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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-11-14

THE ORANGE GUARDs.-The handsome display
made by our visitors from Raleiyh has stirred up
the military spirit of our town, and company was
speedily formed comprising sixty-two members, to
be called the Orange Guards The following officers
have been chosen:
DIR. Pride Jones, Captain.
John Ii. Webb, First Lieutenant.
ID. ID. Phillips, Second
Henry Richards Third '
Heary X. Nash, Ensign.
VIM. Johnston Frecland, Orderly SERGEANT.
DIR. William Strudwick, Surgeon.
Frederick n. Strudwick, Judge Advocate.
The company, We understand, have adopted
resolution to parade on the first and third Saturday
in each month, and have ordered very neat uni
form, which is to be completed in two months.
III.
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Later European Ne,os.

HALIFAX Nov. THE steamer Asia, from Liver
pool, has arrived The weather is very bad.
The Asia arrived here last night, with Liverpool
dates to the 9th ult She brings nothing of impor
tancc frtm the seat of war.
Brown, Shipley Co., quotes Cotton dull, with a
decline of Id to Id Sales of the week 39, 900 bales
The stock of American on hand amounts to 20 600
bales. Wheat is dull and has declined three pence.
Flour closed dull at decline of shilling Sales
of Philadelphia and Baltimore -four at ASS. at 42as.,
Ohio Al 45s. Corn Cd. higher and closed steady
mixed ABS. Provisions generally unchanged. Imrd,
none in port. Bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased half a million. Consols sS. Money un-
changed.
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Tbe gtanGar1>
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. NOV. 10. 1880.
THE SECRESY ABOLISHED.

There is string of resolutions going the rounds
of the papers purportins to be Know Nothing plat
form adopted at this place during the Far week OF
last month As rumor, we gave this platform to
orr readers some time ago. OF course 1t is nothing
but rumor for the document is wholly without au-
tbortv There is not name attached to 1t, yet
"thcy say " all secresy is abolished, and surely
then arc honorable men,"
The little Star was the first luninary to cast its
feeble beams upon this fecber production of some
very feeble brain and with nothing but the word OF
the editor of that sheet for its genuineness, it would
not pass muster-it would not be received as evil
dence in Court of justice. Yet "they say " all
secresy is abolished, and surely they are honora-
bic men,"
Ruinor also says that Gen. Dockery presided over
the body that brought forth this platform; but we
have not even the word of the Star editor in con6r-
nation of this. who can fathom the height and
depth, the length and breadth of Know Nothing de-
ception? Rumor watts many things to our ears,
and we begin to believe that Rumor is just about as
apt to tell the truth as the Know Nothings.
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SEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAnRoAD.-From an
advertisement in this paper it will be seen that bus
mess has been resumed on this road. We are in
deed glad to hear it. The scourge in Norfolk and
Portsmouth has ceased, and the streets of these
cities are again presenting the hustle and activity to
which they were once accustomed.
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SOBER SECOND THouGHT.-The Register, of this
City, threatened extensively what mighty feats it
intended to perform upon the Governor and his
board, concerning the appointment of State Drec-
tors on the r. & G. r. R. but has come to the con-
cusion to say nothing about it, on account of 1.-THE
subsequent action of the Directors" What was
that action. which has so Modified the gathering
wrath of the Register? We beg of the youthful
editor of that venerable sheet that he will enghten
lis
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H- We are glad to learn from the American
Eagle that its editor recently met with Doubt Of
the STAR" Cis own language and we are also graft
fed to learn from the same source, that james b.
Shepard, late American candidate for Congress in
this District, is enjoying excellent health" What
news next?
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The OLD HoMEsTEAD.-Such is the title of new
novel by Mrs Ann S. Stephens, copy of which we
have received through Mr.. Pomeroy. We have read
IT. and were pleased with it. The characters are well
sustained throughout and the plot is managed with
admirable tact. No one can rise from its perusal
without feeling Of content We advise young men
and old bachelors especially, to read it, as it will
give them an insight into the nature of both young
s'rs and old maids. For sale by Pomerey.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED, EXECUTED
ID by James F. Jordan Esq, shall sell on Monday the
18th ins at the Auction Store of James j. Ltchfod
Fayetteville street, q very superior lot Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting part of Chairs, Sofas Tables Carpets Ward
robe, &C., &c.
TERxs:-For all sums under s25-Cnsh. On all sums
s25 credit of 10 days purchaser giving bond and
security. -
Nov &. 1855 lOl-td.
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FURTHER FROM BALTIMORE!
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. THE election for Governor,
State officers and members Of the Legislature, came
off in this State yesterday. Barstow, Dem, and
Boshford K. n, were the Gubernatorial candidates
In this city and county, Barstow, DEM, has about
three thousand majority. 1t is not known how the
State has gone.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
OFFICE OF LITERARY BOARD,



the 55amonghe :eal
h nwnlbe tn toreei
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Blind
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The CRCus.-The advertisement shows for ITSELF
OF course there will be crowd. We only hope
that nobody will be scalped by the Indians
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SHIPMENT OF Wharf.-The ship Georgia cleared
at Savannah last week for Liverpool having as part
of her cargo, 7,346 bushels of wheat, being the
second shipment of the kind from that port
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Up to this hour, o'clock, P. NJ, the election is
progressing quietly, Notwithstanding there arc un-
usual crowds at the polls. 1t is thought the result
will not be known until late Thursday, as all the
candidates are on one ticket and the whole have to
be counted.
FURTHER FROM BALTIMORE!
Probable Election Of Henry Winter Dacis!!!
BALTIMORE, Nov. z, 9 P. M.-The election has
passed off quietly 1t is generally believed that the
Hon. Henry Winter Davis, K. n, has been elected
to Congress his Democratic opponent, the Hon.
Henry May. The contest in this district excited
the most intense interest
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The FOREIGN NEws.-It will be seen, in another
column, that cotton has still further declined
Breadstuffs of all kinds are steady.
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CLOTHING EsTABLIsH-

LII MENT.-0PENED TO-DAY, 20 Dozen Lambs
Wool Merino UNDER-SHIRTS; 10 Dozen Patent Merino;
10 Dozen Shaker Knit Dozen French Beaver Cloth
OVER-COATS. Also, new lots of PANTS and VESTS
We selling many goods cheaper than ever to reduce
stock anticipation of change the hrm January ls
lS56-For good and handsome Clothing call at the only
regular Clothing House in the city.
Nov. 9th 1855. 10l-St-
q Star, Register Age copy times.
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The ARAroR.-This agricultural publication for
November has been received. 1t contains number
of useful and entertaining articles. address I. j.
Lemay, Raleigh-price, 81.
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MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IAN election is progressing
in this State to-day for the choice of six Congress
men, State Comptroller, Lottery Commissioner,
members of the Legislature and local officers.
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THE ELECTIONS.

THE ELECTIONS.
We copy below, from the Petersburg Express, the
latest intelligence from the elections in New York,
Massachusetts, Maryland, and Wisconsin:
NEW YORK ELECTION
New YORK Nov 7-An election took place in
this State yesterday for State officers Except Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor) and members OF
the Legislature. The ardshells, Sott-shells, Amer
leans and Republicans, each had a ticket for State
officers. ] he liberals opponents of the Maine
Law supported the Soft-shcll ticket In this city,
in addition to State officers, voted tor local off-
GERS Except Mayor and the Wings and Reformers,
had also ticket in the field, making six regular
tickets in this city, besides number OF irregular
ones.
The City has certainly been swept by the Know
Nothings and from present indications, the State
has probably gone the same way, but the returns
are so much confused, that reliable figures cannot
now be given.
New YORK, Nov. z, S P. M.-Partial returns re-
ceived here foot up as follows: Know Nothings. 49,,
900 Fusionsts, $4,000; Softs, 81, ,000 Hards a.
OOO The following is the complete vote for the city
of Buffalo: Softs, 4,3OO; Know Nothings, 1890 !;
Fusionists, 200.
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.
BosroN. Nov 7-An election was held in this
State Yesterday for Governor, Lieut. Governor, 9TH
or State officers and members Of the Legislature.
The Gubernatoria candidates were Beach, Dem,
Gardner, K N, Valley, Whig, and Rockwell, Re-
publican The Liberal party voted for Beach as
their candidate for Governor, and all the Wing tick
ct for State officers, except the Attorney General,
who was selected from the Democratic ticket. The
vote last year stood Gardner, K. NJ 81 ,5o4; Wash.
burn, Whig 27,279; Bishop, DEM, 1852; and
Wilson, Republican, ,4ss
Returns from every town in the State except nine
are now in. (Wedne sday P. NJ and they make Gard
ner's plurality vote about $4,000.
To the Legislature, lower house, there are abou
$50 X. Ms elected, and 80 of all other tickets. Te
the Senate, so far as heard from, % T. Ms and II
others.
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NORFOLK PosT-OFFICE-The Norfolk News pub
fishes formidable list of letters remaining in the
postofice of that city on the lst of November. The
list fills page Of the paper: Large numbers OF
those to whom the letters are ADDRESSED are dead.
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Nortb-Carplina 5tanharh
rp .NK. I. WILSON. Associate Editor.

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az We are requested to state that, Providence
permitting, Bishop Atkinson will preach in Hills
borough on the third Sunday QSth) of this MONTH
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Cases of Fever, says the Norfolk Herald of Satur
day, still occurring, as we are apprised, from
time to time. The latest which have come to our
knowledge were those of two Germans, on Newton
street, which both terminated tally-one on we'd
nesday last, and the other yesterday. These, we
are informed by the intelligent nurse who attended
them, were the genuine African fever and both vio-
lent cases. We mention them by way Of caution to
those of our citizens who have recently returned,
that they may be careful not to expose themselves
more particularly to the night air. or in the suburbs
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FooD FRANCE-Tt is stated that measures are
in progress all over France to provide and cheaper
the food for the poorer classes. The Municipal
Council of Orleans has voted $780, 900 for the works
public utility, and for the distribution of bread
tickets. In sthe department of Loire the wealthy
people have formed commission for the purchase
of rice wholesale in the seaports, and selling at re-
duced rates to the poor At Marscilles similar as
ISOLATION is importing oxen, and selling the meat at
COST The manufacturers in different parts furnish
their worikmen with bread at low fixed rates.
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Rockingham
Democrat tandA AstevncN cNewso three
November
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We copy below, from the Petersburg Express, the
latest intelligence from the elections in New York,
Massachusetts,, Maryland, and Wisconsin:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW JERSEY RAnaoAD-FoR PHILADELPHIA
In and the South and west, VIA Jersey City mail and
~ press fpes.--I<ave New York OF and 10 A. NJ and
and =. NJ Fare 50 Is In a. and % In 8 and 10 A. NJ
and p. second GLASS; % Is In TO- and IL NJ, a. 81
stopping at all way stations Through tickets sold for
Cincinnati and the West and for Baltimore washngton,
Norfon, nc and through baggage checked 10 wsshing
ton u Q and 10 A. r. and GIN
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TNHE PICTORIAL MESsENGER-sECOND NUMBER
1 for the month OF February, ls5S-Reaiy on Tues
day. JAN so This number contains three large engrav
ings, q by 10 inches, suitable for framing. Battle
scenes, sketched at Sebastop Inkermann, Balakava
Gems Scott and Sanford. Engravings ami map hand
somely colored and worth at least 25 cents each Re
tail prce20 cents single number 81 per annum, In
NADIA A liberal discount TO dealers. STIsIS0N 4 CO.,
Publishers, SO Broadway. Ross, Jones Tousey,
Agents 1os Nassau street, N. Y; Redding & Co. and
Federben l. Co., Boston, Mass.
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These win he sent At once In q neat package BY sx
press otherwise, 20 any city, town village thu
United StAtea Canada, the receipt Of ten dollars
This Ia the most liberal offer made to valentine
dealers by any publisher, and should induce all who
wish TO its advantages to send In their orders
without delay Valentine companies and wholesale
dealers supplied tho most liberal terms, for cash
from the largest and most splendid assortment Orders
sent to r. W. STRONG Manufacturer Do Nassau st., n.
Y. will be punctually attended to.
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HOTELS.

-nATH HOTEL, SEA SIDE LONG ISLAND, SEVEN
Il miles from City Hall New York, open for
rpton OF visiters, and the accommodation OF parties
sleigh riding.
a UsEuM HOTEL ~ ANN STREET, NEAR BROAD
NSI wsy--Every thing neat and new. Economy and
~ essocs Il the motto Furnished rooms by the night
ar veek ct Is cents 70 Strangers PORN dodgers
r and billiard room Of the first class Open all night
or ths soocmm odation Of It's patrons
x,r. GEORGE HOTEL, ssa BRoADwAY,-rHIs ELE
~ can't house. now uuder the supervision OF A. n.
aovsv can accommodate few more families or single
srsons with excellent cults single rooms for the
Sr,ntSr o. most fsAsonabie terms Tns houss and FUR
niture an q The modern styls.
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CIxTH AVENUE RAILROAD-THE SPIRIT OF RE-
- trenchment has reached the Sixth avenue railroad.
free passes have been withdrawn 900 Is TO saved
Evers and Mr. Mackene have been the chief agents in
this work of REFORM Night and day they have devoted
their efforts to benefit the corporation All know this
who travel that avenue. On Monday an election
takes place II said that both OF these may DO
displaced. We hope for the sake Of the company, and
both the Superintendent and Vice Superintendent win
be unanimously selected. A ST0CKHOLDER
W THERs & PETERSON, BANKERS, STOCK AND
w exchange brokers, Al and 43 South Third street,
ated collections made upon all accessible points in the
country; drafts other Cities in sums to suit pur
chasers.
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OFFICE OF THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COM,
~ pany, New York, January Is, 1S65.-The annual
election for Directors Of this company viii DO held on
Monday, February next, at the Office of the company
No. IS Bowery, from IL till O'Clock. The transfer
books win be closed from the 18th inst until after the
election. BY order, P. G. ROGERS, Secretary.
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PSYCHOLOGY DIR. BLNT0S CONTINUES HIS Lac
III lures and amusing experiments at Botanic Hail.
Fast Broadway, Monday Tuesday AMI Fritsy evenings
and 7k O'Clock. Admittsnce 12x csnts. Once for
medical application, 80 ByeVus stysst.
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No1lCT TO FAMILlES.-N ADTI0N TO TAR
IN great bargains 1.-THE subscribers ARE offering in
rish linens they win add Monday. January ~, the
following desirable goods suitable for housekeeperA .,
correspondingy low prices, vs.-Isnen shcetngs aud
Pillow linens, all widths; damasks and datnAsk to
bleciohs and napkss counterpanss blankets and fan
nes plain, striped and plaid cambria muslns Americaa
and kngbsh longslotks extra stout cotton shestings
&C., &c. 4. !. sIkWAkT 70, Broadway.
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NEW CITY HALL. SPECIAL NOTICE THE
IN Special Committee Of the Board of Aldermen to
which was referred the subject Of selecting location
for the proposed City Hail. hereby give notice that
they win meet on Monday, Goth inst at O'Clock p NJ,
IN the chamber Of the Board of Aldermen to hear all
those parties in favor Of and opposed to locating the
proposed new City Hall in the upper part Of the city
PETER vOORHIS,
ADRIAN WAKEMAN, c.,,
SAMUEL II, MOSER, }c SpeJ,ma
JOHN KELLY, onin'S0S'
HENRY HOFFMRE
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DODw0RTHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO. S0e
IA Broadway, opposite Eleventh street, 10 now open
for the reception Of pupils who commence ut any
time. Ladies and children Wednesdays and SAtur
days, at and p NJ gentlemen on Wednesdays, Thurs
assemblies Saturday evenings for ladies and gentle
Monthly soirses usual Circulars, containing
days hours and OF instruction. be hsd ct the
academy OF any time, or will b. sent by post.
IA ANCJNG.-MoRE NEW CLASSES DE q.
IL BR0OKES, SOL Broons street, IL nov forming
eral new classes, to commence Immediately. AL the
fashionable dances taught IN Of lessons.
Private lessons at various hours. Sorecs Wednesday
nights.
ilRJvATE DANCING, 600 BROADWAY THE LAST
chance 70 learn the late mods In q few lessons AT
class IA forming for beginners. Circulars 70 be
had, and all applications TO be made Of R. Burnton, 274
Bowery book sfors
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NATIONAL SCHOOL FOR SINGING-UNDER THE d.
IN rection Of Mr. GEORGE LIE JEUNE, A. r. A., Pro-
essor OF the Royal Academy London The system adopted
10 he baa AZ oss o n
Novelties music stores Broadway and at Mr. LIE Jeunes
residence Q67 Broadway.
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DRY GOODS. &C.


A % PEARL sTREET-CoRSEIS, CORSErS, COR
44O sets.-Mrs. STONE begs 70 call the attention
OF the hties 10 her stock Of French and Engsh wove
eorsct of every style, which have been carefully Sc.
offers At prices that defes competition. Please call aud
examine before purchasing elsewhere 4s3 Pearl street
IN RES TRMMINGs.-ON MONDAY, THE 2orH JAN,
IL shall commence 70 close out the balance Of our
splendid stock Of rsh ribbons suitable for dress basaus
founce cloak and mantia trimmings also for sash and
head ornams nts, nj one half thrir original cost.
W. II. IICuTENSTE1N, ladies' Dress Trimming
Store, 20 Bowery, corner Hester street.
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FINE ARTS.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY NOTICE TO THE TRADE
Valentine dealers In all parts Of the country
Ihould send NJ once for OF
sTRoKG's TAN DOLLAR sAxPLK LOTS
OF Valentines containing the following large assortment
Wis.,
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THE FTRE1IEN.

THE FIREMEN.
ISUITON ENGINE COMPANY NO. 21.-THE THIR-
- teenth annual ball Of Engine Company No. Il will
take place nj kibo's Saloon, Monday evening. Jan.
20, 1885. Tickets 81, can be obtained from any
Der Of the company at the door the evening Of
the ball CHARLES NEARY, Chairman.
JoBS @. NAMING. Sec.
IrHR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to the statutes OF the State Of New YORK,
In such made and provided that pplcation viii
be made TO the legislature at its present session. for
the passage Of law 10 increase the fund Of the Fire De-
psrtment and Of the city Of New York, TO hun-
bred and fifty thousand dollars Liars errs
New York, jan 10, 1855.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 30.
T THE NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY
street be sold this day, at II o'clock 20 horses,
suitable for all purposes. Also and second hand
wagons harness, saddles brides, Nc Auction sale every
Monday and Wednesday.
JOAN H. GATFIEID Proprietor.
LNoR sALE-ONE BAY HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS
T. high, sound and Kind; market cart and cart
harness aud sleigh, nearly new. The owner is going
West 10 be seen at oyster scow No. 10, foot Of Spring
street North river.
I IvERY STABLE FOR SALT STOCK, FIX
IL lures and good will, together with lease OF i've
years with the privilege Of purchase % the stable NO 30
West Fifteenth street. doing % the best business
Apply on the premises.
S,IEIGHs-A LARGE LOT, JUST RECEIVED, FOR
- sale low also, horses, wagons, rockaways, sulkes
harness &c at Nos and 10 Nsvins street, Of
Faiton avenue, Brootyn.
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NTERCANTILE Library AssocIAr by SvI.
N tation, Mr.. j. II Wainwright, Of this city, wil de-
liver lecture before tho Association, at Clinton Hail.
Astor place Monday evening, Jan. %, at O'Clock
subject-sPoties and Patriotism" Tckets--.S cents
10 Be- had n the detk of the library and at Mess Hall
4 Son q music store, 23e Broadway.
DOUGLAS IEFFINGwErI.) r.,,,,.
FRANK W. BALLARD, cs.1
JOHN CRERAR, oo"'n'"re'
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MAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and gentlemen having any Of the above ar
tcles to dispose OF obtain fair cash price by send
ing to the subscriber by the Post Office N. Blades
attended BY Mrs. Duspeldorf. l. H. DUSPELDORF,
No. Is Elm street
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LECTURES.

A LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN NEXT MONDAY
evening, at O'CLOCK, a. sos sixth avenue, for the
benefit OF the Ragged Humanitary School, by Hrs u
a..