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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

ALLENOu Sunday norins. May David r. Aln In the sA
o. his
attend the funeral from h late residence No ils Columbia
Brooklyn, on Tvesdty, tile 9Th Inst o. O'CLOCK p a.
BLACKOn M2ndsy morning ia inst A. stevar, Bscs aged
q second sou OF ime, snd Margaret ii ics.
residence hI. urce No C2a Seventh
THesfsy stf o'clock
COLLINOn Monday Msy O'Clock Of pssysis Efwad
Collin Il the v0rh Of hi.
Funeral the Eleventh Presbyterian Church Yaysehs
Lekugtonays. -inesdsy sh O'Clock p.
aiiye and nd neal eTs the Ansrco, Club
specially invited % attend.
PLEMING-Ou Monday afternoon Msjor w Fleming ss Psy
Of the United st Army.
III. invited attend the funeral The
Of NJ Samuel Csnlreu No. IN East Twelfth
"Wednesday 81 lo'c.OCk
GOID-In Brooklyn T. D. Sl,udiy May suddenly Of pses
Mrs sarah A. Gould daughter Of Ezra aud the lite beocs
iaTf.
The relatives snd friends family respectfully invited 10 81
tend tie funeral, O'Clock NJ Of Tuesday Sss ., f'@ hs
South Second 81. ". E Church.
HAMLFN-On Sunday morning 9Th inst Dr. HaDen f)rn,sfS
u u, In the tith year Of his
The fners services viii take place No ~ Bondt Weus~
day II The remains will be taken 70 " oodswn fo<
intermcnt.
THOMAs-On Monday, Msy ct 10 O'Clock IA. Wu TaousA
ssed 81
Tue TREND, AID members OF the Third Reformed rre'by'ei'a Chy
respectfully invited at-nd bis funeral from No ~ We
hineieatL Seventh and Eighth Ne1aesdsy MAJ
at 81 o'clock The remains will be taken 70 bfonrVs t'f
intermea'.
wARD-A Newark n J.. on Saturday 5h inst, Moses Ward 10
the 7eh Of his
Relatives ,d friend. are invited ,end funeral Tuesday
snernoou O'Clock bis late residence No ~ sshiGe
tons.
wELDIHG-n Brooklyn sunday tie 9Th inst Sarah H. Ws4
Der friends aud relative. invited attend ne from Tho
residence husband Wat Welding No ~ bo-f'y -
brooklyn, Fourth day. the 9Th inst, AZ o'clock N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

The thirteth anniversary Of the Union Theological
Seminary was celebrated last evening the Mercer At Church
Prayer offered by Albert BAkSts OF fhaoepHi Inc
subjects and orsons were as follows; 8. n, c,,. s
Owl liberty, the Gin Of 'anisn TO nian mos Ne
Yor. city The contribution Of hefey TO Ihianhy nusaI
II banner MAnheid ono 10 y. ISa,,on 20 hs lnse'
TX owl-dse ultimate vslie" PHO Lesyen Berkshire "
The INFINITE and the INIT. moral union Chs.' an
Nordea New YORK y u The dsinegfa'hs tehde'cy OF s
Edward p Wells Chicago. H.
sErcused 49,.
Charlie. II BALDWIN East nd'or Mas. Charlie. W. BALDWIN,
MIer.vls Md Horace !. v Begur buffalo, ~ VI Ernss b.
S'iT'a p.5ns Mo..s oo' r. Anstt. Danns Mddstosn
6 Coz .; so S:FVs Fitch ss.S Il
Gldusn Berlin Conn. David O. Greve Brooklyn ASn'
G H.ries Hebron Me H.aitoa Holmes bno0Iyn y MI Il
NY. VIM A. L.wrene. Psppsri Mass. phi9 y. Ls,vsp:'
Berkshire. Vi ROeswsod Mcoussn Concord n a. D'1ls, D.
samuel Mitchell Mo,own. NJ j.; David s. Morgan, Andover,
M ,esan Ps nyee AZ raSm cS,I ss.T Sn Nor,
den York N. Theron Wade Pratt.eursh Ny ,hs
6 Watson, clifford ~ Edward r. Wells, Chesso' HI John
Wright, Wilmington. Del
Tho address Of the graduating class delivered by Dr.
SBEpp The gentleman spoke somewhat as follows; The
great the minister IL IL speak to the popular nnd
OF religion Take heed to the matter manner and spirit OF
your preaching Conhne yourselves 10 purely evangelical
truth. The sphere OF the pulpit limited strict adherence
to your peculiar calling Is demanded Giants In theology as
Howe and Baxter dared to let books go unread
that they might be masters In their sphere In o.nsr
every word and you utter Use the puest domae
Substitution Of poetry or art Tor iheoiogy VIII
not Like Jee set the nan rgna 70 the
must be master All else however forcbie II De must Dc
toned down by this The dona taymdrnm or gin OF tears
must the preacher with great tenderness The virtue
feIpatory blood must melt bis soul and lead him to such
nosye and bold Of the truth that their state
ment will carry conviction in u.
The exercises closed with benedstion by Dr. VAN Dfck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
FROM NRW.ORLEANs.
Go mmerciaI-Den,ocratio Victory - Personal
Floods Recedisg.

NEW ORLEANS Monday, May y 1866
Cation is c dearcr sales 700 bales at 80 BIC. to-
DAYS receipts 45 bales yesterdays receipts go bales
Corn dropping; sales at y7lc. 81. Gold l2oi Sterling
Exchange 1881. Freighis nomDaly unchanged
In the election to-day the National Democratic ticket
was victorious Gen. II. 4. Hays elected sheriff
His dsquafcatons having been removed by the Presi-
dents pardon he will enter upon his office al once
Gen Beauregard has gone north on business OF the
Railroad OF which he is President. He intends
10 raise money enough 10 pay of the pressing liabilities
and relieve il from British bondhoders. The road Is IN
GOOD working condition and il is estimated will make
million and a half clear next year
cen sheridan has issued order releasing the banks
Of NeW-Oreans from al military control.
The floods are reccding and The planters beginning
In mt in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
ERNlANIstI.
kiIIian, Rogers and Others to be Expelled
O'unbony Master Of the Situation Man.
bnttan Circles-The Roberta Pnrty.

Mr.. OMahony is to ali appearance still master OF
the situation at Unonsqua. 1t stated that the expulsion
Of Kan Rogers and others from the Brotherhood has been
determined o. and that Kan threatens possible to involve
the ruin Of the entire orFauzaiion Many persons are IN
charitable enough suppose that he joined the movement for
re purpose comprising its destruction and that he has
been i'm league with the British authorities since his ee cation
10 Office The Manhattan Circles after full Investigation o.
The Canpo Eeo invasion have acquitted OMahOny OF all
blame in INC matter and stated that report Is 10 be pub
showing the working OF the Fenian Institution at mon
square. .
The Roberts party report favorable progress and prospect
Of immediate action The OMahouytes crowdng to Gen
standard and deserving the Tenian banner borne by
he Head Center" Stephens has yet arrived and the
authorities make any prophecies relative to ms
visit 10 the United States II is said that kilan who Is OBJ
% paroles intends commence his attack by
simultaneously denouncng OMahony aud Roberts and par
sdnO himself as the original Fcnian Simon Pure The sue
cess Of his scheme regarded by some OF bis sdhereps
AZ al all unlikely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

ORGANIZATION OF THE JERSEY CITY COMMON
OF CITY OfHcEEsThe members OF
the Common Council Of Jersey City met at the CITY Han As
evening for the purpose Of organizing for the hcs year
German William Clarke DEM Of the First Ward was eected
President Of Alderman Earle Inc vote $1,000
II for Clarke for Earle and blanks Tie following up
Monuments then made: =. y..t,
CITY Clerk John r. Scott reelected City Msih, Nsnsnls,
PHI ssc'rd Treasurer, Edward y G. Young -es'eui
city Thos IL BeBws, reelected aoleeto, % e e'
Is. Ilaieh reeected Cooperation friner ~ ~
.eoan Standard. Corporation Attorney, r. ID MCieli.nd
Weber and Mesufer John H. McCuichcon Oyerser Of fo9 IN
Vh.v. Jeremiah sweeney Psirck Dun issts
cren and col j. Grimes Member. q Board OF h
4 Fourth Ward e. w Pefya seaef OF "
nd Measures H. Smith Pound Master, konert hsiilo,
sneriuudept Fefne. and Whsves, Luke Adam heetn ry
e,n,-Fir.t ID strict Edgsr Olcot, Second pne W. D
HssnrOuck -, T., c...., couri.
sione Ihe Board adjourned 70 this Tuesday evening wuep
the stsudlug Coumii,ces VIII be announced -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

Ready this morning contains:
Ys ss" sss has.@d he Middle s
The oSs e s Trrorss PoiiS. the Freedmen The Mem
ph. RIOT, Cholera tie Fsnan' Domestic Miscellany Foreign
%Xxxru cossnx,-The Proceeding. Friday Saturday and
TIs fgslie "A Statement from cepIosT Clark NJ
,,d s.e s..n.n ssss M BsneSs Reply
be Fed STORED and Transported with
Tas AssvERARss-Abrsc Of the Proceeding OF tue various
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A PS:;a1 sud S.'f :Sa:y Poetry o. 'D' CIV" ~
THs ToIKR' Sr rHE s,a-A sove BY victor hso RI a
Troubled Lie Conscience oert'n Predseton Miss
rs.ps ahf.iS' ri II! HTo1 vii * XII XII nd Xii
rs and smoke T, Old T so 1 b Ss sy s
The Godfather and the Same Patron Saint Bonnie Dnndee
nons Prospects. An Anomaly the Character Of Lethey
AID: o.: ss,e,y April -wm Rabbit.
sSs.S s.; s r. ANY Hs e. sy y.a. '
An fS as Yost
PGps l%s .oe Ss The Wine Plant 0nss More
% sqHGw .v to r :S % b sE ..
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Health r-wnehcsnf0r tins Time Only sOso Hybndi1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

PHILADELPHIA May 7-Provisions. al RANGING tendency
Mess Pork f2gae 80 Cotton quiet Flour hrm sales OF
Superfne at o. 25d 81 and Extras at g JOde9 & Wheat
firm sales Red 81 500 S. g. and White al " -
Corn quiet sales Of Yellow at CSC. Coffee Sugar and Mo.
asses unchanged Whisky dull g. q for Ohio, and " .
q$2 26 for Pennsy vania. 49,
BALTIMORE May Flour firm Wheat hrm; sales OF GO
bush PENNSYLVANIA Red at e. 49, Corn active and hrm
White s5as6c.; Yellow s3as4c Oats firm. Provisions
bnoyapt Lard saes Of Western at Gle Bulk Shoulders
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yania e. %; Western 81 %. A..
OswTco NAV I'll D. m.-Flour active No. Spring, ~ %
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quiet Corn quiet; No Toledo held at 7lc. Oats queti
Canada held at 56c Canal eights-iOc on Flour loc on
Wheat SIC Oh Corn AID sc. OIL Corn TO New-York
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THE TURF.


There was large attendance OF the habltues Oh lhe
trotng turf and the owners OF fast horses on ~
Fashion Course L. L. witness two rotting matches which
had been announced for decision. The hrst was petseen
Dan Maces b. e. San, and Dan Pliers NJ Li@i IoI Nv
IL hess hest three In five in harness. Each had won one
OF tue purses and had each beaten the oher on
those occasions The impression that Ida possessed more
than her opponen led the betting men to lay the odds OF
Two 10 one on pliers and she justified thei confidence
by winning IN three straight heats 49,, -,
whose merits little or nothing known Dan. Mace drove
The nav eedng Whrwnd aud Dan. Pffer the brown geld
inc Owl 40 called on account OF HE total blindness Ii ws
match for eco mile heats best three in five in harness sx
heats rottcd before darkness compelled us 10 leave when
c had won go heats and dead heats had been roed
We give the
r.su,ox corYsr l. l. MAY Match 500 mile heats best
three In hye. in harness;
d. Phfer named b. II. lida. ...-'.-....''''-''
ID Mace named b. e. San. --'''''
Time-2. 35-2 .35i-236.
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FROM KAsHvILLE.
New Raiirosd Line-shot by His Father-ten.
P,sLe Goes 20 Memphis - The Henderson
NASHVILLE, Monday May 7. 10

NASHVILLE MONDAY May 7, ltto
The Committee Of Merchants appointed by the Cham
her of Commerce leave for Cincinnati tonight to confer
with the Cincinnati Committee IN regard to building
railroad direct between the Two cities
Rarclay Martin Of Shevville wa. sho Saturday by
his fatbcr-in-law and IL not expected 10 recover
Maior-Gcn. Fiske and ssf leave tonight for Memphis
IA In yes,igate the cause OF the late riots. ,
The evidence il the Henderson case goes TO sho" tha
Henderson had The number Of mules alleged TO have beeh
delivered 81 the stock yards 10 which additions had De1h
constantly made, and large number d"y sent 10 NASH
VILE isr sale.
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HsLIFAx Monday. MAY : i-66.
The steamer ASIA from Liverpool iof hcw-iork, ~
days arrived here yesterday for Goals She has 2li pas
scngers, al well 90
The brgs Aurora and Queen OF Clippers win Goals for
the United States Government arrived Oh sunday.
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The following meetings are announced for to-day
TUESDAY, MAY 8.

TUESDAY, MAY D.
American Tract Society (BoaoR)-lrving Hail. Io ?. H.
Addresses by Gen. o. o. Howard and Others a. -
Aneioan lHSarey Society Of the putans 10
m 80 o. Addresses by Wendell Philips lucIetia
Mott c. L. Remond the Rev. j. L. Sargent the Rev u b.
rockingham Parker PiIsbHTy, and others
9orayd N,,.on and Im< for Lu!s UondOs Academy OF
Music 100 Short addresses by eminent gentlemen
Music by the 9TH Regiment band and 40 little wsnqeie,s
hmsrioan For,en CArisfiaH Ualon-in the fresote
rsp Church. corner Of Fifhaye and Nineteenth he Rev
DR. Rices) of % p. The Rev. Drs stoFrs Schan Gun
derand and Others will address the audience
Nee York Sunday school Unioa-Sen centenna anniyer
sary exercises the Fourth Presbyteian Church D
Crosby0 at 100 p m. Addresses by Rev Dr. hendrick
Rev William L. Breed of Philadepnls tdeiegae from tne
Parent SOCIETY," Rev Dr. Fsris President OF the Union and
others The schools will ee at different churches through
out the city at D. Addresses will ne made, and the
children viii sing HYMNS prepared for the occasion,
Amerean Missionary Asoeisi'o.-CooPer Institute 10 m
Addresses by Gen u o. Howard and Rev. H. w Beeoher.
Boston meeting Nay 30 in fremont Temple Addresses by
John Is Cough esq Row Horace James and Kew l. ID.
Webb. ID d. -.
schosi Mfias -SIth.aye. and Ffteenhst Speak
Ing by MAJOR Hoffman H. j. Ihorne and o'he al = O'CLOCK
=. ~ ,...,-- L. A.. =. -, =, a.
Fv. P9iau Hux Of IaGs'V-hsepg' In tha 'h,ao a. Tue
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Fire AT Pittsburgh.

p11sBrRGn Monday. May ls6e
Tho E.v.,ore on Works Of Wcisenbergan n To- were
dstroy.d bv IRE ills afternoon. -Four hundred barres OF
refined oil were consumed The entire loss esunateu
$50 600 insurance 600 entirely IN Eastern companies
Tho origin OF the ire accidental.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
Young Meas Chris,ia. Association.

The I4th anniversary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will take place In the Madison square Presby
terrain Church he Rev DR. Adams on next Sunday even
ing when the annual sermon will be delivered BY the Rev.
stephen H. Tying IT, Last evening an election Tor directors
WA held the Of tho Association IN fitave whcn
resulted In tho choice Of the following named gentlemen
John Crosby Brown. Cornelius H. AgneT NJ ID; Cepnas
Brainerd james Stokes IT, Charles W. Woolsey j. Perpon
Morgan Riley A. Brick Morris X Jesup Abner W Colgate
George b. Durfce
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Breneb In the Erie Canal.

ROCHESTER Monday May :. 1870
breach occurred in the Erie Canal near Adams Basin,
l3 miles west of this city early hour this morning
The water mostly gone from this level ard the breach
liz Ind nIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Monday,

ROCHprER, n. ~ MoL1aV' may - io"''
Tho break in the Enc Canal at Salmon Creek near
Adams Basin is not serious one and repairs will be
completed to-day probably. portion OF the enbahk-
ment near the went out but the waste gas
were quickly opened and serious break prevented
Loaded boats will be able to move again tomorrow
evening.
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FIRES.
Fire in Gnip0, Ill.

CAIRO H.. Monday. May !. ls65
The wholesale grocery OF Miller Siraiton Co, on me
Ohio lcvco and twelve other buildings, occupied as c-
inc stores and saloons were burned THIS morning me
mostly in Easem cOmpanleo
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rpooKIyy ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

DEATH OF CHILD PROM ScALDs-Coroner KRIS
ten Of Jersey City called Yesterday 10 hold an inquest on
the body child four years ofage named Cshane Cayeney
belonging on board Morris Canal coaboat 1t appearing
that the child accidentally scaded by the upsetng Oh
Kettle few days since while Oh the way from lhe
rnines the Nnroner rave q permit for bnrial
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W a e RlE ID.

GROsvENOR- ERREin Bfooslyu. Sunday Apr 70 ~
the Rev william McA,rr Osorse Oro.yenoT Of bsnsio 70
hate f. daughter Of Bsnsaa H. LoweTre formerly Of Sfoosyn
HANNA-VAL-n Brooklyn. Fdday May BY the Rev Henry
Naid Beechsr HAM Aurora IL, 70 Nellie g. tvsshs~
OF A X. Vail Of Buffalo. n. Y XVI Pr.
ODELL-PARsONs-On Monday Msy By tie Rev Dr. D,wtnG
Ferdinand ". Ojel to Helen H. Parsons al Of this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

FORTRESS MONROE. Monday MAY I5 yy,
During his visit here yesterday, Secretary mcouv
had an hours interview with JEFF DAVIS. LIS nature
uukDOVp,
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A Western Steamer Sank.

DAVENPORT. Iowa, Monday. May T. 1863
The steamer Enterprise struck the Chicago and Rock
island Railroad bridge to-day and sunk The deck cargo
will be saved. No lives will be lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

fusti!utcr on Tuesday Wednesday sni Thursday at swP
M Interesting addrcsss By speakers and exercises by the
chillren fnnounced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
ph,,.aeipht. Cattle Market.

MAY Beef cattle in good demand. and advanced lc
. 100 head sold at l3a lsc. y n Sheep-good sold at
6ta7ic y D. Hogs-sales 1000 bead at sl2ssH Y
u. mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
JAMES STEPHENS.
The Great He.d-Cenier Reported on bis


HALIFAr Monday. May :. 1866
The steamship Merlin. from newfoundland reports the
shin William Penn from IIavre for New oIk touched at
ri Johns n f. on the 2siA. She had HcadCcnier
James STEPHENS board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

A HANDSOME ALpsRsgY.-Mr. JoHN HAVEN hA(
,tcy .od one Of his ae,. Attorney Cows to Mr. T L. Hare
rison Of Mor,et 81 lawrence County Ne~Yo-f 5hemoas
q the choices. specimens Of .e pure jersey w ,ver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
THE PHILADELPHIA MURDERS.
AFULL CONFESSION OF ANTON PRoBST.
he Admits Having Killed The Entire Deeiing
Family.
PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY. Nav. Il.

Pfob-i has made full COME TO his quest of all tie
NJ rers of the Decring family. COMMENCING with Cor
ncus Carey. the hind boy. H. bad accompce Ia hs
hllndV nnrk
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100 SETS FINE AMERICAN RICH CUT AND ES0aAVEu
GLASS u GOBLETs. IL CHAMPAGNEs Il WINES. II HOOKS
DECANTERs, IL FINGER BOWLS WITH INITIAL" I'd
ORDER, 4Go per cot
100 GOLD HAND FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS, q PiECEa,
sl6 per =
lcFAscY FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS a PIECES ss T.
SIS per se,
81 DECORATED Dinner SETS. on EXTRA ouALrrr
FINE PARTISAN GRANITE, 1879 PIECES. sl2s perse.
100 WHITE FINE PARTISAN GRANITE DINNER SETS, IL
PIECES s35 per set.
900 DOZEN WHITE FRENCH CHINA DESSERT PLArsA
So dozen .--....-
100 WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, SECOND 81
LECTION, I4I PIECES 81 per set ----t- 4
CHANDELIERS SILVER PLATED WARE. &C.. AT MODE&s
ATE PRICES
PERSONS FURNISHING ETHER FOR CITY OR cOUhfRk
USE WILL DO WELL TO EXAMINE THESE GOODS
l.. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co.,
No. ass, 49O and 400 BROADWAY.
CORNER OF BROOAESf
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Special Notices.

Response Of the spirit Of shakespeare to aedis's
inquired VIA. h. shousht PHALoNs NIGHT RIehsss
CERECs: .--..-----t
such things be snd like Summer clscd
Without special wonder"
Why are the flowers which Phslons extract. MOTIF
BLOOMING CEREuS is manufactured like niaisd lsa
who 20 to eveun; parie, masculine sre Because they
Boomers after dark.
Chamber of commercial special Meeting Of the Cbsmj
bero Of Commerce held THURSDAY neat. May TO-
o'clock report from the Select COMMITTEES spPoned %
Sd aud the effect OF the propose
by Congress Of tive cent? pon lotion BY orter
GEORGE WILSON, Actns Secretary.
The First Anniyersary Of the National TempeIass4
Society Publication II 0use viii be held WEDNE9
Nav Morning Session 10 the Central Presb0
Broadway the Evening
Institute Addresses exPec.ed foa thS
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER MsiorGen- HOWARD. h6
Hon J. w. PATTERSON, and others
Tickets OF admission be procured without chsrge the fsoma
No Ia wsmst Beetnsn Robert Carter BIoiher 10 80
A T. Randolph No 10 Broadw of Ninth
II tickets ,ei or the evening q the h59ysIfy they v
be found Of the door WM r. DODOS, tfe'fiene
American Institute Farmers CIub.-A meeting Of al
will be held TODAY lTuesdsy Nav u O'Clock or
the Institute In the Cooper unoa Building All whb
interest in agricultural Improvement are invited
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary