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No Is Sons II Temperance viii be held in the i-rs,
NJ +. Church Monday evening. Dec, 18th, 1916 ENsI
Ia commence a. O'clock Rev John Chambers, O;
Philadelphia viii address the Meeting. Singing by The
Choir the Alv-St Church The members OF the Grand
Division, snd OF the Order with the TRENDS OF ace
ained OF : Hss,cd 66 Ccdar.sL X. Smith Jr 80 Broad
way; Raypor's Bookstore. IS Sowery; Miss Srovr!ee
next door 10 the Allen-sL Church; anG Peaeocks Book
Store 2So Grands, " r. special meeting o; Excelsior
Division VIII Re held Saturday evening n :, cecS'
Nj their HSll A full attendance Q! the members IS eN-
Ns.iAi dlo 4tss
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THE CHRISTIAN PARLOR MAG AZINE.

EDITED BY REV. D. MEAD ljt Sas-au-.t-rbis
LMigszne for DEC j. table ard - one OF the best
MonJhlics issued The contents rs follows
a Visit Deacon ForemGns; Lines; Journal OF Tour
in Scotland and Ireland The Fr-i and Last Visit Prayer
for Peace; Our Deacon Passing Away To Violet in
December The Old White Meeting House Al gain Geth-
s-mane Old Maids; The Lyre Of Nature; Life Napor
Gems from the Cecil Mines; The Blue LObes Editor
Fmb-I1i.imen,. -t;eihs4rsne. The Blue Lohelia It
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MILLINERY AND STRAW, 49, ss,yr1T
ACTORY-Al HARcF,S, 49, ~ ss.ay
4g8 s,her- cz1 be foqnd iafz- md fAshoHso,e -
WI 1snt Of every description Of SSnns-s, 49,,
and o,-r rsis,ias for Bounets, and a. ''17' -
+, t.,,,r, her customers and The
A~sv th.t sae pr-paie ID 70 o.-f Tor saeif
.eec6n a. eaoicr and lshgasSs 20 s''"''T' Of DIX
,5;Ii-.ry A. can Dc found 70 The C'iy
siI fisery show Rooms 1p stzirs entrance IsroGz
-, - 80 ia Box-ry, opposite Riyingion-s-
y y ssvtSFrssaM 81 @. MARCY
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eF The L. - >enuIe OF tSt5.-Tne suesSTioeri
ap-cty La. their large l-zzo:irt engraving
.. the United Senate completed and viii in shcri
time re published Those who desire receive early
oress.ors limited call 81 ne N1tionGi N;Gt-- Gel
lery and examine The engraving.
sa1S ISL ANTHONY. CLARK Z CO 2<7 Broadway
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Fer Sales Of S,ocAs, sec Fourth Page.

Fer Sales Of Stocks. sec Fourth Page
FRIDAY p NJ
Stocks opened lower, but improved aud were
very firm at the close New Sizes par and old of
tered at prem seller 60 days.
In Bills there is quite little or movement
Sterling Gao! for good City Bills Francs fei95 30
The market for Freights is firm. engagements
for Flour to England made Is I'd sterling but is
I'd is generally asked. Grain is l3dl6d Cotton '.l6d ;
heavy goods Sos There is large quantity Offering
ship was taken up for Glasgow at I'D for Grain.
Forgeres on some of the interior Banks to the
amour, of 100000 have been detected They were com
ued by butter dealer belonging Delaware county
by the OF Scudder Of the forged paper the Cats
kill BaRk has about $4,000 the Tanners Bank $1,000
the Prattsvile Bank 100000 and the Delhi Bank some
$4,000. The operation was performed by taking City
accepaures and checks dated days ahead pretend
ing that they received in payment Tor butter, to
those banks and getting the money on them In one
case scudder gave ios 10000 or $4,000 collat
eral which had six forged endorsements on it. Much
OF the DISCOUNTED paper that OF fictitious houses the
holders having been unable lind the parties promising
to pay There would seem to have been some lack Of
caution on the part OF banks which would Withdraw
their facilities from regular customers TO lend on such
kites as these. Representatives of the Banks are now
in this City and the police beagos the scent with
some hopes OF success
The Caledonia instead OF $4,000 sovereigns had
only $4,000 on board.
The receipts of the Western Railroad last week
were $4,000 against sl4,aOO in the week OF last
year gain $500 This is very fair beginning for the
new financial year.
CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY
Netr. Orleans Nor. 30, 1916
CASH LIABILITIES.
Circulation s'Iu4i3 ~
VIM sheldon Treasurer, U. S.-..-...-..-. 2l5l52 II
Individual depositors Ju1.uI u'
Due distant banks for collection 1853 -
Total S2,i7225l So
ASSETS.
specie ---S trlSoeof i
Notes and bills payable in full within 90 days 0l9 q
Foreign and domestic exchanges 5lb2o1 u
Notes and bills payable in over 90 days
stocks &c .----..--- So'S-V ~
Total 1890 s9S>ulU'-Sh
The earnings of the Norwich snd Worcester
Road for Is days in Nov are $500 in OF the entire
month last year.
The annexed Is q statement, of ,pe receipts for
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Books.
TIE SEw-yoSk uLCsrEArxo
MAGAZINE

: or JscutFv ext
WILL Be READY N : FEW DAYS-The Publish
W IS Eaving conciuceCi - make the car'sr,.
ENTI5ELY ORFGINiL
have si-esGy engaged NOS, poprar WRITER'S rr
contributors. ard VI cnurin1- 10 ri-s
FOUR MAGNIFICENT STEEL ENGRAvINGS.
me 5uslry OF which 1er i1-e corcha<er- 10 irs FOR
themselves WN. TAYLOR X CO A.t5r EosS-
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CAKRIAGE CL0TH--leo pieces India Raboer
ICarri.ze Cloth tpsin End aar-dl Of superior quality
Tor sale st Inc lowcat zfxeI prces The warehouse OF
De Ss<a-r, n J. India Rcbese Factory, s. Asidso-isaa
t-t5 lSr
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Hyer's Pilis.-Th1 AmsrloGn Inproscc HygeGH
reretable Medicine. safe. cheap and el-cuve-As you
value Health procure sud try rem faithfully when Iedi
cine IL nseGed.
Genera cep6. 10 Fu;ton-s "a ioor Sold also By Off
En- 80 BroeGyFs Cook, Grand and Allen sis; Sill
"a l23 East Broadway Mrs Hayes, l3s FUltons Brook
ivn ] P Ourdan. q Grand 81 W!rsus5urgh
--1n -
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WIGS AND ToUPEEs.
miscellaneous
THE NEW TIA

THE NEW TARIFF is IN full operation AT Bar
kers 2sl Graud-si who since the LET December Wv heI
the Tariff took eject he's purchased al suenon ana
from ire importers large assortment of goods consisting
the following. and which Will be ,od al The ns Tari
prices e..
500 sausIs shnvl' from :: sl i So equally cheap
Several OF Silks new and rieh styles from A. and
e1erai cases superb new designs inches wide from
Sevsfsi cases rich high a,lred black silks 3. les
FRENCH MERlNoS.
-yeral French Menos and Fhie-t cloths embracing
all the choice coors o: the season, from -.
GALA PLAIDS.
50 pieces Gals Psids from S. to 5s formerly sold al .
IS pie piece: 54 do slightly damaged. =! s. woraa
do. Plaid Alpacas a j. and s. sc. very ctssg
NOUS De LANES AND oAsHNIEREs
'e 20. do 900 i. sd and , formerly sold p
I'd, and $. I'd
cases Satin Strpe. ana emb from cd per yard for
Aso. several cases ciinsasrs at l. and ed peryard
Together with vsriey OF other GOODS Nich VII
Re soG equally cheap. STEPHEN SAkhf-h'
NEW-YORI> AND ERIE RAILROAD Comps
y ny-The stockholders 0, lie New-Yorh and Erie
Railroad ConPsny are hereby no5fsa nal AZ -, si
mems already made do not exceed twenty-five dollars i
Ws!l-.i on or before the 18Th day Of January, ISL
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secrelary.
B-SuBscrl6ers near Ne'Sbursh requested .
make payments Thomas c. hias Cashier o. the Powell
Bank d. In
EACk FROST Kept out OF eoors FOX 50 ceH.s-W-
~ hsv- received assortment OF Ales'- ?.trut gun
s;tc Door Springs These door springs plain baac>
" nGiA rubber and better purpose al the
brass spring Thry not liable 70 -;
Of order they affected by The atmosphere and
can We taken od or replaced necessary For sale
ys,s 'oH y + Fg SSoMS S.sr ~ S....s
NAYS OyERSHOE>-Thi. wet weather should re-
~ MIND a. who fear colds and sickness. 20 provide Hs
selves IN pair Of Overshoes DAY - establishment,
CortAudst : he plsce. Al cusles. prices AID kocs
suitable for ard children, low Pt:c-s.
laud-sL doors below Western Hotel overshoes repaired
IN inc best di1
CCOUSr BOOKS a. very low pr.c-s.-W- have
n lArse sock o. blank books paper and every descrP
non OF and sLaple stationery copying Sc &c
in onr line a. sell lo prices Printing and bind
i,,S Al he lowest rates FRANCIS ! LOUrREL.
5,s I'm BooSbIniers SIationers, - Msidea-.soe.
C!G1R IAMPs-We have Just received from Inc
nsnufnc,ory rev supply OF CigaT-lightirg Lamps
which are considered very usefR By the Smokers Cle
7ssv are ,-ony and durable, and unlike the cigars 10
hcb ibev are sppliei neither iced putting doom
"A ~ and in smoke For sale wholesale AID retail at
suring-.lip BY Gil2 1wl 6OARDA$N aAaI
mn pRISTERS.-Yor sale Al low prices Adar.'s
Power Presses double feedng) plaens siIS1 inches
Roth presses sre as good having been thoroughly
repaired n Rue w. - - -'@
dls swpSW
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General Notires.
81 New.York Weekly Tribune


Saturday, December l2.-PoETzY-aaaiu0as Hour Tie
Pilgrimage FOR Trla-PiIsrr. ana sage: Ev-riuZ: What
is LIFE. Iner; sighus= OF TIE Lyre The Faded Eesih@r
EoiToztALs-Tae Webster Dinner; Dangerous Doctrines
-FOureri-ul. Asrariznisu 1c-; The Message; 1e ke-
EEws-Fror EuroPe By Ice CaIedon:a-FEl extracts from
FILE. From Panama South America; Ru-aored cs
Of chihuahua Sta;e Of A5sirs Il Mexico; OrEanza
non Of Congress, and TIE PSEsOESTs MEssASE Foreign
sod Domestic Correspondence The TnbGn- Santa Fs
ke.-MIscEIiASEous-G Al Modem Germany Nos
X sad XI-ReIgioa sn4 ?oll,icai Condition; K Co..
siade Education Repo ohe lssi meeting OF ne Farm
ers Club NJ Webster OF Agriculture Meteorological
Register i0r No4e-zber; Rev Dr. Armstrong. Gov
xERcIAL Produce. Stocks. Mone5 Cattle
Market, &c. 1c
Single copies. PIT up il wrappers for the Malls esn be
obtained al The desk-prce 6: cents
y TEaMS-S2 per year Al subscriptions parable
i1fexibly in advsnce-
GREELEY l McELRaTH, Tribune Buildings,
cor S,-1re and Nassau SIS opposite Inc Civ Hal
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5itnatic,1s, &e. Uauttn.

UTASTFD-A .:tcztcu By Tou1s =ouaa viii good
W c.r- reference Eo : COCO COOK washer ana nor
or ar -1.e--srcs -E1g nd ss-Iir. objection -
sna .horf 5i..zrca u the county AppIy st4Ia Hons
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Row Sunderland has tie 7lcasu-

z La Roy -underIand has tae P'easaFe on a.
nouneing that he Kill hs Experimental Leeta-es
on iia- Euuan-. Sot Mechanics Hall. - Broad
between Broom- and Prince sts Mordar Tuesdar We'd
nesday Friday AID Saturday Of he present Week Al =
P VI Mr 5. v perform NUMEROUS SursieaI 0perG'on'.
without pain. together itn series OF results produced
the minds Of a1de1ce-eislarc, grave urihfa. ru-i
cal mysterious and wonderful Admission shilling
<
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TIE aRCTTErT No

A SERIES or ORIGINAL DESIGNS for Ornamental
ACot;aErs. connected 'F'ia Landscape Gardening A
saTia of expense 10 hose wishing designs Price
. ceuts
Lie aad Adve-.ares CT Paa Jones-Ta.s work gre. sn
'if. OF Tar great Commander Price Ia+ certs
The FuSe OF Burgundy, o. TIE Chronc.es OF France kv
a-xEoer Dumas ot q ne best productions =; This Ia
Lie Tra-s and Adventures 7 California AID Scenes II
adventures OF The splhor Thotas Fa,nEagn snd a.o
c description OF - cuIIrv 81 peculiar ice-ss; 81 The
present tine Price . eeats
Tie apocrvpbsl New Testament corlsiuipr s the Cos.
PES, Ept-ieS. anG other 5ecss s;at attributed I.
lie 81; four centuries 70 Jesus CHRIS; and his Apostles 20;
cents.
French ard American Coo.ery O. ire Eou.sw,i,'.
Coapalion giving tG directions Tor the sgion e. the
.nc-t delicious ai-ne both French Arnerieaa style
Price. bound 20 cents
Ths Tower Of London. ~ Answo-;h i,h four Ilus;a.
uo1s-rn. Tower Of Lc- ton aas 6r-d srg.ly IN al The
dsrs Scenes - English Hi-ory. and i,s dark portals caa
Pietoliaj ESSr1ss X = Pfss 3 csTs.
B-auchazp. by G. r P James: Ms last aov-l AID SAID
70 se NJ bel 'sie Pap Augustus PT3es : ,eq,S
az Tribune Building, Nassau s.
wALToN's LIVES OF CELEBRATED MEN
TalS OAT p 8LISaED-Tae Lives OF Dr. JOAN
George Herbert and Dr. Robert Sande BY i-aaS Wa
ton with some account OF the auhor auc MS writings, by
Thomas Louch D. q. :. L. ;. &c.
NEW EDITION VITA JiLusrsATtys NOTES
As ihe examples ofuen strictly ant faithfully di.cha1s.
Ing professional duties obviously tend 10 invig
CRAZE efforts excel in moral worth. v;rtuous char.
aeers whcE ere SO happily deiuesyed the following
pages caunct fail. If considered with serious senon OF
producing Inc beneficial lasting impressions OF
The micd.
In offering tn; edition Vaors Ljrss 10 The public
u Feed only be Observed that i founded ape. the
whca Nj MAJOR. with MS usual Il 10 II sulbelishng the
;ext OF Walton. pat forth some years bscs.
The notes which We're then collected Inc end Of the
worS aow brought 10 the foot the mage with some
few alterations and additions lis hoped tha, this volume
while II may assume The character OF Library Book Is
thus rendered te!f. complete pocket companion the
aduirer Of exquisite simplicity cfte pure old EGg.!sh
surhor, AMI The iEcomparsbie men b. coum-moraes'
E,n-l;-h Publishers advertisement
Published and Tor sac by WILEY X PUTNAM
d. 100 Broadway.
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

TTTRTH 4 HALL Frankiin-sGuar-, znd FIRTH, HALL
4 POND. 23g Broad ~aY.-Sally Polka, by Allen bod
worth win co0red yig1et-. g plsl .gnete .
els Jenny Ltnd Polka by DodwOrh. Both OF The above
are PLAYED by Dotworh'- Corner Bart Once o1.y let
me speak song by Miss Tony-i3 cents Les Topa--s
NJ Tro;s Rt.e-irs ilrEacoicu-- by Francois HugLen
org;rai R-toysa " atz 5y JUL IN, "itA COZ
,f.d viya-ite-Jd cent. VIII be published soon, DOd-
worth. Knies-rhoczer and Santa Cau, oufil-s both
yyitl! APPENDED .nograPIc .s. and Samuel Lovers He
s,rgs u20l.
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,FW CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. &c. for Fail
- :, oo,,TgT OCTLIST AND ACRIST

DAuenf. .xciC.fY-iv 20 Diseases Of The Eye and Esf
fror, : 10 o'clock a. his Offices 81 Broadway. cor o.
~ s,.s--o,is ,r-at-t with great stop
- ~ ~ ,- --.saye C4tArsc: s1a Opac1es ez-c-aally
f-oved Slrabi.lau- Sniaiins e1f= n Anew in.nee.
- -t5s-i.j go. inserted. sp-c;scles adapted u
- - c5l l1-Ddi- 2-eUV> "
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The members OF tins Club (heins The rsl that was org
ICED in the luod VIII give grand Bal in
don OF ratification OF Treaty OF GherI =; the Apo ~
or The l7,h Eebrssry 1917. They have made arrange
cp;s with distinguished artists VINO kresdy engaged
rrrrsring The decorsi!ons sshle for the sson IS
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SPLENDID BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WILEyA PTTNAM. Publi-hers

and importers, TNI bf0tI'NlV.
v IA more complete li-I Of Illustrated WORKS, to-
ether with ~! elegant assortment OF AnuUa Juvenile
Books and Standard WORKS may h- had r few days on
nv,Iiraf,or A. .h.,-e
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" Fire Department.-The Animal Meeting OF the
Representatives OF the Fire Department will be held al
Fremen's Hall on Monday evening l4th o'clk
Punctual attendance is requested. BY order
ADAM P PENT2, President.
L -
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Church.An adjourned meeting OF those Interested IN
this burial ground aud opposed 10 the removal CT The bo-
dies of their relatives and friends deposited there will be
held the ground in TwelfIh-st. between unversity
Place and Broadway 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF Mon
day Dec H. 10 bear the OF the committee appointed
the meeting last Thusday. - Should the weather be
untavorable the meeting will be held in The house adoin
li ground
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70 Lecture on Romantic PoeIry.-Mr. Nui "
Lord VIII deliver four Lectures this subject Al the Sty
vesani rsuie-ihe hrst Monday IeNi, 18th inst tae
second "Wednesday. 18th, and The other Monday
and Wednesday Of The following week. Hour OF con-
menclag y o'clock
Ticke;s ;or the Course Tor gentleman lady.
Tieket fora gentleman.
Tickets FOR The Course DC had OF either OF the sub
scrhers-Chss E Hoffman. Office Gazette Times; Ino
c Francis, NJ d. Bon6.st. JAS G. Cogswell Chss King
ehee Courier Enqarer and The Jaaiior Stuy
vesan Institute, all tl4th
EEHors, Clothing cri saa n,sde r is M ~ fashions
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JACOB ). PLATT, Anctionrrf.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, 6,c.-Agc-
" ion 54!e--JACOB 5. PLATT viii sell Tfs Day 81
II ocJck precisely select invoice Of lusb- Cod ard
silver W 4tchss aud aGe Jewsr and Fancy sr.iess "
sheh he allsnL.gn Of punchasels Is 4.IecrG dl&I!
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" Boys Clothing and msde In The mos; feshiona
BILE style a. 81 Srusdway. sisrs toF2osIts tee Tsser
nsclel by MRS. Fl. FREEMAN. rS ers
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A MEXICAN NUSECM.-Splendid PeFfor:.

A hetI(NN VT SIT h.-Sp!eudid Performances
this ssr1ool NJ $ and evering :. o'c.ock-Las;
week cosi;:vely OF the SEANiN 0CANsRS Also last
week ofthc Moving Paacrs. representing the passage OF
the Zr-si Nassau Balloon With three men from the city
ci london Germany. In addition the following per.
formers engaged. Great Western. the YAnAee Come
d!a-. Misses Wheeler and Ju..cI Mr.. WhlccS Comic
MesRce; Shaker CoGrIstip living Orang Ou;sas sni
C-=rr, and Mao. Rockwell abe famous Forcune Teller.
Admission - cts-chilGs-u under 10. u, IL
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~ NOticc.-T'lr Westminster Presbyterian Congre-
CATION for public worship every sabbath afternoon
ana evening. In the Church The OF SNlavenue
and Fnernlssl Afternoon service NJ O'Clock. Evening
service al : O'Clock dl2li'f
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NEW BOOKS

bOOhSs
VIEWS A-FooT. or Europe seen 'F'ith hnaPsack and
' Stsf.
Hoop-r's Wade Mecum.
M-siner and Mesuerisn, b. Geo Bush.
Goethe. Autobiography, by p. God VIE
The Sacred Mountains. For sale b
~ gt,yyNNkSs L [. BLOOD, A geui. i03 NassaU-sL
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to Rev. T.. +. Scrmilyc, ID. ID. will preach y


tomorrow evening. Dec. 18Th. in the Reformed Date
Church of Sianons. OF Forsyth, REV Mr Lille
which occasion collection will be taken up toward
frGying the floating debt on the building.
Service 10 conn iencc al O'Clock, 7. NJ dl2 It.
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rS~ Mercantile Library Associatiou.-Ata gen
ers meeting members OF this Association held pu
susu, Article H. chap = OF The Constitution. 81 Clinton
HSll on Tuesday evening Isl Dee. 1876 the following per
sons were appointed Committee nominate Officers OF
the Association Tor the ensuing year
Henry A. Oakley. John +. Baker. Wa B. Clerke
JAS II. Es,couer, Jas. L Dswes. JSs. Z Fo1nGtr-
Chas. l. Sullivan. BY order
dlc aus NJ ARROWSMITH, Rec. Sec'y.
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THE ALEAMEA SALOON.
$50 BROADWAY. NEAR PRlNCEST

$50 BROADWAY. NEAR PRINCE-ST
NEARLY OPPOSITE NisioSl
HERR ALEXANDER. lie Great Original German Ms
i c.-sr IS rv&rsssed. who created s:ch uaSuuud-d
As;oui.h-reu, 81 Sjho's, WILL APPEAR EVERY EVEN
ING THIS WEEK.
SuIl particulars r. ZEE daily hls
Tickets he Sosu1ix ~ ceuts the Ss,cony . cents
children under = yesrs i age hs,f price.
Doors open a. e.-cc'atzrSce Al :. o'clock. dS itis'
LAST WEEK
NE TIE LANDING OF cOLCMSUS-The Exhihi.
~ aon Of This Ns,iost Painting viii positively close
Gu Tuesday, i5e 18th Corner Broadway ard Leoa.
sri-s- Adu;ta7ce > e-uis Season t;ckeis 80 cents
III lus
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re- Phenix nixi.ion. of ~


delivered before this Division by brother B. r. Barlow
Monday evening 18th inst al O'Clock al Excelsior
Hall, - Aeu.sl The members OF the order and puoh'
di2 II: w l.. $ HARRISON r. 5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-24

The Rev. SEPTlMus TrsrIE. oi Wash
ingiol City. has recently received cal
hon the Presbyterian Church Il Hagers-
Town. Both branches Of he church have
united. and they have unanimously inyi.
ted Mr.. 7. 10 become their fEIurs Pastor
Mr.. Tustin has bui recently had beauti.
ful edi6ee erected in Washington cityyby
MS friends. and IL be determines 10 accept
the cdll from Hagers.oHn. il will mainly
be 70 recruit his health. which has been
extremely delicate, owing 10 the laboriops
services incident 10 connection with .
charge 10 the city. and services in The Sc.
nate, where he has of6cisled as Chaplain.
Tor some years past. Mr. +. has return. q
70 Washington. snd il after consultation
with bis friends, they deem change d
ioeaiicn necessary for bis health. he will
at once accept The pastoral charge Of the
Presbyterian Church 10 Hsgerslown.
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-.u.4RTlEEn.

i At IIarpers- Ferry. on Tuesday evening" The 18th
instant, by the Rev. Nicholas Lensii, Mr. Tnaaas
McNuLTr Of B.ilimore city. MA 10 Miss ANN
l-ASIsA Cox, dsush.sr of Mir. loshus Coz 81 The
above named place.,
On the Bridge ii fIarbers-Ferr.ys, on Wednesday
night the 10th instant, by the Rel John. r. priet
Mr.. BARrnoLcMEw RuTrER, ef liarFisonburg
Rockingham couniy, TO Miss ErizsBETH. LAIR,
. os New Market Shenandoah county, second tiaugL-
yer OF Mr. Michael Laley.s sh
Up Frederieklciiy, Md on Thursday evening Inc
i7th instant. hy the Rev. MIR. Stonestre,t. Mr..
JAMES F. GIRs4S, Of ilarpers. Ferry, 10 Miss ANN
AALtyia STtRntr Of Leesburg, Lolidoun county.
Az the same time aud place and b. the same, Sir.
CHAELEs SaiTiI 70 Miss Mary 1'HEREsIA Bunk,
bo,h, Of Hatperst Ferry.
~ Monday the Sist uliimo, By lie Rev. Thomas
birkby, Mr.. JoRN Nv. PAfSs 10 Miss ARusA Jis-
KISs, all Of Loudooa county. ii
Oa Tuesday evening the Sth instant, by Tie Rev..
nr: Sparrow. Mf~RrFus Smith, Of Loudoun coun-
y, p Miss Many HpoFF, Of Alexsndria.
AZ Phladclfhia, On the Sd instant. by ihe Rev,i
VI ". 4Gsrdner, Mr.. ,BAziL N. GoINEs Or I.oudoun
county, 10 Miss HARhIEr D. SnAnrRa, Of that cir.
on Thursday morning III. i7,h inst. blythe Res.
Al H u. Boyd, Mr.. ;WM. ID. Bnowsio Miss ANY
MARIA. eldest dangh,sr Of Mr. William DIFF nderi-
erI ail Of Winchesteri tH
w the 18th inst, III HE Rev. F.. iieiner, Con-
fhEr p MILLER of Winchester, Va TO MARiASEA,
edest Daughter of eser +. sperry, Esq, Of I3slt-
more city.
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SCHOOL, LAW.


The School Commissioners Of Jefferson
have finished their york Of dividing the
County into districts. They have deci.
ded upon having twenty Hour Districts
The following resolutions were adopted
by the Board. on motion Of Mr. ]. C. R.
TAYLOR:
Resolved, That the Specisl School Act OF the
last Legislature is most imperfect in many oil
its provisions, and that It's taxation feature is es
pecislly Objectionable from its want Of certain.
", and the inequality with which ii would act,
If put into operation as the law now stands.
Resolrtd, That we FIX on Saturday the 20,h
day Of March next, as the day for the election
Of Commissioners under The new act, so thai
The Legislature may have an opportunity Of rel
vising and amending the act before it goes into
effect.
Resolved, That we respectfully request oui
Senator and Delegates 10 ask the Legislature u
revise The act, aud to alter its Objectionable fea
tures. f. sr-
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rnE AMY oR TnE WEST.

Some fears are en,ertaiuedAthai Gen.
Kearney's expedition 10 Santa Fe may be
siraiiened for want Of provisions during
their long march through the prairies.-
The whole force will be near 5000, if
they all &c, safely 10 their point Of. des,i-
nation. When d, Forl Bent. the General
had but limited supply Of provisions.
ADD bis menrwere upon HALF RATIoNs.
II is stated tia, transportation in wagons
will cost 10 cents per pound, and barrel
Of Flour a, Santa Fe will be worth $50.
There was an absolute went Of loTsge for
the horses. The prospect for supplies
will be gloomy. even al Santa Fe. We
fear this v hole expedition will be found