the rane
OF REEDER Il DESAUSSUKE, for the lra,lsac.
ton ot FacturaEc and Coml.isSioG business in
Charlcson for the sale Of Cotton, Rice, ana other
country produce. Orders Fl led with care, and
promptly forwarded.
OSWELL REEDER.
JOHN b. UESAUSSURE.I
Office on Adger's Wharf
Charleston, Jan. 6 1857, . In
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On Sundays the Train will rema n at Junction
until the afternoon Train arrives fr,E Charleston
N. d. BAXLEY, Agent.
Jan ,, 1852. If
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
TuST opened, an unusually complete assort-
e ment of every size, colo. and quality of La.
dies Misses and Chdrens' Hosiery in Cotton,
Silk. hlerno, and LambS Wool. Also, Ladies'
aud Childrens' Hoods, Infants Hats, Tippets and
Polkat, WOODEN Boots, at WILSON'S
Palmetto Cash Store.
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Persons calling for The above letters will pleas
say "they are advertised"
JAM 6. J. n. GAMEWEIL, p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
Literary IntelliRence.

Prof. FILoPANTI sailed in the Wash
ington on Saturday last for London, in order to pub
lish there work on the remarkable condolences in
the dates of modern and ancient political revolu
TONS subject on which he has several times lee
tured in this country, and Of which we have often
had occasion to speak, in connection with his discus
sons We shall be curious to it illustrated with
the thoroughness intended in the forthcoming book
MIR. A. w. THAYER, of Cambridgeport,
is engaged in writing the Life of Beethoven, for
which he collected ample materials during late
residence of three years In Germany.
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New Haven. Conn.-Linonian Society.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
Nrw-HAvEx, Conn, Thursday, April !, lisa.
On Wednesday, 9th ult., the members
of the LINoNIAN SOCIETY assembled to hear
the annual debate for the Bishop prizes. This
literary contest which was instituted by VIM
D. Bishop, Esq. of Bridgeport, is regarded by
our college community az one Of the greatest
events of the year, and is looked forward 10 by ali
the members but especially those Of the Sophomore
and Freshmen classes, with the highest interest
The prizes are awarded ON the following conditions
The members Of the Society having chosen quss-
ton, umpires selected from the graduates re-
aiding in New.Haven. The gentlemen selected for
the present occasion were Hon. W. A. Boardmsn,
formerly Speaker OF the State Senate Rev. .. w.
s. nutton, and F. L. Hodges, Esq
At 81 p. M, the Hall being crowded by the promi-
nent graduates and acting members of the Society,
the debate was commenced by MIR. Hopkins of the
Freshmen class and continued for eight hours with
out inisTmisson. Never before have we seen great
or cal and enthusasm in debate never before have
we heard more sound argument, united with greater
energy and elegance In style, brought forward by
yeuDg men About u p n. the Society adjourned,
having listened to twenty.h Ave speakers, all Of whom
did honor to themselves and the Society. Among
80 many brilliant efforts, anc amid % much talent,
twas difficulty TO decide wAo were the vicsors,
and accordingly ii was not till the evening of the
9lst that the umpires gave their decision. OF the
two fret prizes, each amounting to as, one was
given to Mr.. l.. E. Stanton, of Clinton, Conn. the
other TO Mr.. w. IL Fem OF Charleston, 8. c. The
prize Of SIS was conferred on M L. b Morris Of
NewtowI, Conn, and the third prize Of IS on Mr.
]. X. Hill of Montgomery, New-York. OF the above
four the first belongs to the freshman and the other
three TO the Sophomore class. One of these Is By
regulation awarded to the best speaker in the
Freshmen class the remaining three are open for
competition 20 both classes.
ahnv~ mad IN hatv
press their high qualification at the ability with
which the whole debate was conducted, rejecting
as IL did great honor ON the competitors. aad also
rendering 1t no easy task to decide upon the most
meyitorious." Thus ended this highly interesting
and profitable contest Of drawn swords in blood
less strife We would conclude by expressing the
hope that other Societies who pretend to rival Lii
hsi example. D.
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Rooks of the Week.

isa; Pilgrimage By Caroline Chsssboro l2ms pp 800
Redfeld.
The span sers and rnses Tale. BY J. B. Jeaes l.ne
Phi A. Hart.
Elements Of Electro Mstallurgy By Alfred Since. First
American Edition. l2mo. PIP. soi. John Wiley.
Journal Of Poor Vicar Translated frem the German Of
of Zschokke Amo PIP "a. John 9. Taylor,
Madeline Tale Of Auvergne. By Julia KsvaAsgh. limo
pp 800. d. Appleton K Co.
Stories the Lords Prayer BY the Author Of Edward
and Muan" lSmo. PIP. l9t. r. Carter Brothers.
The Indian Tribes Of Guiana By Rev. W. H. Brett l2ms
ID. 151. The Same.
The Two Brides. By + Q. Arthur $40. pp. 90 PHI 7.
B. Peterson. New-York Bunce Brothers.
An Autobiography Of William Russell By the Author
Of" Clinton Bvadshaw."Svo pp. 1l9. Baltimore Co
bright, Thorn b Co. New. YoIk Dewitt & Davenport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

R James Gardener, Jr, is now the
the sole proprietor Of TIE Ansusts cossssxt.snsIss
James N. spy,h having retired, and has associated
himself ~ith Maj. Robert A. Whyts, Of The George
Home Gazette, a weekly literary paper.
~ A Wing Young Mems Association
has hesr formed st Oswsgo, NY.
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reports in this country, and arranged as to enable
the man Of science to group them As he may wish,
for apy purpose. They have been so arranged, on
the ADVICE OF the first medical practitioners In Amer
lea and have been thro theiy present form By
an old ana scientific medical gentleman Of great ex
mortsiisy, and prove the absence Of all method
cause they contain deaths from insanity killed.
and waterbrash'r So far 40 insanity 10 concerned,
find it among the list OF diseases causing death,
cited by the "author Of the Census of Boston"
qsoed BY Mr. Russell, who, on page 39l, gives an al
phabeticai nomenclature Of the principal fatal dis
eases or cause OF DEATH" among which mo. 36) 10
insanity and II 1t were necessary, much higher au-
thority might be quoted Every English table have
ever SEEN and possess great number record deaths
by insanity As to the killed." six deaths were re-
turned thus and possessed not the 20 wer arbtrar.
lily to say, whether the killed were destroyed By ac
ccent design, and they were very properly placed
infant under six months Of age, which Is reported to
have died Of wateIbrash."
Mr.. Russell, in conclusion, AFTER adding up every
column In the table, and carrying out the horizontal
tected 70 IA brief enamerationv and adds this is
avery marked contrast 10 perfect accuracy OF the
census printed at Washington In 1880, which be-
leve to be without an error Ia the whole work" To
neither be nor I, nor any one else, ever saw The
census printed at Washington In 1880 :" bat II he
means the census Of 1880 printed In 1882 ~ pledge
myself 10 pay TO the funds OF the Historical and
Statistical Society geo If he will give me $40 for
every and above fDs hundred erors Ghlch
can point out to him or any other person in the
tables OF that census. This comparison. nke his
other criticisms the more confrms me that his quef-
ulsusness arises from design to misepresent rhe
list OF eors after the mlnutsst search and caleals
tons, Mr.. Russell makes to consist OF foFty.Eins,
ara will notice very briefly The htss ave errors al
luded to by Mr.. Russell a. he alleges them AL to
may be no mistake. copy bis table with exact as
curaey 40 follows. VIZ
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OBsEaUIEs OF MIR. WEBSTER.


CPECIhL NOTICE The SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF
~ the Common Council having determined that
in honor of the lamented Dauiel Webster late
of State of the United States of America shall
in this city the 18th inst by civic military
procession to be composed Of the military the d rent
orders societies citizens New Yerk aers who
and VII alton to fellow citizens
rally, and the different orders societies trades
City Williamsburg the djoinng towns and
es to unite in this respect the ustri
dead and that all orders societies and associations
Committee before Friday next, at O'Clock NJ at
No. City Hail. order that the necessary arrange
mens be made to out the
In appropriate manner.
Resolved Tt at banner bearing political devices
soriptons, shall be admitted in the procession.
Committee the part OF the Committee the tho
Board of Aldermen. Board of Asst. Aldermen.
Thomas J. Barr, Isaac o. Barker,
VIM j. Peck, Thos. Wheelan,
Abrsham Moore, Helmus N. Wells,
Jacob r. Oakley, Josiah W. Brown,
John Boyce, Edwin Bouton,
Oscar w. sturtevant, Joseph Rogers
Rchd 7. Compton, Prest. Jonathan Trottsr Prest
n U. A.-oBsEQUIE3 OF DANIEL WEBSTER
w Brothers-The Chancery Of Order has ,oepted
invitation from the Common Council to unite In the public
o and good man. late Hon Daniel Webster They have
resolved to take part in the solemn of Tuesday
the 10th irt in full regaa and invite the several
Jersey. Connecticut and and the
the Order generally to unite with them led that
chs in this city aud vicinity will partc pate
official capacity in those ceremonies Of respect to the
memory of who in life foremos in defence Of
constitution Union and free institutions and
and In the ad nration of the world programme
of the processon will 10 announced in future notice. No
will be made by chnnesSy on The chapters for
this occasion. TIOS. r. WHITNEY,
l.. w. AMIN, Secretary.
r for cavaeade report to tie Grand Marshal
at 100 Nassau street.
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THE FIREMEN.

A MERICUs ENGINE COMPANY NO. 6-N0rICE.-
- AZ meeting OF this compaI " held At the engine
house on Monday evening November s. tn, OHIO .ins
ambls aud resolutions unanimously adsp. ed, v
Wfere in the death OF Frederick Beste the comm nifty
has lost one OF most highly respect citizens, and -
one who in all his rulic relation we'll Ia hi, private "a
rasy has merited enjoy ed the aad confidence
OF this company VIII duties have always been M harxed
with zeal, hcety and honor. and whose life and con-
therefore -,
Resolved That this company have hesrd with senags
or eitcre regret the announcement OF Ga, ~
brother member Frederick G. ese and os s fris sds
they desire express the bereaved famy nn ~.
the deceased Their hth pprecation OF h puu ~
an private worth and their heartfelt ympssaS IN ~ Ss
VIII en- they have sustained. A.. ,.r., 49,. A
esolved That the COMPANY wear tne LUG o.
noun ing for thirty days ard copy ne
ls tions be forwarded 10 his bereaysd ssm sld pup
iish.d In The New Ytyk Herald and Fire man yoarna
intr pe,i,y GEORGE Point and Charles r. bickin>
o. committee SIT HSD A-AS--''s NSAs@"AA
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THE TURF.


TINIoN COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING.-oN wEDNE'.
day, Nov 10TH at halfpsst p. NJ, match for $500
milo heats, best three in five to harness Hiram Woodruff
names b m Flora Temple; Isaac Woodruff names b. s.
Young Dutchmsn Stages will leave tae Fulton forty
Brooklyn, for tho course O'Clock and when the
sport is over JOIN i. SNEDIKEK, Proprietor
CENTREvILLE COURSE, Il. I--TRoTTING.-THUR
~ day Nov H. ut o'cock-Match TO. $780, mile heats,
in harness Owner names bl. e. Black Jack; Conkn
br Centroville On nibuses leave Fulton ferry,
Brooklyn, at one o'clock p. N.
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING-THURs
~ day, Ntv H. at oelock-Purse and stake $500, mile
heats best three in i've, in harnessH Jooes g.
Sorrel Billy j. Conklin names br. 4. Centreville
JOEL CONKLIN, Pro prietor
LIL0RA TEMPLE WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, TO
to the big est bidder, the Union Course, imnedi
aely after her race with Young Dutchman Wednesday
November 10. She is seven old sound in every
spect and without fault.
yT>HE CELEBRATED TRoTTING HORSE JOHN DAVIS
will be sold at auction to the highest bidder, the
Union Course after the sale Of Flora Temple
wednesday 10th inst John Davis has this
IN harness in @ the Union Course and doubt 70
faster.
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fJUEqEsTR Aua.

CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. lG
~ Duane street, Chatham Bank buding.-The regular
meeting of this association will be held Thursday
ming next, lth inst a. ~ o'clock at Union buildings
16y Bowery when the dues will become payable Several
shares will be offered for iemp,i,n. The trustees give
notice that subscriptions will be received usual
those who fir IL ncon venient to the whole
back dues at need not be deferred from joining the
association that account The dues will be received in
such insalments will accommodate such
The Of the past six months Indicate hands ,me
profit investments and speedy close for the
those who are making small weekly savings cannot do
better than to Join 1t. WA. G. CUNkLIN, President.
RoBT. ID. HART, Secretary,
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no the AAlicted.-To those afflicted with

that DIRE America the Liver Complaint the
propretors OF MLsnes Liver Pills happy offer this
remedy as at complete and SAFE 1t has tried
often In all parts of the has been used the
rracce the NEST nept physicians and always with
triumphant In Offering these pills to the public,
Aho prepr tors aotuated desire alleviate human
suffering and offer remedy within the zach of all which
safe and eeetual medy for most dang
and diff ,u class of diseases Fer sale all principal
druggists 10 New York. City drug ref BOYD
PAUL, ~ Cortlandt street and Z. " CLICKNER Co. 81
Barclay street.
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vVILLIAM TRYING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL
W sell at auction Wednesday Noyeu Der 10, at l0x
o'clock at the Gales room, No. 10 Pine street, oil paintings
about one hundred oil paintings in rich gilt frames, suit
will be found very fine originals by Of the frat
artists Of tie French fchool viz Career Van Ceppel
Lebrnm, ard others Also, oil pain elk at
tached to glass in oval frames by the celebrated artist
Chambeaux Alto line Of very fnc oil paintings by
Of the first American artists Also fine ancient paintings
in frames and stretchers.
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LOCO Certificates OF astonishing Cures,
made by Dr. Tobias wonderful Venetian Lnimen. be
1t the depot No o Greenwich street II it fails in
curing cough, Sickness chronic rheumatism nps
sore throst collie cuts burns, old pains in The limbs
sa1 Group, the money will be Ieturasd Price rs and
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FINE ARTS.


nACUERREoTYPEs FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
- only.--REES CO., No. $50 broadway, are taking
the best class pictures for the incredible low price Of
tyhve cents and will continue th, system until tho
introduction Of tho discovery Of otypcs of which
much exIected between this and eternity Call
Co., No $50 Broadway.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

MR.. A. RIGOPoULoS' LECTURE.-THIS EVENING
1 will to delivered most interesting lecture modern
Greece, BY the distinguished youss Greek patriot A.
NGopouloe at Hope Chapel Broadway at o'clock The
crater will sppa in the pcturesque costume Of Greece
Tickets 20 cents; to bc obtained at Gurney gallery No
~ broadway; at Middletons No. G63 Broadway and ~
the door OF the Hope Chapel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A sToR BANK.-TnIs INSTITUTION IS LOCATED
IA the eofner 4 John and Nassau Streets where they
mers the patronage of the public, and
partio ularly those doing business in that vicinity.
~, JOHN LLOYD. President
j. DoRElaus MILLS Cashier.
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residences in the Tenth Ward, Brooklyn at Auction
JANIS COLE will sell at auction, Thursday Noyem-
ksr llth 1852 At twelve NJ at tho Merchants, Exchange
New York, the large frame mansion, with lots
Paeiho srees The house s feet front by 40 feet deep,
With extension in the by 80 feet all filled in with
brick 20 the peak built in the best by
contains twelve besides kitchen Laundry
&c wine, COAL and wood cellars we'll arranged with
Rsueriss closets So The wood work grained in oak all
aiding doors, plated furniture inside shutters &c. &C.,
all In perfect order also, the premises large stable
and carriage house. he grounds beautifully laid
and stocked with choice frnits and shrubs. Each lot
BY 100 eet Part of the purchase money msy remain
bend and MORTGAGE Maps and full particulars be had
~ the Office Of the auctoneer AZ Fulton street. Brooklyn,
and all street, New York.
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CATHOLIC INSTITUTE or NEW YoRK.-FOURTH
~ Annual Course Of Lectures-he opening lecture be-
the 18th inst at tho Stuyveant Institute 659 Broadway
BY Rev. DR. Cummings Subject Social Reform
rs to be had at the door the evening Of
the lecture. DANIEL d. SULLIVAN sscret,ry.
~ Free Educational Convention, Nov H. at p NJ and
o'clock in the eveningAn ionrued meeting Of Edu-
eatcnal Congestion held at Mddietown Conn., on the ID
day Of Sept last will BE- held this CITY the 18th inst
This meeting is be held with view of arousng public
interest behalf Of this system Of eduoaton originating
with Capt Alden Partridge and with the further view Of
anizrg institution similar 70 those successfully
conducted BY Capt. r at Norwich; Vt aud Mdissown,
Astor House, Thursday, the lIh inst at l2M Military
gentlemen and all interested In this system OF edu
cation urgently invited to attend the msetias which
Addresses will bs delivered Capt Partridge Hon Archer
Clifford Of New Jersey and other gsntemea. The officers
OF the United States Who may feel interest In this i'm
portant subject invited to appear in uniform The
invited to attend CHARLES BURbETT,
Chairman OF Com. Arrange nents.
GREAT FESTIVAL A TANMANY HALL, BY THE
~ Young Mems Democratic Union club.-The Young
Tammany all on Monday evesing 10Th inst At o'clock
In honor of the recent triumphant victories achieved
distinguished democratic citizens from all parts Of the
Union been invited to with the club the
occasion Tickets s. which can be obtained AZ either q
j. Mech Henry, John T. Cairns, James Boyd. "
uONOR TO THE DUKE or WELLINGToN.-IN COW
SEQUENCE Of the liberal and courteous offer made by
the Rev. Hawkes. of tho calvary Church, for the above
the committee appointed by the British residents
ut their last meeting beg to their oounrymen
the proprety If further tho matter and there
fore them to meet Mt the Office Of Mr. DIXON No.
20 William street. this day, "wednesday, Nov 10th) At
-. o'clock .tu meeting Is earnestly ,ooitsS On be-
THOMAS DIXON;