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The NeiO EUidence in the Beech.
e7 Case.

Loader Arrested and Price Confes,es.
Joseph Loader, the deponcnt who
testified in an affidavitpublished in the
Herald of juno Ia to criminal and ov.
er facts between MIR. Beecher and Mrs.
Tilton, was yesterday arrested on a
criminal charge based on the testimony
of his alleged co-conspirator, ]. J..
Price. The latter says in his evidence
that he did not know Loader until 1872
three years after the committal of the
crime, as charged by himself and Loa.
der; that last spring Loader talked to
him of the Beecher case, and told him
how they could make fat thing of it,
that the conspiracy was then concoc
ted, and diagiam Of the house pro
| cured,
Judge Morris appeared Tor Loader
and Messrs, Tracy and Hill for thu
complainant,
Judge Riley ordered both LoadeI
and Price to be locked up for examin-
| alton,
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ANOTHER BLAST FROM THE
KITCHEN ORGAN AGAINST
WILSON

WAsuINeToN, June 29.-The Rcpub'
lican gives Vice-President Wilson an
other blast this morning, as follows:
We know, as every one else does In
Washington who has watched his career
as closely as we have, that he is capable
of descending to trickery and small de-
vices, both to attract public attention
to him, and to advance one Of his per-
sonal interests. For example, several
years ago, when a contest was pending
between General Abbott, of North
Carolina, and Senator Ransom, for the
seat in the Senate now occupied by the
latter, Mr.. Wilson, then a Senator, en-
tertained proposition that his vote
should be cast in Abbott's favor provid-
ed the latter would guarantee the vote
of the North Carolina delegates to the
next National Convention for him to
be the Republican candidate for Vice
President. 70 the best of 'our recol-
lection he did not vote at all when the
question came up, and Mr.. Ransom
was seated again. He was habitually
the lealSy member of the Senate while
he held a seat on its floor, from whom
| the gentlemen, and others who were
not gentlemen, on Newspaper Row."
obtained lnklings of information re-
garding the executive proceedings oi
that body. So true is this the Grow
one and all n ,4arded him as first clas:
reporter, and at later date regretted
that his illness deprived them of hi:
valuable aid. This may be a serious
charge to make, but his reputation fol
garrulity, firmly established wherevel
he is known, will sufficiently sustain
it, No doubt his motives were to con
ciliate his political enemies and serve
his friends, but the never succeeded
in winning the respect of any one by
his convenient loquacity.
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SH HENIFF'S SALE.

Dy virtue of writ Of LevarI Faclas to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kent by Geo. W. 0rtlip. In the City of Will
mingt0n, New castle County Delaware, on
THURSDAY.
THE 16TH DAY OF JULY. 1875.
At 2 o'clock. P; M.
The following described Real Estate, viz,
All that certain lot of land situate, lying
and beng in the city of Wilmington afore.
said, and bounded and described as follows
to wit
Beginning at the intersection of Tatnall
and Hanover streets, (now Sixth street,) al
forty.nine feet wide, thence with the souther
ly side Of Sixth street, north hfty-eight de-
grees west sixty feet to corner stake
thence south thirty-two degrees west eight
teen feet TO stake, another corner, thence
by the remainder heretofore conveyed tc
Joseph Day south hfty-eight degrees easI
sixty feet to another corner stake by
the side Of Tatnall street, thence along tht
side thereof north thirty-two degrees eas
eighteen feet to the place Of beginning, con
taining one hundred and eighty feet OF lane
Within those bounds. be the same more o.
leas.
selzed and taken into execution as the pro
perty Of Qoetleib Rhsfus. decd, Il. ID. khe
rus, admir- Of q. Rhefus, decd, Mortgagor
and the said L. ID. Rhefus. surviving Mort
sasor) and to be- Be sola by ,,nso, c.
sherin's ONCE, New Castle,
June "a, A d. 1875 je26-9tawts
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Accounts from numerous points in
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan Nc
braska, Iowa, Missouri and Southern
Illinois state that the storm which pas.
sed over that section from Saturday
till Monday night killed much live
stock, tore down houses and barns, in.
undated whole farms and injured the
crops to some extent, Several rail.
road bridges and:culverts were swep,
away, many persons were injured and
several are reported killed.
Telegram from Brownsville gives 6
report that 200 well armed Mexicans
crossed the Rio Grande at Culva'l
Rancho, three days ago. A lot of sto
len cattle was driven across the Arroyo
Colorado on Saturday night, and 6
force Of rangers and regulars" hav,
gene after them,
A dispatch from the health officer,
at Key West, Fla, announces the pre-
valence of yellow fever there as an en-
idemic. One death has occurred.
Decorah, Iowa, was damaged badl,
by the recent storms, which DESTROYED
property there and the vicinity to tn
amount of $3.50, ,00c.
| I1OHs Neorge VI. OIrOuQ, 1Or thirty
six years judge of the District Court
died yesterday at his residence in Gel
mantown.
John Weller, aged SO years, hanged
himself Monday In his brothers celia
at York, Pa. Financial trouble wa
the cause.
A fire In Patterson, N. J., yesterday
tdestroyed about $4,000 worth O
property. Insured for $10s, 900.
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The State HifitSU,

AS there has been some talk of arm
ing a part of the State Militia, Adju
tant General Reynolds, has handed us
the following copy of a letter from the
WarDepartment atWashington, which
shows what means the State has fol
arming militia companies;
ORDINANCE OFFICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
wAsHIS0ToN June 2s, 1870,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
Ad't Gsn1, State Of Delasedre:
SiR:-Your letter of the 25th inst.
addressed to the Adjutant General
has been referred to this office.
There is due the State of Delaware
on account of quota, under the law
for arming the militia, the sum o'
$2,902.2s.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
9. V. BLUlT,
Brig. CENT, Chief Of Ordinance.
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PUBLIC SALES
TIME ANCHORAGE"

WE 'ANCHOhAGEI
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Wlll be sold at auction, on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10TH, ls75,
at 3 O'Clock, T. NJ,
In the auction Room OF L. W. Stidham 4 Son,
Ill East 4th street, Wilmington, Del, all that
certain piece of land, containing nearly four
acres. situated ON the southerly side of New
port road, now called Mary land Avenue, and
bounded on the west by said avenue, on the
south by land OF Henry Lattimer. and on the
east and north by land late of Dr. John A
Brown, deceased.
The improvements are large man. 49,.
sion house with modern Improve &nl
ments, an excellent barn and other III HI
outbuildings. H&iI
This Ii q chance seldom presented to pur'
chase delightful residence in fine location
Just outside of the city limits.
Purchasers desiIlng to view the premises
will be shown them by the persons living
thereon. To be sold without reserve on ac-
co-amodating terms, which will bo made
known at the galo by
JOSHUA MARIS,
1e30eodts President NJ. L. A.
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Brig. CENT, Chief Of Ordinance.

Providence, Rhode Island, awakeJ to
fnd itself ring.ridden. The city gov
ernment has spent $3.o1o.o0o in increas.
ing the water supply, the original esti-
mates being but sS,5oo.0O0. Now let the
City Council Of Wilmington take warn
ing in time.
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cannot permit common newspaper drab
to injure them now by his base ISLANDERS
without raising a word in their defence.
There are no better schools in any Of the
cities. While they are conducted with
great economy they are not surpassed in
their grade by any of the day schools
and we hope ere long they will be supe
nor to most of them.
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GENERAL NEWS.

A thunderstorm of unusual severity
visited York, Pa, yesterday after
noon. The streets and cellars were
flooded, and considerable damage was
done.
In the New York Court Of Oyer and
Terminer yesterday Boss Tweed's
counsel made motion to quash all the
the indictments against the Boss, ALE
ging that they are illegal. The court
reserved its decision.
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sInkrsuTt,S SALE.

ny virtue Of q wri: Of Levari Facias to mo
u directed, will bs exposed 10 Public SALE
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE No 6i3 MARKET ST,
kent By Geo. W. Urtlip, in the City et VIII
palngton, New Castle County. Delaware On
THURSDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1915.
At2 o'clock. p. NJ.
The following described real estate. viz
Al that certain lot. piece OF parcel OF land
and dwelling thereon erected, situate In The
said CITY Of Wilmington, bounded ami de-
scrined a. follows, " wit:
Beginning at point on the easterly side OF
MaIs land Avenue foimerly The W ilinington
and Christiana Tm npike Road at the distance
of fifteen feet from the eAsterly side OF Bird
Avenue, at corner Of o lot sold to William
Rowe thence southerly parallel with Bird
Avenue sixty-eight feet to the side of Nancy
street, thence along the same easterly siA-
teen feet TO o corner, thence northerly paral-
lei with Bird Avenue sixty eight feet TO the
Aforesaid side of Maryland Avenue. aud
thence along the same westerly sixteen feet
TO the place Of beginning, be tho contenes
thereof what they may. together with all ana
singular the buildings and improvements OF
every kind whatsoever, ways, water courses,
rights, liberties, privileges, improvements,
ever thereunto belonging or In anywise ap'
pertaining, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty Of Michael Dunn and Ellen A. Dunn
his wife, and t. ia, and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Sherif's OHice, New Castle,
June "a. A. D.. 1875. je2s -2taWts.
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south degrees east 40 $40 perches to tho
arst mentioned stone and place OF begin.
ming, containing within those bounds Thirty
two acres, three roods, seven perches and
surface. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF Joseph Q. Lyman and Cordella. his
wife and {. t., and to be sold by
wM. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherif's Office. New Castle.
June "a. A. b.. 1875. 25-2tawts.
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STILL SLANDERINa TIE CHILDREN
Having lately been soundly thrashed for
the use Of unbecoming language toward
one party, and openly threatened with
castigation by another party if he should
continue his personalities, the writer for
the editorial columns Of Euery Eceniao
ceased for time at least the abuse OF
men; but recently opened his foul sluice
Of Billingsgate upon the children Of our
public schools. And having been called
TO account for it by the GAZETTE, has the
aldacity to attempt to screen himself by
fslsehood and denial, which we quote as
follows:
1--WE said nothing against the charac-
ter OF the pupils in general, but said
what every person Of ordinary obserya-
ton knows to be true"
To enc SO obtus9 and Of such low Or
der Of intellect rs to SANDER the chill
dren Of community and attempt tc
bring the parents of these children into
contempt we are compelled to use plair
language. The writer of the abusive
articles in Every Eventng has not a chilt
IN the world that is known to be his, ant
we doubt if he has paid cent of schoo
tax. and yet he is so silly and evil dis
possd as to denounce the white schoo
children of our city and speak of ther
as "wretches," "rebels," &C., whom nei
ther GOD nor man" could subdue bu
by force. The whole article looks as j
it were written on purpsse to injure tn
public schools and deter our people fror
sending their children to thsm. We ar
prove of the moderate use of the rod i
the schools; and it is with great ples
sure that we refer in testimony to til
fact that whipping is very rarely resort
ed to by the teachers, who are general
young ladies who are kind, considerat,
and have all the characteristics of we
raised and educated women; and furtl
er, we hope none of the higher classes
our people will be alarmed at the cha
acter given the children by the writer i
Every Evening. They need not fear 1
allow their sons and daughters to 70 tl
public schools, since the pupils there a,
quite equal in morality and good co,
duct to the pupils in any schools in tb
country. We labored long and diligent
~ In helping build up the schools and W
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WE4THER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-l A. nj.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
stationary or falling barometer, south
west to northwest winds, cooler, partly
cloudy weather, and rain near the
coast.
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DLEASE RECOLLECT
I That you will find
Books,
Magazines,
Newspapers,
Blank Books,
Writing Papers,
Fancy Papers,
Envelopes,
Slate Pencils, Initial Papers
Lead Pencils,
Steel Pens,
School States,
Nucilage,
Domnos, Ink, Pen Holders.
Checkers Il Boards,
Backgammon Boards,
Dice and Dice Cups,
Lotto Games,
Croquet, Base Balls
Pocket Knives,
Wallets,
Stationers' Hardware,
Drawing Materal5.
And all other kinds Of Stationery
at (. S. r. BUTLER'S
4sO Market S;reet
mayl'57
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CECIL COUNTY nEMvCaATIC cox.
EENTEDN:

PoRT DEPOSIT, June 29.--The de-
mocratic county convention met at
Elkton to-day and appointed the fol
lowing delegates to the State conven-
ton; DR.. Wallace, VIM. 81. Knight,
T. S. Everist and Clinton Mccullough
The delegation goes unnstructed, but
will support Governor Groome.
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A WjIIfitf Faisehood.

In an article IN Eveiy evening IL Is
charged that the GAzErTE is "habitually
ignorant Of public events" and that it
had warm sidetoward the Ring which
is willful faseheod, if thereby is meant
we favored the Ring,
This language is INDUCED in and ut
tered against us because we have de-
nounced and criticised in mild language
the present manner of conducting the
work Of ths Water Department, and used
to deprive our words Of that force which
truth should have upon readers.
Our readers know that the GAZETTE
had been honestly and openly opposed
to the Ring and battled against it and
endured its prescription for many years.
During most of which time Every Even-
ing was the constant defender of the
very men it subsequently denounced.
The gentlemen whom it alleged consti-
tuted the old Ring, were constantly
puffed and lauded by that paper.
As a party paper the GAZETTE honest
ly and openly opposed their course, and
was the medium through which others
opposed the extravaganza of Council.
It gave encouragement, force and en-
bodyment to the movements which de-
feated the greatest projects Of the Ring
for several years. 1t prevented the ex-
penditure of hundreds of thousands Of
dollars on worthless park that never
could be driven over, and also defeated
the ordinance to destroy our excellent
and efficient fire department. This was
to be done by superceding it with paid
political organization to double our tax
es and destroy security in times Of dan
gerous conhagrations.
Every Evening was always the frient
and defender of the Ring until the mem
bers Of Council refused to give it tn,
city advertisements.
1t has long been a custom in thi
country to give the public printing to tn
newspaper that supports the victoriou
party; and as well might the offices 0
the party be bestowed upon opponent
or uo.party men as to give the part
printing to other than party paper
With honest politicians in this count
party and patriotism were synonymou.
For years the Democratic party was th
Rovernment-andw what was discussed b
its organs and it proposed to do in il
conventions was carried out under il
successful candidates.
The old Ring could have bought Euer
Evening at any time by giving it the cit
advertisements, and that paper now cs
pouses the cause of the present Rim
because it receives all the advertise
ments the Ring can control. The re
mark is made to us frequently that tn
present management of city affairs
worse than ever. More money is bein
expended and the city is becoming loaG
ed with debt. Neither the Financ,
Street nor Water Departments are wisel
nd economically managed. A thoroug
reform in the Council is demanded; an
we hope the people ia September wi
make thorough change and thus al
nounee their opposition to extravaganc
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The following described real estate, VIZ
Ali that lot and piece OF land situated in
Peneader Hundred, New Castle county. and
State Of Delaware, and more partlciilarlv
marked and bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning at stake in line OF lands ot
John A. Reynolds, and corner of lot No. ? in
the said Pritchard's estate, and RUNNING
thence north eighty.six and three-fourth de
grees, east eighteen and a half perches No 8
corner, thence north one and three-uuarfeT
degrees west three perches and eight,tent6s
to corner, thence north forty three degrees
and thirty five minutes east forty eight and
half perches to corner thence north forty
SIX degrees and eighteen minutes west ffty.
two and two-tenth perohes to a corner thenSs
south eighty-seven degrees and ten minute
west nineteen perches and seven tentbs To
stake. thence south four degrees east seventy
perches to the first mentioned stake ana
place Of beginning, containing sixteen acres
and twenty perches OF land, more or less.
Seized and taken into execution as the nro.
perty Of william Robin son, deceased. Diane.
Springer. admir- OF Vim. Robinson DECD
mortgagor. who survived Hannah Robinaon
his wife, decd Mortgagor) and to be sold by
WIN. H. LAMBsON. sber,1
Sherln's Once, New Castle,
June "a. A. d., 1875. je2G. .2tawts
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(Io 10 MULLINS for your FLouxz1
" TOBACCO. Cor. Front d Jefferson Hts,
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suERKFF"s Ntt,.

pY virtue Of writ OF Levari Facias to
- me directed will be exposed to public
sale, at the House OF Cloud Pierson, In the
town Of Newark, In White Clay Greek Hun.
ored, New Castle county, Del, on
TUESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1876,
At O'clock z NJ
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pYvirtue Of writ OF Levari Facias to me
~ directed, Will be exposed to public sale
OF Newark, In White Clay Creek Hundrod
New Castle county, Del. on
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-25
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Erlhcn OF unbsrretts line Greoe 3aups.
mrno ON. al bon bar SulQsret al
ben bCremte New Patent Metallic
white Wire Clothes Line for Mlnus-
theft % pmlisSenoe Counter. Nenne
&l1bsaIiue or Den btrlte % bill'site
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@abrisI Sbab, Msent,
NioQepop Saipa.
Sen lite Sebruar 1875.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-25
Sfanbinapilf9ote
DEBORAH, Iowa.
a. Nelson, Gier,

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Der lfanoinapilfe EubIifum. at le9
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lamme til Solsl. boor Heilenbe %
fate Boaroers oil nure gore Befpem'
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WWrsllsr % Ssnse or 0Itio at CT.
boloe. Nsiisube bebss ilrrNeleshcn
at Ie09e WGrfe til. at 9ope uarme
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prepet SOtelforretnlna / oper 20 Mar
banbe / Nor9e oa Mmerifa, tror ls9
at funue t~ilfreesRiIe gnbpsrs rimc.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-19
COUNTY COURT.
November Term -Tealh Day-Judgs
BrOss, Peesidimg.

In the matter of the guardianship of the
minor heirs Of 5. b. Childers, deceased
report flied but not approved, the guar.
dian being ruled to file receipts.
IL the matter Of the guardianship OF
the minor heirs OF Isaac Denton, dc.
ceased; report approved and ordered
recorded.
In the matter of the guardianship OF
the minor heirs Of Michael Lazare, de-
ceased; citation to report continued to
next term.
In the matter OF the guardianship Of
the minor heirs Of Henry W. Taylor. de-
ceased report filed but not approved.
In the matter of the guardianship of
the minor heirs of John Weaver de-
tieased: report not approved.
In the matter Of the estate of Louis
Nassano. deceased petition to sell real
estate; continued for service.
In the matter of the estate Of
Michael Lazare, deceased; rule TO sell
real estate continued to next term.
In the matter of the -,li,nship Of
the minor heir of VIZ. Thompson. de-
ceased. Report approved AID ordered
recorded.
In the matter Of the estate Of Albert
Ziesix. deceased. Report approved AMI
ordered recorded.
In the matter of the estate OF George
W. Erwin, deceased report OF admin.
istrator, de bOnis non approved and or
dered recorded.
II. Wardner VS.. estate ofsLouis Jor.
genson deceased assumpset Judgment
against said estate for SOL 20; II. Ward
ner, administrator, de bonis non of the e.
tate Of Albert Ziesig. deceased, vs.. the
estate OF l.. Jorgensen, deceased; ar
sumpset; judgement for $500.
In the matter Of the estate of Louis
JOrgensen. deceased; the court ordered
that the claims Of J. 4. Rennie $34 80,
and N. Foss, SO. be allowed AS first-class
claims and Of Frank Healy $l4 50 be al
lowed AS thirdclass claim-all said claims
having been heretofore allowed as seventh
class claims.
In the matter of the guardianship OF
of the minor heirs Of Allen ii. McCrite,
deceased; new bond Of guardian fled
and approved.
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bivalves. On each Sunday afternoon he
will spread sumpnoUs lunch and will
continae the same until further notice.
On next Sunday he will treat his patrons
to kartonel pfannenkuchen, (potato pam
cakes). with cranberry sauce, and he
extends cordial Invitation to al to come
and partake Of the same. 1l-l6-tf
AT the close of the lecture on last
Tuesday evening, Mrs. DR.. wsrdner an
nounced that the lWlIes, whose names ND.
peared below. unite In call for a meet
Ing Of the ladies of Cairo on next Mon.
day evening--not Wednesday evening
take into consideration ways and means
Of interesting the ladies of Cairo on Cen.
tennia' work. A general invitation 10 ex.
tended to all: Mrs. W. p. Halliday;
Mrs. Roscnwater; Mrs. Ford Mrs. Will
wright Mrs. \. =. Wheeler; Mrs. Kors-
meyer; Mrs. Hanny; Mrs. Antrim Mrs.
DR.. smith; Mrs. DR.. wardner; Mrs. Ella
Granger.
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LOCAL NOTICES..

1000 sheets Of bristol board Just re-
ccivcd at the BULLETIN office, and TOR
sale to the trade.
The motto Of Hebron & We'll Is
"Quick sales and small profits" .
Look at the splendid suit tor six dol
lars you can get at Hebron Il Wells,
li2 and l44 Commercial avenue.
We have just received full line of
children's cloaks and bonne,s also
ladies' cloaks and skirts at lower prices
than ever. HErLBRoN a. WE'LL.
The best aud cheapest hats can be
found at Hebron & Wells.
MOUNTED MAPS
OF THE
city or Cairo,
cOlOred and vanished, for sale at halt
price ($2.50) at the BULLETIN office.
Exchange for sale on all the princl.
pal cities of Europe at Enterprise Savings
Bank. ll.l2-lm,
"A series of lectures under the auspi.
ces Of the members Of the Library Asso-
citation for the establishment of a public
library in Cairo, will be held alter
nately at the Presby terrain, Methodist and
Christian churches. The following la
dies and gentlemen have kindly con-
scnted to lecture, commencing:
Nov. lG, DIR. II. Wardner. r
%, Rev. Chas. A. Gilbert.
10. DIR. WIN. Il. Smith.
Dec. 8, Miss Kate Thompson.
~, Hon. VIM. II. Green.
Il, Mrs. G. Il. Alvord.
Z. Z. Z. Goss. Sec'y.
BY order of Executive Committee.