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What the As., Departure Means for iht
Negro.

NN5svs
The slavery question IS dead. Let US bury
the remains Of the negro question with it.
Let the two old lines that parted Us long ago
the two democratic lines that have imbrued
their hands each in the Others blood-c,me
back to the shadow of that blessed and he.
nign roof-lree shade whence they g,,t their
inspirations. There is the declaration Of
the independence Of as all. There is the
spirit spirit of that free. horn, God given
instrument Of freedom to warn each one Of
us. black and white--slike all free, all equal
before the Law Of the land. all tiIrcatene by
dcspotism and corruption. Let u cease l."
quarrel over the negro. lie is p'sr and IL.
horant: and whatever pr'voc:.tiOn he III,
given us has arisen ont of his ignorance
which is his misfortune AMI not his fault
tie needs protection. Let u give it 10 him.
and give il to him checrfully. not dDlinx j,
out grudgiEgly. not hsvin. II wresied from
US 10y force. hut giving it from our better
sense and better nature to preserve both him
and ourselves This is the ros to do nestle
peace. This is the way 10 national unitica
ton. This. this. and no other We hav.
urged it long and earnestly We have urged
il against time and miscOnccptiOn and ob
l"quy. We urge it now. We urge il upon
the Southern people. We urge it upo"
It is the v'ice Of wisdom. the
VOICE Of God, the voice Ut that divinity
which placed these blacks among US for
some wise purpose. and has encouraged Us
through tlIem-wi,ich bids Us turn about,
whilst it is time. and look to them, not in
q spirit IF bitterness or wrath, but in u tol.
Grant. u patient. n Christian spirit. This is
democracy. pure and SIMPLE the dc,,oc.
r"cy of Jeff'rson--the young democracy,
having old blue blood in its veins. and the
fresh new life Of hope in its eyes. cI,astened
through misfortune and taught Ivy expert.
ence. This is the new departure" -Louis.
rifle Courier Journal.
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Hearth and Home he's discovered that the
center of population Of the United States IL
ut the town of Wilmington, in Southern
OAio. The Hearth and Home docs not wish
the people Of Wilmington to make fools Of
themselves In consequence Of tLie discovery.
There Is such suggesnveness In the csnlre Of
population that almost any locality fOusd
70 be in thu, interesting condition thinks Of
becoming the capital Of the nation. ,Hsacs
the adrnonit;on Of the HssStA ss1 Hlms.
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The Ul'rsmontane journals If Baden
Bav"sis, Aostris. and Prussia. have .ppar
entity received orders IL attack Frre,nssonr,
without mercy. In the face. however. 0,
this "ppssition, the order Is making grvs,
p"'grsss In Hungary. In Germany under III.
leadership Of the EmIeror himself, and ia
the f,r,her cen,crs 81 UI,nnsn,snis,nu-
Augsburg, NUM-. b. Wu,z,'urg. etc IL
Italy. the Grsnd Lodge hAs lately been n
moved u Rome, right under the eyes " d.
fal bility.
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TINS NEwsPAP.R OF To.DAy-Oue
man IN |" hundred reads > book; ninety nine
!" : hundred 'ead eeyspapsr; Nsasy !.
century ago. when the American prsss.
which is now . spreading OIL. Wa in iis
green fwig, Thomas Jedts.o~ aid he
w"dld tAihef I'VE tna country with news.
pspcss and vishoula sovssnsasn. .,Aan In
. country With . govssnmsst, hut wiihoue
ssvapptss Tbs 49, ia.serd q being
- 1oosth, : ~ 1sss maase 4 ~ Mr.. !.
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P1s1eev Hteam MIN, 4'Ss,. r.. /
MURPHY. KENYON 4 CO., a-.a 81.
g. PIXIES PEAK aud PIONEER, II, r.
F1aning aud Building Lumber u the beet quality,
Constantly ou hand.
Wswil fanisA ny kisd q LsmAss issn our v,,d
q saW ~ oedaE. psosapsly. and . e.a~..as !. 80
WILL HOT y ium1naoan
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A. Il. +. HEINZE

~. go, Dissolution. ,n .r..r.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the partner.
saIp hefetOfvFe existing 1t Pixies Peak, NJ II.
DrtHecn the undssyigncd j. this day djreOvet b.
matasi Consent f. Loeher withdrawing from the nr,n.
D. rE4@ #..f 'T *'fff. t.=' n PEAR>OLL, !
u..u... .. =. LOEDEk.
1SSeS Peak n. r., Oct 9Th, 107l t l2l-lt
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DisaS0luIinn

.HS copNtnssship herrtofoss existing hetveen
= y. Y. Walton aud Jas A. Talbuet, 6 Oerf InSs
soN1 ~ DaGDe II VsljtAA Z TAloOse ~ been ~
eD!ved y A.1taal c0osent H. g. Walton win nv sll
eeoss III ~ 1s0 0wA ard 81 debts due them n,ssf
be pstd % Mn - - - - -
1asissswin y ooasinsed ~ 9. Walton. 'tts's
tf5R TEXT sssa!# 8s9u1f Il. 0.VALlTON. a
s JAA A. TALBOT.
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Thrash 81 s. Hyde
withdraw their Lcttery, aud paItes holding tickets
are icquestd tO G. IL aud set their n,O,,ey ~
Deer Lodge, Nov, LET, 1871. II
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f.f Dissolution Notice.
The pgst1esyhip .heret0fore existing between the
!. uisdsfsikuea IN DEER tAdge under the arm name
e he<he6x Asa1. bsschsss L. this day dis.oivci
y 0utus ceseut Fred Halter tetiriuy fr,m he rm.
AZ ecsaases Ice the I'm viii y paid 70 iR~d Halle,
~ uaeoseonoss q TIE o1O WIN b. lsesentGd % has
"seseuoesK. CHAS. blELENBERG,
= 4gr- FRED. 6ALLkR 49,
Deer Lodge, Nov. & 1871
Havte9 Dow fail ownesship Of the City Nrst Mar
te snd thanking the ciiixene Of Deer Lodge III their
pess noetaD patronage Respectfully solicit coutinu
cnce q the cd rlxnd and viii strive ~ give ar ~
'sssceiOa.' ~" MT CHAS. BlELENbERG.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-14

The New York lnternationals have determined
to parade on Sunday next.
The Cuban insurgents now in the field are
mostly negroes.
Surrendered Cuban insurgents protest against
the prolOngation of the fight.
A leading Fenian states that there is no truth
in the reported movement Of Feniaus in Eng
land in case Of the prince Of Wales DEATH
Mr. Brougham's new play, entitled John
! Garth was brought out Tuesday evening at
| Wallack's, before a large audience.
At Toronto, it is believed thar the government
will be defeated ON the address in reply to the
lieutenant governors speech.
The Parsees of Bombay have offered PRAYERS
for the restoration of the health of the prince
of Wales.
Not house is left standing between Los Tu-
mas and Moron, Cuba, and the desolation is ter
rible All hopes Of the insurgents of succeed
ing politically, are said to be given up.
Columbia, 5 c. dispatch states that the
government witnesses against Logan, FUsterand
Mitchell, charged with conspiracy against the
government, detailed the full secrets of the ku-
kluN OF South Carolina, and gave accounts Of
seven different raids with their Concomitunts of
rapine, negro whipping and disgusting bru,
| tality
Another ring" was formed in Wall street
! about ten days ago to lock up currency. Eight
| or ten million dollars have bcenwthdlawn from
! circulation, and the operation mas been attended
with some success. The "ring," it is alleged
includes many conspicuous capitalists, bankers
| and stock operators.
Arrivals from the West Indies state that yes
sells passing Turks Island have been boarded
from there with request to bring cargOes in
free of duty, as the inhabitants were starving.
special Washington dispatch says it is r1-
mOred that the secretary of the treasury con
templates the reorganization of his department
by the removal of the assistant treasurer aud
other officials, and appointing Mr.. Graves chief
clerk, as assistant treasurer.
Matamoras special of the 18th says The re-
suit of conference between Gems Palacos and
Cortina and the government treasurer is Il call
upon merchants for loan pr 100000. All Of
the merchants have refused to subscribe. Cor
tina is supposed to be in league with the insur-
gents, and serious trouble is apprehendcd.
Americans do not fear the enforcement of pres
tamo, owing to their proximity to Fort Brown.
There are no funds in the treasury TO pay the
soldiers. Gen. Palacois is almost isolated.
There are rumorS that lula has pronounced in
favor of Diaz, which stops the only road that
was open from this place to the capital Gen
Qniroga has left Monterey for Mier with a num-
Der of cavalry, and may reach the latter place
in two days Gen. Treyino will follow with a
portion of his army, and it is expected he will
try to reach this place.
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Our New York Dispatches.
Concerning the Story about Connolly
Other Criminal NIauers-The English
Stockholders, etc.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The Times believes
| that August Belmont and some other demo-
| cratic leaders have been endeayoriug to screen
| Mayor Hall, and adds "Whatever Hall NAV
lack in honesty he makes up in cunning, and he
seems to have gone the right way to work TO
take the sting out of some leading reformers.
He has simply said to them, 4 will give you
all the offices you like if you will only allow me
to remain mayor of the city The bargain was
satisfactory to both sides, and Hall is likely to
remain mayor until the legislature meets"
The story having been denied, the Tribune re-
peatS the fact of COnnOllyS offering to pay back
81 100000 to escape and adds: "Fhe facts re-
garding Commodore GarIisOn's action in the
matter were obtained directly from that gentle
man HIMSELF and appeared practically in his
own Language. In order that all doubts may be
set at rest on this matter we will add that the
| following facts are uudenable: COnuolly's
friends were prepared TO pay 81 100000 he was
TO give information which would complete the
chain of evidence against the rest of the ring
and escape TO Havana, and he would unques ton
ably have slipped away had not Chas O'Conor
demanded that all the properly which once was
| COnnOllyS, but which had been Illegally trans
lerrcd TO others, be decided in trust to him
pending the action in the matter. Commodore
Garrison believed, and we can imagine believed
conscentiOuSly, that one million of stolen
funds might be saved to the tax payers by the
compromise; while Mr.. 0'CQnor thinks the
whole p6 ,312,00O can be recovered by the prose.
cution Of Connolly and the rest"
ti Is s.aleu Ina!, on lySstiSatlng the anars
t hen 500 ado o'S' ~ OILY Ely a ao IN
aiiG J"'n VIZ ~ S5GoUV' oI "ulGn S'2oVo were
S GriTaJ %. le o4itea states BANK Examiner
@ i, ~ liotes vi Jug nilllls canal
@nu o'iiCi 'nISGe'i!neous STOCKS al INC west en-
tLoJ unMnHNlt ~ ~, lii ne market ana Soulpara-
tll1I5 W. u''tesSi tIe Ii''VuO aIVahceq 10 Cai-
1TiuG' VIZ uosu - pul'u cahal III MleilSan'
'S $500 pfou .I.s 4 sIlielleut to-day
q tuiliDsi VI uhpaI ao1IeIs Yesterday made
:, iI'o ""liSt Ioli 3ileI uIee ana FaYmaStef
G'ty ui' "Eoottnt Vi neilt OF wages Inc
a. r, o'i5 3 ,"' rhe't iall'lGs are suleIlhg
.oi tu A. ullu lo1I' lue cauSe ol the trouDle Is
tnat tue pay IollS are Nlthhelu at Tweed de-
PaLtlneuh
neLld'llln - rloc 1l TloucGstef deu from m
tliifa received on I'iG Dark James and richard,
On ,r Ine Foy"Se RON iurkS island
NJ VI " 9coI!ahI o! h9Stoi, from Jamaica,
M s, anu spiit uSi saes IN tue iile Silles'
w sS S5 Pllcrs 81 o0tds Today amount
M 10 9o-o'iUo lioin ny zZ-ioV 10 lJ9 62-lOO.
IHG a'nouht aufe'tiSed lor purchase was one
l4Iuou.
JSuSG ~ heIi, VINO was charged, m coHuSion
WIN otIlelS' WIN aouuclihS man from SICK
peu, III oroer 10 obtaln ms property, was dis
charged Yesterday III brooNlyn, Dut Policeman
Lyons, the principal III the ease, was held for
peluly'
Eugene baley says Inc communist Cluseret
mas oceh mere since the I'm OF November, hay
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Criminal Record.

EIGHTH DAY OF THE WHARTON TRIAL.
ANNAPOLIs, MD, Dee BIN the Wharton
trial, Deputy Marshal Fry testified that the pris
Oner told HIM, July 7th, Of the circumstance.
of ketchum's illness; that she purchased tartar
emcuc during that time; that she intended tC
20 to Europe, but not till the matter was cleared
up She offered him a roll of money as a pres
ent, which he declined,
CONFESSION.
ALBANY, n Y, Dec. 10 Francis LeClair let
ter carrier, arrested for purloining letters, has
confessed.
TAMMANY PERFORMANCE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec. BIT is asserted by several
city journals that several, if not all, of the per.
sons appointed to office by the common coun.
ell Mondny night, were approached by certain
aldermen, and required to give money in cOnsld-
Grafton for success. Several unsuccessful can.
didates make Il public statement declaring
their Willingness to make atfidayits Of the fact
that money was demanded of them by the al.
dermen, and, on declining, they were emphati.
cally told that they could not have the places
The papers demand an investigation.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dee. l3.-Aexander Burt,
a policeman, James Toms, gunsmith, and John
l.. Blythe, have been arrested by Il United States
marshal, ON warrant charging them with the
murder of johnson in October, 1866. Johnson
was assasslnated at midnight in public street
THE SOUTHERN DIsTURBERs.
COLUMBIA, 5. G., Dec. 13.-m the kukluX
court to-day, witness confessed that he was a
member OF khan, which was formed in 1868
for SeIl-delehce and TO prevent incendiarsm
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ground for the annexation Of Cuba in his lee.
ture, and closed by saying "IC England can de
feud Jamaica, four thousand miles away, the
United States ought TO be able to defend san
Domingo only three days away. Plant there
the star spangled banner and it viii need no
other defence Santa Domingo is not large
enough to be union she might do well
enough for a state. But it is said what do We
want with San Domingo2 Well, what do W,
want with coffee, sugar, cocoa, or with any
thing else. | think we want that island quite az
much as We wanted Alaska. We paid for that
but this we can get for nothing
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Gen. SckleS, it is rum0red, will not return to
Madrid as American ambassador
VIM. L. Proctor, republican, is reelected
mayor of Ogdensburg.
j. W. Garrett was yesterday elected to his
fourteenth year OF service us president of the
Baltimore and Ohio road.
Alexis is said TO draw we'll, paint tolerably,
and to be clever musician, good shot, ana Il
capital SwOrdsman.
The New York Times Washington special saws
the rumorthat Mr.. Akerman's resignation had
been presented to the president is untrue.
A Washington dispatch announces that Min
lister Schenck wishes to return home from En-
gland.
Hon. VIM. Cox Ellis, ex-congressman, and a
prominent Mason, died at Muncy, Pa, yester-
day.
The California republican legislative caucus
nominated a. A. Sargent for the senate, by
flty-our votes 10 thirteen for Mr.. Cole and five
for all Others
1t is believed that Benz j. Sweet of Illinois,
now supervisor of internal revenue in that state,
will be appointed first deputy commissioner OF
the bureau,
special states that Collax has informed
prominent republicans that he cannot withdraw
his refusal 10 be considered candidate for re-
nomination.
Hon. Eugene Hale, the youthful member of
congress from Maine, it is announced, will
marry the daughter OF Senator Chandler on the
10th instant
Gov. Geary, Of Pennsylvania, yesterday de
lvered an eloquent address to the executive
committee of the national Union league. at
Philadelphia, warning the organization to be-
ware OF the passive policy of the democrats.
The famous brothers Ravel are now living
quietly near Paris. They are said to have lost a
good deal of their property during the Franco
German war; but they still have abundance to
live on, and TO insure to their heirs 4 comforta.
ble independence,
Commander Thomas O. Selfrdge of Massa-
chusetts has beeu detached from special duty
connected with the Daren expedition, aud or
dered TO duty as light house inspector in the
New England states, in place Of Commander A.
l.. X. Benham, detached and ordered TO hold
himself in readiness Tor service.
ThuIlow Weed publishes card Qf column
and half denying the charge of 'filden that he
aud Seward corrupted the politics of this state
Mr. Weed is in better health, and walks several
miles daily, though he is somewhat troubled in
the head.
Frederick Douglass recently took very strong
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New England Dispatches,
Alexis goes 20 Market small lPON from
AiVcrpOOi-New Hampshire Democrats
preparing fOr.DefeaI, cite.

p u MAsaAOnC IS ..
q boSIoN' Dec l5.-lo-dal Alexis visited
Guiu'N market ana uthet places IN a quet way
lie leaves tomorrow al 4. 81, Tor Montreal.
Ii is showing this evening with indications
of rain
Steamship Siberia arrived fror, ;yarnonl to-
la, GaJ DO 80 ,i'''i - =, H. 80
TIl H'u wv N"'S9 VI S'u"u PvN va VOn'''
iney were removed TO the hospital on Galop
lSlanu.
SPRINGFIELD. Dee. l3.-PatriCk Curly was
convicted ofmanslaughter in the superior court
To-day in EiIIin,r potrcls CIar,. ond lanes Drn.
leany was ronvfrtad os accsssnr,- An tbe mar.
les are Irish boys
Nry uA,rpsurPr
CoNCoRn Dec IA The den,ocroti, stof, con.
vention was called To order at eleven ojrIoci in
EARLE hall nv Lewis " Clarke chairman of
the STATE rommiftpa who read the cali and mn.
noupced Hon. q, " NJ Pitm,,n Of Bartlett. rem.
Dorary chairman and q " P,rIerirr Of Green.
land, and Geo + Dame of Newport fempornry
secretorie,
The convention then resolved itself into conn,
ty conventions 10 nominate Mi the committees
for the convention. and also The state committee
The convention rrDorted The rommittees on pcr-
manent organizations. credentials. resolutions
and stare commiftee consistinm of fvn from
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agate type time7j cts. each subsequent insertion 50
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S6Osnd the same rate proportonaly for any number
squares. Two lines for week sOO three line 81 IS
tour lines S37; 1--we lines s5O Local notices %
perhne for each insertion Business notices IS per
line Obituary notices, resolutions &c, Is cents per line
Legal Advertisements slOo per square for arst inser
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Special Positions in the paper and special styles of
display will he charged extra rates Cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only to a limited extent,
and double charged for the whole space occupied
IN WEESLY SPy-First insertion slO0 per square
eath subsequent insertion 50 cents months s7OO; one
| year $500.
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UT EN- .
STOVE STORE,
Gss MAIN sTREET...OLD No. $40
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"
NRoARD or AtDrr,,pv Doc : 1871
Whereas the CIV Cannot npier i,ori,, NJ ,3 r.t
OF the Legislature entitled IA, act cnnrorii c,,,r
and drains In tLe INV or Worcastsr ,r,,ri'5l n
Igth isg7 ana occentgd iv no ,,or cit, tii
ID S6T have aJind1eJ Ia 10 ,ecee!St tr tIi ,s, ~
sewerage and rrainaGc AMI f,r no Tiiii hs,iti, 80
yeuence and have caused 10 he In II mi md ,,,si
nj thp cV nense ~ no 80, Nti Ir,,,I - ~ ~
from n noint norb 81 imrnln So%.r t I,.,,rit, ~.
Street and also certain sewers and Hr,ins in he Gii
in,s streets nancI,, lsr ~ !, ia,,{ IL t,t,
Place Nnstn Be5con Belnnnt biIHn Re1,i5t U T
a6t Cont jt1rtIott ploco I,,,,i, i,,t,,, 49,
Burt Carlton canal 1artoI cam r1' l''
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Fire Record.


iopeclal blsphtcn 10 the spy.
AT EAST KILLINGLY, COYN.,-Loss $500.
DANIELsoNvILLE, Dec. ia fire broke out
in the picker room Of L. S. Young's cotton mill
at East KiIlm2ly, about six O'Clock last even.
ming. Loss, about $780,
AT PATERsoN-Loss $4,000.
New York, Dec. 10 The buildings of the
Franklin manufacturing company, on Mill
street, Paterson, n. j.. were burned this morn
ing. Loss, $4,000; largely insured in New York
city and Hartford companies
AT EFFERsONYILLE-LOSs 500, 900.
JEFFERsoNyILLE, Texas, Dec. 18.-Murphy
& Lockharts buildings were burned this morn
ing. Loss 100000; insurance 900.
AT BELMONT, N. Y.-Loss SAC, 900.
BELMONT, Dec. 13--The oak rail company S
factory was burned to-day. Loss $4,000; in
sured in the Occidental office.
AT NASUUA--LOSs UNKNOWN.
NASHUA, Dee. ia fire, tonight, DESTROYED
the large wooden building owned by Charles II .
Mexican. Insurance $1,000.
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aaNurtesttr 9ailp spp.
CITY NEWS.

Once more the city is covered with the leecy
element, and sleigh bells Jingle.
Superintendent Marble has notice on the
second page in regard to the drawing school.
The old schoolhouse on the common was sold
by auction, yesterday, for 1913. The purchaser
was Mr.. Joseph Lowell.
The horse cars drawn by fourth hand teams,
theoretically plowed through the snow on their
regular trips last evening.
The second assembly of the Worcester Light
Infantry will be at Armory hall, Taylor's build
ing, next Tuesday evening,
The regular weekly entertainment will be
given at the Peoples club rooms, this evening,
consisting of readings and music. Free to all.
The men who composed the Flty-irst re2i-
ment in the war, are to have their fourth annu-
al meeting and supper at the Bay State house
tonight
Ten prisoners were yesterday transferred from
the jail and house of correction in this city to
Fitchbur@, making the number now in the jail
in the latter place &c. Mr.. Carriers quarters
are filled to overlooking.
The A. NJ, E. Sunday school gave an eXhbi-
ton last evening in Washbun hall The at
tendance was good, and the performances by
the colored drum corps greatly entertained the
audience.
One week from tonight Music hall will be oc-
cupied by company under the management of
Morris Simmonds. The play will be "Ghe
Streets of New York, )" with Frank Mayo in the
character OF Tom Badger and James II. Bud
worth as Bob the Bootblack.
In the superior court yesterday, no cases be
ING ready for trial, no business was done. The
following are in order fer to-day: No. $50,
Plummer granite company VS.. d. ( c. P.
Stevens; gu Connoyy VS.. Slower; $50, rs, no,
S27, $40, 500, 862, 9t8, 919, g21, 931 939.
The concert announced for the Goth inst will
introduce to US Charles Santley, the greatest
baritone singer in the world, and Madame
Patey, one of the first contraltos of the day.
The entertainment will consist of English bal
lads and part songs and will be popular as well
as good.
The Trinity church festival offered TOO many
attractions lor last evening to admit of post
ponement on account of the snow. The yestiy
looked cheerful and was cheerful; and will be
again this evening. The fair will open earlier
at three o'clock in the aftenoon-and thus am
pie opportunity will be given for those who
were kept away by the storm last evening to
come and look over the stock Of Christmas
goods at, the regular admission fee The for
une-teling and Madame Fuzzlebank's autom-
atom are wonderful Institutions, and the singing
which will be introduced during the evening
will be special feature.