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The New York herald., 1870-11-25

London journal OF the 10th OF November reports
as follows:-
The Joint committees OF the Royal and Royal Astro-
nomical Societies and the council OF the British As
s0ciotion nave met to consider the eclipse exped-
tion, anu In consequence OF these meetings Mr..
Gladstone has been asked 10 receive JOINT deputa-
ton to urge upon the government the importance OF
the proposed expedition. The joint committee have
appointed tile Presidents Of the Royal and. Royal
Astronomical Societies, the Astronomer Royal and
Mr. Lockyer to plead its caus,, while the council or
the British Association Will be represented by the
president ana oihcers OF the association Sir John
Lubbock, NJ. p, and DR.. Lyon Playfair, NJ. p. No
time has vet been hxod for the deputation TO wait
upon the Prime Minister.
Professor Simon Newcomb has arrived In this
country from the United states Naval Observatory
TO report the great Newaii telescope aad then 10
90 10 Gibraltar 10 observe the eclipse.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25
THE BRITISH NAVY.

The Helicon at Havrs-Ths Road Between Rous
and Havrs Minsd-Ths Channel Squadron r.
pairing to the Rendezvous Testing the Iron
Clads-Departure Of the New Cemmandsrs-
in-Chief Of the Mediterranean Fleet and
Channel Squadron-Amount subscrtbsA
to the Captain Fund.- Captain Bur-
goyns's sWidow-Marinesfor for China.
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Herald Special Explorations in
Persia.
History, Legends, Romance and
Material Progress.
NATIVE TENTS AND MODERN RAILROADS.
Religion, Canticles, and Like
Unto SOiOmOn's.

BY the European mail at this port we received the
following special letter-one Of . serIes-from our
correspondent In Eushre, Persia.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25

baths and nf!sen mesdisds mosques beslaes seve.
rel medressehs or collekes Its 0azaars long and
interesting but less 50 than those OF Ispabaa Te
heran. The vakeel bazaar Ii one Of the Anest IN
persla Il has ten mahallahs or districts. The most
famous villages near Shiraz are those OF Mesdjed
Bardee, Khoolar, Akleed and Bezah. Mesdjed Bar
dec boasts 1000 gardens and $1,000 vineyards. II
also supplies shiraz with snow from Its yakcnaks
geeplts. Khoolar produces the grapes from which
Shiraz's ruby wine Is made. Akleed exports very
good apples 70 the city market Bezah possesse.
meadow where Craze ZOO mares belonging TO the
Chef OF the Eoliants. The produce OF the other VII
lages are chiefly confined to wheat barley aprcots,
peaches. melons vegetables, grapes opium. saifren.
rice, indian corn, and from Kanzeroon Shiraz re.
cclyeS dates, oranges and almonds. The mnnufac-
thres OF the villages are confined to dungarec SOAP
common carpets, wooden spooRs, earthen ware, DC.
Tne mounlalns IN the vicinity OF Shiraz are COM
posed chiefly oI gypsum, sandstone limestone.
gneiss ana basalt. They are very bare ana present
grayisn, cindery appearances. The snow winch
lalls In winter Is gathered into pits In sufcl ent
quantities to supply the inhabitants Of Shiraz all
summer.
fA TRADE. M
The exports or shiraz dyes, SILK opium, wool,
madder root. gainuts, cotton, ounce seed, cummip
seed saffron, saleo hides. BRASS drugs, carpets and
rugs hummuds, or felt pieces. The imports consist
or cottons, calcoes cheap prints. cloth, tlrearms,
powder. lead, beads looking glasses fancy cutlery
and small notlons-anything OF the fancy kind. I
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THE COMING ECLIPSE.

A London journal Of the l2th OF November reports
The New York herald., 1870-11-25

AVuVWAuk SpeCldl lctlcT-Ouc VI " o0hAus-AAoA@ w.
correspondent In Bushire, Persia.
Shirnx-Tho City Of Saadi and HRnz-Tke
Buwcr Of MousaIIak-C;nrGen Of the Throne--
Porsian Poeiry-Arrival ut Bushire-Oman's
Sca-Cbarnrfer Of the Persians--'rhe Pill
arimage of the Shah--Ehe Railway in
Persin.
BUsuIRE, PERSIAN GULF, Sept 27. 1870.
From the presence of the immutable antiquity or
persepolis from It's everlasting mountains, from the
melancholy scenes OF the plain, from the banks Of
the Araxes changed into the Bendemeer, where still
blooms the wild rose and lily, came through
most desolate mountainous country to Shiraz famed
In Hanz's song and saadis philosophy.
III traveller" says Siadi, sis thirsty, no asks
man for drink and gets buttermk only half or 1t Is
mix, the other half Is water" by which Saad en-
deav0rcd 10 iusrale how that travellers story is
but half true while the other half is false Having
well digested translation OF Saadi, thought and
had to think often OF this above quotation white
was coming to Shiraz. Said Halz, the poet:-
Boyl let yon ruby liquid Gow,
And bid thy pensive heart be glad,
Whatever the irownlng zealots say
n stream 80 Clear as knk-nanad,
a bower 9 sweet Moasailah.
Just before l entered th5 deale of Tung H. -Aliabad
crossed the stream OF Ruk-nabad. 1t was Just
yard Wide, with three inches OF water the mlddle
1t was bitter and brackish. After passing through
the gate which bars the deale Shlraz is seen below
In an oval plain. which Is about twenty miles in
length ana about eight IN breadth, enclosed by high
and gray coored mountains. Mosques and mlnars
medressehs and palaces, among acres Of mud houses
ana groves, are the prominent features OF the city
"a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-29
Board Of Education,

OuIcs orrn BoAnD OF EDUCATION,
Ottawa. Friday, Dec. 81, 1860.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present--Director Paul, President, aud Direc.
tors Aarkle. Stout, Spencer and Fulton.
The reading of the minutes Of the last meeting
was dispensed with.
Director Stout, from committee on teachers, 70.
ported recommending the following appointments
and transfers for the next term Miss Thsver
for special assistant to principal Of high schools
salary at the rate of $500 per year. Miss J. Mer.
Ger transferred from LIST assistant In 7th Ward to
End assistant in Sd Ward, salary st rate Of SllO
per year. Miss Worthinghsm promoted to ist
assistant in 9TH Ward. salary al The rats OF $500
per year. Mrs. Luellen for I'd assistant in TN
Ward salary ut the rate of es75 per year.
The report was received, and appointments and
transfers, us recommended by said committee,
made.
On motion Of Director Stout, The clerk was di.
rected 10 draw orders in favor Of DIR. Dimmick for
$4,000 worth Of school bonds and interest on same
due Jan. ], 1870. Also +. A. Sherwood 4 Co. for
>l.Oee worth bonds, due Jan. |, 1870.
Adjourned TO Friday, Jan. Z, 1870. al 81 o'clock
Pm THOS. W. PHELPS, Clerk.
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Ottawa NhOIesa.e Market.

Is reported h LIE BROS, Wholesale and Retail Groccrs
No. 16 La Sale street.
Ottawa, Jan. %, 1870.
The markets this week have been up and down
running between 500 $3.50 on dressed hogs, and
to.day::are bringing S9259$9 so, dividing on 200
Tbs. Ear corn is bringing 60c-warehouses
making but little difference between old and
new ear, as it all has to go together into the
same crib, Oats is a little better in price, being
35@36c per bush. Butter, eggs and poultry at
about same price as last week. We quote:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is n ,Naage % note in the Ottawa
money market. lac supply Of loapable funds in
the banks is less than the demand, and the pros
poet OF easy money market Is very poor as
the present stringency will probably continue
until next seasons crop is marketed.
The gold market remains very steady, and has
been quoted during the week from 12l to III y.
Exchange on New York and Chicago is selling
ct same price usual
Exchange on England and Ireland is selling
at $6.l5 TO $685. per pound sterling
Government bonds are quoted by F. A. Sher
wood & Co as follows:
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Jan. 2S.
EFlour-Quiet. White winter extras, 5000
$50: Spring extras, S3 7jQ4.75; superfines $500
@325
Wheat--Bstter; SOcaS3ct.. for No. spring;
S.og19 for No. 2 and jSGG0c for rejected.
Corn-Better 7GQTSc for No |: 72a73c for
No. 2; Csc tor rejected, and 62 for no grade
Cats-Weali at 39G40c for No. 2.
Rye---GSQ10c for Noe.
Barley-aJc91,c for No. >.
Fotatoes-i0a5Ocp per bush.
Bu.ter--2SG30c for choice table.
Eggs-35N40c.
Hogs-S9.90G$ll.2 80 according to weight
Cattle-Quiet. Choice steers, $715gS725;
fair I'd class, $5.OOg5.50; medium to good butch
ers' stock, $4.25G550; common to choice COWS
and heifers $3.75g4.OO; inferior and mixed
stock, $3.00G3.75.
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To COnsuMplives.

The advertiser having been restored to health in
weeks by simple remedy after having suffered several
with lung Affection and that dread disease
Consumption, anxious to make known to his
ers the means Of
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the prescp
ton used Gree Of charged with the directions for preparing
and using the same which they will find SURE CURE POI
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS etc. Tho object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the ac
led and spread information which he conceives inva
uable and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy Is
will cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
my29-iy-sp Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
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The following DO nds Of $50 each were reported
paid. also interest on DR.. l.. n. Dimmicks bends.
Nos. /, 9, 5. 4, 5, 6, Z, S and to l.. " Dimmick
Nos. ii and "a to F. A. Sherwood 4 Co.
The report was received and bonds destroyed.
Inc clerk reported that he had paid the interest
on bonds numbered a. follows:
Nos ~ H. Is. 10, 90 81, 90 and %, alss interest
On oohd NO >, $780, OF the July ], 1869, issue due
On molten of Director Spencer. the clerks action
troyed
Director Hoban DESTROYED coupons
On motion Of Director Spencer, the clerk was in
structed to pay interest on all bonds maturing
jan l. 1870, and also the interest due Jan. !, 1870
on bonds msturin July l, 1870.
1rhe following bills were presented and ordered
paid:
y. Trask. one s day clock, : 500
Gas Company. Nov TO Dec. l. 1869, 80
). Hoban, sundries, EOS
Colwell, Clark Il Co., sunds, 2es
Same for iron railing around area in Sd W'd, 335 20
Lynch, Beatty i OKane, sunds. $50
mrs. Mack and Mrs. COnnors, scrubing, 200
MT McClaury, carpenter work, $50
Rlae Bros mats, l67
Or. Dimmick 4 Bro, sunds., III 50
Petit Hunt, coal, 1881
.ttna Ins. Co. renewal, 500
j. W. Phelps, recording deed and express l2X
The communication of J. +, Nash was, on motion
OF Director Spencer. referred to committee on
finance. ..t
On motion of Director Spencer, the clerk was
instructed to draw orders for the PAYNE mt of jan-
tsrs during the short vacation.
On motion of Director Spencer, the boy, VIM.
Shapland, who was expelled from the 9TH Ward
school. was reinstated.
Adjourned to Friday, Jan. 90, 1870, at s15 O'Clock
Pm THOS. ". PHELPS, Clerk.
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st. Louis Market.

st. Louis Market.
st. Louis, Jan. q.
Flour-Dull. Sales Of superine ut $500
G5:75 for spring; Xxx at $4O095.OO; Xxx
at $5O006O0.
Wheat-Irrevular $l.2O91.25 for prime white
fall; el.l6g1.2O for choice to fancy red and
white; No. spring S5c.
Corn-Dull, at Goo for mixed in bulk.
Rye.-Steady at $sOSS7c for prime " choice.
Whisky-Dull at 93cg94c.
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ADJOURNED MEETING,
Or1icB oY rnE BOARD OF EDUCATION

OISicr ov rng BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Ottawa, Friday, Jan. 4 1870.
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
. Present--Drector Paul, President, aud Directors
Spencer, lIoban and Fulton.
and approved.
Director Hoban, from committee on buildings
reported that Colwell. Clark d Co. had finished
And erected iron railing around the area OF Sd
Wsrd building, according ~ contract.
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New YORK Market.

New YORK Market.
New York, Jan. q.
Flour-ClosedHull $5.15G$625 for western
extra.
Wheat-Firm at $1.1491.16 for No. spring.
Rye-Dull, at $l.26912S for western.
Oats-Better at 5S@60c for western.
Corn-Heavy at $l.O3@$1.08 for unsound, and
$l.099l.10 for sound mixed western.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-29
The Markets.

The same improved feeling in the general
grain market noticed in our last continues,
Though the feeling shows itself more in AN in.
creased activity than positive upward move-
ment Of prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-29
Sperial Autifes. ..
DIR. j. d. WALKER.
OCUL1ST AND AURIST,
MAY be CONSULTED AT fHR
PARK HOUSE. OTTAWA,
The First Saturday in Each Month.
surgery for the Eye ana Ear.
nlR NuUNs

surgery for the Eye ana Ear.
DIR. OLIN,'
(ArR sr. LOUSY
And Graduate OF the Philadelphia University of Medicine
aud Surgery has for the last eight years given his attention.
TO this important speciality, and prepared to all
eases OF the and whether surgical otherwise Per
suffering from Cataract Cross Eye, Tarsa Tumors
closure of the duct Poypus Enlarged Tusls Catarrh
and all diseases Of the throat woud do we'll con
nit the doctor. Examination Free.
Office in Post Office Build g, over bakery. may4-ep
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DIR. OLIN of Ottawa

Represents this reform In medicine and will attend per
soay upon all forms of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases dipherx vnOlera
Group dysent evers &C. very successfully treated by
Eclectic practitioners they scarcely losing any
while in Did chronic they noted everywhere They
always called uooh repair the mischief produced by
other physrarS with their "kill or cure' remedies.
Coughs o. 10 or IS years standing; Catarh with the de-
struco of the bones 9uG sCtt Tissues OF the Con.
sumption, with partial loss of lungs; syphilis, with foul
liberation and loss OF parts Hip disease with inability
enlarged and anchyosed oins Spermaorrhea, with dsmen
tia Diseases Of the Eye, &c. DC, have been cured and all
which will be most happily referred to for the benefit Of
those similarly afflicted lie warrants in all cases Of
Fever and Ague
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
to these various complaints. Consult him dec. 22sp-
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Banking.

NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA,
FORMERLY CITY BANK OF EAMEs, ALLEN 4 co.
DIRECTORS:
HENRY F. EAMEs, JOHN D. CATION,
EDWARD EAMEs, L. II. EAMEs,
w. G. CHURCHILL.
Exchange on Chicago, New York
And all the principal cities East and West
30 u q T a ID SOL ID.
ExchanS se on England Ireland, Scotland and all i'm.
porsn points In Continental Europe drawn in sums to suit
us. Revenue stamps Of all denominations
constantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold
and Silver bought and sOld ia. ..t. pa.
To those who favor with their patronage would say
shall be able extend such facilities and accommodation
trust will prove to them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open rom A. T. to JPN
howard EAMRs. President. L: H. EAhRs. Cashier.
j f. SHAPLEY, Asst Cashier.
Ottawa January Sth, 1870.
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Published for the benefit of yeg and Others who suffer
from Nervous Debility etc. supplying the OF selfcure
Written by who cured himself and free receiving
a postpaid directed envelope. Address.
ec25-6m NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-29

Embracing modern reform and Improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produce Iv ard lay the foundation health
Parents SHOULD that their children dosed with
suck medicines Tor they be well afterwards. All
mineral kosons alike injurious. The greatest modern
Improvement In medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles Of roots and plants In concentrated
form. They ar" Ececfc Rene"s, and before
equalled in the treatment Of disease. When ucousy nd.
Mnisteied they meut disease with wonderful certainty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-29

CTATE AND COUNTx IcS.-
y Tho State and County Taxes due and payable A
~ hs The town haze Gr the convenience q
Armour Block DeveyV hardware sers Vhere nay b
folnd With Ne tax bsoks sasA day iron sclcGk NitB
o'elook Pm. H. +. BHUNk1k
peo. ~ foVN Cei1eoeor, teWu q 0uANH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-29

Having organized under the National Banking Law and
succeeded to the business OfWm II. Cushman
open for the transaction ola general banking business
Exchange Chicago, New York and all the principal
cities Of the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on England Ireland, Scotland and Cont.
mental Europe. drawn in sums to suit purchasers.
Collections made throughout the state and promptly
RENTED for day of payment ~ current rate Of exchange
United States, Illinois, and la 5ae county bonds gold
silver, &c, bought and sold.
A full supply Of Revenue stamps, Of all den mi.
nations, constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that oer lducsm ents
toners and shall endeavors 10 give entire sst.
faction to those entrushng ur with their business.
Banking hours from A. N. to p ~.
Jan 80 1859.
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And only living who points every disease without e
patient saving word skng question, w continue To
practice ~ his rooms AZ the PA RIA 1lol Sl,. O,ta
HIS. commencing Friday, December iih, los and
main sixty days, 70 February ih, $50. Consultation fire.
Once hours from o'clock A ". 10 sP.y.
Having for many years given his whole time the t,
ment and investigation OF chronic diseases especially OF
III. Liver Lungs and Blood and having been long and
bly, known In every State and Territory Ia the Union the
skfu and snccessfu plysiciAl chronic
diseases being formerly Professor Ma'rra Nedica Theirs
peucs, Pharmacy, Medical Botany, aud diseases OF Women
and children in Central Medical COege also in the New
York College OF Health. and the Central City Hospital &c
and has placed unes within MS reach OF mean Inn
pOrtancc, and has added largely 10 his n and experience
Remember that r La fontane the only physician in the
world that has made liver lung and blood diseases speciality
for whole lie time, and the only who has discovered
fun and true theory Of The origin aud
plants. DR.. La Fontsnc has perfected New specific
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Ottawa, December IS lS9.-!m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-11
Sahhnfh Warming

Hallowed, holy, welcome day of rest
All nature seems hushed in deVout silence
as the light of a newborn Sabbath spreads
its harmonizing influence over the earth
Humanity awskes from peaceful slumber
to greet its coming with fervent thanks TO
tho Almighty Ruler of the universe, that
His boUndless mercy has granted them
thus TO live. Every new Sabbath gathers
around its altar fresh and peculiar enjoy
ments for those who love its OIdainer, and
every Christian heart throbs out its inner
emotions Of praise at its coming. This
morning thousands OF our Christian readers
will gather around the family altar, and
with the tender ties of home-love, ioin
hearts IN audible and earnest praise that
another of Gods holy seasons has found
the chain unbroken, the circle yet CON-
plete. Let to-day be spent with the true
wrought affection, one to another, and the
love toward God, that you could after
wards wish, should another Sabbath find it
different, and one seat vacant in the
family circle. Let those who mourn TO-
day for dear ones departed, be comforted
10y reclining upon the interchangeable prom
Uses of Him who has said, THE hSirs of
thine head are numbered" Go with hum
bic prayer TO the fouHtsin of life and drink
consolation pure and lasting, and let
thine praise be glory to God on
high, 10 those yet polluted by sin
we say, Hark 10 the bells of Zion,
Their mellow peals, that roll softly DER
hill and valley, speak TO your heart with
voice of warning and entreaty, and invite
you to seat in the sanctuary of the cody
without money and without price. Hear
ken TO their signal; y@u may never listen
again to their hallowed Ginning, nor have
the privilege Of responding to the call; act
in accordance with the possibilities of the
case, and The probabilities will be well.
Let the rich remember that they are beg
gars, in grace, if their riches arc weighed
on this morning; there is One who gives
gold its true vslue-aross. Let the poor
mendicant feel this morning this is lis day
in equal interest with those who shove him
aside on days of less experimentation
carnal nature runs rampant over the land.
He is not frieHdlssS to-dsy-the fountains
of Providence are not dried up when he
approaches them, nor the gates of holy Joy
closed against him. Let the lonely widow
and mother look down into the eyes of her
little darliDgs, then up the face of 0mnip-
otence and ask, in abiding faith, Lord,
God, be the father Of the fatberless. send
unto us the angels messengers of peace,
and the ravens of succor.
Let all nature bow obeisance, and all |
exclaim, "HHN6reG be TIN
Hamc''
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KeliRIous Notice..

First Presbyterian Church-Services at
II A. NJ. and P. NJ. The Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered, with
Divine permission, during the morning
service. At night DR.. Moore will preach
a sermon, 10y special request, to young
men.
There Will be divine services at Mulberry
Street Church at IL o'clock A. N and Z P.
NJ. by Rev. w. C. benson, pastor. Singing
exercises this afternoon at 81 o'clock The
public are invited
st. Anne's Edgefeld. Rev. W. j.
Ellis will hold divine service this afternoon
at half-past three o'clock.
Elm Street Chuch-Service at II A. NJ.
by Rev. A. II. BEDFORD, D. D., and at p.
N. by the pastor, Rev. 4. A. Young, D. D.
Sunday school.at 9. A. NJ. Singing e1er-
cises at $3.50 Pm.
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Services at the usual hours, morning and
evening by the pastor, Rev. A. j. Baird
Discourse this morning, by request, from
Ezekiel 81, 24-27.
Church of the Advent, Seats free, >
celebration of the Holy Communion, :
A. NJ; morning service, II A. NJ; evening
prayer, p. N. Services during the week,
daily Morning prayer, 9 A NJ; evening
prayer, 4P.M.
Preaching at the Second Presbyterian
Church, North College street, this morn
ing, by Rev. F. /. Ewing, of Pulaski,
Tenn.
Divine service at Cummings Hall, North
Edgeield, by Elder David Lipscomb, at l l
A. NJ. and P. N.
The Sabbath School of Union Chapel,
NJ E. Church, North Summer street, an
nounces to their friends and the public
that they will give their annual exhibition
on Thursday evening next. 18th inst, at 7
o'clock P. NJ. Admission, 80 cents. Pro
ceeds for the benefit of the school The
entertainment to be given promises to be
one Of unusual interest The object is
good one, and warmly commends itself to
the friends Of the Sabbath School cause.