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, 1864-02-15

Tho agent Of Meesrs. Herring & Co. is circula
ting printed letter purportinG to have been writ
ten b. r ]. Ross, Treasurer Of Story county. Iowa
Proof Safes was destroyed in the office Of said
The authorship Of tho letter is undoubtedly with
giro the statement solely fos the benefit Of the pub
1c, who may learn how said Sale stood the fire,
and that they may be warned BY my experiences
and pot be deceived as was by t1lse representa-
lions" The public may Judge what the 'fal3c
Representations" arc when they arc told TINT Mr.
Ross has never had any business transaction with
tive information that he has never had used
Safe made By Lewis Lille, nor has any Sate Of
NJ. Lilies mako eyer been used in sad county
cfice: nor has any Safe Of such make been sub
The letter alluted TO-.
This is not the lrst attempt of S!essrs. Herring
s. Co. to traduce the well earned reputation Of
Lilies Patent Sales. In recent instance Of
above stated, Mr: Lille, af!er fully EeiutIns the
over his own name, which speaks for itself:
up to the present time not ainglc Safe OF M
make has been burnt up or lost ts contents by any
glars; and If Herring q CO. can show an Instance
70 The contrary. will agree to put myself under
plication is made and the proof established"
We may II few aays take the pains to show
atones iron % elass Houses" Would it not be bel! M
tcr for them 10 try and bring up the standard oi
their work to that OF Mr. Lilies rather than
luce hiS to their standard.
A. L. WINE,
General Western Agent for Lilies Snfcs and
LCck6.
1xPonrAEr D1scorBRr.-A real remedy tor AsTH'
MA has been found In Jonds Ipaftconlb's Remedy
prepared by Joseph Bnshett & Co., Boston: It has
never failed to give relief, eyen in the most severe
cases. Feby 15w7ls' St 4 W = and s-wK..
Cudjoess Cave.--John r. Walsh, corner oil
Madison Street and Custom House Plncc. has re-
ceived Cu6joe's Cave, Merchants and Bankers
Register for 1861 and the latest edition Of the Ma
tional Bank Law.
Go TO THE BEsr-Go to Brynnt s Stratton'a
Chicago Commercial College, to get q thorough
practical business education For circulars I'D
dress tenclosiDs ataups) Bryant i statton, Chi
cago, Illinois.
~ House and Sign Painting, Ca1c1mirire
Giazf1g md GEaining. Paper Hanginss and YIN
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. +. E. R1aBr. 50 Randolph St.
Box b6eS. jay2a-n5SF1m
, 1864-02-15

THIS amount does not include the, receipts Of
the Northwestern Fair, which amounted to
81, Coz ST. Money paid ont By the Committee
during the above Jour months for supplies Gut-
chased as specified, on pages y and 23-Dul-
letin. $50 ,46
Packages for same, barrels, boxes, bags. 358.78
Material to 10 made into Hospital gar
r,ents, made at War Com. Room...... a,o34.17
Printing ....--...............-.-... 429.tB
Drnyage. ......-.................. 90.63
Labor, assortiuG, marking, packing, load
Ing cars, &c. .-,..........-............ 4a5.G5
Postage i5e. 10
Cooptragc. .:......:-..............- 1887
SundE1es. including tacks, twinc, mills,
yels, &c...-...,.........::. ::.........., aa2o
, 1864-02-15

EOR SAL E-A Farm Of l40
IL Acres Of good Land, sItus:ed X miles south Of
Ses WITH Iw9 good Houses % Sooa s'fGs t and ~
Kinds Or Fratt. i g n high caltivakoa: Or can be
For particulars inquire OF MKS. LINDS AZ, on the
premises. address +. o. Boz 4Qi, Niles, Michigan.
fms s,wTI st.Nw
, 1864-02-15
CHICAGO. FEE. 13, 1874.
House Of Representatives
To the Senate and
Washington. D. c.:

7oui Pctitf0DcTs-nlem6cf10 0f the Board oY Trade
and Merchants ot Chfcago-Would respectfully ask
tic law now under confederation BY Congress, on
all htrEwIncs On hand, in order to enable the dis
tillef TO compete with thoee on hand, supposed to
amount in round numbers to at least LOU 600 bar
rele, or an eight months supply. We feel cure
that uElees this Is done no revenue will be realized
by the Government for the next eight months.
, 1864-02-15

TOR SALE.-Five large River
iac,litis 70 acres in the South Division noSh u
Nutna Vista Place elso Lots Lands a1a lmpEo5sa
taie Office No. I Metropolitan Block.
1Eu~ Cr r p
, 1864-02-15

The introduction Of the memorial raised great
commotion, but IT is difficult to sec wherein con-
sisted the occasion for It. 1t is we'll known that
the whisky interest composcs but very small pro"
portion Of the business represented In the Board,
and many do not hesitnte to charge the President
with groes partIality in yielding to the ciamor
and pockcting the memorial. II the whisky deal
cte chose to petition Congress not to tar high
wines on hand, those IN favor of the tax will give
them every opportunity to do 30. But this is not
their style OF doing business. It was openly u.s.
serted OIL Change, that a fund Off million dollars
lad been raised In this city and elsewhere in the
Northwest, for the express purpose Of buying up
needy Congresfmen, and II one million dollars s7as
not sufficient, two millions would be forthcoming.
This IL 4 remarkable condition OF Affairs, and
will lead the people to acrntintze closely the votes
OF heir Representatives. when action is reached
member who votes against the project TO- tax the
stock on hand, will be met with the pertinent IN.
Lutry. - How much was paid to secure your vote!n
1hc people urc in earnest in this matter. and will
hold the gentlemen in Washington to a strict ac-
indepcndent of the mntier Of bribery and cor.
rrptfoI. there Is another view OF the subject In
which The people take lively interest It is ssti.
mated thar the stock on hand amounts IN round
months supply. Now II Congress refuses to tax
It. Ihe consequence is certain. that dlstlllaou VIII
ccaec. Government will lose the revenue which
lie dealers will pocket aud also the revenue
witch would accrue II the business was allowed
~ Ec prosecuted without restriction lterenue
must be raised, and whisky c1a pay the duty bet
t.r Than tea coffee and articles of prime
, 1864-02-15

. TOR SALE Residence Property.
Il 90 feet on Wabash avenue. and 2ol feet On Minh
. isan nvenne being Block 81, Sect; q, maS!4E fnl
depth ota. 4 ]. AvERELL,
Real Estate Office. No. Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-02-15

nor SALE.-Farm tor sale, one
4 nile esst Of Hnntley Statten;on The 9: = e. Q.
Mt seres Of good land. with living ater good House
qnd Rarn nut tFsss &C. There ase @ itsen acse: g &C
pic wing done VIII be sold for 325 per acre. Ters
hslf cash down balasce in yearly nstallments, For
The premises. OF Of 6. B. A1BIo. at Wayne Station,
Du Page county, III. B. CADf.
frkN1T11m
, 1864-02-15

COMMITTED FOR PERJURT.-Last night an
1rishman named Patrick White was lodged In the
cells, on complaint Of Coroner Wagner, who
charges him with having committed perjury tn
giving hIs evidence At an inquest held on the body
Of 4 Mrs, MackIntosh, who died rather suddenly
on Friday evening, In consequence OF the alleged
hrrfslftx nj her husband.
, 1864-02-15
THE IRISH NATIONAL FAIR.

Letters from Governor Yates, Fernau-
do Wood, and Fostmnstcf Gem
eral Blair,
Among other encouraging communications and
donations, the Committee have received the fol-
lowin.ing:
, 1864-02-15

DOR SALE.-A desirable resi-.
J. dence On aist street. rear Calumet avenue.
Housc elegantly finished. contnlninR eleyea rooms.
Price - tIo. CLAtLtS& & FAT, Attys., s. ClAES st.
tail
, 1864-02-15

No LARcENr.-A Bohemian girl, a servant
in the family OF J. n. Patterson, residing at ai8
Wabash avenue, was tried before Justice Hofaing-
ton. on Saturday, for the alcdsed larceny Of "bis
cult, cookies, a dozen towels and cotton sheet"
Tho ehnrge was not sustained and the girl was dis
CHARGED
, 1864-02-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

S1adc's Gold and Grain Chart.-Jamcs
J. 6udc, Esq, has juat Issued very complete and
comprehensive chart, showing at glance tic
fluctuations In gold, at New York, md MOL wheat,
corn and oats In Chicago, on every day during the
year 1868. This chart is interesting and valuable
for reference, and will meet with la1ge sale
among commission merchants, bankers and gram
dealers. We trust the chart Will be 60 Hberally
patronized that Mr. sladc will publish it annually
hereafter.
, 1864-02-15

1XPoBrANr D1scorBRT.-A real remedy tor AsTH-
MA has been found in Joads lpAttcon,6's Remedy,
prepared by Joseph Bnrhett & Co., Boston. It has
ncver faied to give relief even in tue most severe
eaaes. FebY 15HIls. St 4 Y and s.wK..
, 1864-02-15

Cudjoess Cave.--John r. Walsh; corner Of
Madison Street and Custom House Placc, has re-
ceived Cudtoes Cave, Merchants and Bankers
tfnnal Esnk Iays
, 1864-02-15

Still THEY CoME.-Welca1n from q spe-
cial to the TnnrEE that the 51st Illinois Infantry
Col Bradley, Ieayes Lousyille to-day en- route for
this city.
, 1864-02-15

pAnros's LrE OF GIN. BurLER.-We pub
,.shcd liberal extracts from this interesting vol
u1nc In our issue Of Saturday morning, and hope
to give more OF the game sort in Z few days. As
an evidence Of the great popularity OF this work,
VIC would state That S. c. GriEEs & Co. have sold
more thnn ono thonsand copies Of II during the
pas& month,
, 1864-02-15
C)i1a9o Qribmne.
THE CITY.

AcclDEHT.-About1 10 o'clock last night, q
soldier nambed Kendall, belonging to the Firsi
Wisconsin Regiment, while walking in front Of
the TRIBUNE Office, slipped and fell, breaking n'e
left leg. He was taken to the Soldlefs' HOME.
, 1864-02-15
GllaalltRG,

WANTED-At the Intelligence
oy6 and Employment Ohicc. 197 Clark street
Church Block employment for male and female help
fer City and couAtry Farm hands, ,c.erEs coachn1e,
gardeners cooks, ctnmhe- and dint1g room girls. g.
Orders rtou pity attended to. Competent persona
VII! 1na respectable situations at thls o:cc. Post
lHfcr Eo1 .1S3l, STEWART HAMILTON
L 1A.WfEl1k ~.
, 1864-02-15

Lost.-A lost boy was brought to the Police
Station, corner Of State and streets,
at p. m. on Saturday. Had on a plaid jacket,
brown straw hat, brown and rcd comforter
and leatherheIt. Can be found at the Home OF the
Frieud1css.
, 1864-02-15

HOS SAL Good Residence
Is feet On Washington street. east Of Ann. i.
20 feet fronting northwe est on Union PARK.
Lots en- Madison, Warren. Washington and Park ay-
enues, yset Of un!on Pnrk, A. j. AVEkELL,
fe1l.wI5f.Ek
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Per steamship Caledonia, off Cape Race.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct, 9th The u,
sales OF Cotton for three days 1900 bales IN
market closed dull at partial decline of Id.
Breadstuffs- and unchanged. ~ <
Provisions-steady.
Produce -stea1y and quiet. ,,sssssrs.-.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, ocI 5th.-Consols
closed at 8ss9e84 for money. 0sni 1904
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No effort having been made to ELL the quota
for the town of Lyman, Commissioner Adams
proceeded yesterday to draft for that town.
The deficiency in its quota was thirteen. One
hundred and forty-one names were deposited
In the wheel, from which twenty-six were
drawn In the following order:
Sylvester Hill. james d Hatch, Charles II
Drown, Horace Drown, Owen Taylor, BeDja-
min F Roades, Ezra Cousins, Horace p Hill,
James w Salome, Jeremiah Hill, Alvah Cous-
ms, Samuel Fitzpatrick, Alvah Wentworth,
George W Grant, Archibald s Downs, Nehe-
mah Mason, jr, George McGrath, Edwin j
Healy, Daniel Hill, jr, Cyrus x Littlefeld,
Warren r Tibbitts, John w Taylor, Jacob
Goodwin, Jeremiah Fl Moor, Benjamin Rob-
erts, Enoch G Murphy.
1t is supposed that this will end the drafting
IN this District, as tho other towns are making
efforts to fill up their quotas without the draft
being resorted to, y.
Thirty-three substitutes and recruits were
passed at the Provost Marshal's Office yester-
day-24 for the army and nine for the navy
and credited to the following towns West
brook seven, Limington four, Shapleigh three,
WATERFORD three, Windham three, Wells two,
Biddelord two, Parsonsaeld two, Stsndish
two. Harrison one, Gray one, Limerick one
Bridgton one, Kennebunkport one.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM-KENT, j., PRESIDING.
FRrDAY-The case of Ralph Day VS.. Con-
way Insurance Co. was submitted to the jury
by Judge Kent, who directed them to answer
several questions, as follows:
1st-Were the bleach house and salt house,
or box, or either of them, separate and ada
cent to the paper mill-or were they a part
of the paper mill building described in the
policy as insured? -
Ansaoer-Part of the mill.
2d-If you find the above described bleach
and salt house, or either of them were part
of the paper mill, was there a substantial mis-
description of the property insured, in answer
to 4th and 9th questions in the application.
Apsleer-There was not.
3d-Was the saw mill within 500 feet of the
mill, aud if SO, did it increase the hazard by
fire of the property insured?
AnsWer-Ye s-but did not materially in
crease the risk.
4th--Was there substantial mis- statement
of the amount due on the mortgage, under the
26th question?
Answer-There was not.
The jury returned verdict for plaintiff, as
sessing damages in the sum Of $3737.
J.S&. E. M. Rand. Daveis-Butler
No. S2-Ralph Day VS.. Charter Oak Fire
and Marine Insurance Co. This is an action
to recover policy of $17o0 on the same
property insured by the Conway Co., viz, the
paper mill at Saecarappa. After the evidence
was out the case was withdrawn from the jury
and continued on report. e q,
}. q E. M. Rand. Shepley & Dana,
7. M. Hayes.
Court adjourned to 9 o'clock Saturday
morning.
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SEWING MAcHrNEs.-The sewing mact

SEWING MAcHINEs.-The sewing machine
is now regarded as an indispensable article in
every family requiring large amount of sew
ing, and the time is not far distant when a
large proportion of the family sewing will be
done by machine and thereby vast amount
Of time and labor be saved. 1t is important
in selecting sewing machine to get the best,
but amid the variety Of machines offered to
the public, il is sometimes difficult for the
purchaser to decide which is the best. We
would call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of Grover G. Bakers machine
IN another column Of which Q contemporary
ssys.-A trial Of over two years enables US to
say with the greatest confidence that there is
no better machine for general family use than
that manufactured by the Grover g. Baker
Sewing Machine Company, It makes beau
iiful elastic seam that does not rip. with wear
or washing, runs almost noiselessly; ia nla;n
simple, easy to work, and not liable to yet ont
of repair; fastens the ends of its own thread
and uses threads and silks directly from the
spools on which they are bought. Mr.. N. s
Gardiner, No. so Middle street, is agent 70
this machine,
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TO THE AFFLICTEDT
pa DER. WIN. DENNIS,
Medical Electrician,
'a- NO.M CIapp's Block, slsv


WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens a
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent.
" located In this city. During the eleven monfhs
that We have bean in town we have cured some Of
the worst forms of disease In persons who have tried
other forms o. treatment in VAN, and curing pa
asked do they stay curedl To or tins question
We will say that an that do not ktay cuI ed we will
doctor the second tine for nothing.
Dr. D. has beena practice. -sleofrician fer twenty.
one years and Is also regular graduated Vi ysic q
Eiectrieity Is perfectly adapted to chronic Gneasts
in the form OF merry oae sick headache: neuraIs
In the head, neck, or extremites; consumption VIII
IN the acute stages whore the lungs are not fn
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula
diseases, white swellings, spinal diseases curvan
OF the spine. contracted muscles, distorted hynbs
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas Dance, deafness sian
mering or hestancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indieef-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, piles-we on
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronch.
complaints.
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AUCTION SALES.


" Lime street, Horses, CARRIAGES. Hsrnesses. &c.
Also, one large Chestnut Ho. g, weighs 1900 lbs,
soaha ana psriectiy Kind in any harness, stands
been owned In the city Tor two years A-~ -
ocul dtd HENRY BAILEY 70 ..,
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomach
aiEzinees and swimming In the head, with indiRes.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain in the Side
ana PACK leucorrhWa, Tor whites1; falling OF the
womb with internal cancers tumors, polypus, and
gil that long train os diseases viii find In Electric
ity sure means Of cure. For painful menstruatlon
Of troubles with young ladies, Electricity Is certain
specific and win, In short ttze, restore the suerer
to the vigor Of health. Mo-
2 60 We havs % Electro CA.- zeal apparatus sor
extracting Mineral Poison from the system, such as
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &c. Hundreds who
are troubled with sti6 joints weak backs and vari.
Gus other difficulties the direct Of which, In
nine cases out OF ten, the effect of poisonous drugs
use Of from five to eight Baths. -
Once hours from o'clock A. n. to j R.N.ila
9; and ] to r. H is fa.-
ConszltAtion Fres. 100 70 b, IyI4ised
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linton of the British Provinces.

sQ9i dfl9 saa QUEBEC, Oct. IA.
The inter-Colonial conference continues to
meet with closed doors. 1t is understood that
an Invitation will be sent to the Pacific colo
MES to join the Confederation. The discus
sions yesterday were in reference to the APP
pointment of the head of the confederate ex-
ecutive and governments of the several Prov
inces. The proposition that these be appoint
ed by the Grown, is said to be favorably re-
ceived. Delegates are receiving invitations
from the different cities. The removal of the
seat of government to Ottawa has been much
embarrassed by the stoppage of the Ottawa
Railroad on account of legal troubles. saa
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IRON. Haat1anson.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA.
Sealed offers were to-day opened at the
Treasury Department for the 20 six per cent
bearing interest bonds to the amount of $4O,-
.000,0 900, There were 400 bids, single and
compound. and The entire sum offered was
$59,253, 45S. Of this amount the bids were at
discount less than par S342 900; from par to
one per cent. $3S,577, 700: from one to two
per cent. premium S2.175, 900; from two to
three per cent. premium 81, I75,O00; from
three to four per cent premium, $500, 900 :;
from four to Eve per cent. premium, $4,000;
from five to six pei. cent. premium, $1,000;
from six to seven per cent premium, $240O
from seven to eight per cent. premium, 5000.
Over $40, 100000 were bid for at a premium at
one per cent. and over tina. amount, conse-
,quently the Remaining $21, 100000 will be
taken from the series offered between par and
one per centum.
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MORRIS MINsrRELs.-This troupe arrived
yesterday afternoon, just in time to perform
to large audience at the City Hall in the
evening. Notwithstanding they were pretty
well shook up by their rough passage from St.
John to this port, they brought forth music,
mirth and fun enough, and of the best kind,
to satisfy the audience. Tonight they will
give their second and last entertainment, with
an entire change ofprogramme. We advise
everybody to 60.
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MIssING.-A boat containing some fishing
lines was picked up off Small Point last Tues
day, and advertised in our paper Thursday.
Yesterday gentleman called at the Office and
stated that Mr.. Joseph Skinner, a fisherman,
residing on Canal street, had been missing
since Monday, on which day he went out to
catch fish. He has been troubled, at times,
with vertigo, and there was no doubt that this
was his boat, and that he fell overheard DUR
ing an attack of the disease. He leaves wife
and five or six children. AID la
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ed. q iaa HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. ID.
From information received here this morn
ing, 1t is absolutely impossible to determine
how the State has gone until the official returns
are received. Both parties claim small ma
jority. The recording of the soldiers, votes
is necessarily very slow, being distributed
among various counties, and from the manner
in which they appear on the talley papers it is
impossible to make an aggregate until the rec
ord is more complete. 8 asn1 $50
The Union majority in this county is 6S4.-
Cofroth, Democrat, has so majority in Frank
lin county, and 900 in the district on the home
vote. -la agmisaa gnos 8atsa 51a sW
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA.
Cumberland comfy gives an official majority
oil 549 for the Democrats, a loss of 90.
The official Union majority in Philadelphia
is 1910. In the 5th Congressional district
Thayer has 955 majority, with Bucks county
to hear from. sass seas
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Notice.

A New England Screw Steamship Conn any will
be held at the Sts amship flee, end of Browns
wharf on Thursday, Oct 10th inst, at o'c oek p.
NJ, for the following purposes;-
ist-fo see WHISTLER they will vote to increase tho
Capital Stock 10 S250,O00.
2nd-To make such alterations and amendments to
the BYLAWS as may be deemed expedient.
Sd-ro act on any other business that may proper
iy come before them. Per Order. - -
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CONFIRMATION Of che Capture Of Rome, Ga.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says the Government has official con-
firmation of the rebel report of the capture OF
Rome, Ga.
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A CENTENARIAN.-Ther lives near Que
bee, man who was 100 years old last SUM
mer. His name is james johnson, native
of Ireland. In earlier life he was musician,
and he now delights in playing the fiddle. If
the "Buckfleld Fossil" continues to fiddle, he
may also become centenarian, and if he
should reach that good old age, we trust his
Eyes will be opened to the sin of human bond
aye ere he sleeps with his fathers. 5ios
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Ry M1ectr1c1rv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the la,v
leap with JOY, and move with the agility and elastic.
ity OF youth; the heated brain Is cooed the frost
bitten Limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re.
moved; fainfness converted to vigor, weakness to
strengths the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
youth oblfterated; the accidents Of mature NE
prevented; the oalamites Of old age Obvtated, ar0
an sottve circulation maintained.
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The Maryland cons.itutio,ns.atF Ele ,a

~ 8Il- N BALTIMORE, Oct. "a.
Inc returns of the Constitutional election
come in very slow, and the result is doubtful.
The friends of emancipation think it will be
adopted by a small vote, unless the slavehold-
ing counties give larger majority against 1t
than is anticipated. se da5,t - -,
A party of guerrillas captured the western
bound train last night on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, robbed the passengers and
burnt the cars. No further particulars.
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Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty FIVE words or less free;
I'll excess or this amount will be charged ten cents
q nhes elgnt words constituting a line. This ru Q
hereafter will be rigidIy adhered to-[PUB. PRESS
80 The Washingtonian Society hold meetings
every sunday evening, at s. OF T. Hail. 1858 Congress
street. at O'Clock. Public invi ed.
Rev: Joseph B. Marvin, of Toledo. Onio'
VIII each at the First Parish Church tomorrow
~ Rev. Adm Ball u, of Mess, will lecture IN
mechanics Hall, tomorrow afternoon ana evening"
at and O'Clock. ...a..sr 4
Children's Progressive Lyceum at 81 A. M. Free
Conference l04 O'Clock A. M.