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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Gn1rr takes tie helm two
weeks from to.day-snd tho whole
people are exultingIy jubilant at
tho near prospect Of an exchange
ofthe Incubus which sits upon the
national prosperity for a man Of
living patriotism. pure purpose
and determined hostility to all that
impedes the march Of the nation
in the path OF a trdo and beneii.
cent progress. The Indications
connected with every movement
and oral expression of the Presi-
dent elect sho@ that BIO means
business --busincss that will re-
dound 10 the general welfare, and
to the confusion Of demagogues,
corruptionists and traitors. The
people may well rejoice at this
and il, without regard to party,
they shall give to his administra
tion the support It will deserve. ii
will be tho most successful that A
mcrican history has known. Our
faith was nevcrstronger in anything
than in the fact that Providence has
peculiarly blessed this nation by
giving Il GRANT as the man for
the time and the work to be done
to lift the government from the
slough into which treason and
Official scoundrelism have plunged
il.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
Itch Ointment.

Why will you Scratch whom re-
lief can be obtained for 25 cents :
Buy a box Of LiuiagstOn's Itch
Ointment at Slocum 4 Whites
Drug Store, tf3S
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Enamel Visiting Cards in ole-
CANT boxes at Tuthill's Store for
25 cents. 45tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

De Muth is closing out his stock
Of Boots AMI Shoes, for change
of business. Bargains to be had
roun d the corner, Col umbus If.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

A Columbus special to the Gin
einuati Commercial says the small
pox has made its appearance in
the former city. Tho Columbus
papers are silent on the subject.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
Sold by most all druggists. [52]
COE's COUGH DALSAM.

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizos-ordinary 4 o., also nam.
moth family bottles-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi-
cines. No family should be over
night without it in the house. [521
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
Road eNasby' on "Barrett's."
Mammoth Bottlcs only 75 Cts.

mammoth Bottles only 20 Cts'
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
CHEAPEST AND BRs t. 81
The EraESIE HAIR REsroRER
eclipscs oil known discoveries Tor
tho rapidity with which IL restores
gray and faded bair TO its natural
color-promotes its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents and stops
it when falling off, and is o most
luxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus.
strous. Mammoth Bottles only rs
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. 1921
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PitEARg, ,Cin'ti 8 st. Louis Railway.

= y y IEflE' tVE1ET NV 7 rs
{ On andafterJune 81. isss. frame will run ..
follows. RI
Express. Fast Line. Mail.
L'vE Columbus, 2.OoA. NJ. .li:2o A. N. 2IS Pm.
Ann. atNewark, $40 I" 1890 P. M.sas
+" Dennison, oi5 500 !" $50 a.
!" steub'yilie, $50 s.a B.os /" s,so q
" Patsburg, lilo Y 7:o5 :" 1900 MID.
I" Harrisburg, o;0oP. II. 5.ooA.M 1901 P. n.
/" PhId'phia, i,s6A. n. 0:s6 :" 400
2" Now York, 500 f" ll:oo !" lo;il
/" Baltimore, o:iS ia;soPM. $40 :"
washton, s,4es /" 500 e 300 -
Express runs daily, Mail and Fast Line.
daily Sunday excepted,
WV. GARD sups, s.FscULL,G q. ,. M.
stoubOnulle,o. sienbsnEiiIe.o. 0.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Tho Pleasantyillo IIorse,thiof Detecting Co.
will meet nt Plcasantylle, Fairfield county, o.,
March 18th for the transaction Of business
Said Company lie sustaining itself BY a nsttering
membership. The sole purpose Of the organi-
zaton IA to protect horses and other property
against thieves and robbers, and Il is hoped
that similar bodies will form in cvory vicinity
throughout the county.
SAMUEL HITE, Prest.
w IT. uunER, Sec'y. -. As
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
Bookbinding.

Persons having books, pcriodi.
Gals, or any thing Of tho kind they
wish to have bound, can have il
done at regular binders prices and
at short notice by leaving the same
at Baiinghursts. 3w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Oh. what a fall was therc.--
wherei Why at DoMuth's store,
in the price Of Boots and Shoes,
Round tho corner, Columbus street
Rising building. .s AZ T.
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A AVALUAB.EFARMFoR
SALE.

The farm.. belonging tc the estate the late
DR.. James White, three miles East OF Lancas-
ter, on the z.nesvlle 4 MaysyiIlc Turnpike,
containing 1so scfes. For terms enquire at
slocum Whites Drug store. "
Jan. .i2, Isso-,i.
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VALUABLE
Property for Sale.
4 WILL SELL THE PREMISES On wHIcn

4 4. X 4. .
T WILL SELL THE PREMISES on wHIcn
l'how reside situated On Front street, near
the Canal, at the feet ofMill street Also. thO
Pork House, within a Few rods Of tho, same, on
the opposite side ofthe canal, with every thing
complete for the slaughteiirg Of 10, 900 hoHs.-
The main bnilding - as Ieet long by lS fe0b
wide, and four stories high. IN addition 10 q
large Ware House, 80 feet long by 81 wide, mutt
able for any purpose; together with large leo
House that will hold 500 tons OF Ice, WitbT geeA
Ice cellar -up derneaih, convenient ioF sAliing
Pork atAny season offhe year, and EheIepork
can be cured in July. Thersis also, Inside tho
slaughter house, one OF the best npringe IN
Fairfield county. A good Hog Lot Is attached,
With running waterthe year round, together
with all The necessary Pens and out buildings.
Water cnn be taken TO any part ofthe building
making iione ofthe most complete SlauHh-
ter Houses in the State. Or II could be made
very suitAbie Ter any kind ofFaciofy, Brewery,
Tannery, or any thing Of The kind that mnn
might desire to convert itinto. The reaidNnee
Is frnme building, 80 feet long by % Wide. and
two stories high. House all new and complete,
with the necessary out buildings, cellar, els.
tern, never falling well. and q large smoke
house. Adjoining this IS q good vacant. lnl;
next to that Is another honse OF about the same
dimensions, IN good order, With large AtAble ON
the same lot with room for twenty horses With
at private sale from now until The 1st Of Apfn,
1869 Buyers from distance. desIsninR4o To-
cate in Lancaster viii do well 70 examine lhls
property.
For particulars, terms, Ac., apply on tho
premises to N tas
r1SnT ss,.t JESSE ANDERSON.
Lancaster, Feb. II, feog--efT - 81
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Local Notices.
Logan. Ohio;

FEnnuARY lett, 1869.
Msssrs. E,litors; 9F
Having learned that parties in the trade, at
Lancaster, have, for the purpose ofiaiuring our
business, intimated that we work no ''Italinn
Marblep in our shop; weWish TO state that
suehis not the case; hat II is gross fabrica-
ton, We wishto state to the people Of Ian.
easter and Fairfield county that we do work
italian Marble, and in the most workmanIike
manner and will furnish as good work, at low
er figures than any other househn the trade in
Southern OHIO. Respectfully,
5f4s HIGGINS h HALL.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

At Cost for Thirty Days!
The tins stock at Dc Muth's Boot
and Shoe Store has to be closed
out by the Isl Of February. Go
there for bargains.42-tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
"Barrett's" a toilet luxury.

HARRY YoUNe, of Ruslproek,
who has won Interpolation OF be-
ing one of the bost hands to prunc
vines, fruit trees, &C., in the coun.
ty, offers his services the coming
spring. Give him a call.--47-tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Good heavy School Paper at
Tuthill's new Store at ls cts. por
quiro. 45tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

A daughter OF Hon. u, Footc, Of
Milwaukee, "has hair which mea
sures five feet and seven inches in
lcngth" So saysftho Sentinel.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
Columbus s. Hooking Valley
1w Rail Road.


Rail Road.
TWO TRAINS DAILY LEAVE LANCASTER.
onAud aflcr Wednesday, January goth, 1859.
trains will leave Lancaster as foliowsi
First tram, 7,15 a. NJ, arriving a. Colum-
bus at lOhS, making connection with "Pan
Handle" Short Limo, Cleveland Columbus 4
Cincinnati and is.&0sR. r. Tor eii points East
Passengers by this train arnve in New York
uextdsy at 1880, AN Also malscs connection
withthe Columbus. Chicago / Indiana Central
R. II. for all points West. Also with the Ia.,io
Miami r. r. for Cincinnati, Dayton, 90.
Second tram, $40 =. NJ. arriving Al Co
hlmbus NJ SOS, =. NJ, making direct conpse.
ton with the G.. O. a Il OR. n. for ~ points
West Passengofs by this train arrive III chi.
cago for.early breakfast next morning. Aiso
makes direct connection with the Little Miami
R. r. for cincinnati,i Dayton, 40, .arriYinEat
CincinnAtiat 10A0, P. n. s
.JNo. W. DoHRRTY,
Master Or frrnnspofiliion.
JOHN BoRLAND, Ag'i, Lancnstor.
January 2l, 1soo-4lH ~ ~ :"
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COE's DYsPEsIA CURE

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
will Immediately relieve and per-
manently cure tho mostaggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases OF the stomach and bowels.
Physicians, clergymen and all who
uso it, join in unbounded praise of
its great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Price $l.00. 1881
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

A lcttcr passed through tho Vim.
connes, Indiana, Ppsloflice, tho
other day, directed thus: '.Ulys.
ses Grant, General. This is for
you yourself"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

MAGNOLIA WArER-Superior To.
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold q. half the price.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

The old reliable Faber Pencils
for sale at TuthiIps. Finest grades
75 cents per dozen. 4Stf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Extra fine 300 Steel Pens so cts
per gross, at Tuthill's now store.
45tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Good business envelopes for
sl.95 per thousand at Tuthill's new
store. G 45if.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

ces declined; to day thers were g..
4OS head arrived, almost all for
slaughterers; no sales were effected
and prices nominal at ll@1lec for
common to prime dressed declined
closing ~ l43@14c for Western;
'14a@15cfor city. ~
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''BaFrett's Hstands unapprOaOhed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Tho members OF the Rhode ISL
and Legislature are paid one dol.
lar per day. They all walk homo
every night, and back in the morn.
ing.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Rising Block, Co!umbns street,
Jan. "a, is09.f. Lancaster, Ohio.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-25

arrested by an officer in charge of the barracks,
who had been a witness to the fight, and
brought to the city, though subsequently re-
leased"
Lieutenant Braine, of the Confederate navy,
held by the government on charge of piracy,
is represented by writer in morning paper
as man without a country and without
trial. He was tall, straight and command
ing looking parsonage when in health, but his
sufferinss IN prison have been 80 intense that
he cannot walk without the aid of a crutch,
and is perhaps permanently disabled. His
right foot is much swollen from inhammatory
rheumatism, disease he attributes to the un-
avoldable dampness OF the prison, and nc IS,
indeed wreck OF the man who entered it near
" three years ago. he is only twenty-nine
years of age, but says that since his imprisop-
meut he has grown old faster than with the
flight Of years. With q shattered constitution
and frame that is no longer the subject OF
the will, he drags himself about the prison,
and even finds it necessary to appeal to the
Judgment of his visitors that the reports Of
some newspapers that he has lost his reason
are untrue. What can be the motive of keep
ing this man untried, and running himself and
his family beyond redemption.
"A railroad conductor has recently been
sued by his employers on a claim for fares
withheld and not paid over to the company.
The defendant in this case, before he received
his appointments as conductor in 1912, had filed
the useful but not very lucrative position Of
an ostler, with an average salary of ouly $3.50
per year. He contrived, between the years
1872 and 1855, to accum ulate enough money to
be placed as the fourth in the list of wealthy
citizens of Concord, N. 81. 1t is stated that
during this period of twenty-three years, he
made over $780, 900, built himself the finest resi-
dence in Concord and was known as o large
stockholder and real estate owner. Suspicious
were reused i'll 1865. that the conductors of the
road in question were holding back the money
they received, and an Investigation was made
which satisfied the company that they did not
receive oil they were entitled to. The defendant
in the suit just decided was examined, and un-
dertook to account for his property by thrift and
economy. Among other things he stated that
the clothing of his wife for the last twenty
years had cost $50 per annum; but unfortu-
nately, in 1865, he had received $500 from an
insuianc company, for his wife's dresses, all
new, that had been injured by fire. He also
undertook to account for $1,000 of his property
as the profits IN peanuts sold on his train by
small Irish boy in his employment. The refe-
rees in the suit finally decided that the railroad
company wero entitled to recover of the con-
ductor the sum Of SIS 500.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-25

The Daricn Ship Canal.

For three hundred years it has been the
dream of commercial enterprise to sweep
away the slight barrier which separates
the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans, and by
the construction of ship canal across the
Isthmus of Darien to throw open to the
world the vast advantages of more direct
and safer route from Europe to China. The
project seems at length about to assume a
practical and tangible shape. The recent
mission of Mr.. Caleb Cushing to Bogota has
resulted in treaty with the Colombian
Government which will probably render the
completion of the enterprise only matter
Of few years.
By its terms, the exclusive right is con-
ceded to the United States of constructing 6
q canal or canals across the Isthmus of
Darien, and the liberty of choosing any
route that may be selected by our engineers.
Six miles Of land are ceded by the Colon
bian Government on either side of the ca
nal, one half for the benefit of the party un-
dertaking its construction. 1t vests the own
ership and exclusive control, and of course
the right of fixing the rate Of tolls, in the
Government of the United States. 1t allows
ten months for the ratification of the treaty,
seven years for the commencement Of the
work, and fifteen years thereafter for its
completion.
The neutrality of the canal is provided
for by clause in the treaty, requiring that
it shall be open to the commerce Of nations,
except in times of war, when it is to be
closed to belligerents. The Colombian Gov
erpment is to receive ten per cent. of the
net profits of the canal for the first ten
years, and after the canal is paid for, one
fourth of the net profits The estimated
cost of the work is 100000, 900.
After the success of the Atlantic cable,
the Suez canal, the Mont Gents tunnel and
the Pacific railroad, it would be rash
10 pronounce the Darien canal imprac'
ticshle. As to the physical difficulties of
the work, there seems no reason to sup
pose them insuperable. But the ability of
the projectors to carry the work through
to completion will depend upon their ability
to satisfy capitalists; first, that the work is
practicable, and, secondly, that as an in
vestment it will pay good interest. These
are questions for future solution. In the
meantime, it is safe to predict that the
treaty will be speedily ratified by the Sen.
ate, and that the work of the preliminary
surveys will be at once entered upon, with
the view of bringing cut the gigantic COM
pany whose capital is to effect the long de-
erred union of the two great oceans.
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anst anh fuunD.

TOsT. ON YESTERDAY AFTER
IL NOON, Lctwccn Chursh anu Calhoun streets,
required, will be given for the sane, Oh appli alton
at THIS OFFICE. 2s February 26
r OSr,oN TUESDAY. l6 III, 4 CARVED
IL oblop. CORAL BRuOCJ. SGT Ill net Work oil
gol-. suitable reward will lie gwen if left Al the
SOUTHWEST GOuNER OF NULL SIR FL AND
KUTLEDGE AVENUE. 90 February %
CTRAYED F,,nM THO SISTE'tS OF
y MtRUY. Queen-sircet, u large BLACK Deg.
with bushy till and whic br as. Any une who
may como in possession oil him will ploase return
him. February q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-25

WANTED, ~ SHOW ChSE. APPLY
w 10 ". Il. HAGtN. Northeast corner OF King
ana Reid streets. 2* February %
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ORANGEBURG AGRICULTURAL as
26cIaTT0N

A y ADJOURNED MEETING OF The ABOVE
II Association will be held at the Courthouse, In
Oransebure on the first MONDAY tSale.day, in March
next at halt-rast Ten o'clock A. H. for the purpose
of receiving the report of the CONF itee on Consd'
tuition and perma, eut organization. AL persoDs fa
vorable to Agricultural improvement and PROCESS
ara invited to attend.
February 25 8 By THE COMMITTEE.
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Dissolutiun cf Gupartnfrship.

nuE CoPARTN NgEsHIP HERETO
1 FORE existing under tic name Of G0UDKO y
& BEUTHNkR is this dav dissolved by mutual con-
SENT he name Of the 0rm will oniy be used In
liquidation. ISAAC GOUDkOP.
JOS. BEUTHNEE.
Ctarleston, s. c., February co. 1869.
Mn ]. GOUDKOP WILL CONTINUE THE BU>I-
NESS. and all persons indebted to the lat firm OF
GOUDKoP & BEUTENER are requested 10 scttlc
their accounts and oil those having claims aglinst
them present them for payment to the undersigned.
February rs /. GOUDkOP.
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A GENTS WANTED.--S75 To $500 PET
n month, or o commission from which twice
that amount cav be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY >EwINi MA
CHINE; price SIS. Tor circulars and terms address
c. BOWE.S & CO., No. 800 South Tbird-stree,
Pllila ,elphia Pa 3mo December
WANTED EVEItfBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIDRARY.-
CHARLES q. Rl9HTER'S Select Library Of New
Cooks contGus all Of the latest publications.
April 81 No. l6l KlNG-STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-25
N;anIs.

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED NURSE,
w with testimonials of G. cd character. Apply
at SECOND DOOR WEST OF RANGE-sfREEI IN
BROAD. he,ween Nine and len o'clock
February 25 II
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MlsisaaneOus.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
NTE;SRS. PELLORSE Co.. HOR1 IcULTU.
Nl RISTS. from Paris. have the honor to inform
The publ that they have arrived in this city with
beautiful assortment Of
FLOWERS,
PLANTS AND FANCY SHHUHs
For Gardens AID Houscs, as 70 lows
100 different k,nds OF very fine grated ROSES.
400 varieties OF FRUIT Trees OF the finest quail
tics, among icn are the Cherry Ire Empress
EugcnieI egn' o. the Cherries weighing one pound.
1be butifr Pear, incolnnarable, W. ighs from one
to I've pouud. each; AID large assortment Of
Flowers anu Vegetable iced
Ala, very fiue bulbs of every sort, which remain
In Loom from five to 8 < uonths.
Carnatinn Pluks ew var eties) recently intro
duccd in France.
Amateur. arc solicited to call and examine the
above assortments at tine stor. No. 192 Kiugstrtet.
All of the nuoye Plants will be warran nied, as the
importers arc well lnown among Il rhcuiturists in
this countrr as Iesponsible in h,ir engagements.
February II IL PtLLORsE co.
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tef Su!g.

HOE SALE. SODA WATER DHAUGBT
il STAND. i'll couple order, Marble Case silver
Plated Fauccts, Ten (10) syrups. apply to A. ".
EGKEL \ CO, 10 21 King street.
February % tuth2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-25

SIDES, SHOULDERS, FLOUR,
Sc, 60.
on HHDS. CHOICE c. r. SIDES
~ 20 hlds. Choice Ribbed Sides
80 hhds. Choice Shoulders
15 hhda D. S. Ribbed Sides
10 hhds. D :. shoulaers
~ boxes D. 8. Bellies
90 boxes Choice Strips
COO bbls Flour, Zine, super, Extra and Family
go sacks tio Coffee.
To arrive. landing, in store, and for sale low by
Fe' ruary q JEFFORDS co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-25

ATPHIy yATM SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fixtures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun ard Last Bay streets. No. 35. Apply on
PREMISES. thstu January 81
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ITO RENT, Rouse SOUTHEAST COR
Il NER OF Queen AMI Trapmann streets, contain
ing four square r1oms, atiics and dressing rooms,
with cistern md gas Rent moderate. Apply At the
SrOE STORE. No SO Market street.
February % thstu4T
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MfetiRqs.

10. .F.--HOWARB LODGE, No. g.
TNHE REGULAR MEET ING OF THIS LorGE
i will be held THIS EvENIEe, at Seven O'Clock pre-
cisely.
Februa1y25 tn E. L. TERRY, Secretary.
BURNS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEE1ING OF THE
i above Association will be held at Aroeg's aall,
No. 81 Wentworth street, TH1s FvRaING, at Eight
O'Clock. VIM. ROY.
February25 Secretary and treasurer.
GOD SAVE IRELAND!
LNEEIAES, ATTEND MEETING OF YOUR
i Circle THIS EVENING at half-past Seven O'Clock
at Hibernian HALL Be lunctual, as the names ofall
absent deaulring members viii be stricken from
the roll. JAMES POWER, Centre.
February IS II