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CON nslg noes por south Uai olrna axaniroao
March q.

ns1g noes por south alOlrna Ra1lrOaa
March q.
657 bales Cotton. IS bales Domestics "a casks Ba.
CON. 1852 buahels Grain. 2 cars Lumber. cars
Stock. To Railroad Agent, Il Sloan. Pelzer, Rod.
gers & Co. @ 81 Walter & Co, G w williams & CO. w
Ryan, Reeder Davis, r Pringle, Brodie & 90,
Frost Adger, II Hoppock, w Courtney s. Co,
Ihurston \ Holmes Claghorn, Herring co. West
& Jones, 0'Neill, II Coba & Co. Goldsmith & Son,
Il sharp &c Co. T. w Marshall, P Dowling & 90,
T III & w Devices.
ConslgMees per Northeastern Railroad
March q.
sc bales Cotton 100 bushels Peas, cars Stock
Mdse. &C. 10 J Quackenbush. Biscboff & Co, j
Nolan, W Ryan, Gen Erwin. Mowry & Co, g
Williams & Go, Frost Adger. Hart & Co, How
aid & Bro, G Gravelcy Caldwell g. sons Ora
ham, Railroad Agent.
Consigmees per Charleston and Savan-
nab Railroad. March 2.
cotton, Rice. Mdse and Wood. To Roper & Sto-
ney, Klatte & Co. Colcook 4 Co. ISQsterholtz A
Nj Lowry, Miss Judith Canter, Railroad Company, J
Pringle, w Courtney 90, Voigt Stohy Webb
& Co, Morrison, Fraser, Kanapaux, Fraser
Il Dill. w p Dowling & Co, A Winter.
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Ieston Cotton and lstce Market.

Charleston Cotton and Istce Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Tuesday Evening, March q !
COTTON.-The market showed no alteration from
the character which has prevailed for time the
demand being light article dull, and factors rrA
heretofore Sales 100 bales say 25 at 26s< at 27
at 2711; 81 at 27; at %; 90 at 2a<, 10 at 49, We
quote, quite nominally:
11yERpooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to goru ordinary. -. .2eA@27A
Low middlj'S.... ...'......... .2IA@y2S
Middli,~...... .26AD-
pv ,rew York classification we quote:
Low mlddhng. .2SL@-
%
AsA~I4-lu uls BIo1n 4nUsen
prices Sales about 100 tierces of clean Carolina II
at 81; sc at s;k; So at s5l; 30 at s11.16c q fb.
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AsR Rssen&crs.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-G
Douglass L Taylor, f Weed, O d Warren Rev
r Johnson and wi,e L Mccarthy, r Cetlin, M!ss
Johnson Mrs Z r Miles. Mrs Stiles, Miss Purdy,
Beard and wife, OFT, wife and daughter, Denni-
son, GCorey. Kennedy, D NJ Beebe. q B Gfess, A
Merrill Miss q h Barrow, Miss Ann Lyons. A Hast
ings, Miller, Mrs Lppett and servant, Miss r
Dodge. Master Dodge. and in steerage
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah VIA Beaufort,
Baker, w Evans. wife and daughter, g VI Berry.
L II Butler 81 Rogers. W Whitwel, F Clark and
daughter, and 8 on deck
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
DR. James Whaley, King MIS- Berger, H L Terri
Chadwick Sehaper. 81 Wilson. Major d e
johnson, Wesson, w Nohrden, and II deck
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Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
III ns FOREIGN MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Noon.-Cotton fat; uplands
112Sd.; Orleans 12Ad.; sales 6eO0 bales shipments
from Bombay since last report, $4,000.
Afternoon.-Yurns ana fabrics heavy. Red West
ern wheat. 9s 3d. Corn, old, Bis cd; new. sos Sd.
Evenipg.-Cotton dull; sales 5000 bales
LONDON March s.-censels. %. Bonds. SIX.
Sugar dull; on the spot. 500; aHoat 2ss. Tallow,
ASS 3D.. ir s,tls iM R %.i fg
HAvRr. March 2.-cotton flat ana unchanged.
p5a - DOMESTIC MARKETS.. l3 seB
NEW York, March 2-Noon.-Money active at y;
sterling O. Gold s2 e2's, II. Cotton dun at 1880.
Evening-Cotton without decided, change; sales
1909 bales at 2s cents Flour irreguiar and unset
tied; common to fair extra Southern S6 70aS6 81.
Wheat slightly favors buyers. Corn Arm; yellow
southern 81. Pork Arm; new $32a22I. Lard steady
at l9a19h. Whiskey rather more steady at 80. Rice
dali; Carolina 9a10. Sugar dnll and 20 lower; good
to fair refining 1Sa13A. Turpentine 21Sa5b. Rosin
~ 46aS8. Freghts declining; cotton by steam
I'D. Governments a shade weaker; 62's 17Z1 South.
ern securities quiet; Louisiana levse bonds co.,,
Money active at per cent, and in some casee the
commission added. Sterling decidedly firmer at sa
9H Gold steady at s2M. Stocks closed frna
BALTIMORE, March 2.-Cotton weak and nominal
ly 30. Flour--family active and unchanged. Wheat
low active at 91as3 Oats and rye unchanged Pork
$SS 25a3S 80. Bacon firm Lard quiet at 0oa2Ox.
CncINATTI, March 2-Fiour and corn unchanged.
Whisky dull. Provisions quiet. Mess pork held
at SS2 5O Lare 10. Sugar and hams unchanged.
ST. Jou1s, March 2.--whiskey %. Pork $50 80.
Bacon frm-shoulders 14A; clear sides 171Sa17a
Lard quiet.
LOUISVILLE. March 2-Mess pork ss2 5o LARD
49, Bacon shoulders 14a14s clear sides IS. Whiskey
o.
WILMINGTON, March 2.-spirits Of turpentine
quiet at bo1. Rosip, pething doing. Crude tur-
pentine advanced ten cents. and quoted at 81 s6ass
Tar saa0 cents lowers quoted at 81 sOa2 sS. Cotton
nothing doing.
AUGUSTA. March 2.-Cotton duiI and unsettled:
sales loo bales; receipts 2b6. Quotations nominal
MOBILE, March 2-Nothing doing; receipts 500
bales; exports 2S32 bales.
NEW ORLEANS March 2.--Gotton irregular and
lower; demand and offerings light; middlings 27xa
2sc sales 1900 bales; receipts 1891 bales exports
s3As bales. Gold 82H. Sterling 4sI. New York
sight 4aH premiura. sugar dull and nominal; com.
mon 12>SalS; prime 151sa16a1; yellow Tx. Mslas.
ses dull; prime 8Oa81. -,,
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Commercial.
ExpOrtS.

Exports.
steamship Sea Gull-171 bales
Upland Cotton, 1876 terces Rice, IL bales Rags,
IL bales Bags. casks Clay, hhds Iron. pack.
ages WOOL Dbl Green Peas, sacks Fruit, 9e
empty Barrels. HoIse and Sundres
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"A Lost Love.

Tho glory OF the dream Is past,
: The sweet illusion melts in air;
And calmly facing despair,
Whisper, tits tho last-the last
The last and mest divinely fair,
The brightest, sunpiest, and the lasti
Your friendship in its glided bark
y -Glides on as calmly as before;
But my impetuous fancy bore
hslmless boat beyond the mark,
And on q far surf-whitoned shore
1he wreck beats drifting through the dark.
Henceforth we meet with less to dread,
And less to hope on either side;
You balanced in holy pride,
And in that which serves instead
A stubborn jealousy to hide
The wound whIch most Of all hath bled.
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Walpaammaem Rraraxes,

li.s WalpaAMwaeMR RIaeAxee.
WI M,aLAIMaIoA, y oA, March .--TSapzxrrRs. Mo 10.
ss1sis !gnssnTssH --sase sa ensy oas snall Jos
a, = ~ M Of w shs At q % Cor saaasaaaA
Geld at % 70 per bel. - - - - Rss SA5s
No sales reperteA In eeston N
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TEE ACCOMMODATIONS AID pHrcss.

There are no especial accommo odations here
for inyalids.a The houses, including this hotel
are built as refuges from summer heats. The
broad halls, wide verandahs and adjacent
shade trees harmoniousIy attest that. A re-
cent writer upon italy discoursing in regard
TO q similar condition OF things in that coun-
try, says Sin some things, it is true this har-
mony may be pushed too far, and you may feel
snat associations sugg estiye of fantastic sum-
mSrs heat.' are but an indifferent specific for
@deHcaIe GEL lungs. as you sit covering over the
ntInl ~ nlcker OF wood fire, while the drsuphts
nrom 1ti-fthng windows and doors iostle eHnh
other In the race to escape up the cbinnnav,,'
Inns might very we'll have been within nnvl
mouse 10 Aiken, and yet am not at ali carta,n
that Shfae 'sill-fttihg windows and aorirs,, and
open siFa.places are not most effecti ya as,ents
~ promoting recovery here. 1t 10 simply ven
stination, primitive ventilation, to be sure. but
still efectlve; and an enormous improyernentI
upon The stove, or furnace heated ai,arrnenfa'
almost hermetcally sealed, found at the Nortf,'
4 Know OF one gentleman here who deter.
mined to reform oil this, and with paste ana
paper, taeks and list, closed every aperture.
he .rernained almost constantly in his, room
Tor TIVE months, and then cOncluded the air
here diG n05 b0MefiE ohfMSEndolefk He in the
only one / have hoard OF who has left this win
ter under such nn inApression. The roaaaae In
at the houses hero are GENERALLY large. ana
As have more than ihtimated airy, AL thie
Motel the price Of board Ia GEO per naonth, on
9l6O Tor two in one x0OM. In Eriyate hOsisee
the price is S56 per month for each person,
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During this period there have been about
seven rainy days, and about thee days of
clouds and high winds. The remainder or the
time the weather has been delightful, the ther-
mometer ranging nom noon to sundown be-
instances touching 70 degrees. While the mer-
curry indicates the actual temperature it's REQ
ord conveys no idea Of the quality Of the at.
mosphere. which is dry aud exhilarating.
quality OF the air here as an occasional visit to
Augusta, only seventeen miles distant, whore
always find q difficulty Of respiration, and
consequent depression which is at once re-
sandy and porous, SO that in four or Ave
hours after heavy rain it becomes quite
dry under foot
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AaKMsta . sSarkss.


AUaUsTA. March -CorroN- Our market today
ruled quiet at saturdays prices until the receipt OF
foreign accounts, when buyers efered only 27c for
mi" ding close dull and nominal. Sales SS bales
From estimates and counts by warehousenaen. wa,
hnd the stock hand to be a0 1e0 bales today from
which we make the following statement: i
AuavspA COTTON sTArEMENT FoR sHn MONTH nuD1No
TEsRUARY 20, 1859.
Stock on hand Sept 1, 1868. II eeai
heoe'rts sinee 10 dase ................. 81, ,AOBt
rs. ss,Oll
ExpcrM ana nome consumpti0n.... 90. .62,0lli
stock on hand Feb 2s lsoe.... ..2O,loo
ss,oil
selma Cotton Market.
SELMA, (ALA.) February 28-
COTTON srATxlEEHT. ~ pt5a
stock on hand September /, 1868. ......... no
Received this week..........,.,...... $50
Rsc9ived previously ......... ..... 80 A8S 81 o5s
~ sl.1ss
Hnippe0 thas week. ek............,...... 3E9
Snappso previous. rs, ,21S28.sn
-. . ,
Stock on hand February 2s.................. 7sezt
, 1869-01-14

seeo known to heeesae almost perfect In fsv
noe.e; nc oa =, Il atu:l{ he case. these fortunate
e!eryahine quickly, no matter how msp1 ob
s:aelts ahey have 10 overcome In It's accomplish.
ment; Thete lew are envitd Is to Obvious from
e ~ 1ssn s% ePe 3 ass st s,: m:xs Es
Rs: t,s;ifs I: esass,s eSsasss nd ap'' being
thing other than the tiler, ou whicn be deoepd,
tof sAle gnle knee. It is greeted Win decisive
ssssas snor q !soghsr By sous aud fo
termtned rot 10 be the object II Th'eb The SscSs
OF the crowd arc dl1cciec, feco7ers his eo1tub.
s.9n s''' I'D s,.tts q w''a an exhibition d nls
tni. ~ IN sned aane dsan manenver which
hs 'a n.s,.sass S;siase e Z! b; Gss,
!; sstss I'd e Z eostssS tas s
EEL knorn e1pers. It Is The same haii the
EInwa!th zoaatea occupy. and is adniraoly
soots 70 s1f tns aooE being
fenre. with each tlbes. The assenblaee a % va
no e's es anSaG1ss many Ladies who altnoush
nds @ % no ,n's as..sie fiengstaasn sgss!.s
R TSsb ;p w ont
curytng the 10 thsm> napieas.nt poaiton n
qnifed TO use those no" IN vogue and allow them
10 ene aoTn 10 xn asd .,s.s stores in a. ex
delighted tee audience with bits skill, and several
oi tts Il 1earesicnced afforded eumcltnt nm1sc-
mtnt u theis attenpts TO successfully navigate
me machine 10 add Interest 10 tic
Ing = constantly recurring fc.t, Contrary 10 eI.
pectauoLs- a. the oteeicg YES merely tnten led
70 give The kuelfc an ldea OF how the thing was
become pupils, By plJiag the coneidsration ac.
handed for tuatton and enrolling their n.ruc. On
the book. Nov that '1stTuction can be tad for
a!eAsonab1c psice, With The a.surance Of soccess.
before many usys velo :lpedeA viii be s.en On isc
avenues, bearing their happy owners to au i nom
tntlF nnnes and places OF business At a speed
only equ:lIed BY Dexter and baehaw.
, 1869-01-14
THE BOARD OF TRADE CASE,
The Motion 10 Continue tho Motion TO Dis.
solve the lpjunetfon Sustained,

The molten made 10 continue the motion to dis
eol7e the Injunction In the case OF Murry Nelson
d 70. ". tho Board Of Trade, camo on for areu-
ment, before Honor Judge Williams, yester.
day morning, In the ctrcuit Court
Thc bill OF complaint alleged that Robbins, tho
Prcs,d Mt, and Brtus. one ofthe Directors OF The
Board, were In combination with Howard Paestly
n getFtng up the corner eomp:atte ed OF in the
et !. and that they sat in juceme and passlci.
pa:cd IN the occ,Rion OF the charRee preferred by
Howard frfetLY against Mufry nelson i Co.
qhs TIL Tas as1sS e5 ss
pla,nants could dtaproTe that portion OF the
bos,o Ct Dlreetorf, regularly adopted, corners
bad been deLounccd ns fraudulent, and The mem.
Yer eneaeed @ IN getting up such corners should
The aAtwer set forth that this resolution was a
mere parliamentary sxprcesion OF cpi1ton, and
dtd bot amouht to rui: Of bylaw.
eomp!alnknt us u'd be able to disprove that POT.
ton tt the Anewer.
In OPT os;oe this motion the counsel for the
l. hat the 4ourt I'd 10 tuEls dction t, reycr.
the action Of The u ard Of Irads in expellirF OF
sutpenctDe members.
8r.re wefr enrsged III combustion win uo z.rd
tem of fhs 70 III s op ,se
Gnafees Preferred aga1ust the coupialuants by
3. That me reeo,us,on Of the hoard dcDouncinc
corners rs fraud ulent was tnnatelial.
Ills A.nus, JuGpc W1lssms, in granting the
morton TO- cuntlnue, held that courts OF Justice
bad to reset.e The action of the Board
nt :tade IN puepend1pC or e1pelttng its mcmbpf1,
N ~ ihoee cases where ruch action YES atbtra1y
and without just and rrAsona ole causee, OF where
eurh action Is fraudulent
Ttar In thr presentation OF charges before the
Board OF Directors. aaatEss any member OF The
foar9, participation IN such decision by any
menoer who had been euearei er Interested il
TIC t1arsaction ouecr tnvettlgatton, any m II de-
etslon would DC reviewed and overturned by the
c u1ss.
The ronrt also remarked that he hoped 1t wa.
tue that the resolution denounctng corners a.
fsdudLicLt had heeE regularly adopted; that be
regarded me Whole s5s:en Of corners as TN moral
AID illegal aid tturloue to the best Interests O
tEade; that t" sas lhst parry ehould be expelled
from Tic Board Of Trade. for a tatspre to perform
q contact which the hoard fseeif Had deuouuert
a. iranduie1t.. would be Illegal sud unjust an6
that to considered the question as 10 whether
snc" a Iess lu:tun had bren adopted very ma
terfb1 one IN tho case.
Thr rottou to continue. made By tho com
plpinAnts, was granted and the Argument OF tn.
Demurrer Get tot next Wednesday.
, 1869-01-14
r1rat ueihoal.i Church.

The ANIMAL meeting undsr the char.c. Of the
Fi'tt Methodist Episcopal Chur1h OF Chicago
was held in the lecture room OF tho church, on
Monday creulng last, for the election Of three
oi LIE corporation tho Church Block on the cor.
ner Of LlaIk AMI W WashlnS1on e.tects IL dedicated
TO shnren c1tension 90 tnas all the net rents sre
wl,Ltn The city Of chicago. The management OF
this fund le committed 10 Llne trn-tets. who are
70 be composed Of three from the said First
Aetht dist Episcopal Church, and three to DC
cho+en IRON the ether Methods, Episcopal
each ci.,s escry year. The Election Just held
vas to nn The vacanc.es occasIcncd by the ez-
pratlon Of The terms Of Jaucs q. Hamilton, Of
e sd s. Ia, OF sss 6 1s
hutch: The election vas qctsc spirited on the
itsue of p'otur,Eg { an organ for the nse Of the
trustee for the Ftrzt .yhurcn was: james
fs9' !ss' Il; + from T14p9: Ksea:tT'ss v
! l1cm Waeash Avenae Church John i. Faraell,
20 .. Lunt, - The full coaEd consists, a. nov
seis;,,n,sa. Of Hon or,nt Goqdr1eh. J. Bot
1snts q, Hanll1 and Johny Fsrweu rncee
ifuetee1 are e:eeted by. erection Of The chA1tel
Ert,snpa' churcn and trinity Methodist Epl.co
psl Church, tie latter being . braIca OF tho F1rs
A resolution VA. saoptca rcouce,ing til,
Church bS an unantm- us vie, L,rce sum
were appropriated BY tnta v.r1 hene6cen
corporation TO aid In the eiceflon o
the beautiful centenary and Grace M,thodls
churches and to all the other new church eu:eT
prltcs ct that denomination, besides keep.nk Ia
jeeiufo ri nuoicnce rooms Of the First thurel
in repair. TIE net lneomc Of the next yeas vi
| &c ahout e., 900. ....... ..
With such fund IL the banda OF such etanrc
board OF ente1ptIslnR Chr,tEAn gentlemen |
ar1pldIy developing city hike Chicago, who ca
| calculate the amount OF good 10 be accou
| ptlshedf
, 1869-01-14
THE CITY IN BRIEF.


TINE IxHoarA1 E1xy.n.Hop.r corx., ~
charge of the Arrangements for IN. c,,nd c,,ni.
yAl to transp,,, al Crntbv,a f,ns-. 49, go
fhe susn,ces of The t;s,,,.,J auuse1 anuet
o,h trt-s - A"a"ia q 3'uuetenor. on Inc
GU ~ eo.u .uAt5. net iof tousn3iatlon a: Iaach i
schiek's French Hotel, corner OF Wells and Ran.
oe'pn stfeeSt, laas eVeLtnG. The reports Of the
various members aud sup-conmitess
we're extremely fayornhlc IN ~ ....a-s
IF .hc ka1 no.oux .ra eus%ess
sna.rss,, ~. 49,, atu tasEe IS every
both Ar regards attenlanca anS d1ane. noest,
witnessed in ChIcaco, TIM nrnpr.nmay ess ~
OCCASION ia ahout ccmpleted trd ~. ~. ~. ~
characters Of tbe ,t1Qmphai nroees.Ioap -,
o. fringe Carnival arc al assigned. rna artists
y. .ns sSesmanaaana taey re credit to the
pso!soE-sase maoc aketch Of the procession
ns VII nppear IN rial life, and eich character
pfcsented IN It's most ludlcsous light, aid the
cainiyai ara nav fnr s.ie ,na arke1s !ot tae
1una1e Rtore ar Mniter i Wn-,l..ar oT a7u - tns
iIntnh etrert fnnsnt r,arsart ~ ~ ta1-
etre.f erE ~ fh.rh = 1h,eh,s No. LARK
dninh and sssiIs .tpso,. e@teA q eo1aef Oh LAD.
avn,v 49,.
nj, a,aa1 ve..s ar.idd ~. ~ Nssn toY, area ABOUT
nst,o Hnil;r ..sIp as ianoref al the Chit.
NIX. f<a-o sHhnn, h"s, us. 1l1 otatn on lucsoa7
~ LUZ ~ nuAnue steam. ne was !a.t seen SIT
IRON the boilers, aud was shortly sftcTxtrd fonnd
dead with his face downward. His face. neck snS
brcast were nadIy ecalded oy the steam. 4 Ea-n.
, 1869-01-14

We understand that the ProvIceus Llft Insur-
nrce aud Investment Company OF this city has
resolved TO conne tteetf hereafter to life iusur
ance only. anc has therefore objected reinsurance
Of all It's outstanding accident policies, mount
ing to reyesal mtll!ora OF dollars, In the
Tfavrlers' Insurance Company OF Hartford,
Conn through Tho mauager nf their Western DE-
par ntns, GeLerA Juitu. Whit, OF this city
TAts rszape. mrnt also tnclu1cs the business Of
Insurance by tickets. which IL turned aver to the
Railway FafsenR RI Insurance Company o! Hart
ford, aud hereafter. as soon az the necessary
CHANGES can be made. tho tickets OF thc latter
company will be snlo 1T al railroad citations.
the lraEelers aud the Railway Protective Assoc4a-
ttonCoupaktc tcs furu.sn the public sure Rnarantee
1hat tie hustnese vail he couduc;Ad on " broad
nnoer The Presidency Of Jamea q. Ba,t-rsou,
BIG, Of Hartford, Conn. who WAS the origin Ator
OF Aec:ds Mt Insurance in the United States. and
who Is also President Of the National Chamber OF
l.9f. iuNurRncc
, 1869-01-14
CHICAGO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Az u ual Mee1iDE-RcpOrt of the
Executive COmnitI,ee.
Election of Officers.

Tie ChcSCo horticultural Society Yestcrdsy after
noon held It's third annual meeting In Caiedon!an
Hall curttr Of LaSallc nd Randolph strt cts. Mr.
EdEar sanders. President Of tho Society, presided
The following snnual report OF the Executive Com.
nsttee WIS presented. and, on motion, read By the
Secretary:
In commencing our third year OF existence 1t will
es well tu take Retrospective glance and eQdeayor
to rrodt hy the lcssonA of tho past.
during our inst year wc received from cont.lhu.
tlors the tun of teos; the yezs Just ended gives Us
elss; being rotac 10 less than tue nsst year. THIS
deficiency nny be accounted for In variety OF EaYs
asnosg others. the following may be sivcn:
the SIf Sne 1 darn
hsss contributions. hlch might have bccu then So
second-7hc diminished .tu,eses, taken by m.m.
trzt IN the 9a'tcr Of ints9drcins ncnbcra md the
I.!sa. Tne fset t6st Eseat nanecr Of our Is,
soSiety haEtnE 70 ottcs! whose duty ii is 10 make
7he sesrstsiy Terorts W he receipt. and czpend..
tnses ot 'is tsst year a. follows Cash hand, IA.
seips III T. snt II I'll das ts t9.sl e
.u.s% 81 asasit Exhibition. s5alaas: oaal e4
T1oa the s6o,s i VII ee seen thss We have small,
ha!ansS 70 somg enec 1se ycsf VIII and I becomes
tndv*vor 70 make the monthly ineriinss ~ attract
Ee =. possible. but bring new members into The So.
IT, stsnd,nse At our nsst!9Es h. Of ate nea
ssr,afs lseE eSs!; s.
shr from " that "sia q she e, III.
sr. r easIt e lnr.1xs ur"n the past ys4 snd
.ou seoye he lns OF of onsg 9ns9 + N
E1l sc he necessity q iy aonk so1ne thing IN
year mas not pc repeated W tesyc IT, .usitet IN
Jour haLds; and u firing rom the o.1ces have
s; e s, " nh1 hs 70 M dn,nS Tho ~;
may be Carefully chosen and worthy OF your cp1n.
On motion. the report VAS accepted aud placed on
| 11e.
Mr. Sanders. the President tn making an Informal
<rcastl aerr.t In their runacrrakng-tnst uf il, soy.
tnr thr aIt ot htI.ic1nnrr T. ChcsEo. and creating
| s.e1tm1lined 10 nowers anu p!ant.. .. A''
To asscnp!,sh ri. t.ss he .a.d. I was anso1tcly
ststnaed win .s1ics regularity aud snst ths mcn
hsrs should Always seek to nduce Others Interest
ing this ohect not he least Important would &c It's
| quent h rtl.ultural ex iblton.
| PsysiIrnt-E1gar Sanders.
Sirc f'resicenl-c. ". Itoes.
Recording Sectrtary-R. 4. Mrara.
Gests;ponetps Sec1sta,{1wJ .;ss ). Ellcnvooa.
Executive Coulmt;tce-AnuEcw Miller, Geo. LAMB
def. =. Mcrrs.on, + Sulzer tnu j. Z. Gsaut.
On otlou T.: te5ss slon.!inE sccrctary and Treas
The lTesiuent anntuncrd that hereafter evening
meetings. Of the Socitfy would he her at the store Of
Gu n'otion, the executive Comnttee we're cmp,w.
| cred tn Arrolnt u reFb1n Ia collect dues from mem
o+n rceeiEthz ten per cent thereon and To solicit
.1hr, meeting then adjourned. 10 recanycne At :
s.s ~; ssx 1t H.:
In response to an invitation extended by Mr. San
ras, ia!l in rsziaurant On Gs1S ssrrrt The =,
latr n escn on seT, III nhanly amid Jest and topg,
tic eaustAcuon OF all who participated. "
, 1869-01-14

There was opened IN this city Inst evening 4
school h.re;n novices will be tniuatca Into the
tlifns management Of a"hoboy." CT. 10 use 4
lefs ambiguous word. the modern eteuttcation
Of the tame, velocipede. TO be adept In
riding 1hta reeu,reeted horee, SO TO spcax. 1e-
qu'tca nnch lcts practice and sk,ll than Is Scn.
orally supposed. OF eorrse. there arc some
ciCmsJ. thick .bcaded irdi.,dua!s who will never
learn, nc matter how much attention and time
tncS K1Fe 10 It: pur AuJ oEe possessing cnnd
dencc in t1e own ab,lty TO tnrununt difficulties,
arda determination TO succeed. will become
proficient. srd enabled to "duBt" IaHuy Of the
tLtet -rn1Lute lo.ees IN ehoSt tine, Some have