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The New York herald., 1868-06-17

StACKETT, BELCHER CO-TIIE REMAINING AS.
= sets and Book Accounts of said firm will be sold ~
LAW RENEE * srRATION, at public auction, at III Pine
street, New York the 18th OF July, sos at . NJ. ing
certain Lands III Texas. For further Information call
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

CHLRIFF's sALE-LI9UoR sroRE-RIcHARD WAL.
y TIERS, AuctiOneer, viii this day, Wednesday, at IL
O'Clock corner Nineteenth and First avenue,
stock Of Ales Wines, Liquors and Cigars also Lease
and Fixtures of above hrst class liquor store
JAMES DCNfHY Deputy. JAMES O'BRlEN Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

CHERIFF's sALE-BUTTER, CHEESE, EMPTY BAR
> rels-kICHAkD WAL Eks, Auctioneer will sell this
day W ednesday, at III O'Clock =, East broadway
Butter ana Chse Platform Scales aud empty Barrels kc
b. REILLY, Deputy. JAMES O'BRlEN, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

Brocote and Lace Curtains, rich Bronzss from Paris
and sns Roaks,s HSs
soas scSsrea % with harslsh i SosS sors Centre and
Side abes stair Carpets, Rods, shades walnut Buffet Tea
rieh eat Crystal and Glass Ware, China Tea ana Dn:ns
spoons Forks ivory Table Cutlery, &C. ali the Furn
5 5e Of the S oas sss Take
SEfISE 81 n HoTEE s.
EAST HoUsroS sTREET, NEAR BROADWAY, HOTEL
TUKE, BILLIARD TABLES, &C., AT AUCTION THIS
CAMPBELL CO. win sell this day, at Ss East Houston
with BaTd Room FurnSr &C. the
%ahossny and black walnut top Chamber Fur
nlur mahogany halrcOth setee Sofas Easy and other
%TGr. other %5rss TOP %ashSaas s,aer Mss5
single and double Cued Hair Mattresses Hair and Feather
Bedns aa MTor se srass other
oc ohs throughout @ entire house. oae Dussas Co. eele
Heater and connections Kitchen Utensils, Furniture Glass
Billiard Table with late patent improved Cashons Balls and
Cues inc mahogany top once Coun err with key Card and
aogue cary at hotel Dealers buyers spec
positive. CAMPBELL JR, Salesman.
A UCrIoN NOTICE MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture at private SAFE at less than auction prices All
a sixteenth street between Fifth Sixth
Drawing Suit, French brocate
Tor $275 Etareres ookcase Bron1es Paintings, Books
Bronze Clock, Chandeliers lace Curtains Brussels
Carpets Mirrors rosewood Bureaus, edsteas Washstands,
WadrOOes GGmmod Toilet Tao cost sso for $40 MAJ.
Wardrobe Sofa Arm Chair four Chairs for $3.50 Extension
n fe%po sop Bo~ "tr @ Fcser sugar s S5
Table Cutlery Linen, Glassware, Chnaware the furniture
IN use less than five months for sale ut half original cost
The House to let.
A UCTIoN EoTICE.-T. b. BLEEcKER sCHooLEY
York Real Estat ckg Rundg at nd uri
vae sale Especial attention paid to sales OF Furniture at
private dwellings.
A J. BLEECKER SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUC-
ilon the premises, Thursday June IS 1858 at l2h
'""S''''Is R6pTiiERFoRp 6p1YiifRFo PARK ASSOCIATION,
leaves foot Of Chambers street the day Of sale at ii
o'clock A. NJ free tickets maps and fu particulars at Office
No POsTP0NEMENT On ACCOUNT OF WEATHER.
A UCTIoN NoTICE.-FURNITURE AT BARGAIN
"A for cash, and less than auction prices at ERNEST
ROTHs furniture mandatory, IS Beecker street.
French satin brocate gi75 saog S22 and 25C covered
great variety Paror, Library, Bedroom Dining Room
Furniture latest style; Mattresses, Mirrors, &c, cheap AL
goods warranted.
A UCTION SALE OF CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS
"A ware HENRY q. EVANS, Auctioneer, win sell
large Retail Stock comprising general assortment sale
without close the chance for bargains
4 UCTION sALE-oF BLACK WALNUT PARLoR AND
"A Chamber Suits, Carpets, Beds,eads Chairs Billiard
aha @ Plon street. ps rookyp ON e
IL, at lOH O'Clock
A -PAwNBRORERs SALE OF WATCHES AND JEW.
n. elry-A. NJ. CRIsTALAR, Auctioneer-A. NJ. CRIsrA-
street viii sell on Thursday June is al 1917 oeoek large
lot of Gold and sie Watches Chains, Rings Pins Ear
rings, Studs Buttons Pencils &C. by order OF NJ Levy,
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

6 HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.--SALE OF GENTEEL
>. Household Furniture this day. June IL, at ii o'clock,
302 est fhrythlrd street. Eighth the entire
Furniture OF said house. -ar!or SUITS rosewood Piano.
Carpets. Olcoth, Chamber Bedroom Furniture Bed
seads, Beds Chairs Tables, Dnng and Kitchen Fur
nre China Glass and CrOcsery Ware &c. sale positive,
In lots to dealers and others
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

SHERIFF's sALE.-RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTION
> eer, will sell this day wednesday,, at IL O'Clock, at u
East Broadway, Gas Fixtures. awnings, Chars, Trunks,
Mems aud " Womens Clothing. JOHN hELLY late Sheriff.
A. L. BYRSE, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
SALES AT Auction.


A uCTION sALE.-AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPoRTU-
n nifty for hOusekeepers hotelkeepers and the trade
Large sale of elegant Household Furniture this day We'd
nesday June H. lo o'clock precisely at the elegant ve
story residence l9 West Eighth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, by LUKE FITZGERALb, auctioneer rea
BILE attendance pack goods for purchasers
Over 500 lots elegant and costly Furniture Velvet Brussels
and Ingram Carpets magnificent rosewood octave
Panoforte Stool and Cover five elegant wood and
Paror Suits with the richest description French
Satin brocate and rosewood Etageres walnut Book
and ladys Writing Desk Turkish and Reception Chairs,
Oh Paintings by eminent artists Pier and Mante Mirrors
tnary Lava and China Vases rosewood and walnut Bed
steads Bureaus Washsands, Commodes spring and hair
Mattresses, Blankets Pillows and Lounges Chairs Rockers
Solas with haireoth Clocks Mirrors Centre and
Side Tables stair Carpes Rods Shades, walnut Buffet Tea
and Extension Tables Dining Chairs Corner and
Sets, Silver plated Coffee and Tea Sets Casters Ice Pehers
Spoons, Forks, Ivory Table Cutlery Sc Also all the Furn
niure of the Halstand &C. Sale positive Take
Sixth or Seventh avenue Univ ersity place cars.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-THIS DAY JAMES AGAR
i will sell, at 81 New oweiy, ii o'clock, go lots or
mems womens Clothing, by order OF John j. Levy
AZ Shth
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

-PAwNBRORERs SALE OF WATCHES AND JEW.
~. ery-A NJ. CRIsTALAR, Auctioneer-A. VI. CRISrA-
LAR SON. No Park place between Broadway and Church
street. will sell Thursday June Is at 0s ocock large
lot of Gold and Sill er Watches Chains, Rings Pins, Ear
rings, Studs Buttons, Pencils &C. by order OF NJ. Levy
rs Grand street. The trade al invited
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

WHEN is THE TIME TO BUY LOTS WHEN THEY
w are put up at public auction to be sold absOuey iOf
what they will brn. without limit reserve. Such time
will Tuesday, June o. at the extensive ad 0urned
sale Linden Pro- near Prospect fArk "
JOHNSON n MILLER a, lil Broadway Those who make
money seize the oppOne OCCASION while the hesi-
tang suf er them o pass afterwards vexed at
their neglect Don't improve THIS unusual opportunity
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

- a q. RrRSuAM's FURNITURE BAGGAGE Ex
"A. press lis eleventh street. near SIX ss'n q,
large waeous for moving iWnure city or county,
urnre packed, shpped aud ssorsd money ad'
vanCed.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

DARTNER wANTED--A PARTY ENGAGED IN THE
jobbing trade in Chicago, which IN well established and
profitable, will take partner with $1,000 $15,00J cash
capital References given and required Address d. b. NJ,
Her onlc
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
FINANCIAL.

N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE MARIPOSA
bond and stockholders wiz be held at the government
room OF the New York Stock Exchange to-day
MSP ~ to receive the report Of the COMMITTEES appointed
at the last meeting.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

A UCTION NOTICE.-FURNITURE AT A BARGAIN
n for cash, and less than auction prices at ERNEST
RUTHS furniture manufaci0ry, 5S Bleecker street,
kroadway Magnificent Paror suits covered with any color
French satin brocate, Tl5, S0U S22l and 250
with rep harcioth s75 Se5 $780, l25 and sl50 Also
great variety Parlor, Library, Bedroom and Dining Room
Furniture latest Style Mattresses, Mirrors, &C, cheap. AL
goods warranted.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

at No. 25 East Broadway, one back Horse.
WM. II. SHIELDS, Deputy. JAMES O'BRTEN Sheriff.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
tion, the 18th day OF June 1905 10 O'Clock A. VI at
ARMOUES sales stables Seventh and Twelfth
street, Hamb eionan Colts, and the other
Old, lately owned bv q. sherry, deceased.
THOS. DAhLINGTONt
L. COLWELL "NeN'"''''
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
PRRsONAE.

A BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY AND INTERESTING FE-
"A male enid Of two months cid win be given for adoption
lant Can be seen all this week 2 West Twenty
Dueet
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

DARTSER wANTED-wITH $l5Oo, IN A BONA FIDE
i manufacturing business article staple and will sell
long as the public require clothing
MERRIAM, 64 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
WILLIAM ABBOTT AuCrIoNEER

Large and Attractive Sale Of
Property mt Clifton, staten lsand, consisting o t63
valuable Building Lots 10 be sod the Thurs
day june IL, AT ~ O'Clock NJ. with right mansion
and other buildings thereon This property Is situated within
ten minutes walk OF NanderDIt or Third landing,
bounded by New York the of New YORK.
and only l2j feet from the ~ Y. Yacht Club house an
grounds, commanding view OF the harbOr will be sold
In lots and parcels Maps, catalogues, be had
office O the auctioneer, l7J Chrtan square, New YOrS
This will take place regardless OF weather Terms easy
vNM. Writer'S AUCTTONEER. SELLS THIS DAY, AT
w O'Clock, at f4 Gaua street, PariOr SUITS reps,
brocate and hair CLOTH French plate, pier and mattel MIR
Curtains centre, dining and Ltagees, Book
case rosewood fanotorte, ycvet Tapestry, three Ply and
other Carpets, OclOhs, be top suits In black wAnut
and enameled Hair Mattresses Feather holsters aud Pillows,
Lounges Easy Rocking other Chars China Glass and
Silver stoves Oce Library, aud other Furniture, Sc
Goods packed and shipped.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

A UCTION SALE OF CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS
n ware.-HENRY q. EVANS, Auctioneer, win sell
Thursday, June l., at 10 O'clock at lg7 Blocker
large Retail Stock. comprising general assortment sale
without close the chance for bargains
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

BUSINESS WAGONS OF EVERY KiND-cONsTANTLY
ID on hand such Groccrs, Bakers, Butchers Pumb.
ers MIX, CsrpeD,srs Depot and cypress light heavy
suit any business You will md this place favorable
any you eau Bnd STEWAkT's Wagon Factory,
vifty third street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

4 UCTION SALE-OF BLACK WALNUT PARLOR AND
"A Chamber Suits, Carpets, Beds,eads Chairs Billiard
Table and assortment of Household Furniture, by COLE
MURPHY, Ss Fulton street. Brooklyn, Wednesday, June
H. at 1O19 O'Clock
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

CHARLES CHINN-LArE OF, $40 GRAND STREET, is
" Interested In some nd in England Apply TO Rev. f. r.
xoung Revere House, broadway store "a avenue d. up
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

DARTNER wANTED-TO TAKE HALF OR THIRD
i interest In the great Panorama of California,
70 start tour Of Europe. Apply to d. sckels, 4S2
Broome street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

DARTNER wANTED-wITH $500 CAPITAL IN A
i genteel established manufacturing business Broad
way; will clear Sl0O0O yearly Apply to BRADsrRELr &
Co, 500 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

DISTILLERS, ATrENTION.-A HOUSE, WITH LARGE
- connections out West and great facilities for selling
whiskey and spirits, Ia anxious to into business
rangement with firm in this city for the of the above
articles. Apply with samples, to L. BERTRAND $40 Third
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

AT 800 MERCER sTREET-ELEGANT BARoUCHE ;,
"A $3.50 new Coupe Rockaway $S5O; square box city
made Road Wagons xl5 and 1225 elegant
Rockavay SAB do il60; seated Jaeger q5o cheap
and best Harness In the city from S4 to $780, No fac
Lap Robes, Isers, &c 30 per cent below regular
prices. Calf and
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

ID DEsPONsIBLE PARTIES LOOKING FOR RELIABLE,
IL safe and profitable business apply for particulars
569 Broadway room No. J. or address the same.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
HORSES. ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLOCKs.-oUR MANUFACTURE BEr,Ef I1,sa 4
and cheaper than any imported whoese auu ns ~
A. A. FRANkFIELD CO., Ns srIn svenue, Sg,ne Tn, ~
Fourteenth street, and SIS Eighth avenue corner o' "euI
sixth street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

A UCTION EOTICE.-T. B. BLEECKER SCHOOLEY,
n auctoneers and real estate % Pine street, New
York Real Estate Stocks, Bonds &C. at auction and pr
vae SALE Especial attention paid to sales OF Furniture at
private dweings.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

RY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
- HENRY II. LEEDS MINER wiz sell by auction, on
Saturday June 20 1865 their sslesroom s3 Liberty street,
household Furniture. Full particulars hereafter.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS AND INDIA RUBBER
deaersFor sale, Part Interest in Bournes Patent for
Deodorzing India Rubber equal GoodyeaI Address T.
Bourne, box 9, ,203 New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

DARTNER WAETED-TO TAKE AN INTEREST IN A
well established cash business duties light night
work Also for sale the Goodwill and Interest of first class
cash paving Business many established the best To-
cation the city. Respectable parties with cash capital
will ind something worthy Of attention by applying at 1U7
ourth avenue, first store up stairs tor week
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
YORK, WEDNESDAY, II, lses-TRPLE SHEET
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

RRICK STABLE 10 LET-IN THIRTEENTH STREET,
- between University place and Filth avenue contains
&c. Apply 70 h. w. PRESCOTT, 10 East Fourteenth
street. or 70 PRESCOTT SON, rs Chambers street.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16

sidsnt Shall IL DO The Hon AIexands
Campbell He Va q veteran In the cause az
industry, and know not why We NAV not
confde In him. | know Of no man who has
stronger claims upon the suffsrar es Ok labor
ingmen, but I have not the easure ~ n
personal acquaintance with tie gentleman.
see that Greeley. Ward, Of Detroit, &C.,
&C., have INST In council again recently.
Let M keep our eye on them, for their move
snts bode no good to our industrial armies
his IL certain.
noticed q most scsndalouB article 10 tba
Workinqmaa's Appeal, OF last week, respect
ing the col ored man, protesting 70 have
come from Prof. Aggasiz. II appears % Be
put forth as feeler by the editor Of that. n
many respects, excellent sheet The article
il lie, manifestly upon its very face. whe.
ther or ne. IL pro seeded from Aggasiz lhi.
Is apparent to all who will exercise their
reason upon il. | am informed BY an indi-
vidual here, that Aggasiz denies she author
ship Of it. This IL certain to my mind. to-
wit:-that the industrial classes can never
obtain their rights While denying them 10
the colored man. We stand or fall With him
and for this am willing. We do not de-
serve liberty until we are willing to share IL
With our colorst brother, for Ne "A ar an
blood with "a, and the future NAV prove him
our superior, morally at least, If indeed this
10 not already proven. | claim 10 know
something on this subject from experience.
having spent the last thirty four years in
their midst, as il were- They.ara brave aud
naturally susceptible as to religious inauen-
ces. | see no reason why education will not
make them fully our equals IN al respects,
and possibly orr supsri9rs. 1t IL believed
! by some that there are good reasons for be-
lieving the race will become even superior
Z to US
Ny Introduction has crowded nv article
into the future. M. LEONARD
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16
FROM WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,, May Q, ISGS

- @nAf 1A@J " ADJp~
To the RditOr Of thu wOnEIEsNAS's ADvsoAra,
al 10 regular meeting Of the MAchinists and
Blacksmiths Union, Of this city, the fratcrnal
friends and social companions Of the late S.
II. Gilbert, who came to his death BY the
explosion Of the boiler OF the propeller Gov
ernor Cushman, Friday morning, May LIST,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WnERaAs, ny dispensation OF our Heavenly
Father we h--c inst been reminded, III the death
Of oar late comrsde and brother 8. II. Gilbert
the immutability Of Gods providence, and
the fraii tenure by which we hold our temporal
existence.
AND WHEREAs, While We humbly and rerer.
emily submit ourselves to the Christening intlu.
ences OF this sad event, we feel Il but pertinent
to the occasion, in justice to common humanity.
70 express sense Of our bereavement in the
loss 70 have, therefore,
Resolved, That ID The death Or our Aforesaid
brother, We acknowledge loss too severe 70 be
adequately determined that We will endeavor
to copy into our lives those virtues which 80
manfully adorned his, and BY % doing revere
his memory and reform our practice.
Resolved, That 70 biz family we extend our
heartfelt symparhies III tbis, their sudden afTlic-
ton, aud would counsel them 70 be reminded Of
the infinite gain their departed husband and ia
Their j. realizing, while they but know his tenn
porary loss.
Resolved, That our Union shall Be draped for
thirty dayA
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be presented TO the family OF the deceased. and
also be recorded in the books Of this Union.
BY order Of the Machinists' and Black
smiths Union, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16
TIE PRESIDENCY AGAIN.

We learn from several OF our exchanges
that the claims Of Generals Hancock and
Cary are being vigorously pushed forward
by several friends Of the Labor movement, a.
the peoples choice for President and Vice
President Of the United States. The New
York Globe publishes letter from Mr. VIM.
Sylvis endorsing the nominations, while tie
Washington Union Of the Sth inst, takes a
similar position. While we believe General
Hancock to be a true patriot and gallant
general, we think 1t premature, until his
position on the financial question is an
nocnced, to commit ourselves for or against
him. All we desire to say at present is,
should he subscribe to the principles Of the
National Labor Platform, and thereby show
that be 10 in practical sympathy with the
reform movement. the Advocate will give
him an honest and hearty support.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16
THE REFORM MOVEMENT,

| We regret to learn from some of our cor
respondents the idea prevails among many
intelligent friends Of the Labor Movement,
that it is too confined and contracted in ITS
views, and that to be effective and successful
it must take . broader and more compre-
hensive range. Now, if those gentlemen
who advance these views would take the
trouOis to examine the platform adopted at
the session Of the Congress in Chicago, we
think they would arrive at very different
conclusion, besides being convinced that if
they have heretofore stood aloof, or occupied
an equivocal position, the fault hes eXclu-
siyely with themselves. So far from this
being the case. it has been the endeavor Of
those most Jminently connected with the
movement, to secure the CO operation Of all
men, irrespective Of party or calling, who
could 10 any measure direct public opinion
to the wrongs sought to be redressad, or en-
list the sympa,hIes OF the masses to effect
their removal
The Labor movement contracted in it's
scope Why it is the most catholic and
comprehensive reform Of the age. 1t is the
battle Of right against wrong of light
against darkness; Of truth against corrup-
ton ; Of muscle against Poney. 1t is the
movement Of the people against the intrigues,
cunning and robbery of debAuched, design
ing politicians. 1s doubt its success, would
be treason against common sense, and the
principles Of republican government
1t is true that up to the present time the
interests Of those who earn their living BY
manual labor have been made to certain
extent a speciality, but there is no reason to
infer because such has been the case, that
ell other interests have been ignored. If q
preference he's been given to the claims Of
honest labor, it must not be forgotten that
the movement was initiated by its represent
atives, and that the producing classes are
more directly interested in the reforms
sought to be accomplished, than any other
in the community. Neither must it be for
gotten that workingmen, by their training,
and ths nature Of their avocations, have
been pr cluded from enjoying thope privi-
leges possessed by others more favored, and
consequently greater pressure and more
persistent effort is required t. secure among
them tia. cooperation which 10 essential to
success. Yet this fact, instead of furnish
ing reason why a purely selfish interest
should control the actions or deliberations
Of those who have the welfare Of the masses
at heart, furnishes one Of the strongest argu-.
menss in favor Of securing the influence and
sympathy Of all men who can, and do, see
that the surest way 60 remove the evils COM
planned Of, Is to remove the causes which
produce them. Such an invitation has been
extended in good faith time and -gain, and
we assure our friends that if they have fail
ed to avail themselves Of it, the fault does
not lie with the officers or members Of the
National Labor Union.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16
A DrvERsTrx OF oPINIoc.

The following christian-like effusion was
received from gentleman ~ member II
the Methodist Church, in Rushville, Ind,
last Tuesday morning. We hardly know
which &c commend most highly, It's compost
ton or its spirit. If poor Arlemus had been
alive be might have felt pang Of jealousy
in reading it. We give il verbatim cd Rter-
atm
RussiaviIl Howard co Ind May 4th 1855 mr. A
G Cameron sir you pretend to be the working
mans friend if you are you will give the two dol
'srs you have taken out Of the post Offices that
send fc- the christian advocate but II YOU are
pick pocet and post ofics rober and the Ia
boring mans knave and tFater you viii keep my
monney and prove your sselxe TO be such do
not guet nv dollars BY dishonty quit Il by my
industra you say that some have denounced YOU
as a republican in disguise and BY Others al q
norious copperhead and traitor to all parties
a demagogue and enemy yes and say thief
and a lyer coming out Of his din in sheeus cloth
ing but nverbla a devil snawring post Office and
every place you can emageon that there mite be
mite that you cold optain with out giving va
lue for it nov sir you will do me Kindness if
not to send an other SHED. Of your nonsense
when reade reade some thing that Il good
COR edfeation but If you think that YOU win
mead tive dollars to pay your way to the lore re-
gems keep monneny and paper traitors to god
and the contry in which you live hold you be
it'll the basiest rebel In the souths and viii not
lake an other nomber Of your corruption DO
rot paternnise stu David Hawver.
Now, we wish to assure our sOorthy
brother that there are several mac
curacies in the above statement, to which
we desire to call bis attention. In
the first place we did not take the
letter containing his subscription from the
post-ofSee, as all our mail NJ delivered at
our sanctum and In the next place, Il was
not addressed to the Christidn advocate, al
it now lies before rs, together with the en-
selope, ID being our practice 10 Hls
all communications containing remistanees.
That be is unable to appreciate tire teach
ings OF the ADyocArF should excite no sur
prise, when We are told that he Sculptures
are to the Greeks fcolishnes and 10 the jews
stumbling block. Finally. that II We 90
cepted his g to pay our fare to TIE Store"
regieas, 1t would be under the belief thai In
doing 80 be would 30 nens the poorer. - be
is sure TO be deadshsadsd through. But Co.
1t is the height Of cruelty 70 Keep him in
suspense, We may - well stats that bic