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Mount Vernon Subscriptions

Masonry and No,m Ttynoa.--"Tze cry as still
thy cOme''-We acknowledge the receipt of
thirty mine dollars, the subscription of Friend
ship Lodge, No. ., a. f. NJ, towards the Mount
Vernon Purchase, being one dollar for each
member of the Lodge, as indicated by the
subjoincd document:
CHARLESTON, March p, 1858. Z,
DR.. H. Buist, W. ". u. ~ 4. f. H., IN .SomI
CdyOi,Rd:
Dear Sir and Brother:-I enclose a Resolu-
ton, adopted by Friendship Lodge No. Q. at
IA meeting held on 22d March-also. IA list of
the members, and II check for Thirty-niue dol
lars, being one dollar for each member. Please
forward the same TO the Mount Vernon Asso-
citation, and oblige
Yours Fraternallv,
ii. ii. DELEON, ". NJ.
MOBILE, March Is.
To Madame Ocfduid Walton lie Vert:
Please accept the enclosed S265, the pro-
ceeds of the Masonic Ball for the benefit of
the Mount Vernon Association.
On behalf of the Committee
T. T. TYREE Chairman.
Give this report place in the Tribune. and
oblige your friend,
OCTAVIA WALTON LEvERT.
HolfIe Tribune.
The following toasts were drunk with loud
applause. at the Masonic dinner in Richmond.
Va, on the 22d of February. 1858:
Mount TeyRoH-Like Jerusalem. in the early
days of Zerubbabcl. in ruins. As the succes-
sors Of Zeruhhabcl, we will labor to restore il
to more than it, pristine glory.
TIE 7bai5 Of Washington vault which
und,rlies the Keystone of our National Arch,
and the Ark of our Political Covenant We
dig them out of the rubbish
The Southern NIfroa-A true Knights heart
beating under Ladys bod &C.
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The New Mail Route 60 the Pacine.

The new overland mail route, from San
Antonio, Texas, to San Diego, California, is in
successful operation. The last mail made the
trip between these points in the unprec, dent
edly short space of twenty-six days, reaching
San Antonio on the 9TH of March. From the
San Antonio Herald, of the 9Th March, which
we received last Saturday, we have details Of
California news, which We published in tele-
graphic form from New York ON Monday last
Thus we have by this new mail route overland,
even telegraphic reports by the Ocean route.
Aud this occurs too when the Moses Taylor,
which brought the news 10 New York made
the quickest trip on record.
We refer to these facts US being the latest
and most palpable evidence of the superiority
ostLe Southern route for n railroad 10 the Pa
cifc, that has transpired. The mail route is
u great way on the line of the Southern Pa
cihc road which is now being built through
Texas. Toe trip was made during February
and the first days of March, when che weather
was almost unfavorahle rs ut any other
season of the year. There Is no other line of
travel on which the same feat could have
been accomplished at the same season la
quadruple the time. II the projectors needed
anything to confirm the feasibility oil their en-.
terprize, or the stockholders to encourage
them In pushing forward the work, this would
be amply sufficient
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Douglas expects seward's election TO
the Presidency.

Some of the opponents of the admission OF
Kansas as a slave State, seem to be governed
by the hope thatit rejection will result in the
irraconcilabIe division of the sham d. mocratic
marty. and insure its defeat in the next Presi-
dental campaign. They seem also to enter
tain the absurd idea that Mr.. DOUGLAS will be
the candidate, in that campaign, of the anti
Kansas party. They do not appear to reflect
upol the fact that eight-tenths of the new
D .rty will be black republicans, and aboli-
tioni-ts, and that this element will be poten-
tial in the choice of candidates, and the con-
st.uction of platforms, and that II is not likely
to Law aside its old and trusted leaders, and
pl zee its standards in the hands Of any new
aIIy come from whatever quarter he may
from the great and growing West, or the
s nth. No, the black republicans and abOli-
tionists will be very far from doing anything
of this kind. Whose allies himself to them,
must expect to support such men as SEWARD
and FREMONT. Mr.. DOUGLAS himself recog-
nizes this fact. The Washington correspon-
dent of the N. Y. Counter and Enquirer, in a
letter written on the 24th Of March, giving
the views Oh DIT. DOUGLAS- says he TeBdTuS IL
the "frst duty of all parties to break down
the present corrupt and treacherous admins
tration - and adds:
1T is the impression among Mr.. DOUGLAS
friends that he e1pects The election Of Hr. Se,card
10 the Presidency IN 1860. The next four years
will be occupied in restoring to the country
that tranquility and order Of which the dis
organizing measures of the Democratic party
for the last eight years have deprived it.
Such are said to be the views of Senator
DOUGLAS"
We would admonish Southern men, and
northern national men, to shun this DOUGLAS
anti-Kansas movement as they would lep-
rousy. No greater calamity could befall the
country than the election Of Mr.. SEWARD; and
no one who has just conception of his re-
sponsiblity to his country and his fellow
man, can, if he view the matter from the
proper standpoint lend his aid to the promo
ton of such result.
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Mr. HARRIS OF MD-Will our neighbor OF
the Cn'On and american read the following ex-
tract from the Washington correspondence of
the Memphis 4ppeal3
In the House, Mr.. Maynard, of Tennessee.
has declared he Will vote for the admission OF
Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution;
and as 1t is understood he reflects the senti-
ments OF his Know Nothing colleagues, the
Tennessee delegation will stand together
Ricaud and J. Morrison Harris of MARYLAND
VIII aiso vote for admissions; therefore the
only detection caused by Mr.. Crittenden's ex-
traordinary course will probably be Marshall
I'D Und 'rwood of Kentucky. IL is still
claimed that there will be majority in the
House, Oh the final vote, of not less than six.
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re- A new Invention u about 10 b. ex-
hibitesi at Washington, says the correspondent
at that place OF the n. Y. T;sas'. which must
at once attain celebrity. Gas burners. ID Is
said, may be ignited by electricity. The dis
GOVERN says that be can attach his apparatus
TO the street LAMPS Of an entire city, aud then
by The turn Of screw, ignite the jets Of ali
Of them In an instant u time, aud extingulsl
them by The sanle procesa.
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What Have Never known.

have never known poor man to obtain a
premium at a fair where there was rich man
to compete with him.
| have never known a naturally dishonest
man to become morally honest by becoming a
church member.
! have never known a minister of the Cos
pol to he called from higher to a lower sala-
ry.
l have never known poor man respected
because he was poor
have never known a merchant to continue
his conversation with poor man when q rich
one entered his store.
| have never known a white headed hairy
faced office hunter to be very conversaut
with poor man after an election.
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REVIVAL or THE WIG PAHrY.--A meeting
was b Id in this city on Saturday morning, in
private way. which had for Ia prime object
the Reorganization of the old Whig party.
W. learn that after consultation. the enter
pr Sc was deemed practicable, and that other
efforts will b made Immediately towards its
colsi m al on. An address viii soon be is
su d O ii people Il the eouhty. and the or
binary meas re- taken 10 revive the dear old
party.-AsmJii Aeaianele.
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
Tickets: whOles SIS; Halves $3.50; o'rs SIPS
3 ESQ prizes amounting to...........

ES- Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken par Checks
New York RENTED for prizes.
BS- Drawings OF Large Classes will be published in
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and
Charleston and savannah nalies.
In ordering nckeS or Certificates, enclose the mo-
ncy to address for the Tickets ordered receipt
of which they will be forwarded by first mail Pur-
chasers can have Tickets ending IN any figure they
may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be sent 10
purchasers Immediately after the drawing. furcha
Will please write their signatures plain and give
their Post office, county and state
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable IN
full without deduction.
All Prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediately after
the drawneother prizes al the usual time Of 80 days
All communications strictly confidential.
na- Address orders for Tickets 20 4. H. SWAIN,
Nashviuv, 1enn., ANDERSON A. SaN Managers.
Macon or savannah. Ga. marl0-trl-MAHtd.
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FIR EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations ON n. T.
c. Railroad, west of Stevenson
r5zsz5 cnzsE1 - 81
80 go - - d.

First Class OincIuaitlg Hatsl per lO0......sI is
Secuna JAS .------.-- "
Third tlars ss............. 80
special kater for Furniture &c ''............. so
rOMPETITtON between STEAMERS and Propelicrs
u plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caured reduction IN STEAMERS freights
on through Goods A. their charges may nuCtueoe
give shove the from Charleston or Savannah
o. Nashville Al the time guarantee the osst
shall exceed any tine prior o. let q June, The
rates A. heretofore advertised through Estes FROM
YORK asid Philadelphia o. Nashville IN connection
Ti,s, Class t,.r Ice 81 90
Ss-.,a Ci,ss ........ 70
Tst,s rl.s- =. IS
SPECIAL Rate e. 20
Consizp Goods a. Agent CeptraI Railroad Savannah,
and u Agent south Caroiina kai!rnad Charleston
OvcrchaFgeS and dstnages (sxcert damages oocur-
ne II seal xii Be pFutnply settled a. hrrctofore
For further information 81 Cares giving ciasSnca
tiar ~ Amply q me al the = c. Railroad Depot,
b. ru.s 70 CHAS. W. ANDERSON
febes-a General Agent
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Fro@ IA Nett r. baae
The Mount yeruon Eund.

To ". BrlLcHt,'is DEAR SiR- Having Just
received the report of the Maunic Commit
tee, ! hasten, with infinite pi assure to send
YOU "A copy OF IL. Through their untiring cx-
ertions aud noble efforts, nine hundred and
thirty dollars have been collected for the
"Mount Vernon Association" six hundred
and seventy dollars OF this sum were given to
me on the 18th of February. The contE,bu-
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new qualifications.
OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.

OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.
W T. BERRY co. have sale fine collection
Of OLD ENGLISH BOOKS, among which the fol-
lowing
History Of the Antient City Of Canterbury,
Civil and Ecclesiastical, &c, Illustrated with Maps
Charts, and other Engravngs. ". folio.
StackhOuSe'S History Of the Holy Bible,
vols. to-, half calf
PinkertOn's Modern Geography,
vols. to-, old calf.
The Works of DR.. Isaac Watts,
vols. to-. half Morocco.
BayleS' Peter Historical Dictionary,
Wis, l2mo. half morocco, abridged.
Richardson's Novels,
l9 Wis, half calf
Life of Catherine H., Empress of Russia.
vols. smo.
HOOle'S Orlando FuriOSO,
8 vols, old calf
Life Of Agrippina, Wife Of Germanieus.
. vols.
Hume's History Of England,
Is vols, old calf.
0ratiOnS of DemOstheneS,
vols, old calf
Adam Smiths Wealth Of Nations.
vols. smo.
The Works of st. EvremOnd,
3 vols. smo.. old calf
Harris British Classics,
in vols smo, with Engravings
Shaftesbury's characteristics Of Men, Man.
ners, and Opinions. vols. svo.
POpe'S Iliad and odyssey Of Homer,
6 vols. smo., old calf.
The Works Of Peter Pindar,
in vols 12rno., calf
The Life and Opinions Of Tristram Shandy,
8 vols.
Dryden'S Fables,
Fo. Russia, with Illustrations.
English PrOlOgurs and EpilOgues,
in vols. 12mo
The Works of JOSephus,
L'Estrange's Translation. vols l2mo., 1909
Memoirs of Count De GrammOnt,
in vols. smo., with numerous Portraits
Richardson's ClariSsa HarlOwe,
p in vols. smo., old calf
Mrs. Barbauld'S British NOyeliStS,
in SO vols. limo, half morocco.
Ballantyne'S NOyeliSt's Library
in 10 vols, Royal svo., calf.
CObbett'S Parliamentary History Of England,
SO vols. svo., half Russia.
The Works of Laurence Sterne,
in vols. limo, calf.
The Works of Sir William Temple.
. vols, folio, old calf
The Works Of Henry Fielding,
Il vols bound in Z, calf, fine old copy.
The Select Works Of Henry Fielding,
vols. svo., half calf
The Miscellaneous Works of Tobias SmOllett,
vols, hall calf.
For sale by W. T. BERRY 4 Co,
febl Public Square
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Lanier, Phillips & Co

ON Monday. April 5th, 1858, we
" will sell for Cash, in front of our Warehonse =
complete assortment OF Groceries, consisting in parta
follows, viz:
30 hhds. New Sugar; 100 boxes Star Candles
200 bags Coffee: 100 hlfs. & qrs do
Is hbls. New Molasses; IS boxes selected W
40 bbls. crushed and pow Cheese:
dered Sugar; 100 bbls. White Whisky
IS kits Mackcrel: Is 4" y. Y. Brandy.
$50 pkgs NJ. r. Raisns; IS - Holland Gin:
sacks Almonds; 500 kegs Nails:
IL Sardines: Is dog. Painted Buckets
20 boxes Cove oysters; 80 nests Tubs:
10 bags Pepper; IS boxes starch:
25 chests Tea: $50 Scan.
20 bales Cotton Irvine; IS 4" Doylc's Candles
80 coils Rope 100 dog. Mason's Backing;
10 cases Matches. loo boxes FlaSks:
Together with numerous other articles 20 make up a
complete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS n co,
mar I'D No. 80 Market street
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llew advertisements.
For Cairo and Memphis.

TTNHE regular L. :. Mail steam a S-n -.
Il CITY OF HUNTSVILLE, x-zzg( snrss,stsss ssalsl
wall leave for the above and ai,zssZzE<zsasz-<s<z
Intermediate ports on THIS DAY, March Sist ?
O'Clock. =. VI. For freight passage, having superb
or accommodations, apply ON board or
mLrOi-It A. l.. DAVIS, Front Street
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$500 worth Of Fine Gold JeWelry
A IT CTION

VNHE stock consists q line gold and silver English
i Lever, Duplex, self-winding, Anchor and Cylinder
Watches
Fine Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains I ., and O.,
Glass Lockets, sleeve Buttons, studs, gold aud silver
Pencils and Pens; fine sets of Jewelry such Cameo
gold stone, Forentne Mosaic Lava Coral are all gold
Together with v5rety of other goods usually Kept in
frStcldSS JeioelTg store The sale continues every
evening until the entire stock Is disposed Of
Country Merchants and others are invited 10 exam
inc this stock before purchasing elsewhere. Goods at
private sale during the day at New York Wholesale
Prices. Terms Cash.
mar23-u BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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Dissolution.

TUE partnership aeresefere sxszsiEg eetxeea The
j. ssbscFthcFs nn6eF The sfyis - MackE.xlE Wu.
sas dissolved ~ mata4i eenseat tho s7tb ala
T. ". Wnsos has pareiE4sed tie ea11zs infar-ss &
AJAX. AAcxNsxIx is SAID arm, ans via cansinae De
eaztsess sn9ng hts eva nAme- he Is eharsr1 wf1h
thr Faynsent q ali tbs aebss - the ar and = aless
aushorse4 10 lie aAne q The aFm b hssiiAssun
AIEX NAckESLIE
nsTle-a j. ". WIISOS.
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NOTICE.
rrCE ExrnaoupINAuy.
W. 4. NlcNAIUY ~ co.

RRuyED TfassnAY ny ExPREss,
~ TOE Alexander sd Gloves.
I<O 10 dor Extrasian Z = skirts white colsd-
10 cassU1s Isseals, slylcSs
10 do Mausim Dc Cf-ar:
5 do New style szsIA shawl far early spFins
500 rsane Caiiars sna SiseNes, ne~ styles;
Cfape csilaFs and sleeyes, do:
ffrezkfsst CAPS. do,
iuasioB Gaps and befthez d..
Oar NJ Nc Nary aos the Eastern eitiss znd y
wi BE fctubg New Gaz=sE every fsw days du tng she
sessa and ssissl can fFoa grxnds aEa TIE pab
lie seaeraliy. X c. MesAIEY ca
mArio-tf
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Five DOIIars Reward.

II OST, Sunday morning, 2Sth February, at or
IL near the Union and American Office, a GOLD
HEADED CANE, with the owners name, etc, in
scribed upon it, The above reward will be given, if
the cane is left at this office. mar3O-d.
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS!

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WHEAT AND CaAJT; saiSTEo DEap:
TtIE LAST ENt-aN; THE Esd ID rxE.
nv FATHERs HorsE;
For sale by CHARLES w. SMITH.
nlar3I-u
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1858. j. ii. McGill. 1858.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE,

Corner College Street and the Public Square.
HAVING just received every style Of she'll Ivory.
Buffalo, and Horn Puff, Tucking, Side, Fine tooth
and Reddng Combs. Also, Ivory, Rosewood Shell and
Buffalo Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, shaving and Cloth
Brushes small Toilet Mirrors, ladies and Gentlemen's
Dressing Cases for cling for the ROOM Morocco
Bags, Cabas, furnished and unfurnished Ebony Work
Boxes, and line Writing Desks. Will sell at prices 20
suit the times. Jan. Eft
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For Louisville.

For LOuiSVIIIe.
TIVE fine Passenger Packet .
l. TEMPEST, PAIR, Master, s<sgCgESasssa1
and JOHNSON, Clerk, will leave -----
THIS DAY, MARCH the 3lst AT 10 O'Clock positively,
for the above and all intermediate ports For freight
or passage apply ON board.
u. G. PARR, Captain.
y. ID. JOHNSON, Clerk. mar3l-It
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DIR. LlVINGSTONE'S GREAT WORK ON AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries of the Age.
Or. LIVINGSTONE,S JOURNALS

just ready, with Two Maps by Arrowsmith; por-
trait on STEEL and so superb illustrations one volume
Price So so.
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Afri-
ca, including sketch Of Sixteen Years Residence in
the interior Of Africa, and journey from the Cape
Good Hope 10 Loando, on the West Coast; thence
the continent, down the river Iambes 10 the
Eastern Ocean. By DAVID LIVINGSTON, LID, ID.
c. J.. Just received by +. HAGAN,
fcb5- u Market Street.
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Lumber. Lumber, Lumber.

CQUARE CEDAR and all other kinds Of Lumber
- be had AT tue Lavergne saw Mills, the Nashville
nd Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from Nashville
ian26-6m W BIRnwEiI-
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Shirts and Collars.

JUST TO hand another invoice Of Shirts, which We
81 warrant 10 be superior in every way, and 20 TT
better than any other style, With without collars
preferred, for sale low by
feb5--tt J. II. MCGIII.
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Auction Gard.

TINE subscriber having contaminated arrangements
Il with Mr.. A NJ. SPRINGER an experienced and prac-
teal Auctioueer, will attend and make sales Of Real
Estate Steamboats,, Household Furniture with all
door sales BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
II
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UEcT QuTTOEa

HAVING replenished my stock OF shell, Cameo and
II Stone Vest and Sleeve Buttons, AEis sell them
cheap Tor cash. J. Ii. McGIII-
Jan. l2-u
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Byron and Standing Collars.

JNVERY variety and size Of Byron and Standing
Il Collars, and few iates, style Standing Collars,
received and for sale by
fcb5-u J. II. MCGIII.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

I An noW receiving my Stock 81 SPRING AND
Il SUMNER GDODS, "a which invite thc attention
Of my customers aud the public generally.
SAM. PlIrCHFTT,
feb25-im 50 College II
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Fine shirts.

A IL erders ies shlFts isfi a ear sssre wAhn
II serk - tea dAss Vii b. 1llet pfQnfaiys ana n
u give k4tel1claa, q lbs ARA Ai2ids
ssing k4ss shaFsy A4e MI .l1ead . All ers.s th-i
Ne laax Fsue.xe. CLIFTON AnI4II.
lsb3-1 u ce41s 1lEe-t
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CHESSMEN.

WOOD Ivory and Jet ChcsSmcn and Dominoes;
w with all styles and sizes Of Backgammon Boards
just received and for sale by
Jan. I2-u J. II McGIII-
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Post Office.

NASHVILLE, March 20, 1858.
IRON and after the LIST of April, the Post Office will
Il be opened on Sundays at half past A. NJ, and
close at A. NJ. Open again at p. NJ and close at
p NJ On all other days the Office will be opened at
half past g. O'Clock A NJ. and close = O'Clock p.
NJ. ;. R. ANDERSON, Post Master.
mar3l-6
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ID ECEINED this day superior assortment OF Ties,
II Stnvks Scsris, and CraVats Every variety of
coors, and at various prices, for sale by
ian22-u J. II. MoGIII-
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Kid, Silk, Cloth, and Burkskin Gloves.
sir and Satin Ties. ScarfS, and CTaIatS

IUSr 10 hand choice lot Of best quality 81 Gloves
ID embracing every color 81 Kid, SIX, Cloth Buck
skin, etc. Jan2.-ul J. III. MCGIlI-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

Ti0N 81 tins " ARD vii held their regular o,h,v
ThthsD EVENING SEPT Is ocssck seshe OF
No zR Sowery Punctua attendance rrqUrsed "a aSoihs
W a shALtEf Sec THOS. LITTLE p,s',.
breeafyn.-klNTH WARD REPUBLICANS -
Meeting xan Be held Holders Hotel Thrc~ Mi. p
fnton AE THIS Thursday EVENING the 18th iu., PI
osn i'on ss ocook Tor the Election Delerste, "a a.
e~niy Congressional and Assembly District Conventoas A.
erd~r a Wand Association. ny
Jons n. Cvrrrg, SECRETARY