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GRAND CONCERT and Eyhibition-

NJ This rv.nIuy ITO commence ocos. frrlj,,i, j
aibi r,-ry sue.r,-Iny ic.cci,ou, tho ue.,A
CLARK Ail present. al hi, Gallery Fjae AS, No p
BroadWav. opT-rJlr " san ton Has. 10, -s;ii.ona
attractions OF Vocal n>t-ail,iaI Concert ict
.lsTI.r-e ,rch arrt-E> hare-t-ru mad III -,t-
t'i- Audience .u AMI Uninterrupted t:7-e4i1
IA and e The rforr-.r. ne TIME
hiuins the novel and drShtus attraction Gliirrv
fin- ATS aud Concert both OF tie hsl,r,t -h.sy hn'I
crle:'rr Among IT. yCuts- ~1r -na-d Dht Barn iis
unF-ati. tultarl>iin -nrrr, itrIk r.. lr, P1le
nc lp!1.f2ncr on tits occasion, snd Of 81 gt,;
iavorlr ltasu alr..=%,.r iIHs:c every evening
tTiIs>on ~ cents: rcsrt,s 10 te LaI prsarl. ltl
muse. ur., aHd az IL CALI ~.
y B-lhe ,e2r,= be3:i uuriil~rpt ;lv y u reserved
or tie cnes pon'ir:' on liz winch Tics
y NJ -. III
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ia Snrsl.-In looking the column. al tho New
York Herald is morning. Surprised Ia sec nay nSinc
Appended the proceedings Ola Trlrr nc'ns
place last evening Washington Hotel Of the
Vice Prc>lrni> o The meeting. II wa-=l the r- in'ni"n
" iii, III INV Lnowic rnn>+t-larns been n-ni'rr
tia; have received the sarcI. an. VIII state thai WA,
ri H. County Convention where j. PltlllPS llifNlN,
l>o wa, unanimously nopiuatc. i: Drocr'.:. Wig
Cani ate Mayor l;. Noted one of Tie officer, "I =
ne; ing recently he'd Nli.ona Hall 10 froNrtha NOM
ial Oh and rcc.;Iy !;.i, hcrnn elected !e> iri %
the ltNny u * Club oi tie Tie, rnt.l ard. III" au>e
tact. ti known. ihk Will satisfy ali Vi" ha"Mi'ea
Lconld No, hay- acted " al! such moon, .>tency,
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely 5. DRAPER. IT..
rrntNF .Ir SALE nr ttNcn ooops-toR
:ul K>o,l ,pri li,h.

r0.i',l+,.. =. H. >.rr,.,lr IsrHts, .,
f..>NA trcop>-iGl ,ss1-> ~ ttrrsa " ,~,,l- o.,
,,,.,y,r ~ ~ arrivals coup to>i u'''.
~,r,riIrt III !5,Ion.tr .ni si'e ,b- Il
Also % caN- coupsl,.uc b5th, ~'0tH hii e'o
~ IS "a a,,s ... t.cc, The "' -' g and 1s'''
t!r a>>1r.!iits,ti.
ZAt~, !1sa>c>s eut:,n fri--
C,;.o..p-, ,n.l >rt- p.,> ll, s'1,nG q az
,l- ~, 1lr 'i'i''''=s. 'ir
,crovnt 81 liz, uG,.rr.. !a!ui;'' on ''s
lupatt trtO3-
t,o c,,o srfntitcrs
>>. l.,,r !.rtto. Mu,!tt>
,>o, ,a-.s ;,-eA ani bilrzt.iseA ttA!~' .,y.,s.i
,~,. i, y 's:o,s credit o. ~ '1-N- 10 'P"0'
,t.,,ry
6#,,-, no, ,n. e,-ou rai..ia"ey Nh '>i..''' wy
ht,-lt,o:t
4>p un. ~. ~, rson tie "ar!rn, Of ,r i''i' go. 70.
., -wi.r> ,.rn...e,! on the N>as' 81 ~"
p,st; ai.,tE--#cr c1>I,
~, oUe. ca.c liz IL u>lc>
.,!,. ,,;.-. +, It,, ~yrte,! >ik ,a.r.lhi"r'
.t>s cl>-> l5.st rr,> - .,ipoi,.
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IL sonrdiu

LII onrli n2.-t ic., s-ntIrils,i ~ ar,pru,e .
''ad .l'l tssta It, ltvr--nr,3Cr r1su.. n, a
unna N11 CIV Isli Pacr. Tin, .l5a1rI=I extremely
;'s~a';,t' .o-r!-,1,fI emit. III l.. .lr.,l In
NV. I-'rf-C. .s-l., !..cl! a,f. 80,
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c&T,gJO\EbY. AZ COST-Tile SUI

STAIlONE!G- II U.s. = i lie SUI
..i,rt la. IL ti4t. NH IL, ,:.sh OF Z
wc IT,, i, Iint oi 2,#co.', .ie5.'!#->fi. ~ -
t,,.y ,, sliJr!oa - - CO. 'iN'
r, = mis-, Ian A>.r ,lc"t >ar!F tiii-f-= hnd
NJ, frs> -i'v a..
,,5f,.i o. " :,- roCht H-as. N,srt>
S.,i,, Wn> Letter Stamps, Ma seal. ocAet A!',i,a-
r. r.hrr, o DAWN, air laiins Tin subscriber
wnuii respectfully cal ir~ i" AIT N isi-
80, ~ ,,fc!a,in C"ur>. D5', ~. Pencils y. 10
. assortment - Nttmin> "n;rr tc1.l' ''N-' a,i -
,,,,.k.. ..,..r pat ~ raat Ll.>. y IA tth 2ni
,.I ~ t,li 10 ce-t, a!-a - 'H'i.1.'>
a, the co... ny ~, An, Dr., ~. ftnri' lL,1u'e-
,, nt .,ur- Cnl -fapd u;. 'ra! r.t,t-i Al = ccl's
ac, vii o!,i :! cent 'i p,'' ~. ft" = u
~. ,,1..Zlai yaSs,7, t'i- !i1lr Iru>iIr- I"dazltN
-, KnLyr whau.a',= .aP'saot ittnInn i'f- "t u
49, Efi,,n! ,.n.i-,!. ert,il;'i bfl,tai= for1l ~
Al, -u hand Ant- Pace 'tlF. -. >s'tir fcl
Al hrci, er=I a-r =" i:niin ~ia'!i !r--
Ter ranFr-.l-o a racrd aA-tf;iDl. OF cl.ra! taper, CT
oi.rrrnt Kinds i= -. ID, 49, - -;
> ,,,rh a, lie la, made arrangement, 10 ~ t'D oi'cr
hu,i,r.. lie a> a,.rtcrui"ati.n u ci-e !' och
he lrr he. mn, M.iIc ticfc"r. think van opportunity
,,Llon, oder, to ruTcilae Eoos "! sammy Al tA IT
,rcll very low prIccs= t'.hL liN''it -
1891 Broad-lr, opposite Joiii-.t
B-A va;.rty En=>:i Portfolios >e.,i. -':S t,i,!-
-
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NOTICE, TO LADIf,S.-Thc La,

~ OIlCf. - I.Ni}lfS.-l ne Ladies
! oi, city and ,ir aij"niu !scr' are tied 10 call
ani onr=iar.r Assortment "i newly purchased
c"o h"ior" making tir spring >irtt"N Tor Themselves
ou' iaui, Offering iint ar"ni al thu best
>tvl-- Icr ,Iawe think will reward i.rrI Tor COMM.
AK Part oT t.tcv, Rroohivror aa' other alja.nre
place. oP.r>eia tn" >y.t'm a ascr3s long 'n' %
casts acla. &c. which Tie aiyt;>c'Ecv-r ned, We IN
vie'i" attention nf persons, wi>hng,' purchase, 10 our
Stock. and ouv ay=thrv will fnl t1ur ock ias.c our
-,rincrt plrr our good. perfect AMI of npr"r GHal
nv AMI our prize, =, neral hcvnn competition We
u>t opened Sitn.,, anil Shrrn2, at superior VIE
from 81 10 j. 81 English prttss'ark co!nr> and black
ans! white NJ i, superior 10 j 3' print"'! Lawns n otch
einetalS. Er;>.i anr French lrio ris' Linens. S'e'
in Diaper, ana Table Cloths. lan'D, a.n, rournn-. 10
Blk lnnla,uc> BLK AMI blue. TX ,Ik ,ambrnpo.. Ctaii
ca>.imercs and snr;. hyerhrr " al all articles general
is kept in=tl- lire. nanv=ol whc lsi=rface from OK
lnlr,i n s,u,. ua.t l'>i ;5rar> 1risr-.
il is.5.... an; Millinery goat
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.rc l.iberty CaadidnI. for 'I"yor-r',M"S ;,

1.ibcrfT Candidate for Mnyor-ii ~ ~; r.
FiElD-rrAet> be had nj lS ft.i:i IL 'o "''''s,
basement; to Fulr,l: #l4t Wafer .lt-b frrii"''h
CIR, cuw c; 3.T r-ar:-lni Cherry: III Frihltt 80
Grrcn~ loA sKru: - Bo"cryi Monroe -! - ',hI''
~ ku.: Is Nanl"n,: 81 CamIn- ~ BEDFORD; ~ '''>'"
II E,-,; III houston: Sal Fi,h; p i:Fi" - Il .'
20 C.r,,rr: cti BIr,rhrr: IA Srcon-> ~ snno'n',
The GLANCE Comm requested alufn '' s''
nh tickets. -
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TfYpRA 1.L;l a.. LMEI'. C. Linz
ir L.t ir >sIs by in!,p T. ruo> Cuutu..i. r.r
cup-r Troy md -,>trei.. ~ Tomp.it,->tt.t. and
81 dc SpgIt, rrrCr, Brfhisn The tnu.,it
i, .,tharst TEE ans-. Ia ti tod- irlr ~ li Two
t,-a,l, ct,., ese-Cn, "iis Lrsd ~ crni>
nA n.oli.>~> hii-. Gnaia.>-> u-rct.~i
cent, each delivered either above pcc-, all in
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conld Not hAs- acted vii! >!c! lncoi!a siency
Anr,lo lg,, II. 3. BOLSTER
April q. ls''

II PARTICULAR NOriCE.-Th'~e Pc, 'on, having
furniture any description 10 dispose OF or In are hr'ak
ing up house ping viii iui ready sale Tor any portion
or all Of their goo by scriing their address or calling
upon the .IlScrIer Good, any amount purchased
cSa ~ f. COTTON Co. l97 Chab am ~
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JnYruiIe Concert.
| JUVENILE Concert will be sisen M

ID. OrrlAnStrc-t Cburcht Or y. mar l,r,.,ic
NJ an ao0day Evening The iili,t,u Singing IN coc.
r,.rCr al sIaIira>i O'Clock or-sseiv ovcro hrniIr
hIi,iI-n vail unite III the
TitAtt-. at III rach 10. n ;c;ic! ely 4 &C.
n.ut Nn go Gra,js;rc-t ulJ=Y. atAlu- No Is alu-
The unoa Uhic No tuitonstr- al
o. 10, ;. 1lonoi ,he OrchAct- strr.t CnIrcl.
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No a. TIA, tie pr,,c.. >,llrnl on, Ci,y j.,
u .f''tc- pubic. blr>''u.. >"nl,, ;,ul
% 1l Al nr,,'' osf!,, mol. e. support a.y
30 "''uu sttciu}' 20 .NtrAleA ii5.>tni pm,
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nt,t,#,,nl tr,I,rs i.la.n ao.i figured. teortl anj
'ansg .lklic,vyl,> rctr,; ,,6 per yarl rcui'
>oic Gtns >H,. Il >A..c a.lr'cr>,yt w,'tu
.,li,. Ia, i,-n=,luy, RHOWE \ TEQl HART
;-:p.I ..r,,, ror,u,rl,. \u,r',l
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>, 81 Na>>au-,,r--.. cornrc5o Fui'"''-siftt

,rx,r,,ag, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Waters OF tir
Uu.Uu Congress- Pavilion, and lodnt >pr'h.,'
on nrn 'r.>i from liz. springs For >ar, ",
rc:ul David sand, Co. Chemist, a Eds hf,alW'S
co,lcr Market street. "'- -
SoIicc-Dn .l tbs LAY The Eastern so am.
lsl Nal va S,ou,.ot Az. Norwich, vii cius al .. L
zyia,i,. IN,
-, JOHN i'nniVEK GEAlI:M, P@M
Auction Notiec:T>se> OF weh's c' mn ~.
IQr.,,I >i.,r,!v t,riI llt.,. 10 O'clock u 10. &c
laia >i:rt., by nr,it al ir 80,
tar. CON pir. ,istnt ct a'ph'ie
Wr. u:iri. dr.! alt NJ, and kpus
,,rior> Stores ,-l-, workshops AMI $50,
great ,ar;,t. OF Glasses Shades Chans hilSs Sr>
P,,,4tbl. ttor>t Wagon ,, Bar.. and almost
convenience Tor carving the Lamp Business -,
wishing supply Of lanp will toy~e 10 attend t' >'''
~ itiS - WI w SHIRLEY. .tuctonc';,
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I'd FN. j. COIE.KT-DcarSi Sir: MAY
Ee 1884, ~-,> severely attacked viii - .t,.e
a. ny ln.. and confined irne bu>i,r months,
S. IA ii.,c4 nave suffer -. muo pain Tia lcnr
81 y, n, al licu.ty b-rattln, and very ctI.'n!,
l.c. i.. r1>., srra, Deal n ratrl-,I atcr
believe - the hncticr OF the Cons uuitlnu
,ri,r, ,iir., PHYSICIANS L1t y 10 ''pGri1-- A-a
~ yrrI> 40 20, Ip,,r Ea!ln OF Liz
hap,v .lv That -s,vr .1s,'."c.l eHTrl5
,c,,c- my cnucS, AMI viii The: exception r "rik
IN your ns- iicne Al >srs OF lcnsHUl ~ L.
e, u 20 10 .silh It's letter =, You = l53ii-r.
II. DERBEY.tEo. N .r,..y..,
%rw.Nor., .iprii .,. H.
Fu- by j. Covert. $50 Nassau >;Fe' ai> b. .s-st
l;o Wacr 10 brra,!way; ipi>oG ErpN- NJ
,,-r.l ~ a,,! lo Ful;0n.trr-t, En-; Br7;Nay al.
:. Broadway; S. lioa AID !Ss GoNtfH 81 Dsi.o,.
oyy.,
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ks'goi. lat tac selection -. riiiE.LlpS rIHNiX
ar1lii'air Tor Vi tyni. III coriia nppro-
alN and "r H. Eict'nr.-ni r uli NiatI. will ave
afs pail. aud '!tnn- puil aNda ntl alio.r;lcr. AMI
Sa1e "a elect u. ui tii1 Cic Magistrate Fan r
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Uni,cr.n!., Hcrcnn sn.,i,u,e-will m,

II INV rsii!i.! EICrr ] nh ufe-WI
~ tb'. l-urr Room 90 t't kiz,t.i .t.. lat, Hover
rLu-ci zI ucock. Tie crri..> :. II ri.n-
~ 1iali is.,N. os i'ss Isl caste9 JOS s Sr.f.t
= y,ia n@4,ltisy VI II. y u Stflrl et, gi.- F.>,,>
aus ciianp. 4tt = rua'jor i--i,- az
..i's'Irs l. ;.ltt. E.aisi, s,lan 44-
i~'"i
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Tom II lrc'I re,- '~'' 81
ir,. - i,i a.. IL irystn iii'- >t,-'si. is
~" wirIt,HtLl.,-I r4ll, jnl,t..,,e
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fsesss, NEN-YORk 10 Ens,nn Pa

fl15sAs,SST77 NENF-IOKk TO East Ia
AnS-Z 'itta= >,tc> Nh. sag Thsruz.ir=jii y -
- q l":.fs,-l 4 Lst>-f= CAV, N.v1tk. tl7ab.,a=
'q"n Brunswick, s1eir, North I;.-ac. C-..ar,
through /, Ea,;-, s1-irom Sev-lork 10 o.l.,a.t
= -. and irnu' ss;arrsil.t 10 ta.t,a :! -,
f"'.'.cer> Mi l-.>c NJ. l..r', ls,. H.. ao'D L.
-tiy sir. 1 ~ ttts Nrjri> iss.irn..t
Sai'!ay al O'Clock \. VI rur Nrr-l: ruI.w Z rlt.
- n"t' dhd proc 81 ,.srrct "a Ea.;"n.
Eur en' ,aapy a. liic ia IL ST, ficsr O,ce TOO, NJ -.
ri. >ifc~t Newi.rk, or 10 rIy C.,ui,cfnr - Tr.,i
, mn leave Eaton. tutr - !r'rriraniio-
,rt't o'c-ck, IN. -tc.p: SUNDAY. 7r,-i. u Nr,,
hfhu-tcA IN i'r tor the -Ior:.il H.,O- . Pa.
sA'ir!fi'a, arr S.n. N New ok So. y "
all n RICHARD ~'rDi'T ft-pur:csor.
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" {. l,,curfty, Aucuon'-r
By JOHN H..GtitkTl y SONS

". {. I!acurft! Nus IV"t ~
By JOHN HtGttkTN y SONS
StnJ- I63 reart-zrr-i
rCE>D NN April i.tll.
NIL -''coCH. ~" !eciiHi k0"'r'
Rsus>tL> 40 !>GRtf" IAsf.r.-Br0>~.' inGrsl"'
NrH-JIaH ald li'Hp tafieHn:>, plan and .ir'rd 'H''
Ctcl. BrnsSjng. Lsrrl Es.dh,2. Tabi- an Pane
In,u!>, Ac. A. Ar.
WEDNESDAY.
~ ~ O'Clock a; t3". anCiini room,
PieEtGr >.i.E,>aJ package, lore. iui domestic wv
t-p,i- large ard I.5.:.. ~ ''aiar
ALL tncy lltlll- goods recent arrivals. u! non,>
cgc,i,t.
i.,.,,un thu inspection la, ar,ro> 81. ,lc rS'rt t"'
arcou0 ,Ae ngfnrtr> n, dana. e shr o>,sco .",
53Its.,lt cash
z-Ii.. hail, I.lry
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81 +. COTTON \ co.
ESDAy. Anrii ,",;.

Al layo',io, H. Al ~ Ea.; Brs,,l~ay.
= FvleStrrRf-t'' 'urrJr> at hr hou>'. consulting mav
.ii'r>, per t.hl,. ,u;ir do large pier
''>> Brussels 1tris, TIha PATTERN ctl mantle ,up.
l,.. ar >>il: bureau ri.oaa,lv b-,i>ir,,i.. >pl.u
IL! 3t" tr, ern:h'ry a'l- ,i> i,l>, b'i'iinG
t,''. mar tlc NASH .an,i>, or;> Io-c-
III ;i.r -}ci,n ur;.iirre.
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{. SACKS. Op,ician, lalc!y from Vi

SACKS. Op'ician, lately from VI
~ 'l''e an, rsnFr.etot Of lc ,lsk'o"n oruen e.
tlihi'lI't; ~ thaite. be-. rsy- t,nculni'' t1N it ~"
a5H tom i,l i.t;furc 90 ne c;iiz.a> N''-\ or f -!
.irie assortment i
GLAS>L>=NND SPECTArLES
"'liis=arr lIf nc-toprtose'i p-intplt ct ofc, aa'
rt9nl,5rne .s Ne s.iifs ucni;,i. ~ tie hh, y
biz I'D. MT fiIN,can>' 1T Ni"nna. :nsl S-t'f' -
fffpi tsi' ,r>t., i0r-r -;psrdc -fc1es AL 1'.e @
t1 in Tie various ,,tla> a; fNe LnH", -" 'lI So
,i4h;-t-
i!-i'."> III .uere, - eiioa-ta-, H.. n'.-i - :,
~ ~, ar, DISCOVERING J'1c sfsi o t -
.t,ti- and rtsj T-C1 Tc1Iia nee az
Th"tulne.t benefit 5r-irrc"t w M
IL. e.s-, lbs .ati.fa tori!y 10, 't't
sVrts vision thc..r - Wei =,
prevents nail '.,.r,- i,N t't'- tit'a
ptrrstJ ,t-r-0n. atT! sac .lIt5s>' .i'Ir
by itus,1,rrc az other - 49,, -.Ise', u
"Tfieias -lt .;lefrIy .traIira ti.r ,l2i, ~ nv
uf.frcti 't:A hifntbr-. 10 = D.. ,,
tn -:.-l.. ,e-,lunia.. 90 '-tr'si= "a -
iurcJ "a, bj. ,.,,
Of vL.cll lar IN, -ri-I s~>nriil..i. 90 t.a'i
5. i;lrsi, s,l,: af.1 a,,ro1 oI,r,i ~ ~
t's.>-> Pnck, -. ,'r - l "
tbrIif, I'D tot 90. -sr-- Plaza @
crl..,Ec. Ar At-.,a -rconi h,-Jr ~ ~. =
opJs,,. thu CITY H,I.-:ntr4nic ro,n To- ~ IN 80
- "
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'''si '.. 4io q i.s liz HAMS a. lie ltcrt. IL,
ss.sr'~'n Ns>>> oaSi,>z,it h,,lt nt ih'
Va" y ~ ''fihl" tue ,icrtGr-~A It'll, carried
'' a.. 1elH'c, that ttr injecting, proceed Ia
' O. 1taect zniii'E ir' Tor eac. p>irici.
.''t 70. NJ NO '', - .ctisr .tl=s.inany o. our
60 ols lFi|-. "itl n,.ct N ttsr Nutairrr Fx
is'- K, sssefs, nts ',ats.ag cvct,u- ~, i>t
..zi ~ ~ "l.Af= l'.r m"cf>sl. 3 .tItnstrt'It.
~ '=--st''a - iDC>tst next which VA s3tt,rd
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II Ninth Syard.-Al . Eumerou, and highly re-
Yrr,abic meeting Of tive Democratic Whissof Tie Ninth
War;. held Friday evening. Apti Sih, at bc Northern
E,cAang-, Mr.. HORACE ST.JOuN called 10 the
Cha M->>rs. XAUoCN LEVI, and CuAS. *. SuTHERLt%D
4, its Chairman. and Gus, j. 0l!ey ard Juus5 K!sr
,,rs,t,f,t S.cr.:arits
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W." h'nn! wa, prt>enl, an ca,. up,n 10 a,ifr.,
We a~eiin, ~hc done iuLl> ,cnr,i.nsy Happy
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IN pursuance of mn order Of the Surrogate

o Nrw Sorh. Noic- :. hereby given 10 all
Iav3n. CLAIMS AZ BrrHnr Siny,
New nTk .~n! l,ua. rn,r Ia present th.
>ulsrr.tr>
Psr.'I Suii, Ma East Broad a.
>.-i RI i-'iorr ii~ tN,rii.
or n-,i. Ducd Ne"-ioTL iI- mint 'ias al April a D
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Change In the Cabinet. Wash
;ngton correspondents OF the Newark Dai.
ly and the Commercial Advertiser of this
city, both announce that MIR. Caleb Cush.
inn Of Massachusetts, is 10 succeed Mr.
Forward in the Treasury Department.
about the frs. Of October. and that AR
Louis McLane of Maryland. is 10 succeed
Mr.. Webste-. whose resignation is daily
looked sor in the Department of State.
This important intelligence is confirmed
from other sources. and may Be accurate
Be CAREruL-A child one year O
age was burned to death 10 New York on
Saturday evening. The mother went oul
for few minutes. leaving the deceased
and another child. oftwo years old. in the
room. A box of matches had been lef
on the lable, which these children had got
and the mother hearing scream ran il
and found the clothes OF her child il
flames. The child died on the followin.
evening.
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my all. To be like him in spirit and life,
is all want. This is heaven.
Dear Orson:- for Gods sake and mans
sake, do distinguish between a war-making
and slavehOlding religion, church and cler-
gy, and Christianity and her ministry and
church. Build ~ the latter. Let your very
soul be baptized into Christianity. Love
it-live tide in it. For il is sweet and
precious treasure. But the man-stealing
man killing religion, church and clergy Of
this nation-they are all of the devil-wiIl
lead all 10 perdiIion who trust in them-an
the sooner they are bloted out the better.
| speak Of the clergy and church as body.
There are individual exceptions. But as a
body their doom is written in heaven. II
this were my last, should say it.
Now, dear Brother, Fare we'll / 90 10
preach human brotherhood in England, not
knowing what may there befal me. But
shall be in Gods universe, and in mine
for feel that God is mine - his kingdom
mine-his universe mine. The universe is
my home. II is my Fathers home - my
Fathers temple. 10 it see his face and
live in his love and smiles. shall meet
you again somewhere in the universe. II
matters NOT where.
Dearest love TO all your family, and to all
in Vermont, who read the Telegraph.
Farewell, my Brolher-Farewell.
HENRY G.. WRlGHT.
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RALLY..RALLYY

The Elstern New York Anti. Slavery
Society will hold Conventions at the FOL.
lowing times and places:
Warren County AtChesler, on Mon
day and Tuesday. the 10Th s. llth Of Octo-
Der.
ESSEX County. A! East Moriah. ON
Thursday and. Friday, October 18th s,
l4th.
Clinton County. At Plattsburob. on
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 18th s.
18th.
Meetings TO commence at 70 O'clock
A. VI. the first day of each Convention.
A6et Brovn of Albany. Corresponding
Secretar,r, and d. W. Burroughs, Lee.
turing aud Financial Agent ofthe Society.
will be present and address the Conyen-
tlons. Also Bulah an emaneipa,ed
Slave, Col. Miller from Vermont, and 9TH
er friends from abroad
BY order Of Executive Commi,tee OF
Eastern New. York Anli-Slavery Society.
d. w. BURROUGHS.
Brandon, Vt. Sept. 1912.
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long tassels of blue ribbon. and down his
To- enead between his eyes, lay waving in
The breeze and tossed by the te.lotal pride
OF our noble steed one of our Cold
Water Army badges. We were much
gfailfled at this little device. The horse
IS a fine animal. a thorough cold water
drlnker, and deserved a badge.-Cold
Wafer Army.
Some affect to be what they are not, to
accomplish what they would. The devil.
often transforms himself into an angel of
light-h
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Posi- omoe pelinnu.ucies.


should be glad to believe that merely
delinquency, without practical malicious
ness, and wanton meanness, was the whole
of it. A few days ago, Geo. w. Kelley, Of
Pittsford, called at the Telegraph Office
and stated that the paper had not been re-
ceived BY himself or his brother Joseph, for
Two weeks. How many other Pillsford
subscribers had been so served. he knew
mol. This is not the first complaint OF the
kind. One thing is certain. The Telegraph
has not failed of being mailed to Piltsford
subscribers, in season 10 reach the Pittsford
Post Office on Tuesday evening, for years
except when the stage went that way in
the morning, instead of evening; and then
il went uniformly on Wednesday mornings.
The Post Masters in Brandon will testify
TO the truth Of this statement. The Pitts
ford package of Telegraphs is of considera-
bic size, and is uniformly put into the small
mail bag - so that there is no manner OF
excuse for the Post Master al Pitlsford. He
is either scandalously delinquent, or inten-
iionally dishonest. 1t is bell eyed, also, in
this region, that the Post Master al Rutland
needs looking after.
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October Session, 1912.

T'HE approaching session of the Legislature
Il will be one of extraordinary importance
and interest, though the pay is hardly such as to
induce US to take the trouble of publishing dali
ly paper, we shall do il through the session,
TERMS
WaltOn's Daily Journal, during the session, ST.
Watehnia,t and State Journal for theree months.
so cents.
Watchnlon aud State Jonrnal, during the s.s.
sion, Is cents.
Postmaster or others forwarding IS shall receive
SIX copies of the Daily Journal -
twelve copies for $40.
R[Editors who give the above three inser-
tons will be furnished with the Daily.
y E. p. WALTON s. SONS.
Montpelier, Sept 20. 1912.
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ABoLITIoNISM.- take the follow
ing from the Tocsin Of Liberty, the organ
of the Aboli,ionists, published at Albany.
Twenty SIR Slares IN one aoeek. Sam.
Weller is requested to tell the ve-nold-
ers that we passed twenty-six prime sIa YES
to the land Of freedom last week, and sew.
eral more this week thus far. Don't know
what the end of the week will foot up
All went by "the underground railroad"
"Tell Mary Wrighlson, Cooks Point.
Maryland, that Moses Giles wishes TO be
remembered TO her Us an old acquaintance,
and that he was well and in good spirits,
and liked liberty very much.
Henry Hawkins would like TO have
Sam inform Austin Scott, al Washington
City, that he is well, and is delighted with
Northen scenery and society, and hopes
he may get along without his services in
future. He wants. him to send the editor
oflhe Tocsin money enough to buy new
coat.as the linen roundabout is nearly worn
out. and il is coming on cold soon. Thi:
would only be oery small item in tn,
amount of which Scott has robbed him O
his services"
Now these abolition committee mcr
could just as honestly aid in smuggling
away thirty-six stolen horses, or bales O
stolen goods as to aid in The netarious brsi
ness Of which they boast 10 their shame
~ Y. Spectator
He who can entertain and express sen
timents like those in the last paragraph
above is well named Stone. None bu
such rs have hearts harder than the meth
er millsione could express or indulge suci
views or feelings. Hand me over to AL
gerines or Arabs-5ut don't let me fall in
20 the power of YIN. L. Stone.
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Fourth Annual Meeting OF the New.
England Non.Resistance Society.

5iAU Nohe0eslstance society
The fourth annual meeting ofthe New
England Non-Resistance Society will be
held in Boston, on Tuesday. the 18th of
October next and will probably continue
In session two or three days. It will un-
doubleday be meeting Of great interest,
and large attendance from all parts of
the country is earnestly solicited. An en-
terprise So comprehensive, so beneficial,
so essential to the exticpation of the spiri
of violence and war, and 10 the redemption
of the world should command the most
ample means, excite the most intense inter-
est, and be cherished by all those who
love the human race.
EDMUND Quincy, President.
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON, Cor. Sec.
Boston Sept 16, 1912,
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Phsko!erian.-There will be a publ;c
meeting of this Society at the Seminary
Chapel this Wednesday, evening. Cues
ton for discussion. Is physical force
greater preventative of crime than moral
suasion2
A lecture will be delivered by D. M.
Kelsey. Ladies and Gentlemen are re-
specially invited to attend.
G. L. CASE, PreSt.
i, ""-@ G. NJ. WARREN, Sec
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n o Z lie E.
COW ENTION

The Baptist Stale Conceatioa will meet
at Ludlow, Oct. 18th and 18th. Dele
gates and visiting brethren are requested
TO call at Mr.. J. r. Smiths tavern, where
they will be directed TO places of entertain.
men:.
BY order anil in behalf OF lbe Commi,-
tee OF arrangements, s. ADAMS.