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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13
ANTHOLOGY.

OK nm REWARD IS NOW ,0IfERElDl, . TO MY
astroogy She L. the only lady ia the city who
awe informal ion oil thing through Me- NJ Be-
Madame humtug does che wish e impose the
public also all diseases IN their lest stages
ticulsry the Of henmatim Cr- AID sstfy
yoursces Residence Is Tbompon street. between Brcome
aud spring, brick horse, stone stoop.
A sToyIsHING TO AlL.--MADAME MORROW Is.
N without exception, tho wondera astroifst In
world III at known Shs Will tel past
present. future events shox your nare hes
band abEont feLde which has asSonshd thouhaLda
during her travels in Europe. She seventh daEhtf 81
vokng powers wonderful science, 10 toll sses
their vtry Thoughts will Happy pairs e cona 70
gethsr Who will ell 3py the greatest happiness u msrae
ria Miss. Her rrestors ay sstoaisng 70 ali wbt
visit her. Those ~As Wish speedy oarae may cal sooa
they dNenA upon ac Aisee fonLdsd on he etsf
yrncipes magical science ~ Bstone street between
snc s<i2nSa Streets GentlBGen nIs eduttt3s.
Hours from oietek A. H. 70 PIP. ~.
I S. glLEcEER CELEBRATED CiAIRYoYANr,
- consulted st dase Or abseLt rseui
either ly ltser lock ~ le Tit afflicted are invited y
coll he has made astonishing eures cyileneont Ntc
car ID AIKEN " b. r5eue lJ II aGsoa avenue, Broo 3y
| Osgce ttura fcn TO IL aua ~ q
| TEAnAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO 10, SEVENTH
she continued TO tell pad nd fatne tysn
se nss absent riends property los' or stolen NADIA
Meyer corycrss 10 English frsReb md cesmao all siY
svayaRtss tsr hsk sLt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

CHERIFF's SALE ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, AT
= II O'clock NJ At "a west Eiehteenth street the
bcr pianks boards nails, small hardware three horses
DC,
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"A Clinton Hall, Of Eighth street AID haAysste
5 ~. !. ss Sss o e s:sY sas ssA Is:
stock fs%brOidsgy and fancy gosd csnsainS sss r.
cuas Ebboas gloves fancy jewsly, and many other arti
cleo. sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

IJENkl II. IELDS, AUCTIUNEEk-EY n. III LFEDs
III CoThis day. at los O'clock at the sses ROOM 10
Nassau steetElesant household farnitur removed for
consisting OF superby carved
suites in different eoored bToeaele nearly new havecn
used only about rcnths French plate pier glasses In
rich gilt and wood frames superb rosewood
rosewood marbsop etegere bureaus centre aud side
tables mahogany and rosewood French and COTTAGE he'd
sesds rosswSoi marble top washstand Brussels tapestry
curtains; also hair mattresses straw paasses
pillows. croekery, glassware stoves, Kitchen utensils
2c, &c. .'
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4 UCTION NOTICE-THOs. BELL,
"A BELL BUSH. Administrators sale Of household
furniture Tuesday at oclocx at Charlton street.
contained in the pariors basement Kitchen xc the prop
erty Rachel Ryknan. Lawrence Ackeran, ESQ., admin
,strator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

CuERIFF,s SALON MONDAY, NOVEMBER Ii
- at II o'clock, in Flushing avenue Hueseds Rabies
ookyn, % cows horse, cart, pigs lot Of stone, bre
JOHN PIERCE. DEPUTY. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

John L. YANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
on Tuesday, November IA, at 1913 O'clock at No. 25
sowery opposite Prince street. large assortment Of
hogany sofas, chairs sofa bedstead voltare rockers
bookcases extension tables bureaus washsta nds marble
tables quartette ditto cottage suites wardrobcs book
shelves etegcres also, rosewood suite In
cloth also American horsehsir mattresses paiaster
Sale peremptory TO close out every article
guaranteed, Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

LoR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAyANA.-THE sTAUNCH
IL and fayorite steamship DANIEL. WEBSTER Capt. 5.
Lucas 5og ton: burthen win lesvs pier No sAsEth
excellent deck in Passage $50
cabin $25 in storage Freight y cents per cubic
New Orleans. Specie only taken freight Havana
Passengers fU5 sya1s must groegrs before
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No. B Bowling green.
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p c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TURNI.
H. turc pianoforte, &C., tomorrow, Tuesday, at lO
O'clock At 81 West street. Seventh
avenue being all the usual sssoftmcnt Of gpain house
hold furniture piano forte Brussels and other carpets kit
chen furniture &C. 70 be sols without reserve.
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NFATRIMONIAL.-TO LADIES UNWILLING TO BE
M bound ~ custom but who think for themselves,
upon their perceptions of what Is right 4
gentleman thirty age, having but few lady acquau
tancos having been absent this, his native city 0r
time, with cdueati,p property. and nigh
moral character wishes 70 form VITA view
natrmony, mutually pleased. All Communications 10
eonfdensl-this with certainty be depended upon.
Address 8. j., stating creumstaaoes, &c. Union Square
Post Office.
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RUSSELL W; wEs!c0TT, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIZ sale Of good household furniture Monday morniu.
Nov At 10Y O'clock, At ~ Eighth fourtesntn
street. being eli the furniture
The whole TO be absolutely sold the highest
ps,ler. are elegantly rosewood and mahogany
pier glasses rosewood SUITS costly mantel ornaents oil
paintings &C. Chamber furnitureRosswood and mahogany
holsters pillows blankets marble top rosewood and other
bureaus enclosed washstands carpets sofAs bookcases
cloth &c With the basement furniture extension table,
silver cutlery rich china &C., being the entr hand
most poncment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

GRocERIEs, sEGARs, PICKLES, kAlsINS. caoco.
" late pork-TuesdAy. Nov H. at ~ boy street. corasr
81 Greenwich Sosp indigo, brandy run, gin schnApps
tcAs coffee olive ell Canton gnter, sAdinsa whips
harness. riding saddles bits stirrup IRONS scales sprnr
balsnces, spoons, knives nrd forks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

A UCTION NOTICE-PETER PARKS, AUCTIONEER,
will sell this dr. ct 6s Grand street near tho VII
comprising chairs tables Stools counter stove crockery
&C., &c. Terms cash, sale positive deposit required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

TVHN ". AUCIIUNEEN-LAKGE
sale Of useful and ornamental furniture oil paintings
&C., Tuesday Nov H. at the auction ROOM flo Centre
suits sofas easy chairs paror d. marble
centre table couches ingram carpets ornaments
er twenty oil paintings Of pleasing SUBJECTS and valuable
a works OF art large mirrors secretary bookcase Also
bedroom furniture dressing bureaus with marble
tage bedstesds hair mattresses, feather beds superior
quality carpets 6c Also, bArroom mirror, chair
large stove loo Windsor chairs 100 COTS
tables and rosewood front Office dcsk, &c.
WILLIAM I. bOYD. salesman.
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A LBvRr n KICoLAY. AUCTIoNEER. STOCKS AND
"A bonds auction Albert IL Aiccay win sell this dsy
Novenbcr Is, ut lys o'clock, at the Merchants' Il
change for account Of whom ii Illinois
Wisconsin Railroad first
honda, interest January and July s0Do elch 5000
Junction Railroad second mortgage convertible bonds In
terest lst May and lst November In New York
$500 Junction Railroad income ycrtble bonds due June
b: interest payable lat June aud Let December iniSew
York. $iOOV Chicago and Mississippi Railroad second
gage cent bond interest LIST January and LIST July
1oW Cleyelsnd and Toledo Railroad income bonds due
July t f1 Interest payable LIST July and Let January
New York two Of $50 each and two 81 $500 each; 5000
New York and Nw Haven Railroad bonds interest payable
and Toledo Railroad $50 eaeh 30 do itland Wash
lngton Railroad 500 each; 574 do Illinois
Railroad, 500 each; 80 do New Haven aud
Railroad 800 each; 80 do Saratoga and Washington Rail
zion Stock 500 each; 80 do. Third Avenue Rail
York, $50 each; I5o do Empire City BANK SIS each;
rs do Suffolk Bank $50 each; AZ do Bulls Head bank SIS
each 70 do. Metropolitan Bank 500 each Of
North America, $lp each; 20 do Ohio and
Trust Company 500 each; do Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex
press Company 500 eaeh 90 do Aston Fire Com
00 each do Park Fire Insurance Company 500 caeh rs
do Lafarge Fire Company $50each 30 do Cairo
city propsry 800 esch DO 0esanport Steamboat Com
pany $50 each 100 do New York Consolidated stage Com
pany, 50 each; 100 do. Washington Slate Company -
each Terms Of sseTen per cent this day. and the AZ nee
bonds will be charged to the purchaser A. N holds
regular sales Of stocks bonds and other securities every
Monday and Thursday, at the Merchants Exchange At
private sale, variety Of first class railroad bonds
bank, insurance, and other stocks Once No. Broad
street, next to oorner Of wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

JToRsEs MoRsFs.--uoRSEs KEPT 10 Hay ~
IL fra, Quality - 81 per month gr,a inrnsnsa M5rris.
town N.w Jersey Apply siessrs. Clark baexy Va.
Law
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NIOTIcE-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. pARg
teuars Of the cargo peg favorite Lass being rsr
the from the wreck Of the steamship City fha
delphia be learned application at Office hare
SAMUEL SMITH, IL w alnut street, Philadelphia
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iloR sALE.--fouR NEW EXPRESS WAGONS.
STuDLEY Il CO, 81 Canrl strees-

IrOR sALE-A BAy HORSE, M1k HANDS HIGH.
six years old sound aud kind, just IRON GreeAcountys
~, sa Rim rauns and can trct nsids
thr,o minutes susror animal NJ The roas family U.S.
Aiso light trotiag all either viii be sold ehsnp.
Apply At the Ep..re Livery Stable felrth street. ns9
second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

MORTGAGE SALE.-WM. b. JONES, AUCTIONEER.-
IM BY virtue Of chattel mortgage will for sale
Tuesday the nth Of November, at II A. M 1t the foot
Of Forty street. North the steamboat Grace
Darling: WILLIAM THOMPSON, Atty for Mortgage.
NOTICE-THEREw WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
tion; Luz broadway Of Thirteth street. the
%ent alio two horses suadry wagons harness &c De-
ogues may be had At the RECEIVERS store ST Broadway
WILLIAM RHODES. Receiver, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13
T .AEcE. SALE OF cEockEsY CLASS AND CHINA,

IL Auction Notice.-JOHN 3. VAN ANTWERP SON
will SELL Tuesday, 14th November At 10 o'clock, t.No
26 Pearl street. from the shelves 81 crates white granite
edged dipt and yellow d. Rockingham sptoons
cssks china assorted PATTERNS 90 casks glass ware assorted
nshs% and motto mugs and jugs % packages glass and
does Britannia lamps tea set castors &C., oask knives
and forks &C., assorted tea trays and wait
attend this SALE All goods packed in the best
ehipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

TOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
II The U. S. mail steamship ROANOKE, Thomas skinner
commander will leave pier Is North river Wednesday
November TO- at ocloc j. M will arrive in Norfolk the
afternoon and Petersburg and Richmond tho following
morning. Norfolk, for the south
by railroad direct with through tickets from Weldon
Wilmington Augusta Charleston, Ac Passage and fare to
Norfolk, S. TO Petersburg and Richmond $40 Storage
half pxice. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

ryo INvAI1Ds, ETC--sANDEMAN'S LONDON DOCK
Port received from London docks, whore u has been
ivng pards Of Ave years and sold pure imported ut
Wholesale prices SIS % per gallon s. 80 per dozen o.
bottle ARTHUR KENDALL, No. z William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13
MATRIMONIAL.

TN CONSEQUENCE or AN UNUSUALLY LARGE
foreign denee, many OF AMIGA
remain unanswered for which request the ndugeac
u the writer's few days longer whom oil will receive tct
replies promptly as before.
MAD. EMILE vILLETTE, Autoyrapher.
MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY NAB.
AVA Tiages who will all enjoy the
matrimonial Bliss and will show the person they w marry
through strumen which she will to illuminate
ite by invoking the OF her wonderful SCIENCE and
will tell all eveEts OF life, and the thoughts u
Broome street. Cannon street. Gentlemen admit
teH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

x States mail steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. j.
:. Garyin viii leave Ph.delphia for savannah wednes
day, Nov 18TH at o'clock A. NJ fare 500 steerage,
The KEYSTONE STATE will leave above the following
Wednesday. Agents ia New York SCRANTON 4 TALL
NAN, ~ Old Slip, where satercoIns may he secured
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xvr,s. Vnrr HORSE BA2AAR 81 CROSBY SINsxn -
N Vii fe soJ on Monday a.. Y Seo.k .wen,y s nprsss
ssa5sliss 60, JOIN u GAIttkLn. sSseussstsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON
N psnyEFor New Orleans ssoppias &c uaIsya, carry
r. w viii sail above ports on
Saturday November 2 at IL o'clock the pier the
and Mobile consigned New 0rlesns James
Connolly Co., will be forwarded free Of commissions
Havana must passports before leaving
port 1Sp fSesht Or passage apply to LIVINGSTON,
Black Warrior, y Bulloch cSmmandor win sdcessd the
must be sent in for signing the evening previous the ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

~ O. HORTON, AUcTloNEEE. WILL SELL, ON
NJ. Tuesday morning at io o'clock farniture in house
Nc IS sixth cnus postponed Saturday OF
carpets walnut secretaries bookcases aud
oil paintings, mirrors, centre tables
rrandoies. vases, oak library tables
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

L,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORlDA-SEMI. WEEKLY
United States Mail Line The magnificent and fast
going JAS ADGER,s Turner commander win leave
pier No. North River Wednesday, November 18TH ut
o,eees A NJ precisely For freight apply on board where
perb mmodations at the of eci Spoord estcn& Co..
30 Broadway. Through tickets 10 Florida as follows 10
jacksonville. x3l to piiatkR S3. The steamer south
succeed tho Marion, leaving saturday, Ncycm
Der 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13
LIQUORS, sc.

SN nOO sEGARs OF CHOICE BRANDS, SUPERIOR
OU.UUU old brandies Scotch and Irish whiskey, wines
Holland gin sehedam schnaPps gennne London cordial
ale Scotch alec London Dublin porter and brown Stout
In superior condition for family use. Apply TO
Mn. III. UEDERHIfL, $50 Broome street, cor. Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

TOR SALE OR TO IET-rIyE NEW FIRST CLASS
English basement four story houses in centre of
block, all alike situated the north side of ffh
street between Eighth and Ninth They every
convenience and all the modern improvements. viii
thorough examination. Price co., Terms easy Or viii Do
let for 500 per annum. Apply at 81 West Twenty
street. 80 Lexington avenue,
street. SAMUEL SPARKS SONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

EOR SALE VERY Iowa GRAND OPPORTUNITY
Tor An enterprsng person. the proprietor wishes to
retire from business the furniture Of boarding house,
complete and in good order established twelve
forty boarders s Of the best
ncs Hudson, near Chambers street Possession gwen
immediately. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AS.
~ rinwal and Panama Railroad.-On Monday, Novem
her 10 ut o'clock r. NJ from pier foot of Warren street.
NSrh river will be despatched the fleet steamship NORTH
the new and superior steamship GOLDEN AGE. spare
boat always kept at Panama. to detention in
Of asedent For passage apply at the COMPANY office III
West street, 70 q J. W. RAYMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK CO., NOV. @ 1854
IN dividend OF per cent has been declared from
the earnings last six months payable and after the
2 mat books will Do closed from the 18th
.ass. to the day of payment. ID. N. MASoS, oecy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

TOR sALE-TIIE TOOLS, FIXTURES, OFFICE FUR
niture iron safe &c. of small jeweIry mandatory
10 any about to start in the above trade affords Voo
opportunity Rent Of the premises un
s TIE ~ OF May next Apply Immediately at 60 Ann street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

CARRIAGES, cARRrAGES.--A LARGE AND ExTxur
sivc Of the various KINDS always on hand
old estahlishment Nos "a 70 and wooster streeS
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LyoR SAVANNAH AND rL0RIpA-UNIrED STATES
II Mail Line.-Thc and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
Captain N. s. woodruff will leave New York Tor Savannah
Wednesday Nov 10 from pier North river, At o'clock
NJ Bis Of adng signed BY tho clerk board For sht
passage apply TO SAMUEL L. MTG Is Broadway
For Flordakrough tickets from New York to Jackson
vlle s3l; Patka $50 The Augueta, Thos Lyon will leave
on Saturday, Nov. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

UCTION E-MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF SPLEEN
"A did jewery gold and silver Watches &C. Samuel o.
good auctoneer will SELL at "a Nassau street. Tuesday
Nov II Ut 10Y A. M the balance Of stock Of splendid jew.
ery and gold watches remaining unsold from Thursdays
SALE The watches comprise the finest
patent lever anchor and cylinder cscapements &C.,
featured Catalogues ready by order Of mortgage
A UCTION NoTICE=-LxTENsIvE SALE OF DUTCH
IA dubious ROOTS Tuesday, Nov. H. at eleven O'clock
at the salesroo1 No. 70 Nassau street. consisting
and single hyacinths tulips snowdrops, gadolus jon.
red at public SALE from the celebrated of Van
derschoot Sons at Hllegone near Haarom, IN Holland
Terms cash. Sale positive Catalogues morning Of SALE
80 PETER PARKS auctioncer, 70 Nassau street.
AUCTION NOTICE-PETER PARKS. AUCTIONEER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-13

DR. LARMoNTs PARIS AND LoNDvN MEDICAL AID
IL wiser and Marriage Guide, eleventh edition. 3 pages,
rs enyrayngs Both married and single shoud consuia it,
Sold No 2 Broadway and mailed free for 81 by theau
thor, H. Larmont, physician aud surgeon, No AZ Eesde
street q Bioasway where he 70 consulted fron "
csptei. n. BNot the drug store. Patients treated by
mail express Address all letters box NO. sH New York
Post Once We with all tho ether papers Ia
mcnaing Dr. Larmont TO the afflicted Coulter dcs Etats
Uris Staats zcung Nationa DeooIasbsy Book aud New
Brunswick Times.
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E0n LIyEkP00L-UNirKD STATES NAu srFAu
- ship ATLANTIC, yas West commsnder This sfssn-
shP WIZ depart With the Usted States Mails for Eurcp
ss,is - sss ,SSs Of csna freight
apply 70 EDWARD * COLIINS 81 wal strsst
nssSnf S sv repeated to be on board IIK A.
carry any goods oontrabaud OF war F " s INV osnhs'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-11-01
Memory of the head

The memory Of the departed is a precious
boon to surviving friends. Though itis mel
in its associations, yet it is nearly
to a pleasure, and at the same time 50
SO profitable in its moral influences on tbe
heart, that W. cling to it with an instinctive
attachment, and are unwilling to relinouisb
it though the long lapse of years NAV strive
to blot it out. 1t is the triumph Of mind
over matter-of intelligence over death =
1t is the only window through which we can
gain ~glimpses of the spirit land, and COM
mune with those we loved in life who now
dwell in Eternity. The voice of affection
we loved so well to near may be hushed to
our mortal ears forever, and the form We
loved to gaze upon may long since have gone
to dust; but the sacred memory Of the be-
loved dead calls back the hours of pleasure
bic association with them; it not only crowds
into the Present the forms, the actions, the
words, the hopes, the loves, the blessings
and %sympathies of the Past; but, by uniting
US in thought and feeling with the departed
causes US to feel that there is a sympathy
"a feeling of common brotherhood between
the living and the dead, and bows the sou
with humility and thankfulness that" thi
is not our continuing city ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-11-01
Grand Lecturers.

AT the recent session of the Grand Divis-
ion, Committee was appointed, to employ two
Lecturers to traverse the State, with a special
view to the building up of the Order of the
Sons of Temperance, and to the dissemina-
ton of correct Temperance principles among
the people of the State. This Committee will
doubtless exert their utmost to procure the
services of such men as will be approved by
the Order, and also secure the confidence and
esteem of the community in general. In the
mean time, they would be glad to receive sug-
gestions from the brethren, both as to the men
that should be employed and who can be
procured, and the general policy that ought
to be pursued, in order to effect a revival in
the cause throughout the State. And it is
hoped all such suggestions will be forwarded
to the Grand Scribe as early as practicable,
as it is very desirable to have these laborers
in the field as soon as possible.
The Order is particularly and intimately
interested in these appointments, as the Lee
turers will be specially directed to visit each
Division and labor with ii, privately and pub
licly, for its usefulness and prosperity
Hence, they will not pass along with the ra
pidity that former Lecturers have done, bu'
will remain with and do what the Brother
hood may.deem advisable in their respective
communities. By this means a more %lastin;
and permanent good will be accomplished
and the Lecturers themselves be better abb
to understand the wants and necessities of tn
people among whom they may visit. Coun
ties and Divisions that have heretofore bee
neglected, in a measure, will be specially tt
ken care of, while the whole State will b
served faithfully in this way. We trust tn
Divisions will take vigorous hold of this pro
position, and contribute both by counsel an
means to carry it forward, assured as we al
that an incalculable amount of good will
accomplished thereby.