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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
THE KANSAS MGRATTON
orre.pobSenee d The n. Y. tribune.

c CorrespoB6ence % The n. 7. Tribune
Bosros, Tuesday, Sept. IL, 1854
Our third party, which viii leave here on The 26th
inst, i' fast flng up and from present appearances
will be as large as, not larger than the second 1t
consists thus far Of individuals in easy circumstances
ard iubued with sound Ne England principles.
There will undoubtedly be fair addition from ether
Of the sister States Of persoos similar stamp and esr
responctg views.
On the eve OF the departure Of the second party,
appropriate songs-Ons Of then by Whitder-were
sung by the emgrahts and their friends assembled at
the depot The scene wsS stll fsrther enlivened by
tie music Of a small brass band from Vermont, who
constituted portion Of the party.
This reminds me that am authorized to offer a
premium OF $50 for tie best Engran, Song that may
be furnished ne, adapted to some wenk Known fanil-
iAT tune, fav0rite national air. reserve the right
to retain fOr use all productions offered
THOS. r. WEBB, see'y EmisrAnt AIi Co
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THE TURF

Nry.yoEx RtcEs-N,rIoyGL CouKsE Third
Day-Sept l9.-Gress match ,of - Two miles
snd Md Of Orleans.-Tle later sic.oroGs. The
dav wss delch,ful QUITE a large 6um5eT Of peis0ns
ssteu bled al the Course TO .tuess the rae. The
Maid had The cell at 100 20 's. When this race ~as
fist made thefe was lar' eamount OF money s'AAed;
Dsttip- xs, fl.n even ,u the result Ga the day Of
the race Logan was Weary having been oves.tFa.ned'
The Maid won the race IN two straight heats handiiy'
The following : the summary:
Johu L.e Ia rass b.. Maid II OIleaDs BY bethane
cut u l. ,i-stou Ssr1 years old Giipa-rics car
ry.ns IS ns..-.- - ~, -
! r Junot names ch Logan. By Trustee, dsn y ,
PTiau year. cd. carJnE le5 49,
Iu.e-ist Heat Iime--H hea" -,
Fi-s; miie........ 4:5lt frr M 81
Second me............l;5st >e,oun nl'e'''''''-''
3 pa. IctA
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The SCIENCE OF PmRESoLoGY teaches US OuI

The SCIENCE OF PHRESOLoGY teaches US our
fellow men Il dcloses the real charaeteri tells u whom 70
trust and stru whom select and reject for spseihe places
or asp enables mechanics choose apprentices who have
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III. former and avoid proyOcstion 10 the lstrer .
Prof ssionsl examinations daily BY Prot Fo"Lbh, ~ tnS
Phrenoogical Cabinet No. 1s Broadway
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APPOINTMENT DEcLIsED.

To IRE Editor q The y. ! Tribune.
SIR: BY your paper of this morning, pereoiyetha
at meeting OF Temperance citizens held last even
ling at ST. Lukes Hall for the purpose OF forming G
political organic alton worthy of the confidence and
support Of the TEMPERANCE people," was ap-
pointed on a " Nominating Committee for City and
Ward officers"
Twas not at the meeting know nothing Of its origin,
management sr aims; have never been consulted in
relation TO H. and have never authorized the use OK
my name in any manner, or In any connection by It.
However much, therefore, may feel honored By
this appointment, must unequivocally decline it, and
disclaim any responsibility r6r the dOings Of the Con-
yentioD. p v. HayESs.
No 50 HGiIst, Sept. 10. 1884.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

The Annual Parade Of the Elizabetbtown Fire De-
partment will take place on the first Wednesday IN
october. The Department Mt win be inspected BY the
Corporate authorities and indulge IN the excitement
of "wash." There will be display Of hrevGss y
the evening.
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PERsoSAL.-Amon2 the arrivals at the different
hotels we notice the following:


hotels we notice the following:
Al the HOWARD HoTEL }. May, Michigan Mhmforf,
GeorVis; C. White Cobnrg, C. w O. Wood Dansyills,
p Nsh Boston; Chss. Htchcock Lan.inbargh; G. Pity,
Aatama; VIM. Prescott. Buffalo; samuel Dunn, Toronto
George Miles Richmond Val %. Brooks Indiana; Mar
ray, Vermont L. +. Russell Darby, PA ID. ~ steele,
Missouri. -...
Atthe ST. NIcHoLAsPeter Csgger Albany o. b. Ssekett.
5. Al A D. Palehn Buaaoi Peter Alexander, Aslsn-
dris DR.. Bradley, Nlmirgoni Lieut. ID Lambert, USsI
". Ruthtcn, New oTlesrs ". r Petts, floddai shsf-
wood Chicago; judge J. J. Mcneil Newburshi MAJ Owens,
schenectady; Msj ksybnine New iesns Charles Mar
stone Mobile; Tho. Il. franklin. Lsycsstsr, Pa
At the mETRoPOLfTAN HOTEL-C9. q. w kscrsr Caliof-
nis; Col W II. Spooner. Boston Hon. Wm. Csse, Ohios
Hon. John A Collier Bhgsnton; Mr. Keitman, British Ar
my; Ogden Hoffman Jr., California, Maj r. y. Les, u
T. Peabody Boston; Murray Morrison San Franeiseo A.
Henderson Baltimore; T. = Clark Pittsburgh; w W. Goot-
rich Savannah; J. l. Durham, Florida; Lieut. Lember U.
N; Mathew Weddell ~ c.. y. X. Middleton Charestoa.
AT the AsroR HoUsE-Dr b. Sc John, Abanyi W. =.
Mitchell Warrington; J. Campbell, Alabama James 70
Young u :. Consul Curacao; C. n Burns, Chicasoi J. A
Hopkins. Washington; c. A. Seward Aabarnj n BRAD
street Rochester; " J. Fitch Catskl Dr. Jones Te..i
@ W. HAllet. Providence; w. A. Gilbert, Ste Mary Mo
Col. BeTd, New jersey a.
At the Isvns HoUsE-Dr Geo. Tenill U. 8 n Hon y.
BeekDsll, Vermont; Hon John Marsh La . hhodsrs
Editor Faymo Adrocas Bath, Dr. BIodssu s...
sion Spa Rev Warner, H.; Rev w. r brysnh sshyisj
> w. Hester u g. N Geo. Hunting, Sssnas, " ~ a D.
Cook Norfolk Va; ". A. Ransom, Hamburg, D. Vi j. %
Deshon, Leon de NicsTogDa
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last year, and will continue probably through Ia
season, ss the grape crop above the High!sais .
quite worthless, AID but light in some OF the best vns
yards in New Jersey.
Ii surprising. with grapes selling at such prices,
that We have 80 few grown in this vicinity. Who vi
plant vine
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fAnYerfiaernentI

GAsl GAs!-New styles of Gas Fixtures 10
antique designs Just out Cal a. The nsaafsetgns
viii be fonud the largest stock 10 America also portable sp-
designed for country resdenees churches efoss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

MoKK RowDYrsN-on Sunday evening last ,
Young man living on the esst side Of the City, let
home for the purpose Of visiting his uncle residing "a
the Fifth Ward. On his return, between 10 aud II p
NJ. while walking quietly along in Canal-st nss
Centre, he was attacked without any provoestiOa
whatever by gang Of ruifans 10 or IL in naabss,
and beaten about the face in shameful manners IL
deed the chances are thousand 10 one that no would
no, have escaped with his life, had he offered any ~
sistance, but being of quiet and inoaensive dhpa
.iron. he received I,r blows and insults without r
turn.
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LAdvertisemeBt

NATIONAL TIRATER.-C. w. TAYLoR's new
dramatic version Of " FAsWoS FANNIE" creating 20
sensation this house did Uncle Tome Cson Tns
eater nightly crowded and the pfospect are "
viii have an immense Little CoRDELik ho..so aP-
pears 10 great advantage the StEawbery On MI . n.
aizhf 0 con junction with the sbove.
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fAdverti.sn,.nt /

WEDDING CARDs.-An assortment Of EVER
DELLs elegant Engraved Wedding Cards Envelopes, &es
be had application, BY pos 70 any part Of e
country. EvEsDELL No J2 Broadway, corner Of Ds.ne
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

FnGRTESTD TO DEkTH 81 ROBsERs On Monday
evening last Mrs. Asgee Of Pittsheli, Ms-s., wa
frightened to death by tie entrance Of party Of burg
,sre into her house.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

The True Natioz0i Democrat, which was the cresa
Of the soft Shells until few weeks ago, when 4
went over to Nativisrn, has finally eHpirOd II w1.
ont on Yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

TROUBLE IN THE SING SING PRIsos.-We are 10.
formed that warrants have been issued for the ARES.
If Gen. Munson j. Lockwood, Agent of the Sing
Sing Prison; c. c. Childs, Jr., Clerk, and anothes
officer Of the prison. upon charges OF perury fraud,
&C. in their official relations presented by the Con-
mssioners appointed s the last session of the legN-
lature to inquire into the frauds alleged 10 hsys
been practiced at this institution. Childs and the
officer whose name is not given, we are told, bad
been arrested at the time our informant leh Sns
Sing. and the Officer had gone 10 the prison tv
Lockwood. The Commissioners are holding theE
sessions in secret at Sing Sing having determined 10
exclude counsel from all participation IN the lnyesti.
cation II is understood that the testimony will show
q degree of corruption in the management OF the
nrison affairs of which the public has no idea Nj.
Lockwood was formerly Wing Clerk OF Westches-
ter County, and young Childs is from this CITY.
The Commissioners bad q session az the prison soma
three months 8g0 and when they left we are told tho
trunk containing the testimony they had taken was
stolen 1t was supposed Of course by parties inter-
ested. Evening foss.
DRowSED On Yesterday afternoon, little boy,
about years old. son o Henry Depew, was drowned
by falling into cistern 1T the residence OF his paren,
in the village Of reeb'kill. He was not discovered
until life extinct.
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MILITARY.
TIE PHILADELPHIA CAVALRY.

The Philadelphia Cavalry who arrived in this City
on Monday, entertained st Elm Park yesterday
by the Third Re gment llussars.
About IL o'clock A. N three companies Of tho
Third Regiment, under command of Capt. Beiser
Capt Frochlsch and Capt Bech,e escorted the Phil
adelpha Cavalry, Capt Becker, from their head
quarters TO MadisOnsquare After the lapse OF about
an hour, which vas occup ii in forming into line, &c..
the troops broke into column aud marched to the
Arsenal on the Fith-av., where they dsmounted.
The visitors having been conducted through this fine
edifce, again mounted and proceeded with their es
eort to Elm Park where they arrived about O'Clock.
About o'clock the whole company sat down TO a
cold collation. spread beneath large tent in one Of
the groves in the Park
The inner man having been fully satisfied, Col.
Menck called the company to order, and made few
happy remarks, giving briei history of the regi-
ment from lie organization eight years ago, Tuesday,
Sept. 10. Their frst parade, he said was an
cort tU Gen, Storms on Long Island, when the rank
ano file numbered three officers, fourteen prvstes
and six musicians. The Colonel was very happy in
his regarks and was loudly applauded In cOncud-
ing bis speech be gave as the first toast:
L The Day re Ceebrats MHsio-' Hail Columbia"
Gere,nS, % Saiit Of the Ns"
TAe GoreHo u tas STATE e PeHa'ytelaia Mu''e-" Hail
- Oar Gaest,.-rhe Philadelphia Cavalry
This was responded TO in very happy manner BY
Capt Becker, who gave in concluding his remarks:
The Third Regisseni Nec- York lunar. Col Menek
Col Menck responded in happy manner, and was
loudly applauded. After several other toasts the
health Of Adutant Ly ODs was proposed Ia respond
ing, Adju ant l.. remarked that il the soldiers
duty to act and lot to speak. He concluded by Civ.
inc as a sentiment:
TliO juneta IN sao-NewYors New-Jer.sy and Pennsy.
vsnla
Mejor Pitkin, Cspt. Beiser, Capt Frochlisch. Capt
Bechtel Major Crowley and Capt. Becker, in turn,
mace brief speeches.
The affair passed off with great eelat. At o'clock
the troops returned 10 the City, and were dismissed
They leave for home to-day.
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Andrew Nisbet says iha, his name Is printed 4,
one Of the Temperance Nominating Conmuee OF n
Third Wsrd without his consent.
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srABBEp By RowDIEs.-A man named Cornekis
Hammond was found on Tuesday Right in the Foar.
teep,h Ward suffering from stab in the arm, which
had leen inflicted by some rowdies who escaped. He
was taken to the New. ork Hospital.
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MILITARY FUNERAL.

Yesterday morning the Light Guard, under com
mand Of Captain Vincent, paid the last tribute Of
respect to their late coursde, P. II. Patterson.
At eleven o'clock the company assembled at their
armory, in Mercer-st, and thence, accompanied
by the National Guard Band, proceeded to the late
residence of the deceased, where they received his
remains After the performance of the usual religious
exercises, procession was formed and the remains
Of the deceased soldier conveyed to Greenwood Gem.
etery, and there inferred with military honors
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

IHE KNIFE AGAlS.-Last evening, between and
clock. as a man named Adam Schoffer vas walk.
ing in the Bowery, between Second and Thrd''s, hs
was met by stout, clean-shaved man, who struck
him in the left side near the heart, with dirk, %;
some such weapon. Mr.. Schoiers watch iortansiey
stopped the dirk, and he escaped uninjared while d,
sssailant escaped. lt was not until some time after
ward that Mr. Schoor noticed the extent Of his peril
On making an examination be found that his vest hal
been cut through. and deep dent made in the ihck
double case of his silver watch.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

RoRRrRY.-A man named Joseph Bah was yes,x.
Ia, arrested. charged with sssaultng and rObbings
youpp woman named Elizabeth End, residing ct NO.
j7s West Thirteenth-st. Of $500. lie was taken bs-
foro Justice Wood for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. Coroner Wilhelm yes
terday held an inquest upon the body of William
Maloney. native oi Ireland, 80 years of ase, VII,
was drowned on Saturday night at Pier No. 20 Z, Z,
by falling from the sttug.piece into the dock IN,
deceased was intoxicated at the time, aud lay dowa
mon the strng.piecc 10 sleep, when he fell into tie
water. A private waichman saw the occurrence and
endeavored 10 rescue the unfortunate man, but was
unsuccessful 10 bis efforts The Jury rendered yer.
diet Of Accidental DEATH
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

EARLY GRAPEs.-The fruit from DR.. Underhin $
vineyard at Croton Point made its first appearance
at the depot in Broadway yesterday. The grapes are
not large, but well ripened and sweet and nearly two
weeks earlier than last year We understand that
the crop has not been injured by the drOuh and that
the yield VIII be greater than ever. The money yield
too must be very large, as the grapes sell at l4c.
pound wholesale, and lsic. pound at retail.
This vineyard is planted upon light soil, upon
point Of land above Sing Sing projecting two miles
out into the Hudson, at the mouth Of Croton River
and forming the north limit Of the bay called TapPsn
Zee, IS miles above the Battery.
High as this price appears, is the came that ruled
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

sAruRS.-This bssutifu object, with ITS multiple
rings, equatorial belts and octave OF sateili'es'
now visible in tie eastern quarter of the heavens
after nine O'Clock, p VI any clear evening. lhe
telescope e1hib rs 10 the eye s southern pole Just
Grazing the division between the brighter nngs'
while It's north pole concealed behind the opposite
section Of its circular attendant II is not far from
It's maximum annular separation Every evening
rises about four minutes earlier.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

RAFT OF LrNBER LosrA large raft Of lumber
which left New York on Friday afternoon in tow OF
a steamer, commenced breaking mp as it passed
through Hurlgaie, and the steamer made harbor
and the raft was reconstructed, il was supposed
securely but in the storm OF Saturday il again began
to separate, and when the steamboat arrived at Com
necticut River only three sticks Of timber remained
attached The raft consisted Of 800 sticks, and WA
valued at from els 900 to $4,000.
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w-YORK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1s, 1854.
MRS Observation-Disclosures to the PUB

MRS. PARTINGTON-CAUTIO TO The PUB
tl Lie The undersigned respectfully sdve the pubhe thA me
hook published Co Newfork and ~hic1 tn-y
call Mrs Carpet Pas Of Fun only ultathr
zsd assumption : tbie n rf I'd t1s plgh
there bsir article Of Mrs PsrnEou and tdi5
mrtisd Be recoEnzike yet the publishers cooy
rtfer Paugton Tbs folio
notices rom the fress 10 the point:
The Boston Peat notices advertisement which has aS a2
entitled Mrs gtons CarTet BsE OF FIN" &c al
ia Mrs Psn wishes It understood that SIC has iuE % >
NEb H. MI Shil ab, the sutho the f2f.ugoa - s-s g
former cior The SaE will ecrt ~ I'd
Lady and Dcins and anything bat hol1ra'e 10
ore else deprive him Of the iast pron OF M srs D. Is
suing book with nare sufficiently similar 20 nis ! O. polc
into Be- thatt s by the original Ms PEtugoa u '4 awe
tesr deli sltsd by the cd lady. Sketches viii derecss such
ten 4. 10 rob her OF Der name Plis Register
We Boston Publisher will aid inthe sale Of the spurious
edition OF the forth coming work advertised IN ent-d
Mrs PsTUltCus CtTft Beg OF Fun" Oar venerable Boston
Dane has nothing do Wrths work She hs book Of her own
N and citizens VIII spun tbs b attempts
rob her Of s, which she hs made respectable
Boston frsascfipt
We voud sgsnst The counterfeit entitled
Ms iaItL Carpet Dsg OF Fun" add notify chem that the
o col eted her and Paoo7hsngI together! snd
Bcst lsher will them The world handsome
iusstet Dll aiken Ia With few grains
sold nonGtsn ofub h by buyigs the NevYork pabtcSoc
lutvLt little while aud saal what you shall see
[Ohse Branch.
Win shortly be publ.h,d
CIEEEs UE THE FAMILY. By B. P shlsber, Of Tbs Boston
Pcft ProfsY uIsed with designs ~ the ernnen
sEi.t portrait Dams PaTtingcn elegant vol limo
PHILIP ;. SAMPSON & Co, Boston.
J {. DERBY, n V-York, lster lst feby)
EGto oEeEslaFe respectfully solicited refer sditoray
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Balls.

VNHE TWENTY-FIVE ANNUAL BALL IN aid
of the Nev.York Fire Department Fund will place At
Eblos on MONDAY EVENING Jan - 1854 Tickets be pro-
cured Of the Committee.
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powERY THEATER-
ID The br ventilated in aid the best heated In winter
raicEs ADMISSION
Lower Boxes cts uTSt5 sef s, q az Pit and Gallery Ia %
EVERY ELENISG THIS WEEK,
OR. LIFE sC HMo HNSe TIE LowLYG ,cv
UNCLE In Vi Pan. ,Ss TX ! = '
.s5E.g E ps: s6 from ON is ss House
TIsLEAU ill l1s'' Pre'' rvstion.
T TIEsv yp Dan Ct Of A. au. Ss St Clair.
TlrIElv iI,-lhe Muresr Of TPsls Tom
TaLEAu VIII death Of Aunt bloc
THE SCENERY EETIRELY NEW.
The Theser Rel0vAed . -
Hot All Furnaces improved principle introduced BY cOwls
70 p 81 by clids Smith of Pearl and wia:s
i)oors ortn u q and the will rise AZ 7 o'clock
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID GENERAL TOM THUMB,
In the "'sh'A''h' '' Ho IPt o NY THUMB, .n,.,
written e,pry for TIE le General By the famous Albert SHh
EyEkY EVENING e AFfER ssa 'Aa
during all tls weet Monday 10Th % saturday 2 Jsn ID,
Of GENERAL TOM THUMB the usual elegant C'Hea''' va
ASnisnce to -hOle Ma-u to the GTse. e: Bearded
LAZY &c a. well a. TIE and p.r1sse Ise extra
Secured sests in Dress Circles 81 ee1is
NIRCIS. No. 81 Bowery-BOxes % cents PIT, l21
- Fsd S t, SESS
WEDNESDAY AFIEsSOSSH snint 20 ~ mt, ~
s1s,ssT, sf. Per6rminees commence O'Clock.
TWO GIFT EXHIBITIONS DAILY,
L Ai ssPfs o, Sfit + al ri 81 the
ATAcADEMY aALL Ne e5J BR0ADWAf
GIFT TICKETS At 81 ZACH
To get S' "0I 1or q 's .1 hons Of heir the
DsIibnilou Of the 1000, GIFTS
Tickets + S asd 5 . No 81, 3 ro ~ az 'A
LS ,ely5 IIoel rsr1 1 row;
Hoyes Cough C-ndS Depot No 100 ChaihAm-st
rsfelf nrte Sfnre No 4 n lfgus
T'HE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART;
the complete nade By one Prsoa Of
Gioito Memr Pipsao Leonardo da ve RsPhael corresso
1itsn Dome nehino savs,or Rosa veqnez Marble Rubeni
cisgde Lorraine Sir Joshua Reynolds HOsah West Greuze aud
Horace Vernet. No 543 Broadway Admission . Cents
DUCKLEYs SERENADERS, No. $50 Broadway,
Depen Pfht MoNDAY EVENING January 10 and dl,
Ing The week will Be n55oeseee y, 9eiesr1 bsS M
y oInsl with hs celebrated Company Concert 'e' at
One week -
DANVARD's HOLY LAND at the Georama No $50
10 Broadway. exhibited EVERY EYESIN9 lsls9 SUSDDAY
IFTEF MOONS Il O'CLOCK Adgsioa 8 cent? Front sea. sc
GEO. CHRIsTY and WooD's MINsTRELs,
VI No IA Broadway, above ioss,ds
Open Every Evening During the Week
II Wood
psoT open al r. TO- At n o'clock Tickets
suPTsiNrESDENTs OFFICE Crystal Palace Dec 20, lS.3
VNUF PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
EEbiof win remain open daily during the winter from 10
H..
Children rndeI twelve Gems
Admiration or Saturday, = ceIs
J. n BACHELOR Actnz Superi ltendent
BROADWAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No.
ID Ss7 BhOADVAY-N0W for BE season, With the
ss5erb collection Of LIVING WILD ANIMALS - ibt.
b NEWTON HERR -RIES8ACH viii the dsns OF
Trained Animals a. "a noon, ana 9. NJ Also 70 os
seen che Fenfsbe SlAESE TWINS
wth two OF their children Hou OF reception from II y 70
P NJ and ~ 81 P NJ Also tbs souooer,S sss
o. kELLIS. the without arms"
Open from 10 NJ 20 10 P. Adhesion, - cents ohiafes
under 10 half price
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Cost ana founo.

q IN REWARD.-Stolen from the subscribers
~ eIO during nsht Of l2h from helfoo Of 3ltkst
Nnh Rv.r one Locking Oak Timber containing from IS
10 The above reward will be Pa for the detection the
also reward for information leading % the recovery
OF the timber (sgDed CAMPBELL MOODY, MOL Bro1dst
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National Poultry socetyIn consequence Of the burnn,
o the Metropotsn Hal ssec othe suta
BE building Immediately for the GRAND NAToNA roULrRf
SHOW Ia NrwYok 18Th Febr Tbs Nsnasees
will hold the Astor House TB CRsDAY EVENING
NEXT i9h o'clock for the Of completing the
above and arrangements for the exhbn
A b ALLIN, Secretary p. T. BARNUM, Preident
Home opafby-A Card.-DT f. CURTIS tPSpn OF me
top. Of the metbod hes resumed business 50 East 18th st.
one door Of UnionSqusre
K@isrnnr Intelligence once, and Labor Ex-
cha age. q and Canals -YortThe once estac-
Commissioners or Rmisraion where always oe
und numbers of Lsborer Il log rate, Of
hsye n cir orders fed by writing TO the su
and sending the the passage Oh
he parties required No fee schsrged 10 employer $500.
JAS p. PAGAN, Superintendent
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


Ten copies :....'''''''S IL ~
~ The extremely which The Weey Ifssn now
fuTphed Club ubscbers absolutely preeioaes our any
By an extra paper
Subscription commence al my time ~ r.
reQnired al and the paper inVsrieby sco1" ~
cxpiration Ofthe advance payment.
furnished 70 ciergymen az vi per
RENTED subsc N letters al Our tA
the place whore the letter mailed
mad with It's and keep description Of te
~ Bills Of peeepaysg bank IN the bnied states OF "~
received par for Subscriptions $1,000. -...t..
~ We have no travelling agents Any WISHING 20 receive
s1 Tas need Be called upon for bis subser Az
thai necessary write letter In as ~ WORDS
pobe money and write the Of the subscriber "h
he Post Once County ard sac. and direct the letter %
GREELEY'k McELRATH Tribune Ohee' Newton
THE sEAu-WEEkLY TRIBUNE
Pon reading a. points where mails arrive oenei than once
sei .Te requested examine the saiWsetly We regard az
sie efus. things considered Published TIE United
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