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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-02

Az exceedingly ungalantand inperti.
nent correspondent Of q Pittsburgh
plper undertakes to explain why the
lady lecturers Of the day are not mar.
Fied. IAN ordinary woman" he says,
without any gift. can just make your hair
stand on end when she gets steam up;
and what could Anna Dickinson or Cady
Stanton do il they put their best foot
IoEemOst'" We really don't know, but
Tepresumc that If any oncundertoOk to
marry Mrs. Stanton her husband might
put bis best foot forward in o manner
that would be uncomfortable for the suit
or The fact OF the matter Is, by far the
g'e'teF number Of our lady speakers arc
married, and there is no evidence that
their husbands are not quito as happy as
other men,
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Cabinet Officers c Going Home 10 Vote

WASHINGTON, November 1.-Most oil
the Cabinet officers and heads of bureaus
in lhe Executive departments will 20 to
their respective States to vote for Presi-
dent. Secretary Belknap and Secretary
Delano lett today. Secretary Fish and
Judge Richardson, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, leave tomorrow. Postmas-
ter General Creswell will remain In Wash.
ington; Secretary Robson in New Jersey,
and Secretary Boutwell, in Massachusetts
until after the election. Owing to the
great distance Attorney General Williams
will not go to his home in Oregon to vote.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Sec.
retary OF the Treasury authorizes the re-.
dentptiOn Of Sl25OO6O of the 8 per cent,
as follows: $4,000 each of Nos. ,7O9 TO
5,l77 inclusive, and $4,000 from No. AT
to 1900, inclusive, dated October 10, 1868,
and November z, 1868. The interest will
cease December 81. 1872,
The debt Of the United States was re.
duced during the past month five million.
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JewIsh Conference at Brussels.

BRUSSELS, November Tho General
Conference Of the Jews Is In session in
this city. The delegates from Roumanla
have laid before 1t the condition Of their
people In the principality. They propose TO
petition the Roumanian Chamber for full
civil and political rights, and state that
their intention Of emigrating en- InAsse to
America has been abandoned.
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DENIAL OF Reported Attempt TO Re.
strain German Emigration.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-Intorma-
tion has been received by the Depart
ment Of State that the statement publish
ed in various newspapers In this country
in July last, that the German Govern
ment was seeking to prevent emigration
TO the United States, and had adopted
stringent measures for that purpose, Is de.
MED by that Government, which dis
claims having issued orders interfering
with or iOrbidding the emigration of Id
citizens TO this country.
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ually attend any church, might be inter
ested to attend somewhere, and In the az.
gregate the church attendance would in.
prove. A choice Of subjects, even 70 ha.
6itual church goers, Is something; and
their mixing together might encourage q
more liberal and unsectaTlan spirit among
all classes ol Christians. We take the ll6.
erty ofsuggesting the matter for tho con-
stderaIion ofpastors OF our town. Welh
burg Herald
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OSthe same DAY with the Presidential
election several OF the States are to en-
Iesvor to improve their constitutions.
The proposition is to be submitted In
Wisconsin to add two Judges TO the Su.
prene Court; in Minnesota 10 prohibit To-
cslaids to railroads beyond ten per cent
Of valuation, and to sell the internal i'm.
provement bonds to create fund; in
Michigan, to limit the number oil judicial
circuits to fifteen and fix the salaries OF
Circuit Judges at $500; in Texas, TO 10.
locate the capital at the place receiving
themOst votes, and to define the powers
ot the Legislature III making land grants;
10 Missouri, to add two Judges to the Su.
preme Court, aud TO invest the school
llnd in State or US. bonds, and in New
York, to continue the Commissioner Of
Appeals in Office two years.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November t.-Masonlura, a
member Of the radical party, was elected
Vice President Of the lower branch OF
Congress, to fill a vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Saheueron. Tho vote was
142 against ll9.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 1.-The Secretary
General, Barthlenny St. Wilaire, in reply
to numerous correspondents, states that
Thiers does not desire to be President tor
lite.
The German troops have evacuated
EpernaY.
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Mrs. Vincent Collyer Drowned,

DARIEN, CT., November 1.-The wife
of Vincent Collyer was suddenly drowned
yesterday, while driving over the stream
crossing the road to the island where they
resided. She was returning alone after
having accompanied her husband 10 the
cars, who was on his way to visit the
Kiowa Indian delegation.
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Howard BrOwnell, private secretary
Of Admiral FArragut at the battle in Mo,
bile Bay, died at East Hartford, Conn.
Thursday, aged 80.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November 1.-Gen. Won Room
Minister Of War, to-day read before the
Chambers o message from the King OF
Prussia prorogueing the Dict.
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IT is expected that there will soon be
daily train from Marietta TO Wheeling,
by the way Of Cambridge,-Aarriet'a
RsoigtIr.
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PROBARH.ITtEs.
For the lower lakes, New England and
middle States clearing weather and north.
westerly winds. In the south Atlantic
States light variable winds, chiefly easter
ly, with generally clear weather. In the
guilt States nOrtheasterly winds and
cloudy weather with possibly light rain
on the upper lakes and thence 10 the
Ohio and Mississippi valley. Southeastern
ly winds, cloudy weather and occasional
light rain for the northwest, and thence
to Arkansas with northwesterly winds
and partly cloudy but clearing weather.
The Ohio river will rise below Louisville.
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Suicide Of a wheeling Steamboat
Pilot at Pittsburgh.
Special DlSpatch to the tnteIIlgcncer.
PrTTsDURan, November 1,-11:4O p. NJ.
"A steamboat pilot, VIM. Marshall, o
resident Of Wheeling, committed suicide
to-day at the National Hotel, by taking
laudanum. He left letter stating that
he was weary Of the world, and telling
the Coroner how he died. w. C.s.
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ElckrtS's slO. Half Tickets, s.. Quarters, $3.50.
70 Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
are always GfAwn at the tim0 named aud all
draWinHe arc under tho supervision OF sworn
commissioners,
=, AZ The ,OlleiAl drawing will be published In
me 81. Louis papers, and copy Of Drawing sent
10 purchasers Of tickets.
W We will draw similar scheme the last
day Of evry month during the year 1874.
~ Remit at our risk by PosrOFPICE MONEY
ORDERs, REulsTEREB LETTER, DIIAEr Or ES.
PIlESs. Send for n circular Address
MURRAY, MILLER i CO.,
PostOlIlCe BOX 2i46,
spy I1.Th.st6w St Louis, Mo.
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Six business houses in Platnburg,
Clinton county. Mo-, were burned on the
2sth. Loss $25 900; insured for $4,000.
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Weather Renor,,
PROBABILITIES

WAR nE9AKrhEkf,
uFPIoB or THE CHCEP SIGNAL OPPlcxA,
WASHnsrOH, D. O.. HOvmeber l.-7:aO p. =.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
pREss REPoRT.
Exclusively to the 1ntelllgonccr.

(By tho Western Union Line. L
otles Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe sts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-09

lated by the SUN and the stars. The con-
science must be enlightened by its possessor
becoming servant OF the Lord Jesus Christ.
The Christian, then, Is the highest style of
man. IF one would be a man of the highest
type, his model must be Jesus Christ. The
Bible presented to US no perfect man except
Christ. No work of art was ever so beauti-
full as q man modelled after Christ. The
young men of the Society might initiate their
master, whose biography was summed up in
this: "He ,1ent about doing good"
All honors pale into insignifcance COM
pared with those which await the Christian
warrior. General Andrew Jackson, with his
wife, once revisited New Orleans after his
victorious defence of that city. He was Of
fered an ovation. He stood on an elevated
Platform. A circle of beautiful ladies stood
before him, when one gracefully advanced
and placed over bis shoulders beautiful
wreath of flowers. Mrs. Jackson, the hum
bic Christian, writing toa friend, said: !" Yes
terday the General was crowned. The wreath
is beside me now. Already it is withered.
1'seek and expect to obtain fadeless crown." !"
So, young men, you shall have 4 crown of
life if, in this sense, you show yourselves
men.
DR.. .Brantley is very impressive, graceful
speaker, and his discollrse-of which this is
mere outline-made fine impression upon
the large audience who heard it. The eXer-
ciscs closed with collection i'll behalf. Of the
proposed German mission Of the Society. 4
PREsBYTBRIAE suNDAY-SCHcoL UNION.
The regular monthly meeting took place
last night at the First Presbyterian church.
J. d. Il. Sleiglf, Esq, president, presiding.
Prayer was offered by Rev. 7. L. Preston
and Mr.. James Gordon, a portion of Scrip
ture read by the president, and all united in
singing from the "Songs of Praise"
The following table, from the sccretaIy's
report, shows the highest attendance during
the month of March, which was very rainy
month:
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PUT MONEY Is THY PURSE" is wc-knowD
saying, but ut this season, when we have to spend
Our money, 1t is advisable to buy where we can get
the most desirable aud cheapest goods, and those In
want of any Of the novelties for the spring should
not fail to call at LEVY BROTHERS magnificent eul-
porium, where Is now displayed the most select,
tasty and elegant stock of dry goods brought to
Richmond. The senior of that energetic concern is
at present In New York, and sends homeward by
every steamer such bargains as he knotos are bar
gains, besides everything new, just rs soon us II
makes lis appearance In that city SO those who wish
to have the very latest styles of everything have but
to call at LEVY BROTHERS. and 1t were easy to ima-
ginc themselves in New York store, except that
LEVY BROTHERS prices are much lower.
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PRESENTATION OF FLAG.-festerday
afternoon the Attucks guard (colored yolun-
teers), commanded by Captain Hobson,
turned out to receive q flag presentedto them
by the female friends of the company. The
presentation took place in front of the
Davenport House, on Broad street.
Captain Hobson's acceptance was well
worded and well delivered. After the
presentation the company marched through
the principal streets, and went through
numerous evolutions. Eighty men were
in line. They looked we'll, marched
well, and drilled well. The flag presented
on this occasion is an elegant silk one, bear
ing on one side the coat-of-arms of the State
of Virginia, and on the other a representa-
ton of the American eagle. 1t is appro-
priately inscribed with the name Of the COM
pany and the dates of its organization and
of the presentation.
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THE THEATRE.-Miss Lydia Thompson
and her beautiful satellites made their ap-
pearance last night before IN audience re-
markably large in view of the extravagant
price of admission which it was given out
and generally believed would be charged.
The first act Of Blucbcard passed off rather
tamely, and there was perhaps feeling of
disappointment in the audience, but in
the second Miss Thompson brought down
the house in His Heart was True to Poll"
and was three times brought before the foot
lights by applause. From that time until
the curtain feIl the enthusiasm was kept up.
The fair Lydia divided honors with Misses
Dubois and Weathersley, and the other girls
were fair to see. Mfr. Edonin's rendition OF
the Heathen Chinee was masterpiece LII its
way. The game Of euchre was the best fea-
turc of the entertainment. Mr.. Beckett also
showed himself to be an actor of parts To
night al Lurline . viii be presented The ola
prices Of general admission will be ciiargeg.
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DISPOSITION OF THE ALLEGED SPooL-CoT-
TON TH1EF.-Ch Charles Kidd (coloreO appeared
before Police Justice White yesterday morn
ing to answer the charge Of feloniously steal
ng quantity of spool cotton, valued at SO,
from Shaflcr & Strong. The cotton was con-
signed to the aboye-amed firm from New
York, and was shipped from New York to
this city by steamship. While on the wharf
here it is alleged to have been stolen by
Kidd, who carried or sent it to Frances
Browns house. Frances had previously
been honorably discharged by Justice White
us she explained how the cotton came into
her possession. Kidd was sent on to the grant
jury of the Hastings Court. Bail was re
fused
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Dr.. sAGE's CATAHBH REMEDY Is no patent
mediclpe humbug, gotten up TO dupe the Ignorant
and credulous, but Is 4 perfect specific for nasal
catarrh, ''cold in the head,' and kindred diseases
A GLORIOUS REcoRp.-Twelve years ago afew
modest lines In NcwSYokk Journal invited public
attention to vegetable restorative, and solicited
atrial ofItsmeritS as remedy bilious
ness, fever and agpe, debility, nervous disorders.
rheumatism and ail complaints requiring iRyisora-
ting and regulating treatment In this quiet unpre-
tcntious way, PLANTATION BsTTERs was intro
iuced to the world. 1t was success from the be-
ginning. All that was claimed for It as tonie, q
correctivei and antidote TO maiarions fever, was
found to be strictly true. Within tive years the
annual sales of this article amounted tooyef one
n.iliioa Of bottles. A few years mere and the de-
mand had sweIled 20 ice mfltioRs. The annnai con-
sumption Of the bitters has DOW reached the almost
Incredible aggregate OF SIX millions OF spe
for every bottle sold copy OF the Msdi-
cal Annual pnblished by the proprieors at cost o.
Siso0oa, Is given away.
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We have recently seen WEED sewlng-machines
doing astonishing work under steam-powcr, run
ming so rapidly US would seem TO annihilate such
delicate machinery, yet always running straight at
their mark, and not Stacking speed for seams and
laps, but ever making perfect stitching on leather,
serge, and jean. AL this with the beautiful IF. F
family machine.
Shoe. corset. skirt, and other manufacturers would
do well TO take due notice. and govern themselves
accortiingly."-BostUn Journal
WILLIAM LOCKHART, Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justice J. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
James Campbell (colored), charged with
stealing one lot OF. tobacco valued at one dol
lar, the property of Benson & Bonn. Guilty,
and sent to Jail for thirty days.
Biagi Groyanni, charged with assaulting
and striking Frederick Bouldin. Fined
$3.50.
Willis Armand (colored), charged with
throwing rocks at persons in the public
street. Fined 81.
Robert Kirby, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care Of himself Dis
charged, but reminded that if brought to
court again his fate would be service in the
chain-gang for twelve months.
William +. Webber, charged with assault
ing and striking j. b. jackson. Amicaby
settled, and case dismissed on payment Of
costs.
Wiley Timberlake and Henry Jackson
(colored), charged with creatinga disturbance
in Asbury chapel. Fined g each.
John Alexander (coloredD, charged with
leaving Maria Smith i'll a state of destitution
with two children. Continued until Wednes-
day, and the accused bailed in the sum OF
500.
Oliver Walker and Ned Green (coIored),
charged with having in their possession one
hat of the value of 50, the property Of Charles
Walker. No larceny; hat taken in lieu of a
debt. Had restored to owner. Case for
civil action. .gs,E
| Cora Ann Rollins (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the streets.
Bound over for three months i'll the sum OF
500.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL s, 1872. a

Steamer Wyonoke Couch, New York, mcrchafl-
disc and passengers, John w. Wyatt. 4tE f4ss9g4
Steamer G. 3. Upton. Roberts, New York, mer-
ehai,dise and passengers. ssss %e.ss ~ z
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise j
and passengers, ". p, Brett, agent ~ u
Schooner Virginia Dare, johnson, Norfolk, Light,
Curtis & Parker.
Bark NJ; Z, Seed Hopkins Liserpoa, railroad I.
iron. Tredegar Company. T-.sE,s ..,szssA IA
Bark Yankee, -, New YoEittoaoad Hour.
town, coal, Tredegar Company.
Schooner Caspar Heft, Show, Philadelphia, COAL
E. Dillon. ~ .,.., !. - i. -.
Schooner Francis French, Throgmorton, Phila-
dephia, coal, 5. Z: Lathrop. r,t,,.,ugS Is ~
Schooner e. ID. Fields, Corsey, Baltimore
$3.50 SAILED. f& EfN
Steamer Eliza Haucox, Clifford, Norfolk, merchap-
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatln, agent.
Schooner Charm, Star, Hampton, stone, Currfe
& Co. .s3T il ..~gz Tgs IA .s:,a, ssis,s4 =
~ BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, April g. Passed out, brig II
Francis Jane. from Richmond for Rio Janeiro. 80
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Three conversions reported in the Second
school and three in the Grace-Street. One
death in the Second school.
The theme for the evening being an
nounced-" The Good or Evil Results of the
Reward System in our Schoels'-Rev. r. L..
Preston spoke very interestingly upon the
general principle az one Of great advantage
as an incentive to the young, and means of
leading them to knowledge of the truth.
G4raon Taylor, and Gim, t ls the meeting
ton of officers will be held.
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DoINGs or TIE SPECIAL GRAND jury
The special grand jury Of the Hastings Court
met OH yesterday and found true bills in the
following cases:
Charles Kidd, for stealing one hundred
dozen spoois of cotton from Shatler & Strong,
felony.
Lawrence. Murphy, for shooting Salmon
Adams, felony.
George ". Mantelo, for shooting William
j. Mays, felony.
Oliver Brown, for rape, felony.
Mark Wicks, for oltlining $1,000 from
james Turner under false pretences, felony.
William Hall, for obtaining $500 from
James Turner under false prctcnces, felony.
The grand jury was adjourned until We'd
ncsday week.
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MIsDEMEANoR UNDER TIE BANKRUPTAcT.-
Fisher & Goldstine, clothiers in Richmond
and Orange Courthouse, were indicted at the
late session of the United States Circuit Court
for violating the forty-fourth section of the
bankrupt law of the United States. The in
dictment charges them with secrcting and
conccaling goods to the amount of $40, ,000
in violation of that act, and with disposing
of property recklessly and at great sacrifice,
which they had obtained on credit and had
not paid for. This offence is a msdemeanor,
punishable by Imprisonment for Il term not
exceeding three Years.
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AT A MEETING Of the Columbian Conserva-
tive Club held on Saturday night lust the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted
"Resolued, That this Club do now repeat
its determination to abstain from any choice
Of candidates for the municipal ticket, or TO
enter into any combination by which fair
expression of the voice of the Conservatives
OF The wards may be defeated. Having but
one object in view, the success of the Con-
scrvative cause, we would be false to our
selves and the name of Conservatives were
we to resort to any of the .cXVedients which
eyi-mindcd persons have ascribed to our
OruariZatiOn."
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ANOTHER NEw ORDER.--A lodge of the
Order of "The Iron Band" was instituted in
this city on Sunday last by Grand Saar Rein
stine and Grand Officers Swaab, Jones, and
Jacobs, of Philadelphia.
The material of this lodge is excellent,
consisting as it does Of some of our most re-
spectcd Jewish citizens, and the fact that they
have taken it IN hand is sufficient evidence of
its being good institution. In connection
with the lodge is an endowment insurance
fund, from which every deceased members
family receives 81 900.
The officers elected for the cnsning term
are: n. Ezekiel, w. A; E. j. Levy, N; Jo-
seph Cohn, A.; P. Whitlock, a.; l.. Schaap,
S.; f. A. Ezekiel, F. s.; B. Bechcr, g.;
Abraham Lazarus, 5. H.
The lodge meets at Covenant Hall on the
first and third Wednesday Of each month!
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CONDENSATION OF LAND.-Gorernor Walker
has approved an act Of the General Assembly
requiring the proceedings relating to con-
demnation of land in the city of Richmond
to be recorded in the clerks office of the
Chancery Court instead of in the clerks office
OF the Hastings Court. as formerly.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 81 T. NJ. two
framed tenemcnts the east side of Fourth
street. between jackson and Daval
COOK & LAUGHTOS will sell at 10 A. NJ, at Dr.
{. E Klocbcr's, No. ooI Broad street, a piano and
general assortment of furniture, &c
RICHARDSON & co. will sell at - z. NJ. four
building lots In the western part Of the city.
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REAssEssMENT OF LANDs.-The Governor
has withheld his signature from the act
passed ut the extra session of the General
Assembly extending the time within which
counties may avail themselves of the reas-
sesSment act. 1t therefore fails to become a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-09

A FAILURE AS Mass MEETISG--About
twenty colored persons-not enough to fill
the Broad-Street porch-assembled at the
City Hall yesterday afternoon pursuant to u
call for mass meeting in the interest of jury
rights and uniform taxation. There was no
enthusiasm, and everybody felt thlt the meet
ing was failure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-09

CONsERvArIvE WARD MEETlNGs-NIass
meetings Of Conservative citizens will be
held tonight at the places named below for
the purpose of electinS members of City
Central Committee of the party
Marshall WaTd.-Royster's factory,
Twenty-hfth street between Main and
Franklin.
jefferson Observation-Disclosures Hall, cor
nef OF Mayo and Franklin streets.
MadiSon Hard.-Monticello Hall, Broad
street between Sixth and Seventh.
Mor0e IVdrd.-St Albans Hall, corner
Main and Third streets.
Ctny Ward.-Euker's Spring Park.
Jackson W0rd.-City Hall.
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CApTAIN BoHASoN's LECTURE PosTPoNEp.-
At the request of great many interested III
the matter, the lecture OF Captain Bonanon
on his recent travels IN the Holy Land VIII
not be delivered until next THURSDAY even.
in., AS heretofore announced the various
MIsonic bodies intending TO unite with Ledge