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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
DARfs MANTILLA ESTABLISHMENT

i No. 625 Broadway--Mr CHARLES COOK, OF Paris,
Rue Viyenne No 49, London, Nos 2t6 aud 2is Resent,
has opened establishment at No 61o Broadway for the
exclusive sale Of Mantiss shawls SC. &c OF the most
"fecherche' character.
Having been proprietor OF the two most
celebrated Mdntlla Magazines OF Europe he respectful
.ocs the Ladies Of the United states visit his establish
ment where will be displayed for their inspection, Mantil-
las and Shaws OF the superb description designed and
Manufactured in Paris expressly for the opening Of this
Enlistment
No 625 Broadway Paris Rue vivieune, No 49, Londsn,
Eos 2t6 and 2t8 Regent-st.
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CPRING MANTILLAS.-The importatiOns
- and manufactures at the Paris Mantls Emporium No.
SOL Broadway reedy for inspection Wholesale and
RETAIL and will be found TO comprise the varied aud
beautiful assortment OF Mantllas the City
Merchants most literally dealt with.
GEO BULPiN No Sl BroAiway
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Servings.
BROOKS Six Cord Prize Spool COT

HOL DSWORTTfS Satin and plain finish Linen THREAD,
RUBINACCI, FENEZIO and RlCciAROrS SILK,
Constantly for sale by IL package by
STRONG L SMITH, No - William st.
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sS LOAN in sums !. suit; a for .as.
stNo. 60 Fulton-st, Cd foor ofhse hSsnsA n soS e
NJ. WOOD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-30
5O,21O dollars.
Grand Consolidated.

Tickets Si5;Packages S24O
Halves and quarters IIpro.
portion.
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WHEELING. S s..
] sPRING oK 1885.
...5 .. " VIM. T.. T..,sELBY..
WHOLESALE DEALER I'M
Foreign & Domestic Dry @ Goods,

n 0felSn q Dom eStic Dry @ oOdS,
NO. III llain ST., West side, bettvee1. Monroe and
lHs 9fGfs;a.j ., Union SIS. H., i.=..s- 81.
...ao ta Wheeling, Va, ..,:s;e
NOW In receipt orhis Spring stock of Dry Goods
Il and Notions, direct from importers and Mannissine
1e1s Comprising as complete and desirable stock of
Goods adapted 10 the trade this section as can be found
IN any houie East OF tpes TO which would respect
ihSiee inc attention OF retail deaersi consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. Ia Jy
black silks apaeas, poplIns lawns iancs, gi
makes and colors. Also, bonnets ribbons lninrs ami
other trimmings in variety. and OF 90 30 N' 80
g MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cassmers, sattinetts merino cassimeres
tweeds and summer cloths; also Cottonades Den.
MS blue drills brown linens, linen drills nankeelis ami
other such goods, very desirable assortment. Aiso
ana boys palm hats Lehorn and Canton hats soIt
WOOL brasll hats, etc.; with stock of linen and rot
ION baggng seamless bags burlaps, table crash
drigs ickngs, checks, shirting, stripes eic brown
a. an 6leaehcd mnss with good stock OF white goos
.slsg4s tis4 5si:l NOTION LINE. ts5 tn. sans -
AS eambrcs jacones, Irish linens, laces threads but
TONS hosiery, gloves combs, etc, all their variety
My whole stock will be unsurrassed as Well In
Quality and style, as in prices. ~ ar lEf' -
mRr26 .-s J sYI4i .ss.L .-.....r
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$4,000 dollars.
Grand Consolidated.

Glass ~,
1nr;T a9l
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.s5t z..rs New Music Store.
Sign of the Grecinn Trigonum, No. 199

srz.l- j. FIcKIEsoN would respectfully an,
slEiIF9 nounce to the citizens OF Wheeling and vi.
n n ElJ IN 1cnity, that he has just opened and
"A W elegant establishment for the sale OF Vios,
Guitars, Violncellos Flagocts, Flutes Files, Accordc.
ons, Banios and Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
first and best make. Il Efal5 q
Instruction books kinds Instruments and.ror
singing. fi!zs.;, 80 .5- u
newest Songs Duetts ETC., and tho best Roman and
Italian Violin ALL Guitar Strings. ~ =
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. ,55
Bows for Vi0ncello and Violin. ti.a,s .
a. klecer's Furniture Polish, renovating vanished
Furniture, such Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats amy
descriptions OF Furniture ,t.-iIll g.ftst * .--, =
Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber Ptsburg Pianos
OF the first and best manue In the United Sthtes such
as Nunns and Cark's grand and square Pnnos b. uu.
hamss Haett and Alen's celebrated Boston Panos &c.
Agent for the make of Carhardt and Ncedhas Patent
Melodeons. 1850 - m 2
Accordeons, and kind OF repaired
al tic lowest prices.- Il
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Americans, Patronize Your own DIanu.
(. ~ .,ss.. ~. s...vc faeturcs. ~
u /. LWheelinpr Silk Ean4nru

p 70 AWheeI1ngF Six F'acTOrY. g
A MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
n stantl articles OF the various fabrics in use at
GILL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious in such matters invited call and
the process of manufacturing, and those wishing to u-
chase Silks wholesale RETAIL be supplied
able terms at Gils Store, adjoining the Factory or at
NJ Adams :. S. Forbs', A. o. FaiTchilds, Marsh & Tay.
lor'h, and o. w. Heiskis, Wheeling, Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 11o, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o.. y 90 '5rf' stF's
Our Fabrics are wsrTened all pure ss and have taken
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing, stock is large hc
comprising many satins, vcsting
silks, fhges cravats, thandkerchiefs, OF white, black,
plaid, figured and printed, all the newest styles, made
best twhed sill, ,twilled and plain Also shirts, drawer
and half hose for gentlemen,
Please patronize important branch OF
lean Orders every variety oisiks prompt
ly executed. ~ r., ,-.'. ''.''7 ser ~ T.tf
Merchantable Cocoons and Recled Silk bought. Z. :
5Tt' ~ % -a.a 'iF John w, GILL, b
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Spec d n nd Asnfctyl1F
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING

sPee n md 3 nfety y E--|
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
la Tf2Z-iW.EEElL II EXPRESS! 81
1HE subscriber has perfected arrangements for run
Il ming regular WAGON LINE, for the rapid transmits
,.,, Freight, Packages and Parcels!
between the above msntioned po mis-
This will be emphatically aSAFE ACcoaMo-
pAroN LINE by which articles, large and SMALL
tot will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage which will amply sustain it,
aud afford fair margin for living profit ts4.fff
= -ses ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs.
LEAVF-Whceling every Monday, "wednesday and
Friday, at 10 o'clock 4. M arriving in Washington at
O'Clock, each day. - = 'F ~ - a. !
LEAVE-washington every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, A. arriving in Wheeling at 6
O'Clock, each evening" ..,y,,,,4.I = 10
OFFlC ES:-ln Wheeling after The first OF APRIL 1853
OH Market Street above Monroe, nearly opposite
gtOn Hall and in Washington, in therear of Morroyys
Store. mar26 -itdifc-y .L.lW. STOCKTON
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.STEAM MARBLE WORKS,


sc MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA. -
rTNHEa SUBSCRIBERS having made extensive arrange
mcnts in the East for the supply OF Marble, aud
the attention OF Builders, and the public in gen
eral to the inspection Of his stock consisting Italian
Egytian, Sienna American other Marbles the finest
qualities, which be sold lower than any
Inent in the west Hiif4 f-s5 f- a1'7 s1lt -g=I,
Dealers find it their advantage to inspecthi,
stock before purchasing elsewhere 40 ls aE0.s3
His work is done IN most elaborate style, and hi
would the attention OF purchasers examine ht
stock tattary md other carved work. Monuments Gem
otaphs, Tombs, Head foot stones &C.,
work in vevarety; being enabledby his superior fac
ies to supply this work prices
any other establishment inthe country sASIAEf i
Please give me call and eXnmine Iny.w work. e,
- is5itl.' tstt ss-i=sf - RICHA Ell y. ROHAN,L
ga sdJ 2, sittA Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
D5-Also Cacined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plastc.
Casts Models Marietta Grind stones
at trade s ~ .siF1 d.
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-, $3.50 dollars.
Patapsco Institute.
10000 dollars
Tom Thunib-Tr a package.
1000 dollars.
Bel Air.
Glass u.
nFE
Tickets s.; Halves an,
qua1ters in proportion.

Slnallwood s. Co, beg leave present a lew of the
@ OF Slnte Lotteies,'' believing: those
e Rdse selected the best 10 venture The lotteries
are drawn under the supervision Conn ST
elected by the State, each ticket stamped by
them ozone others being legal \ -
To those who have tile means TN veunrr In arcelv arr
NOT disposed so to do, will lotteries drawing
and 10 thOsc who may wish to MOI
ME- & VIII tt some OF greater masntuI3 ranging
from 81 10 and larger IS to 500 and
packages from 81 S2O. 1--WE would particularly call
on TO packages as the most advantageous TO
tne as they have twice the amount
OF packages for the cos-viz: Tor &c tick
ets IN lottery charge $6. and the owner OFFS
Sl9 Halves and quarters in proportion. - :
tOr ourselves prize sellers, say nothing but
refer 70 the official accounts or the managers daily or the
many prizes sold by I, acting ony Agents.
t ~ much 10 our advantage to make possible
or our correspsndents thereby gain credit
anu On @ tae renewal or easling prizes make e
tance. M. = apo
90 Bank notes drafts on any solvent Ranks in the
United States, received by in payment tickets e.
eshGy OF by the Package Postage stamps received for
o oSa amounts ochange Our monthly circular forward
For good prizes, and prompt attention, address your
etSto .a SMALLwOOD dc Co.,
. Z d IA a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-30

@The Certificate Prices oTpackaees OF quarter tickets
only, ri ven below.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-30
- no Country M nts,f -
5 Wholesale Roots and Shoes

b. Wholesale Boots and Shoes.
M 'CLALLENS q KNOX, have commenced receiving
their Spring and Summer assortment OF Boots, Shoes
ard Palm Hats When completed, they Hesitate I,
this market. re- > LSl7H5tUS 5.fI.lsl, ~:
on jhetr way East especially, an
upon examination, they viii find it to their advantage
purchase here, instead o the Eastern markets. l+-
Thankful for the patronage heretofore ten
they solicit Continuance 1.-THE same. s5 'I.7 ~
:teb25 q sM'CLALLENs &c KNOX
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEPHEN RICE. Merchant Tailor.

qs5ts 1A4S31f 42GICudnI 4S11Or,
A NNoUNCES TO his old friends CUSTOMERS and the
n public generally that having business
he Is receiving at his Store in the SRlIG
HOUSE, Wee- ct splendid assortment Of CLOTHS
CASSLdERRS; Silk Satin, and all kinds of HRSIYNGS
&C., recently selected by himself in the Eastern ccs
make mp 20 order at the notice inthe Jss
naaIther, and latest style, HIS fancy Departments
lerohie Gloves. Unde stoekiiss aud
every article kept In Gentlemens general frnistin.
Store Ifyou Best in the fity, cali at
Quarters,'' South room SPREGG HOUSE, Water STREE
III
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!. . Notice to HongIekeepere

16 0lf1f YARDs OF Carpets at No. f45. Main stree
lO,NO The Subscriber respectful Informs his eI
and the public that he has just Ieturne
tromthe east and Is receiving the largest, best
ever bercdin this CITY, embracing almost every variety
and that be found in the
pet This stock has been great and pg
chased under the most favorable which, VIII
9nab to sell them much lower quality
goods were ever sold in want
III line, win please call from my stock ofov
l60O0 yards with loo disrent patterns. in pr
folI 1Stc c+to S2peryafd. lisffH01 sff1J III
scrtl = ~, G, CARBOHYDRATES. hIsihtst4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-30
THE UNION OF TWO FOND HEARTS,
5i." HAUGHTILY REJECTED fTiT

80" 81 HAUGHTILY REJECTED fH
NE bright, glorious MOI Jupiter ndoeny reclDed
~ IN his palace on Olympus, the t.oddess
ncr he1lcuus lace wIeathed in smiles bewitchins
e Knee vi te indulgent God besought linn 10 fant
her permission 10 lead 80 ! 7'T--'E '
~. E.as a LIRE OF PERPETUAL vIRGINTrY! .--ss,
her compliant Sire assened TO thar request,
Y 5sjs SILKEN BONDS OF WEDLoCK,
We find tho chnrmng Goddess choosing the isind LIE of
spOtlcs Virgin, and in the masculine pleasures OF the
Chase more transport than in Iaptures OF
cOnmubial bliss -
:. 'HsT HsGrenly Form hGtghtityshe Prized,5
and strangely enough preferred the the
cccr with horns Gold fed at the foot OF Moit
on the fowcry banks OF the dark pebble Ana
domestic happiness, the only bliss ...-5-- %
-. OfParadise, that survived the fa.'
such choice, although supported by the prestige OF the
Iouuess Diaa the public Is fully assured, enteiy an
tiPo,ial 10 the iDcnatons OF : -
THE TRULY FORTUNATE AND FAR FAMED
LOTTERY AGENTS Gs BANKERS,
PYFER & CO.,
'ss q No. Hight Street, Baltimore, Nd
They undisgulsedy in favor the U1iom and their
predictions for both never noIe iorcbIy H.
untraed thai IN the Month OF March, as will he Oh
served by fsp FicT AZ 599g gEa1S of
The Old Established House still
in the sale OF Splendid Prizes.
S4S,503, in package OF Halves sent to Tennessee
S3o,OU >, in package oil Or. Tickets sent IN Penn
900, In packaGe OF Hail Tickets sent TO Georsa.
$685. IN package of Halves sent to s. Carolina
SI6,312 in package OF Quarters, N. Caroina
S10,O0O IN package OF Qua teTs sent TO Virginia
,S9.21l, in package OF Whole Tickets sent 10 Penn
20 BE sue 10 address for handsome Prize,
- 81 -li-.4 LpYFER q CO., No. Light st. BAIT
| 2, 7.. S P LENDID SCHEMES
FOR APRIL, 1858.
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OVlVUU uOIIar9,
Magnificent lottery to I
drawn April 80.
Grand Consolidated.
4,s51G dollars

CII. TIC. eTC,
ldekets S2D; Packages $3.50
-haiyes and quaIters in
proportion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-30
iIso New PatentaEremlum
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Pntent Phosgenc Gns,.


% r. uRN,IN n GIN rHE sA ME-. !.
This Lamp, yorPrpducfng portable Ltght, cOhfasHn
TecomTnetded 10 other IN
rHE LIGHTts produced by the burning OF aerifdrl
Gas, whichis emitted in beaui nl Jets nom small PEI
0Tations In Platina. - - ~ 9 9s t,s
The CASTS generated used, the heat ofits
combustion acting eonneeted with the Lqhi
in the Lamp Ttnsitis perfect and apparat,
ts construction is SUCH that all possibility ofaceidel
from its is entirely and the great simplicity
It's arrangement renders 1t less liable to ofoTdertho
any other kind Of Lamp It no cleaning and trim
ming, do the Oil and Lamps and burns equal
WELL either with without glass globe shade, and pc
fecty free from smoke or odor.
The opinions of the scientific may beearned from the
That at The Fair OF the in 1875
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and
ort 10 the rand the was prorounu
cd the BEST LIGHT ever exhibited to the Institute
- ]. X. DUNHAM eco. -
At 90 No. 2S Monroe st, The Post oiiee
selp17 = q wHeelina. va
ri MORE NEW GOODS. sis5
EEEGANT CT Brocate for curtains anil tabIe cover
Ct English furniture very rich Also, S,
mar2i HEfSKEEE & Co.
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10000 dollars.
Susquehanna Canal,
10000 dollars.
Glass %.
Anrn2HM

u,. e1S. cLC.- etc.
Tickets $40; Packages $40
Halves aud quarters In pro.
portion. rg
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Is NEW EIRMI

5 - .. eAtESsRS. iCAYwooD, 9CoNKLINl & CO.,
having purchased the entire stock ofStoyes Tin
Copper and Sheet Iron ware Of 7. G.. Cnbert.
Wheeling and vicinity. that they win carry on
!he business os turing Tin Copper and shee.
Iron Ware, of which they constantly on hand good
assortment, for and Retal very cash;
all tsons purchase, wonid TO call and
sland heretofore occupied by T. G. cnlbertson. :
Rbssilns ass a ea9Wo6ps on
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5000 dollars.
PGtapsco Institute.
HI.n, 1nn

NIOs UNNs FNCs
Tickets $3.50; Packages
$2s-halves and quarters in
proportion.
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SD. TODD & DEWoL, 3,
At, THE WELL KNo WN- -SflAND,

+, .,E ~ eg Market Square, a .s ,fI1
RE now opening an unusually large stock OF Fall and
~ Winter Roots, Shoes, Hats and Caps selected with
care and manufactured at best
oil and New England, expressly Whole
SAFE and trade To our regular customers, anda
which we guarantee equal in quality work.
United States 9f,5'7.s n % TODD q IEVOIl :
Wheeling, Sep 24, 1852. s7FF9il 80 7
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

(succEssoRs TO JAs.PAuLL & coy -
Importers and dealers in Drugs,
-tHIeiIcines, Oh emi en- ) Paints, Oils, SC.
No. .S3AUNloNlBUlLDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVlNG purchased the entire stock fixtures chemical
III apparatus &C., of the firm of James PAUL. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF public
generally. All goods warranted. 1lsJa5-i7
In retiring from tho Drug business, take pleasure
recommending to favorable successors,
essTs kels 4 and have hesitation in saying
that our oler customers, and dealers generally, will
ceive that attention and accommodation earned
Tor this well known house large share patronage.
- -" ''t-1-'fs t-' 80. JAS. PAUIL6t Co u,
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10 UTnWlnga IOrVarUefI TO by
rails ailer tho nttcTies drawn
g Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries drawn. ss-f -ait p 3-iF4
There alarge eenage in favor OF thos purchasers
who order by the Package, and the for drawing
four OF the largest prizes the scheme thereby
red. We advise purcla.e Packages Tickets ia
every instance. r. t--.,s
u5- Bank Drafts or Certificates Deposit payable In
God at sight wilt be promptly 10 those eorres-
popdsnts who draw pTZeSa PYEER d co B. -dEiEa
n-5- -KemembeT-A PAcKAGE OF Tickets, can draw YOUR
OF the most splendid prizes in scheme.
HsIn order secure Rortune, and the cash immedt
ateiy the les II nowg readers Of this paper
have only cash Drafts prize tickets, to theOId
z tlblisEed ar famed and truly fortnate Exchange
lottery Brokers, s,=---sE-s-- iFYPER & co,
apei1lmS - NO Iight st., Baliirgoses Nd.
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l:z q MCCLURE HOUSE, ais;
JAMES CARROLL, PROPRfEFOR

WHEELING, Va.
TIA been recently completed At cost O0n
and fur he'd IN the very hest style. IfconiaRs
applances In use in the best Eastern Iotels is
calculated in all respects for first cass House
The having been enaged heretofore In one Of
best Kastefu Hotels determined Accommodate his
In style Inferior 10 none west east, and
reetfolly soIcits their avor. as = = - feele.tn
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ouar,suce TIE Association has f,- iis specific ain N
cef.rrne The facts and eluds'- truths ~ physical
science ~ i's several deparn il proposes only The
'ncourcgfn frt 81 original ucnry The sinp.fcsi'n.
VopurrzatCn snd diffusion ~ these facts and truths
does nerrpt hui leaves thar matter wholly -
educational institutions and other agencies There Tor
time much oouht ielf whether with snch n b. =,
ciey could flourish W this country Si4 n have long
been established 10 Europe, and worked p- sDerousiY
Eui there direct Gnv.rnmei ta aid and M ps-0nige o.
tie wealthy applied often 20 allure fnen - fev0e
themselves entirely and for lf- N scientific researches
Kings nobemen patronize fr the gory viii reflect
upon tbem Here Il is quite otherwise oar capitalists
rarely give morsyio science fr the sake q science or
for glory but only when she viii prom ur1 Il glaf
rupl.d IL was On refor- sad hat too iavrfel.-y
Unitarian 20 foster usge pure Science CONT or'e
II uch TO Us Advancement Nevertheless fifteen
year, aso the association Of American Geoiog. was or
gained II wrs extended % 70 eubace also IN
quri.s corcernng NaurA History ard IN 1870 think
Wss It expanded INTO the American Association fr the
Advancement Of Science thus including ~ entire Do 1n
Of PhyNos Commensurate with tbs expansion - ~ scope
hes been tte ncIeai'g consideration accorded % oy
public sentiment Al i,st - st-nce wt' C4cfr-1 Tor
and IFS doings ot'oec bui now orr c'is uFI "1ch
other in clani the honor of IS sngs among taen.
They pubi,h ~ ofiCia transactions gra-U0nsy and
SYNOPSIS of ~ pr1cse1rg, IS widely c-cu aisl oy lie
newspapers and r. al with universal interest.
Nhat better evC need " Of the growing ap1r3Ha-
ton science in the public mind Nor can there o. doubt
that public sentiment thus educated R arma'ey prove
the solo basis Of scientific enterprise, and an 20 te
nos' Efficient encouragement % sceit men Tue super
fetal and vulgar criticisms formerly urged that the objects
Of .le as-Oi.iou are speculative and UDpr2ctcu Is 10
longer heard They have been fianced by the aeknowl
edsed benefits which j, has already conferred upon the
country h. influencing legislative bodies u undertake
impo rant sceut fc urveys and explorations.
Tho ASSOCIATION numbers about 500 members The s1o'
ecis which considers take wide range and 70 ATE
business resort il had TO division Of Dor. The cOnven
ton is divided into several sections which tke up c1~r
topics nd coternporaneousy The larget amount
Of busrt. H. thus dispatched. lhs readers n Ihe RI
jute viii be kept promptly advised Of tle doinsa Of the
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impressed ard elevated the educs.'na system Of The whole
irian II has enlightened Thousands ri infs ch@-'a
fhorssrd. ~ hearts ard Cnck anst ha fires ~ psro-n
row scattered every Ss'a THE Uriou Even n me
Wet Inde- th Society a--d kfndls TIE fires ~ nerty
bsforette Ari of Emanoips;iou, which made reen9n OF
hunoreds ~ thCnsln fs ~ -sves Nr SIR, Wh9r9 80 ms
Iren who have dore ,he.s ihngs MANY oftusn are y
bore But fffr succsss0rs a-- he-e ION cannot ana
lhisn'hr,pic irs'ur To- the CIV ~ New orE where ths
laree share II tn crty Now a- j ~ i1a age
chivslry vheu hazarded q ~ al and achieved nero
r. deeds IL behalf r. their Children tH-i~ Wlves or M
fs'rer But what shs say z these M Fer3 -al
led 70 praise what sts say Of The vh1 nr -ti
cerfury nodsd the up-essi IL minc- of tens -. 'I
sands eacir theme % us-un-ss ard horo-, agf
bright ue 20 the beauiy snd 2 r & or free -'il
'utors They have discharged iha duties with n Pep
rg. sweryirg or de.4calon. There IS T. ocs O. l. Il
who
weshe9 hi, vi-1s IL ,hs wel-Poissd s;,e,
And took tie JsL0u-b-o-"
confess sr language falls rne % bear trng -'' n'n'
those laboriOus and i.tlfu sa1w Lo Ea-re %
Ind words 10 eKpres. IL honor lle % them.
Mr President very cordially approve . tnN j. 'ti4
in tie resolutions vererat- those men -no'7 q - =
were warn. doctrines were pure and VI iii-
Lss d-rn,'rstec and den onstrt-es nat iher A-'
devoted her pu-- and their o0rs de'o-
70 tie holy cause 81 popular education.
Mr. Murphy enthusiastically s7pauded at t1a close
fills address the spirit OF which have given bat ne
elo4ueuce and cordially of which suffer by our or--
tket,h Ths resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Mr Waterbury moved that tn new members he 10
qufesd-whch being done they subscribed their Names
70 y. Obligations.
TIE following figures show the amount Of properly Land
e1, vfr N ne BOARD Of Educ.tiou-
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Afer tie hearing Of resolutions and the discussion II
various tens of business the Board a. ournei
Thus has been contaminated tie union Il or go SIS
tens Of popula eou alton and The Pablo school )cety
having honorably and noby discharged stues s,a-d
IL trust trarsierred properly 20 ne ~, AMI iln- :
exalud purposes W. sincerely bea- orr t-.-m'ny
tfai.e 10 is Iame s labor, tha :. hls
terr-o Nay the popular Board which LOW stands the
so- trustees If cur educ.t)u- interest &c as euf d. As
faithful anc a. pure