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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
FALL STOCK.

FALL STOCK.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING, by various
w vessels from New York and Boston, eur
FALL STOCK of GROCERIES,,
Comprising an unusually large and desirable AZ
.or,meut We invite our customers and merchants
generally visiting this market, ~ examine our
stock before making purchaScs.-Wc can, and WI!
supply them cheap n can be bought IN Baiti-
more. j. H. McyEiGH 4 son,
scr7 Prince street wharf, Alexandria.
rI,oEACCu, SEGARS. SNUFF. ic.--l5O boxes,
/ pound lump and IS Tobacco, from medium
to prime grades of the most approved brands.
comprising good assortment of best grades OF
light pressed.
American, German, aud llavana SEGARS,
large aud good assortment.
Lynchburs Smoking Tobacco in bales and pa
prrs 30 boxes Garrett & Sons Scotch snuff; 70
key. Garrett 1 Son. lous. Snuff; 80 boxes Ger
man P;pcS--good assor'incnt-juSt received and
for sale hy J. II. McVEIGII 4 SON,
.rn - Prince street Wharf.
s0n KEGS Glastine aud Sporting "iiAz1ard"
OUU POWDER; 100 half kegs do
- eases Canister Sporting and Indian d"
~ bag. SHOT. assorted Nos.
loco Is. BAR LEAD. Just received and Tor
,," ~ j. II. M"NElGH 4 Sun
sep Prince street Wharf.
INA BONES ASSORTED CANDY
IUU iuu no. halt hoxc. Bunch Eaisins
bales MnrsciIlcs Almonds
~ Pecan Nut
Filhrrts, just received and Tor
all. hy j. II. M,NElGH & son,
sep Prince street "uar''
E'iSH! FISH =
L 100 barrel, No. 3 large Msckercl
100 Medium -
2GG " small
200 prime Eastern Acwiyes, 70 arrive.
and for sale low by VI. ELDRlDGE CO..
.cu Il Union Wharf.
StTARCH. MUSTARD, ac.-
- 10 boxes Silver Gloss Starch
10 90 dozcni Mustard
) and ~. Sal .Eratus, family use,j
in store. aud for sale by
sep 10 JoIlN J. ioiNn
IOFFEE, ac.-
" 10 boxes Fresh Ground Coffee
10 /" Yeast Powders
5 Bakers Chocolate
10 Ground Pepper. in tin cans for sale
hv sop Is JOHN i. YOUNG.
nOTATOES.-3O bushels white Mercer Pota-
toes. and jars fresh Country Butter, recsiT-
ed th. day and for sale low by
seps corner Union and Queen streets
IoRN u hAL.-200 bushels fresh ground
" CORN MEAL, for sale BY
..n % J. y. HARPER 4 ca.
on0 SACKS ASHTON SALT, for sale low, to
OUU arrive.
sep % pENNYBACKER 4 PERRY BROS.
N BARRELS PICKING VINEGAR, 10 store
u and for sale by JOHN A. DIXON.
sep 5
sal KEGS AVALON NAILS, for ssie at
DUU lowest market 1ates.
sep2 PARfLo~, HILL ""
BAKERS No CHOCOLATE, COCOA, AND
ID BROMA, i'll store and for sae by
,ens JOHN A. DIXON.
COTTON YARN Cotton Yarn. By the bale or
I J package, in store and for .ale by
..p Il ALBERT W. GRAY 4 co.
IAMS.-vcry superior Sugar cured Hams, just
| i received and for sale by
mi. ALBERT W, GRAY co.
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rROUND PLASTER. constantly for sale by
(T any 20 WIN. Ii. F0WLE 4 son.
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sep H-e"ts
BY JOHN r. Observation-Disclosures
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es
~ TATE-By virtue Of Il decree of the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county. rendered on the 18th
day of May, 1859. i'll the suit Of John B. Ellison i
Sons against WIN. E. Atwel others, the under
signed Commissioner. will. on Saturday, The 29h
dayof October, 1852 al IL O'Clock, d., in front Of
the Mayors Office, in the city Of Aexandria, sell
at public auction the following real estate, in the
city Of Alexandria. viz:
a LOT OR QUARTERSQUARE0 OF GROUND.
on the north side of Princess street. east side of
ROYAL ut the intersection of said streets; fronting
on Princess street 1913 feet inches and On Royal
street, l7e feet : inches-frum which lot is to be
deducted. the portion thereof conveyed By W. f..
Atwell and wife TO John I. Gordon. which portion
il thus described. Beginning on the north side Of
Princess street the middle of the square between
Royal and Fairfax streets. and running thence
west on Princess street so feet; thence north par
allel to Royal street s. feet thence east 30 feet,
thence to the beginning.
TERHs:-Onc tenth the purchase money in cash.
and the residue in three equal payments, at 8, Il
and Is months, to be secured by the bond Of the
purchaser bearing interest, and retention of the
title until the bond is paid.
/. LOUIS MINER,
sep 24-2awts Commissioner.
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CUBA M0LASSES..
s. SANDS EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED

I HAVE engaged in the Manipulation Of GU
| AMOS. and am now ready I" supply the Far
mcrs and Planters Of the United states win mn
article which | consider superior 10 anything Of
the kind which has yet been produced, having an
unusual amount believe, of the valuable ingrcdi-
ents in this article. During my editorship OF the
american Farmer with which until within few
mouths, have been connected for % years. have
most alphabetically urged upon the Farmers and
Planters that the mixture of the Ammonlacal Gu-
ano (peruvian) with the Phosphate (Mexican,
Columbian, 6c..l WAS the best and cheapest appli-
cation 10 most crops they could apply. For more
general views upon this subject, refer to the pa
r,s of the American Farmer: and also, Ia my cir
rular lust issued land which will be forwarded to
any one desiring III in which this view is ably sus
tanned hy Dr. Bickcll, Analytical Chemist, OF this
city:
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WOOL purchased at highest cash prices. by
w ians HILL, BROWN 1 PARTL0W.
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CIUANS,
to which they invite the attention Of dealers.
They pledge themselves to furnish the above
articles on rs favorable terms they can be pro-
cured elsewh here. sep IL
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ona SACKS ASHTON SALT, for sale low, to
OUU arrive.
sep 20 PENNYBACKER 4 PERRY BROS.
~ BARRELS PICKING VINEGAR. in store
| " and for sale by JOHN a. DlAoN.
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4 UCTIOS SALES OF USEFUL AND FAN
N CY ARTICLES At No. s. hISG sTEkEr.--
On iii. W.in,sdoy srrni"g. at = ""''''h, "''"' ."
F.;dny anil Sfrripg ere"i"J' 81 '""' NOM ana
,y,ce will he offered great variety "i useful and
FANCY ARTICLES not necessary L. cnuincratc.
Also, SEGARS OF assorted qualities, sesar smo-
kers, Pipes. 81.
Regular sales every Saturday morning, vt y
o'clock. All kinds Of goods disposed III at = small
Commission, and prompt returns made. Parties
will please apply at any time Al No. IS King street.
and pronp, attention will be given
The subscriber still continues his regular HARD-
WARE AND HOUSEKEEPING BUSINESS,
but now being in the Auction business, be Will be
enabled to obtain goods in such mnnner as 10
give much greater bargains. ~
son o. s. King street.
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nIDGELY, HAMPTON 4 co, are III receipt
N of their FALL STOCK Of
TEAS,
WINES,
TOBACCO,
LIQUORS. and
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BY T. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BY I. VI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y Pursuant to decree of the County Court OF
Alexandria County Va, of the 9th day Of jane,
1852 in the suit OF Kincheloe Il Bruin, plaintiffs,
against Thomas Coy!c and others. defendants, the
subscriber as Commissioner for the purpose, VIII
offer for sale, al public auction. in front OF the
Mayors Once in the city Of Alexandria. Virginia,
on Snt"rdoy. the 22d dry NJ Ocf"ber, 1859, at l.
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snl KEGS AVALON NAILS, for sale at
OUU lowest market Tates
sen2 PARTLOW, HILL l. CO..
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JNSI, FISH -
Il 100 barrel, No. 3 large Msckercl
100 j" Medium .
oGg " small
200 prime Eastern Acwiycs, 20 arrive.
and Tor sale low hy VI. ELDRlDGE CO,
,p II Union Wharf.
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S,TAECH. MUSTARD, ac.-
- 10 boxes Silver Gloss Starch
10 :" 80 DOZEN Mustard
and ~. Sal .Eratus, family use
in store. aud for sale by
sep 10 JbIlN }. ioINn.
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BY T. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sep 6-2amts
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DOTATOES.-3O0 bushels white Mercer Pota-
| toes, and 5 jars fresh Country Butter, recsi'-
ed thi. day and for sale low by
ISAAC PAUL,
Gems corner Union and Queen streets
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bakers No. l CHOCOLATE, COCOA, AND
ID BR0MA, III store and for sale ny
.en9 JOHN A. DIXON.
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CALIFORNIA OK Glide ISLAND GUANO,
\ direct from the Agent The Guano is Of the
cargo brought in BY the Ocean Express. analysing
- ncr cent. ammonia one Of the best cargoes ever
brouyh. 10 this country. Price Si5 per 1000 MS
E,r salsLY [.cp 81 KNOX & BROTHER.
, 1859-12-27
PLEpcEs To 1kE uEnEEmEp.


The member Of tile National Republican
Committee, from Illinois-uon'.N: B,:Judd- =.
for the purpose OF securing the holding OF the
National Convention in 1l1is city, made certain
pledges, which: re doubt not tho people Of
Chicago will be glad to carry otst. lie prom
ised TINT tho members Of tie Convention and
asl outsiders Of tho Republican faitl,, should
havo hospita',le reception, and that if hotel
accom1nodationsshonaap prove to le1nsuh'e'ent
for feeding and lodsug tho lar1E:e crowd called
together by the nomination Of tue next Prcsf-
dent, private hospitality should make up ali
tAat tic hotels may be unable :: 70
do; that hull. for: ,de1ibcration should
be furnished free; and that in every possible
way the pleasure Of the members of. tho Con:
vension should be carefully cared for. Upon
these representations the resolution 10 make
Chicago the place If meeting was. carried by
majority Of unc vute and now oar city readers
must bc prepared to prove that Mr.. Judd
spoke by the card wlIeu be praised their ibe-
r.lity in I'll matter ii public concern.
The principal competitor for the honor which
Chicago las won, was st. Louis. Indianapolis
aud Wheeling were early ruled out in consc-
quence Of the real nr supposed lack of hotels
for the thousands whom the Convention will
call together: That Chicago was selected In
preference to St. Louis, is dur 10 Mr, Judds
REPRESENTATIONS and Jealous ctlorts-
, 1859-12-27

Christmas has come aud gone. The interest
Of Holiday ia diminished whcncver it falls on
Sunday, leaving ricarious duty to the Monday
following. But yesterday. With its bright, cEeer-
ful aspect, the streets filled with dashiug turn.
outs, and places Of business generally closed,
was Christmas in earnest.
Last evening there we're rery numerous social
gatherings all over the city. Yesterday was u
day Of good cheer throughout, The markets
lad beeu filed for the occasion with an abun
dance, md at such rites that slender mus. have
been the purse which could not, from the piles
ofpoultry aud game, and beef and mutton,
hare made up good dinner. Winter prices for
provisions hare not for years ruled more faro1-
ably than now.
One feature Of the day, Christmas gained from
falling ou Sunday, for there were doubtless very
few of our churches where the occasion Was not
more or less strongly recognized, and referred
to in the discourse Of either moraing or even.
ing sevsice OF course ne refer to those de.
nominations il the religious community mho nc.
ceps tho Holiday as commemorative Of IN eyenI
Of which they DO not conccle it to be an ami
versary. Christmas has taken strong hold d
the hearts Of the people, and has become enter.
twined With some Of the most pleasing associa
tons Of home.
, 1859-12-27

Meeting Of tie Board Of Education.
CnIeAea, Dec - ls:e.
: Present -Ncssrs. Hareu, Hoard, Hayes, Bass,
Ward, Carpenter. Foster, she*han and Nose
10y. -. -: !t>
Absant-Me.srs. Nexbs1y, TAFT, Higgiuson,
Porter and Sturterant-
Tbs minutes Of the last meeting were read
On motion Of Ar. Moseley, teachers certif-
cafes were granted to the following applicants: !:
Liszie II. Saow, Ms. y. e, Snow, Eya Chamber
liz, Mary J. Patchen, Rebecca Olshon,, Jnlia
D. Smith; Hannah Dickinson. Sarah L. White.
bead, Louise il. Dupuing. Sarah J. Sco6eld,
Lizzie u. Rickcords. Ellen II; SherHin, Laura
J. Hnines, Ellen G. BuFlingame.
Ar. Baas moved that IL! candidates, whose
standing ut the recent examination MAS u high
g see9ty pr otnt-, be samitted.to The Hish
Ar- Aoseley moved to amend by substituting
se<nty-ssrea pr eznt- for tso4aty pr ent.
Ihe YEAS aud nays being called for the amend.
1nent, Was adopted BY the following Eote:
, 1859-12-27
Rescue or the Negro Roy Jim.

Tue owners Of the alleged slaye Jim, (aho
was rescued at .Oltaaa few months since, J
have eommsooed ~ sa't asa!nst The - zig 1y for
have been arrested under process from the
United States Court, for participating in lhc res
CHE. We have heard That prominent citizen
Of La Sale has also been ARRESTED on the same
olsarge, but as it Is understood that be prove
lat h. voted the rt3uiar Democratic tirltt at
the last municipal election in this city, lie viii
probably be releasel.-I-a Sale Prtss.
, 1859-12-27

A MAx SUDDENLY MADE R1ca-One Of our
citizens was suddenly made rich few days since
By purchasing eau Of Cooks large Baltimore
Oysters, at II. 1ackson's {la.e McNasser's) 90
Dearborn street, in which was found a ptdrl Of
priceless valuc. Mr.. Jaekaon is now daily re-
ceiying these choice Oysters and offers them to
the public at % cents u can during the Holidays.
d.1St
, 1859-12-27
p Z 3 L I G 5 \ L E
chATTEL PROPERTY.

rabe posee hereor given list, h7rrneof saa pow
r. sa!e nsn.o.e. u W. s11n hY :trtsss ca.stts
nlcHsske 'sre nj i IT. olee III ec.r Of nsrd4
at eS'4s Il 's ~ 4 q s q
r. e, r ~ ,u &C. - T.,
Jr1A- y. 1875 l'ska.s. aAvstt BEEN In tho p.y.
- O. eee*. Id Il IL
tyxs M cs"< uos 10 th- nc. ,nsssy .!e tht.:
.oaAnd r e..u.a*4 ! Az &Eo,'nT."n a'e C~p'a,nns nss ma
&C. II biz, lin /. a:t~r I'D t~-f, T. sssef. ~
pe!tads5t: 'ha On r tExa.y eighth d4y Of De. u
* eStnerst - ~sb.~ Avenue - I'd soa,h III Z
;astsnnea sad i e r. II ~ eha. r. = I etss de-
~ s" 5y <g S,ta T. 1s At.a' hss.s \
Piano a'xe nanhsz x I'ouo saiE+t bet..eAs stes,s
sod uhe an ta1'e - aasras =. CUB ant s,a-
aaa s;nse sos.efs qs re.,h11 caaat:r.
Rl.tke. Coniort, n u"a and Linen s1sets apas.a
'a Fun @ FL nd ass
.. ami PIteh.r r. SOC Jass and Wa.er Hois..
Mlrnr. H. a. &:
hoxAar- Aek W.. vi snd kus-~oo sofa Z! ain. = itss
M.H.:.a{ ~. rs. t7 t',F :,,sf .s I'd .ad
g. Cs. E;,een TA r nr''s, sss
cea,x CO. TT uatItsep ~ ce"str III. sasoa ca
flo,a chars. uuce >,ts* N.tsh s,f*.; Mat. ArEsrs
>eaes, Gcu.A Fen AL u$et Talls Covers CIf ckts5
anl ns.ars. Dtnl ro"m FSzttt -. ct.sne p,.hes
Gu d:1*a Dishes and lcaaie!+ Tnmb*s. Gobs'r. its
md ftu4ef a'u1Isry. fhte3 FcrkA StocA f'&ks
Eaalis an i1trhsr. Pals, Tub. in and slsesn
wA,eaaa fn7nta4-. China Waier .hcatF cctSias4 ~
1saat ~, ri Wsndo shate% aaa Ft1t Nt1
tasrce Ch.A h~rtnxs 81 and 'e< ef q aat WI
ras whoie eoa1slpk tho COMPLIES eutat of fssteaas
ho.-I IN thl- .at!.
he SIC wI nnenee at o'elne Ia The fTeneon md
sout!ra,e dsr tar until the Who'll. II Mil!
HORACE WHITE. A-sI4ne+. OF sd 4ors1Ef,
,HYJ. + AuYr. hls Aens,
4aa Temporary ReresvtT.
nrr< I ~
, 1859-12-27
FROM WASHING TON.



'' WAs,so7ox, Dec. cc-1l r.k.
Tll;s aas been tho 1ise1est dag since the meet.
ing Of Congress. 1t opened auspiclously aud
ended brilliantly for tho Republican side. The
Dlsunion party rot terribly worsteil, and when
the day closed they were routed, discouraged
md denoralized. 4 fcw more such days and
tie Republicans wilt elect their Speaker and tho
other officers Of the House. The Americans
hare given the Democrats the ulttcn," the
courtalip il broken OF, and the suitor hps been
informed that be need not come again, as his
attentions are not agreeable nor lis professions
Of lore reciprocated.
When the House adjourned last night. :uri-
ous fight WAS being waged between the Ameri.
cans aud Democrats. It wns not 81 lore pats"
but a regular tongue loshing on each side. The
Honse adjourned before the afIair was ended.
This morning. Anderson (Am.) Of Ky. got the
floor, aud proceeded to wade into Burnett
tDem.) of the samc State. He said he would
never support u Disuuionist for Speaker; sp-
meals for united South were dangerous to TINT
section: aud the worst enemies the South had
were those who sought to force I'll its people
into one party aud array them against the North,
n = sectiopul crusade. The safety Of slavery
depended on thc forbearance Of the South, and
80 long as there were two pursics in the South
there wou1d be Two parties in the North. nad
tue Constitutional rights Of the South would be
respectcd The State OF Kentucky would not
regard the election Of Republican President,
and the election Of the corrupt Democratic Office
holders from their places. either a netional Gu
lamity or sufficient cause {or the dissolution
, 1859-12-27

w HERE Is JONAS 3, kURTZ
fnnasziy of Juai.a eour:r, rean7iraala- Tie
"a .eut t*rtty ,h:ee uardum t!se. eeead
sanutes~ trod toseasad- asp.rtsl eoauteraHse: haI
rom ioh:m hex htsr Of .nzns n"ney b.tx ks IN The
l.: d. af hrota:s tea1 1hanD u.swn by add ts'tos
T. Of u. a1s'ss Ill .esra !ayoE 90 biz Any ,afeu
i, thankfully received aT h bsoshssst Te4sesa pann
| nIease eUby dA.&13t
, 1859-12-27
Fire at Jefferson, If1E.TxIo Men suf
fnr644N3
Supposed Shaver OIL Tho COast Of E:eor-

Capt. Till, Of the bark Sara', Ann, loading at
n1ss H. anaa re aha M
of st. Marys, who was II Fort CIiuch. saw With
a spy-ginss, distinctly, M Amcriean armed
steam tschooner: firing into and chasiug two
scllooners- one SINAI, supposed to be a SLAYER; +;
the other larger, carrsins topsaif, supposed to
b. a svudcr- The larger one stood uut north
and east, followed by the Steamer, which
poardiog and examining her paper, the smaller
Schooner slipped OF to the southward- The
steamer was said to hnve been the Harriet Lane
Not long after this atais she wen. into St. Aa.ys
and searched nil the vessels in that post.-Sa-
caauah LepuItiean, Uac. IL. -
, 1859-12-27

Wucoxs,x R. H. Fam Aon7oA1Es-Thc Dea-
ycr Dam Citizen Of the 2ad, publishes the fol-
lowing advertisement:
F4.x uor7GAex.s IAkk Ho7scx.-Tbs next stxu'ss
meeting as ,he Fa1tosz Honae 1taxue vm b he'll II B.
RmHh near Ra1.sas Pale ssstnu e 7hufsday. isn eth
lssa II 10 O'Clock. 4. u. IN SHERMAN Fec.
, 1859-12-27

- Go to Juhn Jones, 119 Dearborn street,
md ret your clothes cleaned and repaised. They
will be well done aud ut prices to suit the times
~" The beautiful Dress Hats, Head Dresses,
and heethz Capes, that arc so taately arranged
by Wnmsley L liueston, are very much in de-
mand for holiday gifts. One Of their rich c1oaEs
would make most acceptable gift to any ladg.
Iefore completing your purchases Of presents
examine these articles at41 and 43 CLARK street.
de31.St
, 1859-12-27

+: - want some work for very stout, able
working man, wbp is willing 10 do any work for
living.
Work for another goodman in store, or anv
Lighter task than hard manual labor, as he is
not very strong.'
/ Aplace for youus wouan Of excellent at
tasnments, where she can teach the children OF
q family for her board.
, Apply to theMinister at Large, 1852 Randolph
street, up stairs.
, 1859-12-27

TE1S1rr CnrRcn FESTIVAL ANp FA1R.-The ID
dies of Trinity Church will hold fair and fes-
tiral Mt Metropolitan Hali on TuesdaJ uhis) af-
tes.noon and evening, where they will be happy
to meet their friends. The Light Guard Dand
will furnish Tue music,
, 1859-12-27

SiSGra's FAMILY SExxc MAcu1xEs.-Also
Machines for Tailoring and Leather Sewing, at
&C Lake street. See advertisement. dc1O-lm
, 1859-12-27

. The best stock in the city Of Lsfslsy,
Hdtch1t,, Slcer,sare, Fine Lara. E:ruscan,
Coral. Laanaek4d and other sets. Fancy Goods,
DC, imported and from our oua s1aufdcto-y
at Newark, y. j., suitable for Christmas and
Ne. Years presents is at a. u. Miller / Bros,
lee Lake street, corner Clark
Having made our purchases (ptrsonally)~ith
in the last ten days our stock, is Of tho
latest and most clegunt styles, Bu!srs are re-
spertfully invited 10 call, examine, and judge
for Themselves 5siofe purehas'nE esersers: S ne E
streets. de19 .w
, 1859-12-27

sni waS mt rerv thick nt the outset. It has
becn veil emo,oYed. 4 little snowfall vould
mt matters IN an e.cc11e Mt bafis for those in
clioe,} to the s1cichiur mania, Yesterday tie
fat n,rs werc On ,hc rirer. where the ice gives
. .,,and;d ,r.ck With the cutters md skaters
II VA ,;re,y scenc.
n..-a,----7.- - r.,,nrn- +ha ,,os+.
ine Of the church and congregation Of the Sc
enid Presbyterian Church yesterday, Jas..A-
Smith, G. G. Wicker, I. II. Durch, J. W. Hooker
aud Fred. Tuttic were chosen Trustees for the
ensuing year. The report Of the Treasurer. L.
II. Bu.ch. Esq, showed the finances Of tie
church to be in 4 satisfactory condition. "
~ ~ -ro- nr r.,,.r.or
p.:,os ~ ,na s..o,;, plesh,ter;on Church s,..
tsa =. u. rh,;.,,n,s .a-rno. ,.s, sa,b,,,, ,,,,
a.n.. ~. 1vs+ ro,r on,v MIN. ner.ons lad dad
,rb;cb rroner1y brlonrcd 10 this congregation.
or these one was IN infant, I've were children,
our 1arces. congregations, the facts speak well
FIR thc hc,1tb of the c;,y during the mast year.
-
'ts"sAS' ,oA'A'>A euP4',7 " " ~, ~.
most F'easant euasae'et vas s''ea ~ ~ : ~
l'ngaas'' tsacnef o' n'us's ~ 'ne ru'.e seHoo',
os ean'a ctaus' on f1iaa, 'asI, u s"'ef pi'cn
CT anu raaf OF go"'e's' WHICH Inc o'a Gen''enan
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Aafc IN dlscu5si0n tic introduction Of The study
of German into our Pnbiic Schools. j. They
lad a splendid time ct Cnion Park Hotel last
night, as Tie Festival given By the Ladies' OF
Union Park Baptist Church.....A fine showy
horse was paraded through the streets yes,er~
day placarded "TLis horse in in IS Christ
mas boxes" We hope tue animal fnds himself
comfortable in such close quarsers. The
Stale Teachers Convention meets at Ottawa
to-day :er., .. three days session. 49,. HRS.
Dostwicl-. and her pupils give their Public
soirce st metropolitan Hall on January Gth....
Biondin and The rope were At Metropolitan Hall
pa Saturday night but nobody came 10 Sec him.
His mission here WIS failure. That kind Of
sluwis for summertime. >. Tho TINES is slcck-
ed at tie lack Of the UuiOn Saving element in
tie Young Mems Association. Rev. Dr.. Rice
lectures in the Commercial College Course to-
MORROW evening a bryant, Bell i STRAIT
toms Hall. .Biondin says he sha1l walk across
the current Of Niagara at the brink OF the
Falls, on etilts ne1t GUNNER So be assures us
personally. "Oser the brink Of it: picture j.
think Of IT. we've no objections. Do il if Jou
think you can, dear Dlvndiu.- The Hotels
gare grand Christmas dinners yesterday, aud
especially on Sunday. =. George ". Perkins,
tbs newly appointed Superintendent Of the Chi
cago Reform School, on Sunday was to assume
the duties Of his new pest. The teachers o.
the Taylor street Mission sabbath School beld
their annual sociable at the house Of the Super.
inteuden, S. D. Ward, Esq, on Wabash
avcnue last evening". Own up, did you erer
make IN Investment that pleased yon bet.
ter than the lew sl.iliings you gave for the chill
tlren's toys for Christmas. Bless t4eir hearts,
how merry the little folks were over them. We
harden as we grow Older. Old Gunnybags
would not feel half the joy ware some one to
present him the Louvre outright, and throw il
the Tuillerics, as did little Mary aud Bobby
ofeT the Soah's ark, aud the coach and four of
Santa Claus put in tAeir stockings the othe,
night