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increase OF sitaDgs by the Church Of England aud
all other denominations respectively. In the exact
ratio OF their several numbers 1901 the ChurcN of
England should have provided l09 1913 sittngs and
the other denominations 972 500. The actual add
tion TO che sittngs of 1901 by the Church OF Eag.
LAND being .2s46 and by the other denomina-
tons 3927 3l3, il foog thas the former has fallen
short OF It's quota ISL $780, and that the latter have
exceeded tteir quota 1864 ,5I3 sittings. This was
from the census OF 1851. From England he would
turn To America, and he found Mr. Baxter stating
IN bus book that not only had 49, 900 churches been
built, ard large body of missionaries sent to in
sfTuct the Indians but the incomes of all the reii
gious societies IN New York were rapidly increasing
and ne result was, that in America they had UNDER
one ia every $40 or 600 OF the population, while
here we had been unable to do as much, even With
the aid of State endowment. Then, with respect
to Ireland itself, the majority of the population
OF that country, AZ was well known, were 10 nan
Catholics; but they, despite thsir poverty. not
only supported their parish priests and Roman Ca
tboIie hierarchy by their own voluntary contributions
but had done something Of late towards building new
churches. In Dublin (he had not been able to come
at the facts ~ to other ocaties) the Irish
Roman Catholics had expended ia the erection of
roman Ca'h0lfU churc nes up TO 1910 EI7O 900, and
since that year fl00 900 besides paying large sums
every year for the education of poor children and in
fptherance OF the various religious agencies they
han pat In force amongst themselves. Mr. Mall
concluded by saving
On the ground OF common sense he would with
draw the grant from Maynooth but looking at
what the Irish Roman Catholics had suffered, it would
be cruelty to withdraw that grant unless they
withdrew oil religious enGowneots at the same
time.
Several other speeches and resolutions were made
and agreed 10, and the meeting separated.
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The Ly0nnais.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HRender therefore unto Ceasar the things which are
Cea .ar's.n
While reading your article in this MORNINGS
paper:-" fhe Late Marine Disaster-Conduct Of
Officers at Sea-" and also a query by "Fore
Sheet in another paper, addressed to Captain Dur
ham, to why he did not put his helm down
before struck the writer that there was clearly
disposition to do injustice TO Captain Durham.
Neither Ct the Captains, Durham or Devaulx, were
known TO me, or ever heard Of before, and may not
ever be heard OF again by me- but cannot resist
the inclination to say word in defen 70 of the one
who is down, or at least seems TO be down, and
taking the worst of it for the present. We're Capt
Durham at hand | doubt NOT he would answer
"Fore Sheet" by telling hum that he expected that
the Captain OF the steamer knew his duty.
That Captain Durham did IN snifest al Indifference
and cariessbess in connection with the accident
which tell badly both for his judgment and his heart"
/ think is not evident from anything yes pub.
ished in regard to the matter.
The Captain says tina. he was run into by the
steamers that "the bark put up lights to attract at
tentoo, but the steamer came steadily on, striking
the bark forward and carrying away DO wsprt. bull.
warks and doing other da mage and passed on wi hout
rendering any assistance" And this appears to be-
perfectly natural conclusion, that she had gone on
without stopping to inquire how much The bark was
hurt; and until she was heard from. every one sup
posed she had gone down with all her crew. One
OF the barks crew also states "that they were not
aware of the damage done, and supposed that the
steamer stood on her course"
Another report states that the bark hailed the
steamer to lie to- but that she kept on her course,
and another that the bark was immediate
iy put before the wind to keep the nests from
falling, which is just what he should ha re done
der the circumstances His head stays Of
course all gone, and until he could get some set
up, there was chance of saving his mlsts bat by
doing just what he did do. And Through the whole
history Of the case, far az nov appears, no one
was TO blame but the Captain o. the steamer. Had
he done bis duty no collision woud have taken
place And however "Fore sheet" and you, Mr..
Editor, may view the matter, Captain Durham will
not receive condemnation without other eviden e
on the QUARTER DECK.
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CySytAI u. r. Asb B.sKiso ca ot GeDeafa,
SAVANNAH, Nov. Is, 1868.
10 TIE Fprros rBy IospoS Tisrs--
sR--My attention has been called by highly respect.
able American cizens 10 Ior donto article published
In OF the 18th October u,imo purportng To
give cunt OF trip on the railway fae from Macon
Augusta and of certain due fought and murders per.
pe,rs'cd on the 2sth day Of August lest
I beg permission 10 assure you and vour numerous
readers that the hole account from beginning end
sheer fahrcaon was IN the city OF Savannah on tue
2sh August. end know that therc word Of truth
IN the statement
have been connected with this compsny since the day
or ns organization In the year 1899, and have been ia
President since the beginning Of the year 1872 There
has never disturbance OF any kind al any time on
the rosd ladies have constantly travelled over under
The protection Of the conductors and knew nor
heard OF the least anront being offered one Not
single instance OF complaint by passenger mae or f.
male, Of any lncivy, BY employees others has ever
been made 10 me during my long service take syes,
pride and pleasure 10 being able 70 say yuthfy what
have sssd and SEX ycur permission 10 add ihs. osy
passenger has been killed by accident on The road
100 miles IN custh-ssnce The Company comms.oed epe-
ra,ions.
me ssme good order which p,evAim on NE road az .h.
company, marks all the other roads Of Georgia, AMI
\ q cuyLSR, President
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DuJIARDs ANOTHER SPLENDID ROOM wfTH
- een tables and every modern improvement, and better
fixtures than IN America opposite City Hall corner 81
Court and kemser streets. Rrookyn By bAMBFRrSON
RsssfORD. Jr The cid saloon. OF Pineapple and
Fulton streets opens Monday cushions AMI beds
most Of ,he tables very complete.
stsJ,HK GAME OF BILLIARDS Er MICHAEL PHE-
Ian. with illustrations. just published Price ~ Single
cOIIENDRR billiard table Makers 81 Ann street nv
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A Lady NJ H. ocuLIsr AND AURIST REMOVES
blindness arneuross all eye Weaknesses Diseases cata
rar,s cancers without operation OF pain Perspns wear
Inc enabled 20 do without them Eyes
az de aged strengthened snd brought ~ their natural form
,vs, successfully be the nrmary
from NJ A. nj o2 NJ s7o sssh avenue. Poor Fridays
couehs consumption dyspepsia liver and nervous
Diseases. &c, cured.
IN DAVIS FROM THE orr or DuRLIN, fs DAILY
RESTORING ssht Me blind and hesvus 70 the deaf curing
scer vuhout te knife good hair bald ~.
move. rerks om The face hands. once ToT Brs&wsy,
New lsrks
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T'Hrsrf.E BALI~-AT NlBLosGARDEN, TIIURsDAY
evening. December lss The OF tha Thlsle
benevolent association in returning their grateful thanks
their connrymen and the hitherto supporters
Thistle balls invoke their
hat he ?. ceeds are annually distributed among hoee dis
rees without regard W nationality Order Of dancing accord
the and fashionable dances Tickets -
mttug gentleman and fsdics 10 be had the music
s,ores Nblos Garden, or OF either Of the Managers
WIN. q. MCKENZIE. secretary, ~ Wall street
THE TWENTY pfGHTH ANIMAL BALI. OF THE NEW
York Fire Department for the benefit Of the widows and
orphans viii take place at the Academy Of Musa Fourteenth
street Monday evening. January ~ 1851 Tickets be
procured Of the managern HEM6Y A. BURR, Pfss'L
JAs. r. WEsnas 6ecy
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The hnu-statc Church Movement In ENG
land.

from the Tnnd'n tINhe NV.
The "Society for the Liberation Of Religion from
State Patronage and Control" had meeting last
evening nj the London Tavern The frat resolution
was:-That, in the Judgment of this meeting the
support Of religious institutions in Ireland by pub.
lie ENDORSEMENTS or Parliamentary grants, Is unneces
sary and inequitabe, and occasions social disuuiet
ude and political embarrassment. That this meet
ing therefore, desires the withdrawal Of State aid
from all religious denominations. impartialy, due
regard being had 10 vested rights and life interests
Mr.. Apsley Pellatt, N. r., and Mr.. Mail, M. p,
were among the speakers. Mr.. Mail made long
statistical speech in favor Of the voluntary principle
The quota Of sittngs required Of the Church OF Eng
land was 1854; II provided l5,2O4. The other ds
nominations ought 70 have provided SO ,s75; they
provided 2705l0. The Church Of England fell short
ceeded II I'll per cenk On the mppontisp II an
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The Murat Dynasty I'm Italy.
he following letter has been addressed by N
min IN tho Up,ops of Tufin.


MANN TO the Unione of Turin
PkRs, Nov Z, 1885,
Sir-Your Partisan correspondent has included me
smorg the paitsans or Prince Murat That
Incorrect, and hope you will permit me- 10 rectfy H.
rally 10 the nag NJ the national party wh,so wish Ia the
Independence and publication Of Italy. may accept
advance though SLOW tn the way wch fsafs 10 Q hnsl
object. until opportunity be presented OF attaining
completely bat, tn any case | ttsapprove aad reject
every rerogrsde divergent step, and therefore
reject and dsspprove the Muraust solution, 40 aud
national Tue Mnraust solution would not be pro
gress hut retrogressiou. IT. 10 misfortune n sue.
csedsd would cunsoids,e the Austrian domination 10
Northern ftayi ~ would inrodirc Naples az ndirect
Tor, rn dercr dencc; would probably dsm smber sc
and abandon 10 another foreign influence aud n woui
creste most serious obstacle future unihcsop Murst
the throne 81 Naples could not even, he wished
tsbhah n national policy hheral pot5y. Mur.t on
the throne OF Naples woald be faay and BY the osvi
table foioe Of cirurmsanoos The rival and the Antagonist
o. the house 81 savoy snd necessarily the friend ami
ally secret or avo~ed Of Austs tho natural enemy OF
that house
would Five lite Al combustion, form an alliance with
Piedmont ard farnsh contingent 81 Tor the
against Austria " eiuer dups q decelver. SUN
ihingv nu'st while prr'enicr may promise Dat thu,
prorn'te huet when King. would not aud could n,t
fulhl.
far frou me he any intention ~ psrsonal offence I
speak not Of The man, whom ] ~ know I SPEAK
the situation ant rs Inevitable conditions eur, no my
intimate convictions IN these worss--he who m psrtzau
ofhurst IL suafor to Italy. Accept, 70, MANN.
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fyAIIFORN1A DIAMONDS EQusT. IN psTrLrANrv
~ to the real within the III aents
pins ~ 10 sN Is SIS, earrings a. $50 crsssss
LkJ JACOBS. 90 broadway.
CoMPosTTfON AND GOLD CHAINS VEST. GUAR0
~ fob, isdieR chselens warranted NJ, ~ change ccs ~
Prices xsnt ~ mail ~ psrt
% the unitei states Wholesale dealers srpplied !.
La JACOBS ~ Broadway.
nfAMOtDs rms TRAnr r. REsPEcrfULLy IN
rmes that 10 are unn'fnusy nisnuftcarg sad have
on hand larrs stock dlauosd ewey n The latest -yl
large of diamonds % hsnd selling dons zoe the
txNae Diamonds norgh, FIR cesh. -
l. HERMANN 4 60, 80 Droomo freak
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LroR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA -uNrrED STATES
II Nall Line he steamship KN0xvILLE. Capt q. o.
North river. a o'clock = - BUS o. lsa,nS s,xnsd q
board For freight passage, apply 70 T. AlfCHtfs
Ne IS RrcAdway Through "a ess from New yort W Jsck
sonve SsI 10 Piska x0 steamers from flsrdN conneE
and SATURDAYS.
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS AND HAyArA-THE UNITE
IN states mail steamship CAHAwBA.J ID BurOch, commas
der Win commence receiving frrsh on Iuesdsy Dec al
sail for the above FRIDAY Dec L. ~ 10 O'Clock A. ~
foot of Robinson n r. No bl Of sdlng sgnee
after steamer ssis LTyfNGsTON. cRoCHEHpN 100.
NO. II Park place, New York.
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TUE NEW YORK LEDGER gU ARD MEMBERS AND
those wishing 10 Join the moulded that the
next meeting tsses place a No frankfort Tues-
day evening, a. ~ ociock 1he will their
excursion Christmas day. JOHN SCOTT, Comb
JANIS scorr, secretary.
WILLIAM GooDHEART NUsRETEERs MEETING
w othe above will be held this sunday Alter.
at O'Clock Smiths House 81 Hammond and
Beeckrr s,reess All those vshug TO become members
GEORGE h sPRISGsTsES Captain.
JAMS O'Nput- in. secreaasy.
w IILTBB FOLLOWING OFFICERS or THE EXPRESS
w Company's Guard, Geo far,aa, ~ II. bacon, W. ~
Jores. Y. Lanedon A. Laycran, w. Gihert Bliss and
y punung please meet the MONDAY evening.
O'Clock r. NJ at - broadway, In order that the difficulty
ssrng hs late supper be adjusted Please he pune
tual
sPORT1NG.
TuH GREAT tBoOrISa MATCH BETWEEN IRA.
Il and suv~sm. for flU0 aide. previously
bounced In Portsrs spirit Of the Times IN OIL
Academy Ball tt3 Broadway on Tuesday he Oh pror u
r. n Entrance IL
TUE CHOICEST AND LAR0Esr AssosTxM or
IN The ~orh. AN doSs warranted Buu-r's infala
bic MaAs liar.snt and yiea Esayfnnaoe. Price 50
Doge0raths - csns Dogs trained or boarded FRANCIS
BuTfkR 70 Fulton street. Please copy the address.
WANTED Ito puRcaasR-A THOROUGH BRED,
w perfectly bross setter dog be must be Of good e and
great endurance Address swim. Herald office.
--x------------
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- COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
CoPARTNFRSHIP THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ryEys
day formed copsrirerehip. Tor the purpose %
,nr the rothlnr business IN ali Ia branches
AARON ELIAS,
New York Nov ~ isss SIMON FARMER
Anew YORK, NEyEMBER % 1855
IN No ExrHANgE PLACE.
The subscribers have his day formed corartnevh
The style Of Wainwright Norris fr tir transsuss a.
a stock rommss business J. ". NAINwRigHr.
JOHN u. NoRaIs
NTOTrCE.-1nF COMPREHENSIVE FIRM or VAN
IN Riper co. oyster dealers foot u spring street New
York, Rdiasolvsj James Wood alpre 4 auhorx
the firms name in liquidation. JAMES WOOD.
NV yoRx, Nov. 2, 1855. JOHN q. VAN RyPER.
DARTNrR wANTED-A GENTLEMAN Win sssA
ii % 600 have The opportunity Of investing II In
grand speculation. where he viii make least $40
tsi address Mr. Dawson No. West Washington place
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EoR CHARLESTON AND rLont0A-sEMf wEExLu
IL United states mail line Tho splendid sieAmship MARI
on WIN Foster commander. will leave pier NO Mora
river Wednesday Dec s. st clock r. NJ precisely. Fsr
fresh apply board whore ali bills Of adng will be sn
ed and Tor passage at the once Of sPoFFvED. T1LEsrOa
A CO., ~ Broadways The steamship James Adgew. 3.
Turner viii succeed. and leave Saturday.
The steamer Csrolins males regular ,rps y
the dings the Johns river FLORIDA
ing whh the from New York and leaving charles
Tuesday O'Clock r. NJ Through tickets 10 Jaa
sonyilr, Ssl o fiaika. xxS
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LyOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.-
II 1be United States mail mshp ROANOKE, Captaa
Skinner, loading pier IS North river for the sbsgs
and vl leave o'clock SATURDAY afternoon -
inst The Wednesday steamer of this lne discontinued for
but viii be- despatched for fbe above por.
every Saturday. IL DLAM riEasANrs ~ Broadway.
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AN INTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or THE VARIOUS
"A qualities and rves Of Hsvsna. German and domestic
easars much below market prices Cash advanced
segars ~ sny snsliis and IN any aus-tty.
HAVANA sruARa-NEw CROP. By THE 100 on
Ill IO0; Cabanas FigArn, kega Branuhca ConrhNa
noss Gutierrez scer'c. Gioriss Wandering Jews and
ysrtoua branda ipw for cash, Pole Unon
ruh y. R0GERs ~ Nader fsrr sr~c~H1r~
CFGAPs srGkRs, CHOICE HAVANA ssgARs-.r
- Ill where DO manage 70 get those fragrant Hs.
always smoking" why. Mento, thought All
creation tnew cf JAFFkS emporium tnxs Hrpaa
way one from Twenty eighth street; there's where
that cant be He
Nom 90 90 there hcncefcr,h" THANK you. Bill
certsinly shall"
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I No. 563. |
Notice

Of Withdrawal Of Lands in Louisiana.
IN pursuance Congress- approved I'd June, 1856
Of land Louisiana, in The
railroads
local land officers
probably
un otherwise dected heretofore ordered telegraph
3t OF May last, viz:
Office NATcuTocnEs, all the lands in the District sacep
fOlIowg.
Townships H. inclusive, of range1
Townships 0 10 10, inclusive, of range 8.
4 wurhips . 10 is inclusive, Of range G.. -.
Township, IL to a. Inclusive, of ranges and 8, and
Townships 10 aud -, OF Ranges and 10.
OHce OIL MONROE all town
ships IL 2u inclusive, which lie
ships "a 10 49, ircusive
-
Office oPELousAs, the north
OF tbs line and principal MERIDIAN together
tie following: \
Township north, OF and 2 east.
Townships TO south, inclusive of ranges and west
Townships south, inclusive J. A. and
Townships l and south, uf 6 nd
Townships TO south, inclusive, Of ranges and
Townships to III SOUTH inclusive, of range east.
Townships 10 south, 81
Townships to Is south, Inclusive, Of range east
Together with all the townships east Of and south
township 5 south.
Once GREEEspuRe, all the lands
ranges east aud 10 east
ORce ORLEANS all the townships situated bctween
aEd ~ the Mississippi
following lying wcst Of the Mississippi river
townships % TO 49, inclusive. OF II and H.
townships 10 10 49, inclusive. between 10 and H.
Iowns1s II l5 inclusive. between l6 90
townships ~ TO H. inclusive, lying east Of range TO-
my hand Land odice al the city o
THos A. HENDRICKS,
juno ~o-ia"oW llhtei u staIl Commissioner.
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United states Mail.
FRoRIDA.

PosT oruor DEPARTMENT,
June 12, 1885.
PROPOSALS for carrying the The oc
State Florida specified, will be received
the Office of Once Department in the
Washington until the LIST september 1856 10 be decided
the next day
6s57 Columbus Fannipg shoal Town, Old Town
Clay Landing, Atscna onc and Homosassa, % Bay Port
and back twice n month, In steaniboats.
Bidders will the distance and scedul which VIII
make with plying between Now Ut
leans, La, aud Key West, Fla.
Proposals cor oncea week service also invited.
NOTE. .......
Proposals be guaranteed by responsible persons cer
fed 10 such by postmaster Judge OF cnu o. od and
contract be entered into by the successful bidder with
before the lst Of October, 1856
No will be made Cor trips performed and for OF such
omissions satisfactorily explained three The trip
be deducted for arrivals behind nine break
nxion with depending malls, and suhcteny excused,
fourth OF the for tho subject Forfeiture
isfnctoy explained, nerlec'ipe
office suffering be iniue, desnJcd routed,
and elusing demand, convey mail
qupny the contractor concerned running
hiccs Tho Postmaster General
for repeated failures agcesby
III. Postmaster General alter schedule
by allowing
the pay lie service
whole rata decrease allowing
months compensation the Of dispensed
Bids addressed
General unprecedented ProrosaL 6s57 Fodan
Dor further particulars pamphlet advertisement
the mails Virginia North Carolina South Georgia
Florida, dated January ~, 1855, JAMES CAMPBELL,
June l3-lawfw Postmaster
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N pursuance FRANKLIN PIERCE, President o. Uni
u6e .sIes I held 4 he land oiness, in The
STATE q " fsr I MARI Commencing on Mon
day. DAY Of jay neat loi ne aspYsa :, w. PasAI
lalds situated within the 1adenaenuoasa townships ana nA0h
KorA Of sAs base ns and 81 sstsePai asridiar
TIE ISLANDS situated township isfyeteh n
s eSss sG ,sn sa, and twenty nins township sight
nga secuon thirty three, township io nss o. fSnse
Towa:Sp o 5,,s n ,ss and any, range
Townships onythIee orysiz, forty seven and eight
Townships hee forty and Of range twenty
Townships forty hve, Of ranse twenty-five
Townships iortyiou and forty Ave, Of range ,~enyS
townships forty eight ioy nine hf'y ofnnEs thirty
Townships forty nine any. dy one, range
townships frty Ave. MY, my one, range hysiH.
The vacant undergraduates lands twenty-five, twenty
' 4, I he a nss once a. DUNCAN commencing nods
a".a siy tha following ,ownss and
VIZ "''''N - ''''S''
North 81 Of the pf,asPai "sr'da"
Township ihir,yseven, OF range twenty seven ,-,
Townships and thirty Ave- Of range twenty
Townships thirty hiry-nve Of range .wenly-nne'
North o. the line and Of the principal "s'idia"
Certain islands situated following sections 70 wit IN sec
lions and wsn ns a~a sad wsn oS o"
,1r;y ionr The same range twelve township Twenty
III. sisS a Il hs ss" s..s
secuons twenty Mhct
-four, township thlriy-one, OF the same range
the OF schools, mntay and
purposes together with those "swap and oyeInowsd lands
thereby unit cnyaton II granted 10 The state ny
the ened can enable the state " and ohe,
September as 1850 ~a essiadea from ds sales. i.
The offering VI the above lands will b. on me DAYS
appointed and will proceed The order In when ney e adser
despaic until the whole sa nave been
closed but sale shaN De KEPT opn
than two weeks the lands will
he admitted expiration OF the Two weeks
Given under hand city Of Washington tins nun Day OF
April, Domini thousand eight hundred ana my s1
BY the PRESIDENT rhhNhLiN riLA'oH'
TIIos A. HENDRICKS, I'LL -tsa.
Commissionor OF the General Land 0fhce.
soricE 70 PM napalos cnAssAA+sl
Every persoh entitled TO the right Of emption any tbs
the townships and OF above tnne,a
ted is required 10 estab~
ter and receiver OF land Office
as soon aspTacicdbs after seeing this notice. be0r
pointed for the commencement the
bacing The tract claimed
THO5. A. HENDRIGKs
\. Commissioner OF the General Land Onics,
Apn e~tawi3w Intel and start
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I" Should and Acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
SHOULD aud acquaintance be forgot,
: And days o. aud lang syne''
The members of The year ending June,
class OF The year ending June 1884, and The Freshman
year ending in June, $780, hereby requested
Washington, D. C., third March, A. 1857
TO brighten the links of the chain love and enashp
nor tide can entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy and lament untloy
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the sefappoined committee win be
States HOTEL Chestnut street, Streets
which those members
yenent invited attend when will
adopted to secure full an attendance possible.
In the those whom addressed
good enoagh 10 furnish the secretary ofthe committee by mail
their respective post ohces #.a.
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ D.,
of Trenton N. j., Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER G. hart, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTNER.
= - Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Nd,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS
Of Baso Iron and Glass Works, MI,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHs WrIpsAN, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 fin,eIlirenc
All newspapers the civilized request
ed TO notice this advertisement their editorial
bes Of the classes
visions the globe and all newspapers throughout United
states Of America requested sranous insertion
casona between this date and the Sd Of March A. D. 1887