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gale 81 The ship running s eight knot. under rseisd top
and ss ss over shss
hte il above its surface "a point We eoud not de-
broke a1Sa Had the ship struck she mus. gone
Position or The Reef BY two South 81 2a
long West lss 81 30. Respectfully y yours u.vxr
spoken.
Severn from Boston for New Orleans Dec cath, of Nan
Prompt. from Boston for Jamaica Dec 2ih, off Block
Joseph Atkins from Boston Tor Aux Cages, Dec 18th, of
Zrncbs from Providence for Savannah Dec 18th, off Fire
May Cook, from Newburyport for Baltimore Dec 2e,h off
oqtnro from Portland for Maanzas, Dec 2sth off Egg
Woodland Br) from Phladelpha for St John, NIB Dec a.
Juuo from Portland for Savannah Havana Dec 27th off
Wave from Boston for Philadelphia, Dec 9Th, off Cape
Engineer from Plymouth Mass. for st Pierre Quad Dec e.
Baekspo Baltimore for EasipOrt, Dec 2sh, of the
Old Colony, from Portland for Porto Rico, Dec 2fh off
Boston from Boston for New Orleans Dec 18th, off Mon
robert Bruce from Boston for Norfolk Dec 25h off Block
| Island.
Jane from Portland for Maanzss Dec a!b, off Cape May
FROM S De Dec 2h OF Of sssss
Gem Pike from Georgetown for Newburypo Dec 2Sh of
Deos, from Boston for Charleston Dec 2stn off the Wood
President from Portland for Cubs, Dec 2eh of Moptsuk
Aabea from Portsmouth for Noreans Dec 10. off Orange
St Petersburg from Norsans for Liverpool days out, Dec
| II, off ID ii Shot Keys.
Home Ports.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 3O-Au Sulla, Bangs, Halifax.
ALEXANDRIA. Dec ?6-Ar Red Jacket NewYork AT Brit
TONS Bay Poomae Sunday last Frank, Bton, from New
York
ELrzAsErH CRY, NC. Dec 2a-An VIM Watson, White,
West InJies.
BALrMoRE, Dec 2s-Ar Exile, Scout. NYork cid Ann,
Johnson, NYork.
oa osd Ry New MfHG haven s Geo
rs Dec anA Calhoun Myers York; Heya
den. Fankfor 25,h, pc,s EIdrdse, Boston: Ocessns
Bourne, do George. HILL NYork: Cum ,erland Hadry do
Below, Edward CID CHARLES, Low, Livepool; Racine, (FD
iuerauldt, Havre Sid Yarmouth Matthew's, do; Catherine,
BeI y New York; Commerce, jones' Live,poo H:l,nder'
Whitney. do; Har let Pote, Franklin, La
SAVANNAH Dee 2iCd Rowland Blanchard, Havre; China,
Small, PROVIDENCE. sid TamsrlaGe. LIVERPOOL;
Roberts, do. CD Eliza. Talbot, do.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec l9-An Hindoo Porter, Boston; Re
mance, sby Portland Hacyon Patten, Bath Me RUSSELL
Lanphear Bremen Queen Victoria, ThomI NYoe;
I'D Biuss London sultapa. Psseio do c6;san Hssty,
Liver COL; Thames, Arwothv Esv ana Osprey, Giard Mid.
oletown Conn; Mary Pennel field Leghorn Abbshua
pool; Choetaw. Miller, NYorh; Hunress, Griffin. do.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
yrvr~rrp AND rRsfAaEpew .r,rs,,

TIME Scientific con5inanon Of ingredients Of whes
Pills composed, have made them s,e wonqsf ano
the only preparation ever discovered that has proved
certain producing the monthly turns mel ;rr
such thew not ~ uhea
Tor Though always mild, SAFE and healthy thsy arc oeH
produce miscarriage IL used during that perioe.
The directions translated into Eng,sn na Enes boI
se;ns ne siananrc OF M de BoudcoS snd ns Engsn
rections have the ssnatur. o. VI r MEL " %
gent fer the continent Of Amenca 49,. Of In, rJnit~t
Tney can tansmitea by mai ioy pan boz o. a. New
vsS Iii meet with immc dsts attention. All ics' cs,,s-
BE- rost paid Sold by spPclnment so sorcs ssnr II
rinc street tr'er " ~ '~- - Mo fmsr dHw
mil
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M ITSI(,

MUSIC
MEssRs. WEISS GRAIN would respectfully an.
cy ss Re saS 20 at
tend Private Parties and soee of from instrument, viz
Mr. Mss Music saloon No sas Broadway or at sfsir re-.
dence No 26 Delaney near the nowery dl, lmsr
soH MSMaN HAIR ss s s cured T.
ne sTsS S s Of s bsTss I s
a S %S h tsn 10 the
then and make healthy the Or butt
These person. certify these the properties
The Hon Judge Edwards, Of Philadelphia
Phillips ESQ., 1913 BIoome-stIeet corner OF Wooster, New
M5 W Hopkins. 81 p Kns,rset, New York York
Mr. James GIuer, Houston rect New ork.Jewesr.
5 ca wall be and ."s HI . sa
be low price Org ssIos.a 6o:, By II Jones. Of
TsS
md Heel M D. c. State
e soss C Or ss Sd
ANN XtA AHfx REEFS sAtL
faction the Fancy Ball has been Induced TO give
thu following S dances will ss nodassd BY NJ P .eso1s
= T. lsyirS,d-, by young Lady.
Highland Fling, by young Lady.
Fancy d spcs, by Lady.
Nautical Hornppe, bv a Gentleman.
FL Jaes X.res, By Lady
Tcses One Dollar to admit Gentleman and Ladies' be
ali and sfheent O.ud i. ensazed-Lc,der Mr. Hoffman,
Nr Taylor will BE- attendance with slendd wardrobs of
fancy dresses which will he let reasonable terms
NJ BNc negro, ragged clown drunken or anv other i'm
proper dresses will be allowed in the room d3 2tsec
NEWBURYPORT Bank Notes wanted FOR a short time
~ Drafts on Philadelphia and Boston. ior sale a
=. J. SYLVESTERS,
osir % Wall 81 aud 10 Broadway.
MORMON MEETING.-On Sunday, J ,nuary LIST, 1919 al
u III. Hal No, 2i5 Spngst,et, between Varck and Hud
T. ders Der sud Adams both from Nauvoo lately will
discourse subjects connected with the building M OF
zion, and Jerusalem, the ok OF Mormon gatheg VI he
Jaws, end Of the word, &c. n Sets free. d3lItsr
REEF, PORK. AND MUTTON, at the store corner OF
- West aud Ware n-streetsFsmilies, Shopkeeprrs and
Groeers who wish to pnchlss he above articles the quar-
requested TO call the above piece where they will
nda fresh supply morning Of superior quality and
suited the tines As economy the Of the day.
urch will lind their interest TO call above.
December, 1912 dsl lm.r
DRAFTS on Ph,Isdel phis and boston, i.oI ,air AZ
~ =. j. SYLVEsTER'S,
90 Wall street and 100 Brsadwsy.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 81, 1s4a.


SUN srrs- 4 "a HIGH WAFER. 3 81
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Aucnoncer
BY BELL & HOWARD.
sss'ss Nos. zz .4,sn and us Fssitcn strssft

SATURDAY,
g.. AT 10Y O'Clock the sale rooms.
spisnad Furniture and ths last this yesW be sold
uncommony cnoice extens and valuable Of the
very best second hand and isnuaapof all descriptions
As no mnIe furniture will b. So H year pesons wanrnf
such would DO well TO attend -
Also at ~ O'clock without reserve IA the Fulton
store superb Piano tores and at u Oeck nrecely at
John street will be closed the sae Of the vaabe stock Of
cabinet maker.
Also. splendid OF cabinet urntu at twsv.
O'clock No 81 I'm close sales stock 1912
Al o'clock p NJ. precisely,
Extra Sale Of Splendid Cloth ns3 trunks superior gec
mems apparel separate lots consisting Of all kiL
OF beautiful, coats, vests, md psntaloons. -
No bills will be made our every article will be sold for ca
at the time.
WEDNESDAY,,
At l0x o'clock at the auction store.
Elegant and extensive sale Of choice furniture.
TUESDAY,
AT 10Y O'clock at the sale rooms
Paintings Piano FOrtes c7 super ortes and "A as
chicce paintings any in the city, &c.l
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SUITABLE NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reduce
"A to suit the tneWeddng and Visiting Cards executed
IN the first style OF the art regards the superiority of the
g'aviog the of the printing the wilderness bill
lancy of the and at halfthe usual price.
Cards printed from engraved plates the approved and
fashonab STYLE OF cardt.
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited call and
the adve seIs specimen books from variety Of
styles sci, their Taste
All orders promptly attic need TO by applying
VALENTINES
Card Engraving and Printing Establishment,
&c John ST, 2 doors above Nassau 81,
d3l Ter and az M i0e iisnsi,,,
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Debt Interest Populn. pr hd Erports
q Britain 1850 600 600 $50 500 s2Oo0 90
Illinois, l9,O0O,OaO lH0,000 100000 $40 1000 900
The exports of Illinois canny be ascerained exactly
The estimate here large Her interest nearly ell due
abroad and amounts per of her exports Now I'M
der The suppoon that the interest of great Britain was
payable abroad how long would she able to pay III
Why it is not only all payable home but she receives
from other countries the interest ss50O0O 900 foreign
stocks held in London amounting annually $40 900 Ooo
yet Sir Robert Peel has sisted that they longer pay
the whole interest. In 1892 England obliged to i'm.
port quantity OF of value less than the amount of
interest she annually from other nations and in
consequence brought TO the verge of bankruptcy,
and saved only by loan of f4oo0Oo from the Bank of
France
The debt of England began In 1897 with the expense Of
the war Of that period, which was f2 800 900. From
that time blood and oppression gradually increased the
amount until in 1916 il reached fs6 94O In 1887 the
debt was f7ss3ss $40, bearing annual charge Of
f.9,225.2s7 about Sl46l2 ABS. The population of
England is 81 900 600 10 round numbers who paid this
large sum as the interest the debt The number who
received this were follows, according to the last
official reurns:-
Receiving dividends under f10o 255 10
over flo0 and under fl 600 90 400
from L ,UOOto t4,OOO, b3l
Lo,OoO anu over, 60
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FRANCIS PATENT LIFE BOAT,
OFFICE No. WALL STREET n

MUSIC.
SCHNEIDER REBHuN will attend private parties and
Osoecs with band Of from three twenty artists Apply
No q Delaney the Bowcry, No. la Norfolk II
NIL xw&
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HENRY 4. RfELL, Auct'r
by RlELL ARCULAKlUs.
Store 3Oi Broadway, corner of Duane streets.
RS A. are now ready to made advances any
assignments Returns prompt Sales of real estate and out
door sales OF household furniture attended TO in person
Regular sales OF Liquors Segas &c. Tuesdays Fur.
niture, Pianos, SC every Wednes dav and Saturday.
SATURDAY.
At l0h O'Clock IN sales room,
large lot of hou excepting goods 400 mahogany
or cottage Office and bed chairs desks book as
stands China and invece Of fancy imported and do
goods for the HOLIDAYS The OF buyers
qaested The goods unlimited and deserve than
binary inspection.
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very evident that the supply Of bls from the
Nor to the Atlantic cities equal TO the demand and be-
ing payable in standard the uniformity
PREVAILS but should any artificial demand for bills spring
up, immense arrangement would inevitably be pro-
duced We will the state OF Indiana as an exam
pie The currency Of that consists of inconver,ibr
State treasury notes ct 80 per cent discount and abou,
So0o0o0 Of notes Of the State Bank which pays specie
but has only $500 600 in its vaults. small amount of
Gle is also in circulation The exports OF the State are
appears about equal to the imports because bills
against them command specie about the of the COS
transporting that specie Now the State owes its bond
holders abroad about 81 100000 II should undertake to
pay this sum, 1t would first collect its taxes in its own
notes, and the bills OF the bank and buy exchange with
them. demand for bills thus created would raise III.
rate above the specie level demand upon the
bank which could not sustain itself and would break
All the specie the State would then be exported and an
irredeemabe paper currency only would exist utterly
vaueless This is the In Alabama The annua,
exports from that State Of debt are now more
than the State pay becoming impoverished II has
already lost 600 in atangbe sum- being the capital
Of the banks borrowed That money has not earn
al its interest result is bankruptcy These facts a-
ply in greater less degree every State in the Union
and collectively to the United States
The position of the United in regard to their
debts is new feature in the funding system is the
first Instance where a nation has contracted large in
debedneE out ofelf and they become the first practical
proof OF tho fact that is impossible TO pay such debts
The Government of Great Britain undoubtedly quite
nsolvent as the State OF Illinois. The comparison runs
thus
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LKENCH CHINA-Dinner sets, octsgon, Tea do DO.
all The articles 10: dnef and tea ses by csse og,y
sale by A. DALEsmn,-
ana irnsr South William 81, NO 4. up starr
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MUSIC
EOR BALLS AND PARTIES-JOHANN IMUNCK
Professor Of the Harp respectfully that he
prepared attend balls aud parties, with band
thryfve artists application his residence
Broadway. do lmsr
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xxxa FOR NEW ORLEANs-LOUISIANAA AND
IN NEW YORK LINE-ReguIsr Packet OF the 10Th

A&ks January. -,
The sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE Capt h.na
will positively sail above her tegnaf oay OF =.
ossage having handsome furnished accommodsuons' ss
e.. COLLINS n Co. IS SCUM ~.
Shippers may rely having Their socd,
3D. and that ships OF this line VIII SAL fnI6~r
dssd Any sunaase that effect will be given s"'
"" Hg msy n Orleans. HulIin Woodruff VINO will pro"pe
" forward all goods g ns Tsrs,;p O. r. Mumford, MI
.uessed The iousvills, and sail the assh 'sn "s'
d7ir
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VI A r TIM Z H ERALD.
Packets 10 ArriYe.
EncketS to Sail.

I
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Cole, Nov. ~ Cambridge Bartsw, Jan. |
Wash gton, Burrows Nov Ashbuuon Hutt son, Jan
United States Btton Dec S.Whney, Thompson, Jan. 10
PORTSMOUTH. PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator Britton, Nov 10 ST. James, S.bor, Jan. I
Quebec, Williams, Dec. l Montreal Tinker, Jan. 10
HAvRE.
Louis Philippe ,Castof, Nov. 10 Utica, Pell, Jan.
ST. Ncol.s, Pel, Nov. II Albany, Watson, Jan. s
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Total number receiving dividends,
90 nayipn


Now It will be remembered that of this enormous
sum paid goes out OF the country. 1t all paid by one
class of citizens to another class same country The
result OF this has been TO make small class wealthy and
TO imPoversh the mass of the people The operation of
this is seen in the following table, showing the money
value of the stock in 1916 and now
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do REwARp-TO PAW n Bro OK ERS.-s olen since the
pO aoh inst Silver no. marked the -ide NJ. A. f. TO
NJ W. I33G 1887. The above rev RI VIII be paid Tor its
20 Pibe ct corner OF South 81 $50 STR
DAFrLE-DOWNlNG, the Nsooleon of the day for .
N Oysters, always with the best Of the
This being season when many his young frse
get sased Of their money, without enjoying tie vane in
Uvsers ch.erng glass Of choice he has -teni
70 show them how done by Rafting, THIS Even'ps
at his Oyster SELDOM. 2i5 Broadway, Murray streer
Oil Painting Franz, exposing the tricks OF Raynbls
portray ing language TO be mistaken, how unwitupy
they get fieecet az
The painting Is by az eminent artist e
Forty Tickets a dollar each. *
Card Pla invited to call. DO GUS "a
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THIS DAY tUBLISHED-The American Edition Z t. |
following Msgazins for December, viz - ~
Blackwoodb Enelsh Magazine, Price a per I'm
The Dublin Unworthy, =" 81
Benteys Miscellany.
Subscriptions received by JOSEPH MASON Il
Publisher, 1902 Bro ,sway up s..rs
The American Edition OF London Christian
commencing with the number for January 8as will bsputl
hed immediately after the arrival OF the next British snsm<
as above. d3i irssc
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Nj y ARD AucIiuneer
EINE TOYS, RICH JEWELLERY, FANCY GOODS

y
ZINE TOYS, rich JEWLLLkRY, FANCY GOODS
o'clock at III. Aueton Room 4s Broadway Of
to jewellery and arcy goods also
large assortment of eveeiy and fancy goods consisting
screens tortoiseshe card cases souvenirs ais cempa
mons, gold penc bracelets necklaces and
toilet boxes DRESSING writing desks odour bottles sill
yer MI knives snuffboNes motto saes permey Sc
compr ing choice collection for presents sale pos tive
d3i ltsc
UCTlON-From To 5000 Tbs Of No. Pulled Wool will
"A be sold ar Auction at the of William Or on VA
at 10 O'Clock. dsO 2ti,sr
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NdEDI ATED vAroR 8 Tif5. - r ID = e
Iu tab shed ls26-scahet fever, colde, inismnAc5y ~
chro rheumMrm g. cured IL s'eC days by hs rse Of
the morning III nine o'clock sInsh Sulphur Baths requir.
rt OF the city brooklyn Bathing rub and flip Baths fo
hire. DIS 1slxr
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" BISHOP a MAIDEN Lane-Splerdid Stock OF Jewelry
v I. on sal. q, 20 per below cost
V. BISHOP Importer OF + nch Jewelry, beng about 10
retire from the business heg 10 in jewellers aud The pub
c that ne will eisnose Of his stock Il the above
and with diamonds and kinds precious
Genem Ladies DESTROYS OF making purchases for the
New Ye will do well embrace this opportunity
Oh ,sine AT 90 below the wholesale
Digit v. BISHOP, a. M,idep lane. mn stars.
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MANY VOTERS.
FOR TiIE VIRGINIA.

rom NiRGtNIAN
.Resas, Editors May ask YOU, in perfect lrlondli
ness Of feeling, to refer To Editorial paragraph IN the
Nnglnan of the y tn ut December and say whether
ona review ct IT. YOU can repeat the approval there given
10 Mr. " Use 5 toast at the Gilmcr Dhncr--"tod and
The people -
Pardon the freedom of sayiuu that yan4 relnarls
Coming as they do from gentlemen IN whose rrneral
good taste and Judgment have great confidence excl
ted IN my mind no little surprise Is indeed 80 gentle
mon. that that Is "a very good toast which palaney
sports with the name of the Ams hiy and dares In con
meet the Most High God with the lowest demarpuelam
This may seem strong anguagr-and as II nmplies
some eelsure on YOU tor commencing such sentiment,
am willing 70 allow that in the hurry of preparing
short paragraph, one may be led to approve language
without duly weighing its import.
But what apology can Nh. Wise offer in his own be
hall, clothed Ms he is with all the danty and influence
that h high and honorable station can confer Does
II not strike you second reading, that the man Whn
can deliberately ask public assembly to take such Il
sentiment upon their lips, must be unfit to be legislator
IN this Christian land II ia either sheer nonsense IN
allowed demagogucism, or shameful impciy: for What
ea.thly connection can there be- between such praise
the Almighty and reverence for the people
No. gontlemon--this toast Of Mr. Wise is OF price
with all the cant aud tusau have had from him
marvellous loycr of the dear people" he. who
dies noincrcstbu those of Henry st! -(whosc soul
lsconsumng with euuly oIhs most consistent self and
with hatred towards all who may stand ia the way OF
his Advancement famous rospoccr Of the hWs oil
God he. who can ruply stand by and see his fellow
man TALL victim 10 the mudorous code Of honour
\ ealy hc Is Mr man. and DcrcncY. and Virtue and
+ " isdom, are u die with himl
Because some Ignorant Wlslin ton liulc writer once
said that the mantle Of John Randolph had fallen upon
Henry y Use. he Is found insulting the public taste
with every species Of apish imitation Of John Randolph
Vain attempt A- well might Tie clumsy eafrion
bind seel, 10 follow the eagle in his majestic niqhlA
It's time that Nlr Wise should know that IN the est
nation ora hut himself & few toad caters he is rer
all mat 4 I,,, a. d.
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ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.

We lay this document before readers to-day. 1t
gives gloomy picture of financial condition, and
gives but little reason to hope for speedy change for the
better. This the legacy Of The last twelve years Of
msmle-the price which the people are to pay for the
rash eIperments' which destroyed the best currency
the world ever saw, deranged exchanges. crippled
our commerce, Frustrated our manufactures and paaly
zcd the agricultural interest. And the end is yet
We have yet, we fear to pass through troubous and
stormy times, before the halcyon will brood upon the
face OF the waters. and bid It's agated .be still -
The Sccreary's opinions in reference to duties i'm
ports, though promptly denounced by Mr. Calhoun as
''behnd the age, strike being characterized alike
by wisdom and moderation. They open the voXcd qucs
ton Of the Tariff which be disposed Of by al
ox cathcdra sncer their author nor in the limits of
brsi paragraph We shall have something to say of il
hereafter.
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

The Lynchburg Mechanics and Washington mon
temperance Societies met ON Friday night, the 9th
,acenbcr. and again on Christmas day, when they laru
ed pror, ION az the head OF Main street. and march
ed to tho Eus i'.e5 yterin Church. where ate dis
course was delivered iy the ii"y. VIVA, s. I'D. suita
bic to the occasion. The meetings were held ey,,
night during the llolyays. and wcro highly interesting
IA all classes e our people We never had quiet and
poaeeasu Christmas. 4 good work has commenced
IN our town and is acadiIy onward ;, have these soei
etics all the hass total abstinence from ''ti
inloNieatcs.
Al an adjourned meeting Of the l.ynchaurg Mechnn-
les Temperance Society, held at the Baptist Church. on
the evening of the 3Oth inst, al O'Clock. 4. NJ.
The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev.
John Early. after which an appropriate Temperance
Hymn sung by the Society.
The Getting addressed by the Rev Mesar3. Sla=
yer, Early. and Cumpston. and by MAJ James Garland
and Capt Ihos A. iloIconbc.
Capt lIolcombc offered the following rcsoluouswbich
We're unanimously adopted:
Resoired, st That as public opinion was never So
strongly in favour OF true Temperance principles as AT
this time that we will exert all energy and influence
Ia disseminate the principles OF oirt abstinence from all
intoxicating Liquors. until the cause shall be triumphant
IN our town.
Resoiced. 2dy That the efforts aud OF the
Washington Total Abstinence Societies throughout the
nited States, constitute IN the cause Of Tenn
perance. and afford gratifying evidence oi the force oi
truth, and well grounded hope, of the accomplishment
al no distant day, Oh the great purposes OF the Temper
ance movement. We hail with delight the one formed in
our town, and say to our brethren, God speed.
Rcsoired, 3dy That it Is the duty of the friends Of
Temperance, to stand by the reformed nchraic and
guard hun against temptation and danger by procuring
for hun suitable cmpoymcnl as gar as nccdtu and that
ihey regard especially the morals Of the young and ri
sag generation.
Resoired, Athy, That we hail with high qualification
tie formation Of Total Abstinence Society among the
Catholics in our community,
Reoired, 5thy, That this Society viii meet on the
second and fourth Mondays in each month.
Resoccd, Gthy That this Society viii meet on the
last Tuesday Of February, iibcng day Of simuaneol,
Temperance meetings throughout the world
On motion the Society adjourned to meet again al
such place As the Executive Committee shall appoint.
JAMES FRErWEIL, President.
GEoRGE Il. THURMAN, Secretary.
WINTER If Members.
The Iynchhuyg Mechanics Temperance Society, i3f
The Washington Union Temperance Society, IT,,
The Catholic Temperance Society. lel
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ETiraci u a ieiier-datsd

W,suNGroN, Dee. 18th, 1871.
.isssrs EEiors'-Both Houses OF Conrrass areb egin
nng Is enter seriously the business Of i.ctislaton-
TIE reference OF the Presidents Mssaga Is the matter
l'tr debate IN the House of Representatives. nnd
has OPT ned a. the whole subject OF the ipiR,and
While this is going here, the Senate is commencing
the reference oi proposition to repca'ho bankrupt Bill,
or rather to suspcn it's commencement will, have
no Doubt be postponed nt morediaai day thin that
named in the Bill originally. Cas- 1t passed i think /.
likely that the Bll will wtbc repealed.
The Exchange Bu. think, cannot command mon
than 30 IN the House ot l Teseniatf cseerisuly
il will far short of majority