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, 1860-02-22

ASSETS.
Amount Il Cash IN Coutln.E.sl Bans H.. aia7 q
s,.s =, ,. Ia hasas s.,s q ;AEsn,s aud in
Anesat ef unlneamse1ed Es. Es:ai;. Noi '''
Ameaas sa Gsi,*i STATE: Ti:i:a;y MITES, ias s''
Ameaa, af asSa;i si.te ,;ond, er ecst.
AmS.1t i .; SoSI Gaoiina Bonds pr erut. 9
Anenai y tennessee Dcaas i:i ;sat mar
4nsssi sss; j 9fs;t Ssss *issf: s
being ns1t lien Of record on unncninlsrest
dac an: osns-sa'c q Interest. per !, sdeso. o.
on demand. the market value Of securities ,u..1 -,
Arna"nt f Il 1ae ioT Premium: on Tocss T.: s.0 ~
msars sofa II u i1is; s ;c:;x f premium; On a
Ind Navigation risEs Ac................. 1lne44,
Interest aetually due AMI unpald. 4ss 70
Il.
LIABILITIES.
Amount Ct 1osscs adjase and due aad uupall, None.
incufrsl aud in process u al
Ansant of Lasss. reported On Which On aciioa -
Am.ant i GIms iSr is.sts itssisd 6y lie
Auoas iI1 Il Divsaeni. i:saisi aud due aud tn
paid. ......,...................,. None.
~ r.! s,sx = As; keas
Ell SEneF e4lSHHE CLaAuts oFll0sA snp
Cofn[any.-.-.....-..-.-. sss..------....-. Nenc-
Total amount Of Losses, Clalms aud Lta-
blItcs.. s4-5so u
The CREATES. amount insured 3ny one rk is asoooo
bat vii! pot Is general rule r1cssd ssa!a0.
ID 10 le iasurc il any city, tvwn vlase block, being
governed Ia This matter IN eacn ~ the general ch71ae
e Of buhdnss width Of streets tscs fur putting out
Pait of It's Capt. earriuss deposited aay other
An a,txss e"py oi the Charter Act OF Incorporation
accompanies thus Statement
STATE or NEW YoRk. L..
| City and Counly Of New York. '
| CHARLES J. MARTIN. President and J. MILTON
1ss 1 I'd sss @
E e H.
| II. ST. of January I. D. is&o. Wltnsss ms haua
ts,srss; ~ t''s''' 81; SE;s5Ax1s nAsk1x5 5>,.
crrrrncA7t.7o Ez1 q ;s< x,F 'l'r D4r or J4srAr1.
AsDHGi: s1;S:sss StHsE Ssaza Injury :: 4: .1tsss
sal f :
:taen.as ef .he eea!ea e. l.. 1aa.. = required sy
s ,e .e si ino apreI
IS: aud abcssa. VI @ saa Company as s.nishsd sai,i.sSfy
evidence ts. it II The rqnrea a.oonn = e7p.
oce written ruqrn signed " 1h, President and ses.
1rt.ry tTet appointing Is. M1lulagth cf E41E. it,
asrnt for the tsau:7bn Of ths business Of raid Company
and fully and au,h"1.ed him to aekno *ekc
trtiuk that service uf le.s unn ha the said agent
slaii aud het 10 be Sald as II served upon the
untauy waittg ali claim Of esru1 by Ecasou u such
| srJv!ce.
%uw Therefore. in pursuance nt the provisions nf the
acaa Aforesaid l. ESSf. Il. uUEUlS. Auditor Ut Pubic
Accounts the ef Illinois d. hereby certify ta tle
sid Wiua1h authorized an agent for The said
Company the business n Insurance In this >at<
unit, tie tIutsnrst aay Of JauuaJ In the Fsar eighteen
hudred and siaty far he uar be legally e1pow
escd 70 to TO by said Company. ..
| Ia Te tiaoEy whereof. have here'r to sub
| scrib.d my san,c and Affixed the real Of ls
Il. 81 onlse Il tsptasasa. this LIST day Of Jaauaz1
t.s.1m.t{sl JESSE &. DUBOIS, Auditor r A.
, 1860-02-22

STATEMENT OF THE CONDI-
~ Ti0N OF THE
WASHINGTON INSURANCE co.,

| o. the 3lst day Of Dsesnssr 1ss.!
Mads the Auditor Of Public Accounts Of the Sts OF Ill
no the stauteof that state entitled AN Act
j. spp;oss9 Fesy ~.
NAME AND LOCATION.
FnsThs name of she comrsny is the "wa.hlnston In.
The Is: sse II Yat the City of New ft'
CAPITAL,
a0oaa # II Capital Stock Two Hundred
rhd.-The smccnt Il lis Capital Stock paa up ii Two
ASSETS.
Fou,th-1. c,sh on hand and in Banz. e1.e4s Is
:. i.eal Esals aaueanbeTej. ). ......... a,ass Il
= n1nd. 9.ns'i " The Company--..... None.
fasaS 8 Aead'fss dsas ai LAM
neixs III !. IL ;sef y : e. sas5e 60
Law @ 9f Hew York, With mo.s 2s Than q, the amount
81
5. Debts otherwise secured:
aa sesy ssa,y{ Hsw cs sssi so'' 7o *'
~ igesso.peras!sd b ~ io.s: :.1s1o 1873 1so %
Stock, incorporated by New
4a. II, ssaFss iii i:oa STICK in: e''' '' a'' ;"
:,h !, s,ggs ss2goSi, 81, & SiH .t s;
Lans rot included In above-...-...........-. 50 10
IT, ~. Debts ~ premiums.
iEssless aserued out no; iuc. s5 $
1nse1es due and unpaid. 6so 60
Jauua1y q. lsto-cash, In D4nk OF she Common
geip: acrtase 10 lie Capital stci of is: q
1o.a1 assets Of the Company %
LIABILITIES.
Efh.-The I'M srnt Of Liabilities due or not due
TO EanksoE other c1ed.toEs Of the Com.
s71,,i, lasss 4: ;u::,, md tus ........... Soae
seventh LOSES adjusted and MT dut......... None
w., matted 1oss 81
Al, ether es's: s:sp i: a. ssS;i dividend:
Total Liabilities. i, ~ =
MISCELLANEOUS.
Esverth.-The greatest amount Incurred In any
r*stth.5Iihs siss.es: y; 81: s.a"sat .iS~fa y iis '
rn1netasS3Iss ! s::ss: ss@si ( ::
- Il fqe oi ID
srt!, c,ss,; ct " i Ss% 5s95: 7:ort} IS.
of 1hs Washington in.sanse Conpsny. tto me- rera'uay
1ss I'D 'hs
Il I'D C"paay ua. the saiJ asur.nse Company + ,hs
as md
T1a o.la On uniseunns.fd kea Esase .enh
that the stys de.erbed nor aay 11t t1scf
;e made E'T the benefit Of Individual Icns thor
ABOVE haTe no; t. 0 sssisnt no nor IL
;5!y y y ssli ead
iaeI a1hst that Tx. 1u4ifet Dollars a.i-
;sos ~ Rad and at ihe Ch Capital u
{sSss$$ {ssSss$ afSki Ss xf7EEshEE WEsf5s E:sss'
onxual-
CERTIFICATE TO Ex1RE OK 1Hx 5lsT DAT or A1rARr, 1851
Aupl7orb 0FKcE STATE or It1lsun,e
, 1860-02-22

1s1 u"a, County Of Coos; 's-sup*1ler ..on;t e
chla:' ln chaGesry nastd W.!t*r. ~ A>' MI AZ"
ku1le ne.s s.1b; si;.a tut ;nat In pursuance M ,h %s
thirteenth .say of February. 4. D. t~, l. Ira s<" \.
Na.tsr hug ~ VI *;l cyun w "a sh* lHa s,y u
s! II pubic sueslna Highest bi~r .h At the
Nnth daor Of te cou1t Hu"e to tha ei,y Of 10
y. much thereof Hay h. nerr.sarJ r. mike the amosnt
eup4ntf urto said decree will l.f*se-t and co.,
County Of u. ok u nts kH"~n !na e-efifs Il
~ lt ns hundred and nftyone I'D IN 1hrtovn Of bright
m in t.our pf aud teng In the ct hall OF the
tth uaz1cr Of s<et!nn zus.bxr thtystk G} Tn@u
ship thirty tsst. noh OF ransr thur ~ est "f tho
ri rrrinrl ii u.ti.t m. IRA 81 UTT-
Mater ChaneerT OF the superior Coa1t of Chka&o
, 1860-02-22

u 4 =
VI Ae1,ndrr Merrill and Aa,!e,: Mrr,+' bis ~,!e.
mi A.rsey 4 Dawson nd Jnlia " ra..o.. M hI. .as:
Ia 9. aassst =, s,ssat: {;
I'D asss ,s 5s:s Il ii. y ,S a
~ a.a ~ais Il sSi I'D M s:: *:
atd record IN ,hs KsesrisTs ohles fos ConA enun
sa u ss .sa ~ ?. 81 SOC, ~sr. ~ "a
L~venwo,th asskati to me- 'ae % ,ns r. r.
u payment 1t ,hs ,urr 10 paid BY ..a ners-
gage AID mute, l~,ns TOW al :,t .ns s..w. *1s,ote M
sss o s* shs .s.ses a sa% ,ae @ aay by
.S M e. s Il d.S :t,ht II 6esen9 Il
IT, hour or ii IL IN hrwn.a et tlAt i.y !. "
snx a csau.y s 81 u Tex 'ss s' anu ssts :
t."a 10 The lxtsst bidder ~ NJ r sno
tie .an:y e t:~k ssa1e d IIeoi: known = r.
nunb*r nsnstetn ~ il eck nno ,aty Gsvn n .
s<s sse,.S IN "a toesh7r Tth - as,i a-
.h:,sss TT ssa ay svS,s y IL Mo-
F*'ssf @fLIiSH s*a SSSES :s Ssa<'s'
:st.srn5 K.u:Tsts III a. a'ts' fur 'ne
:n s S.fs ;,s '' the "a
4ss ,is;;s Il: Soa.
I'd 1ss On "Wednesday " sihsia i.i<fs.e s'y 5ybES
49,. Asssnesos nonksss; tss;':.w;a
Chlcako, January =::sh. fsto. Hsbae@"
The above ale IL p!aeeat he ANS hour
on Weut,ay, ,hs sesoud d'5 of February 'se'
II sh'' Ans pl'ee w.D.ocpES.
February 1ah. 1870. 1e!e.e.seo
I S5IGNEE'S SALE.-The un-
n aess.ned. Assignee. If 1.ata. r Gu.l'ns1me; % W
fot ,. ..'e ,::u !: ~ Tue ssI !5sa se ~. ~
Nm r. + ~, H. ~ =; s+ sstsoss ssls e
rssrys 10 th. hsbe.t and .t4,er f e.h For par
, 1860-02-22

cB Noticc.-The undersigned,
Stockholders In tt Merchant Bank Of Macon, Georea
sey ti provt.ons VI t ctarE. made Ie1ara::y lahe
T.: is *cu:. Thu tutcs of ls Tank viii Le 4scu by
un .tr'ost tic Kentucky. lncapa Aud
sshs1 H.A. THICKER i CO.
, 1860-02-22
ASSETS.
$l,T67,133.24

OF 1p1t tI0oZ3
Tie Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of Thirty
per all policies the ,shoa Of life Ia
ART 1850 aId elx cent. Interest In cash upon all pre-
rous dividends payable after the first Monday Of
March next those holding cef1cate& and to he allowed
in settlement ot premium policies upon which
have tepn received.
[slgnedl NORRIS FRANKLIN. President.
, 1860-02-22

4 SsICNEE'S SALE.-For sale
.t rp.t bv crtts at tho A.atkne+ The ssness ?. M
Te.-- :.cts- Hoprets kIhhJns, SAowefs tapN nnS.'
~ >, s,ny<. Nv >: Lake srrvt. uiEes sren9nt tAo's
sni i NJ liz South CLARK street II lsr.nen h"St:
,a.1xtn ps-a1" E "-1AH's
, 1860-02-22
Ntm 3)ub{Irdtin1ls.

NEm 3JubilrdfiDnE.
| -----------
| THE PSALMIST. WITH NUSTt2
i -
AUST PUBLISHED,
TH1 1s sALmISw,
"14h Aesfc-
| ANNTAL FOR THE St:lsvlCE of SACRED t.,Sn
In BAPTIST CuNENEGATIONk AsD t;itnirS
COELATED uY .. F. rDMANns
c.,yu.o-.[ w...-.... p1,,'...
f" - '''' A'S'""'
.av., ,.u. <,....-.
A-A'' "&ase.s@D S1os"' sia".
&c ID ,nns Ma'e %' + bs q
IL ;hn 1r,nn Wsat every ayno LIE fsall'
-" ~ H o''A oo" Al
UNIVERSAL USE IN BAPTIST CIIUECuES.
...,
s,,,s sa.a ~ ana eStry hymn ~ ons o. mnr
chIsner in ,,r;.e ttsr 49,. si -, i % H. % ~
thcu4e Of thoa ve1 q Congregations. Our Cirrhos
oaa uow introduce
CONGREpd ZJOA-1L !SIyELNG
nj km, ,xrenar. for ,,e ii, cducn. uf The psA1Misr
ii rrt,n Iii tcIr y,e .rt nnir thpar will need 10 nur
eha+. eiition WHO viii hsve tie tnnss eo1e
III. NJ n singing. .
III postaSt10"' III 'ese'p'sa T. GR1;os xco.
C~.7>,7@ ~ c--oo| 1,oo-a
, 1860-02-22

RUDD & BALDWIN,
IL BANKERS ANls DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
Ekf-s"T0-s-, xo~&.
Special attention given COLLECTIONS an psuser4 1e1aed
on Lar Vt lsaynent.
Retes to tue Esns "f ts. Cunn'wtaih y. r; Na1stt
!aak. n l.: Mfehzrlts Hunk. Srw Haven. Cunn =. H.
Lnntart Esq.. lk~"n Allen. cepy& S'~bt IT. Louis
Cook s<AI,,tEt Davenport, fhMl. 1ux-yua.5
, 1860-02-22

DVTLElt s HUNTS State st.,
- har- now on hand The following sizes OF print.
.s! !1 !s5:s ~. sezts - rs; :s1;i ;s1 ~;
cSxs2 a4xA eaxa1 c5x3a enx77
AMI are rrc-ivns large a%&aEtntfnt If EipOE TAPER,
.t1urean. "f Wrapping ra!rr. nf different stzes.
1,MN rran- Manila do.
Urcamst'ap and Letter, xnd k-deral akeoetment of
Printers Stationery.
lHN kexs alathere celebrated Hook ard Nev. Ink.
1t! Of which will he sold for cAsa n the lowest posstba
rites.
nhl9 n Cash pad for RaH.n
, 1860-02-22
E1lStlrunfR.
N EW 7 Q r 4 LIF f.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Accumulated Fund--$I ,767,133.3l.

MORRIS FRANKLIN, pu.:lspt.
pLN;Y FREEMAN. Secretary.
E, X. WILLARD.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE NORTHWEST,
Onsee No. Clsrt street. Ch1sa;o, Ii.
, 1860-02-22

%--!;' Bryan's rastcless Fcrlnituvc.-
II trlnes to tcrma
intestine woE1us;
Cuns every child:
Il tAstcesk mild;
oh! mothers dear
No lungcr fear,
Your Ieis must live
II this you give.
Vcrnt Morton. frt1rsc;er. New York. Sold 1y JOHN
D. PARK, ia Lake stfcct frr.ln
, 1860-02-22

CTATEAIENr OF TIE CONDI-
~ DlTION JF THE

NIAIENENT OF TUE CONDI-
~ D1TION JF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,,
On the 1st day Of January, 1860.
TIE 1xvcsIHx1zs ur 1uE COMPANY AEx As
FuLIpE1+
tlsh On h:ad. and in Haak. k..-.......*Ss,5s99e -
Gall in the ha1is OF and
due from Agents. ....--.... 3s.l31 3-41.15u 20
Zeal Eatase owned By the Company
Amt ltsansd on Mortgage Of Real
AMI fo1n.i IN nisj:: r. r.nH
Amt loane1 otherwise secured t,ou0
, 1860-02-22

n I r E, II Il Il I N Z =,
, 1860-02-22

70 01* -flCOIt1tUVN GEIV1dI O1~
Hrr-Arc ya1r lungs weak? Uocsa long tyeatb give yon
f'a!no Have ,ou hacking cough? 10 you exytdo1atc
i1ard tough n7tttr3 Arc ,uu wasted with night
aId ~s.t Of serp? II So REMEDY. II will
us.;ut~atou4by ytru. Tree a. $uL By JOHN u.
ss.tEk 1-I :sr Hsrret- {e1.iu
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-07-14
Letter from Camden.

CANsEN, July 5, 1860.
DEAR ANGLo:-The celebration of the
Fourth passed of seemingly much to the
satisfaction of the citizens of this place, our
people contributing quite large share in
the way of promenading, &c. For my
part, when recollect that within an hours
ride of my residence, may be seen the
battle-ground of Red Bank, where one of
the most brilliant victories was achieved,
that now adorns the pages of American
history, the glory of which is principally
due TO some 200 men, who wore skin
colored like my own, while we, portion of
the legitimate heirs Of the blessings OBJ
tanned by this and other signal victories,
are still disfranchised and subjected to a
rude prescription, l tain would have wept,
but seeing no exhibition of any kindred
feeling, and finding that there was no
special arrangement for demonstration
amongst our people here, as was the case
on the other side of the river, consoled
myself, supposing that the evening was
time for our regular prayer meeting, when,
thought l, greater declaration than that
of American independence shall be the
theme. But 10 and behold in the evening
as l neared the building, good brother
informed me that it was not the custom to
hold prayer meetings on the fourth OF
July. turned about, thinking that this
also should have place on our already
very long list Of inconsistencies. Permit
me to inquire if we shall spend the next
fourth in praising the bridge that didn't
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-07-14

carry us safe over, or go to prayer meeting ?
The Rev t. J. Jackson has been reap
pointed by the Philadelphia annual confer
ence, to the pastorship of A M. E. Church
in this place; his efforts of last year being
crowned with great success, consequently
his return is hailed with much satisfaction
Many of our citizens have left, and 9TH
ers are preparing to leave for the sea.shore
and others places of resort, in consequence
of which the number of subscribers for the
anglo" is rapidly on the decrease, in
view of which, I would respectfully sug-
gest that some friend of humanity at each
one of these places, Immediately set about
making up for this falling of in their re-
spective localities, by entering into an ar
rangement to serve this migratory poppla
ton with the paper while abroad Re-
member that eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty, and that the "Anglo' must and
shall be preserved.
WEST Jersey
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-07-14
- The BROOKLYN Elective Fran

chise Club will hold their regular meeting on
Monday evening July IS, at o'clock, at Granada
Hall, in Myrtle avenue, between Dufield and
Fridge streets. All those that are working for the
franchise are invited to attend. We want to let
the people of this State know that we demand eur
rights. Able speakers are expected to address
this meeting. By order of the Executive Com
mittee, j. A. SIRMONS President
JOHN CARRAwAY, Secretary
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-07-14
A GRAND UNIONPIC-NIC /!

"A ORAtND UNIV ~ IC-ftAS'
The James Morris Williams Tabernacle of Love
and Charity, No: 3, of the city OF Brooklyn, l.. H.
will give their First Annual Picnic at Morris
Grove, two miles this side of Jamaica, L. L., on
Wednesday, July Is, 1860.
The following Tabernacles are invited to at
tend
Henry Highland Garnet Tabernacle No. l, of
New York.
J. w. B. Smith Tabernacle, No. ., of New
York.
j. D. S. Hall Tabernacle No. 4, of Brooklyn,
Margaret A. jackson Tabernacle, No. 5, of
New York
The Long Island r. K. cars have been chartered
for the occasion, and will leave from the corner
of Hoyt and Atlantic streets, Brooklyn, at 9 o.
clock, A NJ, precisely.
Tcets 50 cents children under II Year, of age
half price
Tickets to be had of the following
TICKET COMMITTEE:
Bro. J. P JOHNSON HOWARD, III Navy St, Brook
I. JOHNSON, $50 Jay ST., Brooklyn
J. MORAN, 9 Stryker's court"
A. THORN, Mott ST., N. Y.
I. l.. WOoDGATE, 1856 West 29th ST. N Y.
J. PEMBLETON, MILLER 95 West sd ST.,
PR. SMITH 882 Stanton ST., NY.
X. ID. KENNEY, IT'S Prince ST.,
J. HARRIS, Stry kers Court, Brooklyn.
CHAS. CHIVERS, 1874 Navy ST.,
P w. JOHNSON. 172 Jay St,
J. d. GREEN, lsO West l7th ST., N Y
GEO. FREEMAN, 217 18Th ST., "
JOHN REED, 21e 18th St, "
BENZ BAGWELL, West 10th ST.. 4"
Sister NJ BUCHANAN, Weekyille, L.
NJ. E. SEARS Strykers Court, Brooklyn.
S. PLANT, 60 John St,
JANE HAWKINS, 2S5 Hudson av.,
J. A. CLARK "a Green Lane, "
J. GILBERT, 2S5 Hudson av. C.
NJ. A. c. F. S. VOOHEES, "a Stanton ST., Brook
MARGARET A. JACKSON, % East 14th st.,
- HOLMES so Nassau st., Ny.
MI: sCHENCK, 100 Thompson st. Ny.
ABIGAIL f, TILL, Is Green ST.,
NJ. Z. HALL Amity place,
- REED PIG West 18th ST.,
REBECCA BEACH 81 West 29th ST.
E. WOODGATE 136 West 29th ST..
G. J. SEARS Sryker's Court, Brooklyn.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Bro. p r. TUCKER, 200 Hudson av, Brooklyn,
sAML, 4 TiIoMPsoS' m i5a Navy St, Brooklyn
NJ. THOMPSON, 152 Navy ST.,
L. PAYNE, ls4 Navy ST.,
JOHN CARRAWAY, 400 Hudson av., 4"
CHAS. II. HARRIS 26 Chapel St., "
J. BRUSH Fair ST.,
J. MORRIS, "a Green Lane, "
j. WILSON, 146 Gold ST., "
Sister S. A. COUSINS, POI Jay ST., Brooklyn.
L. p. SIMPSON, 90 John ST.. 90
RACHEL HARRIS 201 Jay ST.. /"
81. Carroll. Fair ST.,
Il. a. COUSlNS, zUl
SARAH NEWTON, 299 Hudson ay.,
HENRIETTA BRUSH, 4 Fair ST.,
EMILY MORRIS, "a Green Lane
H. DOLLY, cor. Clinton and Albany av.,
Dinner will be served on the grounds at o.
clock
No Intoxicating liquors allowed on the grounds
The Committee pledge themselves that no pains
shall be spareito render this their first Pic-Nic
EXCELSIOR
Rowse's String and Brass Band will be engaged
for the occasion.
Bro. p r. TUCKER, Chairman.
Bro. SAM'L A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Bro NJ THOMPSON, Treasurer
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-07-14
wExcursion.-The annual Excursion {

y ExcurSiOn.-The annual Excursion o.
Zion A. NJ E. Sabbath School will be given on
Tuesday, July 18th, 1860, to David's Island The
splendid steamer Columbia, Capt. Curtis, is en-
gagged This is one of the largest excursion boats
now in port Tickets for the excursion so cent:
children half price.
The steamer will leave pier foot 18th street. N
r., at g. A. NJ. Spring street at z; near Fulton
Ferry Brooklyn, at 8; Delaney street, E. R., at
9. Returning, leave David's Island at A.
N. Entertainments will be furnished on board
by the Committee of Arrangements. All refresh
ments furnished on the ground by the proPrletors
Of the grove.
COMMITTEE Oh ARRANGEMENTS.
Edward Latham, Pres. saml H. Hardy, See J
Eliza Smith, Martha Variak,
William +. Randall
Should the weather prove stormy, the excur-
sion will be postponed until further notice,
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-07-14
a. The First Grand AnnuaIEx.

cursion of the j. W. B. Smith Tabernacle, No. 2,
l. o. of B. and S. of Love and Charity, will take
place on Tuesday, July p, 1860, at Myrtle ave-
nue Park, Williamsburg
The cars leave every five minutes from Fulton
ferry, Brooklyn, and South 9TH street, Williams
burg. Persons viii leave the cars at the Franklin
Hotel, junction of Broadway and Myrtle avenue,
and proceed to the Grove, distance of three
blocks.
In addition to the novelties contained in the
Grove, the Committee have engaged a splendid
Cotillion Band The table will be stocked with
substantial food ice creams and the choicest fruits
of the season.
The Grand Tabernacle of the State of New York
and subordinates have been invited, and will be
present on the occasion.
Tickets 25 cents-to be had Of the committee
of arrangements or any member of the Order
An efficient police force will be in attendance to
preserve order Persons wishing to engage stands
can do 80 by making application to Charles R.
Hornbeck No. 81 Workmen's Home, Isaac Com
methere 62 William street, or Oliver A. Holmes
so Nassau street
N. B.-Should the weather prove stormy, the
excursion will take place on the 3lst inst.
JOHN D. BAGWELL, Chairman.
CHAs. R. HoRNBECK, Secretary.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-07-14
Eg Albany Subscribers, Take No

E Albany Subscribers, Take No
paying any money or monies to Mr.. II. Lewis,
late carrier of the ''Ango African" account OF
that paper he having already appropriated to his
own use quite sum collected from subscribers,
instead of returning it to the undersigned, there
by causing the Albany package to be stopped
and the people to inquire, "What has become Of
the Anglo - knowing that they paid him on de-
livery.
All, particularly those who within few weeks
past have left the city, who have paid him any
money, however small the sum, will please report
the same to the undersigned Immediately.
THEO. DOUGHTY MILLER, Agent.
ALBANY, July 2, 1860.
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from the corner of 9th street and 4th avenue
N. B.-This grove deserves the patronage Of
the cOlored people of the city and county of New
York, who are accustomed to celebrate the First
of August, and holding pie-nics, Sabbath-sehOol
excursions and camp and grove meetings, and is
every way adapted for the same. We are living
in an age, the nineteenth century, in which union
is preached, and if We are Christians let prac-
tice what we preach.
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w Notice is hereby given 20 all

w Notice is hereby given 10 all
delinquent members of the Rye Neck Grove As
sociation to attend special meeting of said asso-
siation at S8S Third avenue, between 2sth and
29th sts., on Monday evening" July %, II o'clock,
to show cause why they do not attend the meetings
and pay up their arrears. This is the last no
tice, and all who fail to meet will be dealt with
according to the constitution forfeiting all claims
whatever on said institution.
By order of the association.
L. TILMON, President.
WM B. ATKINSON, Secretary.
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~ A Concert

~ A Concert
viii be given by
COLORED SCHOOL No. l,
of Brooklyn, in the
BROOKLYN TABERNACLE,
Fulton avenue, near Hoyt street, on Tuesday eve
ming, 18th inst, commencing at quarter before
s o'clock. Music under the direction of Mr. II.
Wells. Proceeds to be applied for the purchase
of piano for the school
Tickets Of admission % cents TO be had at the
'FAnglo- African" office or at the door,
VIM. j. WILSON, Principal
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As Z oOaE ~ n
Sc. PRICE PER BOX, U 2o.
Mr.. B.T. BABBITT, the we'll known Saleratus-
manufacturer, is bringing out new and useful
article of
put up in boxes of sixty pounds each, in one
pound bars price So per box. This soap is rap
idly taking the place of all other soaps wherever
introduced One pound will go as FAR as three
pounds of ordinary family soap. 1t will wash In
either hard or salt water, and does not njure the
fabric-on the contrary it preserves 1T, and likes
the colors 1t will remove paint, grease, and
stains of all kinds. But little labor is required
where this soap is used. Directions sent in each
box for making one pound of the above soap into
three gallons Of handsome soft soap. Send for a
box and give it trial If you do not want a
whole box yourself, get your neighbors to JON
YOU, and divide it. Believing that no family
which has once used this soap will ever be without
it. and being desirous to have its merits widely
known, have made arrangements with the pro-
prietors of the following papers (many of whom
have tried the soap and know its yalue) by which
l am able for the present to oiler to any person
remitting to me IS on any solvent bank IN the
United States one box of the above soap and a
receipt for years subscription to either OF the
| following New York papers-yiz
The Weekly Tribune, Christian Advocate,
The Weekly Day Book, American Agricultural
The Weekly Times, ist,
| The Weekly Sun, The Chronicle,
The Century, Vanity Fair,
The Independent, The Scottish American
| The Examiner, Journal,
Hankins Family. Pictorial United States Journal,
The Weekly World
| Or, if preferred, will send the Semi Weekly
Tribune six months or the Daily Tribune, Times
| or Sun two months.
Please be particular and give full directions fol
shipping the goods. Also give the name of you
post office, with the State and County in whicf
you reside. Address
B. T. BABBITT,
Nos. GA, 66, 68, 10, Y, and "a
51-13t Washington st., N. Y.
P. S. will send the Soap without papers o1
receipt of$4 Is.
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- NOtice.-By divine permission, the an
nual August Union Meeting viii take place at the
Congregational Grove, at Rye Neck, Westehester
county, N. Y. on Thursday, Aug. l6, 1860. This
is the favorite spot where thousands love to con.
greeate on the above occasions. The grove Is
adjoining the New Haven Railroad, and is 233
miles from the city. The ears run almost hourly
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we shall welcome them back to our conf
dence and goodwill, as well as to our homes
and fre-sides.
The whole number of deaths reported to
the Board of Health last week. was 279.
Ia of which were colored.
BANNEKER.