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AU OTTO SALES
A UCTIoN SALE AT THE NAVY.
IA YARD.

UHfrIp srArRs NAyY-YARD,
wAsHNaroB, o. q, April ~, 1899 /
viii be offered At public sale TO the highest bidder At
the Navy. Yard In Washington, on SATURDAY, April
Is, 1900, at IL o. clock, m
A Lot Of Refuse Wood, Chips, &c.
A Lot Of Rags, tabout 900 poundsO
Also Lot Of Condemned Stores (which have been In
the yard since 1897 TO be sold for storage unless
away by the owner before the day Of sale.
Terms Cash in Government funds, one half al the
time Of sale and the balance before the property 70.
moved which must be In six days from the day Of sale
Articles forfeited by failure TO comply with bid will
be resold at the pleasure Of the Government
BY order Of the Commandanti -
CHAs E. LLTHRoP,
ap2I.tds Naval storekeeper.
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Obituary.

LOUISVILLE, April 2e.-Dr. M. Pyles the ceIo-
brated physician, died this morning. Of cOnsump-
ton
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OF o II II I N @
NTRANGE METAMORPHOsE.

C,TD .N-DD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-
snre BrdQet,s me wife, and ser she me dear Teddy
var tha Inv Of ma lifa and love yer already.
Bu, much harder IA love you from yer head to yer
you .yTate -doye YOU II yer'd get soma nav
,ioth.. >,
So whit down tho sthrate, lust to hunt up sthore,
whIu who should mate but Timothy Moore;
"Por new m frsttipg Tim, where shaII 20,
"why Inn rEsr yer,n be getting at Smith Brothers
Coz
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l25 pounds rallow,
Q barrels Salt,
so oil Cans,
o Platform Scales,
s Single and DOublo Blocks,
% Grow Bars,
il7 pounds Railroad Spikes,
(new,)
$50 shutter aud Gate Hasps,
$50 pounds Nut',
100 Open Ring, Bolts, LlGks,
&c.
90 Tire Bolts,
90 Lunch Pins
|, go Staples, Hook, rs,
sc,
n pairs Hamss,
so Rlding Br dies,
% part sets horse Am =
bulahcc Harness, tnew,J
10 Brides, (ueW,
100 sets Lines aud Martin .
gales,
81 Collar Pats,
DO suTcinglea, Saddle-bags /,
and Cruuper.,
! set y bibles,
~ Blankets,
I sides Betting Leather,
4 sides Birdie Leather,
jOl Curry Combs,
700 Horse Brushes,
Is sheets Sheet iron, NEW, }
$50 pounds Lead,
~ pounds Rabbit Metal,
l2i Lanterns, Lamps, &C.,
Is boxes Window Glass,
~ pDqnds Rotten Stone,
I Circular Saw, Frame, and
Betting,
2 Circular Saws,
| 2 Gross cut Saws,
I Wood Saw,
~ HaGd saws,
10 TsuOn Saws,
so Planes, (assorted,)
~ Caulktug Irons, Hay
Hooks, &c,
l5U Brands, lassorted,)
3 CleaYers,
"a AugoTs,
| TonoH Anger, (complete,)
) Braces aud Bits,
90 Anger Bits, (assortsd,l
70 Trying Squares,
10 spoke Slaves and Saw
Sets,
10 Oil stones,
~ CLAW Hammers,
80 Hatchets,
) Grew Drivers,
~ Monkey wronches,
II Drawing Knives,
. Spirit Levels,
5 AdIes and Hand Axes,
1 sets Stocks and Dies,
100 Chisels, tsssUrted,
800 Halter Squares,
2Ol gross Buckles,
10 gross Halter Bolts,
10 gross Rings,
% D ,oT Bolts aud Thumb
Latchrs,
US Locks, assorted,
3 Carts ge Knob,
20 pounds Copper Riyets,
$50 pairs Butt Hinge,
10 pairs trap Hinges,
/ 80 Gkairs,
9 Ofico Tables,
2I Onics aud Field desks.
1900 Drain Sacks.
rse Power" with bearings
, pulleys, &c, and
'Cree Pump, capable u fore.
~ gallons Of water per day.
loI enumerated In the above
nent fur dH.
a tho wharf Of the Giesboro'
purehAser.
owed i've (il days from date
the stOT,s.
leave the SiXth.streot wbarI
. VI sale.
JAMES A. RRlN,
vet Brig Gen. In charge
First Division. q N. @. q.
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nos TPO N EN- len T .
PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAYINGs OF THE ILLUSTRA-
TIONs ACCOMPANYING THE REPORT OF THE
COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR
1aas
OFFICE suPERNTESDENrP CBLIo PAINTING,

WARRINGTON, April u, 1865. !
Sealed proposals will be received At this Otaee until
THURSDAY the l7th day Of May, 1866 at l2 clock
furnishing set Of pages Of the ILLUSTRATIONS OF
MACHINERY, &c, accompanying the Report OF the
Commissioner Of Patents for the year 1858 10Th the name
and address Of the patentss AID the character and date
" the patent on each illustration,
The drawings will be furnished paper 10 the con.
tractor who must arrange them into pages In numerical
order, nearly as Is consistent with neatnoss and
CON paetpessi and the execution Of the work must
report for is62 which has been adopted the stand
ard for the present volume The plates to be delV
cred at this office free OF for transportation and
subject TO the approval rejection Of the supeTin-
tend0nt Of Public Printing Bond and approved 50.
eury will be required for the faithful performance Of
the contract.
The work will comprise about ave thousand illustra-
tons, making over seven hundred pages, measuring
Az by inches. Bidders required to propose for
the work by the illustration, with tho understanding
that when than figure Is required to illustrate
Invention design (as Is sometimes the e,se, the
whole number Of figures will be estimated and paid Tor
single illustration. Awards will be made ito the
lowest and best bidder for the interest Of the Govern
msnt due regard being paid to the execution Of the
work, under the direction Of the Joint Committee on
| Printing,
ANY further Information that may be required will be
furnished upon application TO this office, or to the Com
| missioner Of Patents
Proposals will be addressed to 1.-THE Joint COMMITTEES
on Printing" Washington, d. c., care Of the UNDER
signed and Endorsed the envelope Proposals for
Patent once Report "
AS The advertisement for proposals dated the go Of
| April leoo' Is WthdfA"h' ,,,o - ,,,,,,,,.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDtERs' ASp
sAILoRs' ORPHAN HONE will commence 10 hold Fair Ia
this city the 18th day Of May next tho proceeds Of
which to be devoted to the support and
Of NATIONAL soLpkRs SAILORS ORPHANs not other.
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri.
tories
Each State aud Territory IL to he represented by tn.
be and the Ladies' intend that the District u Coiumba
shall hear creditable contrast with any
Tho Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel corner Of Y
aud fifh streets every Tuesday, at II a. m until the
opening Of the Fair aud all Ladies desrous
ting in the objects " tho association are cordially In
vted to attend. AplO.id
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AS-Auy Of the above books sent post paid, TO any
address on receipt Of advertised price.
TlCKN0R 4 FIELDS, Publishers,
1914 fremont Bttsst Boston.
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CIRcUIr CoURT-Judge DIN. - On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Hine, Lewis q. Wells was admitted as
an attorney and counsellor of this Court.
The case of Maria ]. Hutton against the Wash.
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company was re-
sumsd, and several witnesses examined.
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THE END OF THE FENIAN WAR.
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1000 Timber, mis-. lengths aud sides" E.Ir
1000 inch siding, rough. ..-.5 .... .....
5000 inch Selects, dressed both sides.
This 10 new lumber and will be sold In lots Of 900
feet with the privilege Of the entire amount Of sans
slEo offered.
800, 900 feet 40 Boards. .#.N.HF 90
$1,000 feet u seAntling .....n. ...U'.r
1900 feet Joist. r
6,6si feet So Ash Rack Strips 1927 .# " fuh
This IL second hand mber and will be sold In lois
" S 900 feet with the privilege Of IS 0OO ...,
Five days allowed for the removal Of lumbsr By
purchasers
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
D. II. RUCKRR, %
BIZ. Maj. Gen and Chief ouartermaster,
Ap28.iOt Depot Of Washington, d. 9.
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RE TAURAN -

TOHN WELCK
u BUTLER RESTAURANT
"a Ia hHlsou DOIoo.)
S24 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Teuth streets, (up stNirs.)
The proprietor Of this RyuTts Restaurant ha sNarCd
pains to make this the best Restaurant In Washing
ton nnd he points with pleasure to the large patronage
he has always been houortd with, aud respectfully
solieits u continuance Of the same.
GAME OYSTERS, and other refresh mcnts constantly
on hand, and at The most reasonable rates.
BRRARFAsT,
DINNER AND
SUPPER
prepared At the shortest notice and In the sAIis
factory manner
Brasktast from 8 to IL O'Clock. Dinner and Supper
At all hours mAys.u
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NEW EDITIONS NOW READY,

SERMONS. By Rev. =. ". Robertson. vols
l2mo. ". 90 each. Sold separately or 10 sets.
WILHELM MElsTER Translated by Thomas Car
lyle. With hne Portrait Of Goethe. 2 vols. l2mo.
$3.50
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH BY George D. Prescott .
With 100 EngTRyings o. 90.
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BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
COUPON BONDS. By J. 7. Trowbridge. Reprinted
from the Atlantic Monthly. Paper, Is cents,
THE FREEDMEN BOOK. BY L. Maria Child. !
vol. l6mo. tl.25
LITTLE FOXES By Harriet Beeehsr Stowe. vol,
l6uno sl.76.
A SUMNER IN SKYE. by Alexander Smith. l vol,
l6no. ola.
ssWAR LYRICS. By Henry Howard Brownell. l2vO.
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PATRIOT BOYS AND PRISON PICTURES by Ed.
mund Kirks illustrated. | vol. l6mo Sl5
WINNING HIS WAY. By "CaretOn." illustrated.
l vol. l0mO. 81 IS.
HERRwARD; OR, THE LAST OF THE ENGLISH.
by Charles Kingsley. vol, l2mo $l.7J
DICTIONARY OF NOTED NAMES OF FICTION
Including Familiar Pseudonyns, surnames bestowed
on Eminent Men, etc. vol l2mo o. 90.
MISS COMA McoUARRIE Sequel to ''Alfred HE-
gNrt's Household BY Alexander Smith l vol,
LIFE AND LETTERS OF REV. ?. W. ROBERTSON.
vols. l2mo. u.
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Presentation of a Battle Flag.
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THE MURDER TRIAL IN PHILADELPHIA.
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ARSENAL,

VIZ ARSENAL,
w wAsHINGToS, D. O., April %, 1855.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Washington
Arsenal untl the 10th Of May, at IL o'clock, m for
bailding Magazine tho reservation near the Con-
gressio6al Burying GrOuad Plans and specifications
can be seen on application to the commanding officer Of
the Arsenal, and after May a Zach proposal to be
endorsed Bid for Magazine and to be accompanied
by guarautor known to the Department that the bid
dor will II his offer be accepted ente, into contract to
perform the work
The Department to itself the right to rel ect
any or ali of the bids not deemed advantageous to the
interests Of the Government @ BENTON,
apps dtmlO Maj. Ord. and Bt. Col. Com ding.
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T ARGE SALE OF QUARTERMAS-
IL TER's STORES AT the CAVALRY DEPOT,
OlEsBOROl. D. G.

ouARTERsAsTER GESERLL's opPicg,
fIRsr DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April q, 1860. J
By order Of the Quartemaster General there wifi be
sold, the promises at public auction, under the d.
Ieetop Of Captain George T. Browning, A. Q. ~, on
TUESDAY, the sth Of May 1898 and continue from day
to day, until all IL sold the following described lots Of
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BYTELEGRAPH
.a TO AItsr
The National Republican.
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MUTINY AMONG THE SOLDIERS

InglaiO@ Return Of tho BlOodlsS Hosts
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JNo. D. DEGREES,


ITO be published In the Washington REPUBLICAN, and
Chronicle, Baltimore american, Philadelphia NORTH
american, New York Tribune aud Boston Journal,
three times week, until the l7th day OF May. No
other paper will be paid for publishing this Adyerts
menLl ap2S-8 Rwtml7
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TIM OF the PhIIndeIphIa Murderer-
Testimony Closed.

PHLADELPHIA, April 27,-In the case of Probst,
trial for the murder of the Deering family, the
prosecution closed this afternoon The counsel for
defence stated that they had no Witnesses and were
allowed two hours tomorrow to speak in behalf Of
the prisoner, when the case will be given to the
jury. The case continues to excite much interest,
The streets in the vicinity of the courtroom have
been crowded all day.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY JoURNAu

The above: works for sale at the Dookstor
OF HUDSON TAYLOR ap
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Tho Guerrilla Attaek on RObnsOn's Circus.
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L oc Al AFFAIRS.

SUNDAY IN WAsHIS aroS. -To.morrow with
very few, II any, exc .,,,or, a.. n,,u,,. =, w..h
ington, Gsorretowr, ana Als,ond,,a viI h. oco,.
pied BY their ,,.t.d p.,tor,, ". have ,i,,v
churches In u a thrsa c;ts. and ara fra N e,n,.s
our oonvic linn that In mint of ta,ent cbri.t;ap
deportm, nj and vsnsral p.sfu,ns.. opr oiarcym.r
have = 40 superiors'
IL the bour Of .,ovsn nm sundav ou.,,.r,v.
'nee,i,, ..,v,... I'll, n. h.,a =, p,o.;s.,a. -,
tho n.nt I'M. hons. a. vor,hn an An. h,,, =, ~.
po,nt rher, IN. car, turn IN a, an, AZ w..h,n,,or
Raw N 7 n Mor,.n n...,a,n. IA, ~ a.. W.,
,nv,on District Ms,bod,,, Fr,,oon.I chrr,h TN
proech,
The Rev. John I.,gb,on 4, snno,r,od n IN.
u '"is "'''o s'a''on' In place Of the rev M
n 80 800 y" e'oosnt VI ,"'neahn.
H. - s. ~ .n,'e eiocs' 'nere wil 90
VII 800. ~, -. .-ap'' eo'"s'' w"
hath n..,or r. ~. .,,' 800 .e' oop lam
p4eO 'n.s "eeuhg We are requested 10
,rh,,.,,.r 80. - N.,' a'u sVOe'ne's-
,, '"o' anu sonuemen VINO may DO tenn
Porahiy essiding here. They will all be cordially
welcomed In the evening DR.. Morgan will here
nro.ob his ,,..,..,..,,s a.
A, -
nv rour'n rNsoy'enan Ohuron' Nihth street,
Rev Dr. smith pastor the sacrament Of the Lord .
Supper will be administered in the afternoon.
Ths African Confor.n.. AZ ,bs ma,hod,,, ch,,oh
LII, c.-.-, a, --,- a, a,
""'0u 'oi se'orh uhys mas oeen IN session IN 'ne
ohapei httle south oil the CAPITOL will, doubtless,
have Sabbath Of memorable devotional interest
throuRhout the day. Rev. Bisbop PAYNE. a
,,..oS., ~ -. .,os... al -. - l.
80 $50 fO"N' -
the iam'y oil the rev. bishop capers oil the M
Is. Church, South, and the Rev. Bishop Wayman,
Will preach ordination discourses.
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A NEW POEM BY WHITTIER!
TICKN PIBLDs
PUBLISHED FEBRUARY IL,
SNOW BOUND:
wINTHR IDYL,

By JOHN @. WHITTIER,
Author OF MAUD Muller etc, etc,
In one beautifully printed volume, with hne Portrait
Of the Author and Illustration u his Birthplace the
scene Of the Poem. Price, el.2j
Nothing that has ever appeared from our fAvorito
New England poet will have closer home interest
this admirable production It tells the story Of his
boy life amid tho hArdships aud pleasures Of that
stormy season Of the year full Of yoisstude and
danger to the jewellers our rocky coast Thousands
Of readers will thank anew tho poet who make
them feel
1.-THE winter Joys thsir boyhood knew. "
with Whter's own beautiful lines at the close Of the
poem all those who peruse Snow Bound cannot fail to
sympathiEe.
'And dear and early friends-the few
Who yet remain-shall pause to view
These Flemish pictures Of old days;
Sit with me by the homestead hearth,
And stretch the hands OF memory forth
To warn them at the wood ares blaIel
And thanks untraced to lips unknown
Shall greet me like the odors blown
From unseen meadows newly mown,
Or lilies floating in some pond,
woOd.iTinged, the waysde gaze beyond;
The traveller owns the grateful sense
OF sweetness near, he knows not whence,
Aud, passing, take with fOreheads bare
The ben6detlon Of the air. -
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HOF + NJ N II o U 5 e,
NEW YORK CITY.
MITCHELL READ AND WALL,
PRoPRIBT0Rs

The HOFFMAN, HOUSE is conducted upon the plan Of
the best American and European uoiels, 1t combines
all the modern improvements necessary to the greatest
comfort Of guests that art Ingenuity and liberaty
possibly devise and produce The bill Of fare for the
table embraces every variety and dsicaey Afforded BY
the American markets, In their SSssoa.
lylb.y
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PAPER FOR SALE AT
w TIE omsS ofths DAILY NArIoSAL RSPuILICLJ.
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CINCINNATI, April ~ james Robinson was not
killed in crittenden, Ky, as reported yesterday
but dangerously wounded.
John Alexander Robinson and James Robinson,
jr., were also severely hurt.
The attacking party numbered twenty men. They
were formerly guerrius No arrests have been
made.
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AocrIoS sALHs.
UMBER AT AUCTION.
CHIEF ouAnrrnnAsrnR's orrIcr, /,
DlroI o. w..ai.eros,

viii be sold At auction, II the Government Lumbsr
teenth streets under TIE dreesyn Of Breset Heutsnant
Colonel James NJ Moore, A. Q. NJ, on SATURDAY, Nay
i0 600 feeI So seanillnE ~ feet long. Hemloek.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Religious notices of twenty-five words or less free
All excess OF this amount will be charged ten cents
line, ei ,ht words constituting line. This rule here
after will be rigdly adhered to.-[PUB. PRESS.
THE Washingtonian Society will hold meeting
Sunday evening at Sons Of Temperance Hall, 35S
Congress street, at o'clock. The public are in
vited. 9-
gresS Street-Conierence meeting in the forenoon
discussions Tree to all, and the public invited AZ
ternoon speaking by mediums intranced. Seats frea
HIGH STREET CHURoH.--Prof. j. B. Sewall Of
Brunswick, will preach at this church tomorrow.
THIRD PARISH CHURCH.-Rev j. S. Sewall will
preach tomorrow.
,,, MISS CLARK proposes to speak concerning the
Devil, n5ar the north END Of behring's Bridge
tomorrow, at 6 O'Clock p. M
NEW JERUSALEM CHURcH.-Diyine worship to-
morrow morning at the usual hour. Sermon on
"Visit of Jethro to Moses"-Exodus. S crament Of
the Holy Supper in the afternoon.
FIRST PARISH IHURcH.-Rev. james B. Moore,
OF Concord N. H., will preach at this Church to-mor
o'clock.
BETHEL CHURcH.-There win be Sabbath School
Concert at the Bethel Church tomorrow evening,
commencing at o'clock. All are invited.
REV. DR.. Monroe, of New Jersey, Secretary OF
Church Extension Society, will preach at Chestnut
street Church N the morning, at Pine Street Church
the evening.
REV. j. I. Hazlett will preach at Ward room No.
y Congress street, Tomorrow, at the usual hours.
THERE will be Sabbath School Concert at Mis-
sion chapel behring's bridge, Sunday evening, COM
mencna at naf past seven. All interested kind
THE Concert of the Mission Sabbath School, corner
OF Spring and South streets, will be held tomorrow
Sunday evening at u O'Clock. All friends OF the
Sabbath School invited.
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hand was caught, and he was instantly drawn
to and revolved with it for the the space of
nearly five minutes before his cries were heard
was so fearfully crushed and mangled that he
lived but short time.
Collector Long has been authorized by the
Secretary of the Treasury to make needed
repairs upon the interior of the Custom House
at Eastport.
The following is the assigpmei.t of parts
for the coming commencement at Bowdoin
College
Sa!utatory. Charles X. Hinkley.
Ordtions. Charles NJ. Beecher, Henry L.
Chanman, j. A. c. Fellows, John p. Gross, L.
y. Merriam, Russell d. Woodman
PhitosophicoE Disqltisitions. j. G. Fernald,
G. +. Holmes, George L. Packard.
Poen g. T. Sumner.
n Literary Disquisitions John j. Herriek,
george w. Kelley.
DisQ: .isitions Delayan Carleton Georoa r
Lord. '-o''-1' "eoise f.
DISCUSSIONS. Chas. A. Boardman, H. B. Law
renee Chas e. Webster
| Hussey. -'l-- D
The store a North Woodstock owned by J.
Jewell, and occupied by O. M. Wormell was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday week. Insured
for $1,000
The Oxford Democrat says that Abraham
Greene OF Norway, respectable painter and
wood turner, 66years of age committed suicide
on wednesday last by hanging himself in his
| shed.
The Oxford Democrat says a handsome
little steamer has been built and is now running
ON Umbagog Lake and the Magolloway river.
IL q a Sidaw haaI hoo& u,;tL n - =
neat, and the upper deck convenient for pleas
ure parties.
"A large wildcat was killed on the farm of
Mr.. Alden Chase, in Woodstock, on Tuesday.
He measured #. IL in in length.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENcE.


Rev. Joseph H. Kennerd, the oldest Bap-
tistclergyman of Philadelphia, died in that city
on Sunday evening. He had been pastor ofthe
Tenth Baptist Church for nearly forty years.
The venerable Father Cleayeland, whose
ninety-fourth anniversary was observed last
week, preached both morning and afternoon, in
the House of Correction, South Boston. Is
there another instance in the country where a
clergyman more than four score and ten preach
ed all day last Sunday?
DIR. Colenso has issued a new hymn book.
which upon examination Is found not to con-
tain, in any part of it, the name of Jesus
Christ he says in published letter, "This
was quite unintentional on my part, and has
merely arisen from the fact of my having reiec-
ted hymn after hymn which contained PRAYERS
to Christ, which do object to on Scrip,ural
and Apostolic grounds" Z
Rev. Azariah Eldridge, d. D., formerly of
New Bedford and more recently of Detroit.
Michigan, has reached Paris, and entered upon
bis work as pastor of the American Chapel in
that city. This is the place which DIR. Sunder-
land left a few months since to return to WASH
ington.
Two of tho Presbyterian churches of Bal
tim"re are not satisfied with the recent action of
the General Assembly, and are moving for more
Southern connections
The Unitarian Society of Portland Ore
gon, has completed its arrangements and inyi-
ted Rev. Eli Fay of Woburn, Mass, to become
its pastor.
REV. Geo. W. Holman, of Fort Edwards, N
T., a native of Maine, has accepted a unani-
nous call to become pastor of the First Bap-
tist Church of Lewiston, and will enter upon
his duties in July.
-hey Leonard Bacon, D. D., is hereafter to
discharge the duties appertaining to the profess
sorship of Didactic Theology in the Theological
Department of Yale College.
We learn from the Portsmouth Chronicle
that Rev. A. j. Patterson has resigned his n g.
torship of the Universalist Church and Soc etv
in that city-to take effect on the 1st of Sem
tember, or sooner, and that he is to become as
tor of the Universalist Church In Roxbrrv
Mass, which was gathered under the care of
Rev. Hosea Ballou, I'd.
The Boston Pilot learns that. at a meetiro
OF the clergy of the diocese of Boston, at tie
residence OF the Right Rev. Bishop, on the 18th
inst, the sum of seventy-fve thousand dollars
was subscribed towards the erection of the new
cathedral, which will be proceeded with at
once. tits believed that the work will be COM
pleted in four years.
Among the notables present at the Univer-
salist Convention at Auburn, this week, was
the venerable "Father stetson" of Brunswick.
the oldest living minister in the denomination.
His presence" says an exchange, was exceed
ingly gratifying to his many friends, who gave
the veteran patriarch and soldier Of the cross.
now ninety years old, avery hearty greeting"
of the eight graduates who took part in
the Commencement exercises of Newton The
illogical Seminary on Wednesday last, three
were from this state. These were VIM. G.
Barrows of Waterville, George B. nsley of
Limerick, and Simeon L. B. Chase of West
Minot.