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FUN AT MIDNIGHT.

The Joys of welded life have been written out
Que Of delightful incidents the life OF Benedict
midnight when he is reused from his sumber by
his wife, who strikes three well directed blows
upon his breast. w.ih her elbows
"Nir, what's the maiterf
The lady has drawn her head underneath the blankes
and shaking like DISTURBED quart Of calfsfoot Jelly
Sac says, in smothered, tremuous voice
oh Thomas Tor John, or james, hear noise in the
hail. and there IL certainly some body in the house"
Nonsense, you mistaken"
"There IL is again. You hear them walk in the par
Tor. They're roboing the house. told you the
want a suspicious person"
The husband has by time the last speech is deliver
night aud prcked his 10 catch the slightest sound
Alter he shivers five minutes so, the wife says
"rhcrc now, | heard glass break. Oh, we shall be
murdered Do get your pistols, Thonas :"
The husband really alarmed, and gets out OF bed
He groPes around carefully; but notwithstanding his
uon falls over chair. pitches into wash stand and aigh'
among the waesy fragments OF the basin The lady shrieks
and asks hcr husband 1t the robbers in the Get
ting but prolonged cuss it, she dashes 10 the
window, and cries murder. The husband endeavors tn
stop her; but the high for the safety valve The
neghbors alarmed, aud disturbed faces
The watchmsn hears murder c.ied and, at the ear
eneay the lady, breaks the lock OF the front door
and ushes in Several neighbors follow him with lights,
and of sudden the whole picture Ilumined. The poor
husband has himself upon the fragments of his basin,
and the Is covered with blood.
The wife explains the OF their alarm and dilemma,
and Ut the Waterman is obge off, This Off
cal THINKS OF the matter but the neigh
bos forget The poor husband gets the OF
4 BLACKBOARD and vile brute, and story goes about that
he caught beating his dark room, midnight
with chairs and wash basin, she being kind tell the
truth.
After binding up his wounds the couple GO bed and
awake in the morning supremacy wrstched.
MAJOR Noah.
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WIGS OF RICHMOND!

You have just sustained Waterloo defeat As it was
well observed by one Of your distinguished fellow citizens,
there twas Grouehy in the eld. TrsaeAsry has becn
added the odds had contend witi-beaekeTy the
grossos and the papable, and the demonstrate
This Lyons clique have meant thing but de-
We ask their pardon-they have meant thing moro
they are, many of them, interested in Tsras Lands in
Galveston lots in scrip and bonds and they would sub
ject the fortunes Of this great county, such debssing
influence this We know these men, and all
We know them from Texas leers-and they shall face
OF these days. this People and this Community! We
respecter Of persons where duty calls for decision
and say the country that this Teras list, will sart!c
and mortily numbers well explain the country how
many blue beans IL takes 10 make seven.
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THE WINGS OF RICHMOND.

Heretofore nvhcble, acknowledge themselves be de-
feaiod by Texas and TREACHERY ! Yes their known
and open opponents, the Democratic Party they knew
how and how vanqush But they have not
known. and be i, ssd their honor-they have
known how parry the thrust Of traitors, because
among brethren they Suspected and would suspect
n traitor lurked They in the hope that Arnold
had made tfeachsy unpopular in the Revolution, and
Tgi,r in this age, tI1; heaehey dead
Let ihsm il they still soft enough, reconcile this with
the pereet coalition between Mr. Lyons and Mr.. Seldom
aad Mr. Lyons expressed WISH that Bvfs might be
beaten 300
Ii be the peculiar and the hard fate OF the Wing
party, be beaten by fraud by eopin by trick by
misrepresentation and by LYING! Yes-le, us call
things BY their true names-by LYING! Men, and
know well who they are, have endorsed in
this contest, LIES and the bssest les which they
10 be lies, simple and well meaning men, which they
dut not have expressed TO informed against JoBN
Minor Boris They have told these lies, where the lie
would profit them to the simple and the uninformed -!
They have not told them in public:
Wings Of Richmond! by such reprehensibe arts has
your true voice bceu sgppTsssed-Ir Bolts put downs
Texas Wing aud Galveston lot holder proclaming bmsc
to he WING the better throw You of your guard been
elected 10 represent you by the DEMOCRATS Of Rich.
mond
Throw of his dsgraceul yoke! Yes! THROW 1T OFF!
Call upon this Texas, Galveston Whig-who has been
elected by yleran chance by the Democrats, number.
ing 900, against tao Wings, numbering 9O0-ca upon
him TO resign Let him. that the Wings here real
y understand The question. give tho Wings chaLec
sustain themselves and their principles.
Mr.. Lyons will not consent TO this lie wW mott In
a city with 600 Wing meIorty. which he promises to re-
present, ho will be influenced by majority
Of 600 Whig,.
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DARK SUSPICIOUS AND SUBSEQUENT pEvrLorNESTs.-The
Boston Post states that early Wednesday morning,
uuckman was 20 DIVE TO ll6 Washington street.
from the western OF the having three boxes about
SIX feet IN length, Labelled Dr. Cutter, accompanied
by business appearing gent. They instantly
loaded and hurried The haste the appearance
Of the accompanying GENT the particular length and labels
OF the boxes, all combined the suspicious Of
knowing observers, who communicated the ciT-
cumstsnces 10 the CITY Marshal, with desire that the
affair be investigated; 1t supposed that they
conisincd BODIES dissection, BURY
ING GROUND. The Marshal Immediately issued
der To Constable Ciapp search the suspected boxes
oeksmih was sent tor, with that he proceed
the spot prepared TO open boxes continuing something OF
very offensive smell. The City Marshall, Constable
Capp, with Coroner and a large number Of individuals
being assembled, all with yissgcs solemn the grave,
anxousy standing around, the smith proceeded reveal
the terrible mysteries. At length the lid raised,
long robe hid the contents; pale; all silent
the halls Of death. of the cloth raised,
hand was seen beneath, and all was developed
The sequel was this The boxes had contained French
Mannkins, PAPER belonging d.. Cutter, lee
iurer anatomy and physiology, which had been taken
from the boxes by Mr. Cuteheon leaving tie aEms) before
the official investigators arrived and carried above the
engraving OF Mr.. Chandler have some
from hem-Mr. c. hearing the gathering, down and
explained the matter. The whole company soped" forth
with. but said nothing those they OF the h0yrid de-
reiopmeRfs."
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HENP.-The cultivation OF Hemp has, till the last few
years. been neglected in Of Slater, except Ken
lucky, and quantities Of this article required for Am
erican consumption have been procured principally from
Russia The Russian Hemp, like all other European
modtics considered superior 20 our own. and
qucntly claimed preference IN markets. But upon
proper examination, American Hemp is found equal the
Russian article, when iged with proper care, and hence
has, withn the last few ycDrs, received moro encourage
mont than formerly. Tho consequence is that It's culture
has extended into Illinois and Missouri, which States
now supply the market with a very large portion
The following facts will exhibit tho rapid increase In
the Hemp cultivation In 1899. our importaons II Hemp
amounted S607.776; in 1910 to S656.777 in loil 10
5000 20l in 1919 S267,5t9 This presents dminu-
lion in Imports which has boon wholly supplied from
home cultivation But few entertained the opinion, few
years since, that American Hemp would find market in
Europe early day the present; yet is true that
shipping Hemp to Western Europe. The 70
copis Of Hemp New Orleans In 1871 and 1912
1911 balos In l9l3 and 1874, they $4,000 princi
pay from Kentucky, Illinois aud Missouri the increase
being principally from tho latter two States Such encour.
sgement sholld he afforded Hemp.erowers as will any
sufficient supply for consumption by
giving article is preference The western
try would greatly diminish their expenses Of consumption by
commencing the manufacture Of Hemp goods, u which
very small portion produced IN this country, nowh-
standing the vast consumption-NGshpe Tenn, AgrieuL
furiH
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NY. MARKET-April a3-al p Al.

IL
ofmrPenune $500 bbs have been sold 81 .25 English
Sales palm oil ID; $50 crude sperm ut 30 Cts
Whale is 33a3I Tor N. Y. Spices VI oil sort. remain
steady. Tallow is dull Ut 6li7 cts; no export demand
There has been sale Of l0yO ID. uhern whalebone ut
+03 cts ID. Buneh raisins 81 50a6?l Hides are firm
in price, but important sales have made this week
Am. dew hemp sells SSOs95 ton; 50 African guano
sold at $40 ton. The published today has not
changed the prices Of iron.
The cargo Of Teas by the Cincinnati were sold at the
Ph9aix room TO large Company The low greens sold
better. anu tie high not 20 well d before. .'
The sales of Cotton 800 bales ut same prices with
yesterday.
Flour remains heavy, Genesce S4,G2a69; Michigan
S4.56a62; Southern 81, 75sss.
EigL,cea hundred bushels Gencsee Wheat sold for shin
ment at Rye offered &c and the dstcns
bid 66c. Jersey Corn, sales at Is a49 Southern I7c as
30a3l.
cargo of plaster paris sold deliverable up the river at
S3, equal to 81 so here.
Dry Cod are SO q for good; 300 bbs Halifax Maescr.
e No brought Sl bb 1000 boxes smoked herring. So
30 and 22c.
Wh,key is 23c. in drudge casks No hbs here; they
worth s3a231c.
The Havana molasscs offered by auction to-day was
prime. Ii brought % cents and wss chiefly with
drawn but afterwards sold, p Sugars remain heavy
N. o. molasses 81 80 cents and very Prime in bbs 81
Prices Of provisions are generally steady. $40 bbls old
prime PORK sold 1915; G0 bbls So 60; 300
Sl2,15; 315 bbls handsome lard nj SC.
Sterling 9s95 prem. Francs 5,263 fiat. Stocks have
fallen back to.cay.
p s. Evening.-The sales of cotton for the day are 200
bales, prices seady.-JoUR. Con-.
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To a, Ediial. Of "a. Lghie.

To tie Editors Of me WIG.
Mossrs Edi,ors The agony is over-the contest in
this city has been setledour family quarrel end
Lyons is elected! What IL DO done Snail the
Wing party Of Richmond rally around that altar where
they have been accustomed to pay their Goyoons will
they permit mere personal preference to divide and DIS
Tract them in time 10 come Last year had split ia
our ranksie voice Of the People decided the neer!-
You, Whz sonnels, after the result was ascorsined
published the following noble and generous EDITORIAL which
desire you 10 fe.pubsh. expressing the feelings and
wishes Of the supporters Of Mr.. Lyons;
ffom the Wing or Apfi 9Th, 1874.
"WHigs RrcmsrNB! Tn. Senatorial contest is now
over; and, with IT. conclusion, let conclude oil estrange
mcnt and Temporary alienation! Let be again cordial
band o brother, asohed to the goat cause-united
together by our common synpaos for that sd
fod pbalnnS 10 friends, formidable Ons 60 our oppo
nenis, and deserving the proud Distinction Of being called
the GIBRALTAR OF WING PRINCfPLEsl What
say youf SHALL THE TOMAHAwK BE BURIED
We trust We make the tender in patriotic and person
al sincerity Its for others 10 accept decline it!
We tender the olive branch; Shall be accepted
or declined 7 IN 10 for Others" to say.
MANY LYONS WINGS.
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o. the island 81 - ID, e"nunoeo 70 % suiIes' ~ 80
the Spanish dollar was exported 70 pases sne.e Ss
higher Naee' and 'nis wen' ON, s.noexn ~ue w ~
he Spsn'sh aonM Was nA.S, 'as s o'e'e ~ n $3.50 '.
-iegs, .nae' Wv, vac "S'... ,
mst u thhi DC "esal en.e, ou' a'''e 'a " ~ "o,
sa.a"euoh, observes inc ".''a tunes , "a
OF per cent IN aaoiuom 70 inc p'os"us,' Tpu oa.uea
per cent on 'ne ouion " ,ne ,saasa. l"s
S,o oe"Nes "a'o as'eeo 7" 'Ao .'o . 80. ~ ~
-o.'V, s'N "ios .ouSes, AZ 1e' " ke ssv 49,. !, -
~, u " ~, y, % so' ~ -, " ue " a,s S,
e"se. i"e p''usu 'e'"'u r y 70 o ' u ~ " e
"P'0''u' "o ''s"u WIN asu".,'"' '"@s ~
MohoCCo. ,
rrdays Monitcnr publishes the following e'eStaph'e
desps'eh' received by The French Government:
"fhRrisSAN March 70, y =. n'-Lieu'ensh' zen; La
mooteieie 70 ,ne Mins"r VI "af'-pNooae '" S'ui oe
ADDE'S the ZV'n-lhc convention to' hsing INC "onc's
between Asena ana morocco was signed ne Gay vs'Vie
yesterday. All the eondinons snpu.a"o oy DeA
rue nave oeeh aceeacu 10 oy "e MOROCCO eo"sso III
Inc interview was attended WIN great so'emn'V' Inc
numerous escort OF 81 uam'da sho"eu 'ne 's' ae"'e
upos'nons ine news o' ',is aaPpy so'uno' nus
P'ooueou e"oo enec, III "a, eyen"y % ' "
announcen no', U, "'uei :" .iv S"pe'o, no . $50 ~, W
ma'en against u'e l.h'i, anu un' n1s o'e"ie"s "" oe
S"inp'neo WIN "ose " oou! U. uooPS ~"i"s Wy e
""'
INDIA.
Tho Express, with the Indian in anticipation OF the
overland mail. reached London the 30 inst The dates
are-Bombay March l. Madras Foby ~; Cscuits, Feb'y
and China, JAM ia.
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Wea5erham, Dec. 3.

MI William Dodd, tailor living in Boston. who had the
misfortune 10 lose his right years ago. four inches
below the elbow joint, invented artificial which he
has upwards Of three years with much practical ad-
vantage himself. The following is portion Of lsier
addressed by him the editor Of the Boston Transcript on
the subject:
After bad carefully instructed my ieft hand in many Of
the useful arts previously known by the night hnnJ such
the management Of the pen, needle, razyr, &c, &C..
turned ny attention series of plans suggested
by friends for supplying my loss by artificial means. Al
first my attempts feeble, aud 10 little purpose but
after trying number vt Ingenious conry1ncss and ex-
pending about so IN cost, have got what consider
practically useful The iasenugs, &c. arc extremely
simple ond easy, and when fitted tire stump and glove
on It can scarcely be known from natural Tie in
sumens use IN with il also Of the SIM
pcst description. These, however, might be varied ac
cordng to the trade calling Of the person wearing it,
With respect myself continue 10 toOrk my trade ne
before cannot Of coufse, go ahead" formerly but
do what three years ngo should have thought mposs
bic. lis far, very for from natural ara nevertheless il
IL good substitute. came this city IN July last since
which time have made Cwiib little assistance from my
wife In the minor ports Of the work. 50 Ut various
descriptions, about 20 pair Of pants and general assor
ment II other work.
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OREGON EMIGRATInN.

We understand that large number Of emiranis
greRat,d az Independence preparatory 10 their emigration
Oregon There two separate companies orglnized,
aud they will about the Goth 81 April. They number
about thousand persons and have good supply n
gons and animals Al the houses in Independence
vicinity.
~ st. Josephs, in the Platte country, thoro another
large company with about hundred and twenty wagons
They expected TO start about the time as the com.
psny from Independence.
Another compsny with shout thirty Eve wagons, wa.
assembled at another point the river.
II supposed that considerable accession would be
made 10 these companies before thoir departure.
Lieut.. Fremont shout 70 another exploring
petition beyond the mountains, and hundred and fifty
young men were Independence engaged 60 with him.
Tney were furnished with mules and equipped or their
jonrney The rush Of emigration beyond The Rocky
sins will be very great and those who expect 10 join the
company should repair 70 tho frontier Immediately The
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LORD CHATHAM.

To the Editor Of the London Times:
SIR:-Having read in the Times OF Friday an interest
ing from the EdiRburg Review relative
and public inlerment Of the great Lord Chatham beg
send yoa On aEecdoc concerning the occurrence,
which have often beard my father relate.
lie in the House the occasion of Z motion for
public funeral Lord Chatham. However general was
the unanniy o the house, disturbed by factous
opposition OF some Of eminence, forget who he
Amongst other Arguments he threw discred, upon public
funerals, By mentioning OF the ridiculous ndecences
which occur whenever there public professions
Col. Barre Il think il was, who answered hiIn) coIn-
mented upon his public conduct, and coatrasted with
sharpet irony the public deeds Of Lord Chatham, with
the shabby Of the Director.
Having enumerated the splendid sayings and dongs of
the Earl Of Chatham, the end Of each he made pause,
and nen said "Can the honorable or right honorable)
member soy much7"
Burke seemed also to be burning with Indignation and
preparing TO pouuce upon the sad obecior but suddenly
changing his purpose he took hold Of my fathers ARM and
said-"lsci as 60 INTO the Abbey"
Having surveyed the pace where they lay this
great man. and the solemn building he seemed FOR a time
absorbed in ihought-then rousng himself he repeated
with the mos, affecting plihos the following lines
'oit lie: tread the gloomy Isle alone.
Sad luxury To vulgar minds unknown,
Along the walls where speskinz marbles show
What wohnies form the hallowed mould below;
Proud names. who once the rens Of Empire held,
In arms who rriUmphed, or in exceed
Chiefs marked with scars and prodiga OF blood;
Stern patriots. who for sacred freedom stood;
Just men, 10y whom impartial laws given,
And saints who tod and led the way Heaven.
Meier to these mansions, where the mighty rest,
Since their foundations came a npbler guest;
Nor c'er u the bowers VI bliss conveyed
a purer saint more welcome shade"
The place. the circumstance, the man, aud the words
made deep impression upon my fathers memory and
have often heard him repeat the anrcdoe The words are
Tickeli's ION the death Of Addison"
You may make what of this anecdO,e you please.
ON. sir your obedient servant,
c. sFEscKR srASuorE
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Air SFRIEGs.-Tbe metallic springs which receive and
throw back the form Of types Napier press wehavc
caused To he taken Off and mir springs substituted their
place. The metallic springs were producing heavy
end would often break No metal could DC used aud
form Of spring adopted, which would obysto either diff.
Guilty; snd she rapid which could drive the
press 24O0 impressions per hour. Tho air springs
are only horizontal cylinder which puDger and
draws out at every revolution The whole mlchine is
thing but boys popgun with the farther end fast closed.
We surprised last evening fad press running
at the rate Of fifty impressions minute, three thousand
an hour and that too, with apparent effort the
machinery, more than the rocking Of cradle
M Y. Jour- Com,
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4 Nights Work at the PoH OTee-Thn immense.
y large mail 81 the Liverpool Caledonia reached
the New York Post Office o'clock LAST evening. All
the letters for this city and tho Souri, over 1900 came in
bulk Consequently they had oil be Marked rated and
assorted. Tins occomphed by ell hands being at
work until midnight This morning oil the city letters
ready for delivery tho opening of the Office and
all the Southern letters despatched by the mail in due ordor
IN. Y. JrUa. Coz. or WrDSrspaY.
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
Bnsrby a mil ~ ISi

BosrdY, April %, ls45.
by John Tylerl
CoFFEE-Ro. 1900 bags, 7s62 per Id. 6 mos.
MAnosANY-SL Domingo, las logs, loic per foot mos
by K. n. Berry g. Col
SLrD-Clover. lie damaged, 40c per 10, cash.
by Henry Robins & Co
CorrEr-St Domingo 3O bags, SIS 5Oa5 40 per 100 lbs
cash.
PoRK-Clear, Sl5 per Dbl, cash.
TonAcco-Msnu!aciured5 80 boxes n a9tc per h. cash.
BEASs-Pes. IS bbls, 81. 7O per bu, cash-bb!s 3Oc.
SuGAR-N Orleans, 81 hhds, &c. s., 9oa5 ~; l26 hhds
S6.60.G.35 per 100 lbs. mos.
RAIsISs-BuncI, 600 half boxes, 81 ,35sl'26 per hf
box. 4 mos.
PoKrER-London. 10 bis, 75as5c per doz.
CoFfEE-Porto CHbeo, damaged, 81 bags, &c per h.
cash.
srED-Herds Grass lie. 81 25 per bu cash-casks 75c
cach.-AfIas.
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Darn or ANOTHER REvoLUffoNARY PArRfDT.-It be-
comes melancholy province to the dcccaso
Of another Of the patriots who lived and Gctyely pafcpl-
ted in the "imos thai tried mems sous-und vino onga-
gcd on the battle field fighting for the liberties Of his coun.
Try, survived u, dangrs and lived witness the fruOn
u the hopesof our Orcathef that or descendants should
sustain and perpetuate the free Institutions which it had
cost them 90 much blood and treasure to obtain.
We agdo 10 he venerable Dr.. VILLAS Re- D. IA mem
Der Of Gen. Washiogons Staff, dunog tho Revolution
with the rank Of Lieut. Col0ueO who departed this lie
az hH plantation on Cooper River Sunday night last
after sborinoss, aud a, voTy advanced oge-we be-
heve 81 years. ChsricsfOH Mercury.
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financial schome is proposed in the London
Punch which would doubtless yod large revenue II car
rcd into operation. ln addition the stamp on receipts
Pouch suggests that there should be one on ali
bills ~ the pfepnnJorance Of bills receipts very cur
Siderable individuals in society looking nj
receipt in the q their life Society genef al would
be benefited by the change for sdcsmen would not then
be pernacous in sending IA their where there
is chance Of getting the money.
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MIssoURf.-A Siste Convention 10 amend the Consu-
ton be held in Missouri in Angus, Among the
reforms which the St. Louis Republican snys demand
ed by the people. are these:
reform in the Constitution, that representation shall
be based upon population;
dminulion Of The power and patronage Of the Gov
ern0f;
limitation Of the Judicial tenure, that incomplete
persons may least be turned Of Office the end OF
their terms;
The election Of all Judicial officers by the People;
The protection OF the People in their property, tina,
person shall be mode bear greater burdens Of
taxation than another;
The cement cf works Of internal improvement,
end the support Of education by all within the pow
Of the State.
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Too slvEo BALT.-A married man in Virginia.
short time since, returned pair Of shoes which had been
made Tor bis wife, the shoemaker, with request that
pair should be made; that although the Gre, par fl
the lady we'll enough, they lto too email Tor the
husband. who didn't wish them be total loss, should
his wife die FIRST which than likely she was al
ready In bad health.-N o. Crescent City.
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The City Council Of Albany. ". y, have passed an
ordnance ogeeing "hat the city Of Albany will issue lie
bonds 10 tho extent o 81 000 000 responsible com.
psny Of New Workers. towards building road to Abs
ny from New York, tho and conditions ON
which they issue their bJnds towards the construction
BAR. AurR.
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OBJECTION USivERsAiJsN ASswERED.-'If Universal.
ism be true, the Antedluvian the people Of Sodou and
Gomorah. and Judas Tscsroi respectively better of
than righteous NOAH Lot the Saviour md Aposics-in-
asmuch the former immediately 20 heaven
while the latter lo linger miserable existence
on oarh"
Lecture in reply to the objection will 10 given to-
evening At O'Clock. in the UnyersaIist Church.
by Rev. J. II. GInoN.