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ChANCEh1 SALE TWO DESIRABLE
HOUSES.
b. In accordance with a decree of the Supreme
f<;1 Court Of the District of Columbia, passed ina
certain cause therein pending. In which Lang
and others complsinants, and Wilmer and others
defendants, No 24l4, equity doc H. the subscri-
Der will sell, al public auction, on TUESDAY, the
27th day of June, ISL, at q o'clock d. m, on the
premises, the following property in Washington, ID.
First. Part of Lot 2, in square scs beginning s5
feet inches from the corner of street north and
nth street west, running thence north - feet
inches thence southwarly 90 feet Ia inch n point
on the line Of New York avenue, distant from the
of and 18th streets LIZ feet 10 inches,
westwardly with the line of New York avenue 81
feet inch 70 beginning, and improved by story
Brick Dwelling, with Store, now occupied BY VIM.
second. Upon the same day at 6: 40 O'Clock D. m ,
shall proceed to sell, at public auction, Lot s, in
Davidson's recorded subdivisio of part Of uare
22. This lot is the west side OF 18th
between NJ street north and Ma .sachusetts avenue,
sale is 20 take place in front of the premises
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
20 be paid in cash, and the residue in three equal in
stalments At respectively g. IL and Is months from
day OF sale, with Interest," 20 be secured By the
shaser notes, with deed OF trust upon the property
sold. Stamps aud cow ancing at purchaser cost
Fifty dollars each piece of property at time OF
sale. If terms of sale are not complfed with within
week from the day Of sale tho property win Be-
resold at the risk and Of the defauting purcha
ser. REGINALD FENDALI, Trustee.
js6eo&ds J. T. C0LDwELL 4 CO., Aucts.
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by JUAN BOYLE & CO.,
ID Brokers, 513 9TH street

IMPROVED PROPERTY on NORTH ST,
BETMEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
"a On SATURDAY, june the 1Oth ut 4 80 p.
re M shall ssll, the premises part Of lot % in
square 72s, having front Of Is feet north A,
and running back to q 30 foot alley IL feet q, in
Gees, improved by 2-story frame house.
Terms; 81 DO cash; balance and Il months, the
deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust
property sold All conveyancing and stamps at cost
of purchaser. $50 down day of sale
jeff THOS f WAGGAMAN Auct
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sVHaddam, Conn, has got her nOw-the old
LADY of 96 who walks ten miles a day and knit
stockings in thirteen different languages, and
her name Is Butler.
a(A Nova Scotia paper says that II the horne
government continues to treat them as shabby
a. IL claias Il has in the Treaty. OF Washington,
they will follow the Goldfish, - and come over TO
this country for good
ga school committee in a frontier district
are reported to have summed mp their oPinian OF
an examination which they had attended by
making Ia the pupils this address; :. You re
speiled well, and you've eiphcred good, but you
HART sOt still"
eUThe fragments OF the aeroiite which fen IN
Searsmont. Ne, weighed altogether about thirty
ROUNDS. They are Of gray color, with slight
metallic stre on the inside; the outside II darker
presenting the appearance Of having been fused
81 great beat
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AUCTION SALES.
Rr GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner Of 7th and d streets
1RusT 12 so;Ii OF yALgAHIF PROPERTY


ON SOUTH STREET, ISLAND
- by virtue Of aided of trust, dated April LIST A
81 ID. 1857, and duly recorded in Liber ". C. II No
II. folio az, &c. Of the land records of ash
lngton county, IN the District of Columbia. and by
direction Of the party secured thereby We will self
at public auction, on HURSDAY, the 22d day OF
June, 1871 at clock n m, In front of the premi-
numbered i've hundred and eighty three i5S] in the
city OF ashiDgton, ard described follows Be
ginning on south street rs feet inches east from
the corner Of said lot, thence is feet
and inches thence south 81 feet and inches thence
west feet aud inches, thence south IL feet and
inches to the public alley in said square, thence west
!! feet and INCHES, and thence north to the said
street and tho place of beginning, together with
Gil improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Half cash; the balance in six,
and secured By deed Of trust to the satisfaction
on the trustees S25 down at time Of sale. All con
yeyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser III the terms Of sale are not complied with
wuhn SIX days, the trustees the right to
sell the property, at the risk and cost Of the pur-
chaser. -
WILLIAM II. WARD, r.
WILLIAM A. WARp,{ trustees.
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s%A customs ofacial In the vicinity OF Malone,
-. Y, recently seized horse and cart, finding
I'm the Latter, beneath q false bottom, between
three and four hundred yards OF satin. The
proprietor OF the concern, II IL said, had been
successfully carrying on smuggling operations
for a space OF ten years by means OF this inge-
mons confriyance-
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A 7 PUBLIC SALE.

go shall offer, at public sale, on the premises
on IT. EsDAY, the 93d day az June ISL n
~.<- Tract OF Land, Containing SIX ceres The
land Is highly improved aud suitable for market
garden, and young orchard on the premises and two
mineral springs. and several building sites This
land h situated four miles from Washington city,
ard adjoining the lands OF Charles SfOtt. John
HYATT, and others, and 80 ards from Washington
railroad Penn Crossing, whore the cars stop four
times n day.
Terms Oh sale: One half cash. and deferred pay
mems "a and u mouths with Interest and approved
myz5 zsWtd GEO. W, TAYLOR, in.
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MOE SU0 and sUz PennsyfVania avenue.
SPECIAL AND PERENPTORY SALE OF BUG
GiES, RoCkAWArs, EXPRESS WAGONS
HARNESS, &c. &c, AT AUCTION.
oEkR On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June
&H 10, at 8 O'Clock, we viii sell, at our auc-
s---tion rooms,-
Leather top Buggies we'll made
Concord Spring No-top Buggy, built 10 order.
Second hand Jenny Linds
No-top Second hand Buggy,
ROckaway for four persons
one half top Phaeton for four persons
2Exrress Wagons with tops
Il sets Buggy and Carriage Harness.
With other Vehicles
The above will be sold. without reserve, To cover
advances AMI charges, and to which we would cali
the attention of BUYERS
je9 GRep1 WI WALL Co, Aucts.
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MARBLE skoNUMENTs-
MARBLE AND SLATE MANrrLs.

am now selling, AZ reduced prices for cash AZ my
Marble W eris north q street and New York avenue,
near the Treasury Department.. -
myu-H W1. RUTHERFORD.
nOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS al
~ great baIea aims, at PRINCE s Loan 0ficc sales
Rooms, 10oe PcnIisy lvanla avenue. au250
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UNHROUGH LINE
Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NAsHISGToS, June :, lS0-nOOn.
Trains between WASH
lhGIoA and NEW YORK - III - Il
FOR NEW YORK, uithoHf change Of oars
Leave daily (except sunday az 500 a m, l2.aS
and 800 y. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily leXcept sunday 1T 500 e. m, laAS
on SUNDAY
Leave for New York az 800 ,. m, and Philedol-
Sleeping car. for New York on 9 p. m. train only
. Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had ~ the Station Once al al hour
Of the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
Tor schedule between Washington. baltimore, An
napolis and the West. j. l.. WILSON,
- Master q Transp0rtatiOn.
J.. VI. COLE, GeHeral Ticket Agent
GRO. :. kOoNTZ. Agent. Washington. jeII
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CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND uNIMPROYED REAL ESTATE in

IL. u.
~ by virtue Of adecree Of the Supreme Court of
A ne District q Columbia, made in the cause Of
equity, / win offer for sale at public auction, in
front of the premises the days, and the times
ground and premises, situated in the city Of Wash
on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of June, ISL, at 30
o'clock p m; Lot No Of the subdivision Of Lot No
IN Square No 515, improved by three-story Brick
House, and fronting Is feet Penns ylvana avenue
between First and Second streets west, and running
back 20 an alley, with all those parts Of Lot No !
and alley in said square the same are now laid
down and marked out on the books Of the corpora
Also, at 5 O'Clock p m, Lot No ., in square No
6S5 fronting y feet ON north street and ~ feet on
North Capitol street, and containing SOB square
Also, at $50 O'Clock p m, Lots No 0. (containine
u, containing $500 square feet and H. tcontaiHinS
T1l3 square teetD in square Nc. "a, situated
on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day Of June. ls7i. at
4:3O O'Clock p. n Lot No 4 in square No %, run
rear, and containing 3 square feet more or less,
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
teenth and Fffteenth streets ''eV'' '''"e'h our
Aso at - 9as. NJ Lot Ms (eS2taining
feet1 s,d Nd No H. SG9n1ainpg 42s susre feSf in
and 18th and 18th Streets IVES " iVi'n ana st'
N SSo eos 81 Oh saaS os No in slqare
north .: Eghteenth street west and Virginia avenue
On THU RSDAf, the sth day of June, ls7I, at 5
fronting on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal about
40 feet, and embracing all the ground between lot
feet inches wide at end and about u feet wide
at the other, containing 1910 square feet, or
less.
Also, Immediately afterwards, Lot No. g. in same
square, containing $50 square feet more or iess
situated on the corner Of North + and Twenty
seventh streets west
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, and the balance in three equal
instalments at s. l2 and Is months respectively 10
be secured by notes bearing interest. secured fV
deeds Of trust on the property sold. The terms Of
sale must be complied with within week after
the sale, the property may be resOd at the risk
aud cost OF the defaulting purchaser purchasers
Stamps and eonveyancing az the cost Of the pur-
chasers. A deposit of $50 will be required on each
purchase at the time of sale.
JAMES l.. CARBERY, Trustee
myl9-eo&ds LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts
RVTHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY, june 18th, 18th and 18th, same hour ana
places By order of the Trustees
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NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH AMI FAST
~ TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
pALIINORE AND OHIO RAILRoAn

WAsHIxeIoN, December -. 1871.
ToN and BALTIMORE aud Lei - ~
WASHINGTON and ihrnxfh SNSH4S
WEST are nov run - follows. viz.
FOR BALTIMORE.
b ,s daily eScspt Sunday a. 'e:iS. 500 and
p. In.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Lessye daily, except Sunday, at Gas and IS a.
For .PrInciPaI WAY Stations, Bisd-n.l.urr. Beta
81 IL. 40. 90 and 500 ,. m: 800 p. M stpps AZ
Jessup The .: 40 ,. m. stops a. Annapolis juno
don and Relay oIliy.
The zoo p. m. on sunday stops as during tho
week.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 6 80 a. m and 10 D. m Notrain 70 ~
from ARna polls on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave az 100 m. am 90, az aud :. 90 D m
TOR WAY STATIONS
Leave az 800 a. and 3 90 n m
FOR ALL PARTS or fHE WEST
Leave daily except saturday and sunday, az g 40
a. IN. and 500 and 900 r. m.
on Saturday Il q: as aud : 90 D. m
On sunday AZ 90 aud 500 =. IA. only, conness-
ng az Relay station with trains from Baltimore 10
heeling. Parkershurg. Pittsburg, &c
tor strasburg, and points between Relay House
abb Strasburg, leave az 800 r. m. connecting al
Relay House with Strasburg and Winchester accom-
moaatiOn train.
Through tickets 10 the West can he had A, IN.
day.
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston see al
J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
= A.
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RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs. RO-
- DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and ST AIRS
Preserved or Enameled in Wax. All kinIs OF Hair
grading done, Ornamental Hair Work ON Glass and
Pearl, by Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston 900 sfb
street. near i. References:-Mrs President Grant
Mrs. Admiral GoldsbOrough, W. w. COrcoran, Cen
Casey, Gen. TOmpAins, Gen. Aiken. ianl6,iy
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY W. L. WALL a CO, -Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 300 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue
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CHANCERY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
H0TSES

DY. j. T. COLDWELL & CO. Auetioneer=
ID Southeast corner of Pa. aV and 18th ST.
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RY-THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
until TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY and THURS
places. By order of the Trustees.
jc6 LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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R1 LATIMER CLEARLY, AuctiOneers,
~ Successors u Cooper & Latimer.l
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania ave and IIth street
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N ADAM ttO0DEE'S ABDOMINAL CORSErs
- highly reconInlelSed BY good physicians, a ,
BANAs C9ksEI FACTORY, to- 7h strest, BET
tween and y. selstt
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bx vv,vvs -. az q per set ~
rf PRINCE Lean once Saios Roorn ~
suo ~ 1905 Pennsylvania avcnue -
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RT LATIMER h CLEARY, Auctioneers
- Successors to Cooper & Latimer.D
Southwest corner of Penna avenue and IIth street
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TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF HAND
SOME RESIDENCE IN A MOST DESIRABLE

~ THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED until TUESDAY, June 9th, same hour an.
place. By order Of the Trustee.
my5o-ddds LATIMER CLEARY. Aucts
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PONED until MONDAY, June 9th same hour and
place. BY order of the Trustee.
ie6 LATIMIR A CLBARY. Aucts
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nT- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
POSED until May 9Th, ls7I, same hour and nlace
JOHN ID. MCPHERSON, Trultee
APPS W. l.. WALL & Co, Aucts
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b. TIIR ABOVE SALE l. POSTPONED Until
FRIDAY, 2Sth April, iS72, same hour and place
JOHN ID. MCPHERSON, Trustee
epI W. l.. WALL & Co Aucts
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NJ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, June 18TH, same hour aud
place JOHN y. McPHERSoN, Trustee.
myl5 w L. WALL, a 90 Aurfs
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RATHsi BATHsn BATns NJ

"sT. CLOUD BATHS.
Corner Ninth and II streets.
The newest. cleanest. and most complete ,et ~
BAH Rooms In the city.
Single baths, . cents. Tickets Cor sale AZ the o.
Gee d The Hotel-s2D per dozen. apls-sms
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sHedfffua1.
nEsTARIIsHED HOSPITAL

lLD ESTABLlOdEO hOC1
" No, s, Beaver Street, Albany, y; d I:
and successfully consulted on all forms OF PTlVase
diseases at his old established Hospital, NO. 2,
Beaver St., Albany, N. Y. Twenty years oev0teo
to this one particular branch OF practice, enables
him to perform cures such as no other physician
can and his facilities are such, (being in CORES.
pondence with the most celebrated physicians OF
the Old World Of obtaining she saaeso as %
ments to the unfortunate OF quick and rapid
cure to be obtained at no other place In America
In syphilia, gonorrhea gleet, strictured enlarge
liberated throat, sore throat tender shin bones,
cutaneous eruptions, biles, ulcers, and all othex
impurities of the system, are perfectly under con-
troll Of the Doctors medicines ana nave De ;eh
immense success.
YOUNG MEN addicated to secret habits, whe
have impaired their health and destroyed the
vigor of their minds, thus deprving themselves OF
the pleasure of married life, are notified that IN
consulting DIR. j. Teller, they will find friend to
console, and physician whe has cured thou
in in
now rejoice in all that makes life desirable and
man happy. The reader is Of course aware that
the delicacy Of the subject will prevent q more
minute description of this terrible disease.
| DIR. TELLER'S GREAT WORK.-A book for
everybody. Startling disclosures. DIR. Teller's
great work for the married and those contemplate
ing marriage-200 pages-fu!l OF piates-price 70
cents Sent to all parts, under seal, by mail post
paid. The single, married, and married happy.
| a lecture on Love, or how to choose q partner
complete work on midwifery. 1t contains hum
dreds of secrets never before published. War
ranted to be worth three times the amount asked
for it. Twenty-fv cents in postage stamps en-
closed, will secure copy by return mail. DIR:
Teller has devoted all his time to the cure OF
those diseases of which his book treats.
| Ba- Office hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ, and
on Sunday from to p M.
N. B.-Persons at distance can be cured at
home, by addressing letter to ]. Teller, enclos-
ing a remittance. Medicines securely packed
from observation, sent to any part of the world.
All cases warranted. No charge for advice. No
students or boys employed. Notice this-address
| all letters TO
| J. TELLER, NJ. D.,
| No, 5, Beaver st., Alany, n. Y.
| ;,,,a Dgd e.
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with its pictorial illustrations, evinced
degree of artistic skill rarely equa ed in
modern times. Among the books OF this
library we saw too, volume OF the works
Of our late State Geologis'. A. d. H"ger.
Esq.
In the Senate Chamber We were also
shown a beautifully wrought American
flag, 60 by 40 feet, wholly of California
silk and manufacture.
The State Capitol described in this ar
ticle covers over 10000 square feet OF
ground and is estimated to cost, when
finished, nearly or quite $2,OOO,OOO, and
will probably rank among the fiuest State
buildings in the Union.
To DIR. Nichols, Secretary of State, and
Mr.. R. Craven, Librarian, we were es.
pecially obligated for their courtesy in
showing us through the building and also
for the favor of sundry public docnments
The population Of Sacramento has been
estimated at 10000; it is probably some
| what less. At the time the writer left, III
October last, it was charged that the re-
port of the census-taker was at fault, and
the result was undetermined. The growth
of the city for the past few years has moi
been rapid, owing iu measure to the fail
ure of the placer mining interest, but
since the Inauguration of the railroad sys
tenn it is predicted that its business pros
perity and consequent growth will bt
largely promoted. CIV G,
| Rutland, Feb, 1871.
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SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT
The Free Press gives the following &C.
count of the accident, briefly mentioned
BY us Monday morning: As the night
train from Boston on the Rutland Road
Was on its way, this side Of vergennes,
Sunday morning about o'clock, the
sleeping car, the last car in the train, was
thrown from the track BY the breaking OF
q rail. The car was dragged for some
rods over the ties, till, the coupling break
ing, it took "scoot" at right angles to
the track, ran down an embankment,
about 10 feet high, and out into the fields
for several rods. The car was not upset,
and the rear track were not damaged,
the wheels running over the frozen ground
almost as well as on iron. The astonisb.
ment Of the passengers, among whom
were our townsmen Lawrence Barnes. N.
Allen and Samuel Church, at this sudden
switching of from the track and indie.
pendent excursion into the country, may
be imagined. Nobody was hurt, though
all were considerably shaken up, and OF
course somewhat startled. The baggage
car was also thrown of, in whole or part,
but jumped back upon the rails, and was
brought along all right.
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Union Musical Association

The four days convention last week at
Poultney was a complete ovation of music
aud song from first to last. Every body
il loud in praise of the two concerts, as
they were fally equal, if not superior, to
former entertainments given by this as
ISOLATION. The choruses were grand, and
excelled anything of the kind we ever
heard, giving good evidence thst the
labors of this institution have not become
vain. A great variety of music was in
troduoed and finely executed, the solo,
song, duette and quartette singers, were
Miss Stone of Boston, Miss Campbell of
Poultney, Mrs. Cheeny of Rutland, Miss
Burt of Castleton, Miss Baldwin of Fair
haven, Mrs. Cook of Whitehall, Mr.. Cobb
of Boston, Mr.. Lavoke of Troy, Mr.. Day
of Rutland, Mr.. Humphrey of Poultney,
Mr.. Cotton and McKever of Fairbaven,
aud Clark of Whitehall.
On Thursday afternoon a committee of
three, consisting of Messrs. Fisher of
Hebron, Caldwell of Whitehall, and Burt
of Castleton, were appointed to present
resolutions ON Friday evening for the
consideration of the convention. Accord
ugly the committee reported the follow
ing:
LIST. That musical conventions are i'm
peratively necessary for the promotion OF
sacred and secular music in community.
Cd. That it is expedient to establish a
Normal Musical Institute at PoultDey the
coming summer, designating Prof. Perk-
kins as its Principal, also recommended
that music be taught in the common
schools, and urged all who have charge of
the various school systems to the subject.
Sd. That this region is greatly indebted
to Profs. Perkins and Worley for the
high position they have attained musi5al-
ly.
4th. That debt of gratitude is due to
those who have taken a leading part in
the proceedings of this convention.
9Th. Thanks to John Jay Joslin for use
Of piano and hall; to the people of
Poultney for hospitality, and the Rail-
road Companies for favors.
The resolutions were happily responded
to by Rev. DR.. Goadby, W. G. Perkins
aud W. H. Poor, and were unanimously
adopted by the association. After this
anne Mr.. Cobb with his comical piece
entitled emusic Illustrated" Mrs Cobb
presided at the piano, and at the con-
clusion of which the entire audience
came down with thundera of applause.
The whole terminated with the rendering
by the full class with thrilling effect the
Hallelujah chorus, under the direction OF
Mr.. Worley, and by the singing, at the
request of the President, the congregation
joining, "Praise God from whom all bless.
ings fow." This concluded one of the
most pleasing and profitable musical
gatherings ever held under the auspices
of the old Union Association, so say we,
so say all. Is. We.