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NEW PAVILION CIRCUS,

CORNER NEW YORK AVENUE AND l4rH STREET.
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY BUT ONE.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
First light Of the thrilling Equestrian Drama of
DICK TURPIN,
THE BOLD HIGHwAYMAN,
Introducing
TURPINs RIDE TO YoR6,
and the
DEATH OF BLACK BEss.
Mad lane Macarte az. ...----. Dick Turpn
NEW SCENES IN THE ARENA.
THREE oOMICAL TESTERS.
The wonderful
sYRO-ARABIC TROUPE,
CFMALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS,
Whose asto stonishing fests have proclaimed them the
WONDER OF THE WORLD.
The graceful pc rformer on the Tight Rope,
And
HOST OF TALENT.
Diversified Entertainment Daily.
Doors open at 2 O'Clock, commencing at "a o'clk.
Evening doors open at O'Clock, commencing at
8 o'clock.
Adm ission IS cts; reserved seats 50 cts tt
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1868.
LADIES LIST.

OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
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NooRE's MAGIC SODA FoUNr Is NOW IN
ls1 operation, dispensip9 pure, cold and delicious
sooa ater 10 the thirsty thousands. Ores N and
other irupa always on hand. Only aail At ss
my u ~ l13 Pa ave. ne, south Aiae
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
METROPOLITAN HALL,
PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN llrH AND l2rH STREETS
THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY!
NEW EN9AGEMRNT
oFrH cELBBR RATED
PARLOR OPERA COMPANY.
PoR A SHORT SEASON.
SCENES. AIRS.
WHOLE ACTS,
Or TIE Mosr POPULAR
ITALIAN.
GERMAN AND
ENGLISH OPERAS.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES
FULL ORCHESTRA.
eSThis celebrated company has won host of
admirers during Its stay at New York, Philadei-
phis, etc. Therefore. the friends of music should
not miss the opportunity now presented Of enjoy
ing few evenings amusement
Admission Is cents Opened at O'Clock.
HENZE & MEkKLEIN,
je4 I'm Propristors.
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II DININ ROOM!
The New York Dining Room. 474 7th street, OPP
posite Pest Office. Open day and night, Sunday
my z6 I'm -
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rHIEF ASST QUARTERMAsTER OFFICE, }
" Depot Of WnStinston, 21J G. cor. 18th SIS.
WdStiRg gton. u. c., June s, 1853. \
SALE OF QUARTERMAsTlR's PROPERTY

SALE OF QUARTERMAsTER's PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1868, win be sold at
Forks, Wheelbarrows, Grindstones and Frames,
Lanterns, Hook and Strap Hinges. Garden and
Chairs, Camp Stoves, Hospital Tent Cook Stoves,
Joints Of stoyepipe, stovepipe Elbows, Mess Pans
Tipware. and miscellaneous lot of other Quarter.
masters property, no longer ht for the public
service.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock o. m. at the
Quartermsters Warehouse, corner of New York
avenue and Nineteenth street
Terms cash, in Government funds.
EDWARD l.. HARTZ,
Je45t Captain and A Q. II. U. 3 Army.
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BY &c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctionsers.
n ESIRARIE UNWILLING HnIyaRo ON NopTt

hESIKABLE DWELLING HOUSE ON NORTH
- L, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET AND
VERMONT AyEsUE.-0n MONDAY AFTERNOON,
sell Lot in Daley ubdivision of part of squsre
No. Us fl onti AZ q feet north street, between
18th street and Vermont avenue running back 100
feet to q paved alley, improved by an excellent
three story and basement Brick Dwelling House,
and Brick Carriage House and Stable the rear
OF the Lot. The premises are furnished with gas
throughout, with Potomac water in the yard and
stable
The situation lisa delightful one for private
residence
Terms: Cne-half cash; rem ainder IN six months
with interest, secured by q deed of trust on the
premises.
JeId &c. Nee UIRE Il co., Aucts.
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ArtesonLucretia
Ashley HELEN
| Austin Della
AdalnsJ osephin,
| Allen Mary
ArlingtonMaryl
| Appleton Mrs DR.
AnirrsonMaryJ
Brown Mary NJ
| Barger Mary A
| Brown Mary
| BatesMrsBrook!
| Boyle Elien
| Brown Mrs III Il
| Bond Malinda .
| Barnes Lille
| Barnes Lizzie
Brown ] josephine
Beck philippine
Brown Eumh
Brown Mary
Burke Annie
BentZ Susan
Brown Betty A
Butler Mary +
Bainbridge Dora
BondsJulia
BoulderJ osphin'
Brownell MrsJ A
Barton Mrs III L
BarkerFrsncisN, V,
Bowers Fannie
Bownley Eva .
Baldwin Cnrnlal
Badine Eliza
Brownell MrsJ A
Beason Rehecca
Booth NJ Ellen
Brand Mrs Thos
Cook Eliza X
Claf Mrs
Crown Adelia
ChurMrsJ JacobF
Conmhs Stacey
Cross Lilly
Cook Oath
Cook Miss A G
Craig Maria
Chichester Car
oline
Cameron Rose
Cricil Elizabeth
CarWood Mary j
Cameron MrsRA
Cahill HOnora
CurtiSMrsBenjT
Cahill Honora
Cecil Catharine
Chew Addnlinr
Cameron Jennie
CalbothMrsSam
Carter Mary A
Chanery FannyT
Duncan Maria l.
DeVere Anna NJ
Dorscheiner
Martha A
Dogens Sarah
De We're Maria
Denison Her
bane A
Davis Jennie
Dennison Mrs w
Dennison Magge
Doering Ida
Eddie Ann l.
Evans Mary 4
Elliott Mrs f.
Edwards Belle
Eskildson Eliza
Edgerly Austin
Ford Fanny
Fonts. Mary l.
Fox Mary
Feeney Sarah
Fletcher Annie
Fitzgerald Cath
Forrest Jennie
Castor Sarah
Grim MrsAmosS
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200 SEVENTH STREET. 200
FIVE DOORS NORTH OF PENN. AVENUE.


FIVE DOORS NORTH OF PENN. AVENUE.
Just received, a full assortment of the following
goads:
REFBIGERAToRs,
WATER COOLERS,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
BATH PANS AND TUBS,
50 gross Army short-handle FRY PANS,
KNIVES AND FORKS, all kin ds,
German Silver TABLE SPOONS,
Do do TEA SPOONS,
Britannia Ware TABLE SPOONS,
Do do TEA SPOONS, 4;
WOODEN WARE TIN WARE,
PATENT CAMP KITS,
COOKING STOVES,
All of which is offered at the lowest prices,
my2slw W. II. narrower.
. q PP u r FRS
BILIOUS FEVFRs.
MASMATIC INFECTIONS,
AND SIMILAR DISEASES:
DO you want to restore your health by Bitter, Dis
gustin and Poisonous Drugs, Liquids or Powaersf
wsuld it not be better 10 try that Sure Remedy
that Delicious Restorative,
TOKAY,
or rather the
NECTAR OF TOKAY tHusaARY)2
Used with moderation, that unparalleled Wine
eladdens the heart OF restores his nerve, dis
cures as admirable as agreeable,
You can get it genuine. pure and unsdulterated
at 8. @. RORDS Drug Store,
nys-Im 29O Pepnsylvania avenue.
THE CHEAppST
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ByJ C. MCGUIRE x CO., Auctioneers
AIERY YALuABLE LOT ON YOuR.AND.A-

BY J. G. McUU IKE 4 CU., Anctioneers.
SERY VALUABLE LOT ON ROUR.AND.A-
half STREET. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. June Sth. at O'Clock,
on the premises, We shall sell parts of Lots Il and
q In Square 49l, fronting 80 feet on Four and q
half street, betws en- Pennsy lVsnia avenue aud O
street north, running back Us feet to a 25 foot
paved alley. and containing $50 square feet of
ground. This would make an admirable location
for sn express once and warehouse lying directly
on the route TO the Railroad Depot
Terms; One third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest secured by deed
of trust the premises All conveyance at the
je2-a 10. MCGUIRE & co. Auc.ioneers.
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By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH


STREET. BETWEEN FoUR AND A-EALF AND
SIXTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE BATH House, AT
AucTios.-0n THURSDAY, llth June, instant,
We shall sell, in front of the premises at clock
. Ali OF Lot Ne. 6. in Square No. 400, having .
'front.' OF SO feet inches, running back g feet To
30 foot alley, Srd contains about ,24l square feet;
also the improvements, which q large two
story brick house. dc.
Terms: One thi rd cash; balance in six and twelve
months, the purchaser to give notes for The
deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale. All conveyanciDg at the cost of purchaser.
The above mentioned property is considered very
desirable, it being the well known Bath House, in
the centre of the city, Immediately in the rear OF
the National Hotel
e4-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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Byy. G. Mcri RE Il CO., Auctioneers
DRREMPT0RY SALE UF THREE VALUABLE
L BUILDING LoTS on THE ISLAND, NEAR GRACE
CHURCH.-On TU ESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th, I,
at O'Clock, on the premises we shall sell Lots
Nos. y, Is, and II, Square No. All, fronting
each % feet on 9Th street west. between d and e
streets south, tIslandI short distance south of
Grsce Church, fronting each q feet on 9Th street
and ming back 90 feet a wide public alley.
The lots are beautifully located Tor private resi-
dences, and will be sold to the highest bidders.
Terms cash,
my Esd J. G. MEG UIRE * CO.. Aucts.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV.. KEAl sixth HFRllS.

CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. KEAl sixth SfllH9,
THE COOL EETREAT.
TONIGHT
THE LARG EST COMPANY,
THE BEST STARS IN THE WORLD
MADEMOISBLLE ANNETTA GALLETTI
MISS EVA BRENT,
The beautiful vocalist,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE,
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
THE BALLET TROUPE,
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Tonight the thrilling two act drama entitled
DICK TURPIN;
DICK TURIN!
LIFE ON THE HIGHWAY.
The beautiful ballet entitled
NATHALIE.
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
NEW sONGs, NEW DANCES,
Admission Orchestra Chairs. 81 .euts; Dre,s Cir
Gle and eailsry: cents; Private Boxes, tholding
Doors open at 77s O'Clock. Performance ats14
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at O'Clock,
Foa LADIES AND CHILDREN
Admissis n Lsdies % cents; children 10 cepts
Doors open at 2 O'Clock. jel-lw
GRAND CONCERT TWICE WEEK-every
" MONDAY and THURSDAY AFrERNON-by
the Washington City Brass Band, Mr.: Troisi,
Beer Garden and Restaurant, East Capitol street,
corner of 5th. je1.lm+
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. o. MCGUIRE l. CO, Auetianeers.
TWO NEAT BRICK DWELLINGS At PU RLIC

ByJ. o. INQUIRE Il CO., Auetianeers
sans
9Th 1T ~ o'clock, on tne premises, We shall sell
Lots and c. ia su odiyison Lots Is aud l9, of
Jrsey and eh
ming back about 81 feet to public alley, aud i'm
Dwelling Houses. containing each siI rooms (aii
private wsll arranged.
twelve months, with interest secured py deed
d I1it on ID prem,sea
m ssss Il ;ps S5 ACES
ByJ. Nice Q Ire a co.. Auetiuns.rs.
NUMBER OF SMALL HOUSES AND Lor5 ON
DAY Jans runls s.h o s.r ss
premises We shall sell nine lots; situated Is;
the lots trent on st street. me of them impruvsi
sy two.stery brick dwelling house, aud fopro
os Tss oP m the wide ale, are
Also. siI lots on north street, between lst aad
is feet ara runninx sas1 iso feet to an
niiey. Thr-e of them front on the wide alley in
four lots on south strsat batxssn iss and
"a streets west fronting 10 feet In1< inches, aud
ffnnning BACK In feet. one OF them improved bys
Terms: One-thil cash; the rem .inder in six ami
reive months, Wit interest secured by adesd Of
1S M Rss E. sss # Z. SS sss.
vzhY aGaH5hH sHSSk He fSH 81
EsTySS
sell on the vest side Of 18th, near north, dssi-
rable building Lot. having front OF 23 feet en-
lz1h Street, and runnin z back 60 feet,
Terms One third cash; balance in and l2
months, with interest, secured by deed trust
premises.
Oonveyancine at purch sser's cost
le 4-dts J. MCGUIRE CO. .Aucts.
By q. MCGUIRE & CO., ,Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON ELEVENTH
- sTREEr WEST, BETWEEN u AND FL sTREETS.-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 9th at 63s
clock, on the premises, shall sell the south
front Of lot in square 5, fronting u feet on Ilth
street west, between & and H nerth, running back
50 feet lo inches, and containing 97 square feet
OF ground; the vsue of this lot for residence is
much enhanced by having q large public saver
crossing the of the lot, afording the best fa
cilitiss for drainage without any cost
Terms: One third cash the remainder in and
u months with interest, secu red by deed Of trast
on premise
All eonvsyances at cost of purchaser.
Je I'D JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & co. Auc.ionssra.
HANDSOME DOU Bile BRICK DWELLING
"A HOUSE. WITH LARGE LOT, AT CORNER OF
AND TWENTIETH SfHEKTS, PUBLIc SALs.-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, June sth, at O'CLOCK, on
the premises, we shall sell lot No. 4, square 10.
~, fronting u feet inches on North street. At
the corner of Twentieth street west, and running
back l28 feet ot3 inches, together with the inn
provements consisting of q handsome aud wei
built Double Brick Dwelling House, con tanning all
the modern improvements
Terms at sale.
All costs attending conveyancing to be paid by
the purchaser.
je 2-dts J.C. MEG UIRE 4 90, Auets
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In ,t.cs. nuw al Hilton Head with his
r,..a....t writes, in private !cittt from which
~ make the following extract. some very in
.,.,.,,.,,r nar;irrlars rr,p.c;juy the negro sol
:iirr<.4hica ;n,!care change o; lveing among
cur volunteers at the South:
.tbo ,r,.l .,I:ers ,r. h.comi,g onits
,......,,'n ,.",, c.a,r,I Sar,or b..J :, hrntrs6
i. ;'", f,r ',,.i,;Hrs j., ,n1
'-~.,.,'''.'' ,na,,} n,,b ,,,,n
.','
~; w. - :: No''t ''''Ns s' ,Ha,
~ ,r',.'-''' .|'?,,Iao. OIJ ,oTi;ars
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Coed Advice from a Bad Source.

F'os est ct qj hgSte docen-"It is lawful to
be taught even by an enemy,"-is an old say
in.. of which the following lesson from the
Richmond Enquirer affords good illustra-
ton:
We are going TO have great car'paign-
the greatest Of aiI-and the army wants every
soldier. The country must and will sustain
and arm them. Il high spirit and honor do
not inpel stragglrrs TO return to their duty,
let public opinion do it. Let the women
present crotchet neeGlss to ali laggards at
home IS they formerly served distatfs to the
too pajent gentlemen of France. The crisis
is upon Us. The sun rises high, and spring
breezes are making favorable and verdan,
batile-fields. and with firm earth beneath for
the hoofs of cavalry and the wheels of artil,
lery, the battle ouds, and will blow ere long
War is in season; peace is out Of order.
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A National Fast.
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.

hOCLAMtlICN ~ IltE IhfSiDENl
Whereas, The Senate of the United States
devoutly recognizing the supreme authorlt,
and just government of Almighty God in al
the affairs Of men and of nations, has, by
resolution, requested the President to desig
nate and set apart day for national prayer
and humiliation and whereas, it is the duty
Of nations. as well as of men. to own thei
dependence upon the overruling power o
Col, to confess their sins and transgressions
in humble sorrow, vet with assured hope tha
genuine repentance will lead to mercy ant
pardon, and to recognize the sublime truth:
announced III the Holy Scriptures and prov
en by all history, that those nations only art
as We know that, by his divine law, nations
Ike individuals, are subjected to punishment:
and chaStisements in this world, may we moi
Justly fear that the awful calamity of civil
war, which now desolates the land, may be
nut punishment inflicted upon US for oul
pfesumptuous sins, 70 the needtul end OF oul
national reformation as whole people We
have been the recipients Of the choicest
bountiss OF Heaven. We have been pre-
served, these many yelrs, IN peace and pros
perjty. We have grown IN numbers, wealth
and power as no other nation has ever grown
Bat we have forgotten God. We have for
GOTTEN the gracious hand which preserved US
IN peace, and multiplied aud enriched and
ren9thened lis : and We have vanly imag-
insd il the deceitfIiness of our hearts, that
al! these blessings were produced by some
Su,pr,0r NisfInO AMI virtue of our own In.
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The: Lamb that Built a college.

Al" hat beautiful building said |. as We
Passed-my friend and lin our walk under
'he trees In the college grounds, and looked
al new building, just finished. 1t was
handsome and useful ant will probably stand
there for generations 10 come.
That building said Inv friend. was built
by little lamb
De exl lam yourself"
We'll MANY years ago there was a poor
hoy lived in the south part of the county
He was motherless boy, his mother having
died when he was four months Old He was
living with married sister at the age of
twelve Years, when young law student
asreed with him that il be would catch and
put oct ris horse for given length of time,
'!e nilSht I:t!t his horse and see his friends
At Thanksgiving So they made the bargain
In the same spring there was beautiful lamb
'eTn, and sporting On the hills rear by.
When Thanksgiving had arrived. and Young
Nathan, the boy, was mounted for his Jour-
'lfy. ms friend, the student. calls TO him,
Nathan. haze Yen AM money to spend, if
tOu GCed ,
.ieS, s;r, have ;hree nine-penny pieces
The student knew he had been very faith
fal. and handed him 4 silver halt dollar. Na-
nan took it. >urir:S, i, glad, wondering
How large il looked, HI had n,rer been 50
rich before lIow carefully lie put il in his
pocket. and how often he Let The horse walk
,'iat he might thrust his hand in his pocket,
znd feel oi it au.. laTn it over. and then take
ID ou, aud look "a, Il What should he DO
.ii il Al las be though, of the beauti-
'ul lamb. and determined 10 buy i Aud
'Hy IL he did. But ile mad no home and no
Lace to keep il, al4l So he tied 4 >trii
around Is neck and ls-l i io al honest man.
q io took It aud agreed u give linn half the
'screa>-. For just toIty years ne held on 10
his sheep. letting them Out here and there 10
;,eepic who wanted them Then h found
how b. cogd increa>e his property if he had
Ii sheep II money. rhe little lamb had in-
creased 10 1.06I: and he sold them for ST.
5g'i. From thai time his property increased
very fast lie IS new ali old man but at
MS own exp-,>e he has gust reared that beau
iiiul hiil!ing, and has done lnueh more for
he college besides"
My friend paused, and Ne walked en- ST.
lenilr
-Ahr' sail TO ryeelt. If that boy had
S,,emt his first dollar om something II AT, or
Ia drink. or 10 smoke. how d tierent might
naVe been MS whole lite, slow much msv
have turned on lha sA;p "a. lEe lamb that
drew - ,se 10 !, - "a "a Horu dropped hy
nc ..yi.G, IL might Aayc wasted his
! lar, h-i rlow ,hlt building MI stand and
he doin- good lon- AFR he ! dead and
gone. Ia hahe Eew l. Gis r.iClher> arms
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s. is.l; he Dni.ks ), Thin, of the Jachass'-
Roar.

lie Planters Banner, Of franklin, La.
ma, adyertiseS the gigantic effort of the chief
%. n &C ppecne.:fis > III behalf oi his spe
eli. friend, the rebels. Til, is doubtless in
tended 70 ,,. the circulation 0! sound pClit-
zeal inform III II in the S0lih
"Nailand gasn'S great speech viii be issu-
ii from the Banner office in i few days. in
in tsa form Of az extra, at fitty cents each.
Icv>e at a distance can OBTAIN i! ~ forward
,Hg tie price y mail. Il Is Tremendous
f,,Uudeibolt ,hrowa into LincoIn's camp. Il
Vas delivered in the lowe. House Of the
Ja:.as! STATE, Congress last moa!h, aut is by
!af tie greatest speech ol the war. Il has
pa ti.e whole northwest IN q biazs, and has
electrified the South. !. is lengthy, there
beia; enough oi it 70 fiji lie Bannei ful!!. and
W. co.umns besides"
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--..-s-s--.-.,-.a.,..z---a.

H. i;2'....s = burlington railroad has
90, iu,o isf.,.liss. in s.>;rer 10 the appoint
mear 4, iTs.>,o,S % lac =. mortgage bonds.
ID. y SmsIcy and T. \. taapin having
been appointed t,-nPoraIliy hr TIE court, a
maj r,i,y @: tie - mortgage bon1holdars
.ave lrs,=a;' 4! against lac permanent APP
noiu,G3eal of 'it>a gentlemen. \ hearing
MAS 3lI Al i'.l...l;on. Thursday, and =
commissioner appointed Ia take testimony
Dniv .ice lasNe.>. Si.hout caunting Judge
>maliey. appeared - this hearing, but doubt
less more ~. p.Gti-ipale a. the case pre-
,re>Srs. an, whoever cl-e sufI.r> bv the liti-
,a,ieil, i'as ailpg:.i-s Vii maze I good thing
uul : il.
NGS ELIZABETH BAEGETT BEGINNINGS
H>ihani IA yvlunss, nov ia press by James
M!.!ef. Ot New YORK, under The edi'ofShlp
os Theodore TlIrG, J. hot . volume OF verse,
~: .: poei.c Iro-e; btiaS ESSAYS on The
/ Christian GrecA :.asr-. jal,A whose writings
/ sh. w,.s fsulilia. IN tn o.lsi:al,) and 4 Sc
rc~ o: siriains c-.iluisli, ua tax Whole linz
/ as E..,.,. :lsc-s iraln Cna4c=r 10 Words
Rar,i; ,;.,ua',.. - SiN.Gs I.e opinion of
OH. ,. 80, sgr-le.. ot English singers, con-
,.ri.ins ,i.r : ,:..s OF a.i me others ofS the
choir.
\ box vs. sent f,om Providence recently
With The io.ioa.ng aIl-es> John McPhrr-
son. skG;rc, kumPinag, {, sekaad regiment
ro-e Ian psivate-.>, Washington, d. eee.-
KamY C,osc u 'he Wrappa4ok, ,ere ave New
Yorla, ap ak my kre4l," Tae translaiioa Is .
Jol.i. MePheTs a-,, f,q. company {. II regi-
melt II. |. volunteers, Washington, ID. c.
Camp close L" raa Rapp-haunve5. va New
York and Aquia Greek
| The mysterious disappearance of eOnsid-
erabie numbers OF horses ,,y'a:.gi2g 10 the
Government has led I. iaqsi.y, which estab-
lisaes the fact that resuiar organlzaton OF
F! hoT>e-thiryeS exist, IN Inr ile GrI0A-
A distl!er in Bethlehem, Pa, has had his
sto, ii whisky 600 barrelsl seized for al
;e..ls.;;-. :. ,.,ii.ld lie gosesnlil,nt IN tie
os,i. .r5s sax. IL Iei.ali, : 500 per bar
rrl. The toIal amount Of the fin IS 100000.
1t IS stated that Gen. Frtmont's estate al
Mariposa, Cal, has been sold to a New YorA
millionaire for eight millions of dollars.
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RIpDLES r"G TIE Posi- 0FFICE-The fal-
loving Is an eXac. copy OF The direction of the
direction Of letter glaiied a few years ago
uy German liking in Lancaster county. Pa.
Is is fur old Alr Willy wot hrind, d. Ba-
b"r N Lang Master ware Ii gal i. gi~t reit
him assume As It ems II Ii PuSh;usauS."
hIeaniug-ihis : tor oil Mr. Willy. wha'
prints the paper in Lancaster, where the iai
is. Just lead him as soon as !, comes TO n,
Pos, Oil;ce. iauiased was an ESSAY o.,.yi,,st
yULir sr!opls.
Tie '''i's' tiUcb az .ia,crirqis one in The
state II Virginia. and built of timber ;inpori.
ed from Englaad during the reign Of Charle:
I.-Notcs o3.d que,fes.
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100

i lady eighty one years of age, died in Con
cord, y. H.. on the 9th, who commenced read
Ing the Scriptures in course when she was but
seven years old. | to the time OF her death
she had read the Bible entirely though sew
enty four times.
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Prayers ior Donald Grant.


Prayers iOr Donald Grant.
Ii tie highland, OF Scotland. punctually
a, public wots1p IS reasoned among the car
,linai ti:tu-s. 'int people f,r generations
nave been trained to ltygrance Gods day
a"d His house, 50 that it is considered not
on.v wrong. bq, also d!srcpa.sh!r. to lounge
"AIe o'hefS are hoAoiihS "o' II tAe Sa''cIa-
"f'.
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>,''e, an "'''N' 'E'HtE' >t't?. l'oE',"
'' ,"'' ilt "'7 very "'>e ID. '"'A "'I'I :
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q! '!' 'H5"9''' an, t"t'~' - HIS S'A ""H )
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Greenbacks vii 60 down when You 90
Gown" said a gallant Indiana colonel 10 one
Of his men whose mind had been somewhat
poisoned by the reasonable teachings Of cop
perAedIi>m. " Ine b.ue-coats and green
back. -re IN the same boat. and must sink or
swim together. Then" said the soldier.
" discount on greenbacas is discount on
as " That's II. exactly" said the colonel
: and as long as We win victories in the field,
greenbacks will be worth premium.