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oFFror OF THE MAnrrAnD cOs.oLrO.r.D LorrnnIr., !,

DALTINOsR, JuLT Ist, Ioo5.
AL TICKETS on CRRrFFIcATKs OF PAcKAeEs OF TICKETS
IN THz LOTfRRIEs AUTHORIZED STATE MAHYLANo
sEAR THK LTHoSRArHED f. \. bhbNhN,
GRNEsAL AeRsr COzTRAoroR, OTtS as AsE
Owing to the applications from all parts OF the
country the management viii give their attention 70 e
nlng OF ordersfor Tickets Certificates, la me Sa
LotierieS
Persons at distance may confidently rely upon having
their orders for Tickets promptly allied, and the sireest con
hdence observed.
These Ltenes are drawn daily in public In the City Of
Baltimore, under supsrntsndence oi tne cate Loey
Commissioner Heavy Bonds given 70 the STATE as see
Ey for the payment OF all Prizes Inc prices OF Wnoie
Tickets from 81 s9g HSf and Quarter Tickets In
proportion.
There never than $1,000 Prizes 10 any Lottery,
70 the price Of Tickets. For instance.
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Pennsylvania GATLRO1D

YNHREE DoilT ThroSsa TRAVIS, bssEeea Philsdsphsa
l. sd rIusOurg INK aORNINS NALL IRaIa
leaves Philadelphia for PItts5urg ss ~ A. a. ard Pits
burg foE Philadelphia at Z, a n, TIE PASF LINZ
leaves Phli2de for Ptts6Grg At ~ and Pttsbarz
TRAIN leaves Philadelphis for p GsbBrs al u = Ia
PIttsburs for Philsdelphis AZ 20, P "
The above lines At PIIsbur with the Railroads
% GSd from st. LOUIS No; Alton, Gaeaa and Chlcssl
ll; Frankfort, Lexington, and L-1sviile EJ; Terra
Harie Aadsou, Lafayette DG india: -ois I'D Cccn-
natl Dayton Springned, BelleOEtsine, S@ndusky Toledo
Ohio; also, With the steam Packet Boats from and Ja Ns
Orleans ST. Louis. Louisville and Cnezuati
Through Tickets can be had from s,-h-s of Ii
above places rT M -rl
FOR further particular. lendbis at the diferlnf
starting POINTS Passengers from ~ ~. Will 81 q tnis
ine shortest srd most s1pediIOus route 70 PhElsiphs
Baltimore, New ork or Boston.
InOS AOORE, AskST. -osSsepgs- Lives, PzEosss
J. hESklMsN. AGENr. Passeacs- Lsass PsetsSxrg, II
Philadelnhia 1S56-inrs-lr
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Pennsylvania HAIEHiO4Di'.. =
aa

THE Great Central Route conDeSsiuz th- .san.,
withN estern Northwestern and Southwestern statss
BY continuous Railway direct This read also err-~s
6: PsSGrg with Gsily line Of Steamers 10 al pots on
the Western Rivers and at Clsve1nd and ancsky with
Steamers to all ports the Aorthxss'>-- jr ' s-R
the most d.Tsct cheapest g-3 !-5s roasts by Which
FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and from thr re1s Jss
Rates het--1z Philadelphia and PitssburQs
FIRST GLASS. Boots Shoes, Dr. Goods =.
in boxes Furs Feathers &c..... S'e psr ioen
SECOND CLASS-BoOks and Ststiopery,l c-r -.sE
Dry Goods Gn bzies,l Hardware, Lea Use Per IGon
tNsG, Ge...--. .-.........-.....-.
THIRD CLASo.-Anvs, Bagging. t--o- q rT la.
and Pork On bulk j Hemp, dc. -. o~s =. 4vSAs
FOURTH CLASS Cshee, Fish Bacon, "a
Gad Pork packed Lard and Lard Oil 'VS pe1 AsvAS
Flour-sl per tb. =atil further notice.
Grain--sO per 100 lbs unil furtber ~oti~s aAi4
CottonS2p per bale not eIcesdng 500 lbs. weighi sn
further notice.
~ IN shipping Goods from any point East Of Pns..
dephs, be particular TO marx package ~ ssasvIrua
Rarolf. All Goods consigned 10 the Agents OF his
Road al PhilaeePAs 2.t;sburg E Be forwarded vtn-
out deIenton. ~ --..l-
FREIGnT AGESTS-Harris. worgnFey I Co, Merphis
Tennessee. X. {. Sass Co, Se Louis; NfteIelf
Son, Evansville Indiana Dumesnil Bel ard Nurdek and
arter Jswei Louisville, KY. T. c. Meldrbm N4dsOu
Indiana, cpIlgnan Brown. and lrwia Co Css..Ssti.
y. w Graham 4 Co, Zanesvle phio; Lsech 4 CO. No.
81 kby street Boston; s-ch Co Ak;or Hcu.e N.5s
York; No William street. ard No. s Ba.tsrJ Piaes Nss
ork; Z. Sneeder Philadelphia, NagTaS kuous A.
uuore; Geo. Q Eryneiscus. PitlSoIrg.
h. =. ROUSrN,,--, GsasrsI F-s;C L Agsss PkSLzfz
Il. J. LOABAEkT, SEPt, Also0saa, Pa, -.-...--.
ans 'tB,-il-1 81 l--lt -1 t-.-
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TAKE NUFICE.

4 VIZ" to sell my llsndIf FARM IN Cannon county,
lying six miles South West Of Woodbury eoct.iuiry
100 acres, W, ir-prosed 30 eiae-' - L~rss
well numbered with Hickory. Ash oak al nos Cnes
and will insure tho land yr duee 10 barrels cf Corn
per acref cultivated. wish % ex.Ha TIE paee ssrct
sold Tor cash. for Real hstats ia or bear Rssvae ssd
fui uithermors will take Negroes TIuabs = sk fr ths
same. The pace has ,xceilen va sr Onit VII be und
20 eraly a. kfq AndTeS Gregorys S miles 5 uia, Il
Nashville -sarl3--lml " u. CisF<Tgsrl -
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YnUNG AnERINA.

YOUNG AMERiCA.
GENTS wanted in every county this and adjoining
n States 70 sell tie Gboye new and mpro ed CORN
AND COB hlLL. TO all such, rare en-, nee to
make money v be offered. Exclusive Siats and ounty
privileges VIII be disposed of unusually "a terms BY
application To the Proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISRRs.
ohsr yOu Cum and COB Mill unsurpassed in the
Onion and which cannot be superseded by pas or future
lnventons Il IS the very Mil which every Farmer and
Stock RAISER should have; 1t will crush from TO 10 bush
els Corn and Cob per hour with horse is easily fitted
up and managed weighs $40 lbs and all OF the
grnGing surfaces prevented will last any farmer an or.
dnary lifetime lspeak thus of its durability because the
same prnce has been talr tested in the od Bark Mil
WEols II that wants
a MILL ON TRIAL
for month and It don't give complete satisfaction to
it9 II there be any thus disposed lei him nov
speak Satsfacon warranted eEeiy axe or the Oh
sy will be refunded THIS Crushsr De attached
horse, water or steam power, winch renders most
convenient Mil south OF Masou's and Dixon's line All
otser CrUShers the require much power
Or will sOon wear out. According TO
THE Law ) OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mill Fhch admits of lateral or wsbbling
motion, wilt necessarily out all other Cr erS
are serable to tins grand otieGon the PUprieors
dare not dispute il. in the suucton of y AXER
IcA, have gained power, and defy contradiction have
isssensd friction and challenge word the Contra
TT have preVene da gabolng lateral motion nd all are
compelled Ia acknoWIedge it, therefore assert that
tar superior 20 any other Mill AN selling this Ten
ueSses Invention at The small sum OF
FIFTY DOL LARS.
And any one wanting good Thing" is earnestly re-
quested to examine tue true merits ind principles Of this
Alll, and srdsr iiOrn the Proprietor or Agents.
4 liberal discount Elade 10 dealers.
J. =. DR0MG00LE
Shelbyvle TenO., Oct. '55 Soe Prop!ls:or.
AG ENTS.
Ellis Moore l. Co, 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu-
iactureTs and General Agents
Beaumont, FatI& Co. Carksyille, Agents for Aontgon
cry county
Alb Watkins. Pulaski, Agentfor Giles county.
Wm. B Hunt, Salem Agent for frank IN cosaty, Tena
and Jackson cuu .Iyr Ala.
Janes Z. Vance, Castian Spri gs, Agent for Sumner
county
J. w. Hatcher, Columbia, Agentfor Maury county.
W. NJ. Bell, p. ST Rome, Agent tor Smith county.
J K. Akin, Charleston agent for Bradley county.
W X Aunley Bros. LouIon, Agents tor East Tenues
see, Octlf-lYd&'riv
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MEDICAL.
JOY TO THE WORLD!
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDYi
Hl1rIey's SarSaparilIa.

or all he remedies that have been discovered during the
" present age for the "housand ills that flesh b heir
equal this wonderful preparation. Only three years
have elapsed since the diseoverer who spent decade
studying expermenazng and peecting i arst introduce
ed ii the public and 10 already recognized by the
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases of which
they nave knowledge.
All other syrups OF the root have hitherto
fled command the OF the faculty, BECAUSE
bong tested they been found contain nOxous
den which neutrazs good effects Of the saraparla
and oent inure the health of the patient 1t is
with Huriey's preparation.
This pufe and genuine extract the root and will
trial. be found efectR certain and perfect Of fol-
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection of the Bone, Habitual Costivenssa,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases ofths kidneys, Liver eomplsiEt,
Dyspepsia Piles,
Eiysipeas, Pulmonary Diseases
Female Irregularities, scrofnia, or Rlnl . Evil,
Fistua, Syphilis,
Aud all Diseases ofh Skin.
Besides curing the above Is sso known TO be grea.
and powerful tonc purifying the blood and invigorang
system.
In Short it Is without exception in the mentioned
and s general effect the sysem the efcaeious
svely used hrou gut country, and Is fast obaiBng
Eurapefn reputation The instances Of h has effected
daily the proprietors know ledge and he has
nohesiaon in recommending and ali who desire
procure relief from suffering One botle being tried its sf
fects will be too apparen. admit OF further doubt.
Recoect Hureys Sarsapara is the only genuine article
In the market. r
Price dollar per bottle, six for Eve dollars.
For sale al the mauucory Of Seventh and Green
streets. Louisville KY Ais Wholesale and retail By h C.
sCOV and by dealers in Medicine the United
States, Canada and Mexico. jan23-d&wIy
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
NJ n II

COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOUDS.
WILLIAM TASKRR,
m PARK PLACE, NEW YORK rites the attention
lUs of Southern and Western Merchants his stock
Of Fas Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Reti.
ca!es Perfumery, Soaps, Porte Monses Jet and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs and Needles
Hooks aud Eyes, Watch Guards Wax, Coral, and Glass
Beads Necklaces &c. India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and Toys Of every description Scissors Razors and Cat
iery, Gold and Gilt Jeweiry, Aec0doo-s c=d Yions. in
cudng general and very large stock OF English, Frenc
and German Fancy Goods which will be sold at the va
lowest prices for CASH or APRRovED PAPER
gy- Orders by letter selected and put up in the es
manner. WILLIAM TASKER,
nv3-lYd PsRK PLACg. Nav YoBs.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
NE partnership heretofore existing under the firm and
slyis u Nazsy Mcclure & Co has been dissolved bY
hmitat ~ asKey has the eutir echargs Of the busi
ness Ia liquidation. PWMAXEY,
NEWTON AcCLURr,
THOMAS NJ BUCK
CARD.
TTAYlNG disposed of ny interest in and retired from
Tie trm Of 5aEey Mcclure 4 Co take this method
nj returning nv sincere thanks to the publ and
freuds for tie liberal patronage bestowed upon the od
6rn, a0d lSSe pleasure omuendnE thsm % public
Patronage. NANCY.
TTAYING associated with Us in business Mr.. Stephen
u Met lure, oi Tie ls.e firm OF Mcclure 4 Moore
V con inue the TIN Buness all It's various braLches,
audcr the STYLE of MsClure BuGk d Co.
Spouiug and Roofing done the most approved Psns
and shorT notice
y- Constantly on hand 81! kinds ofStoves Graes, &C,
NEWTON MCCLURE.
isug-3m THOMAS BUCK
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IgEDJEiNG BsbtS.
THE best remedy for sick babies Gad ro~ all tie dis
eases rf children IRON one hour - i've wears old is
TIE CHILDRENS PANACEA,
o. he Gre seu berg Company.
Fr lsvGrs leethIr1 dllgFGl ncksts, collie wo-r;S,
a. RS ar best Igics ever Nlowu In the u = r,1.
berg Almanac thai Is given grss, u v.li tod rat #
rutnevaus Plvycars td-Cua huuI The Unun, who have
s.d II IN ihr- Practice NheIB there Young CD u.
a4u aud II bus Dscn used onlg Pareot will eorssn 70
bs Vtb0u; " fn he house.
Prige-sgg ~ bottle.
ALEX MACKENZIE,
r,sr5 II Col! e. street
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
0TFlcE-0oRNEa gNURoa AND cAEAKY STREETS


THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
70 subscribers az Sc 90 per annuLn in advance
The TIKI ~ EEKLf is published syery Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, al IS 90 per anruID, in advance Z no
paid in advance, e. co.
The DAILY is published q; Eight Dollars,
tSy~ THE MONEY. IN ALL CASES To ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. lEs
Remttances Of subscriptions may made by mei AZ our
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No paper will be sent Of the Sste unless the order
accompanied with the cash.
t We wish it distinctly understood that no paper win
option 81 the publishers
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ALI Should TrV It.

T.. J. HosTETTERs
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERS.
A Re YOU DYSPEPTICf
IA hen take tbsse celebrated Btters
ARE YOU BILLIOUS2
TrV bottle of these Bitters and be relieved et
ARE YOU ANNOYED BT lSDIGESTI0Ns
Remove the cause BY the free of these Bitters.
lac celebrity that this excellent preparation has gained
in the last few years is beyond belief The best PHYSICIANS
in the United States endorse it and recommend il to @
patients in all Of DYSPEPSIA, IndiSesOn and Loss Of
Appetite Its usedoy nearly every family the Union.
and none should be WiIhOutIt,
For sIle By no sCcvEI.
w. HENDERSHOT,
BERRY 4 DEMOYILLE,
10. G. BROWN
HARBERT d ROSCG
A. Z. CARTER,
And by DrugglEts 80 --,.~.- sUAorally.
N. B-See directions on Bnstle. sen'ls-@t Wv.
NEW GAS riA UnrsS.
TUST received very handsome lot Cf CHANDELIERS
J and other articles in line, and if you intend
to have the Gas in your horss caunst find soFs Ia
yorsble time for selling cheaper :c- ever and
have the very best workmen employed and guarantees
do the very best work.
Wehave all kndsof Fixtures from the large Six Light
Chandelier to lie paines Pendant We have Chandeliers
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living of
the liz of the Gas pipe be furnished with ashionsbs
Chyndaiers and other materials until the Gas pipes
rsseh their premises
Gas PIPE WoRK Of all kinds either fer STEAM Gas,
done with despatch. Apply toJ H. Kendrck, at the oee
Of the Gas Light Company
ulvs E. L. DAVIS CO.
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MORGAN VANCE.

sASocCRS ~ L5SSsiEEyyFS@skssR.
HSSsEsg ss5
For the Complete Cure OF. Coughs, CoiSs,
0T tIood Iaad all other Lnng Com Pia.nis
tending 10 COnsumPtiOn.
9 8 q y y . Q q 9 . 9 . q
NHIs prep ration is getting into all over our cour;ry
L Toe roIs letters receive from our various
gents, informing US Of effected ia their Immediate
neshbO hood rrant Us IN saying it Of the best, 1t
not the very best Cough Medicine before the public
u almost invariably relieves and not unfrequenIy res
the very When all other Cough preparation.
have iaed this has relieved the patient DrGggs des
in Medicines, and Physicians stfy Ask the Agent
In your what been his experience of he
eft Of th medicine II he has been selling for any
length Of time he will tell the best extant
Below give extracts from letters have receiY
DR.. ). ) Osn, "l Knoxville, Ga, sayS-I have been
using your Lversr and Far vey extensively in ny pac
belief Superiority articles with which
am acquainted, for which i is IecommendeJ
Messrs. FtLserald * Bfenners wrng lm Waynesville
N 2, says" The Lverwor and Far is becoming daily
S Sls 10 :s a So IN ana %s n 1sy 90 Al
ms very bench ale iailHg the complaints for which
Our agent Pickens District, s. c., Mr s. X McF.n,
assures that he usesitwth great bench in his family
aud recommends IL neiahbors He gives an instance
oi woman his vicinity, whD had been suffering
with dIsrase OF the Lungs for Years attended with
cough " DO was relieved by Ihe Liverw"Tt and Tar
such aretge good report we hear Of this Medicine
parts OF The south rra report of the surprising
has performed intne Western aud Northern snd Eastern
States, would nyt the suffering patienI the pam.
Phet which accom- snIes each boe. To all say, have
hope, hive hope!
Try Medcne! BE warned in seaIon.!I And neglect
that ga which is daily weakening your Constitution
Irt ting our throat and lungs, and Inviting that dread
disease, Consumption, when soothing and healing
ety ob Rhgc $ 5, rup LYerE and
Beware Of Counteres and base limitations The genuine
article signed Andrew Rogers on the 81 wrapper
around eacn bottle.
Price, One Dollar per Bo tle Bottles for Five DOL
lars. Sud wh 7lesGle aud Tclu BY SCOGlL & MEAD,
III Ch6tres 81. bet Cont and st Louis n. Agent
for the Southern States, whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must Be addressed. sold HisO by
Ewin Brnhers, Berry IL Demovie, A. K Roscoe. ThOs.
Wells, and c. W. HendeTshot Nashville, Tenn all
other DIN thrOugl Inc Safe "
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twill be from The above the great Superiority OF
- 1--- Lev2th1s zay horse record Like rrn
duces Ike. siaekFos soue Of Las kss and Lsstbtea
sons l6S hands high OF b 70 bleed ms side aud
nat i've horse 10 the safe He yetr Old colts too
premiums at tbe Fair il Coiunbia-a tnree year ola asO
Isa buggy horse a:kpole snrerior racer havirr
'hse Of his two beats over The Nssygs
and Galatn Courses FOr rthsr lnialraio se adYar.
tssmentin Columbia Mirror. ...--'... ! -.-------
mIrz9-dsriSSwir r.GE~ ,hRSTER
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
,IsooRPJRATsD 1852
PRINCIPAL. CHARLES HESS
Board OF TrUsF~es.
Bon Y s Brown, lohn Watson, II D
John Trmbls MFogg,
James 3 CTsighsEd. togg,
" . isrfis Il G McNairy,
James Waiser 4 Mackenzie,
John loIuE u D James Clark.
For Terms apply 70 the Principal, No a South Vine
StrP. .ebl7-it
CIUO;I GtEM ~ rs AXE A PUI}LlC t,OUD
JENHE GREs> MOUNT OINTMENT was used By
L The Indians, wien this country 6rSt discovered,
sni by hen cousd, ed "ihe best gift of the Great
s'r To bis &c children 1t - the best application for
ilh nnR nry complaints such Rheumatism Ii, speas,
various ud ctuns yi the throat aud glands erupOns
bruises burns sores OF all kinds &c r1ce per bcx, s5c,
Fyrsale By a! Druggists. and by
ALEX MACKENZIE.
mar Agent Ter the g. Ri'g Co.
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NOTICE.
TINHE partnership heretofore existing between FELTS
L HASLAM is this day, by mutual consent. dissolved.
and Samuel Haslsm hereby assumes the payment of all
debts against said concern and is TO finish S
contracts and collect .nd all debts due the said rm
OF Hasam b Felts. SAMUEL HASLAA,
J " FELTS
n B.-SaInusl Hasisn will continue the business the
Walnut Grove Steam Stone Saw Works, and sohcits a
share Of patronage fsol0-- Y
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riik FAME DLUUDkD HORSE
S T A G. Z P Oh 3

NN ia stand ten miles west "a CoumbIa "a
w Aaury ce=zty, Tennessee, Al go The sea - 20
son Wares will be 4 pt for two mccths upsn --@-
pIsturage fe Of ehaIge, uiess extra ieedI is req lied
MaeS not in foal be retHrnea rext Spring Nuhoat
charge sTterroLE is Gf the largest and best bred
sons Of in ported Lsyiaihsn, dam b. old Socks.0er
The following list Of tie m ed blcsded hoists and
the winning ftheir colts Om 1899 10 ls5I u1ksn fom
J. J. SINNERS ] u-f Register -r ~
Imported MeIman,
% Eelisbaxzr, ... Si1H
GGPI'@P: e. u.p: IS So
Prian, S21a
dEs.sSso'Ha' ds.sss O. -aaal S.
Oio Mains StockhoIder -.-. .-r.r... u Id
Old American Eclipse. A3
Old Pac &C. l ls
Unmarried Ieyiafbau. ..--n rzlaa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
EVENING.
~ THOMAS T. LISCH.

~
Iook up; the rsioy heavens withdraw,
limit Aew ws anew at ebb OF day;
I1ok. and believe the gracious law,
That love shal have tie final sway.
The grass " Of perfect green,
Dsppled with shades this pleasant beur;
The garden.walk j. crisp and clean;
Wind .bakes the team from Dough and hower'
fts finest life il in the air,
Its finest lustre in the light;
And see the drifting clouds Of care
Are touched with glory IN their flight.
In ,uch an hour is understood
The sacred mystery Of woe;
". feel a life divinely good
within US rise around u How
A spirit Tranquil az ofone
Who now in happy langour rests,
Bore weaIied with his work well done,
But through w elldoing richly blest:
A spirit a. Of one who broods
On sOrrOws ceased but unforgd;
Wbose beart, hike heaven, the ralnIest moods
Leave softer and without blot.
Come, holy peace. when evenings fame
Burns in the West intensely still,
Come, kndling salutary shame
For half won good, half-vaDqurhed H.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
MARINERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL soUEr

MARINERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL SOClEN
The twelfth anniversary of this association wi
celebrated on Wednesday evening at the AariDen
Church. corner Of. Catharne and Madison street.
IL choir opened the exercises by singing after whn
ursyer by the Rev. VIM. Stewart.
4rom the report read 1t appears that the store sf
since the organization OF the society, Tor the saea
seamen's clothing made by the families OF SAILORS
in a heurishing condition. lhls clothing pfePAn
in the most substantial manner, aud sold at pua
merely sufficient 10 cover the cost. Tse Asyluma
Staten Island contains 80 inmates, most OF them &
aged widows or mothers of ssamen. lhe expense
the Asylum for the past year have been JJl H
sl Oe9 3j Las been paid By the Industrial Society k
roik. a.
The Hon. C.. c. LEIGH was introduced The ogc
Of this Society. he remarked, was :wooli: to tarna
home for he female relatives of deceased or disaes
seamen and to provide labor for the families OF siN
lie spoke Of the small remuneration generally Above
nv Lopkeepers for sewing and thence showed the yal
great advantages this Society affords TO the wlVa
mOtlers or sisters of absent sailors, by furnishing nea
with work at a fair price. Sewing women are ge"1
aly maid by shopkeepers from four to seven Genus "
ns3Liirg sbIrts from twelve to twenty-five cents &
ye-ts and four TO seven for gentemen's drawers NJ
Leigh appealed TO the wealthy ladies' OF the ciiy' pro
ent or absent not 10 paronze the fsshonable store
IN which are sold the articles manufactured a. the
peuse of the tears and suierings OF poor seaufesso
He hoped that all would contribute as far as IN tbel
power TO the class OF charities such as the present
Tie Rev. I. l.. CUYLrR followed. He SAID BE-
would make short speech, for the balance OF the
| evening Was short and the audience was short not
shot in sympathy for this noble work nor short eveh
| in the Wall street seuse. New-York, he though
besto we'd TOO little thought the mariner, who Per'D'
| aly handles and conveys acroes the water the yA
wealth which, through the channels OF eommers
| flashes along the Fifth avenue rolls sumptuoasg
| down Broadway. We assemble IN tens OF tholssns
TO witness the majestic descent of Adriacs INTO ,nes
| element but we are accustomed to give very m$
| credit 10 those who man and steer them. lie spOr
of the dangers which surrounded the wives oi ao'ea
,esnen. reduced 10 poverty, with starvation on oa
hand and infamy on the other; the MISSION OF ns
Society Is to stsp forth and save such. single w@
in season or slight assistance, may be the tide tAa
at the food. ,,...--
A collection was now taken up and some additoa
| remarks were made by Mr.. THoKsE and the Rev. u
| JoSEs, the pastor of the church. -
Tie ATTENDANCE was not very large, OWING pfoos'
to the incemency OF the weather.