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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-06

MAoNrrCHNr SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL Rzizk
SS7O.OOOi
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
CLASS -
rs drawn IN Wilmington. Del. saturday March 81 seo
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I0fTERIEs.
CONSOLIDATED
LeTTEkfES ef DELAWARE,
FER marcAs 1ooo.
wRkzEgf01 DEL-z EARk
uoTTERIEs.
.AoNfrrCuNr scHHnrn.

Ia Msnaes al ~ sAe petite NE fsIlsvinx
splendid sskess 70 Be drawn ia Wilmington, Dsszsre BY
ei.ts authority
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SAvE THE PIEcEs.-preIared Glue for including furnI-
~ lure oys crockery, &c This article neatly put up In
sas ready for use, with brush aud all complete sale by
Ico luis JNU. II. SEAY. Druggist
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RIcHmoHp ADyERT1sEHEHTs.
6onbrem Quauo,

Sonbrero 0uano.
600 TuSs eoNBRKso euAro laadns nvh eshcon
ZtJV a. sWaf Haxies a.see from sonbsere Island. fuF
ssle by RDN0sD, DAvEsP0sT Coz
a. S.s Riehmond Va.
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Old Mountain rive Wb;Skcv
Singers Sewing Machines

-. hOAilS,CA . o0WlllR NlaCN1OSS.
hfA success always the proof of
men judged by this test there is saving machine
before The public comparable Singers SEWN. Machines
n'ef establishing The highest reputation In United States
ey were exhibited nj the late Exposition Univcrscle In
france, where they carried OF tho highest premium;
great manuacioy To make them has been bull, in Paris
every nfanch oil Industry In which sewing is 10 be done
use aeines can he used with profit As speed
al ne halfway train Is to travelling foot sewing with
Shgers Machines compared with hand sewing. No tailor,
soenake dressmaker, carriage trimmer, sader halter &c,
We should NOT be without The profit using Of
ese machines regularly employed Thousand Dollars
!er IN All private families where there is sewing To
W noe these machines are invaluable assistance Planes
ana hoei keepers mud them particularly profit
s' These machines are simple In their construction and
very strong asd durable being the only kind Of Sewing Ma
chine ever made by which every sort Of work coarse
could Do lercty executed Thousands Of and WORTH
es sewing nchit. have been made and sold under various
nes Du singers Machines alone found every
where 10 satisfy the wants Of the people.
ram printed instructions using are sep with each
oe from which any readily acquire the
s se, nc machines are packed securely 10 to any
par VI Tue "o To all persons desiring particular i'll
s n i We WI" s on application by Letter either Of our off,
"hoiy devoted 10 the Sewing Machine interest.
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ov Ek SEED Bushels prime Clover Seed on consyn-
~ ment, for sale low TO close, by
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SCHEME.

57se6 prtsea snoaniihg TO-. bsox"V
TICKETS a. Halves Go, Qiarters - Eighths 42Ao
Cerncae of Package OF 10 hoies costs s9 20
W Haifes..s4. its ~
DO. do. 70 Quarters. ~ -
Do. do. 20 Elghtls.. ........... 81 ~
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS "a,
To Be drawn In Wilmington Ds saturday, March 3l i7co
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/. NJ. SINGER & CO.,


Principal Office, No. S23 Broadway, New York.
:. ~ Mav 9fi1oEsNo Bosoi No o. Chap
Newark - No. l42 Chesaut ST., Phlal,lpha No. 05 BA
iore 81 Baltimore: No 81 Westminster St. Providence H.
J.; No. East sth ST., Cincinnati; No. 65 North 4 ST., ST.
louis No. 81 ST. Charles ST. New Oroans No. 20 Dauphin ST.
Mobile fdec 24-d&cts.1
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kkts H M i; !.
OFFICE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD

7 V,
PEfERsDuKG, February 49, ls1.
IN nn after Monla, The goth day Of February the follow
~ ing rates Of freight will he Charge. by the south Side
Railroad Company from lynchburg Petersburg, Richmond
aud Gil, romi
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Buck wheat /. BuckNheat =,

NJ have iIsi rece, ed another prime BUCK WHEAT
FLot II, pul up "a 20 10 a0I for sale accom-
mgda,lng terms nj SOLOMON Mu SsLRS.
j, feb AIS
fSkoUND PLAsFEk-Wc prepared q furnish nj
~ car NH or store. quantity Of ,sb
Tia Piasler. NoWlIS Al NIIrI5II
Jan E.h No. 81 Main street,
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All articles consigned to the Agent nj city Point will be ship
him by Vessels directed. and
bills ndng taken and forwarded without any a.idkiuiial
charge
Fr classification of goods and other information apply the
Agent al lSnchburg II. ID. BIRD, Sup't.
Irb 10 2m
sS Merchants and others informed that III
south side kairuad Company la' made
the done their Depot all points
The charges, aud Canal BasiI.
tive orders 10 Mr. H. r. SlNiS, them
Railroad Dep"t W. b. GRIUti, Ageul
INN' Feb, u, 1850. Il. H..
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shoes Ssalsi shoes
%. fSfosei - ~ y Nh sseet Formerly Bridge
- new and assortment Of Ladies' and Chldrrns
Shoes. Uhch viii be sold suelp iar cash
ieb - DAVID LAWSON.
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CAUTION.
Persons living NJ diaaeo should be extremely cautious Of
they Itcr Tickets Certificates II Packages al
Tickets The country Is flooded with bogus and indlina
livery nduceuient In held Out to get pcrons IN
money In them. Capital Prizes Of from fso10D ti8o0o
head their sc,emcs-~ith Tickets nj tine Douar sUOubo
Capital Prizes offered, Tickets a. All such. IN ever, In
frauds, and monoy sent 10 them Tor Tickets
IL thrown away without The shadow Of chance oi
getting prize Beware II all iolierc where the Capital
rixu unusually comparison the price Of lrktts
In every Instance large przoa offered for small
81 Tickets, put Il down ior n certain fraud.
fy- All orders addressed to FRAsoE BRoApsEsrs Co,
Wilmington Del, Will meet with prompt attention, nnd the
,rnied Official drawings sent over.
FRANCE BKoADBENTS Il co,
fed ~. di,lofis Wilmington, Del
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CsALCiSE PLAsTRR-ror sale low NV
~ feb 1T-ta " .i,ps now, = ,o
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EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIzEi
Prizos payable in full, without deduction.
~ THESE ryEK, PEifH ~ DRAWN
Splendid SCHEME.


2asGa Irzes amounting s5io0o0
whsle Tickets e10 Halves o.. Quarters t2.50
who desire only Tho risk Package,
for which " e will seni n Certificate foliowsi
Certificate of Package OF 10 wholes costs 800
do. do 10 Halves " ......,... ~
do. do 10 QuartSrs, Fl" ....., ...... ~
Ibu. rs Eigbuis, I" ....4..4.... ~
sE- Prizes paid immciiae, hfer the drawing.
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Arrivals and Departures.


From Savannah n the steamship Augusta-J Johpson Mr.
and Mrs Griffin, Brown Miss n A Bean, ] Pense, NJ
stor children and nurse Sheppard, DR. Clark Mr.
and Mrs II Smith J W BALKAN, Morgan Dessau, Jaa
Brstwight A Newbrey q w PennymaR Mrs n W Ospoot
and child, Middleton, A and srudder Mr. and Mrs
Chadwick, weizfeder, Miss wppe Miss Smith G Z Robin
son, washbnrn Capt Ross H Maloy, Bscher, Wood
John Els Mas Bella Worthington, Spear Hnchinrs I
Many. II u Healy, Chss Sai,er Benz, Johnson j
Wright Mcphl'ps p Gallagher + c Bench ! = Hutton 7
German " Davis, W Mccullers, Salton Kioenbslm
Jingier, w Bull, Collins Daley Fiber ID Msyoa
Knapp, SiewArt-ard6 10 the s,eerage.
DEPARTURES
For Liverpool IN The steamship North American from Port
,sndVMlisn Morris and lazy q England James Orkney
hec Mrs Dease Mrs Brennan Bshop de Chsrboue and Rev
Canon Phibert " Toronto James tesrn.y Mrs esrnev
John Brsssley Mrs Brassel John Oxilyey Charles "a
mour Cahsrne Fitzgerald James McCorSuey Frsncs Ford
Henry Pepcergrssi and William Grant of Boston Thomas
Higginson OF Hawteshuri Captain Eagesione Salem
John Ihon,as OF - Johps b Norris OF Kingston Mrs
sinclair and child and Sinclair Of Hamiton Thomas
smith, Of Montreal William Boyle Charles Hastinrs John
Nhubess,n PEARSON, Shaw Puryis and Hebron, Of
loronio Mr. ana Mrs Ref, Of New York. Total, 81.
For Savannah IN the ssexshi, the sou,hd vgce
Ihos loppgs. Carter Mr. and Mrs Henry l. Awaier,
Cseosn Louis Holmes, Bssiey, u Lang. " RouH~
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Assembly,.

ALBANY, Feb. IA. 1850.
Several members who were absent yesterday appeared
at the bar Of he House, made explanations and were ex
cused. urgsfs sf5rss -
Ar FIAGIER (rep) from the Rro Rata Committee sui
ted tho balance Of testimony taken before the commit.
tee This report contains Mr. Cobbs spesoh In favor Of
the Pro Rata bill, with sundry revsions and additions
Being general order day the House went into
Of the whoethe discussion Of the bill authorizing thu
laying double railroad track IN Brookivn and Na,so
occupying most Of the session. - "~"S
Inc pn 70 prevent the stockholders OF corporatiou
.oin sossng W proxy was ordered TO third reading
Ta ZEN e Is 70 apply only 70 railroad corporations
Inc PHI 70 prevent and punish prize fighting was taken
up IN Committee Of the Whoe After strong onposition On
Inc ground that II violated the constitutional guarantee
amendment was inserted that no man tesfyinr shan be
liable TO prosecution for being presen. at gat and he
Dill was ordered to third reading
The Dill to regulate the of interest ON loan or for
Whole - - - N's' " VIC
Mr. BURNETT moved to strike out the epactnQ clause
Mr. MilIKEN spoke at length support Of the bill He
deemed the present law Of the most unjust upon thu
statute book One half OF pleas OF usury now put IN
are urgrounded, aud only made by dshonorable men
who desire to evade postpone the payment Of lust or
ies contracts The aversion which the and jury
the present law and plead usury, and the sympathy
always evrced for the party losing his principal were
sufficient evidence OF the unjust character OF the law
late Tor the strong against the weak
MI Willy declared that those who supported the bill
were advocates OF Shylocks was not the farmers Of
the State, bun the usrrers, who asked this law
N. MnnKE replied defending the principle of the
proposed reform Usurers did not ask for this BILL for
would De more eiectual safeguard against exorbitant
rates OF interest than the present can be- The cx
ing law Is violated every day. and only the rogues pro-
After warm debat., Mr. LAW said that the subject
one Of too much importance to warrant striking out tho
sneong clause He thought the time should DC gwen for
thorough discussion OF the question on s merits and
without prejudice. BE moved TO report progress.
This motion prevailed, and then, after discussing
several local bills, the Assembly adjourned
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=. 81 0OAUSG0e
- ~ IL ALBANY, Fob IA, 1850
Quite large number Of remopstrauces vere pre.s.teh
by nearly all the Senators against the removal Of tbs E
river steamboats, from their present landings also srrs
number against the Pro Rata bill s
Mr. LAWRENCE (dem.) presented q petition for ferry
between River Head, Sag Harbor and Greenport.
Mr. MANN1ERRK (rep) introduced bill to amend the
act for the incorporation OF religious societies. allowing
them to hold real estate the annual income Of which should
Mr. GRANT (dem) introduced a bill to amend the Re.
vised Statutes relative 10 mock auctions 1t provides that
any auctioneer sells goods under false
all hold out equal in value TO the sample he shall forfeit
The goods 70 The buyer pay back the money, and also
former. 1t gives any judge, mayor or justice having
criminal jurisdiction the power to enforce the penalty
imprison the offender. e'tf.r 30 :.
Mr. MASNHRRz introduced bill to charter the Americaa
Museum
The Walabout Martyrs bill was reported favorably.
IN favor Of the anrenters changing the law Of landerd
and tenant 90 as TO meet their cases. Mr. Hammond
moved to refer back the report
After sharp skrmish the motion prevailed BY vote
Of "A 70 r. the President casting the deciding vote
The Canal Appropriation bill was reported back from
the committee, with provisions for the extension Of tho
Chepango and the completion of the Champan canal aud
with the appropriations for the Erie and other canals r.
duced. r
The Governors Message then taken up in Commit
Mr. CALVIN (dem replied at length to the remarks oc
Senator Hammond, contending that the Governor haA
Drought up unnecessarily the question Of slavery in his
annual Message The democratic party held that tho
people OF the Territories have the exclusive power 70
settle their own affairs In their way slavery forming
no exception to the exercise OF that power The democratic
party hold that Congress shall not interfere slavery in
the Territories but shall abstain and desst therero and
that the doctrines Of the republican party dametr-
cay opposed to these principles Mr.. Calvin ably and
boldly vndcated the doctrine Of the popular sovereignty
OF the people OF the Territories quoting from the On
cinnan platform and Mr. Buchanans letter Of acceptance
to prove that such was the doctrine avowed by the demo-
cratic party, North and South, East and West Any de-
pRJture from must disorganize and destroy the party
He attacked the democrats who abandoned that platform
unsparpgy, and expressed his belief that the popular
sovereignty banner would be again borne aloft in the
next Presidential cam pagp
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various institutions to be 1884 at the present time
Admitted during the week 1928; died, discharged
and sent to the State prison and penitentiary,
l,273-leaving an increase Of SIS. The Clerk of the
Board occupied the time nearly up to five O'Clock
in reading the semimonthly regulations, at which
hour, there not being quorum in attendance, the
President adjourned the meeting over until Tues
day next.
We publish in another part of to-day's paper an
advertisement, coming from the passengers Of the
steamer Cortes. which arrived from San Francisco
at Panama on the goth Of January, giving in very
decided terms their Interpretation of the manner
in which they were treated by the agents of the
Panama Railroad Company. II it be true, it is
hardly fair treatment, and the Panama Railroad
Company deserve the censure they have received.
The railroad connecting the two oceans should be
open to the world.
On Monday afternoon as Mr.. J. II. Lee was driving
down Broadway near Fortyifth street, his horses
took fright, and after running two blocks made q
quick turn and threw Mr.. Lee to the pavement.
He was picked up insensible and conveyed to his
residence, No. ITO Ninth street, where he is now
lying in very critical state.
The Young Mems National Union Club Of this
city met last evening and perfected their organize.
ton by choosing permanent officers of the associa
ton. 1t was announced that national Union mass
meeting will be held ON the 2lst inst, when all the
leading Southern American Congressman are ex.
pected to be present.
Judge Hogeboom has dissolved the injunction
restraining the sale of the Brooklyn ferry leases.
We give the opinion of the Judge elsewhere. The
case will il is understood be taken to the Court Of
Appeals.
The sales OF cotton yesterday embraced about 900
bels The market closed with seadiness on the basis of
quotatons given in another column. Flour heavy,
and some descriptions lower, while sales OF State
and Western brands to fair extent Southern -four
less buoyant owing TO increased receipts and inside
brands easier Wheat firmly held, while sales
we're confined TO Canada white at 81 40. Corn was In
good demand, chiefly from the Eastern trade, with
sales Of Jersey and Southern yellow and white
Southern at 7sc. 79c. Pork was firm, but
LEGS active old mess sold at SIT 50; new do.
SIS so, old prime at sl2 Is sl2 co. and $14 50 for
Sugars firm, with sales Of 400 hhds 200
boxes, at rates given in another column Coffee firm,
With sales of 900 bags Rio and 200 do Santos, at full
prices. The stock Of Rio embraced about % 313 bags
$1,000 mats Java and 900 bags do and total Of all
ment in rice yesterday The sales embraced terces,
closing within the range of 33sc Axe per h., estab
fishing advance OF Sc 3lec per lib. Freghts were
firm, with fair engagements especially to Liverpool Gas
gov and London.
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IN. mar .-. o~ize FIghting-vAs
Bin Relstiv. !, che rate " Intsrest sa
Money-Tollinx railroads, &c., co.
QUIZ SPECIAL Alb. my DESPATCH.
ALBANY, Fob. II, 1894
TIA Prize Fighting bin was orda led to third reading
this evening.
The House then went into committee Of whole upon
bill 70 regulate the rate of interest, which drew out
sharp discussion, In which q number OF persocs
ucipated. The opponents Of the bill characterised as
measure Of the Shylocks, who had made 1t stopping
stone 70 abolish the usury laws
The bill In question confines the forfeiture on suit o.
plea Of usury To the interest only, instead Of interest
principal, a. v tho case under the present laws. fhs
controversy upon It onght would Indicate that Is To ~
fought step BY step on both sides. f y
The Senate had under consideration e sub,ect os ~
ing railroads Senator Hammond made lengthy speech.
In which he denounced the Clinton League and favored
the tong Of certain roads, they had given them
large franchises He denied that there vas any raA
throughout the country against the railroads. a SUCH
neither there any desire the part the peop,e 70
lay burdensome tax upon that kind OF property hers
desire for measure, and such he wss
willing to vote for tolng those roads that took ~
the business Of the canals but Others He In favor
OF exempting the Rome and Watertown and New York
and Erie roads, He also denied that those petitions tia
League and presented by them represented the feelings
Of the people upon the question. His constituents n
knew him. and they wanted any legislation OF that kind
they would send the petitions to him, and not To agents
Of the Clinton League Hereafter he wanted understood
that he should be exempted from presenting petitions
brought in by the Clinton League railroad men. Whilst
he wouldnot be the tool advocate of either party he
considered that they had perfect right TO TON railroads
and impose taxes upon other property.
Senator Spnoa opposed the bill in all its features; but
If they to become public punderers he hoped that
they would include all of the railroads. and put in the
Hudson River and other roads not mentioned in the
bill.
The motion to exclude the Erie road was voted down,
and the bill was then ordered to third reading, by
vote OF Is Q. ~
The pro rata war will be the order Of the day in the
House 10 morrow.
The following has been very privately circulated among
those believed be entirely reliable in the state:-
AMERICAN BALANCE POWER PARTY IN THE STATE OF New
NEW York, jan q, 1850
DEAR srn- has been deee. IN consusSsa
county composed supported ticket IN
this State meet Bnghamon, February u.s. at 10 A. T., q
with the rational Uuon party. II i important that
you should secretly make arrangements In your county
fifty tie credenas The delegates DO coansrssned byyoa
who. sco s shah he snd
our urion We have reason TO expect hearty 0snsu
! !! sHHTs ssseoxs. COO.
CHAS B. FREEMAN. n ~
In accordance with the call, which has been sent ID
only reliable in each county several balance Of
power Americans have gone up to Binghamton today.
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ANOTHER REPUBLICAN STUMP ORAroR.-The
republican party, not content with the ma
chinery which they are working at Washington
towards success in the Presidential election,
and the wide circulation of Helpers book all
through the country, have little band of
itnerant stump orators, under the guise of lee
turers, addressing political speeches to au-
diences in all the principal cities and towns
The other day we had Wendell Phillips lecturing
on Toussaint L'Ouverture-a capital stump
speech for an abolition candidates; then Joshua
+. Giddings gave us another political speech
Of the same complexion, which was announced
as lecture on the Duties Of Human Govern
ment;' and tonight Cassias IL. Clay, of Ken
lucky, holds forth at the Cooper Institute in
an address, the subject whereof is not
named, though from NJ. Clay's antecedenss
il is not difficult to divine what it is to be about
Cassius N. Clay's name figures not less than
three times in the list of subscribers in the
pages of Helpers Infamous book-once for
himself, and twice for other contributing par
ties--the whole amount being S2S5.
Many people who 60 to these lectures are
grossly deceived as to their character; they pay
their money to hear discourse upon some
Interesting and important topic, and they are
treated TO lecture, with what Colonel Benton
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FIRE IN FuIroN STsEET-Betwcen eight and nius O'Clock

last night FIRE broke out segar store kept by Jacob
flexrer, at No 1924 Fulton street. The flames were
exngushed by the hremen The loss On stock and
fixtures viii be about $500 The adjoining bookstore. on
the corner of Nassau street, owned by John Badburn
was damaged by water and smoke the extent abou.
5000, said TO be insured Tie coffee saloon in the base
ment, kept by Treusdeu Spaiord slightly damaged
by water Insured for $500 in the Quaker City Insurance
Company OF Philadelphia Some slight damage was also
done 10 the hair dressing OF Mr. Lewis, on tho
second floor The building is owned by Christopher Ius
IL is damaged about SEQ, and is injured for $4,000
in the Continental Insurance Company The origin Of the
FIRE ie unkn own ut present
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New York, wednesday, February 10, 1850
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
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Europe.
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this port to-day, for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close in this oy at zen o'clock
this morning.
The EUROPEAN EDITION HERALD viii be published
a hafpast nine O'Clock In the morning Single copies In
wrappers, six cents
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF tho
NV YoRk HERALD Will be received at the following places
In Europe
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The contents OF Me EUROPEAN EDITION HsRArD
VIII combine the received by mail and telegraph At
the ONCE during previous week and up the hour Of
pubhcatiop.
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p Rrur N / Feb

Tho knight Templars Of the State OF New Jersey met In
this city to day and elected the following oficers-Wm
H. Daegett E q. Commander; E. G Taylor, E. Deputy a.
Commander; ,Theophilus Fske, G. Geueralissimo John
Hilton G. Captain General; W. Wallace Goodwin g.
Senior warden; E. T. Applegate, g. Junior Warden: a.
B. Edwards, G. Treasurer C. G. Minor, G. Recorder:
J. Corson, G. Standard Bearer; A. G. Gkyson, G. Sword
Bearer; r. Gsuntt, G. Warden.
The officers were publicly installed in the evening by
Sir Knight jeremiah L. Hutchinson who acted as proxy
for the Grand Master OF the United States
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Dr. CAHl. THE IRISH LECTURER This distinguished per
coinage whose lectures in this city and suburbs since bis
arrival in this country have given general satisfac
ton, has at the invitation OF the New York Catholic Ii
brary Association consented TO deliver q lecture before
them ST Parick's day, At the Academy Of Music Sub
ect "The Fidelity OF Ireland in Defence Of her Liberties
and her Ancient RELIGION,