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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

CANDLEs-Tbe market firm for all dsscfipnons WITH
.,l. Of so boxes good City a. pace tnontn'
plain ser are reQuestsi g aSc and Patent al - ave
CORDAGE-Msnills il doll and unsettled al DE- snd
An ericsn Tsrrso 81 iztnl4tr
COAL Foreign Accommodating and 70 dn not ihstsndn
,,.. are oyer than sctl cost OF importation ~ tun-
.od Al - ya7 A Antnrsce is .eady at tod 81 Is from
vessel ar yard o., . -, ,-,., =,
COTTON-siDce our sst weekly, prcss have declined "a
L. ard the demand hiss be but limited The steamers tee
srhi. adyes hand day hsvs quite unsettled Tue mar
let tos.h.r with the unfsvosoe westner which enecss
np.., .ensib Y; quotations ont they are sonins
sEw yoEE cLhssFIcsTios -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

MINIATURE ALMAsAc........rHfs DAY.
sUs-Rlaes,,6 81 seu.......5 IS mooS-Rlses g som
wATER........THfs DAY
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island. % III Hell Gate. 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
Mara cts .CARrrvlrr REPORTED FOR Tur TRIBUNE

fISH-Dry Cod have imurov.s IN Ssm.nS m. mnoly !,
f.sd SAY 10y Ssssl. or.sa ssnh, Of 81 sass ST;
HAs al SIS for No large Is asax a. % sor IA No s
slast q for Ne s%ssea Hs.ias are suii hut steady;
prs,eI Hsfrips are suis, IS iSats ~ 70, H.sos r..
sert O. Hst5, Pishss sesls and Gee. - md "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

PpTsWsV has bssu d-sl' 10 tbOu' cbsufe IN 'r'>-@
s.ss Of = sou Western ysi.os ~ q q
BaiCK-Tfe demand "a q1!te hmi'-d snd W 49, 49,
o,sv 40 N. make rpposd s.ls- Of u srd Sor River
AZ 45 and I,r.y 20 iniersr article e. - 80 -
sOOTS AND shOEs-The demand a or M 49,
thoush l mode -.te mostly far Wssfern aa1 -osneu
lo,pf nd there dipos lion ~th i,AieT. 70 49,.
rr..sp,ons In view Of the rnprovensnt 70 the riN MS
tell. ard the Production being very aacs"sd ot INC
m, .sr,s a. vthibs dong for shipment We qloie ''e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

n. ,sys. hayt ot ~ steep or ~ nrs1 H0u u
Ev,r. 4 Aedrou syrscuss Which are consia-fed ~
ree. % Durton, a1d aso c1nitf-l %
h -. bs., lot sheep offered til. season. snd may e
allowed express cpiuion. must say hat they are me
be-, sheep for he number that have been offered mere
for yssrs D.. -,,.-
NFALs-Thers a psceptble ehaaEes etAef n qaaliJ
rusrtify or price p fhs description OF cattle
MILK COWs-Cou, range little higher. simply beean'e
Rs.fs higher people always 5e found 20 eSt Door
IA row wh-never tie pice hs.i vii lstfy ne h1tensr
70 .to,s her over 20 sell y the pound IL very re 70 see
good ookre mkHet AID 10 one hsPpens 20 e3ss sac
isseou istsr Oh - g0od price. . . 20. u,
snIsE-Ihere has been considerable iaine OF a tne
receipts q swine bat the Killing season !. dfs~ns g
.e there 70 material sheraton Ia rce IN consequence
Of e.ersd plumbers i0t of SO were FED q, Aeoa- thN
s dow the Hudson River Rood bat whether 'ou Oao or
no, could Another lot of came NUMBER nom
tbe Ere Road we're ya'd but ouy wstns i1r e.
vorsbe very expensive feeding hogs here on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

The Boston Post Gays il is now announced, we be-
heve officially thai the Trustees of the Ogdensburg
will begin to pay the coupons Of the first mortgage
bonds in April.
At Boston Money continues to be freely supplied at
from ea9 v cent. for prime notes.
At Philadelphia frst-class paper is in demand at
s9lOI cent. and second-class is readily placed at
l18le y cent.
The Hampshire Coal and Iron Company of Vir-
ginia and Maryland is thus spoken of in The Bahi-
more american.
ave find in The CumbeyLaad Md Telegraph an
account Of this new coal enterprise, and we add
to it our own testimony to the superior hsracter
Of coal in the generation of steam for the use of
establishment, of course interested in pro-
curing the very best article the market Affords and
We find none superior TO the Hampshire coal. 1t
makes beautiful fire. is free frem slate, easy of ig
nition leaves but little residuum, and makes in
tense heat The agents for this city are Messrs Dob
din a. Warfeld whose extensive cOal-wharf at Lo-
enst Point enables them to deliver the coal on chip
board with the utmost facility and with the least
eIpense.'
The Legislature Of Arkansas adjourned on the odd
u, after having passed large number of laws both
Of public and private nature. Tile Lite Rock Ga
zefte says:
"No provision has been made TO reesta0lish the
credit Of the State by providing means, or saying
that we would provide any, TO pay either the prncl-
nal or interest on our State debt. Tnis We regret
Tor il we are not now able 20 pay our public indebt-
edness we ehould make some provision for doing 80
Uhen we become able"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
Family MARKETING.

The following table gives the Retail Price OF the
principal articles of Farm Produce in the City OF
New York on Wednesday, Feb. "A:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

WHIsKY-The market has varied the supply fair he
dem.ud moderate; sale. 80 bb Sic oI Ohio and Jeey
aud s4e. Prison DIa5ge buoysnt, Sic. time snd in
teret Alcohol Is firm. 7OG75c American Brandy Gin
aIs Nev-t nslsnd Rum hrrn. at 44df5c
NHALEBONE-The supply is moderate, present and
prices hrm for large size Polar be
quoted ct 40c. The stock Is l,ls5.eOo ..
WINS firm ara IN limited request with saes OF 80
qr casts Blu urdy Port &lc 81 z5 20 d. sherry s
81 40; 50 Sweet Malaga 70G7!e; and 90 Port 81 25dfl IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

OIL CAKE-A limited butlsss doing In Nountry thin Oh
long At City thin do Al and thick round Coan-
PROVJsIONs-The market for Pork Is irregular. aew 10
fmer At the close but old heavy the arrivals are aser
sales Of gC bbs A. $li 5d GA 81 for new Mes tj
for old Clear Sl9 Il. 81 ,1i for new Humps,
the inside price $40 bbs arrive they rist Of
,hs buv.r dS5 q Western Prime Mess : IS 2i
aI3 81 for pew Prime; 6 55ds for City Prime Mes
sl2I3d4l2 g for Mes IS 25a $li 80 or old Clear
Bsef the demand mainly for rood Western for
the local usde: .ses Of us Dbl. fs jd* for Country
Mess ds IS Ior repscssd Western $lidt for repteked
ezra Do ais 75G fi6 for Chicago; n or Grahas
eatt 25d 81 for Country Priu PIime Mes quiet but
held fruly the 10 good Ohio a. = 3 % the
stock isna Beef Hsms buoysnt Sifts for State
ard Chic 20; sales Of 90 bb good Vermont 81 ~ En-
gnh Bscon firm quiet d8e for Short Mddle rib
IN; tidsic for do. do Long ssasc for do DO ooneess
Dressed Hogs request and not plenty 73dgc Cut
are GOOD demand and timer, ds.c for Peked
Gsc for 5id6lc for Shoulders IN pie.le snt 95c
for dy sal,,d Butter fair request prime not plenty
ard firm common plenty and is dull Gales Of Ono a.
4diec: state zane; Orange Comfy 28G3oc Cheese q
in limited demsnd export and is plenty 81 .. dOtc we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

Ordinary Cows s1 ssri roOd fair Cows fSesRi "'
q. eraity With CAT eSdsa ,.
sE.IP aND LAsE-ComGon sheep, - Sdfoi hHs
s,.sp ssds'2; Lambs. s44Sh
suNg-Otio led 3oss small sre q market r-ta q
- i've .-.tt al 70 dos 1ii-.. - foE 30 sns
I've 1917. ere Eos. f.c desc WEIGHT ) 'i-
- - p.s, n, "a. H-s.k bs RIl,..i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
yew-York Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, FEB IL ls53.
PRIcIs OF rHE WEEK lB-eves sod much .
pOsrd ssnsrsy BY estimated veshn for he meat in the
quarters
TIsT orALrrr, Ofsood fair market Beef Halle
seeord-rats, i0G lo.e-
lnferioi-sueA Old stays. COWS poor eHen snd mean
neepsdloc
Some very extra god. i2diSc-
PRiCEs VEAL CALvEs-The rate sf which such Calves
1t sell fer al the from 70 7e y %. live
weight
class called tittens-thst Calves nom one TO sx day.
eld-sells n, u 81 q 10 s5df 81 each
Another class called erss Calves generally sod 81 f0or 10
s1 nopths old, brings IS to 81
rood fst Veal often brings <b6S0
Mix Cow-The price Of Cove eepenes ~ much spcr
Asey - the Price ofkei~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15


OUNNY BAOSWe note sales At Bostoa Of SOC bundles 81
about SIC. sDd o. bales a. &C . moe
GUNNY CLOrH-Tne market Is dull but steady sales AZ
Boston Of 100 bs e l.e 9 mos
UFMP-Mspils is duff a. Ice, AZ which the last sae Wa
made Anne rcsn 10 nominal. and tends dowuss We learn
of no trsn.sctots Undr-sed may be ted a. 5Od g.
and Dresss at s1tfG S2sV . mos $1,000,
rONEY-The sales since cur sst are la7 ties and ". oo
Cuts 10 arrive Part cash export and home usemanI the
forin.r-st eOc For consumption aud Sc Tor export ,
HAY-A rood demand for Timothy. with fair stock the
,hiptipg inquiry good 9Oe 81 Y .ts 70 SAT- hay 10
ST +Sic & ltN 70.
HIpESThe market has exhibited great strength sns an sd
&c = hiss been realized on Ansostara aud the com
on descriptions Ike proportion The sOck has increased
ewips 20 large arrival Of ef African YESTERDAY There
main on hand "A including 500 Blenos Ayres Il re An
to.urs 10 SO Afesn 100 ST. Domingo, 500 Ssvstia go
f.r, SEQ southern Texas ke $50 California and coo ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

PAINTS-We learn Of sales within few days OF lT obls
Venetian Red AZ 4?dS2 % = cwt; 81 k-g, spanish Red Lead
AZ lie aod 10 IBIS Putty, in bladder, st Sc 8 mos.
POTATOES have varied In the slightest; the supply s
fair with an equivalent demand dS2i5 for Pnk Eyes
ard Western Reds and MERGERS aud Carriers at -5d+ %
tbl
RICE-The sales have been moderse and the market gen
orally quiet; 40 casks IS sid$i IS 3 100 NJ
sALTThe market is largely supplied by the late
nd rice hsva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

,spyeLTt, r.-t.. .rt-t'v. FOR pots q: es n Pesrs
A.. arstted quiet 81 ~ saIersfss g1iet Al SEC
,..h folosDr me IA ne ~tft-
bou.e a Ne.rs Lester Palmer s 60 o the sta irs:
LEsTEs, ssLsak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

Epu't 2 q 4 Az III
IFAD-Ths maltstis Bs-tEsi buyers bod Of f1' oEsr
S,,o..b nv be quoted 81 Is s. cssh. Gaens il
- and IL the shsenc~ Of sales the or,e al.
uOTa-sFS-Eev o leans s 10 rood request - vel
rrie.. the distl demand . lees aim tied hlnxh
- - y . no better foreign bout material change sn1
"A 2. OF So bols New Orleans - q &c $40
- = "a a.. and IL bbls Glazed CuD. a A.. 50 hnis
,.,+lv ron secoLd hsIds =. sc Gnd q bids SasviiAs 81
-, IN pri,.fe terms Por'o Rico - q SOC
EuLs-Cut are ia steady request and far demand 81 ~.
cab &C tine.
- IA, over bis The denALd fair sbats-
,n.nt as Of 90 bis Cast eFenagJ AZ. - b5.s
s2e ard 80 bbls 4-tc-, closing ~ lower Fate Crude
/, .tiv. bu, = - y stl the 49, price th0uEh
.r.u lo. have tie week - loo eIl p
~ .,ort zoo Dbl. Common Re.n 10 fair request AID
a. market sustained ss'e Of 500 nbs "IlingOa 81
10 = 81 u delivered White plenty. and
v,Ty uester At low pIices There but lie rsty dn-
here Tar sdy tie supply mOdeEate nothing farther d9as
phil CITY Pitch sells slowly a. g. ~ CsnPhsos i5 We
quote: nj. x,AH =, p.
ss.,o Ms Ps.a -. ssl 3D.. "a
No Win ns,op Do. uht@........ %. A. IS
Tai. PbbI ,kops rs a 81. Tarp rsi. a -
OIs-The deuGrd IL limited for Ens ish Li1seed and
price slow marked deeue sales Of y e.'ss from wharf 81
,fe cab Crude Whale quiet the stock ana prices
show no holders remaining very arm keHned To-
,@T Bescbed Is hTm d6e with retail Crude sperm
and the .ket continues buoy.nt q, 81 % cash
M,nueiured 10 request; the supply shi sales OF Winter
,bssrIed A. s5aS2 and SleAched At - IS Lard OIL
.e.dv the supply s and the sales lin ted AZ zsc
md montb, In Rcd hear Of nothing doiaE as sale
So rasb Olive i.resdy whssl-s Of 81 bsskeg. quarts
IS 81 sld pint. 81 So Tslow is quiet 81 oc casa We
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NrwvopN DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1850


McGr,w g? Cattle ffcm q % He z =.
Jas MeCsrfy sheer erokers tle zane msrfet sv@s tne
noxrg a. the sales snd rrics. OF os thrugh the week
" she. "a - % s. sh.-n % ~ ...r ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
IA. ,eno,, 81 .be rr..ees Of the Illinois and Micb-

The report OF the Trustees OF the lnines and hichi
gan Canal for the year ending November 30, 1885,
rty.s the receipts for The year 1884 at ssf 900 TO-
and the Ipenditures $3.50 see 80, leaving balance
ne the hands OF the Trustees, on the 3ob OF NOVeh-
Der, Of s274, 4Os 81. OF this balance, el-7'of' -
was at the date Of the report January J. lsoo' on de-
posit in the American Exchange, Sew-forki sfl'-
zoo g. in the ,srne Bank 10 credit Of Treasurer ap
Ts.hle IN nsyroent OF arrears Of interest due July
, 1ss4 tss oos l6: time drafts in American tx
.h,oo psrk not rnatured on 3OIh November, and the
,..;dna 1929 II, on deposit in Bank in Illinois
The Jspuary 1855, dividend, declared November 10,
1884 on arrears Of interest on registered bonds aad
securities for the coupons ofJsouary ard July 1877,
absorbed about 90 OOO; Of this the STATE OF illinois
was to have paid about SIS 900, or one half Of the
January coupon leaving about s35 900 70 be paid by
the Board Of Trustees. The available balance IN Inc
hands Of the Treasurer on the LIST Of January was az
shove cay s233 2ol 80 and after the payment OF tne
dividend The due ft the sum of s9s,2Oi - sppHc"
BILE to the service Of 1855, for renewal OF squsduc"
bridges. and repairs OF Canal, &c, &c.
A stupendous project has been started IN Aus
tr.Iis. viz: railrosd with double rack oil seven
hundred miles and single track Of three hundred
20 connect with Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.
The cost is estimated at hundred millions Of dol
lars The chief features Of the scheme are tht, il
seeks for The protection Of the Home Government,
On condition that the latter shall guarantee loan for
II, construction The interest 10 be chargeable on
the general revenue Of South Australia, NewSOuih
Wales and Wet ,ra either in proportion TO the length
Of railway passing through each colony or in some
ether ratio TO the amount OF the actual estimated out
az or advantage Of each colony.
The receipts Of the TeTe Haute and Indianapolis
H. onJ;r, necn,nhar uare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

HOPS quite dull and the business doing of but litt's
importance snail sales Of Eastern AL Western. growth sS
a SdSoc.
IRON-Thsr. 10 little dors in Scotch Pig the supply 10
An pe; su tahen a tSo4eD moetha Ensish
eouu or Bars lees eDoyshi Al go Sd SIS, time
INpGO-The demand 10 rather better. and
uproved saes OF - Msnisn S ehess 5eesA
At 81 10; 10 ssroors CsFseco 81 ~ csc DO. Nsdrs
o. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

LuNgTR-sor Eas,srn Spruce sne ne there .i.i ts
ouir, - IN noders.s receipts sae' o. W. o-t'4'
ace ..Af..-.s-i. - 81. ---,s-.r
- co,p,ln. 81 w. ard limp 81 more c'-ii b
r.Anss, % rh- spaf t--s-- - . .-....- 81.
Lar Are BIZ yf1t, so a,l. - so s'7A'
srHFg The usse, h.s Continued ~ lan' i'r - e
~.9.csly prime aus4',i-s sni tnite 90 sac
-, y I'D A. so.ilra 81 . G9c h-.sy s1ixat' N-
lsl :, 20 ne ~ rorrou. The feceiru moterlfs
80. 80 ~. ara he.vv w-Ghs O.k u zn5i
s.rfv .nd pr.c.s aher IN f.vor Of n ->l-r
-. C,..tn. are n ms.ger Tequsg a. sc q 81 Tor
= e 80 tr = ~ y 15d sce for y 90 = add 81 ass
- IL. Il n Notins as been co1e 10 .. I'd sIee 9-kir
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avg
sans 81

Nuf,sp i. seinE 10 WssaipG'on Market. a. ron
- a. hv csrra.s sheer have declined :, consequence o.
az ose.her x.h change Of weather 70 &c! aooai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

Sal. D Rood i1r Nj - & darrE for Eeex ensi1s
T.t g. a. Chtmber AIS Hudson River SAILS Hesc;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

WOOL-The only description m winch theFe a Any ahaa'
on pulled Of which some 80 Coz n have been sold from .
use to quality Fleece without change in prices aud
only notice sales Of st0 10 tine SIC Foreign
quiet and AL have been msoe Of unwashed Aicao
Anas i'm . xiiLn The anne1ed ranEe. We quote:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-02
The Turf.

ALABAMA RhCES-BAScOMBE COURSE
NOZZLE Nov. 2s.--We understand that the race yester
dsy vas very exciting and interesting OF The loGr harcs
entered but two ram Scissors and Black Eage-B4rney
Williams and the Rough an Ready colt paying forfeit
Tho fIt, heat what IL termed s'deai heat" tho
horses passing the judges stand nearly together that
II wAs impossible 10 determine If either mad the advAn
tsge. Black Eagle flesh II ON victory the LOUISIANA
turf found than his ma ch Scissors--who gave
Linn scissors AID took the money, beating him handy
the and third heats We Aubjoin the summary:
r A Le~is's ch K. cissors. .................o /
r Warwick . br h. Black Eagle ...............O 2 2
+. scrugea's ch. &. Barney William. paid #.
Jno. CMIks ch. g. Rough and Ready colt -. paid II.
Time: 1:53-1 :b6-1:59
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But she In love, and thence her life
The publishers Vii only add that this written ma
can clear to chile a. abrasive style which dsng 'hs
Other productions 81 s author from
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DIED HOUSE,. HAkLEss-rlAs rANDNfTg rfLrT Ov
~ Ia eJraplse OTTER Ard r~Aty % Asca~nms
ese - porting sfd rssiag gi6he rs usose Ani nAss
lANc baf Clubs par the bes1u9l sr,ga ausstsi y -
totJe Agi AEra sth IN ttsGrr q; s teantss
place. Tie boat u rcfrtsiessfs si1aye % hsld.
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pUTEAM's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
l. cONTtgTs or NO YyNyf

pUTEAMB MONTHLY.-DECEMBER
Tho Armies Of Europe.
The Last Galley.
How Came 10 b. Married
On my Bed Of Winter Night.
Lon gielow's Song OF Hiawahsv
II Might Have Been
The Virginia Springs continued.
ow Life In Sahara.
Lite Among he Mnrmons (coneluiedl
The Loss Uf the AIgo.
About Niegers
Visit TO the Druzes.
The Loot Lam
Ibe Green Lakes of onoaeaga IN. y. sts,e).
ybssker@y, IL o foet
Gesperus
Living in the County.
BentO GcreDo Concluded
1he u ming Session.
European Ii erature-kDgland France, Germanyi Ora
L. OPERA Emo Arts; o. lie aud Table o. Contents
Terms IS year or g cents number Putnam, Monthly
~ Household Words 30; Punan's Monthly or Househo3
Words with the schoossow 70 address, e. 50; AL
three Of the agszinsa, s. 90.
BEAUiiFuL MA9hzIaE FOR CHILDREN
Ne-.rs DIX EDWARDS take occleon ,unce thai,
with tho beginning the New Year. The web known Magazine
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viii pass into ther hands II their Inenlon 70 make
publication for ciren IA ths els
mnere ana they win employ for Mi purposc al The
and her relations h the mos popular authors put
&C Innand 'hey VIII aim Y combine In ho engravings and
nors tcne and reyerent spirit In Short Will be their
70 render the clcoeow weco visitor and valued
reld an org tbe Children OF every Gmy.
the SC .ooLFELiuw
W continue 70 DO published ~ pavabl3 always In
advance kither Puinams Monthly bonselold Words will
be cent the sehoolfelow address os IS so all
three OF The magazines for rs 90
great change will be made In the character OF the sngrav
ngf Which viii be Equal 10 ,bose The most popular ulara
Cd put IcaanH The number for January VIII be issued early
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Mlrcs window shades, lace curtains &C KEtrg FER3U
0ON 2o Broadway have large stock ohe above goods
sonay selected the best in Fance Some
styes before brought out. X. i. have esao
hshcd reputation for ling ,ods cheap d1her large and
Increasing trade "a proof hat appreciated. No. III Broad
n
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TTNIIARIAN SOCIETY, Williamson RG.--THE REV.
u James RicbaTdson, Jr., win preach, this day Sunday,
morning and evening NJ frcnor's Academy a. South EYhu
following s45ect"Tbe Worth 81 Charaer "a
"Eyers Crea ure OF God i Good Services a. 1915 A. NJ and
IA in the evening. The public are invited TO attend.
THE REV b. r. BARRETT VIII. DELIVER TIE FIFTH
lecture OF The the Doctrines of the New Je-
Church, Expounded IN the Writings ~ Emanuel
swedenborSn ard the lrsi Of his lectures uelWha T.
Il and Whore sn sunday evening Dec. n The Eleventh
chapel, between Iklrd and Fourth To
at ~ O'Clock The public are cordially invited
Morning service IN The at I0k o'clcck
Preacfer-he Rev. r. Bsswick.