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mo- 54s.1
Notice OF the csta blishment OF three additional
land districts In the state Of Iowa.
IN pursuance OF the act change the
boundaes dirtcts the If Iowa, aud for
other pu approved 3D. 1855 which
sd Is hereby declared and made
xnowa office for the TURKEY DISTRICT" has
In Wnnsshek county that Tor the
Fosr DopsE pIsrRIcro DnpaE Wehrt county
md that GY the Sioux Cry, la God
,uty county
Given under my hand city Of Washington this thirty FIRST
lay october, A. ~. 1885,
By order Of the President; .--
- ~ THo5. A.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned % the General Land Office
WOW a-law6w lint. and start
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nMELIING-HOUsE and Grounds ON Georgetown
Heights Tor sale rsntDnmbarton for years the residence
q. for The grounds
tho sufficient for large family
splendid particular descIip
ton will be at dis
Apgyio A. HYDE, Georgetown.
Dee 21--iaw4w
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pHoCt II Es WINES. sIQUof~, sc We beg leave
VI Of friends and be public 10 our stuck
fresh groceries, consisting .f--
Fin. green and black
Java. Rio, nnd LRguayra cofees
Rchned and brown
tamiiy, sunrihne, aud aour, In bts- and bags
Cheese, lard htins. and shoulders
Grain and spices OF every description
And every other sruce make complete aso
ment
wiaes, Liquors, aud Gig RS
Madeira sherry csret and champagne wines OF avor
brsrda and parf very superior
Fine hrani,es, whskeY, gins, &C., IN wood and glass
Together with large stock OF Havana Germsn and domes
cgus, .,.
goSs with many other articles when
hsi he such prices ~ make an ndncrmrn
aes and the give call before supplying Their wan
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, b co
South eide Penn avenue, between AZ and 9th sieru'
Oct0-isw3wf
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iOtis q. DsvER Com,ni--ioner Of Co"rt 81
Claims, 81 Dppdgay, corner Of ~ street New YORK.
Retire. sherman, Co.. Messrs heebe
Coz Hor. Luther Bradh, lanes W. Gerard, ESQ., VIM ,s,u
New YORK Mesrr-. Rrgs o." Hon Elisha Nn'
sey, Irepn u Bradley, e-q Washington, II. q. -
BtsenIeep OF the bar and ao,ans nj or near Washnfo
appointment II place OF taking dpos
of,er Of Thomp.en, COUNSELLOR SC, M, ron
OMAR the Cw Hal) whosi th. pnaeVs'u
hogs leave make particular reference. : nysppuY
Oct lo-2awlm j. o. pbNb"Ne~
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Triescmar-rhc Gscat European Discovery,

sEdio,s OF The above papers will please copy and
bills ihe Office, cohaia ia notice.
l2-law3w
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Government COnraes-l. When commissioned officer o.
other agent Of the United States makes with
person FOR the and benefit and with due authority
law such officer other public agent Is not responsible =
the party, whose only remedy Is against the governneut
But IN making contracts with any claiming 70 ae
for the government Il Is the duty Of the party contracting Z
inquire che authority OF such agent officer without
which il doubtful whether the contract Affects the
ment
3. II public officer however, make government con
tract without authority and which, therefore, does not bne
the government such ecer is himself personally responsible
10 the contracting party.
T. But public ocer other agent though contracting
for the government may if he fit make himself the re
spopsbe party, either exclusively in addition 70 the gov
eTnment.
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General LaAd 05iee-Sarpeys "a Washington Territory
The annual report Of the surveyor general Of Washington
Territory year has been received by the Commits
OF the General Land Office Ii is accompanied with
maps Of the Territory, Of which embraces the range
country situated between the Pacific and the Cascade
mountains This the present field OF active surveying
aons, and the map gives description OF the
and already surveyed and of the contemplated survey
Another map shows the country lying between the Cascade
and Rocky mountains, according the best data in the
veyor generals Office These maps win prove yauabls
acquisition TO the stock of public documents, and win Be
found very useful TO -migrants-
large number of new surveys recommended and es
mated for by the general the side of Puget
sound the Straits Of uan de Fucs and the Gulf Of Georgia
extending the head OF the sound northern terri
toria line of 50 degrees north latitude. Some curious fac
given by the surveyor general in bis report concerning
forest in this region OF the trees Of which (r) meas
fifteen feet in diameter with heg OF two hundred feet
There also ferns fifteen feet high. This forest es
mated be about three hundred years old and what Is
remarkable j growing among the PROSTATE trunks OF trees
which give indications of having attained similar d
mansions and the same old age.
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PARIS FASHIONS NovEDEh-our lady readers viii
no doubt read the subjoined with great gravity, if
guso The information is furnished by the Paris
pendent OF the London News:
aThe novelties OF the approaching season to be
seen in the windows Of the leading fashionable shops
Paris Commencing with the materials that appear gener-
ally sought after in the first rank must mention be
ing always fashion, plain velvet Of every shade and
which for dark il covered with black lace Lighter
colors are trimmed with white lace English pom
fAleHcon Next les pelours epiagiss specially des
tined for ball dresses, which last year with
hounces for the skirt This kind Of velvet is seldom made
but Of light coiors for ball dresses We have next for sol
rees the reogrs inperai and the colours lie,
raores GHgey OF plain and sober shades also much
IL material much sought after for mourning
After this have and very rich kind OF robe,
sisng Of alterns,cd hands Of velvet and prs antique
mors antique and satin Nothing be nobler than these
materials combined in the skirt The aors antique
is also Of light and lively shade petite rstes IL satin
which form Scotch squares plain plaid ground The
pelHs ieRaB1 also very bne su which, with the
damask and the sros dc Tour divide the this
son.
Feathers also will be much used for winter ornaments
but instead Of little tufts formerly long feathers will be
border he 'front.' and fall undulatng to finish of
at the side
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DkPARrAESr, August 3, less.
hereby boilers Of sock Of the loan authorized
by 1885, and aer the 10Th November,
whole will be purchased BY
this al any tine pre- November
per premium viii be paid In addition to he sums
expressed in The certificates
And the holders other of the United
States, purchases the amount OF tcooo VIII
be during period at the following rates
the loan of 1884, premium Of per cent Ter Stock
iS4S Of 6 cents end for
1885, COMMONLY called TeHnsndem
nifty stock, premium OF six per cent.
viii aowed the ra.e stipulated In The eer
Gates July day of settlement here, with one
day sddon TcasnrsT's draft cach the party
Certificates transmitted this department under the present nos
ce duly assigned United States by the early ep
tied receive the purchase money
Payment drafts The assist
Boston, York, Philadelphia the parties
entitled receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
$50 aa& Secretary of the Treasury.
Aug 4-difiNovN INTEL Star.
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THE subscriber hand 600
Of for CEN
They seedlings
and guaranty Them NY silver leaf maple
Union all
Philadelphia,
they Tncy ssunisd Nv
furnished Horse chesinu om 70 feet high, md Europeas
high, Of rich soiage
Prces according
Come and fos calling
Maher, public gardener.
There growing in ,hs Pfesaen, grounds standing
silver Of the Stock which
ordered planted 1896, which remarked
plant rapid growth protect my
did II of
stable and "a yards Rorh, aud
yards OIL square
perces would 1900 pubic
meeting shelter o 600 array you
doubt, and ior yourselves
JAMES MAHRR.
Nov Ii--I Public Gardener.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Were II not that with expectancy there less
element We should be inclined pronounce the week which
has just closed upon exceedingly dali The fears
and hopes the expectations and apprshenon widely
ertaned by transient and permanent population the
time draws for the meeting Of the congregated wisdom
OF the country have alone prevented general sagnaon in
our social, business and political worlds. The railway
steamboats, and stages have brought bat few passengers
the metropolis during the days The business
shopkeePers has been principally confined inquiring
customers Our markets have been sy attended and
differently supplied and proud line of country
wagons has been has been this weeks work
ngsIjast square and half About sumptuousy-
furnished hotels there Is air OF quiet privacy and
remen which anything bat pleasing their proprie-
tors IL Is true that among the feeble incidents Of the
week, mention might be made Of attempt the part
few Of citizens respond the election
New York, Maryland and Massachusetts, but recollection
OF the uniform Of the democratic party when
beers have been reused the necessity of united action
strieed popular demonstration TO the ignition Of shingles and
shavings.
The Harrison and Pyne English operate troupe
short engagement the Holiday Street Theatre, Bat
the 18th of this month. They will appear in
Warrington and il report speaks truly they win be
ceeded by the divney incompatible the incomparably
divine, Rachel. Tickets only three dollars.
Those old ayorites the Kunkels appear Odd Fellows
Hall this week. welcome always awaits them
We have merely and room enough that the
dramatic spectacle Of Mazeppa greeted last evening
the National Theatre by overlooking house.
The board Of managers Washington City Protestant
Orphan Asylum gratefully acknowledge the following dona
tons
Mrs. Susan ireland $500
Mrs. 0ge Taylor so
By order of the Board.
SUSAN X. COKE, Secretary
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MAcAuLAys GREAT woRS.-AS ENORMOUS SUBSCRIPTION
Speaking Of Nacauays volume, the London CORES
pendent Of the Liverpool Albion says;
The first volumes published at 32s-the nex
two be the 4h OF December to be 3Gs but
far from this increase of price checking the demand
has seemingly stimulated IT. for the subscription is
ahead OF the other The list is looked upon of the
greatest curioses Of ltera;urehe right sort of tera
tore significantly called s;erngtha has been seen,
siderng the weight and worth of the commodity since
Moores Life Of Byron. In the Row alone the first day
the number reached ZOO One Of the largest houses the
largest Longmans themselves and who have the
chief provincial trade-namely Simpkins-aer taking
1000 wished 10 take another 1000 but could not be per-
rniited though they subsequently, obtained additional
800 This however fell short of Westend librarian, who
took 700; think of that for circulating brary-up-
wards Of 1000 for supply Of one book The meropo-
subscription has doubtless by this Tine exceeded 5000
which At the lowest possible calculation, would leave
clear profit Of 10000 But then there the country sub
scrption amounting to at least half as much more and
assuming the whole subscription to be the Of
moiety OF the fetal sale within the ensuing year. there win
be 10000 copies disposed of 1885, which is the ratio the
learned in these matters reckon Up Saturday "a 00o
copies were subscribed for and the number will probably
reach 10000 that it will be scarcely possible to publish
so early December A.
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they content 10 take themselves OF only but they took
with them ok horses belonging different gentlemen Of
this county besides various articles Of clothing bedding
&C They were Supplied, too with firearms la short
would appear that they either possessed good deal OF
forecast or prompted their action BY some agent
Of The underground railroad
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Of the Detroit Free Press writes follows in regard
this section Of country:
This emphaically iron country In every direc
ton where the steps of the explorer penetrate iron
less purity is found Its veins ramify through
rocks and stones. The whole soil is impregnated, and
frequently the sands of the shore nged with its oxide
Bouders of iron scattered at random On the high
est part Of the Jackson mountain remarked them bare
gliStening in the An Engshman, but just arrived
in America who has had long experience manufactu-
er and has possessed facilities for extensive observation
Of iron mines in England and the continent d.
rected X Collins the iron region OF Lake Superior
he came unbeevng thinking the story OF these iron hills
a Yankee humtug' The utmost stretch Of his ex-
pecations could reach the reality which he found lie
saws that the truth told in England would he secuted rs
arran mposture-that the iron men of the Old World
could of deposes of iron such stupendous
scale
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ALL-Shsrs DAY IN New oaLEass.--The Delta of the
"a inst says:
As has been custom for years on All-Sants Day
we Yesterday evening visited the several cemeteries of the
city 10 enjoy in with the great majority of the
these decorated cities of the dead. With difficulty
edged way through the crowds of all ages sexes col
or and conditions that amIned up the these
homes Of the departed and found ourselves in the
midst OF which augured Of lie and pleasure
than Of death and The tombs deeked out in
all the flowers immortas draperies and other insignia
mortality and immortality that the love OF friends and rel
atives could devise their procure to ornament
the last earthly resting places Of their friends and relatives
dead aud winding their way among the gaily-decked
tonbs were throngs of beautiful ladies and smiling chill
dren in holiday attire, and busy busting men, whose
thoughts appeared be entirely absorbed 10 the present.
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coon NOVA chattel loan company is about to 20
into operation Philadelphia It's object is make sd
Of money personal property upon terms and
dtous which may be just to the necessious borrower and
the same time 6ted facilitate and encourage him to
redeem the pledge II is also intended protection
against heextoon and abuse Of ordinary awnbroker
system.
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BY JAMES c. Meg uInE. Aact,oneer.

HOUSE AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD At PUBLIC
III Wednesday aernoon November IL, at o'clock on
premises shall SELL without lot No T. IN square No
norih between l9tb and
back lis feet inches, with the improve
mcnis brick dwelling houses WIN sna
Terms: One cash The residue ia monhs,
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
Nov Cd la
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Marble work Marble work-For sale

THE hand variety Of American and Italian
MARBLE MONUMENTS, of beautiful design and
which he the attention. Of The pubic
OF other kind marble
will End him call The marble
qualify and w be sold low
Tar prk Ct n be obtained at The North
Also, stock Of highly finished MARBLE MAN
TELs, which will be sold al reduced prices
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Brown Stone ard door from l3s street,
National Theatre.
Noyf
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Dexter's Hotel,

Formsriy the Areape House.
THE andersrnsd recently n the National Hotel in this e'y
having q and commodsous
re6sd
elegant substantial
hens leave and the public that h viii be
reception the 18th instant
u,y,rs engaged Of
pabIc he has no hesitation ssyins viii with other
,ablishmen In the United States.
ll-eodrm
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rosr OFFICE prpAArMEsT.

Here Post Ogsces.The following post offices have
been established and the following named gentlemen APP
pointed posnasters:
wiona Bureau county, Illinois Allen b. Isaacs, post
Cedar Hill. Henry county, Illinois, Lorenzo Eldrdge,
postmaster.
Hawthorne, McDonough county, Illinois, Wm +. Blan-
din, postmaster.
Pokeepsie, Hardin county, Iowa; VIM. H. Foote, post
Madison Jones county, Iowa; II. A. Fay, postmaster
Gravity, Taylor county, Iowa John Banks postmaster
Sugar River, Montgomery county, Indiana; Thornton
Griifiths postmaster.
York Centre, Steuben county, Indiana Henry Edrdge,
postmaster.
DiscoatinaeThe following named post Offices have been
discontinued:
Pewabic La Pointe county, Wisconsin.
West Miles, Cayuga county, New York.
4opointuaeaf Of Route Ayem-Mr. VIM. Pendieton, Of
Connecticut be agent the line of the New Haven
and Bellows Falls railroad in the place Of W. H. Lyman,
signed.
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NY ,. e. MCGUIRE, AucsiOnerr.
TyxECUToR's SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
II eGctsou Tuesday morning. November - nj 10 O'Clock
o the Capt Easily Of
al sell all furniture and household
effects:
Mahcg sny-c case piano forte and stool
Walnut French sofa, and ladies' chairs
Tive mahogany sofa oiiomans, foofsSooI<
Mahogany card and side tahses, rockers
ssd side chaire
Gilt-frsmc looking Rasses, siabs, and brackets
Three ply and ingram carpets, olcloshs
Handsome oil psiHuA<s, eBgravinsn
Mshogany sidcboard dining table
China, glass, and crock~fy table cutlery
High and low post bcdstesds, bur. aus
Feather bed, mauressss bedding
Secretary and bookcase, tahies, chairs
Cooking, radiator, ard other stoves &c.
Together with general Of household and Kitchen
Gas and under. cash; sum- a
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
ny order of the executors
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Nov Sd Aacfiorecr
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DEMOvALThe undersigned, Monday, The ath instant,
viii remove ONCE Ranking Hcuse Ib
OATS sssdsu wers, Co.. wsrs shsy viii continue general
'''-"s 10 '-S'''s SITTER, LEA, co.
Nov g-aeod
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Fashionable Dancing,

III MUNDER, Of Dsncins Georgetown Co'ge
ii and principal racher in washington cy mas
pnbBc
aIy ina, he Will resume The Thursday No
venber e. Assembly Hs tsdoDins the star
lsdcs ard masters aue ON
at for gentlemen he feels s-ura ihai he
puTs former classes
suirirpi guarantee superior ~ instructor
Prof bcss public The anseunffd
MS sy National Theatre, which
al, did by upwards Of 4,0tN persona.
added
which The location IL
niept 10 persons residing any part Of ibe city
rays Tuesday aad Thardsy al o'eiock, M
7. gentlemen cns for young
married and Gentlemen will be formed shortly
his caes-s VIII rIeasc apply ~ Mr. John
Es< Tenth street 10
Prof NJ al hall. the above dsya.
subscription the rases OF fi,oss
wishing the Only S. tot the
Nov 6-di6f
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Washington House, =
(Fsrracrv GsSsss's,l
Noriwes corner Of ard Pepnyivsns avenue,
Washington City, ID. c.
CoRsAN BAKER, Proprietor,
Oct l7-dImo
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rVRUsTEEss SALE VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE CsPf-
oOn Monday afternoon November 49, IT ocioes, on the
suescber OF deed OF rust dated
Lihes j. A. s. No 81 feFs $40,
Ac one Washington county, lot No. IN
sonax - Delaware between south
and @ b.. running back aSout 100 feet
the Cspskci
suct i must b~co vatusble In short
Term. Onehvd the six months,
v,,h ipersat, ~ deed Of premises
- THOT. J. FISHER Trustee.
las. q. MCGUIRE.
kBcrasecr.
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Tor THE FALL TRADE---sTEvESs, Brovns Hotel
II complete sentiment ri sens~
OF b~.s
bought the
vii, he cf the Baysg excusvsy
be Of The newest and hest styles.
aTEvEWS'H
Hov9-M SAVES Room, Browns Hotel
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fsESTLKMEN'S sIfAWI&.-A very large q
baws this day opened, Of the and best Styles
At sTEyEssS
Nov a--3if Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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BY Il Ell Z G n A r IL.

Explosion On a Steamer
BuFFALo Nov l0The propeller Finley burst her boiler,
OF Port Sany C. W. Thursday The after part Of the
entirely blown away and she sunk Immediately.
Seven and lost and fifteen saved
BY cngng pieces of the wreck These picked by
a schooner and taken into Port Robinson last night
Another Espiosion.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l0The freight train locomotive the
Pennsyva road exploded yesterday, Pennington
ye Chandler, the fireman. killed, and John Wilhelm,
the engineer blown above the telegraph wire, which
broke with his weight His thigh fractured and be in
jured internally.
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NILE RAoHEra--The New York papers say that Rachel
sss made great bit in the character Of Lady Ttuife
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REMARKABLE LApy.-Mrs Dolly Brown, Of New
buryport who has eghtyseven summers land appa-
renuy many less winter appeared at the Lowell Bank
yesterday ays the Courier for her dividend She could
read her and her shares upon the books of the
bank without glasses and signed her with fair and
but slightly tremulous hand The cashier expressed his
cordial satisfaction at her visit aud informed her that she
was now the oldest stakeholder.
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jured internally.
ADJUSTMENTS.
national Theatre.
Also, Of Museum, Baltimore.
PRICES ADxrssros.
GALLERY ...............,..5
coofed
Proscepurn boxes $50 4 g.
Pirate boxes
Orchestra seats +.......-....-...--
Wednesday, until O'Clock Checks NOT transferable
Doors open al 81 O'Clock p m Curtain rises al ~ O'Clock pre-
ELEVENTH DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
The STAR of the Night.
JOHN T. OWENS
The popular comedian accomplished who will
"a The federal city for nigh, only, as Dromio
Of Syracuse, in The
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
And rs Jskey n a sketch, ens,ieda
GLANCE AT BALTIMORE
Ma.sas, WIN iIseI ssaa., asa me
''''i rt SsapI na, ,ess'es. WIN do
steamers, &C, sailing on
WEDNESDAY, EvGxms, Nov. IA, less
The performance viii commence with shakspsre's
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Dron,o of syracuse. Mr. Owens
Drono Of Ephesus. Mr. Jeher'on
To conclude drama, originally for Mr. J. Z.
Owens, entitled
A GLANCE AT BALTIMORE.
Jakey, Of the B'IIoys.. Mr. John e Owens
Daehv -. .e.e'''"
W. walsck jr, engaged viii shortly his appear
Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams engaged apsel
tas Mal I.rn5,
Odd Fellows Hall, seventh street.
Positively for One onlyi
Commencing Monday evening, November -,
RUSKEL's OPERA TROUPE,
And the
WELLS CHILDREN, EDITH AND WILLIE
Frs, appearance Of
MEssRs. T. wooDARD. ]. WHITAKER, AND JOE
who win appear respective roles conjunction
TIE OLD FAvoRITEs,
In rboir -elec, entertainments.
Admission IS Boots open eX O'Clock at
Eovil-u
,IcLEop's Landscape Picsures.-The ram, for these
III paintings viii take place TAS ssesrs aeek
Noyu Bookstore, street.
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
dr.wn number. Of the Grand Con'odaed
Lottery ~, drawn November g. 1855
IA, % aI 4th 5,h 9Th sh Irh Isth
81 So Z IS IL so rs 81 10 "a % 40 90 80
The following The drawn number, O me ra'ap'co institute
Lottery, class No as drawn November y, 1893
ls "a I'd an 7'h gh 10Th Iiih l2,h iah
IL 6 81 AZ "a % 80 IL 81 10 40 ~
p. X. Brennan.
General Agent for the Contractor. Baltimore.
Nov lit
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CHRISTIANITY CHsA-In 1888 there only some
half Protestant Christians who could be assembled
together for religious worship in China Now there
daily religious services at Hong Kong and st all the open
citiesa in all-upon the Sabbath, where
thousands 60 worship and the whole of Chinese
minds stirred up by body Of insurgents of whom one
prominent characteristic is their rejection Of doatrous
worship