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state of bounded by public road the four sides
II 10 handsomely located in the town Of Greenwich, Conn
ride from Greenwich depot and i've minutes
walk from Cob depot and hour ride fo the city The
house was built modern style for and under the supervision OF
The oy1er large barn and other outbudings all rood
water and variety of fruit Also another LOT with DOCK
and new HOUSE cos COB Landing of the best places
there New York carry any mechanical bust
pes or for There three market boats running
resuerlv NewYok week For further Information III
,-iTs on the .ub.criher ON III, premises WIN WHITE.
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II WtNI IIOUcE IHIugv
Flushing dwelling house In the allan style built
ushy 1854 the owners and furnished with every
convenience of furnace Bathroom water closet sun-
dry &c. II contains drawing library, dininsroon,
.eepI grocs and kitchen above ground Each sleep
furnished with two venhlains gsies opening into
shaft com with the kitchen chimney Tbs grounds
ornameu;ed with decsuous and evergreen trees and shrubs and
York CITY IL sces By railroad less than hour It's eel,
rsed schools gardens hesthnes and the beauty Of
Ia surroundings reader this horse very desirable for any one
who wishes Q pleasant, country residence. Apply 70
J. b. PARSONS, No. 3 Wal ST. bsserneo-
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NHARLES NJ. DUP " Co.

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ru,.,s n, NtoaIe.,..v AMP SoUrs wsrrk-sTs.
CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
The updersirned Will transact ge erh he&i -,
I, m LIMOS IOWA. and adjoining states fafte"H avon
H., si,en 70 the Purchsse and sale OF o,xx, oro
FARMS UNfHPROvED LANDS and TOWN LV osa
P.fensive local connection, and other fsees are orne
.,r,n. go Of snv house tor loestins whsh
.r-ips lands furnishing maps and descriptions pay ne
taxes, &c. .,,-..,,h. r.., xflI 6na
,h. Aserry good chenLel bring their snos mt m.rNe
Proterty offered sale Will for $40 al sum De eheeoa
On, C,alosue ard circulated GRATIS throughout the county
c.yfTtlsrs viii nd favorable opportunities os iavesnns
RAPIDLY in PROVING Western property.
ioe ''" Vi CHARLES ~ nUPUY,
,ra .,.,, If tie nlinoIs Central Railroad Co.
DAVID :. OGDEN.
Late Of New York
H., OGDEN Of the above Arm. be found 81 No i''
WslI.., New. York until March Is lass
EARM LANDS for SALE--The lLLiNOts
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COsiPANf " no" p''P~'a
vel ''~ TWO MILLION OF ACRES
FAR MIN Or l. A ID 81
Ia TEAcTs FosTr AcREs AND UPWARD,
On
LONG CREDITS
And
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11aris advertisements.

DARIS.-BOARD and RESIDENCE In tn'
MOI fashionable mart of the Capital ia private fanilI
Arpy 10 Mrs WAIT No 50 Faubourg 81. Honore EnsliA
ard french spoken Best references given
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TYHE ADVERTISER takes four small CHI :.
DREH his family. and makes it hs Whole o as
educate them home with his Terms OLD ~ =
sx,Ta ehares during vaeations Inquiries from snl
$ q place child with KIND PAreh,. 70 We .;srs
n der hsp;y boss Ll.ences sid moral sad peys'es II
iudeiou.Iy adapted % the iodivtdu VIII Be iorS1oca"
dressoi Box No. So Eos; Once. Hartford Coaa
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DOARDIN G.-Furnished or unfinished
ID ROOMS with BOARD for families OF single Gentlemen,
No. 96 Fest hsi Hot and cold water and all the modern
in Jrovements.
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DETCRN Ny BOOKS Nine years ago l
N can. to New Yors possessed Of vsuAbie Llf1f
,oted Of Home sud Abroad VITA crest care hlu ~ 80
snsa "a o,,b among which are works now need surh as
R6usrdss is'or, Of West Indies Dwisss Iaeolosy
RsibarS Eev.York Negro Plot. &c Those VINO Ds'c my
looks III please return them at once. r pvsrrvcroy
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Pleasant

1WUNTK1 KESIDENCE TOT NALE-tItasaut-
~ y situated within quarter mile of the Village Of SIAM
ford c. and three quarters mile from the Railroad Depot
Of the entire village AID Long lslaod
Sound place consists large Dwelling House, flushed
with all the modern such hot and cold
water wshtrsys bath &c. with barn carriage house chick
en- house garden orchard and between four and five
ground given immediately If required aud part OF
the purchase be left bond and MORTGAGE Apply
10 LUSH MOON, No 20 4h-ay of Sdst-, where
pers may BE- seen Of PLAYFORD, on the preulises
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~ HOUSE, No 10 Charter House square, AldersSae s.,
London mputee' walk from the General PostOhice
M- JAMrS COCKER respectfully invites Gentlemen aud
Families visiting Loi don to this central and pleasantly
hch fitted with attention to the comfort OF
visitors The situation Is particularly and healthy, with
good lofty and clean wesred Beds Private Rooms Il
required Terms Is Sd day for Bed Breakfast Tea and
attendance
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6cnses TO Get.

A FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE 10 LIT
ar,essahtiy situz,ed a. Bath, J.. l.. sbcat hall sie
pan house on Graycsend Bay 1t has Gsrlen, St,A-s
house The pre- misses command Il 70 vie the
I nanuion and tie NsrIows. The facilities for hs,h.
. & ueoHs se excellent APpiy At No ie Micdolss.s'.
4 OUTAGE HOUSE 20 LET-At Bedford.
btyekyh corner hertimeE-st and Nostgardav. oorain-
we te seven Betrtoms with Closets bel % each
lhie se ao NJ eeNtn Lots which Csarehlrse and
Ssne cooooIse ec.des fIui, and frees
May. Artay 10 49, -
JOHN IAIDLAW: No: i75 Froat-st. New.Yort OF
RoBERTB LEFfERrS, Fuon.Ay' neay nrr1',s-.
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i i Conn.-The SUMNER TERM will commence April H.
Scholars will BE- admitted at any time but It 10 desirable that
they should be present at the commencement OF ths term
Terms per year including Board Washing aud Tuition in
the English Branches payable quarterly In advance Muse
Drawing Painting and the Languages extra Aso Class
ten scholsr will be formed fitting for teachers. who
will be allowed assist in part payment If desirable ro far
Their information call address the Principal, NJ
STONE, between ard O'Clock u Earies Hotel, Park
three days oply
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TNHE Undersigned offer for SALE, on reason
Il able terms several PLOTS VI GROUND. beautifully
stDstei Eysbetbovn sId Eksbethrort. 90 The Central
Raroa u jersey The shove plots admirably stu
stsd for Immediate ard adapted fr mAnusetur
ifg pusro~es Per terms, &c sppsy 20
BAKER WEEKS. Aucttoneers, no. rinesI
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90 n)bom il man Concern.

A DVERTISEMENTS for the best newspapers
IA Of both city and copnt daily received the oaAsh
er's lowest r.iesstv. b. PAiAERS ADVERTISING AGEN
Cl, Tribune Buildings where the prces file
for examination. and ell needfu information given
CAUTiON.-The public are hereby cautioned
~ against buying negotiating the following MORTGAGE
BONDS of the BUFFALO AND NEW YORK CITS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY supposed 10 Do on board the Pacific
tom Liverpool their 100 men, has been stopyed aPpuca
tion made for their enewa
No IL $0o Buffalo and New orf City Railroad per cent
NJ 10 ttpoo Mortgage Bonds, 1885, from Attics 10
Nc. ~ ocei bonneville, with interest Coupons
No ls9, - 90 July I. 1876, to July l. 1855
RUSCH, ESTHER d BUSCH
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~ CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y.-Next Session wai com
pence May l. 1856 This Institution Is too we'll known to 70
ouire an Of superior evaut Refer
mode the following gentlemen who are now patrons
OF the SCHOOL: The Hon. Josiah Sutheran' ID te nef,
esq New.Yorb City; Major VIM A. Thornton, u $. West
Troy, n Y; Dr.. Oliver Penn Yam n X A. Hlls esq.
Browder, esq Nstchez Miss H. R. Taylor esq. ApalAchi
cola Fla C. o. Fennsr ESQ., San Er.ne,sco California A.
dress either y u uALEL LINE OF PriacipaA
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TOR a situation for TEACHER, zee an adver'
I t.et ept under the hesd Houses 10 Let.

DAN AGENCY WANTED whoever has
H Money they wish To- ned time pedectiy occurred a.
seven Ce without trouble expeGse Of sealcbers or rs.
srd desirss full particulars will address WIN w. ALLh,
Cerk Aegsby County Kes YORK Reference any P'f'n
4, i.f
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~ SALE. at Wilamsviis between Bloomfield and O;anSe
near the Bloomfield Railroad The property consists OF
good Frame BUILDING eonairn IL rooms with 2ssfs s
Of LAND ali the nsu buildings The garden
vel, ocked with choice fruees shrusoery aid ho~ers
The location is healthy commands delightful yiews, and
within peesau. drive Of the HsSe Mountain The House and
Garden containing will be sold FOR 1850 or tho
uhe 20 .c.es for CO. portion remain mortgage
Al plY az No. S5i Bleeeker 81. New OK
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~ life have nearly out diseOvered, his
the East Indies certain cure fo' Consumption tros
,i onsbs Colds and General Debility Wishing TO 90 a.
cb 90. az tsbie he will send 10 such Of his afflicted TEL
ov be ss % request this invaluable recipe with i sua
% ai,ee oss Tor king and successfully ung Il uo
. o one will address him from motives OF more cuioAy
as bs labor vrt replies sest and Increasing ne re-
[ ,cb aelicant 10 iDclose him shilling three cents 70
- AZ postage the recipe and the REMAINDER 70 Dc
atflied to the payment OF this advertisement
Addrtss Dr. H. JAMES, Jersey CITY Post ohce'N -
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DROCHELLE.-ThisS Seminary, established fur years since.
for limited buuber Of lads under Y will conmeIcs ,
ninth session the path inst IL be reached
ia one hour from the city of NswYor via NewHavea Raj
osd located fourth offs mile south Of the Depot Grey
Inonst Brooklyn The Principal will be either place on the
18th and 18th INST. X LOCkWOOD, PRINCIPAL
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ID X. DEYo's
Il eCIrY ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. Apfle,oUs BuiIaiEs No 3iS BROADWAY.

MIN, JAMES MURK1-WhO 10 supposed to re-
Nl AIDE y g s. miles OF Uiea, Newly will obtain
ssns VALUABLE INFORMATION from Ensand BY calling
az Nc. lie John-st. City Of New.Yofs
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~ Yonkers mile from BronKvie 81 alton, eighteen miles
NevYot nineteen under the highest state OF cu
tiyan amply with superior fu ornamental and
shade gspe vines &C. The Improvements CONSIST OF
new twosory Cottage with add on Conservatory and
Kitchen together with Barn House Cow House Ac
the Gae1s and Lawns laid oa aud water from
prin introduced into the House add Barn, and would
supply the for fountain Must be TO be appreciated,
and will be sold at sacrifice.
mo 1899 A. J. BLEECKER Co, No. Brosd-st.
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DOND-STREET.-Alar well furnished BED


- DESIRABLE LOCALlTY-The many orders now regis
tered coming season. induce suggest to all parie
wishing GENTEEL PERMANENT B0ARDERS the eHpedl
Grey Of nmt date application N B-Chree ioT the b nd
ers actually obtained, monthly dues. g. H. SMITH Co
AIpeions Building No $40 Broadway, Boarding Exchange
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I'D for SALE or EXCHANGE for city propery situated on
the bank Of Cayugs Lake, miles from ithaca All
kinds Of Fruit Trees on the place Dwelling 9u'badnss and
tieular ineue In the Psper Store No SCI rand where
plan Of place be seen; Of THOMAS JONES, on the
preuseA
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Situated on Plym

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Situated on Plym
ouh HUI Drtehess County, overlooking Dover Plains eon
tanning acres of Land beautifully laid and having there
handsome Dwelling house, Barns and Oathoaes nearly
the premises about oc0 Apple 500 Pear and fo
other the choicest kinds Beauty Of location snf
facility Of unsurpassed For further particulars
of II II. BARR0Wk SON. No ieitront 81, N v, or LAW
RENCE NARROW. Of HaIt,s Y llage. Du.chess Co
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NUF SUBSCRIBER having been duly appointed

and Solicitor of Patents No ISL Nssssus New feff &C.
ss. In perfecti1e seourics and advertising Inventions
1T OAnREWARD.-Th stOre OF the Sub
8 ,UVDU sciiber. 10 Atlantic st., was entered BY
srs,rs last evening and ROBBED Of Black and Ooofe1
an. sI Uspdk eTeiefs and Sds~s estnsted a. about
The above Reward wild be paid for the recovery oil the
Gods or in the proportion for part OF them
psndttI.n All ie5S WALTER LOCKWOOD.
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IN BOY5-The Trustee Of Kinderhook Academy have ths
satisfaction to announce that the Term will OPEN on
Nay under the auspices Off late PRINCIPAL Nj ALEX
AhDER WATSON, A. 81. whose distinsui ability ard
Teacher they regard guaranty for thoroasn
Boaiders Ina the Principals family Oil enjoy Pecu
mar ADVANTAGES Terms go Circulars at APPLE
TONS No. $40 Broadway; OF the Principal No Clinon",
Brooklyn; or the undersigned. w. h. TOBEf, Prest
d. VAN setback, Secretary
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DOARDING.-Ge Gentlemen with their Wives may
ID obtain pleasant and desirable ROOMS with BedrOo
ard Parry attached pleasant location Apply at No 1871
EOst Broadway
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4 QUIET COUNTRY HOME.-For SALE, q

N Cottsge HOUSE Land situated in South
Orupse jersey about minutes walk from the eta
ton Inquire Of Mr. HATCH, No 40 Fulton ST. Sc ;ond hoor
New.York
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Chances for Bnsiness Men.

A RARE opportunity is offered to purchase at
n sros cfce for Cash EXCHANGED fr Dry aoSd, Jew
slry ar Merchandise generally, IL SPLENDID OIL PAiSTiSGS
ysoos sobiets by the frs, Europe Can be seeufcn
10 m 10 m at No SO Fulton-st second foor front
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DURAL RESIDENCE to LEI, fJRNlSliED'
III 10 Hartford Gonna hrst-csss House, thoroughly nr
ished and in complete order The place contains h an acre
Of land closely planted and ornamental
the host small frui's kitchen len &c The
house and throughout and furnace OF ae
he kind minutes walk from the Post Office In pleas
ont and retired peighborhood With the house will be let
Barn, CaIriase and pair OF Horses. -
' CHAtNCEY BARNARD. No. 9s Broadway
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ITO LET in BROOKLYN-Tbe fail size brick
Il HOUSE No - Tcmpkin-rlSce between Harrison aud
essN.is will be put compile order Tor good tenant
Alec the two story and b-ick HOUS No WYckOz
a. ootper ofCouT 81 Ne. ~ 9Th
bc'pfs 10 s. - OF sitCr O.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
RELIEF FOR TIE CAPE DE vERDES.

RELIEF FOR TIE CAPE DE yERDES.
Tie Portuguese Of NewYork met yesterday, at the
Office OF their Consul in Front street. to devise means
for eordng relief to the starving inhabitants of the
Cape de Verde IslaI DE-. Mr.. c. III. S. DE LA
FIGAsIERE was called to the chair, and Mr.. j. s. NJ
FERREIRA was appointed Secretary. Mr.. de la Figa
mere, on taking the chair said:
GESTLENEs: 1t being notorious that the destitution
which prevails at the Cape de Verde Islands
affects hundreds if not thousands of cOuI trymen
come, as q Portuguese subject, throwing aside my
official position, to invoke the aid Of all Portuguese
present behalf those unfortunate inhabitants
Though the number OF our cOuntrylnen in the United
States and especially in this city, are limited, be-
eve, notwithstanding that We, united together, can
DO much in favor Of those destitute people, and thus
we will pay, though far from our country tribute to
our nationality and manifest the most noble sentiment
of the heart. propose, therefore, gentlemen, that
subscription be taken in favor of the inhabitants of the
Cape de Verde Islands; and a. il has to be epOnta-
neOus, | rely for the good result Of my proposal
upon the welLknown generosity of the Portu-
composed of five members, be appointed
10 carry into effect the objects of this meeting and
that the results of efforts and good will may be
Transmitted to our Government. l conclude, gentle
men, by assuring you that, independent of my small
Individual contribution, am authorized by the part.
ners of the commercial house of which aIn member
TO offer, free of freight any other charge vessel
to convey TO those Islands the proceeds of our sub
scilpllon, ana OF any other that may be obtained,
arising from the proverbal generosity Of the American
people. Allow me- gentlemen, to thank you before
hand az the representative of the Portuguese Govern
meIt, in the name of those unfortunate Islanders for
the generous assistance of my friends and countrymen
now present shall address TIE Vice .Consuls in the
other States, in order that they may obtain similar
subscriptions; tie result of which | will transmit to
the Committee you may appoint.
he following CoEm ittee was then appointed: C. II.
= DE Ia Fganiere W. B. c. Beis, j. s. N. Ferreira,
DE GOuyea Leal. +. p De Almeda
Among the rery fer Portuguese present, the sun of
e. ls5 was umediateY snhscrihci.
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$1,000 children yet remain uDcared for. This melan-
choy fact Is full Of significance TO the philanthrop5t
and patriot. II IL strange that men who are loud
mouthed in praise OF Reform should overlook this
most essential ard most economical of reforms The
report closed with obituaries of Messrs Purser AMI
McKeen, both Of whom have been Vice Presidents of
the Union.
After drge by the band,
The Rev. Dr. DowLING was introduced. He first
spoke of the beauty and harmony of the sec,s assem-
bed, as they were on common platform to promote
one common object. From this he proceeded to en-.
large upon the paramount importance of cultivating
the moral nature. Jeremy Taylor the old Puritan d.
vine had said To lady to take OF her souls moral
nature Satan would do it for her. The seeds of sin
already existed in the soul as those of weeds did in the
soil and they only waited Tor an opportunity to be
developed. There was denominat among them
who Opposers of missions and the Sabbath school
cause and they called them Hard.Shell Baptists.
Their statistics diminished, however, very rapidly
" hat should they do FOX employment for their MEM
bers, if not from the Sabbath schools Whence did
their new converts come Nine te1ths of the
whole came from the sabbath Schools. In a
church in Philadelphia, where he had the
privilege last Winter OF being instrumental in the
version Of forywo, thIrty.nine Were connected with
the Sabbathschoo. The Sabbath-school was nursery
of sanctifed talent There was great deal of dia.
nond in the rough there. Just the scu ptOrs said
when thew saw a block Of marble-that the Venus lie
there was sumberng in the Sabbath schools amount
of talent from which was to be drawn the Harlan
Pages and the Arson G.. Phelps and the beloved Nc
Keens of the future. For these reasons, he SAID Tod
speed the cause. He was told that the number OF
scholars throughout the Uni5n was 100000 and the
number of teachers 20o coo. Suppose that they were
paid the paltry pittance of half dollar day and II
would be found that the teachers were giving labor TO
the amount of five millions Of dollars year Appau.el
The report was accepted, and after music from the
hand the Rev DIR. SUNDERLAND was introduced as
representative of the parent Society He said that the
Sabbath school Agency was missionary agency, II
i1asmuch A. if the children of generation were con-
vered. the whole world would be converted, 1t ought
to be sustained The saving of the children was the
vital unity of the Church OF Christ. Thls system LAID
hold Of one of the sublimest laws of the universe
For oil things had their beginning in childhood. Aud
nhy was il not wisdom to direct their energies mainly
to this DR.. Sunderland concluded by stirring APP
peal for funds.
The doxology was sung, the benediction pronounced
and the audience retired leaving the members OF the
Union to transact their annual business.
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UISTOkICAL SOCIETY.

Angular meeting Of the Society was held last even.
inc e, the University, the President LUrntn BRADIsH,
co, il the chair. 1t was stated that Lieut. Strain,
who lad been announced to read psper or the sub
jet CT al nere canal IN Genital America. was
700 vel 70 attend and that lie would probably read
tie paper az ,Ome future time.
he PRESIDENT presented 10 tie Society, on behalf
OF Ger. W. ii. SUMNER Of Boston, several old and
cuFou. documents having reference TO the early his
tory Of these United States,
Y. >. CLlSToS, esq, son az De Witt Cliaton, do.
nafedto the Societys archives through FREDERICK De
fLYsIER, two original letters from Gen. Was aington,
ole addressed 70 Gen. Clinton o. tie day succeeding the
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INAUGURATION OF DIR. HITCHCOCK.

At the Church of Dr. Adams, in Madison square
last evening, the Rev. DIR. HIrcHcocK was formally
insugurated IS the Washburn Professor of Eccle'a'
teal History in the Union Theological Seminary
The Church was crowded, and the ceremony was uuu-
sually impressive After the offering of prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. STEARSs, and appropnate hymn ny inc ne
the BOARD of Directors announced that the Rev Dr:
HIrcHcocK had been chosen to fill the important
Chair of the Historical Professorshp by their pnanl
nous voice. The candidate then standing up, the OBJ
LEGATION was administered by Mr. BUTLER after which
charge to the newlychosen teacher upon the import
art nature of his future duties was delivered by the
Rev. Mr. PREyTIss of the Mercer street Church. Inc
exercises concluded with elaborate and appropriate
address TO the congregation by the Rev. Dr. HITCH
COCK himself.
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.,non,ced second and SINH

<,;,roan announced seccnd ana sni''
Of which ne 10 same place this evening.
lar meet,ne f,,m the audience MI no" ~ ho.
genfeman an,ings Of the American Anti slavery
ned vano" calling it "the only hvlng Antf-siaVery
,.Soc;ety in the country ,., A.. .hors
ssSnr This Mr. TAPPAN rose, ana stated ina, tnele
fo1o,Icr and real Anti Slavery Society Iwmesn
,;son's seeking not abolition but dissolution OF !np
IInion. is not namely, the Abolition Society," OF
he notified permanent meeting IN Beekman ST. IT, N
Mr.. CuAs l.. REMoND OF Mas>Gcha-etts 10,
aef,nd Mr. Garrison from Mr.. IGppan ,. S;sso-
He avowed himself in favor of the INN ,s Garrison
lution of the Union but asserted that s,orv. that
and bis party do seek the aboi'i9h o. 90 toge
these two obiecto must by Logical nSs;,ona abolition
.her and that the immediate un uni Inject worthy OF
Of Slavery is the only pohticai o'''
seeking. - called upon Mr.: w;
MI. ,APrAs ..d, Mr.. Rsmond CI!s OF NJ Tan.
Gooceh 10 sns ~ Rowland tried TO sPtaS; :. Cbarf ~
uoouch ;ilng Cries OF - -. and some
pan was -, ND With good many sno o.;n
ooo'sst Rowland was induces ~ ~ oon,nent Mr.
hisses, MI proceeded with MS aIsIoS, Loudly
~ MI .tiIl tired 10 interrupt. tp" Jie relnc.
HOWL into Lis ear, Take your nao,s from the
paru scouesced, after repeated spPeas1 ,ho, M
AMY and he audience. MI G0ode Staten ti'1
ssops object is this The dissolution % Tue S.
re ,hs secession Of the North, that slavery n.gn'
,fe,sby be indirectly extinSusLed. he hsue slae,
n, with mapy historical references, in support OF
he active and practical Anll-Savery eho'S VI INC
TIC discussion was continued at considerable length
and with some sharpness by Messrs. Rowland, zap
nan and Soodell until adjournment.