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WAsAIHaToH, ID. O.

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The Methodist Protestant Church, on Ninth
street. betweon 4 and Y. Pastor, Rev. d. y.
Reess, Sabbath services, II q. N. and evening.
Methodist Protestant, near Navy Yard, Virginia
avenue; Rev. James Thompson, pastor. Service
II q m and evening, and Thursday evenings.
Potomac or North Washington, near Holmead's s
old burial ground. 8. A. HoblitIsll and o. Cox.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services as usual In MetEerott's Hall, 3lS Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
commencing at 745, evening; Sabbath School and
Bible Glasses at 9.l5 .. m Beats free.
EvAEGsLIcAL ASSOCIATIONS.
Religious service held In the German language
every Sunday at II o'clock, q. N, and " p m, In
the church corner Of Sixth and streets. Rev. j.
HartIler, pastor.
HEBREW SYNAGOGUE.
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west side, second square north Of the Patent Omee
and Department Of the Intefior. Service Friday
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PRIEsDs' nERrIsa HOUSE,.
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IL o m
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aa LUTHERAN.
German Evangelical Congregation Of Trinity,
Unaltsred Augsburg Confession. Fourth street
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NJ Buergsr. Service morning, afternoon and
Hight I..I.. rr. ~
Gsru.n Evangelical, @ street north, corner Of
Twsntisih street west, First ward. Rev. Samuel
Pincksl, pastor. Service IL o'clock .. m and u
Evangelical Lutheran (Gsrman) 81. Johns
Church, Four and half street, Island. Services
every Sabbath morning at II o'clock VIM. Frey,
pastor.
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ID EA DI N G r Ii B O A d.
5aSn pHrLApiIPHil ogTk To TaE isTnsIoR III OF PENN.
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CUMBERLAND, AED WYOMING VALLEYS, TH1
soRrH, NORTHWEST. AND TAs cAsADAs, "
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JUNH<, 1865, l-L-a.l M
Leaving the Company's Depot, at THIRrBKNTH and
CALLowELL strsstA, PhilsdslphiA, st the following
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his custom to eat heartily of substantial
| food, most highly seasoned, just before GO
| ing to his place, in order to afford the body
| that strength, and to excite in the mind
| that activity, deemed necessary to the mo-
mentouS occasion. But, under the high
| tension, both brain and body persisted pre-
Not long ago, one of the most active
business men of England found his affairs
l. so extended that he deliberately deter
mined to devote his Sabbaths to his ac-
counts He had mind of wide grasp.
His views were so comprehensive, so far
seeing, that wealth came IN upon him like
n food He purchased a country seat at
cost of four hundred thousand dollars de-
ferniriing that he would now have rest
and quiet. Bnt II vas AS, too lat late; = AS he
of his late purchase, he became apoplec-
tic. Although life was not destroyed, he
only hives to be the wreck of a man.
! Tt used to be said that brick kiln Unjust
be kept burning over Sunday" it is now
known to be a fallacy. There can be no
Unjust against Divine command. Even
blast furnaces will bring ruin III not kept in
continual operations. Eighteen years ago,
an Englishman determined to keep the
Sabbath holy as to them, with the result
iroIfin six days than he did before in sew
en-: that he had made more iron in a given
time, in proportion to the hands and size
of the furnaces, than any establishment in
England which was keptin operation dur
ing the Sabbath. aas.fsr L.,
In New York, the mind Of man who
inade half a million a year, went out iii
the night of madness and an early grave,
in only two years, from the very strain put
upon It by variety of enterprises, every
one of which succeeded. ftt aD4 eUtoH9a
~ Tt will take about five years to clear
them of, !" said an 0bservant master of an
Ohio canal boat alluding to the wearing
out influences on the hOatmen, whoworked
on Sabbaths as well as other days. AS to
the bOatmen and firemen on the steamers
of the Western rivers, which never lay by
ON Sabbaths, seven years is the average OF
human life. The observance, therefore, OF
the seventh portion of our time, for. the
purposes of rest, is demonstrably a physi-
illogical necessity, a law Of our nature. aH
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UTE HAVE, IN ADDITION To THE
w above, a large and well selected stock
of MILLINERY, which we offer at whole
sale or retail. We are confident that we
can make it to the interest of all to call
and examine our stock and Prices.
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ESEcLIG&IOUS.

Services win be held in the Old School
Presbyterian Churctl-Rev. @. Martin--eor-
ner of Vine and Second streets, TOMORROW
al half-past ten, A. M, and at forty-ive
minutes past seven, p. NJ. A cordial well
come viii be extended to strangers.
N The members of this congregation gave
their new Pastor and his family hand
some reception on Thursday night The
abundance was very large. All the Prot
essant ministers of the city, except Rev.
hctare-, were present; and the various
Church ee were represented. A delicious
sapper vas prepared by the ladies of the
Church, who never dosuch things In half
way manner. The very best of Christian
feellnS prevailed throughout the evening,
and we hope and believe that the members
of the Old School Church are much better
acquainted with each other than they have
ever been hitherto. E1s
Prayer meeting is held at the Vine Street
Presbyterian Church every Wednesday at
7:45.
BAPTIST CHURCH-MARBLE HALL.-El-
der George It. Penticost will tomorrow as
snrne the Pastoral care Of the First Baptist
Church, preaching his Introductory sermon
at II O'Clock AN, Text-Eph, vi. 20: "For
which cause / am an ambassador dn
Sonds)." Also, So essyiees at n o'clock Pm.
Text-John XIV. l6. ~ = g - q ~
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Corner Locust and Canal SIS.
on1R
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gational Church. Daily meetings were
continued through January. The interest
soon became general and over two hun
dred are happily converted to Christ Ma
ny of the best business E1en have been con-
yerted to Christ, and many young men
have taken their stand for Jesus.
Forty conversions are reported to the
Congregational Church at Dover, forty at
Union, and twenty at Darby, Illinois.
A work of grace has been in progress for
seven were added to the Church on profess
sion of their faith, and tbirty-seven q few
months previously, making in all one
NM 71sn3 md ffr1x1
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ICE CREAM.
ICE OR E AM!
Adank IL Christ,

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/ AND will be constantly prepared to fur
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DRY GOODS.
staple and Fancy

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Having Bought the Interest of
JAQUESS, FRENCH 4 CO.,


Win be full in all the lines that are fonnd
in a Wholesale DRY GOODS and NOTION
HUDSPETH, SMITH Il co.
No. 10 First Street
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EDUcAIz0EAL-Hre had tbs pleasure
q ulszslE F=stssrdEE AZ old zcguEin-
Eaors, NJ J. = HsEfzrf q zAoFE-au tONn-
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and FIsi9s our city fo- TIE T,nrIyJss q
Sz1r-ber1nE sSucz11innzI interests
ADnpnEslis Academy Eas formerly
under ibs ehaEEs n The RsT J. z
More, nov 6susassd, EEJi known here
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nov eoD5ue4sd BY Esr Or. SeJts- and
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community fn4f 81 sEtfls eEoTl has tnE,E
fEE bsen mE5z - seeors EhE sscese of Esse
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has bss1 manifested Considering the
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ths Erus, i EssuuE strznEE. rs vel rs
dtser=sorESble, 1hEi more EeslfDK ozE nj
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s59ui = VIII = great dsaf Of sseElzss-
ness EEd essspsd 3 Erzst deal easter
-nha be c0sld have s<pse-sd- Tns fac1
that bs EOs Away viii - i5ftle tSo1bls
Is NIX ezlealE1sd % discourage me CON-
sEIsEson q crime IN oDF EB5dst- II Z
woman can b TINS fully n81r5ersd
1oE resisting erimiBzl iutlmaeF- II AL
eTeufs for Fesns5nE 70 Ezcufiuue that IN
EiEeaey- and he murderer make god
1lIE s4szps WITHOUT any adequate s6cs-1
70 ErEess han. U-sIazf security Is here 1or
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AZ a nesting a Lbs Indspendence
Fire Company, bed a. thsir hall on
Trashy egeu5Dg, July i, 1555, the fol-
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1ttssrsnt SIrs C9EnfssEIlss Of the city foY
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OUE FIElIl0sogsaicaI friend D.. BzE55s-
IA called % rs y4ts-5sy . say -haa
be had b.aen psEsxsTled EEsan bT BurUs-
r0Gs friends - 5zs5De ezDeldE1e for
che Sae-zHEity- He sxp,ees . IN rs
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espsc1Ei Y "a -hs EEti-S1TTuption eAndi-
dE-E de THINKS the S91ufr Hszds
drsi class 1aEu for the oihoe. End be
Therefore desires us % brig him oor-
N case he u nouliRzis-i yr snT Tt.sz,ses-
Ek5s iSuBTeD-iDn he Is 10 paF us fJur
huu11sd dollars cash DOM IN he
sTsnt Of Ia slee13oo, ne VII 70 parf9srE
Tins i al Ne could HsE from the DOC
! to=- Eun Ne therefore take EreEt Elszs-
Ire II announcing h5n As fhz Anti
corruption esDd5dBse- For further PAP