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~ Notice.-A regular meeting Of the y. Y READING
CLUB will be held THIS Monday EVENING atthe Han
of the Phomathean Society," University, washington
sousre Young men interested estab hng literary as
ISOLATION and especially graduates OF colleges now residing
in and near the city, invited to attend
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~ Lecture by ThOnias Francis Wehghtr'
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re- Dr. SEARS Of Boston, Secretary OF tAe Massa;hu-
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~ Religious Services at the Broadway
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WOOD Secretary of the Board. Music under the direc
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~ The Members Of washington rrospect
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ING at O'Clock, TO attend the meeting Of the frinkin
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anu p~1AOiA J. MANNING, r. S.
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10 McD0uRal-sf. Church, near Spring-3t.,
Rev. J. >. BACKUS, Pastor. Subject for LORDS DAY
EVEEING-UniverselisIn not what it was not yet 81
yeaIsod.
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~ Rev. e.. ~. Fay viii commence series OF dis
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Broome, TOMORROW EVENING. Subject--Doctrines
demanded by the Times. These discourses viii be both
et o'clock.
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~ Great Improvement IN Broenis.-Ihe IN
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Blooms patent which issued short time since
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u Rev. Mr.. Thatcher will repeat his Sermon on
Ten persnce in the West Presbyt Carmnes Church
TO. MORROW tSabhathl ENENINO. at d O'CLOCK.
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Cy- Lectures 10 Young Men in the Twelfth
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delivered TOMORROW EVENING, NOV. 81 by Rev.
SIDNEY A. COREY. Service to commence at ~ O'clock
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IT Ncw-Jerusntem WOrsh'p.-Prof BUSH viii
preach TOMORROW Sunday EVENING at The Stuy-
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MORNING QOl o'clock) in Brooklyn, at the Clinon-st
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