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New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

gryy,to Feb 3The marIst is generaly dali nOmDsy
changed the ies reported $50 bush ada fea Soe
% deveed and 800 bush FOurOWed Canada do at
9Oc.. u store - A.,
sales Western Corn made at 68c No sales Of os
CHCAGO Feb 3Erchange unchanged Flour in fair demand at
So Spring Wheat 6rmi No sigs2e in the
afternoon quiet 5lc for No CASH Sc bd seller nch Con
firm al c Regular in the afternoon firm at ic cash for
No 38ic for No Rye steady Barley inactive aud
nomipa I0d75c Hghwnes hm at 9J sSie ssked for iron
bour buyer. Offer active PORK active, closing at
SIS So cash sos IS Sz6 25 buyer March $50 buyer
February Lard unchanged Meats sesdy l0c for Dry Shoulders
Sweet Picked Hams Cattle steady aud tolerabv active At - ~
~ Cows; S5a$6 " for fair to gooii 81 40
80 5Od SO good lots Dressed ogs dull shippers are
principal sales at SlOGt 10 % dividing on 2@ lbs Re
bash Oats 1920 busb Barel 1900 Hogs Shpment-SOo Dds
Flour 1000 bash Wheat l40OO bush Cora. $500 Hogs
CLEygLASD, Feb. 3NbestGu No bed al Sl Ill NO 81 o.
Nothing dong in Corn Nothing doing Oats Rye romna Barley
MlwArKE1 Feb Flour unchanged Oats unchanged Wheat
ouet AZ g6c Tor No Ole Corn fmer 5c for New.
Rive unsettled; No Dressed Hogs heavy Sl0OS0 IS Re
ceipts2oO bb Flour, 81 100 bush Wheat ShPmens'-9o bos
CHkKIEsros c. Feb 3cotton IT, lower, sales Of 100 bales;
Mdugs l G1c receipts aO6 bales; eIports-to Great Britain,
] $50 bslrs coAstwise, 7ii bales 80.
WILMINGTON G., Feb 3-spIls Tupeotns-s,ssot isO eaI'
Tar declined &c. sales at 80 u.s. No sales Of Cotton
MoBtE Ala Peb 2Coton to-day firm and In demand bat
quiet loO balesi hddngs 24ic receipts S' bales
koRroIK va Feb 3Co.tor dull receipts 500 bsles eIpO
40 bales sales US bales Low Middlng 23;GISie
Feb 3ot,a quiet t2 92tle for hddngs; sales
49o bae. receipts 1904 bales; eIPors4@ bales TO Vera Cruz
and 6J bales Corn 6m Sl OII6 I'll TO- Hay lower
Prime sg Bacon l+dli@l8e Other articles unchanged Geld
l2 Sterling Exchange JL Newiok Sight Exchange per seu
discount - 80
Al 81 05 Legal Tentyrs, 35t-
SAyAssAH Feb 3-cs,,oa du receipts a4'i b.lss exports
6OC6 bales; sales, 400 bales Madlngs, 24ie
Feb 3Co.ion fair demand and prices arp sales
SO bales receipts 7So bal,s; Miidings 2Jic
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
IABOR MOVEMENTS.

One hundred and forty kiln-men. connected
with the Trenton Potteries have "struck" III conse-
quepce Of attempted reduction Of 20 per cent IN Their
wages
A State Labor Union has been organized and
chartered under the National Labor Union and Is now
prepared to issue charters 70 Labor Unions in every
Assembly District In this State. To prevent c0nnct OF
authority only one Labor Union will be chartered III
each Assembly District but the Labor Unions VIII nave
pOwer in their various dsTcts TO organize DTanc cluDs
all working under the head In each district
The representatives of the Workingmen OF
this state have prepared and recommended to tho Legs
ature CERTAIN measures for adoption, as follows:
repeal Conspiracy law; The abolshment OF tne
contract system prisons and substituting state employ
therefor and preventing the goods and wares manac
In red In the prisons being brought IN unjust competition
W it'll honest labOr IN reference 10 the education OF
truant and vagrant children, compelling the authotE
ties 10 make them attend school; T. For inc
preservation OF the lives aud limbs OF worhngmen III
building mining, and engineering operations hOldlhg
the agents and contractors Responsible Tor dsnages &
where accidents caused through Their neglect
the better protection OF public health In preventing inc
use OF old secondhand. hthy barrels for fepac King
-four aghr, meal 6. For stringent apprentice law;
m order that boys leaning trades may become skilled
WOrkmen T. A lien law, for the better protection oi
mechanics and wofkinumen ana 3. An amendment 10
the elghhour law, looking 20 ITS enforcement hi 'ne
STATE autnOritee.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

Mrs. Robert f.. Lee, who was the daughter
George w. Parke Custis, has pettoned Congress to
restore TO her the Washington relics taken from Airing
ton House by Gen. Mcdowell, and now on exhibition at
the Patent Office. The House Committee on the Judi
ciary have agreed, it is understood to report bill
restoring them her. Many other relics and scores or
auographic letters were gobbed at Arlington by the
soldiers, and scattered over the country.
Mrs. Laura C.. Holloway yesterday proposed
to the President OF the Cuban Juna 10 engage the hail.
paving all necessary expenses herself and repeat her
lecture on Charlotte Bronte for the benefit OF the
sick and wounded of the Cuban army. The liberal
offer gratefully accepted by the Junta and on the
evening Of Friday the 1th inSt the lecture will be de-
vered let 1t be hoped. crowded house both to en-
courage struggling Patriots aud TO do honor TO the
brave heart of the fair lecturer.
The case Of the British Commercial Life
Insurance Company, which has been in the Supreme
Court at Chambers before Judge Cardozo was closed
yesterday. Mr. Whitney argued for the Continental
Life Company showing that the assets OF the
Continental greater proportion to Liabilities than
those OF the Northwestern Company; that majority or
the pOlicy-holders of the British Commercial Company
had not chosen reinsured in the Western and
that OF reinsurance which the receiver had
with tine Continental furnished the most favorable
that had been offered by any company Of stand
ing. and should be ratified for the Court Mr Nathan
followed for the receiver and the submitted TO
the Judge, who took the papers
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
PERSONAL.

DR.. J. Dubs, the newly-elected President OF
the Swiss Confederation formerly held the same posi-
tion and Is man Of remarkable ability and experience
in public affairs
A Partisan correspondent says that when Nj.
OLIVIER having ordered the apprehension Of NJ Pierre
Bonsparte communicated the facts to the Emperor
tear dropped along that usually impassive face
A writer in The London Times denies Mr. Cart
wrghrs statement that Prince Pierre Bonaparte mur
dered customs officers in the Iosn Islands On the con
trary he shot two brgands who attacked him. and re-
ceiyed an ovation at Corfu in consequence.
The BOnaparte affair has recalled fine mot
Of Napoleon III. to member of the Bonaparte family,
who said in the French dion that he had nothing about
him Of the founder Of the dynasty Yes he replied.
II have his family" meaning thereby that all the Bona
parties owe their prominence to him.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
"REDDY THE BLACKSMITH

James Haggerty, who gave 'Reddy the Black
smith" the severe beating in the Florence saloon on
"Wednesday evening. is u native OF Philadelphia, and
about 2s years of age. Haggetys career ia awenown
one in Philadelphia, where he was sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment in the state Prison lie served but
ture good behavior. Failing to satisfy the law
in this respect he was rearrested, his par
uIed term Of nne years and six months Through the
md of friends he managed 10 escape from The ohcSs who
49,, him from the court room 10 the Black
Maria and rushed through the American Hotel on
Clestnut.st 10 Cqmmercess aud Soon LEFT the cit,
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
PRINCE ARrHuR,s MOVEMENTS.

As the day of Prince Arthur's departure from
the Metropolis draws the hospitality OF American
friends iIpno wise to diminish Yesterday, shortly
after m, the Prince called upon by Capt Coser
Aid to Maior-Gen Mcdowell, commanding the Eastern
Department and escorted together with his SUITE to
the United States steamer Minnehannock. lying at Pier
No. North RIVER Here they were received BY Gen. and
Miss Mcdowell All the subordinate officers stationed in
this CITY, together with Admiral Godon and nearly all the
officers no the Navy Yard, together with number Of
ladies. were also present
In the meantime a large crowd bad collected around
the bargeofce where tho steamer was moored and as
the Prince made his appearance he greeted with
enthusiastic cheers As the Prince embarked the English
flag was run up to tho shead aud the band played
"God save the Queen"
The steamer Immediately run over to Governors
Island where the Prince received with royal
salute At Fort Columbus review OF the troops took
place. After brief inspection Of the island, the dis
tnguished party reGmbarked, and soen reached Fort
Hamilton, where the ceremonies at Governors Island
we're repeated At Fort wadsworh the party lunched.
and enjoyed hours dancing. after which the boats
prov was turned homeward and at H3e the Prince and
other guests OF Gen. Mcdowell landed at the dock
in this city The Prince and his suite Immediately
entered carriages in waiting and were rapidly driven to
the Brevoort House.
At the visitors went TO the residence OF Mr August
Belmont Fifh,ave., where they dined, and sub
sequenty attended the Charity Ball at the Academy Of
Music.
This evening the Prince will dine with sIr. f. W.
stoughton and large reception afterward to DO given
there in his honor Subsequently he will be entertained
by the Brooklyn Club their rooms corner OF Pierre
pont and Cntonsts.
On Saturday afternoon the Prince leaves for Boston
THE PRINCE TO VISIT wHEATLASD.
The Washington Chronicle says: Letters from wheat
land" Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where Mrs. Harriet
Lane Johnson niece Of exPresdent Buchanan, Is now
soiournng state that his Royal Hghness Prince Arthur
will visit that lady within few days, and that hitting
arrangements making for his reception. When Miss
at the head OF her uncles establishment, while
he American Minister In London the Prince was not
much more than baby This in lS54-j5, and part OF
So but she well esteemed by Victoria VINO has no
doubt, commissioned her son 70 pay the niece OF ex
President Buchanan friendly visit. The portrait of
Albert Edward Prince OF Wales, presented 10 Mr. B by
the heir apparent, Is now the property OF Mrs Lane
Johnson aud Will doubtless be present at the Wheatiand
hOnors ~ his brother.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.

.ssoposEp AMENDMENTS TO THE STATE coNsri-
TUITION.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. Sat caucus OF the mem
rs of the Legislature at Jefferson City last nght tne
oue,ton OF the expedency of submitting to the people
an amendment to the Constitution enfranehisng ali hoSe
now deprived OF suffrage without respect to race OF ooO
was discussed and carried by nearly twohirds vo'e'
In the State Senate yesterday the Committee Oh
tnonal Amendments reported amendments repeating tne
aohle liability clause IN the Constitution abohshing DIS
trt Courts and repeating all dsfranchsng proysotns t
"a Corstitntiona bin was made the special order lor
Wednesday next ,,,ort IN the
Agricultural College bill, which provides that &C
De no restrictions students entering tue
ssolnt Of color. Yesterday aIter iV"s "i''
fhe vote Teconsidered.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
LABOR REFORM LEAGUE.

INDUN hETVIN1I IEHVNI
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your last Fridays issue you say of
the resolutions OF the Labor Reform League at Boston,
that you are sorry TO find woringmen wasting their
time In talking that not harmless which
Is certainly mild structure as can with justice be ap
Piled TO their deliberations. Now propose 10 show that
the real laboring men Of Hew-Engand had about as
much TO do with that and various other platforms"
purporting to be the expression Of their opinions in re-
gasd 10 the various Of Government finance &C.
as they had with the late Abyssnsn war The said La
bOr Reform League having tGansplanted slip from the
parent tree 10 tho soil OF NewHampsAe. its character
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
SENATOR RAMSEY AND THE PosT-oFFICE De
PARTMENT.

Postmaster General Creswel in answer to
a resolution OF inquiry passed by the House OF Repre-
sentatyes In December that the Hon. Alexander
Ramsey consented at his (Mr. Cresweps earnest
solicitation manage at Paris the negotiations with the
French postal office. which pending in June last
The entire sum paid TO Mr. Ramsey, in
cuding the cost OF an Interpreter and ex,
In currency This amount paid out Of the regular
appropriation for special agents MOST OF The previous
RED on without agents, but there have been two III
stances similar 10 the present Ihe non John A. khssOh
was sent 10 France He negotiated the existing
postal conventions with the North German Union Bel
GUM, the Netherlands, switzerand ana italy In lei
tbe Hon selah H. Hobbie sent TO Europe
as n special agent OF the Post0tiice Depart
ment. HIS expenses amounted 10 pH2J W. MT
DEPARTMENT aud from Minister WashDurDe showing that
Mr. Ramsey displayed diligence snd ability. In Pri-
expenses exceed the count rendered. but that
liza makes no further claims.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
LOUISIANA.
GOV. wARMoTH on THE CORRUPTION IN THE
LEGISLATURE.

NFw-ORIEANs Feb. "A Committee ap-
pointed by the meeting in Laiayettesquare Monday
night waited Ton Gov Warmoh this afternoon and pre-
sented their resolutions. Gov Warmotn, in reply, said
be was glad personally, them. He desired, how
ever say something relative TO that meeting in justice
TO himself and the Government he represented, and
stated that he had vetoed great many bills making sub
sidy grants to individuals and companies, which, in
few instances had been passed his veO that there
were many persons in the Legislature recently enran-
ohised ignorant Of the manipuatOns of the loDbymen
chat would have to be instructed. He said:
81 think. gentlemen; that win give me the sup.
port which you ought TO Rive, from your
standing this community, shall be able 10 restrain
these people running into the excesses complained
of IN these resolutions Let NE MAKE QUE @
against you gentlemen as the representatives OF thOee
in whose behalf you appear You charge the Legislature
with passing corrupty many bills looking TO the personal
aggrandzement Of individuals and corporations Det me
suggest yOu that these individuals and corporations
your very best people Take Tor instance TINS DahK
bill that being OObied through the Legislature now ny
this bill twice in House and IL Is up again. Who
are dong Your bank presidents The best people OF
tie City of crOwding the lobby OF the
Legislature continually, whispering brbes into these
mems ears pass this measure. How are we 10 defend
are potent in their influence in this community
The Governor went on making disclosures as to how
various measures engineered through the Legisla
ture by these good citizens TO sign one OF which he
had been offered $4,000 by party. And, in addition,
Mayor Conway Of their city had offered him any consid
Grafton to sign IT, The bill vetoed The bill here re-
ferred to was the sOOOOO gold bond bill for redeeming
Ghe city money
He was also offered $4,000 TO sign the Ncolson pave
ment BILL which he vetoed The Governor complained
OF the refusal Of the leading Of the State to counsel
with him, although he had invited them, and said:
I make this complaint TO you as an individual make
10 as a citizen OF Louisiana here 10 settle among
yOu although BY accident have been elevated 10 the
position now occupy And II you, and the $500 citizens
who were present the meeting which sent you here,
would only give their support and the honest nen-
Ders OF the Legislature there will be difficulty in re-
strainng imprOy dent legislation think have right
20 ask it, and you will give IT, assure you that many
OF the evils complained Of will be avoided
In the course of his remarks the Governor stated that
Auditor wickIfe had robbed the State of 100000 He
ead in conclusion that it his purpose to administer
the affairs the Government Of the State TO the best Of
his ability for the interest and welfare of the people and
he invited the assistance and cooperation Of all good cit
ZenA
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
NEW-JERSEY.
THE NEWARK POLICE BILL


TRENTON, Feb 3-In the Senate to-day the
Newark Police b which provides for the establishment
OF Board Of Police Commissioners, came up on its sec
ond reading. A number Of amendments were proposed
and rejected. The section empowering the Commission
ers to appoint and police justices was stricken
out and the bill ordered to third reading The JOINT
resolution on the rejection OF the XVIII Amendment
came up its second reading and was made the order
of the day for Monday next.
In House motion made to reconsider the vote
whereby Bedminster Township. Somerset County. was
exempted from subscription to the Peapack and Passaic
Valley Railroad. The motion lost after consdera
BILE debate.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

BFgKMAH-n at West siKteenihst WEDNESDAY ngn
Feb Tbomas Bseknau. Ia the 8th OF h se. ,,, -
Tho funeral will be held bis late residence W w
SATURDAY 5h "A o'clock Relatives and friends are 'e'pee'
Invited 10 attend 80
BNNS-on THURSDAY Feb amer severe i!nes' WILMA" pa'
the oath OF biz age
o funeral hereafter.
DARE-On "Wednesday. Feb 2 In the 3uh rear " n" Te' ~ ~
Frsnces Dare, OF the late James Dare A.. 49,. ,or
Relatives friends respectfully invited 70 ehu h' M -, sn
her late r,,deucr ~ South second st. bfOoAHh u ~ ~
day 6th lust at O'Clock p m O., -,
n,woLRIo tLl. city TUESDAY Feb William Roge"pWSt 81
"a 80. ,a1n.st ou Of late Ww Henr' u cli OF bfs"t
,t ylt.s AMI nsuds is are invited ~ al'"N % b
nom ~ Arns Chur,h hghtsenihsL near ISapi o
~ ip ,,sk Tho sll be ALA " bs@'e isA"' wa
MlermegL
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

Un the displacement the District Attorney who had
him committed. Haggerty gave Philadelphia as wide
berth residence In New York permitted Here he is
known To the fancy welltodo fashionable gambler,
and as compared to Reddy. regarded by his compan
ions person with character to sustain. Rcddy IA
recovering and IL Is thought will be able In few days
10 leaYa the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

APPB-MORRMLB the Rev De- Deems pastor Of the Church Of
the stranger Capt Alfred Appel the L. Internal Reseuue Bu
reaa Miss Amelia Norris daughter 0 Thomas Moe es 81!
Fht.aye
Paris aud London papers please copy
BEAA MILLER-Ou Wednesday ID inst. ST. PauB Protestant
Focopa Church Newark by the Rev Joseph H. Smtb. William X
Bean Of ReNlork Bnmsa daughter Of the late William H.
KILLER OF Eewark n. j. No cards.
S-CHURCHII-s Hayerbn Mass lAa 26 By Rev Mari
ae Alfred ". Hayes and Miss kHma Churchill oo1h o HaVsr
hill
Feb 1870 at the Church Of ST John the
Baut, by the Rev. Dr. Nrbury assisted BY Rev d. Smith OF
Husbng Vernon Mann Harriet G., daugher Of william H.
Onitrionk
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

The Trophy Tomato. Twenty seeds f5 Se5d for ereutL
Aldres, GEO B WAXING jr.. Ogden Farm, NrwpeH T. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HARE Feb closed quiet sposnf sfoit
ANTWERP Feb 3-Eyening Petroleum closed quiet a. $50
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
M1RRIEU

Wedding aud Visiting Cards IntAl Stamping Note Paper
H. WM kyKADELs SONS lo Pultoust opp Oh Dutch Church
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

the year 1851 their printed report which was
received with expression OF approval aud the Ciuo ao
ionrnpi
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
THE TRIBUNE,
NKw.YORK.

Lincoln Ciub.-A meeting OF the Lns'lo Cue hsa =.
fooNng preamble and resolutions
were presented BY wM. " ALEXANDER, and aaAnn01sy
atOpted - A. 49,
earthly Of Of members thus asa remnaAg ~ OF s
destiny yhic alike awaits all; therefore, be u
Resolved That while recognizing the band Of Onnpoenes nd oc~
ips decree deeply ne % eur dePss
and fellos member. Capt Mcleod
Resolved That tie death Of Capt Aenand Meeec the STATE pas
and eminent ske for le aeng hoa
e nocs bis public member OF the stats
uprghtBess the discharge OF his eVefr oat
lie policy aud eotous conviction o his responso
his cifa career b fsn
otc services IN the army during the late Rebellion .
That by bis death have indeed lost 1eua-Hue
all who hlm whose smie and
ship weeope visitor al board asA oso1gat saasns
every circle In which be moyct ,------.
tamS - TIE deceased as aAs
~ JOHN V. 6RlDLBr, Presdsat
yoiS r. LAwRSscE secre,sde,
GEORGE r. EoFPER.
sixeensh Assembly District Insa KeP1oiicInnl so
ciaIIou-Regular uaathly meeuag THIS RrAAD D. hN"
A h o'eloeE Hall. Seconaate cor INeIN'A'u'~
(Bnanee Tveuiy-shirsL by ord,r .rKIxSoS Pre-.
g. JosxrH Rrcn Secretaries "'-
Tbs Exseu,ye Committee sfer the Asseatlsa
hae hts' Ts"ss Srrsstsry JAMES DOUGLAS, Chairn,a
,'.roS uoT,S Ykw.IoRN CoLLxcroSs oyuos. Fsh l. lso
fos special licenses 70
"A gal, IN tbs Csectioa District, must be nsde aad a.
Of Carriage, a. NOou % hmPfe O~'-'A -
E,a.S.., the 18th Of tBb monih
E.rh must Accompanied hY We
"a nnr snt, 60. Grn Which the htenss asAed ms
Ter Of be articles imported by The Ara and ibe D'~ 1
Arm oes business a.. ~. 49,. -.
AN, AHa ." '"N'' ' NJ NJ GRlNNRLL, Csbee,sS
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed With f'lI
nome ana address.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

Arthur ~ Co..
H. ARTHUR Co.
STATIOSERS PRINTERS AND
ACCOUNT BOON hANtFAClIkkRS,
. Na.sn aud g Liberty sis.
tprposte stomrsl. New-lstk
Watches and Jeweiry
o sALE Asd IMPAIRED By ersisas ~srAnsA
oRo c. ALLEN SON ll75 Broadwa between f~soss's'u1
and r..u eighth and as BroavU oas deer bso- Can,l.t
Fine Watches and Jeweiry
of all descriptions Tor SALR and REPAIRED by dcas ~oinsa
GEO ALLBS SON INA BroAd~sy bsswesa Twenty sAa
Broadssy door beles osaalst
An Adjourned Mass Meetng s Leaf Tobacco Pea as' 80 80
Growers Cgr Manufacturers ard Cigar Makefs VII hhe iaH N,
Cooper Institute FRIDAY EVENING The tb io,t sS Gees M
,ho are a aror Protective Tsud NKsra ~b"e
austs r,etes, tue general policy Of ne uo'ees
,tssL 1Hk COAAllIkA w AAAAeeANeN'N a
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The June Races.

Everybody is coming to see the June races.
Some OF the best running, trotting and pacing
horses in the country will be here and this will
doubtless be the finest show of fast stock ever
had at Ottawa. Mr.. Bowman, the Secretary Of
the Society. has letters from prominent horse.
men all over this section, assuring him of their
determination, one and all, to come and bring
their fast horses. A letter received BY Mr. B.
from Chicago, from u leading man there, prom.
ises full turn out from the various trotting az.
sociations OF that city. They will come down
with their lightning running nags, and of course
expect to make it very lively for "Cruiskeen"
and Lexicon" on the great racers purse.
We Lave many good runners and trotters in
La Sale county alone, besides punerous trot.
ters, PAGERS, NC. Grundy, too. is not very slow
on the horse question, and Will can do some-
thing. We have abundant fret class stable ac-
commodations at Ottawa. aud plenty Of hotels,
suited to the purse and tastes or all VISITORS and
room for all. The hotel and rest staurant keepers,
and stable men, are making preparations for n
big crowd of men and phorses. and We think they
will not be disappointed.
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Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND AKRIVAL OF MAIL
Announcement. 4

Mrs. Emma Hsrdinge will lecture a. the Court
House. in Ottawa, on the evenings OF the ith,
18th and 10th Of June. The subject of the lee.
lures will bes"The Philosophy OF Spiritualism.- y
Mrs. II. is an English lady, now on lecturing
tour IN this country, and is pre-eminently con-
versan, with her subject. we'll a. distinguish.
I'd authoress and lecturer.
Friends OF the philosophy, together with all
others, are cordially invited 10 attend. THE
spirit and tie bride say come. and let him that
heareth say come, and let him that is athirs,
come, and whosoever viii let lin take of the
waters Of life freely
Special notice will be circulated on the morn
ing Of the l+th.
Admission free. Lecture TO commence at $
o'clock. W. II. w. CUsHMAN,l
y. \. TURNER. Com.
j. G. HAlHEwAY
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The festival at the NJ. +. church came OF on
Tuesday evening, according to programme. A
large number of our best citizens were present
and partook of the numerous delicaces The
berries were good the cream Henry Walther's
best and everything else A, No. 1. The ladies
express themselves under especial obligations to
T. c. Hathaway, hor,oulturis,, tor his generous
donation Of elegant flowers for the occasion. His
roses are pronounced the finest that grow in the
western country.