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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
WlSHART'S TAR C0ROIII

"ILL positively cure the following diseo.a..
w Consumption, ifnOt beyond the power OF mad.
tct9S Inflammation Of the LungS COughs Sore Throat
and Breast, Bronchitis Asthma Piles Gravel and A.
unratLtng Remedy for Female Complaints.
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Il the only vital principle OF the Pine Tree obtained
peculiar process in the distillaIiOn Of the tar
tanned. FA"P4'''S arc Eo-
It is the medicine that cures when all others have
failed. saw
TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL
TAR CORDIAL TAR 0ORDIAI
The Great Remedy for ConSunapsion.
The Great Remedy for COnSumptioH
am constantly receiving such certificates AZ the
following. Read It'll
DR. WIsHARI-Cear Sir: l had a very dreadful
cough and sore throat for one year, and my whole
system WAS fast giving way, and was prostrated
on my bee with but little hope Of recovering. NV
oiseAse bahed the power of all medicines and in a
short time must have gone to my grave; but thank
Hod' my daughter in-law would not rest until Ehe
went to your store, No. 10 North Second street and
LelAte9 the case to you, purchased one bottle OF
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and commenced to
use IT, and In one week much better, and after
uE U.s. tkree bottles am perfectly WE'LL wonder to
All my friends for they all pronounced me past cure
Publish my case If you think proper.
RERECCA HAMILTON.
NO. 1921 Wayne street, PHILADELPHIA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
TAR CORDIAL,
TAR CORDIAL.

An LRtauibls Cure for Bronchftis.
An EHtaLts6te Cure for BrOnehitir,
Mr.. Ward says: "Dr. WIsHARr-Sir: Ibad Rron-
chitts, Inflammation of the Lungs, Shortuss. OF
Breath and PHlPitRtou OF the heart In their yTorst
forms; had been treated by several OF the most
eminent physicians in Philadelphia but they could
not stop the rapid course Of my disease, and hsd
ueoPHiEeu OF ever oeln" = to health. l was
truly on the very yer - --. grave Your Pi e
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me nv
Trend; tried 1t and thankful to say that
after using four large, and QUE small bottle WAS
restored to perfect health. You can give reference
to my house. No. g6S y Second street or At INV
office OF Receiver Of Taxes, from 9 A NJ to 81 NJ
corner Of Chestnut and Sixth ssreets.
JOHN WARD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Honor to the First Regiment.

We trust that the demonstration to day
and tonight 10 honor of our returned
First Regiment is to be worthy of it and
ourselves. 1, is something to be the
heroes of seventy engagements with the
enemies of the Union. 1t is still more to
be able to say that al have again enlisted
to fight, if need be, seventy more engage
meuts." Aud that is what these gallant
men can say. None of US at home here
can boast go glorious part in the strug-
gle. Whatever we have done has been
but little in respect to danger, and ex-
posure, and deprivation. To give health,
ease, comfort, and life, itself, in cause, is
to found claim upon the friends of that
cause paramount to every other claim.
Let US then honor these noble men to-
day and to night, for in so doing we honor
ourselves and our city. We trust that
every one will do something, be it ever so
little. The ladies can do everything to-
day at Washington Hall. Their generos-
ity and taste are called into reeuisition.-
Every little delicacy, as well as everything
substantial, that any one contributes, adds
to the general welcome.
We hope to see every Union man and
woman anxious and efficient in doing
something for the comfort and gratifica-
ton of the heroes of the First Regiment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
iAnlT-td
d II 81 r. Able
City Property for Sale

kOUR two story, substantially built, brick tsy,.
ments on lot No2Ss, also u oflOt No. 237, situate
on the southeast corner OF EUf aud Se,.onJ sfrssr
IN me IIish ward also lot No. 226 and One-half Of
Lot 10. 70, with neat two story brick house or
eSch; on the west side OF Eotf Also lot No qua an
which is frame tenement on Webster EtTsst ~ ~
lot no 10, on which is substantial brick co,,a<s
SSo9htAhlnB slx rooms, on tho northwest sorupr 81
I9ts' Nos and 2 in square 8, Churchill's addition
70 = on Fulton street also lot No. So east side Of
pam street. First Ward, which is one bricE ana
three log tenementA 0''IA @u1
Any part Of the above be purchased Al,
private sale until the second Monday the 10Th day
" OBJ uaEy' 1904 at which time the whole will be
offered at public sale the front door Of Ohio COM
Court House, part cash aud long credit il esrrd
me purchasers to pay tax for 1854 United States
transfer tax.
Jan5-td ALEX ROGERS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

Great Bargains in Boo 8 and Shoes.
NJ EssRs. E1NSTEIN L CO., previous to their re-
w RoVal to the new store, which is now being
handsomely fitted up, have resolved to close out
tneir entire stock of Boots and Shoes twentyf
per cent below regular selling prices perS9Ds IN
need Of suoh goods will save money by calling A. tb
Baltimore Boot and Shoe Store, lie Main Street:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
SHINGLES FOR SALE

HAVE just received lot OF fret class Capads
saved Shingles which will sell in Quantities. tc
cuii,,P urea4seTs Those Shingles be seen BY
ieOE At GEO w SNTTTl1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Farm for Sale

- 90 - 4S4 Sd40s
TlN9E subscriber ohers for sale a small 6,- l.,
4 Pease township Belmont county, Ohio, four
iiSs o9oVe MaEtinSVile, and running to the G. P
are q log house, good bearing Orchsrd, 4 Veil r.
excellent water; about co acres cleared. the baI.
epce excellent timber. Any one wishing to mr.
chase chase Gan learn terms, Ac, by applying to me on
The farm IL we'll suited for q yInsvnyd
J1n4o-4mo ALBX. THORRURS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by ~ J. RohIs
d and wife, on the S1St day Of December, 1850 All
now Of record In Ohio county, State OF West VIZ
gsdA in Book ~, page IS, will be sold at the !ro1
door Of the CouZt House in the city Of Wheeliug o.
the 18th day Of February, 1864 at 10 O'clock A "
the HonBe and Lot north side Of Zane street., 10
East Wheeling, 1t being the east half of Lot %
The building consists OF two tenemeut6, each coz
taining seven rooms.
Terms Of sale, Cash,
jAn13-30t ISAAC Colts, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE

IhUSTEE'S SALE
VI heaI Estate lying In the Town oF
South Wheeling, w. ".
pT virtue of deed of trust r,a5s H., 1,,;,,.
~ Grill to the undersigned dated 3Ist NAV isSs
ana recorded in the Office OF the Recorder for ohio
TWO hundred and ten-21U-; will. on sotDrIoi!
me 5t4 day OF March, 1864, the front door Of t5o
Conrt aonse In Ohio coun'y, at 10 O'CLOCK a ~
tSentyleight-2s-in the town of South WbseSiro
Hor9erty called Rtchetownl This lot is tncDp5,
Eli WIN the dover right OF the widow of WilIinT,
Stlii' but Is otherwise believed to be mine, 'bj
o. as trustee shall convey only such title a.
Terms of sale-Oash.
leoz.td N. RICHARDSON. Trn,tee
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STRAY COW.

w S, three freehOlders of the county o, ob,o.
and b,Tins az eee3 called upon by John Gondy "
ITf@, DO certify that having examined Cow ts rs
Sar S.1n estfay by Iaid Goudy, do hereby SppraIs
drn $3.50 ~ eSnt dollars. Said Gov is Of a d0rk
u0n COLOR erumpled horns and three years old
ROBERT WHITR
. ..4- HENRY THARP
Wheeling, jan so, 1884 'N O1l'1 fsbi.s,.
INITIAL BUTTONS, Military, Ivory and P01c5
dsc1o D, HICOLL BROS.
100 Nam street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

God guard our dag, and keep each start
Zach stripe as bright as now they wave,
Still make it lead our ranks in war,
Still float above each patriots grave,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
To trail it through the dust of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow it to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
D Y SPBPsrA

Positive Cure for DyspepsIa-The
Great American DyspepsIa PM
We my say with safety that ninety csses ort ~
every hundred, that one with consumption h.J Mt
HlsL oIiy sPgp'la. Dyspepsia quickly lays the
iouhdAtlon Of other diseases, some Of which are Of
the most fatal character. Dyspepsia is emphatcSlIv
tne disease that takes from us that bracing stimuli
Vi Am0ltlon and hope. emasculHtes and units
US for the enterprise OF lfe We say to the sc and
70 sclans OF every school, that in Dr. Wjshart'a
Great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine IRE r, .
pepsiO. VI u1'-
Dr.. Wi hart has treated in the mast tvrs,,, ,,.-.
lsSsO) nine Thousand three hundred and ninety NJ
ttents, for Dyspepsia in it's various For,1a "a y;
every case where the medicine taken as directed
cases had been treated by the most eminent Ill.,
lclans IN this country and Europe.
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!
". WlsHART: have be, II a constuut suBersr
Win DysPePsA for the last eighteen years during
which time caLuot say that ever euioved - -
leclly well cay There were times when the symDroms
were more aggravated than at Others and Then II
seemed 1t would be great lelief to die ia -
all times AN unpleasant feeling in nv head ht
cry my suner1ngs SO much increased that became
nnnl i0r business OF any kind, my mind was
oodlngs, and If attempted to Change their cnrE,
ny reading at once a sensation of icy coIdDers in
connection with dead weight, as II were reTtaJ
upon my brain; also a feeling Of sickness F6nId 60
cur at the stomach, AID great pain to my nc
Sompahled with which the continual tt.nr ~
losing my reason. also experienced great nssitI,
ueDlNty and nervousness, which made II 1r,cDI1 ~
walk ny Gay or sleep at night. became syerse IN
society and disposed only to secIusion and havinS
tried the skill Ot number Of eminent physicians G3
various schools, finally the conclusion that
lor TINS disease, at my present age, As years there
H8S no cure IN existence. But, through the inter.
ference of Divine Providence, to whom l dsvaTtI,
oher my thanks, at last found q sovereign remejy
IN your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial vhicb
Seem to have efectuaIIy removed aImost tn 49,
trace OF my long list Of ailments and bad feeInIs
ana In their place health, pleasure and contentme5f
are my everyday companions
o JAMES NJ. SAUNDERS.
NO. 433 North Second street, PhiladeIpbis Ioor.
merIy OF Woodbury., \. j. p---"' IoI-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
NOTICE

Il HE business of the Belmont Iron Works. bsr..
1 totore conducted under the firm Of McCuIlouEb,
Acheson Co.. will from this date be CONTINUED
Jas. G: AchesOn aud Joseph Bell having TjthdTLvD
from the same. MCCULLOUGH, LEHR i CO.
wheeling, W. Va, January 4, 1864 jAn630t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUARTE
REAL ESTA TE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABTE
REAL ESTATE.
Rf virtue of deed of trust, executed nv ch-i,-
AZ, "5n hsmmerer, to the undersigned, dated the
or Jay Of January, 1852, and recorded in the
ST. S9Se OF the COu Hty Court Of Ohio county
az o. vest Virginia, in Deed Book No. SO. folio
Court House Of the said county Of Ohio on TbursaT
In oay OF February, at II o'clock, A NJ the
certain Piece Of ground in the citr Of Wheeling.
oeScLioSa as folloWs: Beginning at the south cor
Ter OF MAdiHou street and east OF Market street,
thence south with Market street twenty nine 1907
leet more or leaS, thence parallel with MadiSo1
street seventy two I72l feet, thence parallel with
Market street to Madison, the nee with Madison to
the place OF beginning, with all improvements
thereon erected.
Selling trustee, shall convey such title A. /,
vested in me by said deed Of trust.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
jAnl2-lm c. E sTIPRT
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FOR RENT
For Sale or Rant-

A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, situated on Wa.
a ter street, Centre Wheeling. The ar owe house
Will be sold on loag credit If desired if not preyi-
Ously rented. TUOMiS II fHST
jAn1S.tf 0 II HA0A'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
READ THE FOLLOWING:


DE- WIsHART-Sir: return my grateful thanks
ior the discovery you have made in making a nedi.
cine tnat will cure Inflammation OF the Lnuv, "a nj
Liver Complaint. When commenced to use vonr
zine Tree Tar Cordial, WIS., all appearance near
my grave l had been for length Of time spittin1
Oloou' and would at times yomit it.
NY physicians (for l employed two) pronounced
me past cure; but my sister had used your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial which did her SO much good tina I
she prevailed on me a last resource TO try il
and, thank God, commenced to use it. I 6avs
taken twelve bottles, and am perfectly cured and
am To9dy aud willing that any person that is sick
should call on me, and will tell them what von55
cordial has done for me. All my friends aud neigh
DOTS were utterly Rstonished at my speedy rptErr
10 neA!th; Tor they had seen me Tomit blood in a
clotted state frequently. Publish nv case for I
want every person that is suffering as was tn knot,
OF your invaluable medicine
Respectfully, JOHN yERDTS
Grease at six doors above Richmond st.,
Philadelphia.
can only give a few OF the many thousands of
certinoates AIN receiving in favor or this great
Nedicinei but have had quantity OF them pub-
sheo In circular form, which send free on appiica
ton. Whether you conclude to give the Medicine a
tFlAI or not, send for circular. Price Ffty Cents
aud Que Dollar, u bottle. '''
Prepared only by the proprietor,
DR.. l.. Q. G. WISHART,
Philadelphia, Pa.
eoid wheeling by LOGAN, LIST co.,
and T. Il. Logan CO.
Agents for West Virginia.
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wRAPPTNG paDEB

WRAPPING PAPER
a LARGE STOCK, embracing all sizes nm IN
"A S6x4O, for sale at mAnufacturers' prices "
,.n1O hEFCALf BURT,
-!en1o Sc Main street
SPRINGS, AxLE8 AND STEEL
Nv have added to our stock, Springs. AxIas C.o.
w and Shear Steel, and WIN keep full asSort
OF these articles Of the best manufacture and
-. hETOALF BURT,
yAu4S Sc Main Gtraaf
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MORE NEW GOODS


- RECEIVED AT
ID. NICOLL & BROS
VARIETY STORE.
NURSERY CLOTHS, Corset Fronts, Pages Ma
~ chine Sewing Silk, Black Zephyr Drab Yarn
Silk Betting, 30 ID. Seed Beads, Bons teIlItoG.
Double Steel Crochet Needles, Horn X, and COMBS
!ndia Rubber Long Combs, seven STYLES French
Tuck Combs, Silver and Steel Beads ian2o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
Prescott Brewery.

PREsooTr, G. W, January 9Th, 1864.
HAVE leased to my late Brewer and his two
L brothers, MesSrs. Robert P. and Ephraim Labatt
my Brewery there, and sold to them the Stock.in
trade and the accounts due for Matt Liquor,
%hlch they are hereby authorized to collect. The
Prescott Brewery will therefore in future be con-
Quoted and managed by LABATT BROS.
father and being satisfied of their practical knowI
edge OF the business have hesitation in recon-.
menuing them to the support Of my customers
, wish my friends and the public to understand
that shall continue the Mating Business with in
creased facilities, in connection with the purchase
oil Hraln and Produce generally, at my new ware
mouse adjoining the Brewery at Prescott.
To my friends at distance and the public 1
would say that will still continue to receive their
orders Tor the purchase OF Grain and Produce gen.
ing all orders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
PITTSBURGH TROH

PITTSBURGH IRON.
A LII SIZES Of Bar Hoop, Band and Sheet Iron,
4 t!oW wings, &C., ofthe best Pittsburgh brauds
SSo American and Norway Nail Rod always on
hand Orders for Iren cut to certain lengths flled
with despatch, and at the lowest possible prices,
METCALP BURT,
-yeuAo Sc Main street.
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FIRE PROOF GARES

WE are the only authorized agents for III. nal
and are enabled to f1rnIeh them at mRnnfScErS.r
prices, ranging from $SS to 800 III Oh
10 METCALP BURT.
lAu4o Sc Main atrasH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

GLASSWARE.
DlNT, QUART AND HALF PINT PLAsKs.
i Hook Wine and Brandy Bottles, Denijobns. Eeo'
at manufacturer prices. O''''' 1-''
METoALP BURT,
JAuA0 SO Main
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03
GEO. " SMITH.

In reference tie the above beg to solicit a con-
tinuance Of your orders to this establishment. and
can assure you that no pains attention will be
spared In furnishing good article this estab.
out. IARATT = RPHS ~
jan2Q6t - OAN''
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HOUSE,

p TUEsDAy, February 2, 1864.
Mr.. Corr, from the Committee on Taxa.
tlon, &C., reported bill for the further to
provide for the collection of taxes.
MI. CROOKS, from the Committee on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

Price, per Box, One Dollar,
Bent by mail on receipt Of the price by
LOGAN, LIST CO.,
and 7. II. LOGAN 1 Co.
nozV-Sm Wheeling, Agent for West VirSI3i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-03

The President of the United States has
issued his call for 100000 men, or, more
properly speaking, for 10000 in addition
to the 100000 called for in October last
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald thus comments upon
the call:
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WASHINGTON, Jan, 81, 1864.

1t will be recollected that in October
call for three hundred thousand men was
made. This number has been about half
filled by volunteering and re enlistments.
The call now made tor FIVE hundred thou
sand men is to include the above three
hundred thousand, being, in effect an ad-
dltlonal call tor two hundred thousand
men: The volunteering is supposed to
furnish at present an average of two
thousand men per day. The order of the
President makes "A credit or deduction of
so many as may have enlisted or been
drafted prior to the LIST of March, at which
time the $500 premium expires. When
these arrangements are completed the
totat IN the army will Ge million of men.
In pursuance of the call of the President,
aud in prompt cooperation herewith,
Gov. Borem0u has issued his notification
aud appeal to the people of West Virginia.
We need not add anything, by way of
length, thereto. 1t explains ITSELF making
the needs OF the government and the obi
cations of West Virginia as one of the
States of the Union, perfectly plain and in
teIligible.
Volunteering is to be stimulated by
every county in the way of county bouuties
AS matter of self-interest, this duty
comes home to the people of each county.
The more volunteers any county raises the
fewer drafted men are to come from it's
limits. The converse of this is alike true.
aud the fewer volunteers any county
raises the more drafted men she must fur
nish.
1t is question now for the people of
Ohio county, and for every other county,
in what way and how soon thew will re-
spond to the joint call of the President and
the Governor. The call must be answered
either by volunteers or conscripts, and as
sure as We fail to furnish the former, so
sure will we be obliged to furnish the lat
ter.
without ado then, let US procede to the
work. We may as we'll begin it right
away. those counties first Offering the
bOunties will FIRST fill their quotas. How
soon shall the Supervisors of this county
meet aud lay levy for bounty purposes?
Will it be before or after the other conn
ties above and below US have entered uuou
the work? We may depend that voluo.
teers will flock where the bounties are first
oHeFea. 1t is natural and right that they
should. 1t is our duty not to be behind
and We must take the consequence of snv
laggardOess' For one we express the hope
that the Supervisors will meet promptIv
and offer liberal Inducements. There is
no other way to do. There is no escape
even if We we're inclined to seek one. Each
county must stand, like every tub, GA its
own bottom in this matter, and each mus,
determine for itself the question of draft
or no draft within its limits
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
The Rebel Gen. Vheetsr's Raid.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 2.
Several miles OF the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad were burned by Gen. Wheel
er's forces yesterday.
Gen. Rosseau drove the rebel force within
three miles OF Layagne late ia the afternoon
ance.
Later Intelligence reports that the head OF
Wneeler's column left Murfreesboro' pike, GO
ing to the right, yesterday. At three O'Clock
the whole force was moving from the Tennes-
see and Alabama Railroad, in the direction OF
Franklin. Rosseau is in close pursuit.
person just in from Franklin. reports that
town in possession Of Wheeler's forces he
having hntered and captured il last night
Particulars not yet received. Our casualties
in yesterdays skirmishing was five killed and
about fllty-five wounded. The rebel loss yes
terday was eight killed and fifteen wounded.
We captured number of prisoners.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

q As Wilmington is the only important
harbor to be blockaded it will undoubtedly be
closed against rebel runners hereafter.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03

ACCIDENT. "A few days ago, says the
Aroostook Pioneer, two ladies were riding in
carriage above Fort Kent, each with young
child. The horse was a young one, and as
they descended steep pitch on to q bridge,
the horse became unmanagable, and rushed
headlong Off the bridge There being no rail-
ingl into the river. One lady threw her child
from the wagon on to the ground and closed
her eyes upon the awful scene before her.
Horse, carriage and its contents were preei,i
tried into the water, which was about ten feet
deep. The screams Of the mothers drew as
sstance, and, strange to relate, not bone was
broken nor a head bruised. Their proyiden-
tial escape foom au untimely death was al
most miracle.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-03
Religious Notices.

Religious notices Of twenty. Ave ords or less free
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cents
q line, eight words constituting line This rul1
hereafter will be rigid4y adhered to.-[PuB. PREss.
EF-Diyine service and a sermon may be expected
at ST. Luke's Church tomorrow evening at 4.
o'clock.
In Mechanics Hall, o-morrcw afternoon ana eve
ming. at 3 and u O'Clock.
Free Conference In the forenoon, l0i O'Clock.
EEfhe Washingtonisn Society hold meetings
every SUNDAY evening at S. of /. Hail. 353 Congress
street at O'Clock. Pablo invited.
rvFlder Edwin Durham will preach In Preble
Chapel tomorrow morning and afternoon.
esR-Rey Levi Loring, of W. Charleston, VT. win
preach at the St. Lawrence Church tomorrow.
eY~owing to the serious illness of Rev. Mr.
Hartshorne there will be no preaching ut the Bethel
tomorrow.
kE-The anniversary Of the Bethel Sabbath School
will be held tomorrow evening, at 7oclock. Ad-
dresses by several friends of the School, recitations
and singing by the children.
eS- Rev. w. I. Clark, of Chelsea, Mass, win
p each at the First Parish Church To- morrow
EF-The afternoon service In the Central Church
O'Clock instead of O'Clock.
sss- Rev. Mr.. Moore, pastor OF the Central Con.
creation IL hurch, will administer the Ordinance
Of Baptism, by Immersion, This afternoon, at 2
o'clock, Al the foot OF Wilmot Street
~ Prof Henry b. Smith, ID. d.. Of New York
viii preached az the Third Parish Church TO morrow
forenoon. Communion service conducted by the
Pastor in the afternoon.
tE-Open air meetings tomorrow Cape Eliza.
beth at 3 A. NJ subject, Religion; at y. NJ,
"Depravity" Westoreok at 6 r. NJ. "DesiL"