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Destruction of = blockade Runner.

The following dispatch was received at the
Navy Department yesterday morning;
UNITED STATES FLAO SUR MIENEsOTA,I
Orr NEWPoRT NEWS, Feb. 9, 1884.
Hon. Gifson Reiles, SScrsiaTV Of he Nary:
The supply steamer Newbem has arrived.
The Sassacus, Lieut.. Commanding Roe, and the
FllndG, Commander Grossly, have destroyed
the new and fast blockade runner "Wild Day.
roll " near New TopIAll Inlet, where she had
got ashore and discharged most Of her cargo.
Csignsd) LEE,
Commanding n. A, B. Squadron.
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The aboUe IorA OF proposals will be adhered to
A. SloSOly a. practicable. Other forms will be
ooiVed ~ the Department and duly considered.
proper guarantee that the bidder Il able TO fl.
nearest District Court or United stateH District
Attorney, must accompany the proposal or It will
An oath Of allegiance to the United States Gov
oTnmSnt must also accompany the proposal.
The contracts will BE- awarded TO the lowest res
pSRIiblO party or parties, who will be duly Doti'
hSd BY nail or otherwise, that their bid 10 accept
Va, and they win Immediately b required 70 enter
intO contract, under bonds to the amount OF sb,'
900. Bonds TO be properly certified 10.
Blddsrs may 10 prsSsntin person when the Pro-
posAlH are opened. .r
The Post Once Address ofths parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the Proposal
Proposals must be addressed TO Henry Johnson
Medical O. X land PurvSyor, U. g. A. WS'h'nE'on'
D. G.
VI ." ''I' u''AsN HENRY JOHNSON,
MR u and Puryeyor, U, g. A , wAahinEton, D. &.
irinted forms Of Proposals 0An he had a. iEiA
Ssnse. "VS""
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

The Bounty for Volunteers In this city.
Il win be seen from our report Of the doings
Of the City Government last evening that the
bill providing for the payment Of bounty Of
one hundred and nfty dollars (tlSO) to volun-
teers enllstIng in this city, has passed both
branches OF the City Council. We trust that
the quota may now be speedily allied.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

The closing quotations at the New York
Stock Board yesterday afternoon, were for Now
York Central, 1881; Hudson River, 1851; Erie,
ISL Harlem, 1906 Illinois Central, 1882: Clere.
land and Plttsburg, ll5Ii Michigan Central,
1887 Reading, 1881, and Cumberland Coal, 55l,
a rise Of 81 per cent. since Saturday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Official Dispatch from
General Grant.
A Band of Indians and White
Rebels Broken Up.
Two Hundred and Fifteen Killed
and Wounded.
FIFTY PRISONERS CAPTURED
FIFTY PRISONERS cAPTuRED'

Tn, following was received to-day at the
headquarters Of the Army;
NASHVILLE, Feb s, 1854.
MAJ Gen. II. N. Hdlsek, GsHTaI.in-ChigG
General Foster telegraphs from Knoxville,
under date OF yesterday, that an expedition
sent against Thomas and his band OF Indians
and whites, at GuallStoWn, has returned, COM
plstely successful.
They surprised the town, killed and wounded
two hundred and Hfteen, took fifty prisoners,
and dispersed the remainder of the gang in the
mountains.
our,loss was two killed and six wounced.
U. 8. GRANT, Major General.
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LIouoH sEILHHs FRuD.-The following par
ties were this morning nned BY Justice Ferguson
1t the Central GuArdhouSe; A. RuEI, Smithsonian
restaurant, cas- for selling on sunday KAts Mich.
OILS, PsnnSJlvAniA avenue, between Third and
Pour-Gnd-A-hAlf streets, same charge, same ans,
Benz Thompson, violating special order OF the
Provost Marshal, S9Oi L. J. Williams, selling
liquor to soldiers, ESQ., John N. Sheridan, bar
keeper for John c. Gillsn in default Of payment Of
$50 no for GsllinE liquor to soldiers was confined
In the GuATdhoobe,
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|, BALTIMORE, Fob. s.--A young son Of J..
Alexander Bhriyer, president Of the Ericsson
Steamer Line. fell from the econd.story win.
dow OF his fathers house, corner Of Cathedral
and Centre streeta, and falling on q sharp Iron
railing, which pierced hls body 10 the heart,
caused Immediate death. The boy was found
literally piuioned on an iron spike.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

Senator Sherman submitted a bill prohibit.
ing time contracts for gold, silver, and foreign
exchange, and rendering them null and void.
All checks on time, representing such trsnsac-
tlons, arc also null and void
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A YoUSs CULPRIT.-Arthur Gales, = colored
bootblSek, about II years OF age, was arrested
yesterday afternoon about o'clock, By ohissr
Dom ofthe seventh precinct, upon the charge 81
stealing suit Of clothes from = hoItler which
were valued At nftsSn dollars. The hoItIsr'S name
10 Alexander Thomas, and when he went into hiI
stobls TO see about his SlothsI thSy were gone b.
fore he left the boy was looking Gt them and this
lead 10 his arrest HswGS committed to jail FOL
Court BY JuStios olbsrBon.
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FoaTREss MoNRoE, Feb. 7.-Wm. Lamon,
Of the Sd Pennsylyanla artillery, who was
among tho captured at smith1eld on the lst
inst, has effected his escape from rebeldom,
and arrived at Old Point this morning.
Steamer waybosset, Capt. Brande, from New
York, arrived today, and will sail for Newbern,
Y. C., this evening.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. s,-The steamer Philadel-
phla, from Aspinwall on tho o5th Inst, ria
Havana on the Cd Inst, arrived tonight. The
schooner Perry, from Savannah for Nassau,
was fallen in with In distress by the Philadel'
phia, which took of the crew, two In number,
a lady passenger, eight bales and one bag Of
cotton, ten boxes oftobacco, and brought them
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Reciprocity Treaty.

A message was received by the Senate from
the President yesterday covering letter from
the Secretary Of War, relative to the proposed
reciprocity treaty with the Sandwich Islands.
1t was not deemed compatible with the public
interest to give the correspondence, and the
to IL,
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rsJ- Uc cali he attsntion Of bHsinsss men TO a.
classification Of our advertisements. We intend
10 ksfp business eye to this matter for he Sen.at
Of our patrons.
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General Mead Holding . Leres In PhIIs.
delphla

PHnADIIrHIA, February e.-Gen. Meade,
whose health has been recovered since he has
been In the city, 10 holding reception to-day
at Independence Hall. A large number OF
citizens arc paying their respects to the hero OF
GettysburR. Mayor Henry rendered him the
freedom OF the city In . patriotic speech, 10
which General Meade replied with becoming
modosty, giving the credit OF his fame TO the
bravery Of his officers and mon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

~ The railroad advertisements on our Jira
page are bnss'tsd BY authority crtr railroad com
pdaies severely named, are officially eoTrsetsd
chen changes are made, hence can b, relied upon
as correct
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THE CUMBERLAND COAL. MINING
-s' COMPANY.

The stock Of this company has advanced A
per cent. within three days. This ia probably
in consequence of recent examination Of the
mines Of Allen Campbell, Esq, whose report
OF his Investigation is exceedingly favorable.
1t will be published in few days. Mr.. Camp
bell, 1t Is believed, will accept the presidency
OF the COMPANY,
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BosroS, Feb. o.-The remainder OF the 10th
Massachusetts regiment have re-enllsted. They
arrived this morning, and met with an enthu-
siastic reception.
Tho 9Oth Maine regiment, /, 200 strong, en-
barked from Portland this morning on the
steamer Merrimac for New Orleans.
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UNIVERSAL Emancipation,

In the Senate to-day Mr.. Sumner presented
q mammoth petition from men and women OF
the United states, over IS years Of age, pray
Ing for universal emancipation at an early day.
1t was signed by over one hundred thousand
names
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FOR ICE.


sEALID PROPOSALS. TiiI bs received at This
qP y sHs @ fOr nasRs
the present year. At the points herein designssd.
Ths lee 10 Be stored By the eontrGeIor In properly
Ss or before sS a.; u the sS NJ
the isehouss, and the manner in which IL is packed
poatsd Tor % he pposs or Sy Medical % in"pscto,
and payment will Be made only for the amount
n. pTopo.ss T rs $. icf r.. dSsn,i.. nd
Gated below reqnired At the resp otVe places,
with The proViso that Mould more be needed AZ
aisssd !, Il. sam. rate. and under the % same ne dc
QUANTITY TO Be DELIVERED AT
Annapolis, Nd -Ioe-house owned BY the United
statel-i9o tons.
Fortrsss honroe, va:.Ioe-houss owned BY the
Point Lookout, Md.-Ise-house owned by the Uni.
Portsmouth, Y..-iOs.houso not owned BY the
United stAtes-l0o tons.
Fewbern, \. c.-Ic-house not owned by the Uni.
ted states-40o tons.
Hilton Head, 2 c.-IoshOuss owned BY the United
Beaufort, 8. o.-Iss-hou.s owned by the United
states-soo tons.
daily, BY weight, for the year 1884 In such quant
Tie, a. may es required b the surgeons in charge
New H YORK, so tons. %
New Haven, Conn, 90 tons,
Portsmouth Grove, r. l., $50 tons.
Es@.if,p EssIl.&iflpssi. n. ra 10 sSSs. sSs tons
= BaitinoEs, Ma, 800 tons tons. ''
Fredsriek, Nd, IS tons.
these pissss until January ist, Is are 70 be iuf.
~ FORM OF PROPOSAL.
tons Of nrat ousty ofiee csrefully packed in sub.
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FORTRESS MoSRoE, Feb. s.-The steamer s.
K. SpauldIng arrived this evening from Beau
fort. Telegrsphlc communication is resumed
with New BerLe. The enemy has retired. AL
quiet.
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LOOK OUT FOR 1T.
auRoWsKTs DIARY RoR lssa,

new volume by Count Adam GuroWShi, en-
bTaeinE = Diary Of Political and Military Events
and Transactions, In the CAblnot and In the FIELD,
for the year OF 1893,
- For sharp criticism, alternating with Cpl.
nAmmAtie treIohAnt, oAustio praise and eAHtigA-
uop, this work must bear away the palm nom all
Others ever printed In this country, lSmo'I cloth
bound, price tl2o; 81,
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THE REBEL ExPEDITIoN AGAINST
VIEW BERNIE ABANDONED.

A Negro soldier HenEed-Dsstho ofs Rebel
MO.
FoRT MoSaon, Feb. e.-The Richmond Ssnti-
mel Of 9th inst, says our army had fallen back
too great loss.
The negro soldiey who shot Col. Shaw was
captured and hanged.
Hon. John A. Wilcox, Member of Congress
from Texas, died last Saturday In Richmond.
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yasa.inE Indian Rss.rvstlon..

"Lo! the poor Indian" whose homes are
established BY one Congress and vacated by
tho next he IL now called TO Vaeate Utah in q
bill Of Mr.. Delegate Kinney. Salt Lake won't
save him.
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sE-Thi paper Is nor .tt,rrisAed BY carriers ID
Subscribers IN this city and Georgetown At hirts
cents per month. ......
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new IonK, Feb. B-i9 m.
Petroleum market tnaetive and unsettled no
,aletI Of late quotAtionf came ~ yesterday re-
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RoBBERI.--LaSt night tho house Of AuguS-
tuS Koch, on D arrest, was catered and robbed Of
revolver and . PockSt'boOk containing sco in
Treasury notes,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

DIsoRDIRLI OTTIcn.-Lisut. Thos. Riley,
Forty.seoond New York VOluatSsrs, WAI arrested
yesterday, BY one OF Capt. DslAn'S detsstivss, on
the charge OF indsoent exposure in froAt Of the
KirkWood House. As the oflosr was conveying
him to the GuArdhouIs, Riley resisted him, and
tho detestVe had to call on two ofserS OF General
hsrtindAle's star to assist him. He was finally
overpowered and conveyed to the Central, where
ho passed the night.
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L. THE FIRE IMlIrR

ID EMOVAL---THE FIRE INsUR-
III ANCE Agency OF the National Fire Inhur-
Snoe Company OF baltimore, 10 removed TO Room
No. I, second hooT OF the same, Washington Build-
avenue. JOHN RIGGLEs,
feD-1ufs Agent.
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SITS. per hundred pounds,

The lee shall bs Of the best quality, and subject
70 the approval Of the surgeon In charge who will
receipt for the actual amount delivered at each
hospital.
plioite bills, certified to By the Medical Director
Signed
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

INTERESTING SOLDIER MElTINGs. night
Arnory Square Division Of Sons OF Temperance,
located in the hospital OF that AAms assembled for
the nrst time In the shApel-their new place Of
meetinE-and It was thought to be nttins oosa-
sion for public meeting. At the appointed hour
seven o'eloek-ths shapel was nllsd to itI utmost
capacity By soldiers Of the hospital and visitors
from other Divisions there being At least 800 per.
sons present, and ~ many more, who came subss.
qusntly, were compelled to 20 away, without
gaining admission.
Mr. II. =. schsnok, the Worthy Patriarch Of the
Division, presided. Tho exercises sommsnoed By
singing the Opening Ode Of the Order, followed
By prayer By ths Chaplain OF the Division, Mr.
Hiram ,. Huntresa. Eloquent, Instrustivs and
interesting addresses were made By Non. sidney
PsrhAn, member OF ConGrosS, and ?. c. ". ?. oi
the ordsr In Maine; Henry D. Cushing, r. G. ". p
OF Mass Rev \. ". JasksoA, ?. @. ". r., I'm
Bradley, 2. @. ". A., and q. 7. Bradley, ". r., oil
Columbian Division.
The exercises ware enllVsned b. Sxsollsnt nusl,
By the hospital choir, and two AdnIrAbly-rsndsrsd
Irish songs BY r J. ParrAll. OF Meridian Division
At Carver Hospital.
The chapel Is one OF the nsAtest eLIdosa of III,
kind we ever saw. Its material was paid for b.
voluntary contributions, and the labor performed
prinsipRlly BY oonvalesstnt soldiers. IIWaa form
ally dedicated to the service OF God on THURSDAY
last, on which occasion interesting services were
enjoyed by the soldiers and visitors who filled thu
chapel, Rev. w. Marks, OF the American Tras
Society, preached an admirable sermon, and othei
appropriate devotional exercises followed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

.a q, COLO MARKET. a a
tBJ me Peoples Iins1 1onhe,s No. Sii Nhlh stttet,
and corner Penoeylvania avenue and nSfh
street, under National Hotel.
rI HnnRuanva q 1894
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t5- -S,tbscrSbsrs Jdilingto rscstwR, Rcp'iblicdn
fg'laly 'ril please notDV ni' or'o
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WASHINGTON. D. c.

ruEsDAra,,n,,,,,,.,,.,u,rEBRpARY . 1904,
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~ stoien.-sso Rev ard.-A Reward OF
teo VIII bs paid and NO questions asked, upon the
Buttons, and pair OF whitehandled RevolVers,
which we're stolen from house No. t5T n street, on
the nOrOins Of the I'd Instant iaaeggIy iaeggIy btS2,o.x
fea-et ~. .- 4. No. t8s Tenth street
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DIED,

On Monday, the sth inst, WILLIAM J. BuTLRR,
In the tWenty.touIth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are TS-
specially Invited to Attsnd his funeral tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock, from his late reAidsnSe, No.
11A I Atreet, near Thlrteenth.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

A TBRRTlc STORM swept the entire South
west, January alSt, doing immsnGe damage.
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Ey-Ryiand chapel Fair.--The ladies or
Ryiand Chapel win continue their fair during the
and b streets (iuiandl. A One band Of music will
be In attendance, '' ..'.# fe9IW
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Louisiana relitios-Afilitary Am.irs In the
Gulf Department

PnILLDnLrBIA, Feb. e.-Ths correspondent
Of the Associated Press at New Orleans on the
ID, says free State nominating convention
met last night: large portion Of the State
was represented.
Tho bodJ 10 divided In the choice of Governor
between Michael Hahn and Hon. b. y. Plan
ders. Hahn having q majority, an exciting
scene ensued; the Flanders men bolted and tho
majority nominated Hahn for Governor.
Tho bolters held separate convention and
nsminated Flanders with q full ticket, . por-
tion OF which Ia the same % the regular ticket
Tho recruiting OF veteran volunteers exceeds
all expectations.
An sctive campaign Is looked for as soon a.
FarraButs 1eot arrives.
There Is no doubt but that Mobile will be.
como the scene Of active warfare during the
coming summer.
All 10 quiet In TeIaI.
Tho recruiting Of refugees continues active
The negroes have all beeA carried into th,
interior.
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6y- storage-In Rire-Preer iBriek ware
house, fost Of y street. Apply 70 FRED. 8. COZ
znhA Psnnsylvsnis ayenusr tive doors from Four
teenth street, oo9o-u
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NEXT WEEK

PRIyArH Mills UREiLLY viii be ready Wit
His BOOK, rioh With songs, Services sad Speeches
Aaa CSmiSklly Illustrated. fSbe
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GH- The next regular monthly meeting
ef the Board Of Trustees the Public schools win
be held on TUESDAY next, the 9th inst, At w
o'.loeLP.n' hT' AoRsELL,
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~ once Of the Independents TeIsgraph
Company, oos Ninth street, Zone door fron Penn.
jyiI-W 80 All. rALooTT. Manager.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
THIRTY-EIGHTH CoEeREs
First SssslOh.
SENATE,
TUESDAY, February y.

members OF the bar asking that the salaries OF
the Justices OF the District OF Columbia may
be raised.
Several petitions for emancipation were pro-
sented.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. Hotchklss, Of New York, introduced .
bill granting lands for the construction OF the
Lake Superior Railroad, over which tho Gov
ernment may transport free OF charge.
Mr.. Dawes, OF Massachusetts,, called up the
Louisiana Election case.
Mr.. Field resumed his remarks In favor of
his right 10 q seat rs Representative from
that State.
Mr.. Stevens referred 10 publication In =
Now Orleans paper Of May 22, which said 1t
was a slander to say that Mr.. Pield was dis
loyal to the South.
Mr.. Field denied the imputatlon. Ho never
had feeling or sentlment contrary TO loyalty
TO the United States.
Mr.. Dawes bore testimony to the fact (bAsed
on the statement Of the Hon. Michael Hahn
OF Mr.. Fields's loyalty.
Mr.. Field concluded bis remarks.
| After dehato by several memberS--
The question was taken on tho resolution re-
ported from the Committee Of Elections, Vis
that A. p. Field 10 not entitled 10 seat In this
House RS o Representative from tho State oi
Louisiana In the thifty-elghth Congress. The
resolution was agreed to-yeas 81, nays II.
The House went Into committee on the en-
rolment hill.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

RALnvED Toh DUrT IN THIS CITT.-Csptsln
Hof, superintendent OF the soldiers Rest In Alex.
Andria, has been ordered to duty In this city, 10
supsrintend the reeonstrustion Of the soldissI'
ReGt In this place.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

At the following price per ton Of two thousand
pounds, nAnSlyiGt
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District Cireait Oourt-stAtsd Tern.

Ps6 S.-The following Jurors were drawn to sup.
ply the places OF those who were excused! James
Doddln, Robt W. MsHenry, JAmsS LyAeh, Isaac
EntWIstls, Henry Thorn, Thomas c. Wells, Jno. r.
Murphy. All answered except the last named.
The cause OF Jno. w. Thompson ~. Riggs and
KirckhoffsT, bankers, was tried this morning, N.
Wilson, Esq, tho Assistant District Attorney
prosecuting and Walter s. Cox and J. Q, Kennedy,
EsQs., counsel for defendants. Mr.. Thompson do
poslted In RISEs' bank Somo time since quantity
Of gold, Of which the payment iu specie or Its
the suit.
The following gentlemen compose the Jury Jas.
ToUlss, James W. Colley, Francis D. Lord, Joseph
'. Birch, Wn. y. Wilson, Quincy l.. Page, Jenkins
Thomas, VIM. c. MGges, Wm. Douglas, John Mills,
u. O. whitmors, and Joseph Il. Rawlings.
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~ The new church on 4 stfsett be-
wv en- Fourth and Fifth streets, viii, by divine
kirht rev. W. n. D. aisbep Il expee Cd 70 preach
ths dedication sermon at7tl O'Clock q. m AZ .
O'Clock D. m. Rsv. samson. Talboti ~ O'Clock p.
h., rev T. VI. Loquen. The public ate Invited 10
attend There will be q collection taken up
throughout the day for the benent,ofthe church.
fte-lt Rev. r. II. D., Pastor.
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Dy the Peopisa Llhet-gil Nlnth stfeet and corner
sixth itreet and d'Pennsy yivAnla AVenue.l
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sa- The Csnfessions and Exper,snee of
An fEvALIp, Published for the benefit, and ser
warning and eAuTIoH TO YoUH0 MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood, ete., supplying u the ssme time THE NEAis
or sHIy CUES. By one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put 70 great expepse and injury throrgh
medical humbug and quaokery.
single copies may Be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ksq..
ny My Hadford. Kinnn County, N. Y
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dcoi.tf

0- Ice Cream, Confectionery, Ae.-He-
ceptons, Parties, Wedding, Balls, suppers Fairs,
noties and most reasonabIe termS. Ice Sream and
Water Ices made By steam power, warranted TO be
the best in the oitywholeslle and retail, delivered
10 any part Of the city. Charlotte RusSe, Jellies
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made TO order, Al
JOS sHAFTIBLps Confectionery, $50 Sixth
street, between and II. ja9I-sm