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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

LAST WORDS OF A NOBLE Boron the Goth OF
January, when the Army Of the Potomac, by com
Inand Of Gen. Burnside, was ordered forward into
action Lieut.. j. w. WorthinQton, then A. ID. {. 70
Gen. Piatt, under the forcboding realized in very
few days. that hs end was near, wrote home, giving
directions about bls worldly affairs, closing with
these stirring words:
90 into battle with light heart trusting to The God
Of all will do my duty and II die hope it will be with
NV face TO tho II fall wish my remains 10 be brought
home they be obtained ana bu led with tho e. % the
Presbyterian Church. by the aide of my mother In the full
uniform Of my office.
My last prayer is: May God tore Union;
NAV country again united forever remain great free
nation and may all her enemies DO oYerthfown"
5cioto (OhIo) Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
n.,,L .f the Rev. DIR. Robert Baird, ID. Id.

Tho Rev. Robert Baird, ID. d., the author
nreacber inguis: traveller, and manager Of various
Cb,st;an and charitable enterprises, died at his
;depce. in Yonkers, on Sunday morning, having beer
suddenly prostrated with hemorrhage of the lungs
bu. few days previous.
DR.. Baird was born of Scotch parents, in Fayette
County, Pa, Oct. G. 1898. He pursued his stable,
at Washington and Jefferson Colleges, graduating a
the latter in the year 1918. After spending yeai
as principal of school in Belefont, where ho be-
came frequent contributor to the newspapers, be
entered the Theological Seminary ct Princeton,
where no studied three years, and ofhcia'ed one
year as teacher in the College. In 1922, be TOOK
charge Of an Academy in Princeton, position 10
held for five years preaching occasionally. Id 1919
he commenced what be regarded as the great mis-
sion of his life, the extension Of Proestantism anu
the naturalization of the world in connection with
1b. benevolent and Christian institutions of the age
At his suggestion, every destitute family in New
jersey was supplied with copy OF the Bible. In
1899, he became agent of the American Sunday
School Union, travelling and holding meetings for
five years in all parts OF the country, Increasing the
influence and adding vastly to the funds Of the So
cietv, In 1895 he visited Europe, with view to
rowling the Protestant faith where it was weak,
and promoting the cause of temperance and morality
He was a very Industrious man. as the
following works from his ready and graceful
pen plainly attest: "View OF the Valley of the
Mississippi" "History of the Temperance Socio'
ties" translated into FIVE lenguages) "a View of
Religion in America" Professionalism in Italy,"
"The Christian Retrospect and Register His.
tory of the A!bigenses, Waldenses, and Vaudois;'
"vist to Northern Europe &C. DIR. Baird was
Secretary and Agent of the American and Foreign
Christian Union for several years in which capacity
he was frequent contributor to various journas.
At the coming anniversaries he will be greatly
missed His amiable department, his good common
sense and his skill in the management of the Socie.
lies In which he was interested rendered him very
efficient helper in the committee-room and or the
platform. Few Americans had such an extensive
personal acquaintance with the distinguished men
in this country and in the Old World. lie had fire.
duent interviews with the crowned heads and Cabi.
nets of Europe. lie was q conservative, Christian
gentleman of fine attainments and fair ability. II
be sometimes put down the brakes upon the car Of
progress with too much force these who questioned
bis judgment in such matters never doubted the
purity of bis motives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

3AMMIS-A Flushing. Long Island on Sunday Marsh Is
OF pecan Mis- william samms aged - years
the relatives and ends respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral s his late residence F,shfng ON Wedne..
day. March ~, at IL O'clock See boat Leaves Fulon
Market slip at l0l James slip at II a M and foot Of
ghifty -foudh street at IL a. IN.
STON-iu Accushust, Tue-dsy. March TO- Miss Ann
Swift Snow aged ~ years daughter OF late Can't Loum
Snow
aged 81 yeat.
The relatives and friends Of tho family invited attend hs
GIr.r. from no. c5 East Thirteenth street.
Isib st. a. 10 o'clock The remains viii be taken TO
Youkrls for inerrneut
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ASSEMBLY.

The Speaker announced the Grinding COMMITTED
IA follows: MessrS. Loveridge, Moulton. Fisher
johnson, Davis. Fletcher, Miller, Freeman, Monroe
Wait. l.. Dewey, Lott, Quackenbnsh.
The bill increasing the salary OF the Pelice JUS
tees and Justices of the Peace Of Brooklyn, u
81, 500, passed 10 third reading.
The bill incorporating tbs Chenango Valley Rail
road Company passed to third reading.
Progress was reported Oh the bill making an ap
preparation to reimburse the Manhattan Company
the premium paid coin purchased to pay the inter
est on the canal debt.
The bill incorporating the 81. Paricks Bonevo'
lent Society OF Ionkers passed to third reading.
The bill authorizing the election of two additional
Supreme Court Justices OF the lst District parsed Il
third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
Ear Art1ytIc TgLrcRApn.-By invitation Of

THE ATLANTIC TZLEGRAPH.-By invitation Of
IN. New Yori Con.fei. Association Cyrus w fioG. ESQ.,
will sddress the member, Of that Assoeiasonod. rues
dsJ at O'cloct 81 tho Produce Exchange Rooms on the
prospect. Of the Asnic Telegraph project In this oonnse
ton Is prone. state that over on, hundred OF leading
mercantile. and banking firms Of this city have subscrbed va
non. .un. ranging from aoO to $1,000 sterling amounting
in IN. ssss.s to over s2OOO The utmost confidence Ia
the .ucees Of this gest undertaking eIpesed BY our uie
chants, who are rapidly swelling the subscription lists
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Weather Reports. .MiRci

posros M,.. 10 m.-Thefmoressf i3o. wind N. light
Gear -.
BrYrALo. 0 .. m.-Thefmoms,.r 10. Barone!sf 2so.
Wind r.. Clear. - -
CiErsIsND. Ohio. a m.-Thsrmomeisr 21'. barometer
% -. Wind n Cloudy.
TorosTo C. W. u-Thsimons,sr 2o' Barometer
20 "a. Clear - .n
Cric,so. Ill. CT m.-ThdnOmeter -. BSomster $50
WHO'D an. w. ClsN. 80, ,,,, A,
CisotssAli, g m-Thefmomoier D.. VIVA y"
Clear. sr,,.. no p.,ou.
ter 30.oT3 Wind n T.. CLOUDY.
Ro.ro, n-Th.rmeu.,er o9o Wind ". y. Cloudy.
Ctsciss.ri p ui.-Thermome.ef $50. Clear.
MONTREAL, {. =. y. In-fhsfmomc'ef ~ bTome'"s
90 Wind ". Clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

The ladies Of tie Grand Duchy of Oldenburg in
Germany have formed Committees for the collection
Of lint and linen for the wounded Of the armiss OF
the Union. Mr.. NJ C. Gritzncr, our Consul II.
Oldenburg has charged himself with the transmits
sion of the material collected, at his own expense,
and the first installment-a large bale Of lint and
linen-has reached Mr. Simeon Draper by the las.
Bremen mail steamer to be delivered 10 our Govern
ment.
Tho "Norddeut,ehe Lloyd" tour Bremen and New orb
mall lins having IcEssd 70 chip the ms,e. thus
collected free OF charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

AGRICULTURAL BuREAu.-Mr. VIM. Saunders OF
Pennsylvania has been appointed Superintendent OF
one of the Botanic Gardens at Washington By the
Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner Of Agriculture.
This is considered an excellent appointment, as Mr..
8. is a thorough and accomplished botanist. He is
we'll vsrsed in agriculture, pomology, and horcnl-
ure Seeds or plants procured from all parts Of the
world are carefully propagated at these gardens in
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

friend the other day, and he and five more had
struck new gulcb, which prospccted Eve dollars to
the pan, but could not tell how long II would bold
out The average wages about the Brunack Mines
were Sc per day to the man. They are digging in
the old bed of the creek, where they make from s'o
to 500 per day to the hand and work only part Oh
the day; the mornings and evenings being 100 oo'o
to wash the dirt. the water freezing in tho Toms;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
NEw.YGnM LEEEshATUEE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March l6 1868.
mo Broadway Railroad bin has been reported ~
the Assembly. The Senate Railroad Committee VIII
report on Mr.. Connoliy's bin this week.
Mr.. IRUfN gave oice lo-Ai yit If ill for toe
appointment by tie Governor aud The Senate OF five
Commissioners TO construct aud work n railroad on
Broadway and other Streets and apply the profits 10
the payment Of the Croion Aquoduct and Central
Park debts.
Several minor Canal bills were ordered 70 third
reading.
The Senate tLen adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
The New Gold Mines.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.

correspondence Of The n. T. Inoune
FORT BRiDsER Utah, Feb, a. 1868.
judge that there will be at lesst 10000 men in
ebs new Gold DisGOgs BY the LIST Of August next
They are located a the east base Of the main chain Of
1s Rocky Mountains, above four hundred miles
north Of Salt Lake City, and about one hundred
and twenty-five south Of Lieut.. Mullans's Wagon
load; and tho reports Of their richness are reaching
y svsy day. I received letter from an old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
Murder in Ncw.I1nVrn.

Ngv.HAyKS, Monday March l6, le65.
Thomas +. McCailey, O member Of the Common
Council OF this city, stabbed at house of i'll
repute, called "Camargs,' or the " Red House,
in the northeastern section Of the town, Friday
night. and shortly after expired jury Of inquest
this morning rendered verdict that the blow was
inflicted with dirk knife in tho hands OF Geo. n.
Cook, and the jurors further say that Clemsntihe
Temple was present aiding and Abetting ssid Cook
in the commission Of said oHense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

traced the worst era of Chinese moecilisy'
And it will say this whenever convenient, IN
pttsr defiance Of its contrary aVormentS. That
Herald is a great journal Of the elrcu''lunlDier
fashion. If it could ever catch itself cherish
ing a principle it would blush for its simplicity
But there g no danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
Rini in Canada.

Or SPRINGS, C. w. Monday. March &c, 1852
A serious riot occurred here on Saturday night
between the whites and negroes. The whites organ
lied force, marched to the negro quater' ordered
the blacks away, destroyed their property and
burned their houses. The negroes fled to the woods.
Three of the rioters have been captured. Several
were wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

For LIVERPOOL DIREcT.-The steamship Kan
CARGO Capt Joreys will sail for Liverpool direct at Don to-
morrow "wednesday from Per No a North River specie
will be received a. tho whs till II NJ letter bag Will DO
made up at the Company's Office, No IS Broadway.
JOHN q. DALE Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
En,cr,ninment..-T March II.

WALLACK'S-Thc Busy Body.
WINTER OAKDEk-Loye.
kIBLOS-Ths EnchantTets.
TUYATER FHASCAIS-Pssosi 81 ChIInbord.
BARNuMS MuSEUM-The Roll OF the Drum.
BROADWAY MtNAGERIE-Wid animals performing
GOUPILS GALLERY Volcano OF th. Ande,
BROOKLYN ACADkMY-Ths Ambulance Drill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
Mails Close mt the Posf.OnIce.

For Europe BY steamer Aaba Tuesday March II y p
For New Orleans via HhSauu BY steamer koan.
oks Wednesday. March ls..................... III g. M
For Csiforni. 10, daily (Sundsys eIcepcdl.
overland Wis St. Joseph Mo........3 IL. and " p M
Nor,h-Albany. Buffalo aud Canada 80 o. m aud - y m
North and West WAY Mail. a.
Western Mail via Erie HAilrosd... a. m and D. m
Southern and 5outhWo,tern Mails IN, ~ and lot p M
Eastern Mail M. l2i and u y. M
New. IiedfoId Newport and Fall II. ycr...'...'. y m
The Long Island Mall close. at D m. and u p IN
Sunday Mails On Sunday al mails close al "a q. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
Rebel Gov. Brown OF Georgia don't seem to have
made much by Secession, if we may credit the fol-
lowing Qrow from bis late Message:

1.-THE Abolition Government at Washngton-'ron which
we seeded on account OF ia disregard for the violation Of
state rgs-has s.opn j 0itichtd u ne 'i2hs OF
NE STATES and o0rctvi not toriife te" man o oHn
GOeynmeat tehih had s rvv IN N" 0'ed' dotn'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
The Newfoundland Line.

PoRr Hoop n. 5. Monday, March 10, I36J.
We have been unable 10 work through the New.
foundland telegraph cable since Thursday last, and
fears are entertained that it is broken that
thing serious bas happened TO the operator q. Port.
au- Basque, the fret station on the Newfoundland
side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

Thy GUSBoAT TALLAPoosA.--The L. ). gun
boat Tallapoosa, from Provincetown, IN tow OF
the steam-tug Wampoo, arrived at this port last
evening for machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

RESULT OF TowN Gs.-ALLkGAsr-An-
s,iea c. Dsutremopti Arnty, sss Rich.id.on Alfred.
g. Wii,er, Andover, n W. Boyd Allen. W. Wh.en Boil
Fast G. Jennings Bird,al l. Il. Stetmsn Burns Dr. Dim
mick: Bolivar. II. Il. Buioich CsIl'yille w, C. South
worth; Cen.ervlIe j. Couch; Cobs l. Col~. 1se....
Independence, h. H. Wood; New Hudson, L. D.sid.on
Rushford. - Wtshburn West Almond, George Morton
Willing D. p Writer; Wit, Alfred Scott Ward Milo Bur
dick-Rspublcsn Union %. Almond DR.. Bses Aims, l..
b. Elliott; Canesdes Henry Buriison fhendship W. H.
King; Grove Samuel ew1in; Scio G. s. Clark; Nesyiei
H. Yori-Dsmocrsts, Lat yesi-RepubhoAn Union q
DemocraS,s m
EsyI-Cro Point name not siyen Eraoethtoun, Lew
D. Brown; Keene, Willard Bell: Lewis, VIM. II Roberts
Newcomb name given North Hudson. o. Phelps; II
cond,rogs II o. Bursigh Westport Samuel Root. Nll'-
borough W. Smith Wilmington, L. =. Partridge schfoon,
james NJ Leland-hspublican Union IL. Chesterfield ~
nerve name not given Modsh e. Buterts!d North Ebe
Dante. Ames; 81. Armand. Ensin- Miller Democrats .
Last year-Republicea Union, lJi Democrat 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
Bn5lness Notltes.

Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child from pain invsorses the stomach and
bowels sedy and gives tone s.d vsor the whole
| system % esuts hsNlA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
Boiler Explosion In PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Feb. 49, 1863
The boiler in the forging shop OF the Norris 10
como,ive works exploded this morning. demolishine
the boiler house. One man killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

PIAso-FoRTE MAKERs.--There was meeting oil
psnoforte makers la.t evening at Turner'S Hall. No u
Orchard street Mr. Engeberger in the chair Reports were
read, and constitution adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

No Insurance ON WHALERs.-Ihe Nep- Bedford
Mercury learns that the insurance Offices OF that
city have decided 10 take no new risks on Atlantic
whalers, nor on whalsships bound to the Pacific
which intend to cruise IN the Atlantic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

PIT1sBUK8H, Tue.dsy March &c, 1859,
Reese G. Fleeson, one Of the editors Of TIE DI-
patct died this morning after protrsced illnes'.
Mr.. Fleeson has been connected with The D'p1tch
Tor fifteen years, and with the Pittsburgh pross for
a much longer period.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

FAST DAY.-Gov. Andrew Of Massachusetts has
appointed Thursday, April 2, ~ day Of fasting aud
prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
yrarLe,s- Rsnoytcd Sv Tt!egraDl.

CIyclss.ri March l6-Tbc decline II God In kew'forf
has i..t.ued all articles Frees nominal fEoyisiOss
ne .iecied and 10 demand GoLD md DEsAaos. NG"
EICnAssg premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
MARRIED..

sLyTON-THOMPfON- Beaufort s C., on Wednesday,
March H. 1851 Ia tho EDiscopa Church by the Rev Mans
hrid French Bfs -Gon. Raiss SsI,on 10 bliss Tile o.
TLomp,oa Of Philadelphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

We are indebted to the Purser Of the Steamship
Marion for fayors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

Hrp.oS. N. y. Monday, Mare, ie, 1852.
Capt Stephen ID. Wilson died in this city on sun
day morning, aged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

JUsT LINE Hm.-Tbe Hon. Schuyler Colfax
sends the following letter to the editor Of The In
dianapolu Journal:
HousE or RnrKysEsrArivss WAsHiSGros CirY,}
March T. 1868. )
FRIEND SULGRovI: Will you oblige me by hand
ing the incosed check for $629 81 10 the Indiana
Commission for the benefit Of our sick aud wounded
soldiers II Is tho mileage voted to me for the third
session Of the XXXVIlth Congress which closes to.
day, and which prefer they should have
Yours tfuly SCHUYLER COLFAA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

Ono SousD.-Tbe Ohio Legislature has adopted
sound platform for the Union party, in the follow
ing, which was offered by Mr. Flag Union Demo-
crat, as response to some petitions for Tn arrnis'ee
and peace
Re,ops6 by he GeE,rai h",nbiv Of he STATE ~ Ohio
That we will have dssOuon Of the Union; that ", will
have no amistice. ust tight lons Robe and
Traitors can: that the shall until Law ia restored
and We will never despair Of tho Republic"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

COUGHS. - The administration of medical
preparations In the for Of LoEsSaE 10 Of oil modes The
N''' "sios and convenisnt. o,peosiy regards
'oodh RErspL "BRows's BRONCHIAL TROCHHs' or
'''sn Lorenges slsy irritation which induces coughing.
giving Instant reefn Bronchitis Hoarseness Influenza. and
Cohtnmp,iye sod Asthmstio conplaints
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
6reGGl NoliGes.
Henry Giles's Lectures,

Henry Giles's Lectures
AZ Gin on Hall, Astorplsco, near brosdWny
ON TUESDAY EVENING. March II. ..t
Subject Irish ChaEacter--mentsl and moral" -
nOos open at O'Clock p nj the lecture wa Commences
Tickets for sale ct The prHcipa' book and misicsores
lecture will be- delivered in tie l.h..t q. r. Church
OF 5d-ay, on TUESDAY EVhNlnG. Mach ~ o. q
Ti.s collection will be tsken up fOr the DeHel oil the
= ,.aoie'' Home h5'sion
: By Hearest Of the sHIPWRI0HTS SOCIAL AND
INTELLECTUAL ASSOCIATION, JEROME 81 on es1;,
will deliver d Lecture the Life aud Chasectef Of iENhi
'ECkFORD. At Irving Hall. hlsrch 20 at O'clock
. Tickets pc.
Humorous Lecture, by r. J. De CoRDoyA. be-
for. the CierkF Aid Soc-iy,
"COURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE"
EVENING M-rch H. ut O'Clock Evening" tickets 50 cents
Tickets for the above, and j. G. fLElChkHS Lecture.
on Nar's 81 tsubjec; Brazil illustrated" can % hsd %
50 cents at Thamssngcf CAIN IT Oher.. no $40 BEoad
way; ii. NJ ksJeer, NO. ~ Keede-st NJ. Bruhl, NO D
Msidcp-lare.
The Committee ON streets of the 8onrd Of
O'Clock, p. in Room No g. City Hall, for the purpos. Of
eonsoefns ss'eel ssouIion' &c. reiened to sud Commit
toe relative 10 paving Streets with Belgian Pavement. All
persons Interested respectfully requested TO attend with
CHAs J. CHIpP,)
r. |. A. BOOLE, Com'ee. Streets
JOHN HARDY,
Free Lectures for the Peopie.-At the XVIII
Ward Republican Headquarters. No 2.J SHAW near 2Jd
will deliver a. 1dGe. sa5.ci The Procaation of Free
DOM" TUESDAY EyENfN0, Mach II, at j O'Clock.
d. {. PARKE CLarraa ~ Lecture COMMITTEES.
Lecture on the Tower OF London, with Diagrams
BY tho Rev Dr. RODGERS. II Cooper Institute
6a WEDNESDAY EVENING March 49, 1863
Music By Grsfolis's Seventh Refimer. Band ,, -,
Rfoadway aud the principal BoOkstOts Particulars here
alter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

PAPER Hansings. Decorations dc'-"'
" ~ LARGE SPECIAL SALE
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER
FINE HANGINGS,
.o,rrps AND FIRE.BOARD PRINTS,
pT gn y. hsa by u.s. ct our Auction Rooms,
No. AND ii Pnk.plscs and Mursyss.
wv
wrpNrspAY March IS, ct II o'clock, 49,
~ iii embrace largest and best assorted etoe
in ths limo offered ct auction In this msrksSV
o. Oil, ~ con.nlt YOUR interest BY attending
.nSlordS and Housskespers will ind thsT intsrss -
will be ready early the morning Of Sale.
nd The soods win be arranged TO Be inspected viii ~
srsstsst facility and dispstch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17

Anniversary
THE
wASHINGToN-sQUARE NJ. f.. sABBATH-SCHoOL
In the Wasbing ton.squsre NJ. u. Chutch.
4th.st., 9th sv. -
on WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
March IL and 20. 1903.
The exercises will consist OF ocs. and lns.rnms Mus'
performed Solos, Dnets Semi Chorus and Chonses, nte'
spersed with Dialogues aud Singl Pieces .
Music IN der the direction Of Prof ]. A. BENJAMIN.
Doors open at s. O'clock
Tickets Twenty-Five Cents
J. r. NEWMAN, Pastor.
WfILiAx w. CORNELL, Supt
WClass OF $50, n. Y. Il. A.'-TheIs VIII be a meet
ing Of the Clas. OF 1860 Of the NEWYORk FREE ACAD
ESfY at to. Acsdemy. WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst ct
Il o'clock D. to appropriate action in reference to the
de a,h Of our late classmste. EUGENE i. TRAINOR.
THOMAS ALLISON, President
URsxr LoysRrpGg, Secretary.
The Farmers, Club Of the American Institute
will nj in the Cooper Union Building this Gay
TUESDAY, March Il. at Il lock p IN Subj.csi Cult
vson Of S,rsvberriea aud Pruning Of Fruit Tees The
rneetiuss OF this club II ope, to the Public.
JOHN ". CHAMBERS. Secretary.
Hygienic Medical Coilege.-The closing exercise:
OF the inter Term will tsss pace at Hyaienic Hall No.
L.igh,.st TUESDAY EVENING March II. 1853. " q
ococt Addr,se. BY the Professors Theses by the Stu
dents &C. Tho public, and friends o! the True Healing Art
respectfully invited Sctts FREQ