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~Colts armory in Hartford, Connecticut
is now running night and day, being unable TO
NIL their or derS: AT a meeting of the company
per cent. was declared.
nVEngland has had an earthq make
RSTh-re are now 170 0students al the Virginia
University at Charlottes yille including 10 from
Maryland.
DPresident Juarez is a short. fat man, black
haIr, brown eyes and indian features.
~ 1t stated that new paper is to be started
IN new York nnder the auspices Of the National
Bankers Express Co, on the plan of the Lon
don Times The patronage of all the National
Banks In the country is said TO be already ss
cnred,and capital of S2,OOO,OO0 to be invested.
sSCoal isssS16 a ton In Richmond
81 he Athletics of Philadeiphia have chal-
tnged the Atlantics of Brooklyn, the first game
10 come on ia Brooklyn on the :3d of October
ana the second in Philadelphia on the 3Jth of
October.
RrThe 18th of November-first anniyersarv
of the day on which Sherman began his s.marcb
10 The sea will be celebrated in Chicago by a
Union Convention of officers from the army
which accompanied him. General John a.
Logan is 10 pronounce an Grafton on the occa-
sion.
Turkey owes f2s.WO.oOO principally to
England.
n5Thirty-two divorce suits occur in one
county IN MaIne. .t. ..r.
ss- A monument TO cost $1,000 is to be erected
in Genessee county, New York, in memory of
General W WadsworIh. ..F
ES-The racing association Of Lexington,
XIV, have turned out the loyal officers and
elected a returned Rebel, President Two OF
the Judges at the late races were Rebel Creme
rals-Smith and Abe Buford- r...
81 Atlanta is At present the scene of an i'm.
mtnse amount of business, enterprise and in.
dusiry. Five hundred new structures of va
rious sorts and sizes are going up in the city
RA company has been formed, and a grant
Obtained from the Queen of Spain, to law "A
submarine cable between Porto Rico, Cubs, and
lie United States.
D Mr.. Sothern who has played the mart of
DundIeary with so great success in Ioudon
and the British provinces, has netted faL0DO
sterling, and purchased an estate near London
for his wife. =
1.-TWO thousand men and women get free
instruction daily in music and painting at
Cooper institute, New York ~
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TIE CHoLKIA.-There is no longer any
doubt that the Asiatic cholera has made its
appearance and is spreading in England =.
Another fatal case has occurred at Sou thamp-
ton. From there It has spread 10 ShoIng- Com
mon and Bitterne, situate about four and two
miles from Southampton. The two cases at
Sholing- Common have proved fatal: Of seven
cases at Bltterne two have proved fatal, while
the other patients were improving There Is
also a marked dlarrhGa all over the district OF
Bltterne. In France the disease is likew Sc on
the increase. letter from Toulon states that
II has broken out with startling suddenness at
Solhes- s-Pont, a little town Of 5000 inhabitants
In the course Of the first night in which 1t
made its appearance there Were sixty cases, and
thirty-si hours later there had already been
ffty-five deaths ont OF a population red uced 10
l,OOOs souls by panlc-strIC ken people. In TOu-
lon 1t has peculiarly virulent character. Ii
has also made Its appearance at Paris, where,
according TO the testimony Of DR. WAGNER, the
condition OF the stagnant water OF the basin
causes a serious apprehension OF its rapid
spread.
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svMrs. Caroline Marden OF MED ford IMns.

81 Mrs. Caroline Marden Of Medford,l Mass
had her pocket picked Of a small quantity Of
money IN horse car on Saturday, and on
reaching home found the rogue, who accom-
plished the feat, had dropped n 500 diamond
in her pocket.
SAILED-The steamer Karnak has sailed
from alexandra with a company of the 5th L
:. artillery. bound for FORTRESS Monroe, where
they Will be detailed for guard duty The
karnak, in addition, took a large amount of
Quartermaster's stores consigned TO Quarter
masters at Fortress Monroe. 81 d n
SThe story that thumb-screws were an
piled TO DIR. Mudd az the Dry Tortugas TO sx-
tort a confession of his aecomplices in the at
tempt 10 escape, is fully contradicted
- The project of placing steam traction en-
glnes on the roads across the plains this sid,,
OF Rocky Mountains is again receiving atten-
non. As coal has been found in Colorado n Is
hoped that the engines may be probably used
ES Every person who lands in Irelaus, from
America, is made subject 10 an eramlnation
tbat extends to everything on his person or in
ms luggage. 10 every paper, and every bit OF
linen; and If a revolver or powder flask is
found In his trunk, it is contseated. I.
SThe White Mountains were well covered
with snow last week.
~Large fires are raging in the woods in va
rious parts of Connecticut
RSMrs. Mary Walker, of Jennings Co. In
diana, has been sent TO the penitentlary for two
years for horse stealing
Sa Western railroad sweats to the time Of
s6sU0 for injuries 10 a female passenger.
The Green Swamp COMPANY OF NORTH
Carolina have recently sold thirty Thousand
acres of land in that State TO an eInirration So
clety, the contract for which contains proyiSo.
10 the effect that the land sold must be subdi
NIded INTO lots O. one hundred acres each and
on tne tracts families will be induced 70 settle.
~ The planters of Cuba have addressed a
me mortal TO the Court in Madr1d asking for
ine abolition OF slavery on the island
~ Fever and ague have reappearedto an
unprecedented extent in that section OF the
country knwn as Tide Water Virginia.
n-A general movement has been, COM
menced by the OH GERS Of the navy 10 petitIon
Congress Tor an increase OF pay d Il =
nF The shop-women Of Paris. who have
heretofore had no day Of rest, ara petitipning
their employers tor n respite on the saboath.
sSAn Engliskrnan j. living on tpetop OF a
mountain 600 feet high, in Austria.
~ Major Hastings. of labar- a, is endeavoripe
To organize colony To emigTate 10 Brazil.
SGen. Averill, the noted cavalry COM
mander, is at present located on Oil Creek and
rs at resent the proprietor of some had dozen
teams. which are hauling oil from PithpIs %
Hlier S'a'ieh. ',|f 'ttH .....
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AFFAIRs IN kESTUCKY.-A good deal Of eN-
element prevails IN Kentncky over the re-
moyal OF martial law, aud there will no doubt
soon be conflict between the ciyil and military
authorities. Negroes hired on mIlItary passes
are being discharged, and all contracts made
between masters and slaves are deemed as At
an end. Owners are preparing To reclaim their
slaves, and all absent on military passes will
no doubt be hunted up, driven back 10 their
former masters and set 10 work Judge Pearl.
OF whitley county, Is reported TO have decided
that the law of Congress, of March 3 ISIS, IS
unconstitutional. and to have ordered a black
woman, who is the wife Of a soldier, to be- sold
as slave. Gen. Brlsbin has ordered the ar
rest OF Judge Pearl for violating the United
States laws
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from Janan.

SAN Francisco, Oct. I6.-The bark Alden
from Hakodadi, Japan, on the 18th Of Septem-
Der, arrived at Victoria, British Columbia on
the sth instant The captain reports that be-
tore he left the Tycoon's forces came in col
ISIon with the armies of the rebellious Prince,
Nagaioo, and that there mad been great slaurh-
ter, and il was reported that Prince SaIzuma
had joined Nagatoo. There Were rumors to
the effect that peace would soon be declared
fearful hurricane in the Chinese sea de-
sfroNed three large steamers and several Eng.
leh and American ships
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FENIAN CONVENTION.
Report OF a Feuian from iceland

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I9.-At the FenIan Com
vention to-day Patrick J. Meehen prominent
IRISH American journalist, made his appear
ance, having just returned from a tour through
ireland, during which he was intimately con-
necied with the Irish Fenians, and he IN formed
hlmself or their plans. He reports the organi-
Zauon as powerful and under skilful leaders
The number present have been increased by
oelegauons from the West. The California
delegation is expected.
Financial matters are being perfected, and
subscriptions to the loan will soon be COM
menced.
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Inauguration of Gen. Humphreys as Gov
ernor of Mississippi,

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. l7.-CIoyernor Hum
phreys was inaugurated this evening, and de-
lIvered his inaugural address. He took ground
that no State has a constitutional right TO Sc
cede, and regretted that the State-rights school
politicians could not have found a better mode
OF solving the question than by the dread ar
bltrament of arms. He favored absolute free
@ uolh Forever lor the negro, but approves nei-
iher social nor political equality. While the
address is not fully patriotic, it is calculated 10
do much good
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Fair i'm Philadelnhia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The Inauguration
OF the great fair for the Soldiers and Sailors
Home takes place on Monday evening at the
Academy of Music. The President and Secre
tarles Seward and Stanton have promised TO be
present Generals Grant and Meade and Ad.
miral Farragut will positively be present
Among other distinguished visitors expected
are Generals Sherman, Lorenzo Thomas, and
hancock, ana Governors fentOn, Andrew,
Parker, and Curtin
The inauguration will be most brilliant and
promises great success for two weeks during
which the fair will be held.
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Col. JACQUEs-A daughter Of Col. jacques
having written to the Chicago Trt6uae thai Une
Colonel had been acquitted, the Louisville
Journal says: II is strange that so important a
matter as this should Re thus widely misunder-
stood. Col. Jacques has not been acquitted.
but was released on S2.UO0 bail, 10 answer AT
the next term of the Circuit Court Of this couu-
~. How unfortunate soever IL NAV be for
HIM, Colonel Jacques stands before the law
as DGTticeps crimiIsis in the fatal abortion upon
Louisa &. Williams
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THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.-The war in
South America, between Paraguay on the one
side, and Brazil. Uruguay, and the Argentine
Confederation on the other has been COM
menced In real earnest On the 18th Of August
me al1Ied forces eight thousand five hundred
streng, under Generals Flores and Paunero
encountered three thou and fou r hundred Para
guayans, under Major Duarte, ON he right
bank OF the Uruguay river. Tho Paraguay
ans were unpro yided with artillery, and were
out-numbered more than Two 10 one sum
mons was sent to them to surrender, but thew
replied by shooting themssseneer. For an hour
and a quarter The Parag uayans met the fierce
assaults OF the allies with a desperate resist
ance, neither asking nor receiving the quarter
which their assailants We're little disposed TO
accord them. At the end OF that time they broke
and fled TO the river pursued by 4,OOOcavaIry
OF the victorious generals charactsrizes as
a regular butchery. Scarcely one OF the
devoted army escaped. They left 1.5OQ dead on
on the field, and only 300 Wounded-a cOncIu-
slye proof OF the fearful nature of the struggle
Their leader, Duarte, and 200 Of his troops fell
INTO the hands Of the Brazilianss and all their
stores were captured. The allies state their
loss at only $50 killed and wounded. Another
detachment OF the P.iTaguayan army. 1pO strong
on the opposite side Of the river. was pre ted
by the Brazilian gunboats from reinforcing
Duarte, and at the time Of our last dates Were
securely hemmed IN at Uruguayana by an i'm
mensely superior force. As set OF against
these successes an engagement Is chronicled
between the Paraguayan batteries and the Bra
lillian fleet, in which the fleet seems 70 have
been severely handled. Following the exam
pie so successfully set during our own war,
the Paraguayans had constructed batteries
along the banks of the Parana river 10 prevent
the return of the Brazilian fleet In running
past these batteries the fleet suffered consid-
erable damage.
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Movements of Gen. sherman

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, 19.-1en. Sherman lef
Wyandotte for Lawrence, Kansas TODAY. An,
he VIII go on an excursion 10 the present ter
minus OF the Pacific railroad, several miles be
yond Lawrence
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
BeuureSnrd a RaiIrnnd officer

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.-tfeneral Beauregard
is 10 tie Superintendento OF the New Orleans and
Jackson railroad
Business in the city has in ncreased thirty three
per cent. since last August, and there are not
now enough clerks IN the Custom house TO
transact the business
General Candy has issued an order reyokinC
all orders that restrained or put conditions on
the sale or transfer of lands in Louisiana
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81 A German named Neun, while gathering
grapes in swamp nesr ST. Louis, Mo, a few
days since. was fatally shot by an ACTOR named
Krone, who was cunning IN the vicinity.
Krone observed flock OF birds on a tree at
which he fired, the report being followed by a
groan, and Immediately Neun. with blood
streaming from his face, came tumbling u the
ground, and e1pired on the SPOT
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wA A letter from the Norfolk navvva,

rs A letter from the Norfolk navy yard saws
that IN the dry dock is 4 portion of The fri gate
congress, out of which is being removed old
guns, tanks, &c, and frequently something
much resembling the remains OF a human BODY
Is exhumed. Alongside of the wharf are the
once rebel ram Texas, Albemarle and Rich
mond, all Of them formidable iron -clads
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Sln the report OF the British Inland Reve-
nue. Commissioners, just issued, IL is stated
mat while writing their report, one thousand
guineas was paid by one individual as ..con-
science money" for unpaid income tax. and in
former year they received eleven thousand
pounds on the same account from one indiyid-
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From Tennessee-Importan Vote i'm the
70

NASHVILLE, October 1q-The bill permittinp
negro testimony in courts of Justice passed in
the Senate by vote of 10 TO g.
Preparations for the execution of the guerrilla
Champ Ferguson are being rapidly com pletad
The execution will be conducted by General
Shafer, commandant OF the post OF Nashville
al the penitentiary outside the city. Ferguson's
wife and daughter We're expected here to-day
TO visit him for the last time
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From TeYas-

GALVESTON, October I4-ArriyaIs from In
dianola repor; great deal of sickness among
the troops on the lower coast. In some regi.
ments the mortality is very large.
There is great business activity in Galveston
and Houston, and great complaint throughout
the State of a hack of mail facilities
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL OoM-
ILExIoN fellows the use Of HELMBOLD'S HIGH
LY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF
sARSAPARILLA. 1t tremoys ss black spots pim ples
and all erupttons of the akin m 25- -6rn
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viii restore Gray Hair to it's ORIGINAL COLOR;
srRESGrHEys and PROMOTES the growth Of the
WEAKEST HAIR stops its falling out In three days;
Keeps the head clean cool and healthy; be used
freely; contains nothing injurious; THE BEST
HAIR DRESSING EVER OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC; it is recommended and used by tho frst
medical authority. Sold at the Drug Stores, and
at my office, No. 1913 Broadway, New York.
assure all persons the above preparation
Will do all that is claimed for it
se Is I'm SARAH A. CHEvALTER, MD.
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. r BANKERS.
JAY COOKE CO.,
....- BANKE EBs,
-- Fifteenth stsset, orpesiis 7,.assry,
Buy and sell st current rates, and keep alws
On hand. full supply of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS, .
T-3o TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &C..
And pay the highest prices for
QUARTERMAsTEB's CHICKS
AND VOUCHERS an 7-dtf
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
Il. D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke 4 Co.. President.
-= VIM. g. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
-- .- STATES, r.
18th ST., OPPOSITE THE TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT
Government securities with Treasurer United
States.
~oNE MILLION DOLLARs.-a
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE 4 CO., as -...
SPECIAL AGENTS FOB THE 7-so LOAN,
we will fill all orders with promptness and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand and ready
for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES or THE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and 10 any other business entrusted to u.
FULL INFoRMATIoN in regard to GOVERN.
hENT LOANS At all times cheerfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WARRINGTON, March 10 1865. mH-n
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MARRIAGE IND CELIBACY,
An Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, just published by the Howard Association,
and sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Address DR.. J. SkILLIS H0UGHTON Howard
Association, Philadelphia. Pa oc 9. am
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SECRET DISEASES.

sAMARITArs GIFT Is the most certain, safe and
eneetusl remedy-indeed, the oNly vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cures in two 70 four days aud re-
cent cases In twenty y-four hours. No mineral no
is the soldiers hope, and friend to these who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
male, SS
SaMARIrAN's Roor AND HERE Ju1cEs-A positive
snd permanent , cure for Syphilis, Scrsfula Ulcers
for 95. Sold BY s. O. Ford See Advertisement ms
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Negro Regiments Disba nded

NEw ORLEANS. Oct I1.-Seyen regiments OF
northern negro troops have been disbauded Al
Brownsville and sent home
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CHEyALIERs LIFE FOR THE HAIR

We shsuld not suffer from, a Consh which fsS
g4ses OF AYERS CHERRY PECT0RAL win cure
Tlns comfort, health, are all saved by 1t. ocselw
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEAT0NS ITCH OINTMENT. IL
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 4S hours; also cures
Chillblans, Ulcers, and all Eruptions OF the Skin
Sold by all Druggists. J. d. GILMAN,
mar 2ly $50 Pennsyly Anfa avenue,
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HELMBOLD'S 8 EXTRACT OF FSARSAPARILLA
cleapses and renovates the blood, ipstls the visor
Of health into the system, and purges oHt the hu-
mors that make disease. mH-Sm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FENNO & MAGINLEY'S WASHINGTON
THEATRE.
Eleventh Street, near ennsyly.nia n avenue.
ri fRihbhHT,n hH SSTSSlpEEk taoSfssSh' %, iss5.
IRISH LION.
YANKEES HousEREEPER.
GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsylv ylvsnta avenue, near WiliardS Hotel.
I1oEA6S kkeSARD fkSSk6 Gk6vkR6 B. HPss
r. LAh Manager
The great romantic and domestic Irish Drama,
ARRAH Ma POGUE;
Or,
THE WICKLOW wEDDINGl
The cast is the strongest ever given to any one
piece in this city, including
T. ii. GLENNEY -rg..
SHAUN THE POST,
And all the principal Actors of
GROWERS STAR COMPANY.
No extra charge for securing seats in advance.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
EVERY NIGRT THIS WEEK.
~ ,ho aiitinioSl! hoSihsTiO KECEPTloN.
MR. AND MRS. HAIRY WATKINS,
their 96Hks s19 Is hTisf FTShASb
SFUNPhRAILELED
IN THE WORLD OF AMUSEMENT
weeks in New York; five weeks in Philadel phia,
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC AssEMBLAaEs
9i me ana Fashion OF the two great cities,
their sgPTecialiop Of the rDisnt Music, Sarcasm,
snd endEmPgfH s5 GENTs 9Sse
Seats secured at Ellis Music Store, 500 Pa av.
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprieto
Every night this week and on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
The new Sensational Local Drama.
THE FEMALE CLERKS OF WASHINGTON;
Or. EARLY'S LAST RAID,
with new and magnificent Scenery, Elegant Cos
tunes, novel machinery, &c. All the
SCENES AND SITUATIONS LOCAL.
ington public.
GRAND ZOUAYE DRILL
by eighteen Young Ladies.
EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE THIS PIECE.
MHLLIGAL, LEAvITT, wRAY, HART, and the
MATINEEs every "Wednesday and Saturday.
PRoTs, J. W. SHiPa cibrSv KHEIs' DANCING
PARKER'S HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring to enter can do so now, as we are
continually forming new classes. the quarter "A
commencing with the first lesson. All in
formation In regard to terms, &C., can be had "a
by applying as above. kS
Days and Hours Of Tuition:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to s o'clock
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
III 10 10.
Practicing Assemblies every Thursday evening
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
these desiring
Circulars can be had at J. r. Ellis; Philr b
Solomon g, and other book and music stores; also.
by applying at the Academy during the hours of
from 10 a. m. to p. m: from to and 10 10 D. m,
or during the hours of tuition.
A note addressed to the Academy will meet with
prom pit attention. oc4tf
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The Mailman. Svpod.

The Synod Of the Presbyterian Church, in
session IN baltimore yesterday. adopted1a res
oluoon setting apart the last Thursday m Feb
ruary as day OF prayer FOR the youth and all
institutions ef lsarninS N tselsBd.
General Assembly recornrne a The following
action resafSdiss S, tAs rslsueas 0f me churches
with all due respect for th-fhirh.s aiudica-
tory Of our church. The synod would express
its regret that the General ASSEMBLY should
have felt il necessary, at the time and under
the circumstances, 20 give this subFct largo
share of its attention, and more especially 10
iurther TO ALLEVIATE rather than % reunite our
so long distracted and divided church. The
Nar having closed, il would seem 20 be the
specfal MISSION OF all our ecclesiastical courts
10 neal breaches rather than to widen and
perpetuate them. The action referred 70,
however, was taken during q time OF
great excitement, and we cannot but hope
that calm and KIND review OF the subject an
the light OF peace and Of returning rood will
will tend 10 more conciliatory meas ures in the
next Assembly. In the meantime tue Synod
remen bering the claims OF that charity which
sufereth hong gand is kind. will study tina
things which make for peace and things
wherewit one part of the Church rnay edify
another and moreover, we embrace this occa-
sicn TO assure the members Of our SYNOD in
the Winchester PTesbytery, who have not met
with us for the last four years, OF eur desire 10
welcome them TO our fellowship and 20 co..
operate with them in building up the Re-
dePmers kingdom"
The recommendation Of the committee was
approved by the synod. ..f
A resolution having the relief Of the impoy-
erisbed people OF the South for its object was
adopted, and the synod adjourned.
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VICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULAToR,@
ESTABLISHED IN 1855
Connected during ten years with the Piano Stsre of
JOHN Y. ELLIS, Esq. and known as Tuner
for Chickering 4 Sons.

ORDERS now RECEIVED AT
DEMPSEY 0'T0OLE ,Engravers, stationers &c
326 Pennsylvania avenue. bet 9Th and 10th SITS
T. G. REICHENBACHS Piano Rooms,
49s llth street, near Pennsylvania avenue
REFERENcEs.-Acadsmies OF the Visitation In
Washington and Georgetown, Miss Juliana May,
Professors J. p. Caulfeld, Benz Reiss, +. r. KIey
and many citizens. sep 2z-lms