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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & Co, AuctIoneers.
TNRlSrEE'S SAI.E or FURNITURE AND
i HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTs.-By virtue of a deed
of trust, dated December 9TH. 1885, and duly recorded
IN iilbeI J. A. No u.s. f"lIos 1872, ct seq, al
the land records for Washington county. ID. a.,
shall sell, On THURSDAY MORNING june Sth
McCIuIre d CO.
Two large French Plate Mantsl Mirrors
Suit ofGreen aud Gold Brocatee- finished Parlor
Furniture,
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables.
French EngTavlngs, Window Curtains,
walnut Whatnot, Cane seat Chairs,
brussels, Three-Ply ana Ingram Carpets,
OIcloth, Rugs, stair Rods aud Ewes,
walnut ExtensIon Dining Table,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Solid Oak and Painted Chamber Sets,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus. WashStands,
French aud Cottage bedsLeads, WardTobps
HSlr and Husk Mattresses, BOlsters and Pillows,
blankets, Spreads, Comforts,
Toilet Sets, Looking glasses Lounges,
RftrlgeTatOrs. Cooking and Chamber Stove A
Terms: $50 aud under, cash: over that sum a
credit of tn and % days. for satisfactorily endoT
notes, bearing interest.
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
Je neOd j. e.. MCGUIRE a. Co, Aucts
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\ INTERPRETATIONS ABOUT TIcKErs-An un-
fortunate circumstance occurred at the entrance
door to the church OF ~. Aloysius last night.
which shows how careful the managers should
be I'm their arrangements about ticket ON such
occasions as this, where a concert is repeatsd II
seems that those entrusted with the sale Of tickets
were not In every case provided with tho new
tickets TO he used at the concert last night and So
thinking the old ones those used on Friday mighty
would answer of course sold them to those de.
strict orders had been given TO the doorkeeper moi
10 admit persons presenting the old tickets; and
gentleman, accompanied by his wife and another
lady. who had received the old tickets from
vendfr, was refused admission 10 the concert and
compelled to retire considerably nettled at being
turned away. The gentleman says he didn't care
50 nnch for the disappointment, but disliked
most decidedly the idea Of being publicly elected
like boy who is caught creeping under the can
vas at circus, after having honestly acquired the
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MARAvILLA! MARAvILLA!
MARAvTLLAW
The most wonderful preparation known
For Destr0yiHg DaHdrnf;
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The most wonderful preparation known
For Destr0yiHg DdHdrnf;
Csriag BdldHesS;
Reiiering Sack Headache;
PrsrertinE the Hair from Falling Out;
, and Producing Girls.
Dealers, and BY the ProPrietors. Price 80 cents.
CHARLES ERNEST Il Co., % Maiden Lane, N. Y.
at will accomplish all that is claimed for IT. and
will use your Maravilla."
Je S3m J. NJ. BRADsTREET, 81 Broadway, N. Y.
SANFoRDs LIVER INvIGoRAToR.-Ifa all our read
ers who are troubled with liver plaint jaundice
or dyspepsia, should get bottle, we should not see
so many sicky, half dead despairng people a. now
never was q remedy of which so much il SAID and
that performs nearly what Its propretors say NJ
Will do IL eaIne To us so highly recommended that
we cond not fail 70 Try IT, and trial has convinced
cine in use. We take it for Heada che, Sour Stum-
ach Billousness and any of the little bodily ills that
are common, and 1t does produce pleasant state o
feeling to the sick and what is better after usiug in
few times, these little ills grow less aud less and
there prospect of being entirely free from them
BY continuance in tho use of the Inyigorator
Sold by all Druggists. 10 Is 2wI
HosTErrER's STOMACH BITTxRs are now gener
ally conceded To he unequaled for their prompt 40
ton IN alsvIatIag and curing all d cases of tho
Tenownl Is readily account for from the well know
fact that they arc made under the personal sIperyI
sion OF the proprietor, IN strict sccordan no, witl
pharmaceutIc science. Its use is always attended
with the most beneficial results, and in cases nj
Nervous Debility, Constipation, FIatulence, and
other Ike diseases, caused ly disordered stomach
lts curative powers are oft most speedy and pow
| OF the same claims before the public
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
rywhere. - 10 30 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-24

BY THE ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere IL win be
seen that subscriptions TO the Phoenix Building
Association will be received for a few days with
out extra cbarve ri
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GRAND CoScERT.-As we have before stated
the choir Of the Assenbiy's Church, assisted by a
member Of their musical friend, propose to give a
grand concert Of vocal and instrumental music ON
neat Tuesday evening In the church. on the cor
ner Of Massachusetts avenue and Fifth street. A
special feature in this concert, In addition 20 a
carefully selected programme, will be the intro
aneaon o. several pieces e. harp flute piano and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-24

FoRkIsS FRUIT, &c-Mr. George Pearson, 367
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the National Hotel,
has large and fresh stock Of fruit confectionery
DC h embraces oranges lemons, peanuts, wal
nuts, almonds, fiberts, dates, and cocoan1ts, as
well as every variety Of candies snicss &c T'He
claims 70 sell, and no doubt does sell AZ cbean "a
any other esss blishment in the country. Try him
His stock IL certainly very tempting.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue a. a writ of 6s ri
w 1scIas ISSUED from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Court Of the District of Columbia for the coup
ty Of Washington and to me directed, / will expose
to public sale for cash, in front Of the Court House
Of June inst, 1882 at u O'Clock H. the following de-
serhed property, to wit: III defendants right title
IN Square west of Square No. 6s5, in the CITY Of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
tho improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
sold to satisfy Judicias No. 81, to May term issts
In favor OF Thomas III. Hayden.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
Je6u for the District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-24

ZINE JEWELRT AND SILVER wAREO
sale at reduced prices At II. SEMKEN'S
us Jevelry Store, a3O Pa avenuA
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CANDIDATES. We hear that Mr. MeCas,ev
VI The sixth Ward, Mr.. Charles Cunningham
iron ron and brass founder and worker, and Can,
yohn Reese are the most prominent aspirapts IA,
W. o'. OF Purseyor Of the Washington Watel
ef,etno,n 70 oe nominated by the Mayor on Monds,
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a :! 4 A 3.
" rs an undeniable fact that TIE lovers Of rood
TEAS can save IS per cent by purchasing At -
the Ba tlmore Branch Store f-m
Superior Green and Black Tea at 81 cents = -
per pound,
Extra Fine well selected At Is cents per pound.
Best Imported USUALLY sold at 81 81 81 % cents Der
pound.
A i,sTal reduction to the trade and Iarse oon,um
ers. GEO. PEARSON
Je p Ivy 3S7 Pa. av., oppo, the National
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THK NEW sTATUARY FOR rHE Carroll that
portion Of which has been completed, 10 now
being moved from the sheds where the artists
have executed IL, to the Hall of the old House of
Representatives, where IL win remain on exhibi.
non until such time the pedestals shall hay,
Seea prepared for them. The large statue of the
ooadess OF Liberty, on account Of It's great weight
VIII be removed to the east grounds OF the Capitol
statue Of Washington '' Wv
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UETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until MONDAY. the 18th of July next game hour
BY order Of tho Trustee. :
je "a 2aw&ds A. GREEN, Auot
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

00A FISH !-FISHm
IUV BARRELS new family HERRING; also,
For sale low by BRADLEY TAYLOR.
p l6i and 165 Water ST
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E'OR NEW YORK.-The packet schooner Fair
fax will sail as above on Monday, 2th in N
slant. For freight apply tn ~
jel7 63 Water street, Georgetown
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NANDLES-Star. Tallow, & SteaIine
Candles, for sale by the Box or single pound.
WOODS K PEW.
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FNDIGO-Best Manila and Bengal
l Indigo, by the Package, pound or ounce, BY
N~GfNn- T. ~
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gonn SRtrligente.
Literary Festizalat Vienna.

Aessrs EdfOrs:-on Thursday evening We
had the pleasure of attending the Literary Exhi-
bition Of the Vienna HigE School. Although
the evening was dark and stormy, and the roadf
almost impossible. the capaeiOus Church at the
center was filed to repletion. thus showing the
degree OF interest felt by the people in the sue
cess Of their schools. Unfortunately, we arrived
late, and did not obtain a choice Of seats, oecu
plying a rather uncomfortable position in the
back part of the house.
The exercises were opened by a few pithy re-
marks from the principal, Prof. Stone. Itmight
be deemed partiaIity, to select from so many
good pieces. q few TO particularize upon. still We
will be Pardoned for mentioning some. The
young mems paper Was full of weli-written spi-
cy articles, but the reader was unfortunately
somewhat deficient in distinct articulation, or
else had never seen the paper until called upon
to read il in public The American Eagle"
an Grafton. delivered by Mr. Leet, was good, and
stirred up the patriotic spirit of the hearers. a
Dialogue. in three parts. was excellent, and the
principal characters, Mother Sis 4 George
performed their parts % perfection. The debate
was good and the arguments presented, sound,
but like almost all discussions, it was a little
too extended. The Tragic Comedy, Counting
on the Mountains" was sublimely %farcical, after
the manner of the hifalu,in stories of the New
York Ledger. Five of the young ladies spokea
piece together, entitled Look Aloft." which
was executed with great precision, and in excel
lent time,
The ladies paper was capital, OVERLOOKING
with humor and sparkling with wit, and the
rtading was strlkingly in contrast with that of
the young gentlemen. One of the best essays
was read by Mss Smith, but the title was lost
10 US in the hum of applause that greeted her
appearance
We hut echo the sentiment of the house. in
assigning a prominent position to the valeiicto
~ OF Miss Hayes Il was replete with beautiful
most happily exlFessed The marked APP
prevail that greeted rs delivery. was proof sufii-
cient. that the audience appreciated IT'S worth
The house was rrOiuseiy decorated with ev,r-
green's. aud across the stage ~as suspended the
motto. Strive for Honor"
Ne enjoyed the occasion greatly, although We
with Others, were annoyed ty the constant in.
gress and egress OF uneasy urehins who seemed
determined to to be both heard and seen.
It's said that Music hath charms to soothe
i savage" We queried whether the good reo-
Die of Vienna disbelleyed the statement of the
'eot. or whether they took it for granted that no
avages would be present to be soothed-ai any
ate. the exhibition lacked that pleasing feature
+ all such gatherirgs-music.
The exhibition closed about ten O'Clock. and
he audience dispersed. well pleased with the
exercises.
OSE VINO WAS THERE.
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DERFUMERY-Lubin's Bazin's and
MicheiI's celebrated Perfameries.a at
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Proceedings of Council.

Proceedings of Council.
Warren. Feb. 10. 1889.
Council met at the call of the Mayor. Mem
bers ali present. Minutes read and approved.
Bills of Spear & Co.. J. Bride and S. L Free
man, were presented and ordered to be paId-
Several other bills were presented and referred.
The Ordinance requiring a side walk on tht
south side of Washington Avenue, was read tht
second time.
An Ordinance was presented. granting to the
Warren Gas Light Company the privilege o.
manufacturing gas in Warren. for the period Of
ten years, and furnishing the same for public
purposes, including churches and schools. at q
price not exceeding $3.50 per 1000 cubic feet
and to individualsat a price not exceeding S3,5
per 1000 cubic ieet.
A proposition was also presented from a com.
pany in Salem. asking for an Ordinance giving
them the privileged of manufacturing gas in War
ren, time unlimited, and proposing to furnish
gas for street lamps at 50. 90 per 1000 cubic feet
and other consumers at $500 per 1000 cubic feet
The matter was, on motion, referred to a com.
mittee, consisting of Messrs. HapgOOd, Hoyt and
Baldwin.
On motion, the Council adjourned, to meet on
Saturday evening. Feb. 26.
Attest: G. n. HAPGOOD.
Recorder.
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NEWTON PAtls. Ohio. DC. an.!

NLNIOH EALLss vIIUs VLE III
Prov. GATCHELL-DsGr Sir: I feel under obligation
to testify 10 the COED effects which yOur medicine has
had in my case Always a feeble constitutions, l was
for along time a suTerer from what vas considered to
be 1ronehttis. My throat WAS perfectly raS and my
lungs were very sore and weak. Was obliged to give
up all industry. and at length 7 gave up all hopes Of
being cured. L vas not only attended by various ply
sicians. bat | resorted also TO patent medicines with
out any benefit from either.
Last January. as = last resort. I called upon you -
Alter a careful examination OF my case you thousht
) OF could help both my throat and other weakness,
for l lad become very nervous aud much reduced in
strength. ! commenced taking your medicine and
in three OF Tour weeks found myself appreciahly better
20 that hecame as well as l have been at any me in
ny lie. I am now enjoying ordinary health, able to
exercise daily industry and still improving.
l would recommend all who are afflicted as I have
been, 10 cali Prof Gatchell.
Yours with due Rcsnect.
LOR-NDA S~uEFELETOR.
San. 18Th ~
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Eight Dollars per dav. Win wants it,

~ UNyi No WcI01 =
The Town Clerk. of Warren. received last
week, a letter from VIM. C. Ketchum. of Benton
Centre, Yates Co, N. Y. Mr.. Ketchum states
that a company is to be organized. TO build a
Rail road called the Leroy Central running from
Canandagua. N. 7, to Desmoines, Iowa, passing
through Jefferson and Warren, Ohio. Ketehum
says that HE is President of the road, that he
wants the Town Clerk to select a Director living
in Warren, thai the Directors salary shall be
eight dollars per day and travelling expenses al
lowed. Whoever wants this place OF honor and
preft, can apply to the Town Clerk. Gentle
men, don't all speak at once.
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NJ NJ!

Go to NcCoNNELL'S before YOU go. and get a pal
before you go Fen 23l No.. 20 MAIN ST.
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Examination of School Teachers.

HE Board al och0Ol Examiners Tor
Il Trumhnll County, viii commence their regular
Examinations on MONDAY TIE 2-th Day OF FEBRUARY,
1853. and for the Convenience OF the Board Of Exam
liners and Teachers. the Board have districted the
Thcee persons who wish to be examined as Teachers.
and reside in the townships Of Southington. CHAMPION
aud Bazetts. viii attend for Exam.na ion on Monday
the 2-th day of FehruarT.
Those residing in HoEland. Weathersdeld and War
ren. VIII attend on Wednesday the I'd day of March
Those residing in L0rdstoWn. Newton and Brace
VILE on Friday the 4tt day OF March.
Those residing in Hubbard. Brookfeld. Vienna and
Liberty, on Monday the 9Th day of Maren.
Those residing in 6ustavus. Greene and Efnsnan.
will attend on "Wednesday the 9th day Of March.
Those residing in Pennington, Mesopotanis and
Bloomfield, on Friday the llih day Of March.
Those residing in Johnston, Mecca and Bristol. on
Monday the I9th day of March.
Those residing in F1Eler, Hartford and Vernon. on
Wednesday the 18th day OF March.
The Examinations viii he held at EXPIRE HALL, in
WARREN, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of each
day. q. II HCTCuINs. Clerk of
Board of Examiners.
= H. D.- 0hZ ro-a
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Nrwros r.tts. Ohio. Oct. 1ath. ras

NEWTON FAILS, Ohio, Oct. Eth, I8aS.
PRcF. UATcHELL:-I will for the benefit Of others
afflicted as | have been, make a short statement Of
my case. | vas sick Cor twelve years, and during the
las; iodr Of the twelve. ] had n bad sp-lleveTS two or
three weeks with severe vomiting for a day and night
and complies prosJratioa | Eould have distressing
pains IN TIE stomach and head. and they wonld extend
over the whole body.
had also a disease 81 the kidneys and a constant
pain in my left side. At my monthly turns I suffered
very much with great pain and weakness. The bad
spells that l had woul sometimes enfeehle me so that
! wo-li not get 'holt for 4 week and during this latter
part OF ny sickness they had begun 10 be as frequent
as two or three in 4 week.
About the middle Of August I commenced taking
mediein. Of Prof. Gatchell. Since which have not
had q single sas spell, and my health is steadily i'm
proving though l am doing the most OF the work for E
very large family. Mrs SUSANNA Il
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School Exhibition at Newton Falls.

~~@4oUA I-L-U4N4OH ~ ~oH ~1ESs
The exhibition Of the Phoenix and Dtlphic
Societies Of the Newton Fails Union School, took
place on Friday evening. The exercises were
somewhat long. lasting until after midnight. but
they were so interesting that the larg' audience
remained, gladly. until the close. There was
not a single failure. but each scholar performed
his or her part creditably, and some were exceed.
ingly well done.
The music by Beavers Band. and the Little
Family. added not a little to the pleasure of the
evening. G..
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Gnnl1 not 60.

Williams, alias somebody else. is now in the
iail. charged with u%ttering counterfeit money
The Marshal of Cleveland. on Monday. came to
Warm, TO gallant him 10 Clevelend, and let
him attend Court there. But circumstances pre-
vented his leaving Warren.
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ECLECTIC MEDICINES-Eclectic
II preparations Of Al! kinds FOR sale by
A.nn..L L .rW
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Juvenile Concert.

Juvenile Concert.
Prof. W. c. WcLs'er. aided by his Juvenil
Singing Glass, will give a Concert at Einpir
Hall. on Saturday evening. Miss S. A. Web
sier, an accomplished performer. will preside a
the piano. The Juvenile Glass has been unde
the tuition of Prof. Webster two terms, and ha.
made good progress. We can assure those who
attend. that they will be interested as well il
the young performers enter into the spirit o: it
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JorxrI-
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Vol for Pixies Peak.

Five young men from Hubbard. in this coun-
ty, LEFT this place. on Friday. for Pixies Peak
Among them were Messrs. Misner. Cramer and
Long
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The Old Bridge Gone.

On Friday. the snow had disappeared, and
the waters of the Mahouing were on the rise,
and the drawing for that e~xcellen: painting of
the Old Bridge, by VIM. T. Porter, care off
The lot fell to Rufus Thomos, who carried Of
the prize.
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Petit Larceny

John DeIl,r charged with stealing a crow bar
and chain. was examined before Esq. Krrrs OF
Niles. and haunt over, last Friday. to The Court
of Cannon Pleas On Saturday, he was brought
before the Probate Court. and let to bail.
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Z EGAL NOTICE.
IL IN PROBATE Co0RT OF TRrsBrLL o.
George vs.. Harrington, Administrator on
John Harrington. Deceased

IL IN PROBATE CoCRT OF TRrABrLL CorxrI.
George vs.. Harm gtoa. Administrator or
John harrington. DISEASED
vs.
khoda harrington. Ezra Harripxteu.f Prrrrrax -
William D. Harrington, John ! Har-
Iirgton. Lewis J. Harrington, Joshua sElE LAsp-
harrington, George W. Harrington.
Jane Fuller, Sarah Euiler. Adesia FaE el
Ter. heirs Of Deborah Fuller. deceased
aaG Joseph Perkins. 80
70 the above named persona. who reside on. Of he
state OF Ohio. you are hereby Informed, thar on the Str
Gay OF February, 1853, said Adninistrator hled kls
petition in the Probate Court Of TrumbnlI County, the
OBJECT and prayer OF which IS TO obtain an order for
me assignment Of Widows dover, and for sale Of ne
ioIloSing Real Estate Of said d~eeedent, or so mach
lAeTeoiSa may be necessary 70 pay debts o. said decs-
deht- 20 Wit: The homestead and farm on which tks
SAID Sahn harrington resided, situate in Greene in
sAid county. and part Of Lot No. IN said Township,
anu Consisting l10 i6 100 acres Of land; excepting *
Lot.
watch petition win be heard on the 18th day Of
March, 1889. at the 0fice Of said Court
GEORGE ". HARRINGTON, Admir-. OF.
ksb. To- 596E- John Harrington, deceased.
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james &. Brooks.

will he literally on hand. but practically on his feet, &c
attend With his us1at enOnptness 10 the customers.
"A WORD TO Il WISE Is SUFFICIENT"
Bat when you pay tbs pap r by the year, an advertiser
wants TO put in more. SO I must call attention 10 a
slight rnnneratiSn Of some OF the stock:
so dozen Sap Buckets aad Pals.
Extra Larre Tubs.
Meal Selves
assorted Wonders Riddles.
100 Remington Gun Barrels.
50 Tons Iroa-ail s zes.
900 KEGS assorted Nails
100 do do Wheeling Nails. on hand and to arrive
so pair IL fklx Eastern Spfings,
Pittsburgh Strings and Axes-in any quantity.
600 Sett Parker Blind Bats.
10 do Thimble Skins--tssoTted!
eU0 do assorted Grauad Wagon Boxes.
Muly Mil. Sash Mil. x Car, CON-, Patent Tooth X
Cut building aad Circalar Sass
500 lbs Solid Box Vices
Largest Stock JoiRer's Tools in Town
Carpenters and Carriage Makers Patent Adjustable
Slaves.
Amss Shovels and Spades. &
2OO0 Feet assorted Lead Pipe
SASH, BLINDS & Do0RS-at Factory prices:
Warm Feh "a l-5g-
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j. W. HILL q EMILY n. HUI
Musical Asso .iatipn at Bristol

Musical Asso .iation at Bristol
Messrs EdilOrs:-Win you publish the fol-
lowing preamble anl resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted by the Union Musical As
ISOLATION. at the convention lately held in Bris-
toll:
Whereas. The Union Musical Association has
been. for the past four days under the Insiruc-
lion of Prof. A n johnson. we. the members
thereof, do cheerfully adoit the following res
o~luuons:
ResoIoed, That wehighly approve of Mr. John
sons sy strm in all lis departments, as far as our
means during the four days study under his in
s~truciinn. has enabled Us to ascertain the princi-
pies thereof.
Resoired. That We fully endorse Mr.. Johnspn's
views. as set forth in his American Choir" for
the cultivation and preservation of the voice. and
recommend 1t ms superior to any coming under
our observation
Resolced. That as a conductor of this conven-
ton. Mr.. johnson has given entire salts faction +;
and we cheerfully recommend him to Musical
Associations, Teachers and Choristars In gene
raj. as a man capable Of giving the best of in-
struction, and that in the most intelligent man
ner.
Resolced. That n copy of the above preamble
and resolutions be presented to Mr., johnson. and
that they also be published in the Trumbull Co.
papers.
The Society adjourned to meet at Mesopota-
mia, on Thursday, April l4th, at 9 O'Clock A.
NJ. and hold a convention of one day. which
will be conducted by j. Smith. of Bloomfield.
The books to be used. are the jubilee and Song
Crown. WILLARD CASE,
d. a. LIE, Secry. President.