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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14

transactions esteemed by the public, will
at first be astounded, then confused, and
then disguised, and perhaps be SO i'm,
pressed with admiration of mans ingc.
nuity in cheating his fellow man, as to
embrace the "monster of such frightful
mien."
Pithole is a study for the satirist, the
noralist and him who wishes to improve
his cheating faculties. Three church
societies are organized, and the Black
Republican party have held a political
meeting, So there is hope for the fu'
ture. Ben ZINE.
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GG53Tho vote Of Elk county appears
to be small, but small as it may appear,
we have only word to say, and that is,
"ifthcre had been more votes polled it
would have been larger" We have the
satisfaction Of knowing that, although
the vote was small, it spoke in tones of
Muder to some who least expected it,
The Democratic ticket was fully sustain
ed in the county, with the exception of
County Treasurer. j. G. Chaplin was
the regularly nominated candidate and
James Coyne, (democraD came out as
an IN dependent caadi3ate, and the re.
suit shows a majority in favor Of Coyne,
Of one hundred aud sixty three votes.
Dir. c. R. Early for Representative,
had the entire democratic vote Of Elk
county-save the few scattering votes
which were given to Boyer Of Clearfeld,
the sum total being thirty seven. We
are Of the opinion that Boyer will at
least remember, that the democracy of
Elk are not at all times to be trihed
with, cUcn if they did assist him in get
ting ont Of the woods in 1864. Ear
ley majority in the district over Boyer
IS one hundred aud forty seven.
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Erie Observer.

MORE ACCInENTs.--Two more acci-
dents occurred on the Philadelphia road,
Oh Saturday. The through train, which
left here on Friday, ran into~a freight
train at Watsontown, damaging the To-
comotive somewhat but injuring no per-
son. The Express due in Erie at three
o'clock on Sunday morning, had COLI
sion with a freight train near Montours.
vile, and did not arrive until five in the
afternoon. Mr.. Becker, a young man
who has many acquaintances in this city
was killed, and several persons injured.
1t things progress at this rate, much
longer, the road will gain an uncnviable
reputation.
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TITUsYILLE, Oct. 10, 1SG

THE New Ten CENT NOTES.-THE
new ten cent fractional currency is cir
culating. The pieces are Il little larger
than the old tens, aud shorter than the
twenty-five cent slips. Upon the face
is a middalIion head Of Washington,
with factory chimney and a ships rig.
ging IN either side, and figure 10, in
guilt, 10 four places the back is of red
color, and the figure ten in large guilt.
They are printed on bank note paper,
and prommise to be more durable than
the present currency.
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Notice.-Is hereby given, that a
quantity of logs were carried on nv
lands, on Bennets Branch in Benezetts
township, Elk county Pa, sometime in
March 1868, with the following marks.
G Mt o MOTT O-RFOO-W d
aud other marks l don't know the
meaning o. the owner or owners thereof
are required to prove property, paw ali
legal charges aud take them away, 9th
erwlso they will be forfeited according
10 the Limitation of the Jaw.
RALPH JOHNSON Sa.
Sept 29th '65.
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POST OrrIc. NAME CHANGED
The name of the Post Olicc "Johrson.
burg in this county, has been changed
t, "Wilmarth." Isaac Ilagan remains
as ros5 Master who informs US that the
business Of the Office is increasing rapid
". The lessces of the Coal fields at
that place have large force developing
the mines, building Rail koads, Miners
houses &c. Elk countyis destined for
a large business.
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Rr0OkriMe RcDuLAcnn.

ARM INJURED.-On the 4th inst
while Mr., George Westbrook, engineer
on the Portable Saw mill of Mr.. A. s.
Rhincs, at Greenbrier, in this County,
was working about the machinery, had
his arm and leg caught by the main
shaft, in cosequence of which his arm
was very much lacerated. DR.. Bennett
was called in who dressed the wound,
the patientis doing well.
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From the Mount Jog Herald.

ARREsTED.-On Thursday morning a
man named John +. Evans, was arrested
in Lancaster, by Constable Soudcr Of
Mount Jay township, on the charge Of
stealth a horse Of George Tyson Of Lin,
eric, Montgomery county, Pa, on the 9th
inst. Mr.. Nissleyresidins near this Dor
ough, went to the city with the intention
OF buying horse, when Evans offered
him his not concluding the bugdfn i'm
mcdiately, he intended to callagain, for
tunately in the meantime Mr.. Nissley OBJ
served au advertisement in one of the
Philadelphia papers, Offering reward
for stolen horse, corresponding with the
one Mr.. Nissley was about to purchase
Evans has been committed to the Ian
caster county prison to await hearing.
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Warren Lecigcr.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT PITuoLE.-
PITHoLE, Pa, Oct. 9..-Y esterday VIM.
Boisford, of jamestown, N. Y, while on
his way to Shaefer was waylaid and
robbed of 81 800 and a gold watch. He
was left for dead but is still alive though
not expected to recover.
Garrotting is of almost nightly occur
renee here, making it unsafe to be out.
Those doing business here are now or.
ganizing themselves into a vigilance
committee for their own protection, and
if any of them are caught, Inch law will
take its course and no mercy shown.
TITUsvILLE, Oct. 10, 1868.
Bottsford IS reported dead and his
assassin reported arrested. Also, three
others arrested for robbery in Titus
vile. A reward, by the borough au-
thorities, of 81 l,00G is offered for the
arrest of the murderer Of Bottsford, and
for the conviction Of any other highway
man in the oil regions Several citizens
also offer 500 each for like purposes.
Matters in this line look like business
and will meet with a hearty endorse
ment.
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-10-14
NEW ADVERTISE MENrs
NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Elk county
VIII meet at their office in Ridgway on
the 10th of November next.
by order OF the Commissioners.
JOHN G. MCALLISTER, CLERK.
Ridgway Oct. l4th 1865.
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B@9'Mr. Jeremiah Elliott Of Spring
Creek township, sent US a sweet potatoe
raised on his farm, weighing l2l ounces.
Who will dare to say, hereafter, that
sweet potatoes can not be raised III Elk
county.
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we trust they will do it.-.Lancastcr In.
tclliyeaccr.
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n2a-ThG following is the official re-
urn of the Senatorial District, compo-
ed of the counties of ClearGeld, Gamer.
NJ, Elk, Forest and Clarion.
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rg0-We give the official vote of this
county at TIE late election, and also the
vote for State Senate and Assembly dis
tricts, which will be found on this page.
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NEW FRACTIONAL CURRENcY.-A
new issue al fractional currency Of the
denomination Of fifty cents will be
made to replace, as far as possible, the
last issue Of half a dollar greenbacks.
which have been extensively counter.
teited. The en5raycrs have been at
work for some time upon the head Of
General Spinner which will adorn the
rev note in place ofthe figure Of Justice
30 familiar to holders of the last issue.
The artist has succeeded in producing q
picture Of the energetic old Treasurer,
with benign and pleasant expression OF
"ouutenance, which will be hard to
counterfeit.
To Military Officers aud Soldiers.
J rom Col, 4. L. JONES, Mass. 2Gth.
Niih me, the use Of the 'Bronahiai
r1chcs is an absolute necessity ; and l
cannot understand how any officer who
j. called upon, By his position to use his
fJice in command, eau succeed without
LJ. 4.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET, Jan atth 1856,


wihssndng The advanc. in gold TO day, and the
sulting Hner feeling In the New York market there
ind cation Of improvement 10 the business Of this market
and matt remain very much for the past week. in grain
and produce, almost entirely nominal. In Povons the
market declined this morning % per barrel Pork
per pound Lard. The advance gold generally regard
merely srasmodic and not likely prove permanent We
give closing quotations as follows;
FLouR-Quiei. quote at 5c@1o co for Xxx red;
$40 Gil 20 fr Xxx White Fancy brands shtde better.
VII EAT1be maIkeis ,tll without buyers, and In the
ssbence OF sales compelled to omit figures
name none that would 10 reliable.
coRN-ouet and nominal 81 ss@l 20 for old sbeltd
from store; 81 ls@1 20 for new do do.
OATS-Dull and nomnay lower. G1ered to day At sec
from store, but we heard Of no sales
<RYF-fnactive at 81 so Il om store.
BARLEY-Dur and nominal at 81 5olG1 20 from store.
according to quality.
DRESSED HOG Quiet and lower. Now quoted at 13[
aIac There is very little doing.
LARD-Decined ie Now held at 24c In kegs and 23c in
isrces. Demand good.
BUTTER-weak and lower. Sales to-day of 10 kegs wes
tern Reserve nt 40c
EGGS-Quiet at 33935e.
PETRoLEUy-Lower and quiet. Held now at ss(Gooc
for Refined.
SEEDS NomnAla at s4 Oo@4 IS for Clover 50 Dogs %
for Timothy.
BE ,Ns-stsady at 50 ooS2 as for new medium white;
old do g. so. tsit
DRIED APPLEs-o Quiet at l2h0l3c, pay for packages.
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sas,s u. O. R.-T. A.AE. p.
HunnewelPs Great Remedies.
,What Erery Family should have in The
s.ss ~, - house, and phy +.

tAeb ft1~sc, tSNb Wby.
EY- They should have HuNsEwELLs UsrvEnsAL Couou
REMEDY, because II efccuay Colds Whooping and
Connon Coughs Sore Throat Hsarsehess and s the mos
young, BY day night may be used with the greatest
freedom and three Of the deaths by ption
stopped .nd relieved Of their suffering by what
They sbonld HrSREwKLs ToLu AsopYSs because 1,
IL perfect remedy for Neuralgia. Nervous Sick Head.
sehe Tooth and Earache ST. vus Dance Pain In Stomach
or Bowels Genuine Cholera Morbus, Rheumatism Distress
after Eating, Nervousness Hystera and the chief OF all
causea Of disease and insanity Loss Sleep Its character
though active is smpe its action In perfect conformity
patnre Its end, cure or relief
u For the pains Of Monthly Mensruations the ASo-
prSE has been most successful while Natures un-
dsturbed, and Is Of its most important points.
GK They should have HUsSEwEII's EcLEcrIc PILLS.
BECAUSE with seldom but Single Pill for DOSE all de-
lndigeston Dyspepsia Headache when by foul
rtomach Loss Of Appetite Biousnes often and
'neousy treated with Mercuria and Jaundcs For Worms
a
the stomach the most fatal OF taking many
Pills At dose and then, what Is important every Family
and every Purse bottle goes as two or three q
what Il ordinarily sold.
form to declarations win reques my agents Refund
Money! This the basis OF confidence that Of tbs
public Is asked to test
HUNNEwELL's Universal CoUeH REMEDY
HUNSEwELL's ToLU ANonYSE.
HpNNEwELL's EcLEcrIc Pills.
u Facsimile ei J. L. Hsanswslrs signature over cork,
sfgenuins only
JOHN Z. EgNNEwELr, Proprietor, Boston. Mass.
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, Ashtabula Ohio.
JoHs D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, Wholesale Agent.
nU For uls BY druggists sverywhsrs.
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ACCIDENT ON OH CRREK RoAD.-0u Thurs
day evening last. says the Erie Dispateh. the
down Express train colded with en- engine
coming up. completely demolishiag both en-
siues. sod breaking up several cars. The ac-
eident took place near Spa-taosburgh at about
IL o'clock, The express being five hours iate.--
The engine Of "a freight train bad been detach-
ed, and was running back and forth upon the
track 10 pamP mp. when tho collision occurred
the engines doubling up in promiscuous heap
The momentum OF the express train was 50
great that IL not only stopped the other engine
but pushed IL backward several rods upon the
track. The engineer Of The express train was
dangerously injured, and the news boy had
both legs cut Of. abi. died while ampatation
was being performed. Two or three passep.
gers we're iPjared slightly. Neither Of the en-
gineers had taken the preoausiou 10 supply the
head lights. and we're running. in darkness 20
Idsnse thst psitbsI could bs.sssn BY ths. .ytbss
assif within few feet. He'd this ell import.
ant matter been properly attended 10. The seci'
dent would probably have been sverted, q
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MARRIED

In East Springfield, Pa. on the i2th inst. by
Rev. j. ID. Barsfow, Mr. NJ. esIsrR Of De Witt,
Iowa. to Miss PHEBE q. HALI, Of Ashtabuia, o.
In Rome, on the 2lst inst by Rev. r. L. Ar
nolds CHARLEs II, Macs, ESQ of Dalls City, Or
egon, to Miss FRASK A. BIsnoP. OF Rome.
In Girard ON the sth Inst, by Rev. Hollister,
Mr.. Z. M. WBiPrLE, ofSpringfeld, 10 Miss Rosa
B. HAyEss, of Conneaut lbi .iAY f,s-il salE
In Penn, Dec. "a, by A. G. Espy, J. p, Corp
WIN. WILLIAMS, of Orwell. In Co. B. 9Th o. "
O. to Miss HEsRIErrA L. SAITH, of Lenox, ~
In this Village, on the Gath inst, by Edward
II. Fitch, Esq, EDMusD BuRsErr, Ia Miss RvtF
e. LEWIS, both of Ashtabula,,
In ,Colabrook,' on the jeth, by Rev, N. II
Far, WLLARD BAhsx, 10 Mrs. 5ASs RascoS.
In Harpersheld, on the i6th, by Rev. Mr.
james, A. l. PAsxEA Of Orwell, 10 Mics H. j
SAITH Of Harpers6eld SO ssr-
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DR.. Bush's Great American Honeset or
Thoroughwort Tonic.--No remedial agent has
such universal application the Thoroughwo has
used from time immemoria for Ague and all Bilious all
nents. Patients with the following symptoms will special.
benefited BY this remedy Headache dizziness
BY Bious stomach 1t cespses the skin better than any
rether remedy Restores the Appetite gives tons the
Stomach, and facilitates digestion Intermittent feyers Of
all grades and eharscers Ague with terrible pains in the
bones Dyspepsia with vomiting Of food Belchng Of Wind
'and feeling of obstruction the pit of Stomach Vomiting
OF Bile with extreme prostrton Of strength the smell
food causing sickness the Stomach
Of the Liver around the with uncomfortable
feeling Of pressure Gouty and Rheumatic disease with
Of the Muscles hoase Cough with rough voice
ness Of the Chest night Cough Dropscal affections Dysin
tsty and Diarhea Bleeding Piles and Typhoid Fever
Price, per bottle, rs CENTS Sold by ~ tf.
y '-i "a r,F = GEO. WILLARD, Arhtabuls. Ohio.
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The several successive efforts Of the Military
Committee to get the attention OF our citizens
and gather meeting to provide means to fll
the quota, (which BY the best information at
tainablc numbers 25,) have utterly failed and
the business stands in stats quo. The thank
lessuess audsiudifference Of the ctizsns toward.
the appeals Of the committee give birth to the
idea that that body were appointed to attend
to all such matters, and there is nothing to do
bullet 'em. Volunteers have bean offering, ire
qaently and the opiniou is entertained tina. there
need be no difficulty. in filing the quota il the
means were on hasd for that purpose 50 the
matter rests. t,a .. .....-....,.so
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LRorsLarIvE Decuxssrs.-We acknowledge
the receipt OF sundy docunenis from the
Hons. w. O. HowsLLs, and A. KElLooo.
From The Supt Of Coast Survey, Prof
BAcur, the Report. OF 1868.
From J. II. KLrrARr, Corresponding Sec
retary Of State Board OF Agriculture, The Re-
port OF the Board for 1868. /.
We are also indebted to Hon. J. A. Gar.
FIELD for suudry valuable documents, together
with copy Of the speech Of that gentemsn
on the Constitutionsl amendment, that we hope
10 fnd place for ne xt week. va"
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Two had Case. OF pil.s Cured

By DIR. Sirieklsnds Pile Remedy. Mr..
Glass, of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,, writes for the
benefit of oil who suff.r with the Piles, that
he has been troubled for eight years with an
aggravated case Of Piles, and his brother was
discharged from the army as incurable (be be-
ing quite paralyzed with the Piles.) Both
lie Of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. The rec
omneudation Of these gentlemen, beside tho
daily testimonials received by DIR. Strickland
ought to convince those suffering, that the
most aggravated chronic cases Of Piles ar,
cured by DR.. Strickiand's Pile Remedy. 1t i
sold by Druggists everywhere.
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DIED

In Rome, on the, 2lst, currnn Rrsr, aged 7s
years.
In Ashtabula, ON tho 18th inst. Of Apoplexy,
EpBRAIM Nc BRtDE, aged 10 years.
In Kingsville, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Jons
FREDERIcKs, aged S8 years.
Corp. WILBUR H. sroSE, of Rome, Ashtabula
County, o., died in the Hospital at Knoxville,
Tenn. Oct 10th, aged 22 years.
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FIRE IN NEwBuRGH.-At noon on Wednes-
day a fire broke out in. the Rolling Mil Of
Ncwburgh, owned by Stone, Chisholm and
Jones. Steam Engine No. arrived there in
an hour and began operations. throwing water
on lie buildings adjoiuing the mill, and sayiog
them. The main part of the establishment
was burned, but the Spike and Nut Factory
and the blast furnace were saved.
The loss is between $4,000 and $50, ,000'
There is some insurance on the establishment !
bat Engineer Hi could not learn the amount.
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Mathews ChocoIats Worm Drops!-Never
fall to destroy and extermnate all kinds OF Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable In all cases. and far superior any aud
all the Fancy Worm Confecons and yeifuges in
They may be taken at all times with perfect safety
thsy contain No Mercury other deleerious Drug Moth
should always puehae them and give their children
s'hsr No catharc whatever Is 10 be given Each
bex contains "a Drops or l.ozenges Priee rs cents.
Fer sale By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
E.tFq 9Et O. II. WALKER, Gen. Agent, su.
er .l.s.t.,.,y 80, Buffalo. n. Y. 4 Fort Erie, C. W.
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MAJOR GENERAL HANCoCK's
i N lrnIl

HEAD Gus. PRovosr MAR, 10th DIsr. o,
wAREEN, Dec. 6, 1904, s
Any white man. who is abls-bodied and ht for Military
service, who has been bonoaby discharged after two years
service, has opportunity to enlist IN General Hancoets
new Corps, organizing atwashipgton, d. C.. any time
prior to January LIST, 1sB5. sl-...r
The applicant will present himself al the Head Qusers OF
some Provost Marshal taking with him hs Discarge or AZ
that cannot be procured then satisfactory evidence that he
transportation to Washington where lie will be enlisted and
mustered.
The enlistment Is Tor one year. tts
Three Kindred Doiars Government bounty will 10 paid
when mastered. rlt.
will be allowed to retain their memeno Of honor
able and distinguished service. These recruits only be
credited to the ubdsct where he hs family s domi
ciled excellent opportunity il offered TO the Veteran
soliier and 7orship Military Committees would do well 10
take this opportunity TO provide surplus for future calls.
DARIUS CALDWELL.
7sl Capt and Prov. Marshal, 18th Dist. Ohio.
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Tnn TIN snor of Cyrus Avery has been, we
understand purchased by John Warrington
Mr. Avery Is findog lucrative employment in
furnishing the army with compact and very
light and convenient camp frying pan, recently
patented by himself r fi.
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Mr. WisuARr IL wish to add my testimony to the hum
you receive to the healing properties Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen uiierer ten years OF that time
slept only chair, not being able to lie down for
of suocaon hsve employed Of the best ply
sicans in Phadelphia who all pronounced my case incu
be taken to the College, where the Faculty having
what they could declared disease incurable case
Asthma and Chroc Dyspepsia in its last stage, and that
my lungs ere partially gone Finding of circu
lars my wife procured from your store bottle Of your Cor
dial Psrseveringly used seven bottles and box and
wholly given way the Cordial had gwen vigor
strength to improve asd for the past three
months have able 10 sleep In my bed soundy
ever did. am now well aud have gaued twenty-five
pounds in my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. Sc ID this true and faithful statement for
The benefit Of tn, ernR. Friends call and me,
Oxford Church toice Twenty third ward, Philadelphia
ISAAC HKLLBRMAN.
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.RRTAI

BRANDRETH,s VEGETABLE PILLS,
fsibs for eosvsness spasms, loss Of appetite, sick
headache gdduess Of boating after meals diziness
drowaness, and cramPng palms, and all disorders Of 'hs
Orirnsi Letter al aot Canal Street. New York.
; J. J. c. COOK, publisher Of the State BaHnsr, Ben
nington w. ssys he attacked with Dyspepsis and
suffered severely from IT, that not particle OF food could
without occssonng the most uncomfortable sena
tion his stomach For years he suffered from the
dreadful complaint when he used BRANDRErHS FILLS.
The st boz did not seem benefit him much but the
end prodnced change the time he had taken ak box
CoMPLETE CURE was effected He says: my dyspep-
sis Eone and expectation OF an early death vanhed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-28

A NEGLECTED CoUGH, Coin, OR SeRE THROAT,
which might be checked by simple remedy,
like .Bre,oa's BroachiaIi 1roches," if allowed
to progress may terminate seriously.
For BRoSCHITIs, Asthma, CATARRu. and
.Consumpiive Coughs, "he Troehes" are used
with advantage. giving oftentimes immediate
relief
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-28

The Concert oD Friday evening last. for the
benefit OF the Soldiers Aid Society, was toler-
ably well attended. The net amount raised
was $50. The er tertainment was highly cred.
table in The nature aud variety Of the pieces
selected, and especially so in their per-
formauce. 10 additiouto home talent, an i'm.
portant seryice'was rendered by Miss BARRETT,
of the Kingsvis Academy, who presided at
the Piano, and Prof. LucE, iu the vocal per-
formsnce. IgItigt .r ri. 4a.-