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william Ncdll Governor Of OHIO died in Lancaster
the % inst Mr. Medill born " the state OF Now
Jersey, in 1904 and went 10 Ohio In 1890 settling in
Lancaster Fairfield county, which Inns been blr homo
since. He took prominent par In Ohio poll
tics aud became member Of the Legislature, over the
lower house Of which he presided speaker H. was
elected Congress several times and Commissioner
Indian Affairs under the administration OF Nj Polk He
was the President Of the Ohio Constitutional Convention
which framed the present constitution OF that state aud
elected Lieutenant Governor by the democracy AZ the
first election held under II, upon The ticket with the late
Governor Reuben Wood When Governor Wood resigned
his Office to accept the consusbp 10 Valparaiso Nj.
Mcdill ucceeded 10 the position. In 1858 he was
elected Governor by the democracy In 1854 came the
anti Nebraska excitement and In 1886 the newly organ
izod republican party nominated and elected salmon r.
Chase Governor Mr.. Medil who was again the
demo- ratio nominee Under the administration Of Mr.
Buchanan Dir Mcd held the Office oi Comptroller Of the
United States Treasury. Since 1890 lac has not held
ON but confined up TO hts death democrat Of the
srctesi sect. accepting the most ultra doctrines o the
vslland CHAM clique of the parry.
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ers-Messrs G sturgis and D W scpibbns Time Of |
game-Three hours

Cricxer.
BOSTON VS. NEW Y0Rk--THE GFORGs SUCCESS
FUL.
The grand match between the above clubs. which
commenced on the ST. George ground Thursday ter
minated yesterday afternoon in victory for the 81
George eleven by which exceeded that OF their
opponents with eight wlcke,s fail. The attendance
yesterday more than that OF tho day
previous and among those present number OF the
fair SEX who occupied the large specially provided
for the accommodation " ladies' these interesting
csions The weather proved 10 be as oppressyely warm
as IN July indeed the thermometer in the club house
indicated ninety three in the shade at two r. ii. The
crcketors however stood II like saananders in fact
seemed to do them good II certainly did not prevent
them having good appettos Judging from the prompt
in which they did knife and fork duty Al the
fine dinner prosde by Mr. Perry under the tent at the
club house.
When sumps were drawn on Thursday Liinb aud
Jcnkns well in at the bat and "a had been pa cd
on the telegraph. Yesterday morning the fall OF the
first wicket left the the same, and though some
very good batting was afterwards shown the ratio OF
in the opening of the game not kept up,
inpsmuch the first wicket went down for "A and the
last for 81, the latter average but little over to
wicket instead Of 20 or this 50 Lumb contributed l3
in timely obtained singles Scott II by some excellent
drives, and Eaten IL by really good cncketthese double
by excellent fielding The former may be judged by the
bowling analysis, Harry Wrghts bowling figures for The
two innings being 20 balls 80 runs so mauers and IL
wickes with but wide ball Gibbes being loC W, 10,
and wide. The fielding marked by exec lent catch
ing the part of Ford Numiord and Earnshnw and the
long stopping of POmeroy was noteworthy not ball
passing him while duty the Dyes being scored before
he When st. George went to the bat the second
time they had IS to get and this number they obtained
with the loss of but wickes, of which was the
suit OF splendid catch of OBrens, whose bowling by
the way, very fine throughout. The score below
gives the remaining particulars:
BOSTON.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Trial-The P0iftien Condition of Cana-
da-News from Europe, &c.
The mail steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Slocum.
will leave this port to-day, at noon for Aspinwa.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half-post ten O'Clock this morning
The NEw York STANDARDIZATION for the Pacihc-win
be published at har.past clock in the morning
1t win contain OF the Visit OF largo South
ern Delegation to the White House and OF their cordial
Reception and Address to them by the President;
tinuation of the test mony taken the wiz trial
elaborate and highly interesting Article the present.
Political Condition Of Canada, the Sentiments OF her Peo
pie, and her Tendency toward Annexation News from
the late Rebclios States; interesting News from Eu
rope; full Report OF tho great between Dexter and
Gen Butler and OF the Racing Hobokn and accounts
Of all other interesting or important events
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing six cents.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SlCffLAN HAIR REVIEWER
Restores gray hair 10 the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICIfIAS HAIR RESEWER
Irev tho hair from falling OF.
HALLS VEGETABLE SfCIIIAN HAIR RENEWkk
Makes The hair soft aud glossy.
HALLS vEuETA ABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWEK
Does not stain the skin
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RESRWEk
has Itself the best preparation for the hair ever pre-
sented public Prize 81. Tor sale by all druggists
BEMAs BARNES a co. Wholesale Agents.
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Eagle. .........I o
lmpire-Mr Cbnoy, OF the Olympic club, OF Phila
d~lphia scorcrs-Messrs. Williamson and Kelly Time
OF gome-Two hours and twenty minutes Fly catches
Active 9; Eagle, O.
EAGLE w. GOTHAM.
The second nine match between these clubs yesterday
resulted In Ito game-scorc, 90 10 32-scvcn innings
only being played.
BASE BALL AMONG FfREMEN-nosE COMPANY 40. IS
VIZ. ENGINE COMPANY NO. "a.
spirited game Of base ball between the above com
panies took place Hoboken on Friday September IT,
The following Is the score
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The Ohio state Fair


CrSciSSATI Sept IT, 1865
The Ohio State Fair progressing fasoraby. Ove
thirty thousand persons attended it yesterday.
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gray hair To lis original color its falling out keeps tho
head clean. stands above comparison with othor hair
dressing Sold drug stores aud Office, LIS
Broadway SARAH A. CIfEvALIER, N. ID.
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ant Com, rs. New styles

FInest Clothing Ready Made and Made
TO order stylish Walking Coat, 90. Large stock
CLARKE, liz and 1lt William street
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Ladies' from the Country Wishing
Boots and shoes and families ps'ronise
MILLER a co, 90 Canal street.
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The National ca me.

EAGLE VS.. ACTIVE.
The following Is tho sore OF the single game played
between The frs, nine Of the Active club and OF tho
Eagleg:-
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Gouraud's Italian Mes,icated soap
Tan. pmpIes letter. sunburn crupons aud all Skin
bomi-hes sbs Broadway and druggists
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A.-The Finest OvercOats Ever Seen Ira
this country ready for sale.
w BROKAW, o. Lafayette place. and
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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Danes Palmo-Bronchial TrOohes for
coughs colds and oil throat Diseases Sold everywhere.
Depot 81 Barclay street
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PHILtDKLFHIA, Sept 70, IoOV
Daniel Gregory, who TO have been executed here
on the 22d OF september has been rcspicd t October
20 by Governor Curtin The prisoner is In very weak
condition and will probably not live month
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CorMs, BMMtons. Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF tho Feet cured by Dr. ZACiAub, 70
broadway.
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Invented by Dr. Won EIsENBERG,
For the OF al diseases of the Eye Ear Chronic Catarr
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Catarrh Asthma Affections OF the Voice Iarynga Brou
chal and Pulmonary Complaints Disordered Functions Of
the Stomach Liver Shorness of Breath, Wheeling Cough
and other distressing affections Of the Chest morbid afsc
tons OF the Liver Weakness Of Nerves and general debility
Of the whole SYSTEM full operation at the residences
Of the inventor, Dr. Won EISENBERG BIG Broadway, near
Twelfth street.
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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss Once
removed TO $40 Broadway Shoulder Braces silk Fastio
Stockings and Ladies' Abdominal Belts lady attendant
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A.-Dssrrb~a, Dy.entcry, sninmcr Conn
piatpt 40 speedily cured by using MAsUfKES "BENNE
fi.NSf" Sold ,si Park row aud by AL Druggists.
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE Jg, President, CD Broadway.
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received from Psiisfye, eight ten 10 thirty dollsrs
each for sse bv &c ALLEN tS Broadway one door Dc
low Canal street.
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Gilt. Pearl and steel Buckles-TwO,
Three. five Twenty dollars each. For sale by a. c.
ALLEN, tIJ Broadway, one door below Canal ~.
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A.-.JeNers, 573 Broadway, IL SellinE
hia Ladies' Chdrens SHOES at reduced prices Tho
ladies' invited call aud JEFFEiS 513 Broadway
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OF avert at danger OF thtir los
BY Promptly fcsortlng sOzODONt The thoughtful sud
pienl se before such symptOns appear and thus
prevent them. But better late than never THIS peerless
Vegetable III snfctrnt will stop the mischief ~
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No More Gray Hair ar Bs1duess.-sci :.
enthc advice by Dr. okANDjEAN'@ years practice. As'or
place.
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Change OF Timcc-Co.d-soc, Tor Colds,
/. lskep ., all sous ssom HVsuroG's, 70 As,r Usgu.
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shaver Patent Eraser and Barmisher.
etcr-opcncr Folder and Pencil shsrpener all meath. con-
pcncr a. Fraser aud Butnisher ~ cents posi paid
A n SHAVER. New fsven Connecticut. For sale By ell
.f.ttg
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best ana Chea pest-Mtiler's Hair Dyc.
Try H. Large size 7s cents Sold by druggists Depot q
Dey stree
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Al Engincs.--Ericsson's Improved Ca
tories. l6t Duane street
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Trussos.-N~rsh - co.'s Old Estrbtt,hed
Radical Cure truss once -i ~ No 2NeseN street lady AZ
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The star Perfume OF the Az,

For ,he NIGHT BLOOMING CEREts. n passion
per,ndes the social world aud world OF fashion.
Manufactured By flIALON SON, \. y Sold everywhere.
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A.-B0ys' md Childrcn's
GARIBAIDI, cUTAwAY AND ZoUAyE SUITS.
by the thousands, al reasonable prices.
/. V. BROKAW, CT Lafayette place, and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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A ssNhite's Patent Lever Truss" Is the
best pressure LIGHT clean and easy Pres
inward and upward. GREGORY Co, COO Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world. harmless, reliable and nstananceus The only per
feet Dye. Also Iegcnerang Extract Of Micaeurs: Pre-
aud restores the hair 81 Barclay street. New York
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The Improved ..siost'- Elliptic sewing
Machine. AZ Broadway Agents wanted . ,
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VOs, NVFtV"
chant. Mobile abans are sell every descrip-
ZION Of w or lr1cc on cooisso . m e sa
ser 'q ne interior IVY hs dsssss S NorS
L-q. rs Chsmhers 80 eet teDner. Bcnnet bowman '"
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Banckcr's Wholesale News Agency
psales all parts OF the Union and Csnadas supplied with
Newsparers zines hooks as, liberal Send
for late Trade list Address SAMUEL l.. BASCKER, "a
aud % Aun street, Kew York city
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wiiicos ~ Gibbs' sryving Machtnrs
80 Rtoadvys

wheeler - Wilson'S Lock stLtch sewing
Machine AID Button iiolc Machine. G25 Ry,sdway.
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s.,a. nm. u.,,md.-To the Ira

thousand kinds always hand, " 10 thou
sand hundred assorted sent free by mall.
IItNWy DE MhRsAN, Song aud Valentine Publisher W
tnnlha,n slreel Now Nnfk.
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Total. .............. 80 Total. ...... ........ 3S
Umpires-Messrs. Bulls and Hudson. Time OF game
Six hours and ilteen minutes
To-day the second elevcns Of the clubs play a
match ,ethcr the 81. George ground at ten A. d.
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The Bridal Chsmber--an Essay OF
Warning sud ini,tucion for Young Nen Puoscd ,, ih"
Association free Of charge IN scaled en-
velope-. Address Dr. ~ Skio ioughion Howard As-oci~
tiou Philadelphia IA.
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tsG5.-ae'. aims Gre sd Fall Opening,--
,es-osa,iv mems Ladies Mi.ses Boys sna s,",
Hats and " ps ladies aud Chdfcn's furH ursud .,",'
n,on % ru,vpesn aud Americas scs apcuca w" W. "
"rsV d. biy yiv,dwss.
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Mrs. WiNsI.Ows SOOTHING SYRUP. for children
teshng soens the reduces inflammation allsys oh
pain wind collie Perfectly safe In all We
would mother who has suffering child,
let prejudice the peiudcss Of others stand be.
aud child and the relief that win
be absolutely Ito follow the Of this medi
cine. n Lmely used. thirty I've cents q bottle.
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Judge Thomas p. Da n forth

died, al hiddleburg, Schobarie county the morn
Ing Of the 7h nst in ihe eighty NTH year Of hs ave
Mr.. nanorh was identified With the early settlement
aud improvements Of SchOharie county. He was for
many years Judge Of the Common Pleas In Schoharic
county. During the OF 1912 he engaged In pro.
vidng munitions OF northern frontier. In
the war Of 1851 his motto was SIN God aud the United
States army we put our trust"
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selling for 500, while Mamie Rains and Slsstonc
brought but $40 together. The horses had an even
start aud pettiy up 10 the stand Monmouth lend
ing by head. Mamie Rains second head in front of
Silksione. Monmouth continued the lead by u neck 10
the balfnc pole when he began 10 shake Mamie Of
He length ahead OF her NJ the three quarter when
slssonc began 10 make her running and Mamie being
pumped ont, Slkstone passed her and made play FOR
Monmouth. but her efforts wore useless, he dashed
away from her and won by two lengths and q half in
2l4il, Mamie six lengths behind Bush's Ally
will OF ts afternoon between Toronto Chief and
Commodore Vanderbilt. mile heats, best three in Eve
Toronto win go ~ sulky and Commodore Vanderbilt TO
n tvnVO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-15

Some OF the merchants of Toronto advertise
to take American silver at par, generally dis
count is insisted on, and the Canadian journals
are 1ull OF paragraphs and letters from trades
men about the silver nuisance.
The Treasury agent at Natchez, under date
Of the 23d instant, advertises abandoned plan
tations to lease for the present year.
James Lowell, recently appointed Judge Of
che District Court of Massachusetts. is
great grandson of James Lowell, who was
appointed to the same office by Gen Wash
ington in 1882
The Paris Moniteur states that the grave of
one OF Cortez companions in arms has been
discovered in convent situated in the State
of Oajaca in Mexico.
The Canadian Parliament has submitted,
by Its financial minister, an estimate for the
current year, including 81 100000 for the per.
manent defence :ot ecountry.
A rare phenomenon was witnessed at Cron.
stadt few days ago, when two parhelia, or
false suns, were seen fanking the real sur
right and lefe, on a line parallel to the horizon
From the Potomac army there is no news Of
strife. AL remains peaceful
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-15
The LEMON Tines speaking Of the app,iy

. The LEMON Tines speaking Of the appoint.
ment OF Sir Frederick Bruce as Minister n
the Z. IS, il the place of Lord Lyons, resigned.
gives a sketch of bis diplomatic career. ar;
represents him TO be an able and experienced
man He lost held che post Of Minister r.
China The Times says:
"A wild fancy had little time ago posses.
sion Of the American mind that England and
France contemplated sort Of underhanl r.
cognition Of the Confederacy on the 9Th Of
March, By acknowledging Mr.. Lincoln as
President only Of those States which bad
taken part in bis election. The increau!ous
surprise with which this announcement Of our
Intentions was received on this side Of She
water would have been sufficient TO convigcs
the public OF most countries OF their mistaka
Bat the Americans are peculiarly hard to cor,
vince against their will, and it may be fortunate
therefore, marked refutativn will be given e
their deusion The arrival OF new Minister
accredited to the Government whose authority
we still acknowledge will be more conspicuous
evidence of the tailacy Of these strange anti
cipations than the return of Lord Lyons Il
may. perhaps, be made more evident that ia
stead of in any way sighting their Govern
n2ent we are paying it the distinct attention Of
selecting new Minister to represent us.
The National Intelligencer says :-"The
continued decline of gold has produced somo
hesitation in trade. No one will now buy large
stocks Of merchandise to be thrown upon
declining market; no one will 60 into debt
with the prospect Ct having to pay two dollars
for what IS worth doilar.and q half. Import.
ing business, under sucn circumstances, be:
co nes very hazardous, and >>importations will
fall off, -
4 foxhuuter, somewhat strickeu il years,
consulted Abernothy The mans digestion
was not SO good as it had been. He had lost
his appetite; man delighted him not, nor
woman either. Sir said Abernethy, 'you
drink great deal Now, y said the fox.
hunter, when relating the interview, "noV,
supposng I do drink great deal, what the
devil was that to him %
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Gold, in n v York, to day, l77$.
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. J. Preston
Fugitt, Rector of Christ Church, Mr.. JOIN
W PLENLEY, t, Miss MARY JAM
HALILTON, all Of this city.
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DIED.

At Charlottesville. Va, on Sunday, fro=
ruary 5th, MIS-. LIZ iBETH PRATT, reiict
of the late william Pratt, formerly Of Alex
andria, in the 18th year other age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-15

President Lincoln has Internationally par
doned Mr. Wiesenfeld, Of the 6rni Of Wiesen.
field & Co., clothing dealers, who was convicted
of illegal traffic with the South, on the te, t,no,
ny OF Pardon Worsley
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WEDNESDAY. EVENING, NJ HuR Is
NEWS To-DAy's M 81 Z.

==The Kenuko!ica7, aanoida'a f"r tin2ernor II
New Hazu pshlr=, Eoaa teen elected BY 5000 ma
jo'ity.
A]etters from City Point says tkaf on e|c
evening Of the llca int, Mr. SFashburne
s,~asentea 20 Cen. Grant he gold me}al voted
h;,. ;, resolution # Congress 10 Dc, 1859,
7,ogesheg WIZ, = coy q iA4 gc5"sntaon ens'oss.
ed On parchment,
Secretary. sevar-. hza iss,a5::!s notice stating
shat the prasident OF fss,:> q $. has ordered
shat s'anv citizen or domieiled ain who nss
ILLEGALLY traded with eho South BY sea, Wit be
arrested and held captive till the close Of the
war. subject to trial and conviction for any OF
fences committed against the laws OF war
Twelve days grace are granted on the ATLANTIC,
forty TO those on the Pacific shore. U. :.
1narshais have orders TO arrest the parties
wherever found.
Pre- ident Lincoln has been 50 much indls
posed for the last Two or three days as to be
confined to his room.
Gen. Washburne has thrown open to ordi-
nary trade the whole of West Tennessee.
Merchandise may be freely taken to Mem
phis, aud the country people may bring in
their. produce for exchange.
.asAdvices from Mexico bring two DEGREES OF
Maximiljan-one granting religious liberty,
and another approving the standardization OF
the Church prCparty, ordained by the Kepub
lican Government in 1857 and 1859.
Il A statement is extensively published that
the Secretary Of the Treasury has decided to
send the cotton captured at Savannah TO Eu
rope to be Sold H has come to no such de-
termination.
80 Nodraft is to take place in New York as
long as recruiting goes On successfully, as 1t Is
Said, to do now.
The Washington correspondent Of The Bal
timore San says "A lsborer named Jarvis,
-rooms Q. the Treasury Department, picked up
q package CONTAINING sl7O,o00 whcIs he
promptly returned 60. Secretary McCuloch.
) Buffalo are becoming scarca in the Western
hunting grounds They have been 80 much
disturbed Of late, by rowing lands Of Indians,
that they are seeking more retired homesteads
far away, near the Rocky Mountains.
The soldiers cemetery at Nashville contains
II $40 bodies, 300 Of whom have died since
December last.
An excursion party Of members Of Congress
and their wives, for visit to Fort Fisher,
Charleston, Sc, left Washington yesterday.
s. j. Mercer Langston, colored lawyer from
the State ot,Ohio. delivered lecture In New
York, on Tuesday evening, upon the ''New
Relations and Responsibilities OF the Negro. y
The lecture was given under the auspices of
the Atheneum CLUB (colored), and attracted a
large audience. Il: 4 doe
The announcement Of the revocation of the
passport order was cause Tor jubilee on the
eanks-of Niagara AtSuspension Bridge and
Nlarara Ais In narti eli lar the nen ME of hnt \