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WHALEMEN.

Brig Rosa Baker Thorn nson OF Boston, at Barbados
March 31 leaky, would either go 10 OF the small
islands to heave down anu md leak or come home Tor
the purpose.
letter from Capt Downs, Of bark Petral, Of New
Bedford reports her arrived Johanna Feb 10TH with
200 hbs sperm OIL ana 200 bbs whale oil all told Called
there ana recruits and would sail next day.
ON night OF Jan 30 lost 81 Dbl whale from along
side ana had also lost whale by the parting of line
spoSen-No date lat % 90 Ion ~ 10 schrs Petrol, Ba
ker, Of b 40 sp : Thompson, Leach. rrovincetown
~ bbls sp l. evans Hyde do, Is bbls all WELL
bound into Demerara taI by schr Admiral Blake, at
New BedfordL
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice Is hereby given that q lighthouse has been
erected The government of Canada Heron Island,
Bay des Chaeurs, Province of New Brunswick, aud n
light VIII be shown therefrom on the openn: OF navi
CATION.
Lat AS, lon GO 8
The light viii be a fixed white light elevated 66 feet
above nigh water visible from all points seward.
ana in clear weather will be seen at distance OF II
miles
The illuminating apparatus Is eatoptric.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Deputy Minister OF Marine ana Fisheries
Department OF Marine ana Fisheries Ottawa April 5,
I47s
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80 CELIA 8EOu !.

4 BsOLUfG pWORC45 OBTAINED, FROM DIFFER
n ent siatesi egal oYerywnsrs DISSECTION, &C., suht-
Gent ya1A9iy reg44fe4i ~ ha&rs5 nhtA "a
VERGE grAnted; advice tree.
GREAT sPgINa RtMEDY.-HYAgT's LTFs BALs
"A san tho old aud most reln1 tamlly mealcinR In
e eesui ever quarter u century, durins Which
puIioa Il its made over d4gJJ krtA aud wuMeof lai
cures in Tho very worst casss "a fheumasm, govt nsW
r.aia agroiula kc sold W drugFlSA Depot 2g5 Grand
street sent everywhere ~ express
H. q. CAHRfxGTONg STORAGE wAaRHoUsEs ron
~. Al NaJs o. syods. Mosa trou caeal- 70 gdp, :
ppsCtgtW, lie bgiianes are all aaA divirE,i ia
separate compartments Ffncipa 0nlcN 90 iBird
nHe brnneA Sac0a va East twA8tv.saogaa akeot,
mna k,s6t broadway
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EVENING SESSION.
The senate reassen.el.d az hal.pass sevea ?. N

fNrROpUCKn.
Nv Mr. Notwithstanding that no ssnghteTlhg bone
establishments shall 10 carried On IN the city OF New
Nors. Inc provisions Of the bn shall not apply low
ever 70 any establishment Tor converting the hhoVe-
named artices into merchandise or commerce no" car
rled said city.
Rr. Nr GRoss-Provding that section l OF the act
passed May a. 72 relative 10 elections Ia the city aud
county or New York shall bs amended 70 read rs io
lOwss--
Hereafter al ofcers be elected by The people shah
be chosen the general election IN November. The
CLERK OF the Common Council shall, on the nrst Monday
October in each year publish IN not exceeding hteeI
newspapers OF large circulation 10 SAID city Tie usual
election notices"
The following bills repor trd isyorabty:-
For the prevention o the ndulteraon OF food. drinks
and drugs
Extending the time for tns completion OF the Boston
Hartford aud erie Railroad by the New and New
England Railroad Company.
Providing assessment for regulating, grading
and sewerng part Tenth avenue and Ninety third
street. IN the city OF New York.
Relative 10 the Improvement OF the Crofou Aqneduce
IN the city OF New York.
GENERAL oEnGKA
The SENATE in Conmittee OF the Whole considered
the following bills -
For further water supply OF BROOKLYN Recomnitted
70 the Committee cities.
Authorizing the Board of Police Of New YORK grant
new trals. Third reading.
Relative 10 the Marine Court ia the city Of New York
Third reading.
Extending the authority the supreme Court in pro-
ceedings by writ OF u2ndamus TO correct errors IA Tue
determn ton OF the Boards OF County CanyasserS
Third reading
amending the act providing Tor the incorporation Of
religious societies
Extending the limc the completion or the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad.
Adjourned
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALExkEDRIh, April 2-Arrya l. sghra CARTS
Gait. 6OstSn
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OfIce

DATES OF DEPARTURE IRON NEW YORK FOR The
MONTHS or APRIL AND MAY.
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Governor may direct the Attorney General. may ap-
point suitable person conduct The trial before the
salt u the charges made
Mr., sox's bill provides ier the appointment OF an IN.
~ milk In New YORK city BY the Mayor SUBJECT
70 The approval " the Common Council. the salary TO
be 0xed hy 6aid Council
The then into Committee of the Whole ON
the biz providing for lnspectOr VI Public Works
After an extended discussion the bill ordered 20
tsird reading, and ia the senate the report WAS
agreed 70.
Lcc1ss
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SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Bark Amicizla dtap, from Genoa for Philadelphia,
April IL. lat 70 L. lon SO H.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-08
From the Ne,o Xork Tribune.
A Want SuuuIied.

The American mind is active 1t has given us
BOOKS OF fiction tor the sentimentast learned books
books for the people book for the people must re-
late to subject of universal interest. Such subject
is the physical man, and such a book "THE PEO-
PIES COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER" copy
OF which has been recently laid on our table. The
high professional attanments of its author-Dr. r.
V. PIERCE, of Buffalo, N. Y..-and the advantages
derived by him from an extensive practice, would
alone insure for his work cordial reception. But
these not the merits for which it claims our at
tention. The Author is q man of the people. He
sympathzes with them in all their Affections efforts
and attainments. He perceives their want ka0,cl
edge Of themselUeS-and believing that all truth
should be made as universal as Gods own sunlight
from his fund of learning and experience he has pro-
duced work in which he gives them the benefits of
his abors In it he considers man in every phase of
his existence, from the moment he energies from a
rayless atom, too dmnutve for the sight, until he
gradual evolves to the maturity of those 0nscious
Powers, the exercise of which furnishes subjec-
tive evidence Of our Immortality" Proceeding upon
the theory that every fact of mind has physical
tecedent he has given an admirable treatise Ger
ebral Physiology and shown the bearings of the facts
thus established upon individual and social welfare.
health and its accomp anyng high spirits larger
elements Of happiness than other things whatever,
the teaching how to maintain them is teaching that
yields to no other whatever" and accordingly has
which we may preserve the integrity of the system
and ottimes prevent the onset Of disease Domestic
Remedies-their preparation, uses and efects-form
prominent feature Of the work. The hygienic
treatment, or nursing of the sick, is important
subject, and receives attention commensurate with
its Importance. Nearly all diseases "t0 which flesh
is heir" are described, their symptoms and causes
explained and proper domestic treatment suggested.
To reciprocate the many favors bestowed upon him
by generous public the author offers his book at
price ($1.5 little exceeding the cost of publication.
Our readers can obtain this practical and ya'usSe
work by addressing the author.
oc29 dec3eod&WIv
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW 0RLEANS-Cld 4,h, sch Veto. Henderson,
Sid I'm Sw Pass 4th barque Almira Robinson.
r PENsACoLA-Ar LIST, sch Ella M storer, Wade
Sid LIST, brig Edith. Gibbs, New Haven: sch Maize,
Staples, Burrill. New Orleans.
JACkSONVlLLE-Ar Goth ult, sch Ella, Drscoll,
Cid Goth. sch Kate Foster, Sawyer, New York.
-, DAKIEN-Ar 2sth, sch Lizzie Carr, Teel, from
Cid Goth. sch Island Belle. Wood, Philadelphia.
SAvANNAH-Ar Sd, sch D Everett, Saunders
Baltimore.
Cid Sd, brig Showers, Showers, Baltimore.
Ar 9Th, sch Charlie Steadman, Dunton, Boston,
Cid 9th, schs Nellie Sawyer, Getheli, Monteydeo;
R Brookings, Douglass Santa Cruz.
Sid I'd, sch Eta A Simpson, Hart, Fernandna
Sid 4th, schs Effe j Simmons, Harrington. Phila-
delphia; Aldana Rokes, Rheades, New York
PORT ROYAL, SC-Ar 9th, schs Charlotte jane
son, Jameson, Woods Hole; L T Whitmore, Whit
CHARLEsT6N-s 9Th, brig Eta NJ Tucker, Mer-
GEORGETOWN, Scar sotb, brig James Davis,
NSRFoIK--Cld 4th. sch M Moseley, Sargent,
BALTiMoRE-Cld ih, sch Hattie L Curtis, Cur
-fHILADELPHIA-Ar 4th inst sch j wyman,
NEW YORk-Ar 9Th, schs Congress, Hamilton,
St John, NIB, for Philadelphia; E NJ Walls, Kelsey,
Passed through Hell Gate 5th scRs Foster. from
Hoboken tor Providence; Sammy Ford Allen. New
York 70. Boston; Zea, aalowell. do for do; Dexter
Ill.
Hoboken for Boston.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 18th, sch Chiffon, Grant, from
Ellsworth.
Ar 9Th, schs L A Orcutt, Hart New York; limo
thy Field, Leland, Bangor Nicola Randall, Machias
Billow Mullen, Rockland
VINEYARD HAVEN-Ar 4th. schs E H Nash,
| Sawyer, Machias for New York; II M Condor, Nc
Carly, Belfast for Brunswick, Ga.
Sid 4th. schs c Heller, belmont Locke, Cicero,
E 81 Mash, Nicola, Lizzie Lane.
| Sid 9th, schs Coryo, Mary Lymburner, Boaz, H M
Condor, Cora Eta
In port 5th brig Isaac Carver; schs Annie Tibbets,
Berry. Ocean Belle Cassie Jameson, Ii Williams,
| July Fourth, G w Baldwin.
| EDGARTOWN-Sld Sd, schs Tarry Not AIpomak
c II Moody, Hatch, Gem, Defiance Thos Hx For.
| est City, Lily Rich, Ella Frances, VoIant,
| NEWPORT-Ar 4th, sch Victor, Bradford, Rom
| dout for Portland.
| WOODS HOLE Ar 9Th, sch Marcus Hunter,
| Henley. Nayassa.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 9Th, sch Charles HELLER,
Coombs, Round Pond.
| BOSTON-Ar 9th, schs Juliet, Perry, Hoboken
nelson, h0brook, and Crusoe, Croker, do; Arios-
to, Elwell New York; Elizabeth Wall Calais: Olive
Branch, Tyler, Lubec; Revolution, Kelley, Machias
| Ximena, ingalls,, do.
Cid 6th sch Lindsey, johnson, Portland,
Ar 18th, schs Juliet, French, Port johnson: Sena-
tor Grimes, Pnilbrook. do; Com Kearney Mason and
| A Heath, Hatch, HOboken; Valparaiso Ober from
| Perth Amboy; Harmony, Mitchell, Lubec; Laurel
| Bennett, and Henry Clay. Dyer, Sullivan.
| Cid 7th. sch Watson Baker, Dean, Hampden.
| GLOUCESTER-Ar Sd, sch Hattie Mayo Hicky
| Calais
In port, schs Jas A Croker, Rogers, G Por-
] ter, Harper, Irene Meseryey, Nightingale, A E
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDRosCOGGIN COUNTY
The Lewiston Journal says the Bates Manu-
featuring Go. are to start up the shop in the
Franklin Cos yari to do the wood work in re-
pairing the mill burned last week. The ma
chinery in the shops is all in place, and will be
driven by portable steam engine.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
Mr.. Stckney of the Sunrise proposes to
write up the history of Aroostook county the
coming year.
The bridge across the st. John at the mouth
of the Aroostook is now open for travel.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
There are q girls in the Industrial School
for Girls at Hallowell. Two have been dis
charged by being indentured to proper persons
or guardians.
In Augusta Sunday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Emery were badly injured by be-
ing thrown from their carriage.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Messrs Field of Sumner are preparing to
manufacture rakes.
The Oxford Democrat says Sanderson Sc
Hammons have leased the Bethel steam mill
until the 18th of June, and are putting into the
river one million feet of Humber which they
will manufacture there.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The Wing says the first water was pumped
into the water pipes in Bangor Monday after
be expected for the first time.
A large amount of freight is being carried
from Bangor to Bucksport to be loaded on to
vessels.
On requisition of President Allen, Governor
Dingley has directed the Adjutant General to
forward to the State College one hundred of
the best breech loading rifles. These will ar
rive sufficiently early for use at the beginning
of the next term.
David G. Whitman of Oldtown was brought
before a. trial Justice, at Orono, Monday
charged with the abduction of daughter of
John Sherman of Upper Saltwater, young
girl 16 years old. The parties were found in
Pittsfeld, living together as husband and wife.
Witham has been married three times, and all
the wives are now living. He was ordered to
recognize in the sum of $500, and failing to do
this he was committed.
sAGADHAOC COUNTY.
The Bath Times says the bark Martha P.
Tucker of Bath, had fine run from Liverpool
to Batavia, making the trip in 100 days. In
seventeen consecutive days she sailed 5000
miles,-nearly 200 miles day.
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SCHENCK s MANDRAKE PILLS

Will be found to possess those qualities necessary to
the total eradication of all bilious attacks prompt to
start the secretons of the liver and give healthy
tone to the entire SYSTEM Indeed it is no ordinary
discovery in medical science to have invented rem
edy for these stubborn complaints, which develop all
the results produced by her etofore free use of cao-
mel, a mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and ac-
knowedged to be destructive in the extreme to the
human system. That the properties of certain vege-
tables comprise all the virtues of caomel without its
injurious tendencies, is now an admitted fact rem
dered indisputable by scientific researches; and
those who the Mandrake Pills will be fully Salts
fed that the best medicines are those provided by
nature in the common herbs and roots of the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation or any of the ipju-
rioas effects ofcalomel other poisons The secre
tion of bile is promoted by these pills. as will be
by the altered color Of the Stools and disappearing of
the sallow complexion and cleansing of the tongue
Ample directions for use accompany each box Of
pills.
Prepared only by j. H. Schenck u Son, at their
principal office, corner Sixth and Arch Streets Phil
adelpbia, and for sale by all druggists and dealers
Price rs cents per box.
jv14 Observation-Disclosures
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Superior Court.

DECEMBER CIVIL TERM, 1875. sYMoNDs, J., PRE-
SIDING.
TUESDAY, The December term of this Court was
opened with prayer by the Rev. DR.. Carruthers.
The traverse jury was empanneled as follows
Andrew Morgan Qoreman), Portland; Stephen
W. Anderson, Gorham; Joel Berry, Standish; Frank
H. Chase, Portland; George Demond Freeport; AL
bert E. Eaton, Portland; Daniel Jones, Windham
William w. Libby, Fslmouth; Amos Lowe, North
Yarmouth; Robert s. Merryman, Brunswick; iris
tram G. Mitchell, Yarmouth; Jesse r. Newcomb,
Scarborough John H. Read, Deering; Charles Skill
linger, New Gloucester; William W. Whitney, Cape
Elizabeth; Eli s. Weeman, Naples.
The first case taken up was Winchester ct ux. VS..
Parsons, which is action to recover damages sus-
tanned by reason of an alleged malpractice in the
treatment OF the wrist of the female plaintiff which
was fractured by being thrown out of sleigh in
February, 1874. Testimony nearly out
G. W. Goddard for plaintiff.
SC. Strout with L. M. Webb for defendant.
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CATHOLIC UNIoN-At the election of officers
of the Portland Catholic Union, the followin 6
were elected:
President Edward buddy; vice president,
treasurer, Jas. Cunningham; corresponding
secretary, DR.. Chadwick; bookkeeper, Patrick
Halpine; assistant bookkeeper. Timothy Hur.
ley; librarian, Jas. O'Neal; assistants, P. F.
Bradley, Jas. Talbot
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Brief Jottings.

Remember the entertainment at the Museum
tomorrow afternoon for the benefit of Preble
Chapel. aa
A number of minor bankrupt cases. were set
tied before the U. S. District court yesterday.
A number of minor bankrupt cases were
settled before the United States District Court
yesterday.
The fire alarm will be tested at 10 o'clock
this morning.
A neat gate has been put up at the main
doors OF the Museum. 1t is capital thing,
especially in case of rush.
1t has been decided to discontinue the mora
ing Pullman train on the Eastern railroad, be-
tween this city and Boston.
Eliphalet Mott, formerly of this city, also of
Saco, at ane time treasurer of the Portland,
Saco & Portsmouth railroad died in Chicago
on Saturday.
A man by the name of E. Van Urluhart,
who wanted to get to Boston, struggled him
self aboard freight car of the Grand Trunk
in Canada. When he arrived here his feet
were 80 badly frozen he was sent to the City
Hospital.
The Ticonderoga, at Kittery navy yard, is to
be Immediately fitted for sea.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Boston & Maine railroad will be held at
Lawrence today.
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COMMEMORATE LIBERALTY.-The generous
action of the managers of the Museum in
affording to the amateurs who give the enter
tainment for the benefit of Preble Chapel, the
use of the theatre for the plays on Thursday
afternoon and the necessary rehearsals, is wor-
thy of commentator and will be duly appre.
ciated by the large and infue ntial body of our
citizens who are specially interested in the
work at the chapel. 1t is of course matter of
considerable Inconvenience to give up the
theatre for this purpose, as the room is in al
most constant use for the preparation and re-
hearsal of the new plays which Messrs. Wyer
and Arnold propose to bring out this week and
next
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MAINE GENERAL HosPITAL.-At a meeting
of the directors of the Maine General Hospital
held Monday, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
President of the Board-Dr j. T. Gilman.
Consulting Physicians and Surgeons-J. T
Gilman, w. Wood, b. II. Hill, c. E. Swan, T
II. Jewett, j. Fuller, A. Garcelon.
Resident Physician and Superintendent-C
o. Hunt.
Visiting Physicians-I. T. Dana, H. n
Small, A. s. Thayer, G. F. French.
Visiting Surgeons-S. 81. Tewksbury, W.
W. Greene s. G. Gordon, s. II. Weeks.
Pathologist-F. II. Gerrish.
Matron-Mrs. L. W. Warren.
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Municipal Court.

TUEsDAY.-George Burnham and Peter Hanlon.
Intoxicat!on. Fined IS with costs.
James Eagan. Open shop on Lords day. Fined
$40 with costs. Paid.
Daniel Early. Open shop on Lords day. Fined
$40 with COSTS Paid. Mattocks g. Fox.
John Andgee. Assault and battery. Fined 81
with costs.
Daniel Mccarthy. Assault and battery. Fined
S. with costs. Paid.
Mary Hanlon. Resisting police officer. Fined $40
with costs.
John Kennedy. Malicious mischief. Discharged.
Cram. Mattocks g. Fox.
George Webster and Edward Goold. Search and
seizure. Fined $50 each with COSTS
William d. Broughton, John WEIGH and Alonzo
Jordan. Search and seizure. Fined $50 each with
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AccIDENT.-Last evening Mr.. w. B. Smith
OF the firm OF w. 81. Pencil & Co., of this
city, was at the depot in Saco awaiting the
train for this city, when he made misstep and
fell down the high steps leading from the plat
form. He was taken up badly injured and
brought to his residence in this city, and medi-
cal assistance called. No bones were broken
and it is to be hoped that his injuries will no
prove severe
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Northumberland was happy day
for the Congregational church at New Glouces-
ter. The Council, which met at 10 o'clock, in.
stalled over them Rev. 1. G. Leavitt, formerly
of Orono. The public services which occurred
in the afternoon at o'clock consisted of prayer
by Rev. T. 5. Perry of Cumberland, Scribe:
sermon by Rev. w. "a. Fem, Moderator; in
stalling prayer by Rev. j. Torrey of Yarmouth 1;
charge to pastor by Rev. G. S. Dickerman of
Lewiston; right hand OF fellowship by Rev. E.
P. Eastman of Gray; charge to people by Rev.
E. f. Borchers of North Yarmouth.
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THE ADELPHIA.-This variety theatre had a
good house last evening. The programme was
the same as the evening before. Mr.. Lew
Spencer is fair Dutchman, but many Of hi
jokes are rather aged. The barrel act as per
formed by Emil Goroux is well worth seeing
Miss Carrie Lavarnie is very pleasing in hel
wonderful songs and changes. Huber and
Glidden. the comical musicians, are worthy Of
notice. Conway and Mack are as usual good
Miss Lulu Delmay is well known here as a
vocalist of fine voice. Willis Pickert, the clos
dancer, is good.
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GRAND ARMY LEcTUREs.-The first lecture
of the Grand Army course was delivered last
evening by Seth L Milliken, esq.,, of Belfast,
on the "Crusades." We cannot speak too
highly of Mr. Milliken's admirable effort.
Judged from any standpoint the lecture was
one of the best of the many delivered in this
city this season. Mr.. Milliken is one of the
most attractive platform speakers in the sta to
and has the happy faculty of clothing a rather
dry historical subject with the charms of TO-
nance and enlivening its natural dulness with
scores of bright and epigrammatic sentences.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire from box q at
o'clock, yesterday morning, was caused by fire
being discovered in the gum factory of Nathan
Wood, s. Son, on Fore street. The fire origi
mated from mill used to grind the Ingredients
and when the department arrived the inside of
the building was we'll on fire. A large amount
of the stock was removed in more or less
damaged condition. The loss to the stock will
be about $500, with no insurance. The in
side of the building was damaged to the ex-
tent of about $1,000. AS the walls were of
brick they were not injured in the least. The
building was Insured for $4,000 in the Shoe and
Leather company of Boston. and for $4,000 in
the Fame of Philadelphia, at the agency of
j. M. Heath & NJ Wright. The factory was
about to close up for the season, and the senior
partner of the firm was on his way 10 Boston
when the fire broke out.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-08

MoNcURE D. CONWAY delivers his lecture
on "Demonology" in the M. L. A. course this
evening. The lecturer will present in his at
tractive style the many points of interest in
the s''Natural History of the Devil, and his
lecture will doubtless meet the same enthusiast
tic reception which it has received In every
place where it has been delivered.
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ENTERTAINMENTS THIS EvENING.-The last
lecture in the Mercantile course will be deliv.
cred this evening by Rev. Moncure d. Conway,
subject, "Demonology"
There will be a private assembly at Army
and Navy Hall. Music by Chandler.
The hackmen of our city have their annua
ball at Lancaster Hall. A big time is expected