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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-03-14

NAvAL.
"a Is 81 steam corvette Tenedos. T. ~ l. RAY
O. = = Tuscarou, Commands Geo T. BeIkuap, CuuImaud-g.
O. = = Portsmouth,, SkeTreft-
a. = , Benecla, Hopkins
wmNLEEs.
Brit VII b. PARKWAY, Norton
Has Eh schr KamaiIe, ! b Peterson, repairing
NEHcHASTNES.
HaE schr KOna Packet, King.
HaW brig Onward.
An bktn Jane A Falkinburg. Brown, IJaiing.
Am brig Tanner, Gum, repairing.
Tahitan achr Mary, . Higgins
Haw schr WaiOla, English. dischaTgng-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08
BrcokInn propertp 60 fet.

mock PROPERTY TO LEASE. Apply to
IL H. b. sCHOLBs, % Roineyst. Williamsburg
rVNO LET-STORE No. 40 Nassau-st three
I FLOORS of house l02 Pinesppest GORDON L. FORD ~
Clark-sL. BROOKLYN
rJ'O LET-Near Hamilton Ferry. with steam
power wellhghed large second story ROOM Apply to D. b.
COBB Summit and Van Bruntsts south Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08
SALES FROM n O'CLOCK p. u. To CLOSE OF 81
NRSs 3 O'CLOCK z ".
TUESDAY, April Up. N.

TUESDAY, April Up. NJ
The action of the Senate yesterday, in committing
itself to initiation by the final passage OF It's bill Oh
denominations providing for an addition to the here
tofore legally authorized currency circulation IN inc
form of legal tenders and National bank notes %
$4,000. 900, did not create much of Juror in VAL
St. the excitement being as nothing compared with
the effect of similar action in the House few days
apo As the matter now stands the Senate has
passed its bill providing above stated, while tho
House has passed one fixing the limit of greenbsck
circulation for the time being at 4O0OO00O0 and
seems determ ined to adopt in placeof the Senatss
sl6,OOO,OOo more of National bank currency,
provision for free banking. OF course
tho two Houses Of Congress must agreee
upon the same plan Of imitation before their bant'
ling can 60 to the President for his signature which
will BIO done by and by. Then We have left the
hope-very faint-that President Grant may put bis
veto upon this unwise and wicked legislation. ms
doubt faint it u.s. as to the intentions OF the Pres
dent is still sufficient to induce hesitation on the
part of spectators and business men about
entering into any extensive engagements.
So speculation and business still tag. Al
tho opening to-day the market was strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08
LITERARY TREASURES.
In the library of Mr.. ]. t. Fields of Boston,

snopg other literary valuables there is duarto volume
containing the following poetic treasures, all tn the
hand writing oflther authors: Longfelow's Psalm OF
IAfe and" EIcelsior;" Brysnt's Thanatopsis" Hal
secks "Marco BozEsris;" BrOwning's " How they
Brought the good news" Mrs. Brownings sleep
Kingsieys "Three Fishers;" Barry CornwaHs Inc
Seal the seap Tom MoOre's Dear Harp OF my Coun-
try. Mrs. Hemans's Things that Chsnge;" John
Howard -Payne's Sweet Home;" Woodworths "oid
oaken Bucket" Winters Barbara Frietehie; bret
Harte's Heather Chinee; :" Allan Cunnnghamls song
Of Richard Faulkner" n. p wilhs's Befry Pigeon :;
Pierpont's Passing Away:" Holiness OLD Ironsdes ."
snd "The Last Leaf" Lowers washers OF the
Hhroud;" Bates's Speak Gently Chares sprague ;
~wtneed Worsbiners !" T. B. Reads "Sheridan's Ride :"
Isnerson's Concord Monument II ymn " and The Tit
mouse - g. f. smiths My Country, it's of Thee :" Ten
nysons Bugle Song" and many other welknOwn pO-
Guns beside these including lines in the handwriting OF
Wordsworth, Keats, Campbell Byron, Rogers, Montgoln-
cry, Lander. Alexander Smith, William Morris, SWIM
purne. Motherwell, Beranger and Charles Lamb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08

ELUSHiNG (N. " INSTITUTE. BOARD
L ING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Room for more. B. A. FAIR
CHILD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08
5netrurflon.
For Boys and Young Men City.

For Boys and Young Men City.
A YALE GRADUATE, whose mornings are
~ engaged preparatory school desires two pupils IN he
afternoon; gwen Address TUTOR lJ6 BToal"aj, C
Boon IL.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE for YOUNG GEN
" TLEMEN lZG Easi Twentyourh-st boarding auj day
sLoo. PEOt. Ellie CHARLILR, Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08
dnnees ano farm5 Uarte0.

EARM WANTED-One from IS to 200 acres,
tatI within 300 miles Of New oy CIV aud near railroad or
fing m n- Do good aHd bindings In prime orders
f-r already stocked Address, with rarlcgtr.
r. o. Box =. 39j New York City.
tNANTED-A frst-class HOUSE, between
W SIX ard hadis0uvCs Irtgiourh ana tutYseyentn-sts
p ieet vie price not to exceed $50 OlO ~ 49, .
LESpINAS,E 5 FRIEDMAN - Pinest.
WANTED to HIRE, unfinished, Tor one
YEAR small HOUSE, well shaded with and stable
within p miles OF NeSlos in mountainous region Aires, wih par
uoaars, hESRY ~ DODGE, 10 West TNcnuehst. hesf'fa
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JhIOb HIkS Oh WtstDnfll T. t. , :.
Or HENRY A. PECK Co.. 3sh-y. and istaye AeS'lOIk a
TITUS & Co.. No. James slip, New York.


CUPREME COURT.-HENRY A. MOTT, as
MOTT and In pursuance Of jumeat above
entitled ae@n March H. 1874 entered the G:9 day Of
March lS74 the Undersigned Of tie last will and testament oil
VALENTINE MOTT referees conjunction With James
anon At tie E1ehange salesroom No II broadway The City
hcvYos THURSDAY the thirteh day Of April 1874 at IL
estate whereof the late Yasnne Mott
tact Of laud Boomnge in tie TWeih W4n Of SAID CITY
bounded follows; Beginng o. tae aseIy ag o. zoe 5
Ninety rst, running thence in easwaiy direction
cg Siry and Eine to point distant 81
t In - 49, ,ly ITe Of Siuetyiourbst: thence m
TsiWary crossing Grand Boulevard aai the Eleventh
Eegenave As feet IL inches north Of the nohi Line
Of Nineyouhs thence uorthwarg erection crossing ninety
bh-' to point on the sootey line Of distant aool.
80 feet inches vest OF the westerly Ine ol we he1e d.
i e Of said ctg on t5 Hudson River as now established by law
point 90 feet rches south OF the soulhy
Teye and Ryerds BSnlevsd to point dsan; FRET and
f TO- , Of Sslytbirt ami about feet inches
crossing the Eeyenye and the Grand oueyr
easy said Grand Boulevard At the point place Of be-
ginning, be the SAID several dimensions lengths anl distances
s, os, y WIZ eli iqe ms' ;D5 no y M in heirs
deyees Of aud to the land under water in front OF SAID bulk
OF said ac; comprised the various boaeylrs, streets
se yaaS ea s S Inv" g a f,G s s9 d e Ree Pax
all that eHan othe, 10, Of land in The aid o Of New
ra and Number 22 Aurayst bounded ANA eoatqng
lstau 33 easrcry from the eastery line Of thnehL
running asery ~ IL inches the norheY line OF
prspce thence uorthwarly hundred ami feet the south
se Of Mlr thence IN westNarly direction along hurfa
land belonging the COOPERATION ~ i1nty
ery - feet SAID ahi thence wSary
Ou;hgtrdy 10 n
point place Of bgnhuE togeLlef
advantage tom aud subject to certain agreements
ruc party walls Affecting sad premises tue aG se'efa us
tance lengths and dimensions above mentioned being more or ss
both Of which eNe the trst day Of
Fcl1arv. 1875 With a annual rental Of SlJOuO.
other parcel Of land snate wing
AMI being Of 81 BROOKLYN County Of Kings
bounded audascbc1 follows Beginning at the no-thc ey
Montglmery-st Abanyaye mnung thence eery
CO feet inches; thence in nortbwafdJ doc-
1T gestwariy 80 feet inch 90 the east
souhgsry l04 lO2 inches along
ol;goHc y,t tie place Of beginning be
the said soyo distances y dime OF less.
HENRY A. MOTT.
JOHN GREENWOOD,
Eroea,ors &c, Of vale7tiae M9t, deceased; referees
JAMsS ACQUADB, Referee
T. W Brkp Plaintiff. Attorney, II Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08
anftion GaIes Of Real Estate.
nv JAMES N. MILLER.

ID THURSDAY APRIL Q,
oeloek the Exchange Salesroom III Broadway.
No b3 East l20t The commodous welbult and de-
,rbe MANSION house stable lots Of land nov
owned and occupied H. Ssrn the north SIDE
Of 2Os east Of Avenue the grand eastern bonvar
The house Il 5OIS addition 22nS has all the modern I'M
6r,esss order and condition. Stable 2fLS
bn In substantial All the latest and best approved
nnene This place Of by Second Thru. ana
foarsve cars or b which male 80 tips each daily and
b M route 80 minutes Fulton Ferry. The mansion, green.
house stable grounds all in fstcs order and condition. and
ready for immediate occupancy Sale peemptoy without reserve
Maps particular permits the oeee VI the Aucionee rs
Puest NIJOol
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Citn Real Gstate tor 5Glc.

4 BARGAIN-The elegant f0ur-Story brown
~ DWELLING "a feet wide No 81 West 47t1st rescoed
throughout and 10 frstcass order Apply the premises
NOR SALE-DOUBLE HOUSE, with all mod
Improvements northeast coraeT S4tsi snl avenue A. Stable
adjoining Will be sold rented Connection reached BY
from Pcku in 80 minutes Appy to OWNER on the promises
EOR SALE-At a sacrifice 10 prompt pur-
will furnished uufurn,hei lie elegant 4sorv
high-soop BROWN-SIONE HOUSE ami LOT 3j9 West Fifty
seyent This house has three floors in h'r woods au Is IN The yey
best order rOu.hOut the viii be anl nmelae pos
given; is worth immediate attention Permits from
SAMUEL KILPATUlCK, 1908 Thrdsve.
HNHREE NEW BR0WN-ST0NE four-story
DWELLINGS, frcass all hard wood West SiIiysecoud-st
between Nuhsve ard ne1ri; S26,OOO 9th two
$4,000 Also, sos West Fifty egAthst $4,000 Apply prem
fes WA. BEDkLL. Owner AMI Builder.
WILL he SOLD at a BARGAIN-A first
w cs tsory HOUSE bet 9th AMI 6.haes elaborately
escod and elegantly furnished might BE- sod without furniture
HOWELL HURST. 94l 3ttve.
RTTH-SH., near LeXIngtOn-ave.-FOr SALE
- Handsome threes;ory browutone HOUSE hardwood
frh &c Apply the the l5l Bsst 3Ithst
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-l0l O'CLOCK
AND III O'CLOCK A. NJ.
U 9 S. Coupon, 1881 g 6-20 Registered, ls66,H
1000. ........12lls 5OO.............l2.llsh
: 800 Coupon, 1852 - y DO toopon 1877
10000. 90. ....l2.1l7A 1000 see. be l20h
20VO...... ....l2 1901
FIRST BoARD-10i A. NJ.
g1lss Of State Bonds-Rdttro1d BOnds-Bd Bank ana rat
road-ErDTess Stocks a.
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Northwest Pref
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTIENr-2

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. n.
U S 500 Coupon, 1865 $ 500 Coupon, 1867 ,oo,
Q $ 800 Coupon. 1865, l0O9O... 80. ''''IIo
SJ,OOD............ ....II3i5 coupon 1000
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK Pm.
Sale Of Slate BOnds-Rdttrodd Bonds-BdnE ana hd''
road-ErDyess Stocks.
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WIN NJ WEEKS. Aueioneer
VNVECJTTOPS, SALE OF REAL, ESTATE.

LXECUlORS' SALE UT REAL n
IL The Executors Jackson deceased
will sell At Public Auction late residence Woodbury.
syoe Queens H. L. WEDNESDAY, April 49, 1874, st ~
O'clock noon the described property OF said estate:
PRST-bs portion Homestead which the buildings are
conaung 81 land 10 hrsclass condition
The buildings large convenient built the thorough
and bunsnoe Of bearing fruit trees gives very
6ne other outlay than for catherine the
crop quantity timber growing the farm to keep the
fences IN order; thoroughly good healthy home
ShCOND-Fory side Of the Homestead adjoining
The farm owned Robbins has good rontae on the
Jericho Turnpike Road extends entirely the farm land OF
the best qgahty and rellsaterL .,
TR-seven timber land with from ten 10 twenty years
growth north Of said jericho Turnpike Road oppo
the farm
POURTHen sprouts the north side Of said Turnpike
Road nearly opposite he residence OF hdwaId Robbins .
FF1Tweny OF young growth woodland situated AZ Man
nettn Hin, L. l.
SIXTH-Foy Land adjoining the farm owned by deorge
Mode. esq in plots Of ten acres each. -,
SEVHNTI-Abou Of fresh salt and sedge Meadow
RgeSood Of Hampstead L. H. plo's o. TN acres
each 80
BGHTHAbon two acres and salt Meadow the above
which good boat landing including foau
vide thereto
EnThwo Indsn Shell Banks with rght Of road and chsnne
thereto directly below the boat landing on ao. formerly o"heu
b. Samuel Nichols. .---.-
Onehaf purchase remain on bond snc noag on
the homestead Of desired For urthr PARTICULARS
apply 7. T. JACKSON. Glen Cove, H. L. o.,
OLIVER TITUS, Old Westbury, J.. L. Ereeuiora
WestDur i.O
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For Bows and Young Men-country.

EDWARDS PLACE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
L. SoottrQge MsS-Tern opens April & For particulars adIes
J.. HOFFMAN and Z. G. FLACK, associate Principals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YORK, Tuesday. April 7, 1874.
Owing to the inclcmency of the weather the
interest in the local trade confined
TO the offerings under the shelter Of the public auction
marts
legal sale OF trotting stock was held at Messrs.
Barker Il Chases City Auction Mart and NewYork Tat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08

4 ESSONS GIVEN in DRAWING, ILLUMI
IL NATION. &c. al reasonable prices -
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fundamentally.

KINDERGARTEN, IS West Forty secOnd-st
IN -Pup received S3aug Term for bali term All Tho
Froeh occupations in The approved TTann.
Cnss l0tleIs ard teachers. hls- b. NJ COE I'm.
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REAL ESTATE.
HKw.YoRk. Tuesday. April ]. 1874

EBw-YoRK Tuesday. April !. 1s7I
The attendance at the Exchange Salesrooms
to-day fair Messrs. F. II. Ludlow q co. soid' ny
order OF the executors OF the late Hugh maxwell I'M
proved property Thirdave, Bedford, Cedar LperV'
Water. East Twenty fourth and East Twenty nthSs.
Messrs. A. II. Muller & Son, Dingee Porter q Co., ana
James NJ. Miller conducted legal sales, OF when &c
tailed statement will be found below The prices III all
cases ruled low, and much below the previously esu-
mated value -, - -.
Iamson Son have sold at private sale the four story
hrown-stope house. No. "a East FIftyseyenth-st Tor
$4,000.
AUCTION SALES NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY Dingee Porter 4 Co. o,
3ttov brown stone and lot 1l6thst 42flOa
west Avenue lot 1877 90 10
BIZ james NJ MaLr 49, m q s,o
house and lot No ~ Shenhst lot Zo1uV'' oo1V
By ddrtan II. Mailer d SoR. ooo
house and lot Fouthye lSXI4 lfVVV
',son plona ' ISL 14,250
~ ~ a. I iot So io Wer iISi9ia ~ $1,000
4s'cr ana S5 sls Ito $3.50
4s o.. d ana sIne orok stores NOS % Au - .'...s 2915O
~ I,he-,v.s Iot 10000
80, bt 6ons md o No II Beifori st. lot lgr7S.. 1850
G1s s nld SnSngs SHOWN as noe ~. $1,000
i2 ga zT'A houses aoa o' noe $500
Sstt AZ 4S,as 1900
S %. ioI74 AT ui'A 1880
2tory house and lot known as No 201 East -oo
24th-si 2sIJo9'...''.' ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23
Ell PasO Items.

The effects of the late rains have
been wonderful in this vicinity.
-Pathmaster Sigurdsen, of No. 8,
Gilman, is making things ''git" in his
district.
We are glad to know that the
good people of Gilman, are to have a
Post Office in their midst. Surely they
need one.
To those men an d boys whs make
a practice Of fishing on Sunday we say,
show yourselves that respect marked by
resistance.
"A. Morse, Esq, of River Falls,
has consented to speak at the FL Paso
celebration the coming Fourth. Let
us have a good time. Those who
would see the Fourth handsomely cell
ebrated must aid the project. Come
out, ask your friends out. Take an ac-
tive part in the affair, and our word fol
il the undertaking will be a success
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Ellsworth Items.
informed

JUNE 1s.-Warm weather,-corn
and potatoes growing.
Norris Kline has got the frame of
his new house up.
e. L. Davis has raised the frame
of his new store building below Keith 5
Hotel. 1t is 22x60 feet, two stories.
F. L. ellison and DIR. d. w. Wood
worth have gone to the eastern part of
the State to enjoy themselves for a few
days.
Prof. N. d. Coon has a Singing
Glass in full blast at the Court House.
He makes the bell and the Court House
both ring every evening.
We notice that about 10 or 20 feet
Of the foundation wall on the west side
of Esq. Duabar's new building, has fell
IN. The heavy rains of the past week
have been rather trying TO poorly Goa
structed foundation walls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23
Tenement Houses.

A few weeks since we saw an article
in the Eau Claire FIRE. Press adyocat-
ing the building Of tenement houses.
Upon this subject we take issue with
our contemporary on general principles,
believing it to be poor investment,
financially, and deleterious IN its effects
universally. The population invited
or attracted to any village or city by
the fact that there are tenment houses
houses 70 rent therein, IS kind Of
population, IN the main, which brings
no permanent good to any place. There
are, Of course, many honorable oxcep.
lions, and 50 there are to all general
rules.
In the first place, every man with a
family should have, and own a homo.
Then he has something 70 call his own
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23
Pierce Go. Council.

Patrons Husbandry met at Ellsworth,
agreeably to adjournment, Wednesday,
June II, 1874. Called to order by
]. M. Bailey, w. M. F. M. Dodge
A. G. Martin and L. r. Snow we're
appointed committee on credentials
They submitted the following report:
Ell Paso Grange, A. Martin, J. B
Meacham; Maple Grove, A. M. Parker
f. M. Dodge; Sheridan, A. Turner
p. Campbell; Prescott, j. NJ. Baily, j.
S. Copley, G.. Teachout, A. b. Hlckok;
Ono, j. B. Van Schoonhoven. j. IL.
Van Schoonhoven, J.. II. Snow; Els
worth, Ii. Swim, l. Williams, j. T.
Bower; TrimbelIe, D. w. Kinney, Il.
S. Danforth; Maiden Rock, j. A. Rode,
Thos. Carmicle, A. NJ. Leitcb, Alfred
Otis. Minutes of the last meeting read
and approved. Amendment to sec. 2,
art. 6 of the constitution adopted, to
wit:
Special meetings Of this Council may
be called by notice from the Secretary,
by postal card or letter TO each Grange
composing the Council, said office to be
mailed at least ten days previous to the
time named therein for said meeting.
Council adjourned TO one o'clock, P.
NJ Called to order by w. NJ. The
question Of Purchases, Purchasi ng
Agent, Grange Store, &c., were discuss
ed at some length. On motion, voted
that the next meeting be held at Els.
worth. On motion voted that the Sec.
rotary Of this council ask report from
the Co. Purchasing Agent as to what
amount he has bought for Patrons, and
how much has been saved 10 Patrons on
the whole, at each regular meeting
Adjourned.
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something to attach him to the place
something to incite him to make
necessary, useful and ornamental i'm
provements, thus consuming hours, days,
months, and, perhaps, years of time,
and a vast amount Of money that would
otherwise be spent in IdleRess or de-
bauchery.
There is a charm about ones home,
and owning home, that tells upon a
mans whole being. There is an iuspi-
ration in the fact that elevates his soul
and encourages him to act like a man,
and to be man under all circumstances
in life. This fact is not only suscepti-
BILE of tangible proof but we believe
it to be in accord with the experience
of all. 1t is, therefore, feeling which
should be cultivated, enlarged upon,
and rule of action which should be
encouraged and reduced to practice.
The converse of a proposition is true
in moral as we'll as in civil law or math-
ematics; hence, if it is well to own ones
home, it is i'll not to own home, and
it works i'll both 20 the individual and
to his neighbor. The more pains we
take to ornament and improve our
homes, the greater the attachment, and
the more the refinement. On the 9TH
er hand, the oftener we move from one
house, or one place to another, the more
careless, indifferent, or demoralized we
become. People naturally, and neces-
sarily grow careless and Indifferent
about the property cfothers. All evils
are aggravated by indulgence, and the
practice of one evil, or one sin, breaks
the moral restraint upon all Others.
There is, in our opinion, positive evil
growing out of the prevailing practice
of renting houses-an evil which should
not be encouraged but abated. If it
be substantial aid that you would rem
der, then assist houseless man to
build house for himself, and not APP
peal to sordid selfshneSs alone.
But, we don't believe that tenement
houses are profitable to the owners Of
all the houses rented in this village, or
that have been for the past ten years
take them as whole. We mean, af-
ter deducting actual expenses fer re-
pairs, insurance, etc., we venture that
they have not paid five per cent on
their original cost. Neither have they
enhanced the value of surrounding
property. Nay. gentlemen, build few
if any, houses to rent. Encourage
each and every man to build his own
house. Then he will know how to APP
preciate it, and it will become saving:
bank in which amasll fortune will soon
be invested.
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To ALL LOVERS OF "PHUN."

There will be Glorious Old fashioned Gel
ebraton at Diamond Bluff on the 4th OF
July, 1874.
Everything in the following Program will
be complete and frst-elass IN every re
spect.
Good Orators have been engaged to spread
the Great American Eagle on the occa-
sion.
The Dinner will be Picnic, and all are
expected to bring heir tiuie Basket.
COMMITTEES will be on hand to take charge
of the table, ETC., etc.
Neighboring Sabbath schools are invited
to attend, aud particular attention will
be given TO them.
At 10 o'clock the procession will be form
Cd and led by Brass Band through the
village: then TO the grove below the Nj.
T. Church, where the Ora'ions will be
delivered and Tables spread.
Immediately after dinner there will be
Toasts given and al the close lounted
Company Of fantasies will appear aud
ride through the principal streets.
Theaternoon will be devoted 10 Plum, such
as Foot and Horse Racing, Ball Playing,
Sc.
In the evening there will be Grand dis
play OF Fireworks from the blum back
II the Church.
Also a challenge Is extended 10 al adi0in-
ing Towns by The Ball Players Of thls
place for game ~ Long Bal.
RgwARps OpPEREp.
t2i for the fastest Scrub Horse, $40 for
the second. s. for the fastest foot.man
for 20 rods, and 81 for the second
There viii be a Grad Hop at Coulter's
Hall on the eve. Of he 81. Music fur
nished by Thos Edwards full Band.
supper will be served u the Revere House,
corner Of Main aud ieyee Streets.
BY order Of the Committee on Dusineba