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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

Tuesday, Jan 81.
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson presented the petition
of the Committee of the Humane Society of
Massachusetts, asking Congress to grant
$4,000 for establishing and supporting Life
Boat and Mortar Stations on the coast of that
State.
Mr. Brodhead presented the memorial of
Horatio Hubbell, of Pa, showing that in 1854,
in conjunction with Col. John b. Sherman,
he caused to be presented to Congress paper,
showing how a submarine telegraph might be
constructed, and where it could be carried
through. He now prays that nothing will be
done unless his ri9hts as protector be fully
secured, by his being made member or d.
rector of the Company. As the subject had
passed from the Senate, the memorial was laid
on the table.
The Indian Appropriation bill was taken
up, and various amendments made to it.
Adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, FROM the
Committee on Ways and Means, reported an
amended tariff bill, perfecting the former one,
SO far as majority of the Committee are con-
cerned.
The House discussed the DILL giving to each
branch of Congress the entire control of it's
contingent fund.- without the revision Of the
accounting officers of the Treasury.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, saw no necessity
for such law, concerning it would be uncon-
stitutional.
Mr.. Cobb, of Ca, said The House has not
sunk SO low as to refuse to review the action
Of the first Comptroller who had underta ken
to lecture the House, not only for increasing
salaries of their officers, but their own.
The further consideration of the bill was
postponed till tomorrow.
The Senate Sub Marine Telegraph Bill
was referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Tariff Bill.
Mr.. Maxwell defended the positions Of the
President in his message and vindicated the
principles of the Democratic party.
A recess was then taken till o'clock, the
evening session being intended for the pur-
poses of debate only.
Eoening SeSsion.-About dozen members
were present.
Messrs. Scott and Perry seyerally indicated
that they wished to review the Presidents
message, and obtained permission to print
their speeches.
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LOCAL NEWS


COMPARATIVE TENPRRATURE.--By observations
of the thermometer at the State Lunatic Hospital,
made three times day, lat AN, 2P- NJ and 9 P.
NJ, it appears that the mean temperature Of Dec,
Der, 1855, was % 80 degrees; that of December,
1856, was 1856, or four and thirty-four hun
dredths degrees colder than in 1855. The warm
est days in Dec. 1856, were the 9th aud the 2Sd,
on both Of which the mean of three observations
was AZ % degrees. The coolest was the 10Th,
the mean of which was % degrees. The warm
est day of December, IS, was the 18th, the mean
temperature of which was 1928 deg The cold
est was the 18th, the mean of which was l.S
degrees below zero.
For the first q days of January, 1856. the
mean temperature of the three observations was
II 43 degrees the mean of the first q days of
January, 81, was l4S5, OF two and ffty.eight
hundredths colder than during the same period
in 1856 The warmest day in January, 1856.
the 18th, the mean temperature of which was
IS I-3 degrees The coolest was the 9th, the
mean of which was l-3 degrees below zero. The
warmest day in January 1857, was the 9th, the
mean of the temperature of which was So 2 deg.
The coolest was the 23d, the mean of which was
s degrees below zero.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

MI. N. Smith of Baldwinville (Templeton),
informs us that the Thermometer stood in that
village att o'clock last Friday morning, Jan. %,
at ~ degrees below zero on Saturday, at 80 de-
grees below on Sunday, at % degrees below on
Monday, the Goth, at 25 degrees below, and at
nine o'clock, Is below.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

We invite especial attention to tho advertisement. n,
HARTLEr Co., Boston Mass, headed "Reyslu,oD i
Farmingcorn planted BY Machinery &C., which nssro,
most extraordinary aud truly wonderful We ,urgs..
that an examination Of this subject nigh. result not onS
% the advantage Of the parties themselves but to the ps
lie a. Args, who are all interested In the increased pro-
duction offs raln and cheap bread
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

LONG ISLAND SOUND FROZEN OVER For
the first time, there is solid ice from the Con
necticnt shore 10 Long Island Persons cross
the ooond to Long Island on the ice from
Port Chester, Westchester county, N Y, and
also from Throgg's neck, near Fort SCHUYLER.
The harbor at New Haven is frozen as tight
as Bafhn's Bay. An unusual circumstance"
is mentioned by the New Haven REGISTER.
That paper of Monday evening, says that
"Capt. Morrow, of the schooner Dan'i Trow-
bridge, who has been for week frozen in
near Southwest Ledge, at the mouth of our
harbor, reports that nothing but ice can be
seen from his topmast, with spy. glass that
from Faulkner's Island across to Long Island,
and from the former to the Connecticut shore,
up to Branford, is solid piece OF ice. AT
ebb tide large gap opens at the mouth of our
harbor. closing again at food tide. Thus
Long Island and Connecticut are for the first
time in the memory of man. connected BY
solid ice.- Hartford Times, 9th.
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LAofuRE TINS EVENING REV. Horace James will give
Lecture at the City Hall this evening u o'clock for
tne dement, OF the Orphans Home Subject " Manhood
LOT 'ne Times Tekets Of admission 10 cents The Leo
lure ~u undoubtedly be an interesting one, which, TO-
se'nsr with the worthy object tObe promoted By IT, should
secure an Oyernowing house.
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MURDER IN SrURBRTDoR.--W We learn that
colored child, one year old, was murdered n
sturbridge on Monday night II is supposed
that The woman who committed the inurdor
was employed to do so BY the mother Of the
chiid, whose residence is believed to be- in
shis city Worcester Palladium, 28th.
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LYcEuM LGcrURE-The lecture (which was to be deliv-
cred at the City Hall this evening" is necessarily pospon.
ed tn Monday evening next In the mean time, as will
bsseen by another notice in this paper, Rev H. James
viii lecture at the City Han this evening Tor most worthy
charity Go and hear him.
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The Boston Bee, whose opinions are only
valuable as they are supposed to represent the
governor of the commonwealth and his polit.
ical friends, has venturad from communicated
to editorial attacks upon Mr.. Charles Sumner
1t, in virulent tones, charges him with being
"no business man." ga very injudicious
man, "of no political tact or sagacity," one
who ''knows nothing of the great CONNER
clal interests OF Massachusetts, "not equal to
the emergency of "pleadirg in their behalf
in the scufHe OF debate, and, finally that,
.'unstricken, no martyr" he sis not by at
least hundred the best man we could send
to the United States Senate from Massachus-
etts."
This is not the time to discuss, in cold crit
icism, the senatorial qualifications of Mr.
sumner; none but the enemies Of Massach
usetts honor can do this but neither at home
nor abroad do we imagine that these estimates
OF folded but back biting plotters for his place
VIII hnd general sympathy. The assault
OF Mr.. Brooks disarmed in great measure the
natural opponents of Mr.. Sumner and his
pohtical sentiments in Massachusetts, and
gave MN reelection without question but
Wlthout tnat the same impulse that gave two
thirds Of her popular vote to Mr.. Fremont
for president, would have pronounced, by
voice, the selection of Mr.. Sumner. His
opponents could not have produced the man
in the whole state on whom they could have
centered third either of the popular or leg
islative vote. There ia no man who comes
up in the public mind to the position of
rival; and were his seat to become vacant 10.
day, the commonwealth would be distracted
to know whom to select as a successor. Mr..
winthrop, whose learning, ability and politi-
cal antecedents would enttle him to be
thought of, has no party behind him, and re-
presents nobody but himself Certainly no
enemy of Mr.. Sumner, or of his political pos
ition, could be chosen. Gov. Gardner would
be set aside. if no other reason, because he is
known to have lahored to supplant MIR Sum
ner. Not ono of the old wing leaders would
come up prominently before the state. The
choice, siugularly enough, would more likely
be between two old democrats, though young
men both,--neither of whom has trodden COL
lege halls or received a degree, but ono of
whom is the foremost politician of Massach-
usetts, and the other perhaps her wisest and
most sagacious statesman.- SpriaQfeid RS
pub kicaa.
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NOBLE DEEDs.-Peter Falcon, of Cohas-
sett, during the late terrible storms saved the
lives of eleven shipwrecked seamen. AL
though strongly urged not to leave the shore,
he fastened his life preserves upon his knees
and went upon the ice upwards of a quarter
Of mile to the bark New Empire and ship
California, wrecked on the coast, and rescued
the lives of eleven men.
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BURGLARY.-The grocery store of Scott &
Ellis, at Washington Square, was broken open on
Monday night, and small amount in change was
articles from the show case. Attempts were
made to break open the safe, but they were I'M
successful. Entrance was obtained by climbing
upon shed and breaking in a window. No
traces are yet discovered of the rogues.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

EXTENSIVE LARcsHV AND ARREST or PAR
1Iss.--Alexander Riley. Theodore Fisk. Thos.
J. Wilder, Charles d. Gleason, and Elhanan
=, Wheeler, were arrested yesterday by Off. .
Gers Of the Fifth Station, charged with the
larceny Of property at the depot Of the Wor-
cester railroad Corporation, Of which tbo
, men were employees. The following mon.
erly has been recovered 20 rs Yards ~
broadoloth, IA pairs Of chlldren's boots, IL
pairs ladies' shoes, 10 pair rubbers, and two
pieces ol latihet These goods have boon
taken " different times from the ffeisht
house --BosfoN Telegraph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

Small Farm for sa le in the city Of Worcester,
about miles from the City Hall and mile Of the
vi lare of New Worcester tanng is acres of good
Land Cottage House, good Barn, water &C. will be sold
low. if applied for Immediately. Apply at this Office.
liz dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

We believe It Is Henry Ward Deecher who says, that
i'ahough dress does the manvet after the man
made, he looks goei deal better be well dressed,
probably he feels better too"
Also at this Of the year order preserve our
precious health 1t necessary TO have good supply OF
warm Clothing on hand. Messrs. r. Whssslock n Co.
No. lincoln House Block, are at al times prepared
to furnish customers with Clothing Of every descriptions
both custom and ready made. Give them call gentle
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cottage for Sale Il shall sen that Gotta e on
Austin street, between Main and High streets WEDNEs-
DAY. Jan. 2Sth 10 O'Clock A. NJ, with or without the
lot For pariruas, inquire Of )" ST0WELL, corner of
Main and Myrtle streets f. W VAIL Auct'r
i26 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

whotesaie at The tOiOsst prices by John O. Hill, 2as
Main st. Atretail Also Names and statements OF those
who have been greatly benefited by them may be seen
Of bis store. myl4df
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Hnir Ornaments, Breaatpins Mar RInes Nsaco
cts, Necklaces Vest and Guard Chains orajded Ana
mounted with gold to order. Persons having mar az de-
ceaseu or lying friends can have II preserved in neat
COLEMAN & PUTNAM
Ruzo du No. 3 American UonEe pieek
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

The STORM Baltimore, Jan 27.-Com-
munieation with Richmond is again open,
but south of that the mails are still behind.
The Richmond papers say that the latest
New Orleans dates received there are to the
l4th inst. The snow storm did not prevail
with any violence further south than Colum-
bia, but storm of heavy sleet extended to
Montgomery, Ala. The cold has been in
tense and the railroads are stopped on ac-
count of the impossibility of getting water,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

Balm of a Thousand Flowers! -Beaae
40 you WISH beautiful oompexons Ii So use the Bas
and Freckles from the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perumed
breath-JT HAS NO EQUAL! F'u
FETRIDGE CO.. Boston, g. r. spHep sois saer
OF worcester meh26 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

y 4 HOOD
Dealer In NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE
CrOcbery md Glnss Ware
Stoves, Carpets, and all kinds Of House Furniabins
Goods.
n. B.-oaeh paid for Secondhand Furniture at 2sa
Main street, by ] r. uOob -"
mchIS div ""0D'
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ElecGrO~C hemicnl BMths.-The propr,eior
Of the Worcester Water Cure would announce Il The pub
lie that they now have all the facilities for administering
these baths.
Worcester, Jan. %, 1855. a,t
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A. Prcntiss, Designer AMI EngraYer upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance 141
Main street. House Crescent Street An orders wi
meet wthprompt attention Particular attention ad IN
drafting Machinery. dec30 az
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WANTED "A COPY Of the Daily SPY, If Oct %, 1855,
to complete the lie Any ore returning copy to this
Office, will be generously remunerated.
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Also gives special attention the treatment OF Female
Complaints and diseases of Children
u So Summer Street between Central and Exchange.
SO diff
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Dr.. Peler's CeIe brntesl Pills for Fem,

chaure TO make from D SEQ per day
in the FERRY BUsIN ESS.-Appy to ii. sTOWELL,
of Main and Myrtle sta is Worcester diff iig
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

At Newburyport, the Merrimac is frozen over
SO solid that heavy loaded teams cross over to
Salisbury on the ice, below he bridge, a circum-
stance never known to have occurred before with
in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant
The Salem Gazette says
"We have no record Of such severity in the
past A memorandum of the coolest periods
from 1886 to 1928. shows no approach to it.
and since then there are abundant records to
prove that there has been no such extreme
severity. The nearest parallel we find, was
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th and 7th
of February, 1865, on the first Of which DAYS
at a. NJ, the mercnry was 10 degrees be.
low; at P. M. 10 degrees below; ats P. M.
II deg. below; at A. NJ. on Wednesday, &c
deg. below at noon, deg. above"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

Are curable or may be relieved at least In a verv sl
time, II there Is no actual disoreanfzafjan h,, , s
discovered, simple, and expensive RENE dIe, ~, ,
mgni now ~ very siulprastoe by Dr. RAMspRII
lVo fleaSant street, on Monday OF each week 800
Physfctaas are invited to examine ma tne,hod 49,,
observe s success " Is believed that Il must meet h
entire approval ' "i'vt thet
Those not able to pay the regular fees for treatment
y 10 10 A. Nc 40 ~ oa''liH rom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worreolef Mas.
HENRY CHAPLIN. a. II T,,to-.n'-
Jau. /. 1855
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Exciting News from Warrington
AvENGING VISITATION OF PROVIDENCE !
Preston s. Brooks S,rangIed TO Death.

Washington. Jan. 27.-Hon. Preston s.
Brooks strangled to death at seven o'clock
this evening. DR.. Boyle, who was called to
dress the wounds of Mr.. Sumner, was his
physician. His disease was Group.
Considerable excitement was produced by
this visitation of providence.
His personal friends seem smitten, while the
mass of those who crowd the hotels come to
the general conclusion that the wrath Of man
is avenged in the justice of God.
There are numerous knots of people in each
OF the hotels, talking about the death OF
Brooks
He died horrid death and suffered intense.
ly. He endeavoled to tear his own throat open
to get breath.
1t is rumored here tonight that Mr. Sum.
ner left Boston to-day. THIS report, with the
fact of Buchanan's arrival here to. day, and
Brooks death, gives food 10 the superstitous.
A dispatch to the Boston Journal says
He died of strangulation and was enirely
unprepared. He felt strong nausea, and
DR.. Doyle prescribed salt and water Severe
vomiting and strangulation followed, and he
died in the arms of Col. Currie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-29

KANzAs.-,The Lawrence Herald of Free
dom Of the 18th, has come to hand. We copy
the following paragraphs:
"a letter from Nebraska City states that
there are large number of Free State men
from the Northern States, who are stopping a
various points along the border, in that Ter
ritory, waiting the opening Of Spring, when
they design to come to KaDzas and locate on
claims. We have also information from west
ern Iowa, stating that large numbers have
located temporarily there with the same view.
Many who left Kanzas with their families
during the disturbances last Summer are
waiting to return and locate permanently
among us. We hope all will be here at an
early day-the earlier the better, not beyond
the middle of March if it can be avoided.
About four weeks since terrible accident
occurred TO party of U. s. Surveyors, who
were engaged in the survey, some distance
west of Fort Riley. They were camped on
the open prairie, in two separate parties, when
terrible storm of snow and wind came up.
aud one tent in which were seven men. was
blown over, and the party set out across the
prairie with the intention Of reaching the
other camp. They did not succeed in this,
and wandered about all night, till the dawn
OF day showed them their position. Two
HANiANAS WNhS AAO6ch " hGdNllt anu were IOun0
next morning IN the spot where they had
fallen exhausted. OF the other five, all but
one were so badly frozen that they had to be
lifted in and GU. of the wagon which convey.
ed them down to the eastern part or .yJe Ter.
ritory. All accounts make the weather in
tensely cold IN the section around Fort Rilv."
LIST or PATENTS The following is the
list OF Patents issued from the United States
DuNa
aatent oiiice for the week ending January
70, 1851, to residents Of assachusetts-eac6
bearing that date -.
john Gouding of Worcester For improve.
menl ~ double pile carpets and rugs.
e. q. Allen Of Boston, assignor Henry o.
Allen Of Boston, aforesaid For Improvement
~ steam pressure guages.
Emily II. plchler Of Boston--For improvo.
ment in rehectors for vaults.
Samuel Il. Smith OF Florence For inn
proved method Of feeding lumber, lateraily.
in saving machines.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct 10, lO5o--J @. wadeish Law
renee Mass; Send without delay twenty gross Of
your SPANISH LUsTRAL. We are nearly out. Our
customers are LOUD in It's praise especially the Ladies
THoNE a 20.
100000 Bottles Of the Spanish LustrnI
sod In 10 months mostly in New England and the de
mand is still Increasing }. 0. wadlsigh, Lawrence,
Mass, Sole proprie.ot,
For sale by BUSH CO., 81 Front Street, Worcester
and BY all Druggists n Woro ster and vicinity.
mchT d2tkw&wly
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,.a HoM oPATHIsTl
Will meet his Office patients hereafter from 70 and =
to 8 PM NJ. No. 6 WnInus ~
Worcester, May 20, 1860 AZ
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large quantity of YOUTHS RAG
GODDARD K ALDRICHs
oGai and instrumental QuadrTEIe Band,

oGai and instrumental @ uadrfEIe Band.
Of the same.
N r. GODDARD, First Violin;
W. L HoBBs, Olariuette;
L. Po~ERs, Cornet a Piston;
b. D. RYAs, Double Bass
any number OF pieces furnished for Balls Parties As
semoes CT where Music is required by applying to
Z. eoddard, Mulberry street, j. NJ Aldricb No wins
street, y" L. Hobbs, No. Carlton street. or al @ Ior
ings Music Store, No. 203 Main street y - " -''
All orders promptly attended to ar oao
tMr' George Adams, whose skin and taste az an
artist is SO well known tn the citizens OF Worcester "a
Mcnity.ls stopping at CLAFLINS Dagurreotype Rooms
1855 Main street Those who wish fl rate pictures on i
'ei' glass; or paper should cal Immediately. DIFF is
HAMILTON A. Hull,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR ATLAW
NO q Briniey Hall, ..... Worcester Mass.
MO d3m
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WASHINGTON MAITERs.-W ashiagion, Jan
27h.-The House Committee on the Post
Office today decided to report in favor of DIR.
Raines's line of steamers between New York
and the West Indies and Brazil, touching at
Savannah, Ga. Para is the terminus in Bra
I'll. The steamers are to touch at st. Thorn
as, Barbados and Demarara, and each way
at Savannah, for the receipt and delivery of
mails.
The Committee also ordered bill to be re-
ported in favor of the line of Blocker and
others, between Panama and Valparaiso; and
in favor of the line of c. W. Haser, between
New York and Gluckstadt, via Rotterdam
and North Europe. These are considered inn
portant pioneer enterprises. The remaining
propositions for foreign mails will probably be
decided next Tuesday.
The Tariff bill, modified, as reported by
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, today, embraces the
following features Schedules 5, 10, and Is
per cent. of the act of 1915, with few excep-
tons, are absorbed by the free list; the 40 per
cent. schedule, principally spices, is also,
with the exception of few items, carried to
the FREQ list, which reduces the revenue about
$6,000,000; the 100 per cent. schedule, spir-
its, is brought down one half Sugar, molas-
ses, lead, salt, wool, and hemp are put at 10
per cent, reducing the revenue about 81, 00O,-
QOO. Iron, cotton, wooden and silk manufac-
lures are retained as now. The old 20, %,
and 80 per cent. schedules are not materially
changed, but some items in them are carried
to the free list. The direct reduction of the
revenue annually will be about $l3, 900, 00O,'
which, it is supposed, will be increased some
millions by the effects of the measure in
substituting home manufactures for those i'm
ported.
Mr.. Buchanan was accompanied to Wash
ington from Lancaster, by his personal friend,
Robert M. Magraw, Esq, OF Baltimore At
one o'clock he paid his respects to the PresI-
dent, and it so happened it was public recep-
ton day at the White House, and the persons
warmly welcomed him. The President cor
daily greeted him, and rendered him the com
pliment of dinner, with invited guests, MS
did Judge Douglas and others, but he has de-
clined them.
Mr.. Buchanan, at the National Hotel, is
accessible to all visitors, but is not oppressed
to,th their attentions. He will remain here a
week or ten day.
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The Worcester ChiIareu's Friend sOci-
ETY. will hold their Eighth Annual Meeting, SATUR-
DAY, Jan Sls at the City Hail. at half past two p NJ.
An address will be given by Rev. Dr.. HILL. Tae public
general areinvted to attend The Boari Of Advisers are
particularly desired to be present
Per Order OF Managers
j24 dim NJ. KN0WLTON. sec'y.