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- Froin- tho washington Union. 20sh.1
Tnc peopI6 Of Lcussaarin Sustaining
the NICHOLS Ssoyefnnent-
III telegram from Governor Nichols to
Ifr. r. "A. Bt1rk to-tiaysnys SIS:
I People OF Louisiana not only refuse to
pay taxes to any government but that OF
which / ann the Executive, but have antici-
pated appointment of tax-colhetors and vol
unfairly paid to agents for use OF our gov
ernment percentage deemed sufficient for
present purposes. Have delayed many APP
pointments OF tax-collectors, awaiting legis-
iation reducing present extraFagant COM
pensation. Now ready to proceed, and
people not only willing but anxious to pay"
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Senator Conkling, who it was. reported
would oppose the decision of the Commits:
sion in the Louisiana case, has made himself
conspicuous for his absence for two days
past. It is not known that he is i'll, but it
is surmised by uncharitable persons thathe
is lodging, and that he does not want to put
himself on record as sustaining the decision
Of the Commission in the Louisiana case,
neither does he care to come out boldly and
oppose it, Washington Specia!-Baltimoret
dnericGn
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MARRIAGES..

Married. at the residence of the brides father
Crews, J MUS .. MARTIN and CORA B,JONEs
nil OF POwlaaaas E
Married, February Z0.h, by Rev. George 2. Booker,
Mr.. THOMAS y, PENN and Bliss MARTHA u.
GRUBBS: al or Richmond city.
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
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DRY GOODS.

SYcLE BROTHERS
are stu selling
ASDhoscoGGIS and FKUrT.oF-THy.Looy
1t 10 and lie,
and all the other brands at old priee.
We have just opened new Live or
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
IAMbhtC EDG1NG and IESERTISCs
Z'o0o yards REMNANTS of IRISH ITSrr
QUO. per yard worth TIC. and 81. ~
lou can hnd complete line In every den,,,,,.-.
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE and FRUIT CLOTHS
CASslhERES for usens and boys, w.,r
Heare oeterTained to close out 4 grca. n,,,y
Oh account or moving 70 our new sto,.- ~ 80
hroah street, between Third and Fourtb s,roo.,
the LIST Of May. '''ee's-"p
Cail ana exalntne our bargains before ,r.o,,..,..
e''e SfcLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street.
Az A"-i" between Fourth and Fifth s,r.o,s
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem ~
lfI bers of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, Will at AE
tend n stated meeting ut st. Adams Ham "
THIS Thursday EVENING at 6 o'clock. Mem
beers OF sister lodges and visiting brethren are 'n
yited to be present.
By order Of the ". ~ ,,nn,cr
fooo1tx Secretary.
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Nr,,iIssojLUTIoN, OF PARTNERSHIP.
ICE BUSINESS.
WAGONS, CARTS. &c.

GREAT REDUCTION, IN. -
No! is FCARY STREET-In conse., esessssgF -
auence of the hard times and competition am DE,
if those who need anything In my line VIII come
and examine my stock, promise to make prices sat
isfactory. / have for sale BUGsIlES, Sf ,isns
less nrfces than they can be bought for anywhere
else IN the city. Obj WORKtaken in exchange.
fe 2-eod2m, 3i E,sis& I1tsla. - u 80
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sPEaaAg.- NOTICES.

NE CHAMPAGNE beg to inform
nay friends thatI am again receiving small lot OF
that celebrated " PREMIERE SERRE," aud would
be pleased to have their early orders for It.
fe 22-3t OSCAR CRAM
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B STILL ANOTHER CHANCE TO
SECURE GREAT BARGAINS

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
New goodsrecelved daily from New York auctions.
which are selling exceedingly low at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
col BROAD STREET.
1000 pair Ladies TWO-BUTTOS KIDS, in light
and dark shades, at Soc. formerly sold at TOO.
and 81;
500 pair GentlcrSsn's DARK and LIGHT SHADES
KID GLOVES at 81 worth $3.50 and 50. Call
early, as this Is She greatest bargain of tho sea-
son. .m-....
1000 pieces new styles PRINTS Mt low prices;
$500 yards REMNANTS IRISH LINENS at so,
&c. and 75c., worth 81 and 1928 These goods
are very cheap.
large stock of DRESS GOODS. CasSr5IEREs,
FLANNELS, SKIRTS, sHAWLS, BLhN-
kETS, &C., ut cost to close them out
! advise an early call for those In want; of good
and cheap DRY GOODS at
WILLIAM TIALHIaER'S,
felt COL Broad street.
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A TTENTION, HOWITZERS.- A,Ik
n Assemble at your armory THIS AZ EAN3
TERNOON at 1880 o'clock in ful-dress .sS
uniform, with helmets side arms, ana Whte ZAsasss
gloves for parade. BY order Of X. e. WoRIHAM,
Lieutenant commanding. U. Z. HANEs,
70 Doll Orderly Sergeant.
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fe 10-eod
DEDUCTIOSS!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

NJ" GOODS! NEW GOODS
BROWNE & ROWE
are now opening new stock Of
DRY GOODS
FOR THE EARLY SPRING TRADE.
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS:
A splendid line Of HOSIERY:
TABLE-LINEN and other WHITE GOODS:
CORDED PIQUES, NOTTINGHAM LACES:
New SPRING PRISTS-bcautiful:
\ line Of SPRING DRESS GOODS. and "A u.s
stock Of
PARASOIS! PARASOLS.
direct from the manufacturers.
As this IS NEW HOUSE these good, are all NEW
and FRESII-nothing left from last season.
Call and select before they picked over
BROWNE & ROWE.
fc lG-cod No. 323 Broad street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

"D" (CARRLNGTON 4
y. GUARD, ATTENTION You are hereby r
ordered lie assemble ut the regmental armory lN
THIS (Thursdayl EVENING at O'Clock "
In full-dress uniform, armed ana equip
ped, for regimental parade.
Nv order OF Captain RICHARD NJ. TAYLOR:
j. FENDALL GREGORY,
8, 90 1tx Orderly Sergeant.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DIssOLUTIONs q PARTNERSHIP:
OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

Tho co-nartpo,sbip concern. Of JARVIS, GLINN
& CO., consisting Of George ". Jarvis, D: CHM,
and j. b. Moore which has been engaged IN the bnsi-
IA Glory. is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual con-
sent Jarvis and CHM selling out their interest to j.
B. Moore who will pay all debts OF the la1e concern
: A'0s ~ -'t'< 80 49, 2. d. GLINN, j
! m oo.4tS Etl' ..'2-. j. Is. MOORE.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRSTEIRGINIA REGIMENT,}
RICHMOND, VA, February 20, 1877,
GENERAL ORDERS, No. Com &
VI mandants of companies will assemble their ~
respectfye commands at the reeimental ar1nory; "
In full-tress uniform. on THURSDAY the "a ~
Instant at 3k O'Clock Z. A. for regimentai parade.
The line viii move promptly 1T O'Clock.
nv command of Colonel BRADLEY I. JOHNSON.
~ j. E. LAUGHTON. JR,
fe eo-3t Acting Adjutant.'
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A TTENTION.-ATTU q z A r d 4
~ viii moot ot the corner of Tenth and Broad q
streets at az O'Clock THIS EVENING, In full "
dress uniform, for parade and drill. il
' WILLIAM Fl. SHINES,
IN oo1t* Orderly Sergeant.
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NEW GOODS JUST OPENED

NEW GOODS JUST OPENED
At
julius hEiER's, COS BROAD STREET,
stylesE " anu hahosome
New SHIFTING, PRINTS, and prpC,rrs
l,0OO wards BEST SOLID BLACK pRiSTS ,,'e,.,
new an alig nan, handsome llAMBURGH ENiiSC;S anG
lNsEEIlNG at very low prices: "'4
Another lot Of those GENUINE W-r,Jrpo>.,,
FRENCH EMBROIDERED CORSETS NJ ~
New styles In BUSTL ES at lowest pr,ccs.
20 pieces cheap CORDED PIQUES:
New and handsome NECK-RE FILINGS.
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS very low.
Remnants Of IRISH LINEN nj hajf Their v,alpo.
New styles in SILK IIANDKERCHIFFS A.,
SCARFS: anu
LACE COLLhTETTES and BIHS for Ia1,cS AMI
Children, and lots Of other New Goods AZ '"'
JULIUS MEYEE.S
fc 10-eod 603 prna,tI -
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NRAYS, ATTENTION.-Asse at e
u. regimental armory on THURSDAY NEXT, =
22a February at 3d O'Clock Z. NJ, III full-drc-s III
uniform, for reeimental parade. BY order /. D. II
BossIEUx, Captain. WILLIAM G. STONES,
70 21-0t orderly Sergeant.
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ARMoRY COMPANY ca

ARMoRY COMPANY c.
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT, I
RICuMoND, February 81 1879
CPECIAL ORDER No. -.-Ofhcers
y and men of Company G will assemble at "A
tIe,r nrmory on THURSDAY the 22d instant at l'
O'Clock p NJ, in ful-dress unfnrIn, for parade:
In obedience to rpgimental orders No.. Koi-cail
By order of Captain J. l.. WAR1NG:
~ T. L. BARKSDALE,
eo1otx Orderly Sergeant,
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~ COMPANY, ATTENTION.-As-H
" scmble at the rcglmental armory IHlSH
uniform, armed and equipped, for regincnta pa
rade BY order Captain j. n. PARATER-
fp 2n-it S. CHASEY, Acting Orderly.
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METHODIST
CHURCH.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS,
FEBRUARY 22D AND 23D.

DR.. w. H. TAYLOR will give TWO Of his highly
instructive and interesting ART EXHIBITIONS
THIS IThursday) EVENING and TOMORROW
friday EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, for the benefit Of
The church. 49,,
door. &c AE-At
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The Washington Union, after saying that
the House of Representatives is bound by
law to permit HAYES to be counted in,
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PREsENTED AND REFERRED.

House bill to allow Communication to
MANNED soldiers In lieu of artificial limbs
was taken up and, considered. Various
amendments were offered, discussed, and
disposed of by adoption or rejection. -;
A motion by Mr.. SMITH OF Fatquier to
dismiss the. bill was reiected-ayes, 3;
noes, 49, ~, - ~ +; s>t;,,r,,,,
The bill was finally ordered to be. en-!
crossed for third reading. :, -; -. -,
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past and tho ladies again appeal with confidence V
their friends for donations oil money, food CLOTH
my with tho means provided no similar charity dcos
more Tor the relief OF suffering for the moral aud
intellectual welfare OF the young thnn this mission
does. When the ladies' out on their work OF love
they started day school In connection with tie
mission That school has been continued to tho pres
ent The principal OF this school has held the position
eighteen years and lady visitor has been con ncced
WIN inc school sixteen years There
tcnchers employed In The day school The average
daily attendance OF pupils during the year has been
so1 ana the total number receiving instruction from
time to time during the year 1854. The mission
superintendent, Rev. O. s. Brown, distributed
10 oIZ articles OF clothing during tho yeaf
and iood almost uncounlcd The mission main.
tatns two preaching services on the sabbath.
There had been but enc untii Mr.. Brown became
supcrintendenL IL sustains Sabbath school of re-
spectacle size also, weekly Temperance meeting,
prayer and class meetings. all tho ordinances OF
Methodist church. Last month the Long Island far
mers contributed 3l5 bags and barrcIs potatoes and
other vegetables, which the railroad company
brought to this vicinity free OF charge. Two years
ago the farmers Of tue island and the railroad COM
pany made similar generous donation TO tho II, rs
sion. But while these viii feed they will not ciothe
tho ieet OF the little folk What the benevo-
lent OF the city and country intend 10 40 more they
should do promptly end send to Rev q. 5. Brown 81
purk street. Now York.
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SUNDAY NOVEMBER ls77QUINTUPLE

q husband True marital happiness can only be found
In wife, and Jews strongly domestic In
our tastes We want 10 preserve peace IN our homes
and children who shall always think OF their
parents with deep regard, and this cannot be said oil
Mormon household"
MISCELLANEOUS.
Boston Is not unconscious oi its own cgotism and
Mr. n. Damn, Jr., told the following 'iittlo story
NJ a dinner party not long ago:-"He was passing .
negro church at the North End nixht and took ~
into his head to look In. Alter few moments oh.
servation and listening no was quietly retiring when
one OF tho 'ohieiai members stepped up and OK
pressed regret that they could not offer him at
tractive preaching. Mr. Dana remarked politely that
specially amiss. But the colored brother insisted
apoosizing Not much IN dc way OBJ prcachin', sir
only New York mani"
The Southern colleges which driving away their
Northern Instructors are IN many cases cutting OF
their noses to spite their faces.
The Reformed Dutch churches OF this country num-
Der 5O6 OF which 1877 iaied give anything TO home
missions the last ecclesiastical year The contribu-
lions OF churches 10 this cause since last May very
little over 5000.
The Indian Quarterly Rerie,o publishes a list OF
sixty-threc transaiions OF The Bible or portions OF
0y Protestans, tor tho OF tho inhabitants OF the
various provinces OF India.
The Unitarian Church Society IN Newark has
pended It's services ON account OF financial trouble
The society was started by the Rev DR.. Bellows, OF
New York. IL was hrst under the passionate OF tho
Row Oscar Cute, and nfierward that OF the Rev
John Androw. Recently there has been no regular
pastor.
Our Jewish Will doubtless gratincd aud
pleased to hear that Rev. Professor DO Sofa, Of Mon
trca has 80 tar recovered his health be able
resume his duties IN McGill University
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the rector OF that church Short addresses will DO
delivered by several OF the Clergy Of the CITY,
Tho Rev. DR.. Horny $. Jacobs win deliver free
lecture in tho Synagogue Thirty fourth street to-
morrow evening on "rhe Genesis OF Mau" II will
DO treated scientifically, historically and religouHly
In tho Swcdcnborgian Church this morning tho Rev.
Chauncy Giles win discuss "rho Ministry OF Sorrow"
with a view 70 show that while the Lord in
ncts pain upon men He permits TO turn It to good
account.
The Rev. X. Hcber newton will preach q sermon to
young women this evening In the Anthem Memorial
Church on .'rhe Lazy; or, Love-ward women's Do
nestle Mission"
"MoraI Grating; or, The Law Of Mutual Influence"
IN tho that Rev. w. Il. Alger Will discuss this
morning in the Church OF the Messiah.
Tho Row G. G. Tiffany will oflciaie and preach at
the usual hours to-day in the Church OF tho Atone
mcni.
'.Can Atheism, Spirituaiism Kindred Isms Give
Needed Help and Lifes" THIS Is The question that
the Rev. r. 8. Macarthur has set himself provo tho
negative OF this evening before Calvary Baptist
Church.
In the peoples service in the Church OF tho Holy
Trinity this evening the Rev. 8. II. Tying, Jr, will
deliver his third lecture "Nature and the Bible.
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THE FIVE POINTS MISSION.

THIS vcucrnbIe institution, now IN It's twenty. eighth
year. OF the best managed institutions financially
The city THIS Is duo undoubtedly to The fact that
ladies' control all iis operations have don 10 from
the beginning They refuse absolutely 10 10 In debt or
to purchase what they cannot pay Tor The
sent tho several Methodist churches In the city and
they divide up their WORK among small committees OF
their number. They look after tho work themselves
and thereby insure its success just now, nkcy
TO Dc tue caso toward Thanksgiving and the winter
timc thcy have moro applications for aid than they
can attend TO. hut the puoifc hero and elsewhere
have boon very generous toward th,s misson In the
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tnodox; out II no doubt eternal punishment ne Is a
hereto
oil the Payson Congregations Church, Eastharnp
ton Long Island, last month"; the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF the village was invited and was repres
Tho council by pastor and delegate and the pastor
conducted tho opening devotional SERVICES ut the
dinatlon.
Mr. W. II. Ash, n graduate OF Lincoln University
Pennsylvania, aud OF tho Boston Theological School
was recently ordained IN the Central Congregational
Church, Prov dcncc, H. l. He out evangelist
series OF lectures to De gwen by The leading rabies
In ms CITY has becn arranged for the Thirty
Street synagogue The lectures will he delivered on
the last Monday IN each month betw this and April
next except the last Thursday viii be substituted
for Monday IN December Drs. Gottbcil, IIucDscu nd
Jacobs, OF tins city: Sir. a. ). Isaacs, also oi New
York. and Rev George Jacobs, Of rnllndolpha, are
tbs lectures Certain musical attractions viii De CON-
Linod with then ana tncy are 10 DO ircc and
pubic good.
At the East Twenty ninth Street yDagoguc, Inst Sat
urday, an able German sermon was delivered by Rev.
DR.. Levi
rho French Synagogue worshps on Third ave.
nuc ana Twenty-hitn street, and Is sud 10 number 90
members
Rabbi Hirsch Guttman who died recently at Gross
Strr.iz at the ago oi los, was five years ngo pcn-
noncd Dy his congregation with tho princciy stpcld
Of oight thalcfs month. Tho IubUi had not eaten
meat since be reached inc ugc OF sixty.
Nineteenth street aud forly-iourth stroct syna.
goguos will hold Joint thanksgiving service on
thursday, aud perhaps rhiity fourth Street viii unite
with them Tho venerable aud Rev. :. NJ. lsaacs,
VINO has Tor noary forty years mn isterod 10 tho
Forty-fourth street congregation, tho har-
Going us efficient work over, though no has
passed his thrccscorc years and ten. Tho copgrcga
ton, however. IN view Of his long faithful
wees, have gwen him able assistant who shares
tho burdens and btes OF the Passionate with
HIM.
ne Jsicish Messenger, commenting on paragraph
that appeared IN tue HERALD lately absence Of
Irish Catholics and Jews from the Mormon Church,
says:-"fhcrc are Jews LIVING Utan, but they arc
all Gcntiics Jews understand too we'll the value oi
good wives 10 attempt 10 improve thc inoDogamic
ssstcm That bears Tho approval OF centuries solomon
was a great Mormon m ono regpccL bat witu all
their appreciation OF his wisdom his people never
crcdited MIN with any remarkable sense ior his pas-
sion for wives tnnu mcrabo, aud no has never been
hold up an example OF domestic virtue, model of
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.Fsl5sl syaag0a sHg
Judge yTillara's Klaeai9n M Yxested sp
"A, 40 the NORTH.

y The leading Nosthernst Wspgporsodo
not .mtstaIEai the Meanipg ggnppdegrete
The Importance OF the election. Of j Jpdas
Wiilafd aa Chfsf Jnstice.H 2 .AftnF C6SaEl lis
nlenting yadgS ~ Hard as aisi tabiS5 jlsisiss
sndninpaRtial pjddge,s tie .tNeAalEl
si.Se0gt9 says iaf Seme spple sag silns
&heEe p 20 bs but loDe psSsy In EoutI,
CAtolIfa f0s some time 20 CONS. We'll.
II such men as' Governor H a.iiibtSisi afS Ss
the head Of it, and its elect omesgasi
lJddge, wv illasd TO 1pFouinent, ,y,laosss, aFe
esn ,Yeit. And the Mew York ,.Ereuinn
tYsf sees In She election an Indication.
that Governor Hanep on tsiBT III Vim vvitj1R e
'praesiCal alshape to!th6ipfofnigesi iwhiaR he
made 20, Preaidens Hayes, ends that hs la
succeeding 30, his eforls 10 estabs;ah eaa
era OF good feeling. He han had tiia sup,
port Of the ablest Democratic neWbpa 2efs
IN the Ststo be nos iiaai Tie Gupp6ftc6f
the LRgtalatpre,1 and aHe think thsf i,e
,can be cegtaia OF the auppprtr OF the peo,
ple at large" From t6e. PHILADELPHIA
9enies comes tie declRfatiofi that fhes
choice :iofSJEdgs Observation-Disclosures
Northern trust z .5outl..erst houesty,and
agives the lie 70 the. charges the bad fsith
40 freely made against G.sts:SS9 Enfnn-
ton while a dead. lock ID tRs Legiaia atnrres
made isimpossihle toigiye sar eaf1a5Ej sc
Fhte patriotio purposes. ~ 10 wind upasi6f!
We give the philosophical ,cetnmeptas OF
TIP indiSious SpringhIeala Rlspubl lipeg,t |, :, Il
says: AThere may 'yeftyS likeeiYY Be Eettter
/ material for u OhieF JassiSS III South
Carolins than ,tteln awyfiuCuhaberits Of
office, bit as tho esnvass hasrbeeennade,
his defeat would have. been q. most dis:
ceufaging event, while his election gives
convincing proof that the HAMPTON
leaveu hasindeed leavlasds the wh0laEamp
Of South Carolina Democracyz,t Time
will coon, convert those Democrats 20
whom Judge Willard was distastefai, and
who, for country oake and honor sake,
voted for and elected hinil-1.Net0s and
iCSisIfeT. .sfl sE,,tfnN r,,n tin.;s, s
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y THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE,
1Ehk DIVISION. No

=. EBRNEz5n DIVISION, No. 85.
y .Ar:' Eaitor.-SWe write1 this 70 inform
you That this Diviston Of The Temperance,
ARMY % dtill going forward, and taking in
recruits es It moves along. Dear brothers
and sisters Of tho temperance army 20
on. ." Let as be faithful, ana stimulste
each other ID this great CAUSE. After the
Initiation, at our last meeting, stirring and
impressive speeohes Wegp made by .mem.
bars Of the Division, which were listened
f!olwith idesp Interest. DR.. Burt. Mitch
-ell, who 10 an earnest, efficient worker Of
tho Order, made Gspesch on the subjecs
of degradation, delivering. himself of
soEne incontrovsrtible truths, which were
received with consldcrable favor. Rev.
Mr. Erwin spoke Of the socIal evils of in
tsmperanee' with bsconing interest. His
words we're pointed and foroible, and no
doubs will be long rememberedFby these
present. osT .9last speaker was Master
Willie Kea.on, whoss noble, manly
efforts reflected much credit upon HIM
SELF i9His speech was delivered In IN
..slbquent manner, and was received with
considerable pleasure by his audience.
The Division has appointed twc brnehArs
to- speak ak the aazt meeting, Messrs.
Dudley Reed and j. r. Ponnel. This is
Q good move. and will add much. to the
interest Of the meetings. Divisions gen.
orally would do well SO adopt this plan,
at,leaat tsy it. aY etsd ~ !,
~ 10 ;a,asts u3 u. nIi RUSTICTJS.