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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17
4 MORRIBLE CRIME.
a Father Charged with Incest with bis
Daughters.

Father Charged with Incest with his
DuuEhters.
A dispatch from Newport, Rhode Island, dated
SATURDAY, says: A sensation Ia In readiness for
this Sta old city by the sea to-day, by the arrest
Of one Of lts widest known citizens, aged about
atty years, named Albert n. Essex, for the crime
Of Incest, he having. II IL alleged, been holding
intercourse with two Of his daughters.
The warrant for his arrest was Issued by City
Marshal simmons yesterday afternoon, on COM
plant Of the family, and only charges adultery
with daughter aged about nineteen. Essex IL
engaged In the double occupation Of q school
master at Portsmouth, Rhode Island, and as q
manufacturer Of certain rubber goods which ind
a market through New York channels He lives
on Broad street. In this city, and comes from
Portsmouth each evening on the freight train,
When the train arrived az usual tonight, Cap
tain Hammond took Essex In custody anil to the
station, where he waited I'LL quite late for fruit
less attempts 10 secure the required $4,000 hail.
after which he was lodged In Newport JAIL 10 the
seeming great relief Of the family, who assert
that the crimes OF which the father IA alleged
guilty were permitted through fear Of bodily
harm, and that for long time the family has
been In peril I'LL further cOncealment was I'M
heaIable. The prisoner was greatly agltated while
in the station.
The date Of the charge on which he Ia arrested
is December ~, 1879. lie Ia well known In many
New England cities, where he soil his rubber
goods In person. Ills examination will take
place on Tuesday next.
The sudden termination Of his career Ia brought
about more directly by an attempt upon q third
and youngest daughter, aged about fifteen years.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

Yesterday morning, at 6.lh O'Clock, Mr.. George
Goell, one OF the proprietor Of the "Chesa-
peake," died at the residence Of Mr.. George W.
Driver, after an illness of several weeks OF pub
monAry Affection. The deceased was q native OF
Stanford, York county, Me-, and came TO this
city some seven years ago and engaged with Mr..
George W. Driver a. an assistant In his business
which position he held until the 18th OF last Sep
tembeT when he entered into partnership with
Mr.. MOlalr and opened the chesapeake" The
funeral will take place from the residence OF Mr..
@. W. Driver, on Fourteenth street, near I, to-
morrow afternoon, at $50 O'Clock, and the re-
mains will he taken to Glenwood cemetery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

Mr.. Zack Wilson, for a long time an employee
In the Treasury Department, but who resigned
about two years ago TO take charge Of the
OsweRo New YORK; drcTtissT, has lust returned
with hls family, aud will remain. lack says he
likes the newspaper business, hut II Dr.. Kane
found any colder weather At the pOle than he
did at OswegO, he was fool TO keep on search
ing. He wouldn't freeze TO death for twenty
DADeFs,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

This morning at O'Clock an alarm Of nre was
turned In from box ~, Riggs bank, caused by
IRE being discovered In the rear cellar OF
York avenue and II street. Aa there was
nothing In II hat charcoal, hard coal AMI some
pine boards, u II dlfiicult TO state how the nre
originated. - Tue ire department responded
promptly and soon exiingulshed the names.
Loss small
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

TS gsSSas SE .a Concert
Vor'ioh OF WHICH I hre a N AZ S9lars M 40,
r Whole t Tickets sio hav.s % end quarters % 90
than slOO orders, Nothing could lie more apnropri
ate Tor prescns than 70 this bsnTiet u Ssaith
snis The object q dis third cih Ccneert i ne
enlargement and endowment Of the Public library
e ksntasLy Which BY ~ spscsi act author isinSS
citizens citizen n sy.ry Stale THIS Concert viii BE- con.
and full partielars Of the mode % drawing The sifs
and paying them and everything necessary 10 q
thorohgh understanding OF the Achsme, from 6asin.
ming 70 s1d arg nov published in the form q eff.
sh2 anply. The entire mlnesensnt o. this under.
THOMAS 4; BRAMLErTE1 1af dovernor q Ken.
the aih Concert should be Addrsssed,
WV. HILbEMAS.'yN ies Presidsnt.
FARMERS AND DB0yERsI fiANK. TfeasIisr
Tickets are noT ready for sale and an orders Tor
aEaSa al h NAIL met Win prompt SIsnOh when
| THes. Z. BhAMlfTIE, inuisylllI, ~,
lanhWNNim Agent Pubic Library XIV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

About eight O'Clock on Saturday night a col
ored man namel sam johnson walked into the
pawnbrOkeT shop OF VIM. Smith, on Ninth street,
aud, while being shown some clothing, picked
up coat and pair OF pants and ran out the door,
pursued by Smith, who c0llAred and turned him
over 70 Onicer Homer. He will be brought be-
fore Judge Smell this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

Billy Pastor, comic singer Of established
merit; Carrie Avery, serio-cOmic vocalist, and
the Nlctorell brothers, English athletes, are tho
new attractions at the COmique this week Tht
fayorite Dutchman, George s. knight, remains
and Miss lie Roy, Pat Rooney, Goss and Fox and
the Misses Dolly Zanfretta and Sallle Chapman
also continue their engagements. In the good
" the stage work and In the large audiences In.
Variahly present much Is seen OF the skill and ex-
perience OF Dick Parker as general director.
Friday the 2lst, grand benefit will he gwen at
2. Saturday evening Washlngton's birthday viii
lie celebrated,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

Mn. RoBERT ". KEKN has resigned the as sis
tAnt f1femanshlp OF the Government printing
once, position In which he has proved himself
highly eiticent and made many friends for the
purpose OF entering unOn mercantile pursuits In
Ohio. lie left with his Interesting family for Mt.
Vernon, Ohio, yesterday afternoon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

ATTENTION Ia called to the advertisement Of A.
column.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

WHAT glorious thing II would be II all women
were rich. Now there Ia that rich Ohio woman
who chseTtallS pays hes lliIie ~ me eVery time
calls husband,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

AMEETrSa Of the Washington City Hlbernlan
Benevolent Society No. I will be held this even
Ing at Carroll hall for the consideration Of the
revised constitution.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

The late Rev. VIM. McLaln, financial secretary
OF the American Colonization Spciety, was buried
Saturday afternoon from the First Presbyterian
church. The remains were encAsed In hand.
some cAsket covered with flowers.
Rev. Byron Sunderland, who was assisted In
conducting the religious ceremonies by Revs. ].
| e.. smith, Mason Noble and T. u. McFallS,
preached an effective sermon, during which he
paid q merited tribute to the memory Of their
| iAmented Christian brother.
The following gentlemen acted ~ pall-bearer
Messr. Reginald Fendall, VIM. Copplnger, W,
II. Selden, DIR. McCalla, Mr.. Cuts aud Charles
Bradley. There were present In the church Hon.
J. II. D. Latrobe, Of Baltimore, president OF the
Colonization society, DIS. Peter Parker, VIM.
Gunton and II. Lindsey, Of the society, Mr..
| LDyeloy and W. H. Campbell. The remains WI re
/ Inferred nj Oak Hill cemetery,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

DISTRACTION in French aud Spanish by q late
professor. Pupils taught to converse 1uently.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

the rORTT- DOLLAR Teady-made Black Dress
Suit, Of my own manufacture, IA warranted TO
equal any suit Of Its price In the country In
quality Of the material and character Of WORK.
GEO. e. HElSHpSG,
No, 40 Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

Lot Of Rine Lanrh Cheese
for restaurant use, Just received At Spicera
Batter Store, southwest corner OF Ninth and X
AlreeIh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

Mr.. CJlfax offers for sale his residence In la
fayette square. IL IL probable from this that ne
does not Intend In the future to make washing
ton his home,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

wuEN CONSUMERS buy directly from the manu-
facturer they gel better and cheaper articles
aolay A Morrill,, corner Fifteenth and y streets
opposite Treasury Department, receive thei
watches from their manutactory In Geneva.
Repairing done by sklllful workmen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

W. W. BrRpErTE, dry goods merchant No.
ols seventh street, between ! and X streets
northwest, Ia still selling his stock at great
sacrifice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays q per cent. per annnm on deposits for each
calendar month. BankinE hours . 10 Z; SatuT-
days, . to I AMI Q to8.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

This new temple OF the dramA will I've opened
next Saturday evening. Mr.. Joseph Jefferson
and Rip Van Wrinkle viii add to the interest Of
the event. The sale Of seats commences at the
opera house this morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

W. ". BURDETrE, Of No. S9s Seventh street,
per ISN'T discount for one week longer only.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

Tar TEHrERASCE ALLIANCE will meet At ojeon
hall on Thursday next for action on bylaws.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

THE NEW CoLosSADE Horn, Philadelphia, Pa,
Mss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

TuE INV COLoSSADE IIoTEI- philadelphia, Pa
IN within four blocks OF all the newspaper oiilces
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

THE COMING PRIZE Ffdm.-The articles in the
proposed prize fight between George Seddons
and Arthur Chambers, for $4,000 aud the light
weight championship OF America, were signed
IN Taylor'a hotel, Jersey City, on Friday. The
light Z to take place May 81. within 900 miles Or
New York The principals are to toss for choice OF
ground nfteen days before the hEht, and the
The men are TO hght at 100 pounds, TO be weighed
on the day before the nght, aud are TO be gov
erned by the new London prize-rlng rules, The
hands OF the editor OF the Clipper on Fdday.
final STAKEHOLDER Ia "a be agreed upon nge days
before the nght when the last deposit Ia to be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

HAMPTON STUDENTS
IL will sing Nsgre Melodies and sonsS
chorus q ms FROM howard Uaivensils. "
Ing VIII he rendered. " '"
i!aill hall hall Fin gwine to Jlne saints above
lrter, 20 Hing Dem Hellp.
IYe heard from Heab'n To-day
Milk white Hpsses ober In Jordan
Angels brought Tfdinln Down
hinner, you Better get Ready
Up tNtne to Climb up JAc0bH Ladder
Altar, ~ 'A' '''1'h
And many others Of quaint. touching. and peculiar
Admission. tnc; reserved seats. 7se Ticls,. IN h.
had At BAliahiynss Booksiors, q Seventh n %
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AMUSEMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.

WAsIIINGTOS THEATRE COMIaUR,
w Eleventh street tsouth pennaylvaniA avenurD
GREAT ASTRAL COMBINATION.
EngaSeinent Of the di-tinguiahed New York Comic
sIIEfHS Pastel BILLY PASrkfb BUY FASTER,
The beautiful sero, COMIC yocalisi
CARRIE AVERY
The Great EnGiah Athlete,
NiCTORE1.lI BhOTHERS!
Tho Celebrated Dutch Comedian.
-, GEO. n. KNIGHT ..
The sr,si fFsp1s IIE Dancer s5sai !i.s YSs,,;,
oT The fSpsist s1ns and Dance Msp sAf hoosLi
nSHSSS 6SstatiSS bsnssuSe.. aosS Asp FOX
gEfsSTSSSs,ss S,rss,'r p.nSsS; ,nsaS'
6HSS TIi9 III Dick "A PARKER ~ .''N
JAMES ot RRRTos kbfffiL BALLET fsBA,NlpPpA LEE
MILE ANNEITA, Dody Zanfretta, Saflie Chap.
Salie Mespsr. Rose Celeste. Julia bennett. Annie
taE FLOWER Girls OF pAnIs,.
| . february A-WASHINaToE'S DIRTHDAY-A
Grand Mlegorical National Tableapl A Grand
THEM Friday. February 81 dt.nd Bensat 10
WEDNESDAY and sATURDAY febis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17


On the morning Of the l2th, as reported by the
Albany Argas, a discovery was made In one Of
the upper rooms OF the Exchange building used
as post once, which has aStonlshed and per-
picked all beholders. These rooms have been
closed for seventeen years, and the key which
unlocks them has been always In charge OF the
the rooms. as stated, the clerk who entered them
saw spectacle which would furnish an admir-
able chapter IN a sequel to 1.-THE Mysteries OF
CdOlphO." The door Of the room was covered
with packing cases, vitrlol carboys, old papers,
maps, &C. In one OF the cases was found pOr-
tons OF model steam-engne, the various parts
OF which were AZ bright a. II thcy had been put
there but few days before. The mystery, how
ever, was not 10 much on the door as 1t was up
among the raiters, for on casting his eyes upward
the clerk saw suspended from one OF the Tafters
the skull OF ahuman being suspended by string
Immediately under this skull, upon the nOoT
were found = wlthered arm, hand, and shoulder
while near by was 0ne-half OF the ribA. But
more mysteries yet remained 10 he developed
Near the door was box, In which were dlscoy-
cred large quantity OF olndeTs, aonle small coal
that IN attempt had been made 20 burn the
bones. The skull was taken down, md II was
seen that the skull had been sawn In half. The
discovery OF an empty mahogany Instrument
ease, on whlch'is printed the name "Dr. Kipp,"
two parchment deeds OF the seventeenth cen
tnry and number OF bottles containing cheml-
Gals, together with old chlmeras used In photo
sum total OF the contents OF the gloomy apart
ment. The musty parchments give an antique
navor 70 the surroundings OF the case, although
IL would OF course be rash 10 Telegate the whole
mysterious matter TO that time, now long pasSed,
when George III. was king.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

The 81. louis DcBlocrdt, referring 10 the death
Of this lady, SAYS: Mrs. Crittenden was a native
malned until the removal Of her father, Dr.
James W. Moss, to Missouri, Just before she had
attained the age OF womanhood.
Educated and reared away from cities, the
aoclal and fashionable career Of the subject Of
this sketch Ia all the more remarkable, and per-
haps significant. Her early married life, 10 q
ySnT s.' and S PG
Of village life, where her character was formed
among friends whom she had never forgotten IN
her subsequent brilliant social llie; Amer the
she remained In the secluslon Of the country
until she became, at the age OF thirty, the bride
Of Gen. VIM. II. ashley wealthy and distln.
tel states House Of Representatives.
Immediately after this marriage, Mrs. Ashley
was ushcred Into the society Of Washington.
then adorned by many women OF edunatlon, In
tellect and refinement. Her remarkable beauty
and grace at once attracted great attention, and
and very soon her tact anil mental accomplish
msnsrha above s The simplicity, q her man
alteration for others-made her welcome every.
where, and she continued for twenty years TO Be
the fayorite In the most elegant and refined
circles OF metropolitan life. With q familiar
knowledge Of the British classics, with excellent
judgment and great discretion, her conversation
was always polished, charming and impressive;
and while her toilette exhibited great elegance
and taste, her social success was achieved BY OK.
qnisite tact and elevation OF heart and mind
rather than by the more dazzling hut frivolous
rennements Of fashionable life.
Her long residence In Washington city "a
mlllariZed her with the distinguished men and
leading families Of every section OF the country,
and those introduced to her In the most casual
manner were generally astonlshed to md that
she knew them, their families and friends. she
rarely forget anything she had ever heard OF
know, except such things as were unpleasant OF
disagreeahlc, and these thingH she speedily for.
got.
In mature life she married Senator c rittenden
OF Kentucky, and adorned his simple home Ia
Frankfort, Kentucky, with all Of the grarea and
Attractions which had made her so consplcuou'
at Washington city. Her remarkable versatility
adapted her equally TO all ranks aud conditions
and the hospltahle nreside OF Mr.. crittenden
when he was at home, was rendered NOR,
charming by her domestic knowledge and nc
compliahments.
After his death, New York city became hei
home for eight years, and their she found man,
who had known and loved her In her eArilel
career. Every Saturday was her reception daj
throughout the year, and Stranger and citiEeni
alike paid homage to one whose life had beer
distinguished by refinement, hospitality AM
heneyOlence. .... or
she died suddenly Of apopleXy, on the eyenlnI
Of the SUI instant. Her funeral, al her late resi-
dence, yesterday, was attended by a large con
course OF the most prominent citizens Of "
Louis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

No. $50 Seventh street, between d and streets,
embracing all grades Of Papcrhangings AMI
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, EnEfaN-
ings, Chromos and Photographs, Picture
Efames oil styles and sizes, In Walnut cut
Velvet, DC; Picture Cord aud Tassels, Kings,
NaUa, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire centre
Picture Cofda &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17
A NEW SwINDLING DODGE.
TWO SAILORS HOME FROM A CRrIsE

A Lot Of Linen Goods for sale Very Chear
Two Uususpeciina Females Lose
SECS, and Appeal to Major Richards
TO act IL Back--The sailors shipped
for Another Port.
Another Of those remarkable Instances by
which the credullty or cupidity uf persons causes
| them 20 lose came 10 light on Saturday last
About two O'Clock In the afternoon q lady and
her daughter entered police headquarters and
asked to see the Major. That ofrlclal at once re.
aponded, and the ladies began the conversation
with the information that there were q couple oi
swindlers In town. Although this was hardly
news to the Major, he begged them to proceed
and tell him who the swlndlers were, and how
they knew them to be such, and the following u
the story: on Friday two men entered the stor,
Of the two ladies' with q package, which they
soon opened and displayed q lot Of linen goods
table-cloths, napkins, &C., which they offered Il
sell cheap-yery cheap. They explained tina
they were sailors Just returned from cruise
that the goods were purchased In Europe by IN,
sister Of one OF the men, hut she had died on III,
journey, and consequently they must dispose o
them, even at sacrllce and they proceeded :,
state the price they had nxed upon for the vari
Gus articles.
The iadles didn't want any goods Just then
hut while the conversation was going on twt
more men entered and stood looking on for
moment, and nnally Joined In the conversation
and after talking for o while concluded a puf
| chase to the amount Of something over 500
stating that they dld not have the money wit
them, but lived At such place and would hay
the money one hour later. This didn't suit III
sailors; they were IN great haste, had 70 &c
back g the ship, and probably would not be on
sell, hut must have the money, and, as q matte
o. accommodation TO all parties, u was suRFeste
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17
oRAHOEsT SCHEME or THE AoF
100000 Cash Gifts.

u 100000 for only y 4 O.
Under authority Of special Legislative act Of March
10, 1871. the trustees now announce
The Third Grand Gin Concert for the
Benefit OF the Public Library
Of Kentucky,
To rome on In Library Hall, at Louisville, KY, on
Tuesday, April ~, 1879.
A. this Concert the beat musical talent thAtcan b
procured from all Parts OF the country will add pleas
nre " ths entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggregating vast total Of half NIL
lion dollars currency will be distributed lIy lot 10
the tlcketholderr, As follONpi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

This evening the Rev. John ?. Newman will
deliver a lecture at Ryland chapel, corner OF
Tenth and d streets, South Washington, on the
subject, "From Ocean to Ocean" The lecture
II for the bcneht OF Ryland chapel, and all Its
friends ought 10 turn out, and beyond this, the
fame Of the orator should attract q large au-
dencc from all sections OF the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for uout and
rheumatism, All sufferers from the above com.
plants, either OF recent or long standing, are ad
They can he relied upon as the most safe and
efIcCtual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for mani
years with the greatest success. Prepared By
PRour a llNRsAST, 22s Strand, London, knglanh
and sold by all driggiata.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

SEE sIKJ, co. s o Dress Spring oysrcoat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

The announcement will he read with real In.
teTest that the scholarly and eloquent Rev. J. j.
keane will lecture In Odd Fellows hall nexi
Sunday evening In aid Of the "spaldlng Temper.
ance Guards" Father Keane has chosen for his
subject, "England's Social PuZEle-IIow she got
into II and how she may hope TO get out" Light
On this subject IL what all EnRllshmen want.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-17

An Grafton Is TO he delivered this evening at
Lincoln hall by Hon, Seth L. Milliken, Of Maine,
on the subject Of "Arlstocracy, for the benefit OF
of the Industrial Home school. Tickets are hO
cents and may be obtained during the day at
Parker's bookstore. Mr.. Milllken le lures for a
very worthy object, and We trust he may have a
full house,
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100000.
MISS0 URI STATE LOTTERY.
Leaaiizsd BY state Authority and Drawn In
Public In ~. Louis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
$4,000 Numbers. .a
GLASS o. TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY d. k1s
$3.50 Prizes, AmonniInz to 5000, 900.

Tickets, SiO' Half Tickets, %, Quarters,
$3.50.
W-Oqr lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn ~ the time named, and ali draWingA
are under the superyision Of sworn eommissionoTG
The ofhoiAl drawing will be published In the
purchasers OF tickets.
tH-we will draw q similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year ldl
~ Remit a our Eisk by POST OFFICE MONEY
OhDEhs, REdIbTEhkD LETTER, DRATT on
EXPRESS. Send for circular, Address
MURRAY, MHI.RR L. co.,
Post Ono Box 9Ils myl.TnTaSstI
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CITY ITEMS.

pEauLAR MEETING Of the Pennsylvania Re.
publican Association will be held this evening.
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poL AMY.
MRS. 2. y. H. yTESHousE
EsTs ss5 sis ~ fke afiiYtE hSSS
foLrS 81 fiS6oMts HI UTAH

A maqNsIonsI M siSl LNIbM}Iil m5ihHyfhY n
Tickets. 10 cents; reserved seats "a cents; at Par
h,shacs i s,,rerin SIlpslte Post Omce and a
pARILIS VOCAL CLASS,
ID AT MARlNrB HALL.
In order TO rive Justice 10 the magnificent mn.
slcii work % hercadante, The Last seven Words
hrst Concert Of the Class during The coming Lent,
ssse. 'oirss sfe rsanired ssIeei. tsnos and
on MONDAY, the nth, aud THtRaDA Y, foth inpt
required. febl5slt
FOURTH ANNUAL RECEPTION
Il OF THE NEW JERSEY ASSOCIATION
a, on WEnN EADAY EvENfNd, isth Instant
~ WILI.AiiDS HOTEL. febi7AfIW2i
NEW YORK STATE socIAHLE,
At MASONIC TEMPLE.
FEBRUARY a. isfs or
Good time expected. f.h,7.a