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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-28
Messrs. J. N. II. Patrick. Vim. F. Lock.
wood, E. F. Mason, B. Bates. and others.

In accordance with the arrangements
concluded in the above correspondence, a
large number of the personal friends of
the Hon. JOHN G. Turk partook of stump.
tuous repast, prepared by the host and
hostess of the Bates House in Dakota City.
After the wants of the inner man had been
satisfied, the President Of the evening,
Hon. J. N. II. PATRICK, concluded very
happy speech by the following toast, fol.
lowed by others, which we print below in
the order they were furnished Us BY gen
tleman Of Dakota Cry:
l.. Our distinguish guest, the Hon. JONI
c. TURK-the best OF citizens and friends,
the ripe scholar, talented lawyer, and faith
full public officer.
The response Of Mr.. TUX to the above
toast was very appropriate and highly in
| terestng, and was delivered with that flu
ency and eloquence which haze won for
ME IlriReK bis high reputation as an orator
2. United states-The rapid growth in
power. wealth and population, has demon
tsrated conclusively that Republican, and
not monarchlal, are the true principals OF
government.
| Response by Judge LOCKWOOD.
3. Nebraska-One of the garden spo,s
OF the world. where the agricuIturaist
from every country and cline can find a
desirable and welcome home.
Response BY W. G. CRAWFORD.
4. lowa-iier La,ural resources. and
the energy and enterprise of her citizens,
will soon make her one Of the foremost
States in the Union.
Response by DR. YEoMANs.
S. The President of the United States
and the Democratic party.
Response BY j. N. II. PATRICK.
6. Sioux City-Its position in the North
West, on the Missouri River, and the ter
minous Of the Dubuque railroad. is bound
~ time to make it city in size as well as
name.
Response by J. W. BosLER.
I. Dakota City-Young in years and
size, but large in hopes, prospects and fu-
ture greatness.
Response by Mayor Bates.
8. The Mines of Nebraska-May their
rich unbounded treasures reward bouute-
ously all who seek them, and none more so
than the energetic and enterprising ci,i-
zens that 60 from the Missouri slope.
Response BY 7. J. COLLIER.
The Members Of the last Legislature
from Dakota County.
Response by JOHN TArFE.
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When yon are offered great bargain.
the value Of which Won know nothing ab,u,
which yon are to ct a. half Price, being
it's yoa'-doat you do H.
When young lady catches you alone.
lays violent hands on you, expressing kiss
IN every glance-dont you do il.
When horse kicks you, and You feel a
strong disposition to kick the horse in re-
turn-donf yon do it.
If on odd occasions your wife should ex.
claim to you, now tumble over the cradl a
and break your neck, do don't you do
II.
When You have any business to transact
with modern financier, and he asks YOU
to 90 and dine with him-dont you do IL.
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Public Dinner.
DAKOTA ClrY, N. T., u
April IL, 1859.

DAKOTA ClrY, Mt, L.
April IL. 1859. !
Hos. ions 9. TUax4 ID
sir-You will confer lsor On the N.
designed, eitissss Of Dakota, v fixing
An early day beSors yos leave tie city, on
which it win b eouvenient for yol to NEST
with your fellow citizens and numerous
friends ct public dinner.
Associated as you have been with us
since the commencement of the City, BY
your urbanity and worth a. private ci.i.
zen, and the faithful and able discharge
Of your onerous duties IS public officer,
you have we'll merited this slight testimo-
NAL Of their regard. To meet you around
the festive board will be to US An infeign.
ed pleasure, which We hope you will NOT
decline. 1@% u. .#~& "
a Respectfully your "fe .#
Obedient servants,
VIM. F. Lockwood, J.. N. II. Patrick,
Z. +. Mason, ,4 Barnabas Bates,
W: G. Crawford, Thos. 7. Collier,
John B. Ziegler, W. L. Canadian,
Jas. ". Virtue, and others.
-.-.. REPLY.
DAKOTA CRY, N. T.
April 18th 1859
GENTLEMEN Your note Of yesterday
inviting me to meet and participate with
my fellow citizens at q public dinner in
Dakota, and requesting me to name day
when It will be convenient for me to do SC
before my departure, has been received.
This request, coming as it does, from
those with whom have been SO intimate
ly and pleasantly associated during the
past two years, in the discharge Of public
and private duties, and of whose uniform
kindness I have been the constan,
recipient renders it peculiarly grateful
to my feelings, and leaves to me nc
choice of reply.
beg leave therefore to suggest Wednes
day the 10th inst, as day that will be
convenient to me for the purpose indicated
Very truly, your friend
and fellow citizen,
JOHN C. TURK.
Messrs. J. N. H. Patrick. Vim. F. Lock
wood, E. F. Mason, B. Bates. and others
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AUCTION SALES.
by Jas. c. MCGUIRE co, Aucuoneers

VsRUSTEEB SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IL Real Estate, IN fairax county Ia se state Of girgna)u
"Wednesday The si Day Of March 1852 II ~ O'Clock
shall SELL die premises and by decd
from Asa Gladnon and GadoD lbs sir Lambert
executed Anc admitted county
IN the az fglda, The following lying
and being in Fairfax county the Stale VIRGINIA bounded
follows, VIII beginning A,
spring branch poles the az fan corner II
Adanss sale Ben H. Thornton; thence
30 W. S. poles p, small white T. 45s
poles, G. stump by which small naples,
thence 81 80 SO poles % D spanish thence leaving
fhorntons and running n 2sA5, 81 poles +, white
OAK saings of said Adaiss purchase
dolfh; with line Of the n 81 poles
high the side te Lecsburg Alexandra
thence The SAID road n 81 as poles planted
Pages sale 10 Lpscenb; thence
82ss $40 poles p 10
planted; shonoe
juDcinB the Spring Brsnch thence
poles, the beginning, containing ga acres,
Terms Of sale; One fourth cash the balance
the purchaser give fr The said balance bis three equal
froisorg notes payable with interest," respectively
three after day sale
the premises
complied with within Of
the right premises
be shall thnk beIur tho ersus
therein, the risk aud expense The eaulsng purchaser
LAMBERT TREE, Trustee.
JAs'C. Mcguire a. CO.
Feb B-eOdEds AuctOnecrs
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from OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
Nav YonK, FRIDAY night

Nav YoAK, FRIDAY night
February A. 1859.
,r sewnrsi-speaking doubtless, ON behalf Of the
siIgahs- Ia his reecsst speech ON the Cuban
siion that although cuia Was certainty gfnFitatrg
II u he narent continent the coincidence Of peoes
IA opartunitv' had not yet arrived, and gave the
"A u understand that lac thong ht the coincidence never
III -i We until he Scwarde some OF has political
tsil5ts, Ned tie reins Of power This speech was
e. eavoraby received BY The p5oife, hose voice
80 leaa,,S ac still obliged TO heed. II was shut
1. - ;Florie.,l and emnently factions and the
. h ~ fdcScrv Of svery description. The know
,or.n,, ~ the Seward doctrine is given in the
yors Express Of to-day 5..eter the head OF ''sug-
,.,nntras.v n The EXPRESS does not say that the
mi 4 - grasiiang back to the psicSa continent but
.,s that la the course of time, 70, VIII poine
M he island might be honoraby Acquires q spain,
nroruorated into the Union The Express uocs Dol
n tbst senator Seward aud the republicans arc the
Nan ho can acquire the island consistently with
s,fp prndcnee, Justice, and national honor - but it
Il taf II viii require g the lofty patriotism the sober
latist, ard far reaching wisdom and steady hand
! rat,rd Flmofc hatksd by TIE Intellectual ability
n nrpureheusiye craftsmanship II Edward Everett,
mia the ACQUISITION honorably and peaceably. The
IadE II t,-rssst The argument rs the same Ncthlng
babred hut t, flaisic. pfesidert Buchanan, Sena-
| slidel All the other statesmen, ard All the people,
H. have an overpoweIins conviction OF the Desirable
Il ~ adding Cuba To the national domain, are
ching hut ps.t;sars end q ambitious dcfnagogucs-
ey are incapable OF comprcaessrr The Question Ne
n docs understand il but such .'siaterrasn and
riots as Willard Fillmore and Edward hyciett-
hey have said that q Cuba wous~ be most acsi',p''
|1ustion under certain circumstances - ue'
mot be accused OF being q old fogyish ~ and VIXEN the
universal unanirnity Of sentiment is expressed Ia
Ur of boDorably acquiring and incorporating Cuba,
j man whom only State ia the Union wished to
axe President Is the only one who give effect 70
bat sentiment ina becoming manner The q heels
|G-head democracy may acquire Cuba, and prob
ply viii do so but they will not do 1t in that
moral " lofty, patriotic, ''sober," sconBer-
Fdye g far rcaching steady, 4 intellectual g
able q statesrnanlike' tye gods! what string Of
Erlatory adecivesl manner that apurc know nothing
|ald arrange it. Who dares TO saw that the know
billings and republicans trading politicians p
dr little bargains last fail only the ebullitcns OF
passion for fusion Of the opposition, pure patriot
b. and the most dsinierested desire to get office Ill
e people did say that the first subject discussed at
fusion conventions was, bow viii You rods ~ But
|Ht cannot be The know -nothings are too - moral
aksf moral To his shirt COLLAR of anything
PAT could shock " the moral sensibilities Of mankind
ADSIJM
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i, again in that directions these are amongst
Incidents Of cur progress since The year 1876.
~ psw turn Of events imposes new obligations
a.. federal government. ID is not unlikely that
7" enter the western portions
bgusand people VA - wear.
,nsas and Seffasks artfnE fine prs.....
Win establish gossrpisent They VIII require
,alities ior shey VAL e atisSh5 q the tinted
q engaged in lawful, and we trust, profitable
nv contributing indirectly their share into the
j treasury. All these things are lessons to
ross relating to the future Of the great West,
|.;s,sps the consolidation Of all oar oonii-
i,,a,osl5 and looking to an ea-sy occupation Of
,ho,e country by our people. The CONSTRUCTOR
.avays. bridging the Mississippi, 10 the Mis-
river has annihilated the fifteen hundred miles
100 Intervening between the Atlantic coast and
Great Plains, and opened the latter 10 emigration
I .s4tement. Il is full time that these events
Ia tsein TO exert their Influence upon the legis-
!, mind Of the country Nothing that is done IL.
: r.y can be taken back-the current, gathering
,nrtb and majesty, win move ON, till its great
.,;ou shah be performed in the complete conquest
tbe whole interior Of the country.
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African SuosR CASE--We have been presented by Or.
J. IT, Edwards who resides in Chocoolooco valley ia this
county, with beautiful, clear specimen OF sirur made
from the Omseana, No. African sugar cane which
said 10 be better than the Chinese This specimen is
decidedly the dearest and finest favored Of any that
have IL Is in fact Of such superior quality that Eve
cents 10 the gallon has been offered for it than the
best New Orleans moiasscs
The DR. informed that he sent 10 France for works
ON the subject and also for implements to test and
utscture, besides obtaining information from Encsnd
Scotland and Germany lie made ], so2 gallons Of
lasses end about s75 pounds of sugar and has still
hand m 10 barrels of moissse which he is Offering 30
sell AZ so cents per gallon.
FROM go TO 300 gallons Of juice obtained from
an acre OF land. and gallons from ripe produced
one OF rup The Is known TO I've ripe by bursting
Mt the joints Clay land proved be better than bottom
land
The mill, by which 500 gallons per day could be
pressed out Is easily worked by one horse and about 500
gallons could be boiled down Ia Eve hours
5'cksr'rdlt lFia.) Rpub2icaz
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York city with than usual oci The seventh regi-
ment, National Guard The seventy first regiment,
American Guard and the eighth regiment Washington
rays viii make fulldress parndes the occasion. On
that day each member of the National Guard win be pre-
scented with handsomely bound volume containing the
history Of Mount Vernon and full Of the visit
to Richmond also complete history Of the regiment
from its organization 10 tine present day. The book is
got up by gentleman Of New York city at expense Of
So 900 After the presentation the officers Of the regi-
neut win give grand banquet The Order Of United
Americans have invited Hon. John Minor Bolts 10 adj
dress them at the Academy of Music The Washington
Association have grand soiree and banquet The
remen to have grand playing tournament at the
Fifth ward liberty pole The common council have appro-
pated the OF two thousand dollars pay for oI
hcaton second edition of the Metropolitan Hotel at
fnir that occurred few years ago, may be expected
The board OF Ten have appropriated the
seventy five dollars for the celebration Of the children
Randall's island
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New Jersey Legislature on Quarantine.

TnES4oK, n j., Feb. An the senate to-day, Mr.,
Clifford offered additional resolution quarantine
the effect that Congress has night TO authorize the
city State of New York TO establish quarantine sta
ton at Sandy Hook any other portion Of the terri
tory of New Jersey without her consent and that amy
attempt or that purpose should be and VIII be resisted
the part of New Jersey by all lawful and constitutional
means. The resolution was referred
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st. LoUs, Feb. 4.-The Salt Lake mail Of the 18th
nt has arrived having reached St Josephs siN days
ahead OF the contract time The district court had ad-
oured, but the legislature stiil Ia session. Major
Cerpenning the contractor for the Salt Lake and Paor
Vile mail route arrived ia seventeen days from Salt
Lake He expects 10 reach Washington city within nine
teen DAYS from the Pacific
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Markets.

Nav YohK, Feb 5.--Cotton Is dull-sAlcs o. 900
hAcs Flour il hTm-salos Of 900 bbls State s. 20
s. 30 Ohio So 70 a Sc IS southern, IS IS a SO 10.
Wheat is hrm-saes Of 600 bushels Kentucky white
81 70 Corn il frm-sales Of H. 600 bushels white 50
81 cents yellow, so e. cent. Provisions steady.
Whey b quiet at 20 cents Rosin is heavy at 81 ia
Rice Is quiet at 81 a cents
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By Jas. Q. McGuIRE q Co, Anctioneers.

FTyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
OF trust Bearing date on the
23t day MAY d. 1857 and duly recorded
1874 oo 37 the land records for Washington county
Of Columbia the undersigned
front u the premises, Thursday the 1 day
runry D. 1852 at four O'Clock D. she part
square No 49, in the city Washington the
having front Of % feet and 10 inches and running
OF The lot. T. {.
Terms casl eqnal
payments and twelve mouths Interest y
compiled with within 1--WE Days Otherwise the
Tfgh rctlAi the risk AND of The FIRST purchaser
AL oonvoyancing al the purchasers
WA IA. WARD. Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE a. Co,
Feb6-d AuctoneerE
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Utah Judiciary.

ST. Lous, Feb. 5.--The Republican publishes letter
from Salt Lake in which il is stated that the federal
judges viii return ia the spring satisfied that all efforts
to enforce the law are useless.
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cs@-~ @ri'S ninth annual sale Of books
DEN. r. FREs~- casiaayis old store between luti
Il and rtaaguarf al ahctsn, THURSDAY EVENING
apd Ilth xrsctsj Pennsylvania
ard gyerv evening uuH fc Ftnt dispos. or lis odd
seven years Ssns Dc iaapfg q SOC
rastarerg the largest ara best seAtea
brought city MANY Of The books ot5Ba rioh Tay
anfsue antique and hall bindings Illustrated ana fHAted
The books ares al warranted and perfect
Books Private during half publishers prices
Auction every evening O'Clock
j. G. MCGUIRE h CO.
,,a, 19w Aucioneers.
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THE OFIAAOn Monday evening 10 be favored
with the Italian Opera. which win doubtless attract the
ashorsbies and the musclovers TO the Theatre Those
who intend going viii do well TO secure scats in ad-
vance.
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err RAnnoAp.H will be seen by our congressional
report that the Senate occupied during the session Of
yesterday in discussing the question Of city railroad 10
necessary Tor the comfort and the prosperity this me
tTopoIs and Of Georgetown. There no definite ao-
tion and pleased TO that Senator Brown in
tends TO CAN up tho question for nal vote on Moaay
morning.
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caAs r Holly
r. KINNEY cHAs r HeIs
KINNEY & HOLLY.
.aRorneys-G- Lar and General Land Agmts,
sHlra rrr-x- ~ q


NEBRASKA CRY, N. r.
n AND WARRANTS located and sold Lands
bought and Sold faxes psd Money estate
security 80 and so Collections aio and
faction guaranteed.
Refer Of Missouri Polk Missouri;
Iowa; Senator hssn, Iowa Fcrgua
Territory; Craig Missouri Cobb of
Alabama; Hon j. Ncooen south Carolina; and Gov 8 W.
Nebraska Tarrioyy.
HoLY, The firm, found the
kirlwooe House, $40 Twelfth
s--2wds
GTEREOSCOPES.--Ju received and for sale at
~ greatly reeuocd prices OF
Nefe0seoIic Slides.
only by this Knowledge Of all parts
OF The world brought within cveryhcdys reach
tft and veweong from five twenty dollars according
nnrnserfhr farmer his family
ming lamp and. almost rrray, hour Europe
the East They would sight 81 Gmpus
them; they only te fr spots
show them ile friends
Egypt Nile and Bsslo.
ConstaGnoe Golden Horn
pi and III Aeropos; Rome palaces columns
&c up. Willis
FRANKLIN PHILIP
Bookseller, 332 avenue
Ftb6 Between 9Th and 10th
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


Island 5ss Illinois bonds 81 New York Central s2l ;
Pennsylvania Coal conpany Sc ReAding. 49, Ms
SCUM, Ga s4I
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Bachelors Of Arts In ooscasou ssr Mitchell compli-
nenteo she oolsesc 5o having sa an array Of students
aud The students aca ng ~te a. cusoy the educational
advantages oi snct justly ia4ncd institution.
MAJOR Bcser loudly called Cor iul the allotted
snse Had expired, and became necessary u leave the
tatr The fEesAent returned thanks and the Cadets
and fbeu guests went below. Soon the rolf Of drums
and the onieE 40 ia ma heard and as promptly
obeyed Leaving The hotel the Cadets wheeled into
column Of ssetions, and took up line Of march r
the COLLEGE, evidently well pleased with their day
IecIcation
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% rrEsnAE, FEmirAn s, at 8, y M,
MADAME I.ABGRffR and carl. FWRMFS

% TrEsn1E, FEmirAr s, al s, y. m,
MADAME IABoRifE rAHd FusMfS
will ske their only appearance principal
st grand opera which win after die
consulted olnion pahlc made 1t
Aill be announced Thursday morning
The public that the theatre only
ah part OF The audnoas thar have hod the
Pladc academies Of Music and the Boston Theatre price
al 80 winch have been checruiy these
cities, Consideration Of extraordinary number Of cay
They will therefore hoped the sele Of adopted
the two nights
Guiding a reserved for the
Subscription ticker IT, .--.--. 80 90
iishtsl /. ..+..-.. Is 90
Reserved seal fr any sfnrie right .. .--......
Frsaie Nli aafnien tickets. SO
Admission Without rsserFed seli
ORDER or THE sale
On Friday viii be sofa the subscription tickets.
Saturday and Monday he Of for
OF ihe nights.
admission tickets 81 50 eaeh) be had during the day
performance ana AZ the Gcor
The ekei ofnce viii be al Mezsro.t's Music Store,
Feb 2-U
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE a. Co., Auctioneers.
NTARSHALS SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR LII
WI qnors wines and cgarson Monday morning, February
The James Nc
execution against the goods and catties
~ James LLOYD shall SELL the highest bidder large and val
liable stock or liquors., comprising
pale and brAndics, 10 demii3hns and casks
Superior old rye wbskey, ia deBioims and barrels
Holland gn, Jauacn spirits
Port sherry madeira and champagne wines
Cacars, dcrniiulfns, decnntors. Nc. &c
$40 and under. CASH that rei n thirty sixty
ninety for satisfactorily bearing
NM 1IIaN.
e. g. Marshal ~ c.
JAS G MCGUIRE co,
Feb sd AurIiOneBrs.
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ne View Orleans Crescent estimates the product al
" cane cTp Cor 1853 at $50 zoe hogsbeaas Of sugar
| $50 600 barrels Of mossses valued AZ So 600 600
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Property the q Pnnsy and Nineteenth
Iusday afternoon February stu 1852 O'clock
premises by deed a DATED November 1854
So foios soq, The land
county public
tnu the highest duer the following described property, viz be
Tbs intersection of Iah street.
running the
81 The wall which divides the housc 81 the
Buildings second house 81 the said
commencing tencn northardy
dividing wall t yard wall aud along The line u
the stable alcy oassadiy along the line
alley said 10th thence souflwary along the
ae SAID 1sh to tho place q beginning with hs
consisting Story dwelling
brick sfable, sc Terms maoe known d sale
WIN A. MIX Trustee
JAS c. Mcguire 90,
Jan 5-2aw&1s Anchaneers.
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DR1TlSII ALMANAC and y ear Book of General
Information for 1859 containing valuable papers SANITARY
Legislation History The Museum Of Geoogy
Collections Pictures Thames Drainage
Native Indian Army Rri ard Chinese Disputes Fluctuations
Tannre q Grain ronee ~ Ia Session % Parliament
Pubic
u Private H 81 Petitions q Public Improvements oeourr
Lists II te ouseholas Ministry
u the Church f the Judiciary q
ireland OF s Colonies Lords Lieutenant Foreign Ministers
IN Queens Mini Abroad the Navy Army
Army Kings, and Heads Of Government and
ether information, Commercial Historical Political and Scientific
volume Of 3ss pages, price 81 50.
Imported by fTiANCK TAYLOR.
feb5
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nss~In consequence of the above advertisement. it
at should notice e The public that the books above
considerable belong to the estate
The library thar gentleman burnt
of his house street. In this city, ID February,
exception few hooks which happened 10 be In
parts OF tho house than his study The IRE broke out IN the
study discovery the flames possible
pari u library restored The
montgomery blair, executor
without attempt Hreience scriu
proporshp OF hom and without or catalogue
by they could identified their titles known
Among fn8ny belong persons hair the
the globe from here belonging 10 friends
of different members Of fhe family Of the deceased.
wM CAREY JONES
c STREET, February 2 1859,
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S1s- RELIGIOUS NoroE.--The Disciples will hold
regular weekly eeng worship day SUNDAY
1895 eco, CuFooran's Library Bgdng street
lsih and lsth streets Preaching by Elder Msun
1issburg Feb6
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I,LEGANT VALENTINES PHILIPS varied and
"A vaieHiioe Imported London lie now
ready inspection Prices Is O each
FRANKLIN PHILIPS Boukstnre
332 Penn ay, between sreeis.
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rr,o FAMILIES AND ACADEMIES, 6c-A Ger
man gentleman, u settled Of thonpEh Eaf e
engagement AS professor ~ iTs ~
family leach The follow ing A
~ ancient and languages mathematics in AL i TShepol
engineering surveying tho natural sciences drawing NC
address M n. o., Union u18oc, Washington ID e
IAN 29-3idk1sNs
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sk1s- FIRsr BAPTIST CHuRcH, TESrn srAErr-The
Williams HAaInere, preach to-day
tsaDday) Al ll-e'cisek an and ~, p. Feb