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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
@ sEa 80 a.
RATEN REDTCEn.

EROM the 18th Instant 70 th 1st o. June the ra,ssO,
Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville win
FIRST CLASS.
Books and a'i0nsrv, Boots shoes and Hats, Bottled L.
Camphine and Spirits Turpentine in casks and barrels:
China 6sss and Glass Ware Cigar. in cases. Clocks.
Confectionery, cutlery in boxes and cases. Dry Goods In
Drurs fruit Trees and shrab-ry Furs, Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, Eat owners
oysters and jars saddsry, Tin Ware, Tea. and
SECONn CLASS.
Hardware, Except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
chinery.
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes cordEe Tobacco IN
boxes Carriage SPRINGS and ASle Leather in rolls and box
es Oils in barrels casks Crockery and Queensware In
crates and casks Rice, Zinc. Whiting Plaster Of Paris Ac
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture. Plane Fortes, Carriage bOxedP and
viii BE- taken 81 actual weight but charged ID abe Isl class
All articles not enumerated to be charged at rate. q an
From ist June to LIST Of December they win be changed
a. follows.
a S' Cass as above per 100 Is
Special rates ................ 40
Merchants shipping nom the Eastern cities win and this
the cheapest, vel the most expeditions Fregha
from New York ant Philadelphia to Charleston and Sayan-
h. ranges from 70 70 cents per cubic loot, according
class and character OF vessels.
the Railroad Companies at Charleston and savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of Mer
ehandse II viii be necessary 10 eonsgn Commission Mer-
chants at those points.
shippers may rely upoL strict adherence TO the above
rates II. l. ANDERSON, Sup't
iaDii-H N. c. X. r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled the above rates unless each and
every package has the % the Depot Of delivery and
the initials N c. r. X. plainly marked upon Il.
HLA
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
r .Hs SAVANNAH.
IN aud stsr this date the Articles enumerated below
" will be through Charleston and savannah at TIE
pi Ices AFFIXED TO each article:
Tobacco, hhds., 100 bs.... ................. soc
Pork in bbls. y 100 rs ...........e 90
Bagging aud Rope 100 bs..................... 90
II. I ANDERSON, Supt
iyT-H n. @. Railroad.
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Female Complaints.

HIVE Just received Tor gratuitous distnoHAth, pam
Il phiet en- tied
A Brief Examination of the Pathology Of Uterine
Diseases"
Together with exposition Of the principle and method Of
their ire atment. By THEoDoAE PoMsROT NJ. D., Utica,
New YORK
The attention Of Phyc AMI all Others Interested In
controlling these complaints respectfully directed TO this
Work, sriiten ~ gentleman Of their profession Dr.
Pymerov j. well known, no, onl gentleman OF great
wealth. but also Of the most learned Physicians and
ChemiSs m The United 81 Tie is the inven Of Mar
sHAL UTEREE CtTBoLIcoS, Viii n has been proved by
peri SOlt 0, every 20 Of these COMPLAINTS
In fact all those where mcdaniel injury
has DESTROYED the powers Of the and
th s r. ndsred a cure Impossible.
Physicians and Patients IN admit that very tte b-neht
be derive from the ordinary mod Of treating thus class
OF diseases The failure ooeeds from mistaken pathology
and until tn dy apne 20 the and not The e.
Of the disease, u Complaints viii be rsnks with
ineurable diseases, though not intrins'ctil, 50
The component pars q this remedy have been submitted
10 the Professors OF various Medical colleges viii hfthrr
this eHer any respeciAhe Physician Of Nashville
lis reghborh cd they have patients ri ted with
these comp sln thai they relieve b. the usual eure
trsstmrnt, viii furnish qllntty u MzrsialPs Ute
Catholc0n that be strv, AMI shall maze no
char 10. u IL es not, 10 every i-sanee. perfrm al
that T. pro alsed for Is. ALkA. MACKENZIE.
maKS-u
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SMITHLAND, PADUcAH AND CAIRO PACKET


TNHE light 0raught stesmer MON. T~n -
i TICELLO, q W COUCH Master, zVLN4sEEa
viii above until January next skae.<
after which she wiz ply regularly between this port and
WATT BORO and all intermediate landings Orders len
With her agents for passage or freight viii meet with prompt
attention. Il. Il HARRISON, -,
oct22-6n A. HAMILTON, ( Nhe"
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AM
.Ht SAUAHNAu
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
90 .
oPRN To rHOMPsONs srATION.

OPEh ~ IHOMFeOn . oIAI1ONs
ON and amer wednesday December ~ trains viii run be-
~ tween Hhvlls and thomPsou's station, a. tolows
GOING SOG rIG.
Leaves Nashville at 40 A. NJ, and P. NJ; arrives 1t
ThompsOn's a. $50 A. 81 and IS ?. N.
RETURNING-Ieaves ThompSon's At s IS A. NJ, and
p arrives at Nashville at 1923 VI and e.8n p. ".
On sunday The Morning Train only IN be run, leaving
Nashville al A. NJ, and Thompson al Q A. NJ
~ At Thompson'y the Stages Of Carter Thomas and
HOugh connect with the trains.
Through Tickets Tor MEMPHIS WAYNFeBORO JACK
SON, TUsCUMBIA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and COLUM-
BA be procured At The General stage Oeee under the
Verandaa Hotel A. ANDERSON,
deci1 < Eng and cupt
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

1EhhEoSEE AND ALABAMA AAlLk0A0.
TO
COLUMBIA. SyAKNESBoRO JACKSON
LAGRANGE AND MEuPHIS.
OPLENDID -Four Horse Coaches from Franklin 70 La
- grange connecting at those points WITH the RSroad to
Tuscumb ia. florence md VI ntgomery,
Ala. and Aberdeen, Columbus
and Canton, Miss.
The fine Coach Lines 20 these points are al IN
excellent order, making with Railroad
At Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves the Depot 81 -
Pulaski and EiktOn,
And to all places throughout the Southern country.
We have splendid lines FUuning, connecting with the Rail-
road at Franklin.
Passen gers for
PulaskI and Elkton
VIII leave Nashville the O'Clock P. Ne Tram Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
ACCOMMODATION LINE
Leaves Nashville daily al O'clock P NJ connecting AZ
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line 70 Columbia
For an ntormaon thrOul Tickets &c apply AZ the GEN
erai garoad stage and Omnibus once "a Cedar street.
opposite me Post Office
n B-0mnibuses viii call for passengers IN any part Of
the city. marT-r
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Express Notice.
80 - 81 - 81 -,


tINHB ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY - have made ar
rangem-nfs win the ahose RalrO ~ Or Daily Express
ne am are now PREPARED to receive onward Frert
Packages SC, BY Pssenger Trains TO Huutsvie D.eatur
fu~cumbta, and informed ate stations on the O. and
4 G Railroads small Pscksg a re 'ucei.ratss
~ Messengers leave Nasfvi j daily Il O'Clock A n
~ Freghts 20 BE- OrWarse Nv Express vii h Gale
or thout extra charge. lsUi0-ul A K. HOLT Agent.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Z ailroad.
-


FAVE Nashville dailv a ~ o'clock A. y for Cha.t..
- nOoga- arriving at490, NJ
Leave Chattanooga dsi at O'Clock, NJ arriving at
Nashville a, 40. y.
~ There Is but daily tram sacA wav over the road
st present H. T. ANDERSON, Superint'nt,
marsh20 ~ O. Railroad.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS


TIVE steamer HUMBOLDT 1 -
1900 tons burthen, Capt. Wn W. 49,
eTsoNa. John D. Taylor. ClrTk. ~14Aszzs1hes'NEA
THIS Is finished 4 Cincinnati, and read,
take her place in The trade
TIE HUMBOLDT entirety boat Of the hrst and
bui expressly fnr the Nashville Hna New Oreans Trade
her HIGHT dRehl (dA wing on,y Is inches sAtsl VII enable
her come uilh otd Shen others only come Light
We solicit for her a share % pub ie patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE a CO, [ 49,.
oct72-6n JOHNSON, WtAVER =,
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Law Notice.

THO R. EAKIo farme " OF Nss1v re, has resumed the
s practice aE in the several lw and Equity courts Of
BEDF0RD, COFF-E AID FRANZLIS cruz ie
Collections Eili receive poompt attention.
~ Post Office and residence at Wartrace Depot Bed
ord county apf2-u
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YOUNG AMERICA!
Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining
To sell the above and improved
COkN A ND COBB N ILLs
ITO all such chance make money will be oGeredd
Exclusive State and County privileges will be dsposer
Of unusually fair terms by application to the proprieto
PARTNERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer Won Corn and Cob Min UNSURPASSED in the I'm
and which be ceded by past future
yentions the very Mil which every Farmer and Stock
Raiser should have it will crush from to 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour, with horse; easily fitted up and
managed weighs $40 lbs and all intact the grinding
surfaces prevented, win last any farmer ordinary life
time. speak thus Of its durability, because he same
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mil. Who
A MILL ON TRIAL
for month"; IL it don't give complete satisfaction
return iu II there be any man thus disposed, let him n
speak Satisfaction warranted in every case the
will be refunded The Crusher be attached to horse
water power which renders the
Mill south of Msson's and Dixon's line All other Crushers
now in the South require too much power will
out. According to
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Com and Cob Min which admits OF lateral wabbling
motion will sarily, out; all other Crushers
amenabe 10 this grand objection and the Propretors
dispute it, In the Instruction Of "TOUSG AMER
nave GAINED power, snd DEFY CONTRADICTION have
essened friction and CHALLENGE ONE WORD to the contrary
have pr, vented wabbing lateral u;oon and all
competed to acknowledge it, therefore assert that il is far
see invention at the small sam Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any one wanting good thing earnestly request
70 examine the true merits ana principles oil this Mill
and order from the Proprietors Agents.
A liberal discount made dealers.
J. P. DROMGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
shebyville, Tenn.
A q T. rs,
Ellis, Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashville, Manu-
cturers and General Agents.
Beaumont Fall Co., Csrksvie, Agents for Montgomery
County.
Alb. Watkins Pulaski, Agent for Giles County.
Wm B. Hunt, Salem Agent for Franklin COuHy, Tenn,
and Jackson ounty, Ala
James d. Vance, Castaan Springs, Agent for Sumner
ounty.
J. W. Hatcher, Columbia Agent for Msury County.
W. NJ Rell p. NJ Rome. Agent for Smith County.
J. r. Ahin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County
zee oct 1h-hAwIr
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

TINHE and light dFanght steamer grn -
L CUMBERLAND, CAPT. NJ D. .. zzzC1sfis,tAa j
H. BROOKS, being now nearly finished,
and the hest adapted bost for the trade will
plying the Isl Of December next between THIS port and
New Orleans This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted carry every description
Of freight and stock in satisfactory For freight
passage and orders, apply on board or 20
novs-em Buo II H. HARRISON Ag't.
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ST. LOUIS 3 NASHVILLE REGULAR PAcKLrs.


NASHVILLE ANn@eIHcINEA1I PACKET.
HE Mes Lisht Draaghi steADsS n -
SKyfSfT-siN 49, 80 |
r. x naEzEEs. Master. 49, H. 1nz1falk
"eaye Nashville even other fnesdag, ~ eciuk = A.
: . utlsue IN uSdsd rag ssaaH. A. haNiLrsS,
oet3Nem AEent,
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NAsE
VILE PACKET.

DURING the ensd.ng season, The 1-1 -
~ commodions lign raagh steam ~ lEsItf4a
err MAGNOLIA, W. X. FULLkR, Mas
ter will regularly above, aud 70 All inermedate
landings Being exceedingly Hight III inches 3raugh sih
superior accommodations fer passengers and capable Of
ina ding quick trps, solctis public patronage.
~ orders len with either n the undersigned for freight
either way viii meet prompt attention.
II. n. MAR IsON, &c..
ocs2s-6n A. HAMILTON, ~ssh~
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For Memphis, New Orleans, 81. LOuIs
and Louisville,

-TRI- WEERL
TNHE splendid new passenger steamers CITY or HUNTS
WILLIE, w. WEAvER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday at ~ O'Clock, m.
J. G CLINE, J. G HRS, Master, leaves Nashville every
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, m.
JOHN SIMPSON, W T. YEATMAS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Friday at - o'clock,
Connecting Paducah with the daily Louisville and ST
Louis United States Mail Boats, and Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans Bulletin, II. r. ". HILL Geo
Collier and Ingomar.
The Of this ne be surpassed and
passengers vii hnd it by far the speedest Of travel
either North % South.
Rnrf rnrh 1t nrr,asr anr,lr IN
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WILLOW AVhA hAeAAtb AAD "a AtAkAa
HkyE eh ~ IA a Wen asset, PAN as E.ere4
cred Ai.a EstrAsis 4 v.iios- s'5tst ,. a. assiLL
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DREsERVEU Pine Apples Peaches &C. Just received and
Il for sale by LONGbURST co.
L'REsH Baltimore Oysters, just received by
LONGHURST co.
w ORCESTERSHTRF, Capers John Bulls, and other
w Sauces, together wi Tonato and Walnut Casups,
Just received b. LONGHURsT a CO.
OYSTERS, Cam sardines, Salmon, Sc in store and for
IL sale by LONGHURST a co.
CORDIALS Of every variety, just received by
u L0NGHURsr co.
EAS-We have just received large stock Of the
finest Tess, embracing GunpowdeT, lmperia Tyson,
0olong &C. which warranted 70 BIZ superior article.
L0NGhURST 4 co.
CIGARS AND TOB ACCO-we have in store ami will
~ Keep constantly hand, the finest brand Of ha
Cigar, with Langhorne Armsead's best Tobacco,
and other brands. LoNGHURST 20.
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REauLAR INV ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE

< ALT-Fslls = naly 50. : slsAa 80. q
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Soda Water Apparatus,

fsoxsgsFlN1 - tse CsasrAtsrs I'D tso SAta Fcasis
shch sin he sd - si lae pescA ~. - - wheet
h s1sa foaria. Cal ss'an 4 90 $50 = earEsia a.
Lac. 4 eERisoS's cJAskcfioNEkT,
nsrt Bra1fusy
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH
PACKET

THE Splendid Passenger steamer CT
BLANCHE LEWIS, SHAW, ElEE-zsE7la7
Master TINS steamer Is NV being sslMzkzzE1s zel3
finished Louisville and will he here ny the lat o. N0yem
ber and 10 the above ade all the Her hns
soumodatiOns for passengers, combined with her light
draught make her % the 6ust adapted ats or The
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON.
oet22-6m Agent.
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cRLKRR1rED CONFINED REAPER AID HOW
m. WIN WOOD IMPaUvEnaEr

CVoRN nEGF asD aEEss l'ofk = !. L, 80
u Is tf4f tAAeAsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14
THE HORSE MARKET.

Since working weather commenced this Spring, we
do not think that Of horses have any to
complain of prices or readiness Of sales Of horses IN
this market for working purposes and lattery some Of
the fsRey stock have gsno off q good prices. We
heard OF one pair on Monday at 100, to 60 South
During the rainy days last week some of the owners
Of hcues, that in shverog and dripping, looked
quite az cherries as their cattle. The market vas
dull enough. Scarcely dozen horses were sold 10
four days, and the stables filed up till in of them
not stall was empty. Monday, however, opened
not OILY bright in all the loneliness OF a warm May
day, but bright for business, and good many horses
taken ID at fair prices, principally for city work
and stsps and several ior the saddle and scntlensa
carriages.
The trade was equally lively on Tuesday, and the
demand for better class Of aoes than during several
weeks past iuproyngsay such sell for single hsr-
ness roadsteIs at e25o to t4oo or such as cell in
matched pain at 5000 to Oh 900 pair. We noticed
several heavy work horses at seas, ESQ, &s15 and
$780, A gentle easy-going saddle horse will sell at
the sbove figures according to style, action Color o.
fancyo of the buyer. -....
The best horses come from tbs State and the worst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

'rom Csuada great many Of the latter have been
stabbed here this Spring 90 their way TO Pennsyiva's
or furthtr South. They are genera'ly sieudef igas
made. II or IS hands high and 20 10 sw', and any
thing BIT handsome. Perhaps a. good drove Oh
horses have been in market this SpriDg are now 10
Poots stable from Livingston County, New-f'rk.
Nearly all the horses from Ohio are tall, strong
worker but not fine bred elegant in looks or action.
II is certain that the sdes Of horses this Spring
bear comparison in point Of numbers to what were
sold here several years ago. and is well that the de-
msrd is not great OR ee prices would range eKorb'-
family high because it ia vefy certain that the stock in
tire country is Dot large or else the price could not be
pit Up to the mark has ruled al all the Sc ason We
think the p'pect for the next Elk weeks favorable to
those in the country who have good horses for sale
particularly those Of fine quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14
THE HARMONIC SOCIETY.

The Harmonic Society drew crowd at their per-
surmance Of Handels Oraofo, Judas Msccabces. This
venerable composition has occasionally gieam Of
melody 10 redeem ts contrspunta dryness and indeed
possesses the most modern Of Handels inspirations in
the air, sound the alarum, and the march with a
chorus The fugues, and all the absundng fugued
spirit of the work, possess the peculiar strength aud
clearnees of the authors mind. What is fugue is
often asked and an audience in general is 10 hearing
one, bewildered with the counter exclamations VI q
mass of voices, giving square melody, aud the
whole destitute Of climax and oraorcal rhetoric. A
fugre seems clearly TO have been the outsrovth Of
the organ and the cathedral and is Of the earliest
Efforts to arrive at music a form. The PARTICULAR
time of the Institution Of the fugue Is neces'
early rot Known, all the growths of art are
too gradual to be measured by particular years The
oldest piece of music in parts is, 90 far a. known an
English cpnposton, curiously hoary, and yet with q
certain chsrm Of it's own; and in this appears some
thing of the mysteries of the fugue style. The fague
originating, as suppose, from the immenstes and
spizituahties Of the Gothic cathedral--s a musical
purruit Of one idea after another, like the waves Of
the sours ocean, ever rushing and breskng. With
out the huge symbolism Of the cathedral the fugue
wou'd BE- an hnperncnce, and we find it 50 even 10
rom; and when il s written TO show the authors
learning in opera, it d simply uncomfortable. The
proper pase to hear Handes fugues i in such places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14
MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.

The Annual MeeSpg of the Mechanics Institute OF
the City of New-Yofk took place last night at the
rooms Of the Society, No. 20 Fourth avenue. The
special business before the meeting the election Of
officers for the ensuing year. Previous to the election
the report OF the old Directors was read. Further
than showing the affairs of the Institute to be in veIy
prosperous and encouraging condition, it con-
tanned nothing of special interest TO the public.
The Society has just removed from its former locality
in the BOwery to a now and commOdiOus suite of
rooms in Fourth avenue. Additions are constantly
making to the collection of models ard apparatus and
to the library which now contains more than five
booSs
scientific subjects. There are, however, IN the library
a number of books peculiarly interesting from their
quantness of STYLE their scarcity and h age. Among
the latter old Latin history of the Roman Empire,
written by Bartholomew Vebellensis and printed in
the year 1852. There also several very interesting
files of ante revolutionary newspapers dating back as
far 1869. During the past year through the iber
atty of Mr. William Miles the President Of the lnst
tute, an ARRANGEMENT has been made, by which
ppeDGe,' are ssh by hr %ssss
ing, chemistry, mathematics and machine
drawing. About sixty young men have al
ready awaited themselves OF these advantages. APP
pcation recently made to the State for funds to
sustain permanently theee classes and promote aod
increase then usefulness; it wac, however unfavoraby
received aud there seems to be no immediate prospect
of aid from that quarter.
After the preliminary business had been disposed of,
the members present proceeded to ballot for officers
with the following result:
Pre- sideDt WIN. Mes Leather
ident Oliver Hoyt Leather Manufacturer %
George w Pratt Leather Manufacturer Sd cePesident.
James Rogers Telegraph Apparatus Corresponding Secretary
Charles H. Delava Aucaoneer and Commss,a Merchant
cordpg Secretary james Mcdonald Panorte Manufactured
Dscto-Ejsh r. Purdy President Of the snpenny Saw
Libby Hotel! John c. BI.nt Mason; William Garner,
Operators Thomas Little Architect; John Mcdonald Piano
Forte Manufacturer; William D. Murphy, Sail Makers William
Roosevelt INVENTOR Nathan Nesb Attorney; Mathew Has
ke Pubisherj Joseph Hsydock Mschinist sme. Owing
ton, Merchant; VIM II. Adams Builder; John M. Tnmble
builder; Saml. r Ayres Engineer.
After these gentlemen had been declared unanimously
elected the Society adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14
NEw-YORK MAGDALEN SOCIETY.

The lady patrons and friends OF this excellent charity
celebrated its twentythird Anniversary at the Asy-
ium in Eiehty-eiehth street yesterday. The little
chapel in which the services took place WAS crowded
20 excess and much interest was manifested in the
prosperity of the institstion. The Rev. Dr. KNOX
pre~i6 ed on the occasion. suitable hymn was sung,
md then prayer was offered by the Rev. T. K SMITH.
The Rev. Mr. DAsLIsc, Chaplain Of the instltu'
The receipts of the year amounted to
,s3I 50; expenses So GAG IS; balance, 80 49, Due
,by note. about e75o The same gentleman slso read
he Annual Report Of the Lady Managers, from
which we learn that at the close of tho previous
year there remained ia the Asylum ~ persons;
admitted during the pas. year, 81 total mum
Der Of inmates during the past year. So Of these, Is
have beensprovded with situations in respectable fam
iie have been restored to their relatives, have
been transferred to Bellevue Hospital, aud 20 have
withdrawn from the Institution TO return 70 their evil
Nays ore has died in the hope of a blessed immor-
,alty and Q; are stl under the of the Society.
Eloquent addresses were delivered by the Csair.
man the Rev. Mr.. GRAHAM, of the Sullvan-street
Tr,ewil Baptist Chuch, the Rev. T: X, Smith, Mrs.
DuSs, end others. bount,ial collation., provided by
and the COMPANY separated.