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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

The Banner Coal SIOve-Four sizes, from 10
most scientific principles, and will its smoke
and cases. making saving Of 40 per any other
stove now In use The CRATE and fire box arranged
that no sitting is required of the fuel burned in this
Stove and the fire requires repenshing only in "a
hours. ID, O., TuURSTON
aug20 desTuTh 23l Main st.
Gentlemen i'm this City, and the neghboring
towns, wishing garments made TO orer in the latest Styles
will do well to call and examine new stock Of
PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR,
from which will make Custom Garments at very low
prices and in the most thorough and durable manner
CHARLES w. FREELAND CO.,
diff mch16 Union Block.
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All Persons who would get living and grow fat,
will of read Ned DoOs advertisement and will be
sure to obtain his work for making money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

A WoLF IN SHEEPs CLOTHING. = The
Middlcscx Union Association, at meeting on
the 18th instant, voted s'that the individual
heretofore known to us as Jacob Wilson Coop
er, [of Groton Junction notorietyl be hereby
expelled from this body, and that his name be
stricken from our roll" 1t seems that the
true name of this wolf in sleeps clothing, is
John Cooper. He is a native of Yorkshire,
England, where his occupation was that Of
schoolmaster. In February, 1851 he was ar
rested on suspicion Of poisoning his wife, to
whom he had been married about three years,
and by whom he had two children, supposed
to be still living. Although he was not con
victed, for lack Of evidence, the public opinion
of his guilt was SO strong that he fed the
country. Introducing himself by forged let
tiers to the Methodist clergymen.pf New York,
he was sent to New Jersey as temporary
supply. During his stay, his true character
was revealed, and III 1858, his misdeeds in
England were exposed In New York by coun-
trymen who identified him. Pretending to
embark for his own land, he came instead to
Massachusetts,, and representing himself to the
Methodist presiding elder as an Englishman,
just landed in Boston, he obtained an appoint
ment to Groton junction, as a lay exhorter.-
In September he proposed to enter the Con-
gregational Church and ministry-expressing
long cherished preference for its doctrines
and discipline. After careful scrutiny of his
sentiments and credentials, he was admitted
the Middlesex Union Association, and obtain
ed a commentator to the churches. He has
again been unmasked, and is at large, to renew
his receptions elsewhere. He is about % or
80 years Of age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

The Greatest Medical Discovery of the
Age. MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury has discovered in
kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofua down
Pimpe He has tried in eleven hundred cases. and
never failed except in two cases, (hunder humor He
has in his possession two hundred certificates Of
its value, all within twenty miles of Boston,
Two bottles is warranted to nursing mouth
One to three bottles will the kind Of pimples
on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bes.
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in the
mouth and stomach.
Three five bottles is warranted 10 the
of Eryspelas.
One to bottles is warranted to all humor in tho
eyes.
bloches among the hair
Four six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scay eruptions OF the skin.
Two or three bottles warranted to the worst
of ringwom.
Two three bottles is warranted to the most des
perate case of rheumatism
Three or four bottles is warranted to salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will the worst Of scrofa
benefit is always experienced from The first bottle and
aiken.
Reader, pedded thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity of Boston know the effects Of in every
So sure water will extinguish fire, will this
humor never sold bottle of but that bottle sold
other after trial always speaks for itself There are
two things about this herb that appears to me surprising
first that it grows in pastures, in some places quite
plenty and yet its value has been known until dis
covered in 1896 second that 1t should cure all kinds OF
hunor have given it to children year DID, up to old
Of sixty, from the hoDeliest in Boston, to
tho belle of Nonantum and in all cases the cure is certain
No change of diet is necessaryea the best you
get have likewise an herb when smmered in sweet oil,
dissoves Scrofuous swelling of the neck and under the
ears-prce so cents.
Directions for Use. Adult, table spoonful per
day; children eight years, desert spoonul children
from five TO eight years. tea spoonful As odirectioncan
be applicable to all constitutions take enough to operate
bowels twice day.
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad Of
Scrofula.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 120
Warren street, Roxbury. For sale by REDDING CO.,
5 State street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. B. Green S. c.
White Co., G. A. Harrington Co., Il. H. Marsh, L. D.
Wetherbee, Caldwell Hill, Bush Co., james Green,
L. 7. Lazel Sibey Scott Capville, George Roberts
Southbridge, A. 4. Amdon. d1y noy2
Rush On, and Go with the Rush.-It is
true that we have put hands to the plough and shall
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;
OF Oils entirely preparation for prJs serving and
identifying the hair 1t is unlike all Others nasmuch
it is free from OIL alcohol all irritating ingredients;
while acts vigorously and sanaYey upon the scalp,
producing natural and healthy circulation, mparts
desirable degree Of moisture to the hair and at the
time promotes its growth
Acknowledgement particularly for the toilet this
Lustrae is warranted to effect Of chapped hands,
roughness Of the skim &C., quicker than any preparation
in JN0. @. HILL Proprietor,
49, ~
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Lewis He La xekt, druggist and ApOthe@
cary. 2O1 Main sizes would respectfully solicit the
attention of all interested in the purchase of pure drugs
and medicines to his large and well selected assortment
Every article has been purchased with particular refer
to the retail trade. All drugs will be warranted
only pure but Of the best quality procurable. Every
will admit that where medicine is needed, but the
purest and best should be used Not only should the
physician be able to count with certainty upon the
effect Of his prescriptions but the patient should know,
that regards purity his medicine Is reliable This
has been taken because 1t is believed intelligent
public require it. and will generously second with their
patronage, every effort promote their good.
Medicines dispensed ut all hours Of the night
feb27 3m
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The Greatest Medical Discovery of the

Price rs csnts bottle. All orders addressed to CALD-
WELL & HILL will be faithfully attended to.
mch20 diff
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500 Bushels of superior Beans for sale at
feb23 diff DRAPER 4 CLARK'S, Front st.
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APPLESi APPLESI

GRASS SEEDING have Just received choice
Va lot Of the different varieties Of Grass Seed consist
.rnf
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Julius III. SiedhOf offers his services teacher
of Ancient and Modern Languages to the public Office
No. 1872 Main Street. sept1 diff
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WARRINGTON, March IL.
SENATp.-The Senate was engaged on the
private calendar until o'clock, when it ad-
ourned until Monday.
HousE.-A motion made by Mr.. Benton
was adopted, calling for information touching
the progress of negotiations with the Indians
west of Missouri and Iowa for the surrender
of lands.
The House went into committee on the De-
fciency bill.
Mr.. Preston moved to strike out the appro-
priation of $500, 900 for assay building in New
York. Debated and stricken out. Ayes 81,
noes SO. flEFf
The committee rose and the bill was report
ed to the House, and passed. Yeas 1873,
nays IL.
The Speaker laid before the House COM
munication from the State Department, by
which it appears there arrived from abroad
during the year ending 3Oth of Sept, 1868,
400,777 persons.
Adjourned till Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

SignOr l.. Papnnti, Professor of Dancing. Les
given single pupils and to private classes, at any
hour day For particulars apply at Messrs Per-
ry & Andrews Piano Forte Rooms, No. Harrington
Block, between II and II A. NJ, and and p. NJ
"a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY FOR

n SALE. Bear IN mind that j L. HOODS Commits
sion and General Furnishing Store No. Pearl ST., is the
place to buy and secondhand furniture crockery glass
and britannia ware, clocks, carpets, Stoves and most
every thing in the house furnishing line, cheaper than at
any other establishment in the county, please call and
anime for yourselves.
N. B. Those breaking up housekeeping ana others hav
ing furniture property to dispose Of will please call at
my place as buy all kinds at the shortest notice.
Worcester, March g. 1854. J. L. HOOD.
atF
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Rush On, and Go with the Rush.-It is
true that have put hands to the plough and shall
hacl in

For needs must write to tell the tale,
Although our pen were d0ubly weak
OH what could idle words avail,
Unless the truth we always speak.
The Hathaway Brothers have been mindful Of the
wants Of their customers, in making for them the
Types ofLife and that they still continue at Union Block,
with their Banner unfurled; and whereon is written
truthful protest against the Nebraska Bill and that we
will, with scornful lip, and high disdan, by day night
in veal woe make solemn protest against its pas
sage. mchl7 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

WNAUSHACUM LAKE ICE.-PERs0NS
Wv DESTROYS of being supplied with Spring Water Ice,
from Waushacum Lake, respectfully invited to leave
their ORDERS either the Of D. d. Reyes corner Of
Main and School Streets the City Hall Market with
the subscriber, at the office of the Worcester Nashua
Railroad Company, No. 10 Bank Block. Waushacmn
Lake is situated in the town of Sterling, and is of the
pures sheets Of water in the State being fed entirely by
springs. T. W. HAMMOND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

A GOOD CHANCE.--Any man wishing to en-
IN gage in the Boot Business learn good chance
by addressing, through the Post Office E. R. Worcester
Mass. meh13 d2w+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

Mr.. Bronson has been invited to be-
come professor in the new Irish University,
under the presidency Of the noted Rev. DR..
Newman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

HEEL MACHINE.--To Boot aud Shoe Manu-
acturers in of article which has been pro-
nounced by those who have used it, Of the best
chimes for fitting the heel now in use.
By this method good workman can turn OF 500 pairs
day Mr. Sam1 Keen, of East Bridgewater is the in
ventor and has constantly hand large supply both
Of heeling and welt machines The subscriber rser
10 Mr. George W. Bliss, Union Street.
All orders promptly attended TO by WIN PAINE, Jr.
Agent for Worcester and vicinity. mch13 d6w*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

Senator Douglass was burned in effigy,
on the public square of his own city, Chicago,
on Thursday night. An immense concourse of
Germans were witnesses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

In Heath, Michigan, James B Glenn
cnts, in fit of madness, killed his father, a
man Of 70 years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

Mr.. C. w. Drake, Of Taunton, re-
reports that he had his pocket picked of $500
while in the cars from Nesponset, Saturday
last.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

teady-Madc Clothing and Gents Fur-
msshing Goods, large assortment of new and fash
ionabe styles constantly hand at H. C. VALENTINES
No. Me;chants Row, Front of Worcester House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

n~A FLOUR.--Just received, 500 bbls Gene
LEs5,see Extra Flour, fresh ground and of various
Vs3Ef brands, which will be sold at reduced prices
by LEE SPRAGUE & co.
mch10 dawf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

CALVIN e. PRATT,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. FOG Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
mays
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

DRAPER & CLARK,
0er for sale and will keep hand, through the season,
better assortment of LIME than can be bought at any
other place in the State
Worcester, March Is, 1885, DIFF mch20
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JAMES e. ESTA BROOK.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR 1T LAW,
d. No Union Block, Worcester. d&wtf
Lewis c, Mum, AuctiODcer.
Sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
to. Office 233 Main St.. up tsairs.
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Nathan WhiteIy's Celeb ated Oriental
Perfumcd ChrystaIs, OR SPIRIT OF THE FLOWERS,
awarded Silver Medal at the Fair of the American Insti
tute, Oct. 26, 1858. For sale by WM D. FENN0 & SON,
166 Main Street. mch11 dSw3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

SCENTED UAkb SOAPS. ALSO
MRS. PARTINGTON'S TOILET SOAP.
This beautiful Toilet Soap possessing in its compositisn
the combined virtues Of the vegetable Kingdom to cleanser
purify and Perfume is by permission dedicated to Mrs
Partngton, by her obi. SerYts, BECK co.
Boston, JAN, 1854.
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DEPOT FOR THE sELF-HEATING IRONS, CHIP
BAKER, &c.
r. s. We shall be happy exhibit also 10 those inter
esed, M dc Co king Stoye combining several vaua-
BILE Impryyements forsd in OTHER sTovR. Remember
the Ne. HI akwsn msAlB
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Mrs. Pdrtington TO the Proprietors.
Conference.-The edecation of your beautiful and ma
grant soap to me- mark of steam is very pleasant.
From my experience herbs in forty years
have made soap, must say that never made any half
good, and will recommend it my young friends all
the world for their twilight tables. her
RUTH n PARTINGT0N.
Boston, Jan. 1854 mark
EYTRA ct EREEMES EOR TIL z
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

n Owe & MARRIAGE.-A Lecture will be
E/ given,on the above subject by MRS. EMMA Il. C0E,
of Cleveland, Ohio, at BRINLEY HALL, this Evening, at
u O'clock Admittance 10 cents. mch20 dit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04
wallsck's Theatre.-a The Brt1and.,

Lovers Of the picturesque have been delighted sin
Wednesday, by the performance of The Brigand.n Nj
Walacks performance Of Alessandro Massaroni is pr
badly familiar to most play-goers but they win be
prsed 10 how much better it il with proper sur
roundngs. Even the play itsef-with its weak plot
commonplace language-seems respectable eevating
Is the effect Of gorgeous apparel We will not detail IL
plot everybody knows that the hero is one of tho
chyarous cut-throats ont Of novels
and or the stage--that his mother left him "Iying
about loose,n aud that he found his father and r
ceived ounce Of lead in his Uranium at q O
time. But everybody does not know that
The Brigand'' is done better at Waack's than ever
before the United States That the scenery looks Ike
Italian sceneryhat the brgands act dress dance ana
sing like real brgands not like bunch Of sticks, as
has usually been the that the tabeaux are so
arranged that their effect is singulary picturesque
The blending of coors in the striking pictures formed ia
the first act will delight the eye of the conoisseur In
art Tho manager has evidently worked hard with this
piece, and the result Of his labor has been a brilliant
success.
Alter Massaroni there Il not much for The actors in
"T1e Brigand." Mr.. Wa.,aek looks as handsome as
ever and dashes through his part with spirit than
he has lately displayed. His style OF acting
This part is decidedly neio- dramatic, but II is
very good nevertheless. Mrs. Hoey enacts the
part Of the brigauds wife, excessively inconsis-
tent female, who at moment urges her husband to
cut mans throat, and immediately afterwards gets
very religious over a crucfx and an Are from the
chorus. Mrs. Hocy capitslly dressed and played
the part weJ although she sometimes displayed
Gus anxiety to overact it. The other parts we
DONE everybody being easy and perfect We might men,
ton Mr. Rea whose maks up for the greatest villain
in AassarOni's gang was sxcoednsy good. The music
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Brooklyn City News.

TIE IR1sH NATIONAL PoE1s-MIss EsHoNpE.-On Friday
evening" the Arst meeting Of the committee to complete
arrangements for the Readings from the poems Of
Thomas Davis and others Of the Irish national poets
which Miss Teresa Esmonde-at the request of q numer
GUS and influential body Of citizens, including John
Mitchell, Thomas Adds Emmett, Judge O'Conor, T. r.
Meagher, Horace Greeley, Robert Emmett and Simeon
Draperconsented to deliver, held in the Irish Mill
tary Library Eagle Drill Rooms. The committee was
wen represented: Among those present were Colonel
Michael Doheny, John 0Mahony, Lynch, Captain But
Ter, John Savage, Major Denman Richard j. Labor Cap
tain Huston, Francis A. Jackson, p H. Haverty, Adu
tant Magic, Captain Green Captain Burke, N. Moioy
president ishmen's Union Frederick Duggan, Captain
Haggerty, Captain Holland, Captain Lane &C. &C. Cap
tain Butler Irish Rifles occupied the chair T. A. jack
son and H. s. Persse acted secretaries The meeting
progressed considerably in its arrangements for the
tertaiment which is to take place in the Stuyvesant
Institute, Broadway, Monday evening, the 18th inst
1t was unanimously agreed that military men would
march uniformed to the Institute 1t also agreed
that band Of would be procured for the OCCASION
to discourse Irish national airs Captain Butler offered
the use of American and Irish Dag for the OCCASION
The secretary reported the sale Of tickets the
ing adjourned, to re-assembe at the same place this
evening.
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Fire I'm Grand Street.
ARREST OF THE PROPRIETOR FOR ARSON


Last evening before O'Clock, Are discovered ir
the grocery store Of Noses Myers No. sos Grand street
1t discovered before it had time to extend beyond
the shelving under which 1t originated and exngushed
by the police Of the Seventh and Thirteenth wards
sisted by the neighbors. The Fire Marshal quickly
on the spot and elected facts from the neghbors which
justified the police in taking Mr. Myers the proprietor
Of the store into custody and officer Hudson, Of the
Seventh ward arrested him and conveyed him to the
Seventh ward station house.
fire occurred in the store on last Sunday night
under circumstances which created at that time great
deal Of suspicion and the FIRE Of last evening in great
measure confirmed that suspicion. The fire on Sunday
night burnt hole through the floor, by a partition, and
last evening it occurred behind the counter under the
shelving strong smell Of camphene, burning fuid
noticed by the police rand neighbors at the time Of
putting out the FIRE this last occasion In addition
to these suspicious circumstances there an insurance
Of 81 500 the stock in the Reliance Fire Insurance
Company, and $500 on household furniture, when In
fact there does not appear to be stock and furniture
the premises to the amount Of $500 The prisoner will
be taken before Justice Welsh This day for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04

Sir William DON leaves to-day in the Washington 70,
England. He intends to return in February next
General Paez, the Venezuelan patriot, was in New Or
leans lately but by this time the Delta says probably
in command Of the bustering squadron consistnc q
the steamer Ben Franklin and two other vessels II
seems therefore, that this movement is really directed
against Venezuela, as had been supposed.
George NJ Thacher, Esq., Of Boston, received Official
notice by the that his Majesty King Frederick
OF Denmark had bestowed upon him the sOrIer of Dan
nebourg," in confederation OF his long and faithfu,
services Consul at Boston, This is we believe tha
first time that the order has been bestowed upon IA
American citizen.
Senator Bright, of Indiana, in Richmond, Va on
mo at '1S nn Metropolitan nSteon Rose Pa Rich
s.d is s.y Nv Bedford ism.sa Boston Col is
sssaasr and family aas'' Boston; Asa
CA ~. IL Hss:ssn Alexander Buell. Michigan,
'sS w s.G' Rom aisf f9: :.
'S MSth X
fSSe S d. f Ellison radspsa Alexander Williams
Ss sosr ssssss,r Lowsl Lieut. Les UsA Rev
boston Lsnss Toledo; Hon wiss!s, fSsdsirsia;
saSs; agssEs Cooper
ssny s Gag ku p. snrs Lens.
prEe%ps sSd .ay, vi:ssIs Rsss Fora Ksssasss
A xsn ssnis sr far sss..1
Louis Col Thomas Lee virgins judge WAYNE Georss
dell, New Orleans; Hon B st John, Albany
At the Prescott House-H Somes Low, c Buckingham
and family, Ohio; l. Doh and family, y II Bridge and
deiphia -"
from Liverpool in tho s.ssmrhg AraslaMr A.hurss aud
mond Miss Brez and Mr. Brsx lady and infant M
Riddle and lady Miss Prngc Miss Huger Mrs Hay ward
Mrp lizard Mr. Rsycne lady, child and servants: Mr Nat
calf and LADY, Mr. Hoias lady and servants Mr. frmmer
Mr. moilins hrs Hutton Mrs SHEPPARD Mr. Nutrop NJ
DoneonrnsaS Messrs Jones King rrcean, Campbell Gad
waader, otach, Duncan lard, Middleton Low Maekay
Pooek IsniGye Fallen, Jeannet Dumont and lady 81
ssnrs's MTs rslioa child and Mr. Williams and lady
hs,,s stsnten Mathew. Pant. Cameron staw Gonr
ns,%s, Gun hcrsena Weston, Baoohe, PEARSON Capt
Sadw Messrs Shanks Noyes, Rbon, Harrison d Ga
Rer Be Ro cseps Lowe Maerae Oakley Wrh
Ne Me- sgsss Iesksmsyer Ms Scott Miss Scott
sr Mrs Goniding Mr. GIL Mr. Hetherington, Mr.
ss ,. Mis- KnFht Mrs sw. and child NJ Golas
nrs Ramsey Miss Rsmsey Miss Ramsey Mess Iaa
Rey Br9ueh Mr. gronsh Mr. BerIoehsr lady andtwo
jean soyee, Messrs Votes, Carlisle, p costa.l5s
Prom 50 AIMS Bay In brig Malvsrn-Nr Saul Davies
laSy and two children, Mrs Hester brandon aad two chill
From Pssto CassllO, In brig Pauline-J = Crssia.
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EEw York HAIRY

second snnus' Jnc soumY.-We have received the
ty, and y report Of the New York Harmonic Socie-
learn - fiends OF musical education win be happy to
mat the institution prospers During the past
yea 'e-uahle additions have been made to the library
ns sc <iety and sixty two rehearsas have been held
ave been received into membership Of the Society
ale members, and 132 ladies. There are now be-
aging to the Society 156 gentlemen who are good upon
che books and los lades-toal number Of members 3d.
Since the organization Of the Society there have joined
under the frst initiation fee during the first year
los members; during the second year. under the in
creased fee, SO male members. Total number of mem
bers Joined during two years. gentlemen 3s ladies 22
Total since organization ACT The number OF per-
forming subscribing members is 90 During the year
the Society has appeared FIVE times before the public
The Society viii give public performance OF 'Ha yin =
Cantata Of the Seasons the l4th inst the Church