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To Lease.

50 HOUSE LOTS and several Store and Wharf
Lots, at prices from SIP to $500 per year. re
Enquire of MOSES GOULD,
No IS North St.. between the hours of & 101 A. NJ
and s 5 P. M, where plans of lots may be seen.
Mar hd1W [ end2W
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T WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner West
L brook, about three miles from Portland one mile
from horse cars, aud Wcstbrook Seminary.
Said farm contains about 100 acres part OF it very
valuable for tillagc and part OF ii for building lots
There is good house, two large barns and out hOus-
es on the premises. 1t will he sold together in lots
to suit purchasers CYRUS THURLOW,
sep11-dtf 1G5 Commercial st.
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Testimony of Hon. n. Collins, Union, Me

DR.. Carpenter, Dear Sir,-Learnng you are in
Portland, 1 write for the purpose of Informing you
that the hearing of my son, Leroy 2. Collins re-
mains perfectly good. You will remember that in
March 1865, you relieved him of deafness of fifteen
years standing, which had increased to that extent
that he obliged to leave his studies and went to
trade. He is row at the theological Seminary.
Bangor, where he has resumed his studies. which
without your assistance, he never could have done
May live long, prosper in your profession and es
pecally cause the deaf to hear, is the desire of
Yours, very gratefully, q. COLLINS
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Houses for Sale /!

TWO new Ii story Houses just completed, with
L finished rooms Price 500, within fifteen
minutes walk of the Post Office together with other
houses at prices from 81 500 10 $4,000.
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For Sale, or for Long Lease.
TWO of those Store Lots the Northerly side of
i Middle Street, near the head of Plum Street. re-
Gently covered by the Granite Block.
Apply to EDWARD FOX or EBEN STEELE.
Portland, March 6, 1867. deod1m
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House for Sale

ON NEAL STREET Upper Half of the Brick
" Front House, containing in all = RoOms-ce-
mented Cellar, hard and soft water-a good Stable,
and yard room. Very convenient and desirable.
Possession given sometime in March, Terms easy.
Apply on the premises, OF to
VIM. H JERKS,
mar diff Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale Chea

nNE of the Houses in the Brick block on Deer
" Street. These houses built in the most
thorough manner, ten finished rooms in each, good
cellar, water of both kinds, good store room, and
plenty of closet room. Enquire of Z. WALSH, on
the premises. mch2d2w
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WANTED.
Wanted, 1000 Canvassers
To sell by subscription the great, rapid selling Book
Romans WOrE im the Civit Way.

VO"toce VOTh HW |c CtClt WUp.
A RECORD OF HERoIsM, PATRIOTISM s. PATIENCE
The acknowledged Standard Work, prepared
under the direction OF the United States SANITARY.
rian-Author off, History Of the Grill VAR" lie
and Times Y A6raham Lineoln," :. Our Great Cap
tains," " The Camp, the Battie-Fietd. and the Hos
Dital,' etc., etc. Assisted by MRS. MARY @.
VAUGHAN, with an introduction by HENRY W.
BELLOWS, D.. D., President Of the u. S. Sanitary
Commission. 1t contains 7sco Hundred Bio0rapHg
cal Sketches, being about One Hundred and SirtY
more than in any similar work, with more illustra-
tons and nearly fifty per cent. more reading mat
ter together with brief notices of -Four Hundred 9th
ers while Just tribute is paid to the thousands of
nameess He,oines, who, like Florence nightingale,
toed. sacrificing time, wealth and healthDotten life
to give aid and relief to our brave and suffering SOL
diers. Deeds Of Territory issued, guaranteeing ey-
~ spa Phy IS ss'IWSG mery or osfen
Mass. mar12d&w3t
Wanted,
rTYO lease small store in desirable location suit.
i able for Fancy Goods. l would like possession in
two OF three months. Address 6. WE
mar12d3t* North Bridgewater, Mass.
Business Wanted.
NY person having good teamine business al
N ready established who wishes partner or to
sell out the whole of his teams or team &C. can
hear of purchaser by applying to
mehlldlw S5lk Congress ST., Portland.
BOOkkeeper.
WANTED by young man of practical expert
w ence and who can bring the best of city refer
ences, situation as BOokkeeper CT Salesman
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply 10 W. II. JERKS,
mar7du Under Lancaster Hall.
A Situation Wanted.
A YOUNG MAN who has had several years ex-
IA Terrence as boOk-keeper and accountant,
would like to obtain situation. Satisiae tory recon-
mendaton furnished.
Address Sc w. b." Portland Post Office.
Mar 7-d1w*
A Tailor Wanted,
A Good reliable, practical CUTTER can hear of a
n good situation, by applying to the subscriber at
his Clothing Store, Nos. 1G2 Fore, and Is Moulton
Streets. 't 81, ALFRED HASKELL.
mari 1867 d3w* 1T.
AGENTS Wanted
lust OUT, Farragut and our Naval He.
u rOes, by the brilliant and popular Historian, j.
L. Heady. This is the only work the Navy in the
War, and everybody is buying it.
GEORGE III. BLAKE.
~. Ftt --tt' GENERAL AGENT,
Febi-3m No Clapp's Block.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14
Brick House far Sale

ON Brown Street, containing Fourteen finish
" ed Rooms, hard and soft water, gas and other
modern improvements. Possession siven April 1.
Apply to ID. H. Ingraham, Esq, or 80 b.
W. III. JERKS,
mar6dtf Real Estate Agent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14
Valuable Hotel Pronertv to,

Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
THE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the vii
l. lage OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine. is Of
fered for sale at bargain, il applied for soon.
The House is large, in good repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout together with all necessary
Outbudings
For full particulars inquire Of
HORATIO BOOTHBY,
Proprietor.
Or Hanson & Dow, 544 Union st.
Fryeburg, Sept -, 1866. diff
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boots and Shoes F!
. CLARKE d. LOWELL,
No. sd Market Square.

WE can and viii sell as good quality OF Boots
w and Shoes, at as cheap rate as can be found in
the city, We have some shop worn goods and others
a little out OF the present style which We wish tn
close out before going into new store ami will
sell them at LESS THAN HALF THE ORIGINAL COST
Street. marf2d2t
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FOR SALE

THE Store and Land occupied by Charles W.
L Thompson, at Ferry Village in Cape Elizabeth
the store is nearly new and contains large Hall,
about fifty rods from Ferry Wharf, is the best place
for trade anywhere outside of Portland. For par
teulars enquire OF Thompson at the store or of l. W.
PARKER, 2l9 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
Mar9d3W&
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For Sale.

GOOD one story House and two acres of land
IA situated on the Stroudwater road, about twenty
minutes walk from Portland. Has stable and good
water. Will be sold for $4,000 ii applied for immedi
ately. Apply to VIM H. JERKS. mch4d2ws
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Agents Wanted

| FTHE largest Commissions paid by the
HARTFORD PUBLISHING CO.
| Exclusive territory qiven. For terms, &c.. Ad-
| dress ~ nj. c. RICH, General Ag't.,
| Portland, Maine.
| fah14 m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14
LOST AND FOUND.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
TO LET.

Chambers to Let.
OVER w. w. Carr s. Co.'s store No. 3 Exchange
~ near Fore St, that will accommodate 100 work
men at shOemaking, tailoring, OF many other kinds
of business.
Fer Sale.
One lot of Land near the head of Wilmot street
for sixty five cents per foot aso lot near head OF
Deer street, about 81 by IS feet, for S12OO Also two
story House and lot on Munjoy Hill for $500; Also
one House and Lot on MerrilI's Court, Chestnut
street. $1e0 that will let for $500 per v, ar; also
house on Mountord street, with about COCO feet
OF land more or less; this house belongs to the estate
of the late Lemue Turkey, and will be sold at bar
gain. Terms easy. Apply to
mchid1m WV. CARR & CO.
To Let.
THE Chamber ed story over f. 7. Eden & Co.'S.
L Free Street Block, suitable for Jobbing or
Wholesale Business.
Inquire OF L. j. LITTLE,
% Commercial street.
Mar2-dH
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For Sale.
For Sale.

HoUSE now occupied by the subscriber, No. 20
- Free Street. Possession given Immediately. For
Terms, ,SSc, call as above, at No. Central Wharf
mchizui G. l., STORER.
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EQH Sale


n n Office Safe OF John Z. W ilder's manufacture.
n suitable for Railroad, Manufacturers or Bank,
ing purposes, measuring feet in in height. feet
width feet 81 in deep, with interior sa fe and draw
ers For sale by o. A. & A. BLANCHARD, 1O5
state Street, Doston, Mass. feb15 dit
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House for Sale.
For Lease.
Farm for Sale,

TINE valuable lot of land corner of Middle and
i Plumb Streets, for n term OF years. Enquire
of G, G. MITCHELL & SON,
Aug. 2S 1SGG-ltf 118 Fore Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14

IN order to give employers of Plastercrs further
time to finish work contracted for previous 10 our
notice OF demand for higher wages on and after
April 1s67, the ,Journeymen Plasferers II Portind
and vicinity would respectfully inform their en-
ployers and the public that they hereby give thirty
DAYS urther notice OF their intention to demand Four
Dollars t$4.00l per day and after the ist day OF
May instead Of April list, as before notified.
Per Order. RK GNTIEY
fOftland, MARCH is. 1SGl.-d1w Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14
Eye, Ear, Threat
Cs4YaAK R ~.

As usual And he would advise those intending to
avail themselves OF his services to call early
venient. ~ - -
Dr. Z. can refer to many patients in Portland and
vicinity. who have been cured benefited under his
treatment, who do not wish their made public,
but are willing to converse with those interested.
GB Consultation at Office FREE. but letters must
contain one dollar to ensure answer.
Office hours Sunday excepted to H. to 8, and g
to u O'Clock. feb23d1m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14

1Ouso anu LOU IOF SAFE very LOW.
HOUSE new, containing SEVEN ROOMS, will be
LII sold for $l.100, if applied for Immediately
ALSO: ~
Lots for sale at prices rOm cent to 80 per foot
Enquire of JOSEPH REED,
Real Estate Agent. Oak ST. near Congress
mar6dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14
c. E. BECKETTs ESTATE.

'INHE subscribers, appointed Commissioners by inc
Il Hon. Judge of Probate for Cumberland county,
to receive and decide upon all claims against the 81
tate of Charles l.. Beckett, late of Poran1, m ssu
county, deceased, represented nsovent, heie ~ ~
lowed TO the creditors TO present anu no In ses-
claims; and that said Commissioner ~ Parfland on
sion at the City Assessors office, ~ MAJ june July
and August ensuing, at , o'cIosA
pose Vi '''s"""s WA, BOYD Commissioners.
a., ,a,y- d3w&wit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14
Portland. T1x,YavereS,a.

THE Annual Meeting OF the PORTLAND TURN
NEkblN ,or Gn1iee OF Officers, and the trans
Rooms Morton Block on Friday evening. 18th inst.
at 8 O'Clock. Per order. i q DENNIS
marSd1w* Secretarv
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS
Blindness,
Deafness,
AND
CataI.THh :

DURING DIR. CARPENTERS late visit
~ to Portland which closed Feb. LIST, SO great
number of persons deferred consulting him until the
latter part of his stay, that many were unable to do
SO, his time being fully occupied. To accommodate
those anu others DESTROYS ofconsulting him he
Returned to Portland March 1st.
And can be consulted Mt the U. =. Hotel
until April LIST, upon all diseases of the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14
Wanted.
Business Wantad-

YJyO lease small store in desirable location suit-
/ able for Fancy Goods. would like possession in
two or three months ADDRESS q. w. Il,
mar12d3t* North Bridgewater Mass
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Certificate Of MIR. A. q. Blun,. por,I, nd

This may certify that DIR. Carpenter now at the
United States Hotel, has cured me of deafness and
discharges of the head OF II years. standing had
been doctorcd by many eminent physicians without
relief. Any person interested can see me at Messrs
Blunt & Foss,' Middle Street.
A. G. BLUNT
Portland Me-, Jan. IA, 1867.
Hundreds Of Certificates received in this State can
DC seen at the DTS once. nr6
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14

VIE nme lou al Land on Spring, near High street
feet; also about 10000 Brick and 200 perch of one.
Said lot will be sold with without the material.
FORD, or CHARLES SAGER. mch,1dtf
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House for Sale.

SITUATED on Tying Street, No. Ii. 1t is a story
- and a half House, with eight finished rooms and
good cellar. Lot 35 by 81 feet, which there is a
barn. Possession given Immediately. Apply to j.
MAHONY, on the premises. mchlid1w&
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CERTIFICATES.
Testimonial Of A. X. EreenOugh, ESQ.
1 afflicted with Catarrh so badly that had
continual pain in my head eyes very weak, fast
loosing my memory, head was so confused that was
totally unfit for business and general health fast fail
ing. applied to DIR. Carpenter in 1865 and his rem
edies cured me. remain well man.
A. X. GliEENOUGH,
Proprietor of National House, Bangor, Me.
Certificate of Capt. Shute of PoriIap d.
PORTLAND, Jan. 3, 1867.
suffered from deafness eight years. Was under
treatment at the Ear mfrmaries of Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, without receiving benefit;
but knowing of cases than mine, that Dr. Car
penter cured, was induced to apply to him. On ex-
animation the DIR. was not he could cure me-
but would do the best he could. A course OF his
treatment has restored me to my natural hearing.
Any person desiring to see me can do board of
bark " Isaac Carver" Union Wharf, Portland
ALONZ0 L. SHUTE.
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NY person having good teaming business al
n ready established. who wishes partner or to
sell out the whole of his teams. or team, &c., can
hear of purchaser by applying to
COX g. POWARS,
mch11dlw S5la Congress ST., Portland.
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BOOkkeeNer.

WANTED by young man of practical expert
w ence, and who can bring the best of city refer
ences, situation as BOokkeeper or Salesman
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply TO W. II. JEIsRIS,
mar7du Under Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-14

"A Il dIIOF w tlnC0U,
Good reliable, practical CUTTER can hear of a
n good situation, by applying to the subscriber at
his Clothing Store, Nos. 1G2 Fore, and Is Moulton
Streets. q ,-i II ALFRED HASKELL.
3yuA
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j. ID. CHENEY

NATHAN CUTLER,
Secretary and Acting Treasu
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A Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN who has had several years ex-
IA Terrence as a boOk-keeper and accountant,
would like to obtain situation Satisac tory recon-
incubation furnished.
Address sc. w. B." Portland Post Office.
MAJ L 11u&
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08
Immigration,

We published, yesterday, an article
from the indianapolis Telegraph on
the Importance of encouraging for
eign immigration to this State, a sub
ject which will probably receive the
early attention of the Legislature.
South Carolina has recently placed
upon her statute book an act appro-
p iating ten thousand dollars for the
promotion of immigration.
1t creates the Office of Commission
er of Immigration, whose salary is
paid from the appropriation. 1t is
made his duty to advertise for lands
for sale; said lands, after being plat
ted and described, at the expense of
the owner, to be appraised; their
titles to be examined by the Attorney
General or Solicitors of the State; to
register the same in book with the
price and conditions Of payment. In
case such lands be selecte d by any
emigrant, to superintend the transfer
of titles, and other proceedings of
conveyance.
The Commissioner is also required
to publish and distribute in Northern
and European ports and States, dis
criptive lists of lands registered for
sale, climate, productions, &C., to in
dustrious and frugal European emf
grants.
The Commissioner, who is allowed
necessary sub-agents, is required to
protect the immigrant from fraud and
peculation, and to make such other
arrangements as may conduce to their
welfare on arrival; and all officers of
the State are requested to assist him
when requested.
Such are the main features of the
South Carolina Act, and other South
ern States will, no doubt, follow her
examples.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08

JEFFEFsoNvILLE RAILRoAD.-Ona account
of the stoppage of the ferry on the Ohio
river, trains on the Jeffersonsville road
are now run through without change o
cars to New Albany. 1t will be manifest
advantage to the ak factory of that city.
AMOUNT OF BUILDING.-For the year
1866 the Board of Public Improvements is
S e.. I63 permits, an average OF nearly
twenty-thfee per week. Three hundred
and eighty-one were for new buildings,
seven hundred and forty-eight were for
alterations and improvements, and thirty
four lor removals, Of the new buildings,
two hundred and seventy-eight were
dwellings, valued at 81 ,I78,23 The value
of improvements was Sl7l ,074, making the
total 81 ,l77,3l0 The largest permit issued
was for the Catholic Cathedral, which
amounted to $50 Indianapolis Journal
A little daughter of Levi Shingles, who
resides Two miles west OF Lafayette, met
with sad accident yesterday. Mrs. Stin-
gle had been to the city, and returning
home the children ran out to meet her,
and the litile girl in question attempted 10
get up behind on the box seat III the buggy,
when her left limb caught in the spokes o.
the wheel ana was terribly broken and
mangled. The calf of the leg was cut
through to the bone, the leader and ter
dons Sc cred. The bone was broken i'll at
least three pl ces.--Ld(dyette Courier
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08
STATE ITEMS.

At the dedication of Trinity NJ. z.
Church, Indianapolis on Tuesday last, q
subscription of more Than 81 900 was raised
10 free the church from debt.
The new jail at Rockport, Spencer Coun-
ty, has been accepted by the Commission
ers, the contractors accepting sI,OOU. less
than the price agreed upon for the work.
During the year 1866, Teachers In
stitutes have been held in fifty
eight counties, at which one thoC.
aAnd six hundred and twenty-five male,
and one thousand nine hundred nd elev-
en- female teachers were in attendance.
The cost was sS66S 60; 1885 of which were
drawn FIR, m the County Treasurers. The
largest was at Peru, iami County, at
tended by one hundred and twenty mem.
berA EEa sea .ts s.Es 3. n
Departures from the path OF rectitude are
not cohnned to the Met .odlst Church, yet
flon sometimes 'sfail from gracsP' as well
MS other people. We have heard of a GER
faln Democratic editor,- Df this place, Vfi O.
Anew years since, was "a prominent menu.
Der OF that church-an ex raoTdiuary Gil
eumst6nce by the way-aI, o. az Sabaeatlh
School superintendent, and for aught we
KNOW. tie might have been Sexton 1t Ithk
eaK1e time, who, a. the S DRY runs and IL il
1declartd TO be true, left the church-not
fhat he loved God The less. hut Democratic
fwhA@ky lnore.-kecckpoff Umpire.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08

Our contemporary, the Madison
Courier, propounds to us some Con-
stitutional questions relating to the
Office of United States Senator. We
hope it will not insist upon answers to
them. twill remember that itclosed
the discussion of these questions, and,
upon its own notion, sent the case to
the jury of l50, to meet at Indianapo-
lis on Thursday next, and we have
no desire to re-argue the question.
We hope to meet our friend at the
Capital and hear the verdict of the
Jury, which we are satisfied will not
only be " according to the law and the
evidence" but according to the will
of the people.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08
Our Delegation in the legislature.


1t has been many years since Ev-
ansville and Vanderburgh County has
been better represented in the State
Legislature. Lieut.. Governor BAKER
is er-offcio, member of the Senate,
and will, in addition to his duties as
presiding officer, be able to look
after our interests. His reputation
and experience will be valuable to us.
He will be well seconded by our Sena-
tor, THOMAS G. JAoUEss, Esq, gen.
tleman of practical good sense and
business experience. He deserves, and
we trust will be assigned, an important
position in the arrangement of COM
mittees. ae
In the House, JOHN s. HOPKINS,
Esq, will take position among the
first men Of the General Assembly. in
all matters of finance and practical
business. For more than quarter
of a century he has been one of the
leading merchants of this city, and
now occupies the important position
of President of the First National
Bank. He will make one of the most
efficient and reliable working mem
bers. The reputation of EMIL
BIscHoF, Esq, as popular
German orator and writer. will
make him the leading representative
Of that large and influential class of
the citizens of the State. While the
interests of the German as we'll as all
foreign born citizens is identical with
that of the native orn, and while it
is important that all be early Ameri-
caniGed and merged into one nation
ality without distinction, they have
some peculiar wants, to which Mr..
BIsCHoF will be able to give his at
tention. 1t is especially gratifying
that we are able to send to the Legis-
islature for the first time in our his
tory solid delegation of sound and
progressive Republicans; and we
trust it will be taken by the party as
an evidence Of the political sound
ness of the Pocket" and insure
for US due consideration in all mat
tiers of. legislative and official favor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08
Terms of Adunisslon-For series of twelve
lessons, SO 20.
Course of Popular Lectures.

FBTEHE EVANSVILLE LIBRARY AS
-A ~t'ClATION have perfected their ne
gotiatlOus for course of Six Popular Lee
lures The following speakers have prom
istd TO take part:
REV. NJ il. MILBURN, the "Blind
Preacher" The subject is left with him.
self
THEODORE TILTON, of the New York
Independent. Su %ject: Our Country's Re-
construction"
HON CARL SCHURZ. THE Recon-
struction of Germany"
PETROLEUM Y. Massey, PM. (Which Is
FOStfnaster), Professor OF hiblIcal Politics.
REV. WAYLAND HOYT, OF Cincinnati
Subject not Net announced. .f.,.,.; tl.,..ft.
JAS. b. MURDOCH (''Dranatic Read
ings ~ comes II his health will allow. 4.,i t,'
The FIRST. LECTURt: vii comg, or at
M Mes g, i, IG HALh on MKT BRIDAY
The EEcoND LECTURE, on THURS
DAY EVENING WEEK, the 18th inst, by
Theodore tiitOn.
Cou sc Tickets az each. to he had at the
Library Rooms or of any VI the Directors.
JAM DIR