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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-26

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.
We have had steady Cotton market to-day; thu
sales are all to the trade, at steady prices.
New fat our Cotton market today, the sales were
$500 bales, all to the trade.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONEY MARKET.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGES AT New York, Nov 24th--
So 900 on Philadelphia sold at 81 So; 200 Mobile
at 80 l-s. and s., 900 on New Orleans at 9St.
The auatalions are az follows;
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NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR


FxyHE printing materials and subscription list Of the
u Daily Evening Gazette. !" whi:h established
for the purpose OF advocating the election OF the Wing
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency are
offered for SALE At no period within the last eight
ten years has favorable opportunity prest Rt ID
itself for The establishment of new paper in the cT Of
Baltimore, at present. and the terms on which i've
Gazette will be sold render it an object to man oil
enterprise. Apply the office ofthe Gazeke Exchange
place ne
ITO SEAMEN, SVAGGOEERS AND 9TH
II ERS.-The subscribers have received large sap
ply OF Mattresses suitable oF erths Of Vessels steam
bouts, Wagoners Beds, &C., which viii bs sold By Inc
hnadred single one, by application at the Bedding
Marts. b. o. HODGES 10.
NJ w. & s. w. corner of Lombard and Light streets.
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THE POPULAR VOTE.
The following table shows the popular vote :
the several States, as far as the official returns
have been received:
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FOR RENT

Aa FOR RENT. 81
liisHf Two comfortable Two story Brick Rmf
49, DWELLINGS, in Lovely Lane, adjoin- 4asAss
ng the Court leading to North Bend. For terms apply
to w. w. Mcclellan, or the subscriber. Ea
n26 2aw4t G. NJ RuBORC.
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FOR SAI.Es.

q GOOD FARM HAND, for term ofyeers,
"a servant nn, about o5 years of age last Februa.
~, having I'VE years to serve fiom that lime. He il
smart and acuvewas raised in the country on farm
and has never livs IN the city. For further nforIna
tion apply to l.. F. SEQ TITS General Slave Agency
and Intelligence Office, old establishment, No q Wes
Fayette street, basement of Barnum's City Hotel NIL
4 fARD.-1he advertiser wishes to procure COM
within two miles from Baltimore for which he will
give in exchange Dwelling House., in nm eligible part
OF the CITY, note addressed p. r. and len At The
filot office, will meet with prompt attention. -
no I4-dtf
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-26

KIOTTCE-Thes Stockholders of the susqnehanpa
IN BANK are hereby notified t1at Election wiilbe
held Ut their Banking House, Port Depoaa, the Sc
eond Monday of December next between the hours Of
Ill O'Clock A. nj. and O'Clock, r. Nj for nine directors
TO manage the affairs of said Company for IL mepfhs
thereafter, in conformity to the charter. n9 eoa4I
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a DMINIsTRAT0R's NOTICE-The s.s
n ditozs Of John B. Robinson, DECEASED are nefshv
requested TO bring In their claims to the subscriber a.
payment By the Izt day of January next; and nil Der
iadebed 70 The esfate are notified to settle thesr
respective ciams before that day or earnarv uzsasas
viii be rusoFted 70 10 collect them.
HENRY L. MCNAMARA Admir-
Oct II, 1870. aeoaAs
HsRus1fIED suGAR-E:asI Boston Crushed 4
~ sax, IN bbls landing and fur sale by
WfTHINGTO !, 8 RAsTMAN
~ b Rerly' phast
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PASSENGERS

steck in LiverpI, oc %, 1863
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1840-12-11
Gz.aJvCEs 1T MEN. IND THINGS.

LONDON, September 1910.
Going up new Broad street yesterday, to look
at Bartholomew Fair-famed in the annals Of
Ragamuffinism-I saw barefooted and bare
headed fellow, ghostly in visage and half-cov-
cred in rags, cycling me from the opposite side
of the way with the rapacious look of hum
cry shark. As / came opposite him, he lean
ed forward, glared upon me, and crossing the
street with two or three long strides, laid con-
vulsive grasp on my arm, and darting wild
look in my face, cried out, g For Gods sake,
sir, have mercy on me!'' Startled at such a
salutation, I tried to release mvself-but in
vain. "What do you want" enquired.-
ga few PENCE" he replied, for am starving
Notwithstanding England has more wealth
than any other nation in the world, no incon-
siderable portion of its people are mendcants.
Some beg according to law-otl,ers against it.
Some are gross and obtrusive in their manner
of doing it--others modest and insinuating.-
Some are beggars from necessity-others from
custom; some made so by misfortune-others
are born beggars; some legimate-others ille-
gitimate; some wear fnll-bottomed wigs and
robes-others go bareheaded and in rags; some
are Royal beggars-some rascally; some Lords
some loafers. You meet them everywhere,
dliu III Oil StauCS Vi OOCiCsy3 uOm ituCO f1te
bert IN his pony phaeton and six, in Hyde
Park, who begged 100000 for the privilege
of marrying the Queen, and got 100000,
down to ssthe King Of the beggars," on his
rickety sledge in Cheapside gutter, who asks
the passengers for penny, and ssgets more
kicks than coppers.'' The former is so well
known, that need not pencil him. He is of
that fortunate family, the SAKE Coburg, who
swim Kingdoms in the marriage bed
latter, the king Of the beggars, as he is call
MAY be met daily in the vicinity Of the
He is most disgusting object, wears ! ii
full countenance, set off by a long, whit
thy beard and garments to match, has no
and draws his aged form about on Il
Wheeled sledee, whose axles almost toucl1
ground! He IS one Of the greatest villains
London. Give him sixpence, and he s6olS
srS you with blessings decline, and hearty
oo1sS s. hurled ii your head. Andacious and
sirn1oftuuste, be will chase you one bundled
y.iis ii you refuse % drop something into his
a{I6yDd W00len caps and be will steal your
M y hand kerclief II he can. He is head 81
3 a Sorops Gang Of sbeggars. who have their
sesp1 livo pfomling Districts il various parts
i ibs city. They are mostly boys some
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1840-12-11

The Prayer of .rassrs.
Father Of light great God Of Heaven
Hearst thos the accents Of despair!
Can guilt ike mans be e'er forgiven?
Can vice atone for crimes by prayer
Father Of Light, onthec call
Thou see'a my soul is dark within;
Thou who can'st mark the sparrow's fall,
Avert from me the death Of sin.
No shrine 4 eek, "A seets snkaown,
Oh point to me the path Of truth!
Thy dread omnipotence own,
Spare, yet amend, the faults Of youth.
Let bigots rear gloomy fame,
Let superstition hail the pile,
Let priests, to spread their sable reign,
With tale. Of mystic rights beguile.
Shall man confine his Makers sway
To Gothic domes Of Wondering stone!
Thy temple is the facsof day;
Earth, ocean, heaven, thy boundless throne.
Shall man condemn his race to hell
Unless they bend in pompous form?
Tells us that all, for one who fell.
Must perish in the mingling storm?
Shall each pretend to reach the skies,
Yet doom his brother to expire,
Whose soul different hope supplies,
Or doctrines less severe inspire
Shall these by creetls they cant expound
Prepare fancied bliss or woe?
Shall reptiles grovelling on the ground,
Their great Creators purpose know?
Shall those who live for self alone,
Whose years float on in daily crime
Shall they by Faith for guilt atone,
And live beyond the bounds of Time!
Father! no prophets laws SEEK
Thy laws in Natures works appear;
1 own myself corrupt and weak,
Yet will pray for thou wilt hear!
Thou, who can'st guide the wandering star
Through trackless realms of nthers space;
Who calm'st the elemental war,
Whose hand from pole to pole trace;-
Thou, who in wisdom placed me here,
Who, when thou wilt, can take me hence,
All whilst | tread this earthly sphere:
Extend to ME thy wide defence,
70 Thee, my God, to Thee call !
Whatever veal or woe bctidc,
BY thy command rise or fall,
In thy protection conide,
IT. when this dust to dust restored,
Ny soul shall loaf on airy wing,
How shall thy glorious name ado1ed,
Inspire her feeble voice to sing!
But, if this fleeing spirit share
With clay the graves eternal bed,
While life yet throbs l raise my prayer,
Though doom'd no more to quit the dead.
To Thee breathe my humble strain,
Grateful for all thy mcrcies past,
And hope, my God, to Thee again
This erring life may fly at last.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1840-12-11

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( 6x = ne ~ n ~ Sew.
FERNS or ADVERTISING.
"! e2 ~ ef ~ lfnes, Arst tsserstOs, One
- ~ eaeA Subsequent isserttos ~.
IL kibersi discounts allowed 70 those who adver-
" de yoar.
fe4ters addressed to the Editors, in order tor
NJ 1ffention, NUsr 1r R0sr-rArD. /.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
To the Public.

consequence of the increase of the cicua
ton and advertising business of the Herald have been com
PEELED to make various improvements in our establishments
many ofwhich will go into operation Immediately
We shall publish, twice week. sdouofe Sheet ON The
plan the London Timesp in order to be able to accommo
date our advertisers The next dosbe sheet will be
issued early week. and all those w'o wd TO gee e
id circulation than any other paper IN me
city can give es iv eH to order them for thatpaper
We also enlarged boat establishment by en-
gazing additional men and for clipper besides
those already in se We shall publish hereafter all the
sgnees arriving here addition to our other nior
nation Our bulletin board is also the most correct in the
city and has always the earliest intelligence of all kinds
These Of the present improvements but more
proe cted and will soon be carried into effect.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

For time past the collectors OF the Wall street
press boarding vessels arriving this port with late
have been the habit Of falsely saying that they collect ship
and foreign for oil the New York papers In
of this aschood many captains give them papers and packages
which intended for the Herald No later than yester
day, Of these Wall collectors made such
sentation to the captain the ST. Lawrence.
Now therefore, hereby give notice TO aAshpmastors and
captains Of vessels that neither Bancser Lowber.
Loaper any other Wall loae have authority to
get papers packages intended for the Herald Robert
Martin and his trusty redhkercd mate together with the
pilots belonging the New York Pilot Company, alone
horized take any papers packages FOR this journal
specia' noticeable heed
Me-. yo,L April.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

NEWCASTLE Del, Feb. 18th, 1888
DR. LEvlsoN-Dear sir,7 can never be grateful enough
Medicine (luners Red Drop was or five months afct-
ted with venerea and dnriog that time took many medicines
but would AT last my ply gave up,
bu, fortunately Day, speaking TO sd the
ect-he told that Hunters Red Drop the only med-
cine that would mi Of which purchased Of your
sgent ~ rnshspA, ana ue ssut IS ust am enjoying
last signal relief from Hunters Drop feel II nv
duty TO inform the interested where relief may be lad
T. ID. b
Division 81 per vial APPS I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
LIVERPOOL AND OLD NEW YORK ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing to and from liverpool, weekly.
80 & ~

The subscribers inform intending send for their
friends residing O. Britain spring
1870 that MIR Herdman, the there aud will
remain Liverpool during the spring and the pur.
pose seeing all the persons whose have been
here orwarded with despatch BY Of the SHIPS above
be paid with prompncss Orders from all parts Of tho country
viii be punctuy attended to- and such attention will be given
the above for the cmgrant
guarantee the further patronage Of those who will favor the
dergned with their orerand in all where the
do not embark the win be refunded the
from whom u originally received For further par
tic ulars, apply (if by letter post psid) to
HERMAN n KEENAN, 81 south-st.
". d. Mr. Herdman viii attend agency which
entrusted TO his care dsring his stsy in Europe
Ia addition TO drafts
the different Of England Ireland aud Scotland who give
facility the whose passage be engaged By
here they be furnished with drafts
ayable al sight, az follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
CARL KING.

THE well known aud celebrate FIRST PREMIUM Ia.
Il DIS TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFAC-
TURER to her Mlsty the Qucen of Englsnd rrsprctfnlv
beg 10 70 the Ladies' of York that he has
opened his splendid establishment at
No. SO CANAL STREET
lin connection with his othcrs with
TUSCAN STRAW hats AND FASHIONABLE MIL.
L1NERY such have heretofore been exhibited at any
similar csab ishment IN the city.
The STRAW department IL conducted usual by himself
with attention; and the MILLINERY
der the ~ the Ameriea
sian Dung ladies' His rARIs RIBBONS and ARTIFICIAL.
FLOWERS the latest the
most approved manufacturers on the continent .
He spectfuy inrtes the ladies 10 no. him with call
No so Canal street Broadway ~ aud T Division
Wholesale Warehouse, 80 Nassau street, y. n. aps sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
To the Politicians OF both Parties.

We recommend these WORTHLESS the double sheet Herald"
of Monday next publication OF notices. meetings. resolu
tons other paper pellets Of the BRAIN they want to
let off the election nha sheet we shall have ample
room verge enough" accommodate both whg and demo
fraf 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

NOT1CE.-Southerners and other strangers visiting the
city respectfully informed that the
received and eers the following
season and worthy the attention of houseke, pers.
LAMPS OF all descriptions consisting of and light
anel and Side Lamps gilt and bronzed with rich glass
drops also Astral Lamps gilt bronzed and plated hexagon
with double organ burners with large assortment
oil Hall Lamps, complete.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cut glass Casters Plated Wait
with edges and handles Cake Baskets of new pat
terms; Plated Candescks and branches Trays
Plated UIns; Tea Sets; Toast Packs Vegetable Dishes
CUTLERY-Fine balance handle ivory Knives and Forks,
elegantly fitted rosewood also ivory
die Knives (ony) manufactured for silver Forks also.
Scissors anu "he &c" ana rocket Anes
JAPANNERY- Gothic, Sandwich, and Paper Tea Trays,
IN sets Of $50 g. with Bread Baskets, and Knife Trays
MATCH Also Dressing Cases. Tea Cansrs Sugar and Spice
Boxes, &c.
MANTEL CLOCKs-Rich gilt, and gilt and bronzcd ebo-
alabaser white and black of the latest fashions warranted
TO keep correct time.
CONGRATULATIONS, gilt and bronzed Candelabras of
the latest patterns with figures elegant Also, side
branches from TO lights
GIANDOLES. gilt and bronzed with and lights, hand
somely ornamenttd with rich cutglass prisms
BRON/ED ORNAMENTS. Candlesticks, Ink stands,
Watch Stands, THERMOMETERS, Tea Bells, sc.
~ Also received from the celebrated house of Dixon
sons further supply of britannia Ware consisting of
Tea and Cefiee Sets Urns &c. Also, further supply Of
the celebrated Chinese Razors.
complete.
the above goods offered reasonable prices the
New York General Furnishing Warehouss, No II Maiden
Lane. DANIEL r. DELAVAN.
N B-Mayland, Pennsylvania and Easton taken at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

NEW LINE IIYERpOOL PACKETS.
M 80 $50 @
TO sail from New York the 18th, aud Liverpool

18th Of each month.
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship GARRICK, Captain A 8. Palmer 25th February.
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 25th March.
SlDDONS, Captain N. b. Palmer. 25th April
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster, 18th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDDONS, Captain N. B. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster, 18th March
GARRICK, Captain A. s. Palmer, 18th April.
ROSCIUS, Captain John films, 18th May;
These ships all OF the first class upwards Of 1000 tons
built the city of New York, with such Improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken in the arrangement OF their accom-
modaons The price Of hence $40 for which
ample stores including wines whl be provided These
ships commanded by experienced masters who win make
every exertiop to give general satisfaction. -
Neither the captains Of hese ships will be respon-
sbe for letters parcels packages sent by hem unless
regular bills of ading signed therefor
The ships Of this line lhereafter armed and their
cuar construction gives them security not possessed by any
other but vessels of For freight apply to
Ek COLLINS \ co, Sc South street, N York, OFT
Letters by the packets will be charged II cents single
heet and cent each J0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

MAGAZlN DE MODES, so CANAL STREET-MA-
u DAME BEHRMAN begs TO to her friends and
public generally that her Show Room Of Spring Fashions
style Of millinery will be opened for inspection Mon
day next the I3h April Madame b. stters herself by the
unremtted exerons she has always paid satisfy and to
toore the patronage of her Madame b. has taken
partcu pains this in obi aiming the latest fashions,
and elegance combined with the greatest
TO aunt the present times Madame B. determined to
weep her reputation for taste and fashion her department.
and will sell the best and fashionable work cent
lower than House the city call from her friends will
convince them Of the fact.
Mag de Modes, 50 Canal street.
N b. Wholesale warehouse Of every description Of Millinery
Goods. on the most snable terms, at
apo I'm LYON BEHRMAN, 10 Maiden lane.
WORMS. woRMsn woRMsm wORMs.,.-Mor-
w evidence Of the wonderful virtues Of SHERMANS
have used Sberman's Worm Lozenges with
than other vermine and them with great
GALEN HUNTER NJ ID, los Sixth Avenue.
certify that Shermans Worm Lozengcs have cured my
children caused by and that they the best
worm medicine IN
j. MONIES, S Bedford ct.
Shermans Worm Lozenses failed destroy the
IN lew hours have used them family for the last
year, and can ecemmend them to all parents.
JACOB BROWN, 10 Eleventh St
Dr. ROGERS says he other yernifuge ~ HIS
practice and has known medicine universally
cessfu.
DIR. CHURCHILL, Of the most distinguished ply
clans In Philadelphia has adopted their IN HIS exteps
practice, from full conviction Of their intrinsic meri
The Rev Dr. EASTMAN permits us TO add his testimon
TO the thousands Of Others who have used these celebrated Lo
xenges with never-failing success.
For sale At 0s Nassau street, New York; and a. Wesmin-
ster street, Providence, X. l. avs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
M sHk $50 @

To sail on the ls loth, and 10th Of every Inc
will succeed each other the order ia which they named
Sailing punctuaiy New York Portsmouth the
10Th 10Th and London the It'll, nth, and 9th Of
month, throuhont the year, viz =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND. Sc.
&: ~ 80 @

From the we'll reputation OF this LIne the
nor accommodations provided for consisting OF
possible comfort and the
certainty Of the SHIPS sailing the appointed day. i is
thought detail respecting the prudence
Of those about TO send for their friends selecting it, and the
with him may depend on the same prompnss p1ncuay
being observed heretofore facilitating the emigration OF
free from the ports
Of Ireland and Scotland also be secured Il hardly
their money promptly returned TO those from whom
received. Apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl street.
Drafts sight and for amount also be furnished on
the various Branches Likewise London, LIVERPOOL Nc
Apply as above. ma3o I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

From Fast River Steamboat Place, foot Of Beekman street
The Steamboat CHARTER OAK. aptain sanford. will
afternoon N o'clock
The Steamboat NORWICH Capt, Colt, will leave above
ever, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoon al o'clock
Passengers will take on the arrival Of the seo,s boats at Nor
yh the splendid Cars OF the Norwich and Worcester Rail
Road Company aud proceed Immediately to Boston without
FreeSts taken FOR ali the above places For information
o,i;re n r. A. h O. w. CORLlEs,
2s3 Pearl street
9th March. aps SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
MORE ASTONISHING CURES


DR FRANCIS, OCULIST His celebrated Eye Water is
adapted to all inanmatory diseases of the
OF sight opama and Will those nebuas frequently
known by the of catracts and has made
when hope had He'd and when the medical faculty had
pronounced the persons to be incurable
Mrs Got member of my church, has child who has
aced with diseased for nearly two large ulcer
covered the sight, after utess applies by different ply
cians and when the total loss Of sight apprehended the
perfect Rev s n. CONE.
March 30, 1910. Pastor OF the Oliver ST. Church.
My grandson afflicted nearly six years. with nebula
covering each eye and great the inflammation that the
for eight months; he discharged incurabe We
fortunately applied to Dr. Francis and from c of his
braed eye water he restored sight for which the doc
REBECCA WEBSTER 80 First st. p
To Dr. FrancisDear SrIn the fall Of attacked
tackled with measles, which left eyes weak and inamed
esorted to various prescriptions but received benefit
have used but two bottles Of and though
studied closely all the time my sight perfectly restored
TN much pleasure subscribe Tysef dear sir much
March oath, 1870.
have been eye witness the happy effect of Dr. Fran
cheeriaIIy add my testimony JOSHUA LANE, anu
member OF the Presbytery at Buffalo, and residing at
WV IT Third avenue, New York.
els most celebrated water and from the testimony of those
who have used it, highly recommend it the notice of the
PUBLIC most valuable remedy duncan Dunbar, pastor of
he McDouga st. Church; C. G. Sommers pastor OF the
Rev. O. Sorrs Tenth ST. the Rev Jacob H. Brouner IS Bar
st.
Ths water prepared sold by any per-
son in the United States but by DIR. j. Francis Ocuis
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by DR.. Francis without
the slightest pain which be from the
Al, Noi0 Barclay ST. ap4y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

IA PART OF HOUSE WANTED, suitable FOR
Hui small family part Of the city, 70 consist Of
ILL two BEDROOM and Kitchen. Address n ~ T. at
his Office, stating terms, location, &c msai Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

I PICTURES ON POPULAR ANATOMY AND PLY.
- SfOLOGY-Dr. BEDFORD will com a Course OF
Lectures II Popular Auatomy and Pnyiolnry, the
vesant Institute Friday evening April lsth The
VIII consist OF seven Lectures embracing such subjects
neral interest," are best adapted TO the popular mind These
Lectures VII De surety demonstrave aud illustrated by
DIR. Auzoux, Of Paris.
Tic ko the course 10 admit gentleman aud LADY, IS
Tickets TO admit gentle man. So Single tickets so
Tickets for the 10 be had Franc
ofDroadway aud Murray street. or =, Adamsons Apo
thecary Store corner Broadway and Fourth Single
tickets at the DOR Of the Lecture Room
Lecture to commence at haif-past 7oclock.