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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

The Pay for the Ocean Postal Service-Des-
patches from Utah-Our Squadron In the
GuiE-A Military commission tn be Sent to
Europe, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May 26, 1859.
The question whether the Postmaster General has
authority pay for the Of the mail the
line TO Southampton and Havre out Of any moneys in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated under the general
provisions regulating the foreign mail SERVICE has been
referred to the Attorney General in consequence Of
difference Of opinion between the Postmaster General and
the First Comptroller The Attorney General l under
stand sustans the view Of Mr. Ho the service on
this line be paid for out of the general treasury
withstanding specific appropriation made for
line payable out of the of the Post Office De.
psrtment
The War Department received heavy mail this morn
ing from Utah. It's advices any later than those
already published in the HERALD Nothing new had
Cured in regard to the Mormon mbroglo The Indians
bad again commenced their depredations, and great
trouble was anticipated.
The Prebe, which has just arrived at Norfolk, has
been ordered the Gulf This increases the squadron
there 10 nine efficient ships, whose duty it will be, not
only to look after interests but to protect the lives
and property of American citizens. They follows
Roanoke, jamestown,
Savannah, Prebe,
Brooklyn, Fulton,
Saratoga, Waterwitch,
ST. Louis,
It ia highly probable that our government will send
commission Of able army officers to Europe in the
continues for the purpose Of ascerainng all the
improvements the of war; with view profit
ing BY my discoveries and improvements that may
be made in Notifications, &c. commission Of this cha
racter was sent out during the Crmean war,
General Cass gives diplomatic and Cabinet dinner TO-
day.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON May 20, 1859.
The Secretary of the Treasury has prepared circular
addressed TO the collectors Of customs saying-The
munty of our merchant vessels at sea from seizure,
SEARCH detention VISIT time Of peace by the vessels
Of war Of any foreign nation, being admitted by al
the maritime Powers.of the world 1t very desirable
that the nationality OF our vessels should always be
promptly displayed tho presence Of ship war; The
Secretary Of the Treasury is directed by the President
instruct collectors Of the customs request the captains
in the merchant SERVICE ut their respective ports always
70 display their colors promptly possble whenever
,hev meet upon tho ocean armed cruiser Of any ma
ton.
The Postmaster General the 18th Of April asked the
opinion Of the Attorney General 10 his to reduce
the overland great mail from semiweeky to weekly
SERVICE thus designing $500 900 annually The At
toney General cannot tho law reduce the present
rate Of service.
Captain Buchanan has been ordered 10 the command of
the Washington Navy Yard.
VIM K Parrish has been appointed District Attorney
for the Southern datrict of Illinois, vice W. j. Allen
signed.
ghs order for the removal Of tbe land o;e from Eu.
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Ladies' Splendid CATERS MT les. and 20s.,
charming spp. At Ga 70 s per pair lovely andsh
Tor children Ladies' remember MIERA Co., 3S7 Canal ST.
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HolIOway's P1Ns.-FOr Restoring the Lost
appetite removing which
ache heartburn dyspepEa OF the liver and hid
peys this medicine has equal AAnuactory 60 Maiden
LAM
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Maryland HplscopaI Convention.
BALTIMORE, MAY 20, 1852
The Maryland Episcopal Convention reassembed this
morning An animated debate took place the question
of the division Of the diocess and is thought the
sure will be carried tod
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Hoyve's Improved Scales Require no Pit
possessing points of i'm provement l9l Broadway.
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The Sweeping Demand for those Unequnl-
led pearl blue cashmere bats WHITES ZIG
stsrtles the trade. Under Bsrnum museum.
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Tracy's Celebrated Shirts Made to Order; a
beautiful assortment Of lace ties us receiyed a 81 and 80
William s1eet 0EO, N. TRACY, Agent
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Baltimore Politics.

BALTIMORE, May 49, 1859.
Tho democratic primary election in this city for City
Convention resulted in the carrying eight wards out or
twenty for Douglas.
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Msrsndr PnOtogS aphAe Gallery, All Broad-
way-1he only ssabahren In the United States where two
large phoersSAo psrss,h ~ aksa for u. and vaaa'A
perfect
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NIeerschaums, Mcersch( Dlms, Meerschaums,
at T. BOLLENHAaEE co Is, q Maiden lane up Saira
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Bachelor Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the bes Tic wsrA. sarpsasg al made. Sold and spphsd
at the mAnufsctory 2o Broadway.
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Practical Sclence.-The Art OF Making a
suit Of Clothes portion sui the cheapest
manner, has been accomplished BY DnUhuOLD PRVCH,
2lA Broadway.
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Paris soft Hats OF Rare Quality. Expressly
adapted for summer wear, just received By steamer
LAARY CO.. Mo-. 4aaa As>or Hssss Broadway.
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Chess and Billiard Palace, Tvsnty-four
tables Court and kemsep saee,s Brooklyn Likewise I4s
Fulton streets New York. open early and tables
for sale at both places.
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Hats and Caps for Spring and Summer
desirable style Elegant goods for missos
AA' ''-N' REILoea, ssl Canal street.
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Wante0-
morocco and rosewood case manufacturer Apply o.,
h. " hAUt-HWour h CO.,
corner Of broatwsy and broome sireets-
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
The bss 1. s world Wholesale And retail and the dye p
yntolY Applied II Aeor Houaa. = -
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The Ohio Fugitive Slave Case.
COLUMBUS, May rs, 1859.
The decision in We habeas corpus case viii DO gven On
Aturday.
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impurities Young people cannot but middle aged and
old people Appreciate that medicine which,
sickness acts orly the uf the OH
seed there he medicine pener.tes removing
mpurties preventing all settling OF the
sweiDgs or umors In heart affections epIlepsy,
IiRy throas and affections OF the respiratory
organs generally, 10 dyspepsia wonderful pills
give immediate relief and perseverance will be
human skill have been cured BY their ia this
cerfuY Behold the braudreth's pis purify
blood they have except over impure bunors and
thee being removed the disease Ia Millions oe
irving health from the of this medicine which
never weabens but ways strengthens firstly By taxing
Of the body those matters which held the lie prin
cipe In custody and secondly, by mpartipg lite giving
principle TO the blood Sold 394 Canal street Burnsns
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Hair.-Its Diseases, Fall, Change Of Color,
It's embeshment treated carefully by A. 0RANDJEAN
NO. % twelfth street, west side and near Broadway.
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Spirit ssRapplnes" VS.. ,sknOY.''-WhlIe the
'rap of departed spirits entirely Loaf their
public creduly the Kpox way
excite the wonder all classes the community or
KNOX the great hat manufacturer OF Broad
OF fulton street THE Pride Of Youth for boys
and his other styles for quaed the city.
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81 Linen Dusters,
EVANS Sc and s. Fulton street.
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Cheap Sugar-A Splendid Article or Steam
nearly white IS for poundS
AL sugar. tea and coffee at equally low prices
sLBhU 4 BROTHERS.,
LEG Bowery side four DOOR above street. and
254 Grand street, corner Of site street.
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Coffee, Tea and Sugar, Cheap, and Of the
best quality. be found n kkDFOKDs. - Ssth
near Fourth s4reek
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS May %, 1859.
IT steamer Tennessee Is below, with Vera Cruz dae
of the 22d, and Mexico the 10TH
m vement was initiated in the capital in favG OF
Santa Annals return to power.
General Wall, with one thousand men, was maicnine
upon Tampco.
A conducta, with several millions Of dollars, vas 70
leave Mexico the Oath for Vera Cruz
The English residents had demonstrated against ne con-
duct Of their Minister Mr. Otway in the Tucbga affair
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strong and F1svory Tea, One Dollar the
chest good coffee 10 lbs for dollar, u CHRI5riAN
sons, No ChaHbs or ZIG Grcoa witch street.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also Keep elk elastic stockings for
VEINS supporters and shou der braces Instruments
made 10 order Vesey street. House. n Y.
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BarTy's Tricopherous Ii the Best and Cheap
article for dressing, besutying cleaning curling pre-
serving and restoring the hair Ladies, try Il sold BY all
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Court Calendar This DAY.

SUPREME CouRI-Circut.-P 1-Short causes-Nos
a5, $685. 1903 1876 $780, PAST 2sOe 2sle 2sie1I soO7
$685. 3t7e $685. $3.50 3447 34s4 1885, $685. 3s07 4O3s
4C9o 4o9l, 4oS2, 4,52. Part 2.-Adjournea the term
5sl, 6sl $780, 1885, 2l2 $685. 5s7. l6b 42s AT $685. 255
seg, z2s l4s, 5o7 49, 50, 1885, ass, 6lo, 5s 2eo 80
397 67s, 1872, 49, ~, as Part Mos 500 a5o. 4s4
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Markets.

markets.
New ORLEANS, May Is, 1859.
Cotton unchanged. Sales to-day 800 bales. Sugar
dull and declined Ic fair to fully fair 6Ac. 6xc. Mo.
lasses 32Hc. Lard in bbls Ike.
New ORLEANS, May 20, 1852
The sales Of cotton oday only 200 bales The
Asas caused nominay less rmnees 10 the market
Molasses 81 Nc. Mess pork SIT Is. Freghs to Liver
pool 5.l6d Flour quiet at 81 for superAne.
ALBANY, May 26-1P n
Flour very dull Wheat-Sales 200 bushels fair white
Michigan at 81 S. Rye-6G0O bushels CSC. delivered
cock Corn-90c Gle. for small lots round white and
yellow. Barley-75c., in small lots OF Jefferson.
BUFFALO, May 26-6PM
Flour 12c. a 2bc lower, closing dull sales of / 200
bls OF IS rs So SO for unsound State, So rs 81 25
for extra Michigan. Indiana and ONO, add 81 81 Il
81 IS for double extra. Grain-Nothing doing
in whest and market heavy. Corn lower: sales
of l2,eO0 bushels sound Illinois at SOC. No
change and nothing DONG in other kinks of grain
1hiskey nominal 1t &c Canal freiehts unchanged
Lake imports 600 barrels -four, 90 900 bushels whea
$1,000 bushels corn 200 bushels OATS IL 0Oo bushels
barley. Canal exports-700 barrels -four, 500 bushels
wheat, 6,QC0 bushels corn.
CINCINNATI May %, 1859
Flour dull and depressed, but normally unchanged
Wheat and dull Provisions dull and unsteady /:
holders adhere 70 heir figures but not met by buy
Bulk shoulders 6Mc, and sides S3sc. bacon shou
ders 72Sc., ana sides e3kc.
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HILLS Hair Dye, Soc, Black OF Brown
all drugRiOiA.
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The Best Spring Bee IN 6llassenee--(Hsws,
suyss n iron g 70 g u s7s Broadway Call sssh
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Manila CheroOts and Segars.
Nos and in purchasers: ALSO several choice
segars for sale By the invoice package
fOUroo h 90 al south street
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Herr4n0's Patent Champtva F1re
M burglar proof sacs, N hroadway Murray -
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French Liquid Dryer.
QUICK DR. or paints
D. f. ITEM ANN CO., l2s william street.
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go Cent Ambrosype IAken~sses with Cass.-
Visited Thursday by hundred ladies for oorrAl
KlNBAlL 4 OOVPkn'e. S47 Broadway.
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Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.-This iuiua.
table article may obtsined The j.
SAUNDERS ko7 Astor House. and OF the various agents
throughout No city.
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KeDpedy's Medical Discovery Is warranted
scrotuu pelas sslu heum sd head liberated
sore legs For sala by all druggists.
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Zee L.u.ss drawings of ,ns Lewsnzsa I-ss-
,sues a reported 70 wcoD. kDDY o..
s.s.srss or rnr
STATE LorrKxns
oncAi drs-ias BY Ssssr.pA
prLAw.RE LArryRfSz
re susssiesr. Com@ s.'sesrs sgpe.,sa " ~ ss..ss
YER, .s.h 70 o. ss .es,.ls'srs hsi1s m a., ~
Do S~r,s, crs,f sasi N. 1910 sn. are as sa@srs wsss
ssle his dsy drawn nop 'As ~ssss.
Eurx. clAss. No ssA Nav n. lsSl
81, rs, l, AZ. 2, CO. 20, ca, 7, 6. 81. s, Is.
GLASS No. ol NAV Nd. iSxs
2. Is, 62, 40, l6, 10, IA, %, as, S.
And ss. ~ sid nonbers we're drawn Ne .AlaA
.fss~ our hs.s. |. wa...rs. r-. ms rs.-sa.s.
j jssi S bEso.s. o'~~'.''-""
GEORGIA LorrxsKS
1he ssbssves,s commisss~~,s srpo~~d " sap~rns~ee
y s,s~nF q hs .p.,,. as.sssy s.s % s.ss, s.uy
hoa Ne wheel vs-
CLASS No. sOi. x.r %. isss
81. 81, Al, As, &C. a, a, ls, a, rs. p. 70. ss.
CLASS No. soz. EXTRA. nAr n. ISs
S. 6s, g. 20, 60, 6, 60, 81 81, 70, 81, n, 2s 10.
Ard hat Tie saiA uunbss vss drawn h As srass n wAes
Vtrs1s eur kaads 81 Auxusas os tAAs rAnrsasy. NAG
s sss IL blsss co.s.@ss~
WOOD. EDDY 90. sss xa ssss o ..ssss
o. A. Bnls, Exchange and specie Broker, ise
orssavsuA srss. ssss.A dsr ssssA 4 rs~As H~A
NfOody's Perfect FStSiHg shirss--Haif Dsaen
for So kooay's shirt EanufActory, ~ Broadway.
The Pastel0graph.-The new and Original
style OF porsrsis By talented as at HOLMES new gallery.
NO. COL Broadway.
go Cent Ambrotype Lkenesses with Case
Visited ThurHdAy by hundred ladies for
KlNBAlL 4 COUPkn's S4y Broadway.
The Best Spring Bee IN snassenee-( Hover
slpss, II iron - 70 g n SIS Broadway Cali ssa sssk
Grover d Bakers Celebrates
ROIsAIRe6 FAhIlS eRWIN0 MACHINE
NKW STILES. AT 9ADUvkO PAI0RA
- Broadway. New Hogk
l62 Fulton sreel brooklyn-
Lester's Sewing Machines
s,IKHROONS "A RR0 SDWav Nv
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The Pastelogr.pA.-Fhe new and Original
style OF posusis BY talented Artists HOLMES sAsy
NO. Col Broadway.
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At EVANS,

1000 Black Alpaca Goats.
From 81 80 to $500
At EVANS,
66 and So Fulton street.
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NOody's Perfect FSsring Shtrss---Half Dszen
for So kooay's shirt Eanufsctory, ~ brosd~sy.
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PRIZE TEA ENTERTAIN

A PRIZE TEA ENTERTAIN
IL ME y II will be given by the young gentle
men and ladies, for the benefit of the Concord
street Church, at
GRENADA HALL
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 9, 1859.
The ladies will spare no pains to make this en-
tertainmennt agreeable to all who may favor them
with their presence.
1IChEIS, FIFTY CENTS EACH
which may be had of the
MANAGERS:
Mrs. NJ. COSBY, Mas. SUSAN PLANT,
Mrs. b. BROUGHToN, MRS. MARY MITCHELL,
Mrs. SUSAN BRowN, Mrs. ANDREW KEELAN,
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4 TTENTION. ATTENTION. AT

n tentlon Titus Reform Intelligence Ufhce,
1913 Mercer street between Blocker and Amity
streets. Letters written and male and female help
supplied by the month"; week, day or job A reg
lister is kept for the names of all colored persons
to enable their friends tn find them without trav-
cling over the whole city. Price of registering
ten cents, or gratis to those who have no money.
Also register of the different societies, their pla
ces of meeting and the names of their officers.
Rooms to let. T. S. w. TITUS,
15-2t Proprietor.
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THE PROVINCIAL FREEMAN
SEMI-MONTHLY ADVERTISER,
Is published by |. d. SHADD d CO.,

CHATHAM, G. w.
TERMs-One Dollar per year, invariably in adj
vance.
The :" Provincial Freeman viii be devoted to
Anti-Slavery, Emigration, Temperance, and Cen
eral Literature. 1t will open its columns to the
views of Of different political opinions, re-
serving the right, as an independent journal, of
full expression, all questions or projects affect
ing the people in a.political way.
Not committed to the views of any religious
sect exclusively, it viii carefully observe the
rights of every Sect at the same time that re-
servation shall be made In favor of an existing
difference of opinion as to the views or actions OF
the seets respectively.
As an advertising medium, as q vehicle of infor-
nation on Agriculture, and as an enemy to vice
in any and every conceivable form, and promot-
er of good morals, it shall be made worthy of the
patronage of the public.
All letters, to receive attention, whether Tor
publication or on business, must be addressed,
paid, ]. D. SHADD, Chatham, c. W.
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DRAWERS FOR JOHN BROWN.

i There will be prayer meeting for the benefit
of John Brown and those in Prison with him, at
the house of l., B. Matthews, 5 Eleventh street,
Williamsburg, on Thursday evening, 10th inst,
at o'clock. Friends of freedom are earnestly
invited to attend.
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DOBT. HAMILTON I

IUnounces thnt he VIII give
A PARLOR ENIERTALNMENT
in the city of Brooklyn,
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. %. 1859.
As the exercises, which will be both mental and
musical, will last all night the people may pre-
pare for good time" Full particulars in the
next number of this paper. Tickets, SO cents.
16-4t
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SEVENTH DAY.

Copies trial was resumed. No witnesses
were called for the defense.
Mr.. Harding opened for the Common
wealth; Messrs. Hoyt and Griswold follow
ed for the defendant and Mr.. Hunter
closed for the prosecution.
Mr.. Griswold asked for several instruc-
tions 20 the jury, which were all granted by
the Court, and the jury retired.
Brown was then brought in, and the
Court House was Immediately thronged.
The Court gave it's decision on the mo-
ton for an arrest of Judgment, everything
the objections made. In the objection that
treason cannot be committed against
State, he ruled that wherever allegiance is
due treason may be committed. Most of
the States have passed laws against treason
The objections as to the form OF the YER
diet rendered the Court also regardedas in
sufficient
The clerk then asked Mr.. Brown wheth-
er he had anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced upon him.
Mr.. Brown Immediately rose and i'll a
clear, distinct voice said II have, may 1t
please the Court, few words to say. In
the first place deny everything but what
/ have all along admitted, OF a design on
my part to free slaves. l intended GER
tainly to have made clean thing of that
matter, as / did last winter, when l went
into Missouri, and there took slaves with
out the swapping of gun on either side
moving them through the country, and
finally leaving them in Canada. L design
ed to have done the same thing on larger
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a flag Of truce from Browns party to the
citizens of the Ferry His testimony was
merely in confederation of the facts stated
by the previous witness.
Terrence Burns sworn Was taken pris-
oner by Captain Cook and two others; was
one of the ten hostages confined in the en-
gine-house; Brown had FIVE or six of his
men there; he did not give any reason to
us why we were put there, except that it
was for his own safety; he said he did not
think any attack would be made upon the
engine-house while the hostages were
there.
Here the defense closed their testimony
None of the witnesses for the defense were
cross-examined by the State.
Mr.. Harding commenced the opening
argument for the commonwealth, and spoke
only for about forty minutes. Hereviewed
the testimony as elected during the exam
nation, and dwelt for some time on the alb
surdity of the claim or expectation of the
prisoner, that he should have been treated
according to the rules of honorable war
fare. He seemed to have lost sight of the
fact that he was in command of band aaof
murderers and thieves, and had forfeited
all title to protection of any kind
The court adjourned at five o'clock to
meet again at 10 o'clock on Monday morn
ing.
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MISS 4. e. FREEMAN.
ul TEA CHER OF VOCAL AND INSIRU u
MENTAL MUSIC,
148 JAY STREET
Brooklyn.
Terms reasonable. l3-tf
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WE, THE FIRST ELEVEN OF
AEGLO-AFRECAN
II GOURSE Oh, LECTURES.


A course of popular lectures will be delivered In
SHILOH PRESBYTERLAN CHURCH,
Prince street, corner of Marion, during the ensu-
ing season, for the purpose of establishing an
ANGLO-AFRiCAN READlAG-R0OM,
in this city, where persons may resort without re-
gard to distinction of complexion, sect, or party.
The lectures will be delivered weekly on
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
in the following order:
Oct l9th-"Great Men," Hon. Horace Greeley.
Oct 26th--(expected) Rev. Chas. E. Harris
Nov. 2d-"Nathaniel Turner" Rev. j. Sella
Martin.
Nov 9th-"The Wrongs and the Remedy Of the
Anglo African, Hon E. d. Culver
Nov. l6th-Poem, "Dred Scott Decision, Rev
Z. p Rogers
Nov 23d-"Chattel Slavery and Revelation"
Mr. William Herries.
Nov. 3Oth-"The Crown of Oak, Mr.. Theodore
TiIton
Dec 7th-"Africa," Rev Amos G. Beman.
Dec l4th-''The Republics of the East and the
West" Mr.. George L. Ehle.
Dec 2lst-(subject to be announced) Rev. Geo.
b. Cheever, D. D.
Dec 28th-"Secret of the progress Of Slavery"
Rev. j. B. Smith.
ADMISSION TO EACH LECTURE,
TEN CENTS.
Tickets will be sold at the door only.
Doors open at I, lectures to commence at 8
o'clock precisely.
HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET,
Chairman of Committee.
Wn HERRIEs. Secretary. l3-tf
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DOBERT HAMILTON, vOCA L.

DOBERT HAMILTON, VOCA L.
hist AND CHORISTER ofZION CHURCH,
corner of Church and Leonard streets, New Y rk,
respectfully announces to the public that he pre-
pared to give instructions, day or evening, to
such scholars, singing societies, clubs individ
uals, as may desire knowledge of the most beau
tful
SCIENCE OF MUSIC.
He also offers his services to churches or indi-
viduals, to sing at, or conduct for moderate
compensation, the vocal department of concerts
or exhibitions, to act agent for persons desir
ing to give concerts.
Persons living at a distance desiring information
from this city or vicinity, or wanting to make
Purchases in this market and not having the time
or means to come themselves, might find it advan-
tageous to employ the subscriber, as his circle of
acquaintance is very large, and his facilities for
purchasing or selling very favorable.
TERMS, MODERATE.
Please address the subscriber, at the office of
the Anglo-African,1 or at his residence, No. %
Talman street, Brooklyn, L. i. 9-tf
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