Fair for the Coiored Orphan Asylum.
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10 the Edtor Of The Tribune:


The Interest manifested by II. GREELEY, for I'M
proving the moral and physical condition OF his fellow
men, among whom am pleased to observe he recog
nizes ne coloEed man. induces 20 take the liberty Of
directing his attention the Fair for tie benefit of the
Coored Orphan Asylum" got up entirely by colorcd
people at their own suggestion more acceptable in
terposion could scarcely have the managers
OF his institution harrassed with deb, and
embarrassed for the OF funds supper, their large
and increasing fs;nly-now numbering lis chid,en-
They confidently hoped that the collection taken up al,
their Anniversary would enable them lay supply
of Winter provisions. but stormy evening materially
affected the size OF their sudience and the amount
ceved tSIlO) bu: little than covered the expenses


II you would pay a visit to the Asylum some Tuesday
or Friday you would think, be graiitied 10 witness an
synpahise with suffering humanity, regardless of the
shade of complexion and in the advancement OF mind
and morals he would rejoice that so large number had
been rescued from the contamination and degradation
which their helpless condition have subjected them


With much respect ONE ox THE MANAGERS.