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~ n. - Wtfi<inh, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Agent Of the Great. PennsylVAnia Route,
vice =. O. Morton, 70 take effect on the 2sth Inst
Mr.. wilkins has been ected with the Ofilce at
the sorAer Of sixth street and PennsylVAnia ave-
nue, during the past two years, and 10 thoroughly
oonVeraAnt with the business OF the route in all
Its departments. All applications for informstlo on
tieketa, az, must be addreSsed to L. J. wtLKISS
AgoAt Great PennsylVAniA Route, Sixth street ard
General Passenger Agent, eroAt Psnus. Route.
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Nor As IET RRFoRMED.-Matilda Ryland
Imprisonment In the common jail for 60 days, upsn
the charge and conviction of keeping q bAwdy
house In Fighting alley, on the Island, Served out
went on q glorious drunk, and raised confusion
generally In Fighting alley, the bsene OF her for
mer brolls and lniquitisa. She was arrested yes.
teTday afternoon by oiiocr Ashton, and fned s.
by Justice Boswell.
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An IcSoBLE Pam OF BRoTHHRs.-William
Wedge, black nAA whs lives on d street, Island,
between F0ur-And-A-hAf and Sixth, became in
VolVsd In quarrel with his brother a out eight
o'clock this morning, but before he cane to giving
blowB he was arrested by pAtTolmAn German and
taken to the BtAtion.housO, whero he was fined
81 by JuIiic Boswell.
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDLI.-Mary Mar
shall, who keeps GROCERY on the corner OF Sixth
street and Maryland avenue, was arrested by
Patrolman Robey upon the charge OF selling liquor
on Sunday. and fined S26 by Justice Gull.
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Col. JERE CLEMENS, of Alabama, 10 at the
National.
Gov. MILLER, OF Minnesota, is in the city.
GIN. MORRIS, the son Of George r. Morris,
of the Homt Journal, who nguisRed LimEelf for
gallAntry in the late hght on the RApidnp, iG now
lying wounded In this city.
Gov. ANDREW has vetoed the bill passed by
the hAIsAohuSetts Legislature, by which the N M
aers voted themselves Sioo extra compensation
Tor the session,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
War Correspondent KIuIsdfn the Breast
works at Flesnoa.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-The Cincinnati
Commercial has the folio wing announcement:
shanks, correspondent Of the New York
Herald, lost his life at Resaca. The private
he was killed instantly In Logan's breastworks
on Sunday.
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A CASH or CoHscIESoH.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury Acknowledges the receipt Of thirty
person uaknSwn, who states 1t to be due to the
United States.
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~ Foundry Fair.-The Ladies OF the
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church announce
to the public that their Fair will be epened on
WEDNESDAT EVENING, May I, in the church
building, corner Of Fourteenth and G streets. The
proceeds OF this Fair will ha applied TO the cree
tion OF the new Foundry Church. Season tickets,
admitting = lady and gentleman, Alto be pro-
cured Of the ladies OF the church, Single Admis-
sion, IS cents. aHU-nITFE.| :,
By order of the AGBsoiation.
mys-dtf .. A, o, R., Secretary,
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/ Tn Assessed VALUE OF MPRovEMEsrs.-
The following 10 . tabulat statement showing the
relative assessed value ofimproyen euts In the di
ferent wards Of the city, taken from the general
assessment OF 1859 and 1894, which was GuSmlttsd
this morning TO his honor Mayor waliach BY Zach.
B Brooke, clerk board Of Ansessment: ~ n
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BosToH, May l9.-The prize steamer Grey
hound, captured of Wilmington, has arrived
here. The famous Belle Boyd Is . passenger.
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CAsUALTIEs.-The following casualties in
the fighting at spottsylvanla Court House on
the 18th are reported:
Killed-Major Lawler, 2sth Massachusetts,
Lieut.. Fitzslmmons, l70th New York; Jacob
Painter, 72d Pennsylvania VIM. A. Johnston,
Goth Massachusetts.
Wouuded-Col. Matthew Murphy, command
ing Irish Legion; Lieut.. A. Annard, adjutant
18th Mass; Capt. Fleming, 18th Mass.j Capt
CoVency, 57th N. Y; Mai. Karples, SD N. Y.
Capt. Whiting, SD N. VI Capt. Bayley, 2sth
Mass; Adj. P. R. Dunno, 170th N. Ii serg
Jas. Brown, l59d n. VI Maj. Burn, lo5th n.
l65th N. Y; Capt. Kelthers, goth hass.j Lieut.
Col. VIM. DeLacy, 164th N. Y, mortallyj Capt
A. r. Curtis, 2Oth Mass; serg. Crowley, Goth
Mass; Corporal James Donelly, 2Oth MaSs.
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B- Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and sexual Syatemu-uew and reliable
Reports OF the HOWARD ASSOcIA-
TIoN-sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGH
TON, Howard Association, Ne. South Ninth
street, PhilAdelphlA, Pa. n2S-ly
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On tho morning OF tho 10th, Inst, atter PRO
trAoted illness, MICHAEL sHANKs, native O1
GeorEctoHn, y. o. butsi many yesrs ererieent
OF wAshipgtop, in the 10Th year OF his age.
The friends apd acquAtntsnces OF the family are
respeotly in vIted 10 attend the funeral from his
late residence, No 400 street, between Sixth and
seventh streets, on sunday, the sal Inst, at
O'Clock y. IN. ETI ...r .u. ..r.r .s
LAHBoRr, hked IS years. D" -.
Funeral sunday morning, At 10 o'clock, from asl
street north, between Ninth and Tenth Btrne!B,
to which friends are invited = ra'..
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HALITAI, Hay 19.-BermudA dates to the
18th instant, state that the pirate Florida was
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The FEELING OF THE SoLDIERs.-The follow
ing short note, from one of the original mem
bers Of the Massachusetts, lSt, who has been
with the regiment in all Its fights, nineteen In
number, shows the spirit which anlmates our
brave soldiers;
BATTLEFIELD, May II, 1854.
"Mike; All right, my boy. We have been
too many for Lee this time. 30 far we have
Whipt him. How 1t will end, God knows, but
I think everything 10 lovely. The mail closes.
In haste, +: D."
[BoH0R Journal.
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G5- The Ladies' and Gen tIemen OF WASH
inston are rsSpectfuily invited TO attend an Ice
CroAm Party at MRS. FREEMAN'S NEW ICE
CREAM SALOON, Mt iI5 street opposite the
Catholic Church, on FRIDAY EVENING, May
Goth. Tickets 10 cents. myl9.ats
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DIED.

Stewart, waiter L, Penn, Joseph Cotton,
kTmsirobs, County ooSIlable, John Moore.
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sIa,22o,S2s siS,Sss, $50 Ss,ss0 ,s27
The proportion Of Increase is about % per cent.
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Aatioual grpnblitau.
WASHINGTON, u. G

FR1DAYn,m,,r..m,.r.a,,n,nm,MAI 90, 1884
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II New Yorkers, Attention IA regular
meeting Of thA) sEKoELsIoR UNION CLUBn
street, on MONDAY EVENING, May %, 1854, at
O'Clock. AL loyal New Yorkefs residing In
Warrington are requested to attend, as business
OF Importance In Whlch all are Interested, will be
p "' y" y GEoRGE D. EGLEsToN,s
mJ2o-2t ..- s.rF. rFst .-.r. .. Secretary.
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,It-sunday, at , o'clock, p. M, Mrs. l.,
smith will speak On the Lower Capitol Ground
under the Influence of the Father Of Love, who
dellreI to encourage all, th.t the war Is essential
70 further proEperitJ-that liberty will bring about
the millsnlum. my20-2t'
D- Peoples 'sTelsgrAph.-New First Class
LINEs, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points, washington oniees; REPUD-
LIcAN BUILDING, sii Ninth street, twest Eide,)
and corner rennhylvania avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel. ..s .....
agt~ ...f.'.' CHARLES d. MOVES,
Lebig-u Manaeer WaRhinFtnn Diatrist.
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Abolition Prsashing-lts Ultimate Result

The ultimate result OF Abolition pulpit
preaching, says the Patrist and UaiOn, will
be rank infideIity, running into fanaticism
as wild as that which characterized the God
defying population of Paris, when the huge
city poured its mulliiudious swarms, TO
witness the crowning and worship of a
common prostitute as The Goddess oil Rea-
son.
The wild Jaco bins of the French metro
polls had reached that pitch of madness by
going through precisely The same prelimi-
nary process the false priests of the God of
the Bible are now leading their hocks.
Who will condemn Us for calling these
repudialors Of the Gospel. these recrucifisrs
Of Christ, false prophets
Clothed in black garments and white
nsek-cloths, they cross the isles and ascend
the pulpiis dedicated TO the worship OF the
true God, and alter reading from the sacred
volume, pervert it's meaning, and, opening
their mouths, send from stentorian lungs
the breath of hell. You hear no more from
these false priests the language of Christ
they pour out no longer the "livlns waters"
that flow only from the throne of the Most
High-bui instead their sermons are COM
tinuous roar of muskeiry and crash of STEEL,
so that the church seems battle field, and
instead OF the soft, soothing words of Christ
giving hope, and comfort and life, the ear
is panied with the ehrieks of The wounded,
and appalled, by the groans of the dying,
aud the means OF The widows and orphans.
Under the preaching of these appostases
from The faith, one feels as though he stood
sole deep in human gore, for which they
make God reasonable. and praise and gIo-
rlfy Him for the blood which their own
evil passions aud counsel has caused 10 be
shed. 1t lie no longer the God and Christ
of the Sacred Volume they worship. They
have deserted them as SOLEMN did, and
sought after idols. They have gone far
back into the ages OF the past and chosen
for their idol ths most execrable deity of
the Pagans. Il is Moloch, '.horrid God
bssmsarsd with blood OF human sacrifice |
and parents isars,n TO whom they now
bow.
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What wonder that the Church is divided
and the flock scattered. when the false
shepherds have exchanged the crook for
the knife, and instead of protecting, destroy
those who were committed to their charged
They are no longer true pastors and
preachers, trying to save souls by in stilling
righteous precepts and desires-but human
tigers howling for rblood-"wolves 10 Sleeps
clothing" 'roaring lions seeking whom
they may devour." In The language of
Christ they are like the Pharisees of old,
! who professed Godliness. but had none-a
generations of vipers," whited sepulchers,"
fair enough TO look upon, but within the
rolleness and odor of death
The result of this devilish play of the
Abolition pulpit will be seen and felt, after
"this cruel war is over" in the looseness
OF morals and the spread of inidelity
throughout the whole land for although,
during the present period of excitement
when the boom of cannon and the rattle oil
small arms, the command to advance, The
shock of battle, the cry of victory, or the
horrors of retreat, are telegraphed over The
wires every day-men may listen 10, and
even applaud the wild b.asphemy which
Cow forms the eloquence OF pulpit oralory !;
yet, after while, when reason resumes
her throne, when calmness succeeds pas
sion, and the former days and doctrines
are thought OF, men will either renonnce
religion entirely as farce, more fiji to be
enacted in a theatre than church, or they
will dethrone the false parsons and the false
gods, and return again to the God OF their
fathers-lhe God OF Abraham, Isaac and
Jocob-and to His true Christ the true Mes
siah, whose doctrine was not doctrine of
blood, bat love, "peace and good will unto
men"
Some will take the one course and some
the other, but by far the greater number,
disgusted with the attributes of the Abo-
lilion God. will renounce all religion and
become inf dels and atheists.
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ComING Down TO DORIS "-Secretary
Chase is close calculator. He figures up
the national debt for the next two years as
accurately as the astronomers calculate the
return of Donati's comet which is TO
back again upon certain day, be hour and
minute sometime about the year 1000. Our
debt on the first of July, 1864, is 10 be 81,
686, 956, Gal a., and on the 30lh of June,
1865, ii will amount TO $2,231, 1895. 100 81.
Just two billion. two hundred and thirty
million, nine hundred and ihirty-ive thou.
sand, one hundred and ninety dollars-and
thirty seven cents Now, we can stand
the billions and the millions, but the tack
ing of chem" thirty-seven cents to them,
forming sort of cracker to the whip is
what gives the sting to the Secre;ary's long
lash of figures But it shows what a
glorious thing arithmetic is. Wha: would
have become of these thirty-seven cents If
there had been no arithmetic TO cypher
them out, stick them there, and let the
nation know just how its affairs will stand
upon the sOh of June, 1865 2-Patriot and
Union
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Tor properly or even life for life We have
ever been the advocates of law and order,
but the Democratic party cannot be held
responsible for anarchy if forced upon
them
II wonld be justice TO assert, that there
are those who differ with is politically, who
denounce these criminal efforts to inaugu-
rate reigr of terror In the land. Our
difference with such men is only nominal,
and the wonder OF the lines is, that they
can vote to sustain these and the thousand
other crimes agaiEs. their own liberty, Sc
curity and prosperity. To those who re-
joice at these dafnning deeds, we may say,
that it will not injure us. |, will greatly
increase our circulation and patronage
while property is secure, and if this fails, il
will involve them in common ruin.
A reward of 500 will be paid for iafor-
nation which will Leaf to the detection
and conviction of the perpetrators or insii.
gators of this vlIainous act, But whether
detected or not, let the brand of eternal in
fanny be stamped upon these asssssins OF
free government, who, after having been
loud in their demands for free press and
free speech, become now the practical ad-
voca:es and abetiors OF their destruction.
T. J. PURDY.
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Gourt Prociarnafinn

~ HEREAS the Honorable William FL
well. President Judge OF The Conn of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail DeIiv
cry, Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the Peace
and Cour of Common Pleas and Orphans;
Court, In the 26th JOdicial District. comnos.
ed OF the counties of Columbia. Sullivan ard
wyoming, and the Hons Stephen Baldy and
John Mcheynolds, Associate Judges. Of Co-
lumbia co, have issued their ,,receot. bear.
ing dsle one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty four, and 10 ne directed fer holding .
Couri OF Oyer and Terminer. and General
jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace
Com. Pleas and Orphans Courl, in Blooms,
burg, IN the county of Columbia on The fi,.,
Monday, being the LIST day OF February oexi
and 10 continue one week
Notice is hereby gwen, TO the Coroner ,ts
Justices of The Peace and Consfables OF IN.
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons a, 10 o.
clock in the forenoon oi said Gay, with their
records, inQustione and other remembran
res 10 do those things which 10 their Offices
apperian TO be done And those thai are
bound by recognizes, 10 prosecute aeain.t
the prisoners that are or may be in the Jail
oil said county oil Columbia, 10 be then and
there to prosecute then as shall be lust. in.
rors are requested TO be punciua in tbei,
attendance, agreeably TO Their notice. da,ed
at Boomsburg the 9lh day OF January in The
year OF our Lord one ihonsard eight hundred
and six,y-fourlh aud 10 the eigh mi nth YEA,
oil the Independence of the United States of
America. (God save the Commonwealth.,
JOSIAH H. PURMAN.
Sheriff's Office, Sheriff
Bloomsbuas, Jan. l3, 1863
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Adminisfrafor,s A Notice.

Estate Of Henry H. Ditdine. deceased.
I ETTERS of Administration on The es-
tate OF Henry M Dildine, la'e Of Mad
ison township, Columbia comfy, deceased,
have been granted by the Register Of said
county, 10 John Didine, who reside. in
Limestone township, Montopr county. All
persons having claims az aims, the estate of
the deceden: are requested 10 make them
known 10 the Administrator without DELAY.
and all persons indebted 10 The estate ars
requested TO make payment Immediately
TO The undersigned.
JOHN DILDINE, Admr.
January 6. 1S64.-6w 50
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A administrators Notice.

Estate Of Henry Kitchen, deceased.
L ETTERS OF Administration on the Es-
A|ta,e OF Henry Kitchen, late Of Green.
wood township, Columbia county, dec'd .
have been granted by The Register OF said
County 10 the undersigned who reside in
he same township. All persons having
claims against the E-tale OF the decedent
are requested 10 present them for sstiIs-
ment 10 the Administrators without delay,
all those indebted 10 the estate 10 make
payment forthwith.
URlAH R. HARRAR.l
RICHARD KITCHEN, Ad'mT'
Dec. %, l863-6w-s2 90
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SENATOR WILSON offered resolution 10
expel Senator Davis, OF Kentucky, for re-
marks which ne tWilson) declared 10 be
sedtious and reasonable. Mr.. Davis re-
toried by calling Wilson traitor, and also
accused him of ialsehood. Wilson has
been called liar a hundred limes and
more, but he pockets the Insult with do
cility that proves him 10 be possessed of a
good deal more discretion than pluck. A
man may spit in Wilson's face, if he vii!
only leave him the comfort of believing
tha, the negro is his equal, without incur
ring the least danger of resentment.-Hano-
uer Citizen.
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SCHOLARSHIP FGR SALE.

Pittsburgh Commercial College.
Binghhmiin
CH'lenden's :" Philadelphia,
Sraron, Bryant & Co, "
These ScrIps, are m amounts OF SI5 and
$50 aud are "a 80 much cash, by the Stu
dent on entering eiher Of the above Col
leges. Young men desiring 10 obtain a
flushed Collee late Eiucaiion. will here
find good speculation by applying al The
office ol the STAR OF THE NORTH.
Bloomsburg, Nov 4 1868.
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G GEEhRlL MCCLELLAN on the 7lh of July
1862, addressed letter TO the President,
Wherein he gives him the following good
advice. If the President had heeded il
how much better would be the condition Of
the country to day IL is not surprising
that the General was superseded by Gen.
Burnside, as he would not be made the tool
of the administration to do its unholy work
: He was not friendly TO the Abolition pro-
gramme, hence his decapitation.
ss'Fhe time has come when The Govern.
meni must determine upon 4 civil and mill
tary policy covering the whole ground of
our national trouble. The responsibility of
determining, declaring, and supporting such
civil and military policy, and OF directing
the whole course of national affairs in re-
gard 10 tie Rebellion, must now be assum-
cd and exercised by you, or our canse will
be lost. The Constitution givss you power
sufficient even for the present terrible exi-
gency. This Rebellion has assumed the
character OF war as such il should be re-
earded and il shonld be conducted up
on the highest principles known TO Chris
lian civilization. Il should Eoi bea war
looking to the subjugation OF people
Of any State in any event. II should 10, be
al NIL war upon population, bui against
armed forces and political organization
Neither confscation or properly, political
executions of persons, territorial organiza-
iions OF States, or foreibls abolition Of slavery
should be contemplated for moment" I"
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A YOU'VE LADY MURDERKD-Miss EMILY
c. Blunt, a most beautiful and interesting
young lady, ls years of age, from Massachu-
sets, was murdered by conlraband negro,
near Fortress Monroe, on. the 2d inst. She
was a teacher OF young "coatrabands," and
was returning lone from her labors, when
she was overlaken by a powerful South
Carolina negro, who alter violating her per-
son, brutally murdered her by blow upon
the head.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARRIED.

I'm Centre twp, on the 5th inst, by Rev
D. S Truckenmillei, VIM + Bower, and
Miss EfENAH Litter, both Of Centre.
On Thursday, the l4lh inst, by the Rev.
D. J. Waller, Mr.. Moan PETsBoKE. OF
Kingston, Luzerne county, and Miss JANE
RNARD OF Orange twp. Columbia county
On Monday, The 18Th inst, by the same, al
Dodson's Hoiel, Bloomsburg, Mr.. LYMAN
MmRoT, 10 Miss CYNTHIA E. THOMAS, both
of DanviIle, Pa.
By Allen Mann Esq. on the is inst,
Mr.. SAMUEL SNYDER, OF McCauley, to Miss
REBEccA FARvER, OF Jackson township, Col.
CO.
At this place, on The 14;h inst, by Rev.
T. n Cullen, Rev. c. c. PARKER, of Phila-
delphia, and Miss CLARA F. BARTON of this
place.