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Fire at ClafrxyiiIs. Ohio.

CINCINNATI, May ga destructive fire occurred
yesterday afternoon at ST. Clairsville, Belmont
county, Ohio. An entire square of most valuable
property wsG destroyed. Loss estimated at from
$3.50, 900 to $200,0GS.
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All who value beautiful head Of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray will not fail to Lyons celebrated kathairon.
It makes the hair rich soft and glossy, eradcates
dandru and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere
E. THOMA LYON. Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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lihB-lstptf
Latest Miracle of the Age.

instantaneous Photographs made in your parlors
day OK night, without any chemicals apparatus.
Conv ince yourself of the fact. The Invisible"
in packages, for sale, wholesale. for $35 per leo
packages.
Single packages so cents
County orders forwarded by mail prepaid.
The Iarb and best assortment ofAl6uns whole
sale prices.
J. II WALL,
Photographic Stock and Album Depot,
my5-1m1stp S. T.. cor. Holiday and Fayette SITS.
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TRENTON. N. j.. May %. P. M.-Nothins has been
heard here Of the death of Senator Wright No dss-
patch had been resolved here in regard to it up to II
o'oIock tonight,
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. CONVENIENT ARRANGEN sxr-A correspondent
makes the following qp.eer statement:-"A British
official in this count o. who occupies very exalted
position, statel not long since to distinguished
United Sites General whose Irish sympathies are
very strong, that ofthe leaders of Feniansm in
New York supplied him the official aforesaid) with
regular aud minute information regarding the plans
and projects of the Brotherhood. A monthly report
in fact is received at the Office of the gentleman from
London. This report is drawn up at the Fenian
beaaquarters, and duly transmitted, through tho
statement have made is perfectly true. and am
prepared to prove It,"
This is very excellent plan indeed. 1t is now
asserted, in some Southern journals, that Secretary
Stanton had, in like manner, trusty agent at Rich
mond, who was able to Command the secrets of the
rebel deliberations, and transmitted news of MANY
important movements planned by Davis, before they
occurred, -
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HUDSON, Wisconsin. May 22.-The whole business
portion of this town was burned on Saturday night
Loss S35OO00. Insurance 100000.
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COMPLETE CLOTHING Houss.-Ws take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros,
q Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when we say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this Arm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
with
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XxXIXTH CONGRESS.

The Constitutional Amendment.
sPgHcR OF MFR. howard.
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Ihe TnternaI nue. Bill.
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TAX ON INCOMES.
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From Fort Monroe.

from F0rE monroe.
Fort MONROE. May 2}-CoIonel A. P. Blunt, the
efficient Quar.ermaster at this post and connected
with the Quartermaster's Department here and at
Norfolk, during the past two years, has been con-
frned by tho Senate as Breve Brig. Gen. U. 5. Vol
unteers.
1t is just one year to-day since jeff Davis arrived
here and entered Fort Monroe as prisoner.
The Norfolk Custom House is now being improved
and renovated. It became sadly out of repair during
the war.
The revenue cutter Mocasin, which has been sta.
toned at Norfolk and this harbor for the past six
months, has been ordered to North Carolina and the
revenue cutter Nemaha, at Baltimore, has been
ordered to take her place here.
The following vessels have arrived in this harbor,
and are detained here by the unfavorahle wind,
which continues Northeast: From Baltimore schrs
George W. Grover and John Gowan, for Providence,
4. l.; Il. Prescott and Messenger, for Newburyport;
j. ii. Hoyt. for New Haven. and the schr. Georgia,
from Newburyport for Baltimore.
The following vessels have sailed hence: Schrs
Isabella c. Jones and Mary Willis. from Richmond
for Baltimore
The schr. Etna. from Baltimore for the Bahama
Islands. has put in here in distress
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REMOVAL.

Warren's Fire and WATERPROOF Roofing,
Perfectly Fire. Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF
Uneaualled for Durability, Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice. and in any section of
the country. JAG. II. JOHNSON j. Co.,
d27-6n2p South street,
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AS-We call our readers attention to SH1rn. Bros.
IL Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
Mt SMITH. Bros. & Co.'S popular Clothing House. No.
10 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods lust
opened at SS West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and new styles Of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 3S " sst Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties Scarfs &C..
at West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing HOUSE.
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"A small party, headed by Major Il. NJ.
Camp, has just started out on trip through the
Valley of Virginia to examine as to the condition of
the Union dead at Cedar Mountain aud elsewhere,
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
Anniversary Of the Baptist Missionar
Union.

Anniversary OF the Baptist Missionary
Union.
BosToN, May 22.-The Senate elected today Gen.
b. +. Butler, of Lowell, TO be Major General of the
Massachusetts State Militia. under the new militia
organization.
The American Baptist Missionary Union COM
menced its anniversary meetings to-day.
The Hon. Ira Harris, of New York, President of
the Society," made an interesting speech, in which he
indicated his purpose of retiring from the Office of
PRESIDENT which was conferred upon him four years
ago, at the death of Gov Briggs 1t the highest
honor he had ever received from his brethren but he
knew there were men as able and who could give
more time to the duties of the position.
Reports of the committees were read and accepted
The Treasurer report shows the receipts of the year
to be Sl7O0OO expenditures Sl730 0O0 The missionary
laboIs of the Society in foreign countries appear to
progress fayorably
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THIs FLORENCE

THE FLORENCE
IsTHE MOST
PERFECT SEWING MACHINE
IN THE WORLD.
1T MAKES
FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES;
SE,yS EITHER WAY;
HAS A
sELT-REGULATING TENSION.
AND WILL NOT
GET OUT OF ORDER.
BALTIMORE STREET.
fs3-eotf
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CoIgafe's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
superior Toilet Soap, pre- pared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination With Giycerine,
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. It's perfume is ex uisite. and its
washing properties unrivaei. For sale by all drug
ssts. f,N9-d&w1y
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-16
Staff appointments,

bYprlvate communication we learn
that te following staff appointments
have been made by Major General j. b.
krrs law, Commanding 81 Division Of
State Militia:
J. N. Davis, Camden, Adju,ant and
lnSpf,or General, with rank Of Colonel.
w Pack. GnlA..~h;~, 0"~-,ar.,a.
terGeneral, rank Major.
Saml D. Shannon, Camden. w. NJ.
Dwight, Winnsboro', and D StP. Du
Bose Clarendon, Aids de Camp, rank
Maj0
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.rment, r9 and to hard labor, one or both, as
.sshall De hxed by the verdict, not ex.
ceedlng twelve months. S
'ACNlIl. The defendant, if sen.
tenced to hard labor, after conviction
may oy order of the District Judge or
Magistrate, before whom he was con.
V,cted' BE hired for such wages as can be
"ntAlned tor his service. to any owner
or lessee OF farm, for the term of hard
labor TO which he was sentenced, or be
'llrcd lor the same labor on the streets,
pubic roads or public buildings The
person receiving such vagrant shall have
all the rights and remedies for enforcing
good conduct and diligence at labor that
are herein provided in the case of master
and servant.
MIA The provisions concerning
vagrancy shall not be construed to re-
peal any other Act or Acts, in the
whole part consistent herewith.
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WIN NJ SBORO.
Tuesday Morning, January l6, 1866.
New Advertisements.

hetchIn, 'McMastcr g. Co, appear
tins morning III an assortment Of notices.
Our readers will not fail to give them
attention.
II. W. kinsman, Charleston, adver.
tises Phosphate Of Lime.
Read Card of G. II. Walter g. Co.
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District Code,

Onr readers will rcioic" with us over
the completion in this publication of the
volnm'hons and all but nterminahle
D's'rlcl Code. The space fortwo weeks
past adsorbed by its multtudinous on.
actmcHLs and provisions, will be here.
after devoted to matter of greater in.
tcrest il not of more importance.
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NHa- ..
jews From long and supyes,;ya
article in the Chicago "Republ,canit
concerning the Jews, we extract ,ba
following. ,il.A' ~, lsr'NG ~: 80" .'''
The Jewsrise gradually abnyas n.
average OF mankind whenever their iu,
mtnse mental resources and their farm
liable intensity Of purpose are conasers,. 4
ea TO religion, to humanity, to liberty
10 letters, or toart. Then they beeoma
prophets, reformers and composers, and
Tue moral and intellectual and artistic.
,eac,'ers OF the world, producing Men.
I1frlshors, 1f Spinozas, Neanders, Bernes
helnes Rachels aid 'Meyerbeers. =
among che German political reformers
81 Ihe present day, there aro great,
number Of young men Of Jewish parent.
age particularly in Berlin and Vienna
VINO " are the ardent champions Of libertv !,
france posesses 'be Cremie6x' tho. jaw.
N 'ne o. her ablest lawyefs and; At the,
,,aame time one Of her most npfl;noh;nr,
republicans And so there are ii eysrS
,onntry jews who show that as coon asl, ~ !
aey devote their great powers 10 some {
purpose they excel al m,,eh
q the higher walks Of thonel,t and ljf
2 the bnlk ofthen feIlcw.rel elieionists e
he lower si! e s'S 81 ~
Napoleon has agreed 10 .wi,harax.l,i.. )
roops rom Mexico. = "A F,'Ss~
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-Yolumi.,
nous papers referring to Confederate
emigration to Mexico and plans of
Maury and Gwin, were presented in the
Senate. today, together with a letter
from Mr.. REVERB, showing there is an
understanding between tho TRAITORS in
Mexico and the nsurgen,si in tho United
States ". ,h
Senator Wilson introduced bill fix.
ing the peace establishment of,Se army.
1t provides for seven regiments Of ar.
t'lIcry, ten of cavalry and sixty Of in.
fantry, each branch to have its propor.
''oHa'e numbered black troops officer.
ea by whites. 81 ,,l$S
Mr.: Love offered resolution do.
claring that the seeding States forfeited
their rights, and made a speech deny.
ing the doctrine of dcstructibility Of tho
seat of government He said that tho
President had no right to restore tho
rebel States. His duties were only ex.
ccutivc. l%"f ttsly. ..ge
HOUSE. igE ~,
Mr. Wilson, OF iowa, made 4 speech
m support of the bill extending suffrage
IL the District of Columbia. He said
the social elemen, here favored secession
and made a lengthy speech on the sub.
ject. 's' rs
Mr. Bowyer, of Tennessee, opposed
the DILL on the ground that this was
white mans government. Mr.. Scho.
field, Of Tennessee, favored the bill.
In response TO the Senate rs.olutien
asking why Jefferson Davis is not We,
tried, the President to day transmitted a
message enclosing a letter from Attor.
ney General Speed, who states that no
Circuit Court has been held in the I,te
rebellions districts since the termination
OF hostil''ies and holds tile opinion, that
'he late insurgents waiting trial should
De tried only before tho civil conr,s
when fully and actually restored; and
ne has Ho'' therefore thought proper to
advise the President to cause cr;m;n.,
proceedings to be instituted against d..
''s or any other insnrgent in the States (
'r districts in which they were not &C. g \.
ually present during the prosecution Of
iostilities: .' iFE = n
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Cemmefeial.

New FORK 'Ian@ a:-Tho Mahch.s.
ter Eng!'nd) market closed firm ON The
24'h. Prices upward.
New York, Jan io.--Co,,on dbl,
and las declined one and two cent,
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IL d =. ~ 4 Z CT l3 "a. u III !. 6; !.
Georgia Demands the Punishmeat sf
< 3 Davis!

AUeusrA, Ga, Jan. li.-Rssola.
tions were introduced into the Senate
to-day demanding the speedy punish.
ment of Davis and tho prineiPs! .s:.SS--=.4 .s:.SS--.4
in the rebellion. y S,'sg
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From Maryland.

bALTraoRE. Jan. 1.-THE Mary.
land Legislature met to-day. Cover.
nor Swan elected a year ago under the
new Constitution, took his seat -;
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Very ResAtfully,
Fl. r. 3HtBERD,
DeP.Pmptroller.
JOHN WILKES, Esq, faident First,
National Bank, Charle. N. G..

Hon. A. III. STEPHENl HIS VIrws
"A letter from Hon. All. Stephens,
dated at Charlottesville, foreia. 25tb
ultimo, contains the dwine para.
graph:
as to how ! am dol I can only
say that, in the matter ohlth. I have.
improved greatly since wturn home !.
but the country / fhd in. orse conii.
.tion-phyically, morallyb politically,
Than expected Thheral desire
of the people,isfor a spd restoration,
of civil law and harm,nhd I am en-,
gagged in doing all | ca1 effect that
result. doltfnst that VIM, nodera.tl
tion and trne patriotisndl rule thel 4
cohnci|s at Washington n
- Meanwhile, it is 3th4y Of feyAryl
one I'd do theSbest he cafe wise and |
the good will slwayss filings rs
they find them, snd dotlI they can |
with them as'they presedemselves.
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Broken Banks.

Th Charlotte Times publishes the
follow ing letter from the Deputy Comp.
rolle' of the Currency. AS there is a
very Hevalent impression of the insol.
veucy Rf many of the National Banks.
North the inIormation' which it con.
veys tny he of interest.
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TREASURY DEP RrMrNr.
Office Comptroller of tf Cwrcncu
Washington, Jan. 8, 1866

DRR SIR: Your ! tier of the I'd
inst, enclosing list of National Banks
published in the South IN papers under
the caption of "BrokeH Banks" is re
ccived and your suggra ons noted
The only National Bank that has
la'ledls The First Nfonal Bank Of
AttIca n. T., capi'd $50,000. Its
circulation at the time Of failure was
$4o, ocO and ls rec"lva' by all Nation.
al Banks at par and is bow redeemed
in lawf fpl money upon esentation Al.
the Treasury of the Unfd States.
our are at liberty tdive snch pub.
licity to this statement al ou NAV deem
proper. ~
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! lawyer, on being called to acconnt
iorthaylng acted annproiessionally in TAX.
iag 'ess than the usual fees from his
cl~ns. pleaded that he had taken all
.ne man had He was thereupoh hon. %
orably acquitted. - ~ -
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i, MONETARY M Conference now sitting 4,
q n..I aris hopes to be joined by the Uni.sS
States. }"aF 'siN,5s7f y ~ :.
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black walnut waihaceting and furni.
snls .,.Is will turn library into a brown
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i ], me Louisiana National Bank Of New
! prieans capital 800, 1000, has been =, I,
.nori1ed : : fi by The Comptroller of the Our
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-11

Peter Criner, while diving a reaper. n
few days ago, on the firn al Mrs. Gilmore,
In Aihambrl, iiliuois, fell irom the horse
he was riding, when the reaper gathered
him la iis awful embraeeN cutting him an
" terrible ilanner' and killing him ifla
man was sm-struck, as he did not answer
his companion who called 20 him "a nick
up his whip which had fallen 10 the
ground.
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SOMETHING NEW.

i IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND
Manufacturers of Sorghum sirup Something
every body should have.
A PATEET RIGHT ron THE MANUFACTURE or WINE
fhoA THE COMMON SORGHUM.
The best OF Wine, worth from g. 80 TO AZ nor
gallon, made at cost OF less than twenty cents
per gallon
For Information concerning Individual Manu-
tactiiring or Tswnship Rights address the nro.
Pnetor, JOHN y. SNEPP, Miamishurg
Montgomery Co., %.
Editors Of Papers within the State, by inserting
the above IN their paper for two months will he
said Wine. lnaraI.wtTe
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-11

The Deputy Grand Master of the orao,.
of Masons of Ohio, has ordered one hnri
dred aud forty different Lodges IN re-
port at warren, on July 2Oth. This will
necessarily bring large number of the
fraternity together. '"e
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AlisfelIaneaus.
Fellow-Citizens:
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BON REAL
kSFATk AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO. has for sale
q. twenty Ny Houses and Lots ranging ffom 500 4
Also SIX Farms three In Darke, two in Mont
gomery and one II Van Mert County, ~ ! - I
The undersigned can always be 'f,,una "a a..
Ohio Insurance oface, when not out on hns1ns ~ ~
or al the Post Once corner "'"es'
Bays s s aaa sells property. Tenns liberal
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Rosrd Of GcunciimcD.

sr.r,p SESSION -MoSpsI, Februsry 10 1866
Oyy1cfAr1 2oclook 2. n.
rhs Eosid met puuan, to adjournment sei Chamber
prsen' wilson Green, efq President. in TIE Chair.
'no ,cinep W., keenan. Long st,corn Flyur Robn.on
O,fricn Keuney Costello, Hartman. Bri kman, hoser,
Mott. Keccb White, Mecsey, iyng, Thomas, Haiioran.
Rob,rts Pullman llettrcs and if1lly--lA
Ths nnuc. Of the preceding meeting "ers rad sud op
posed $500. ,,.-,,.,..
nn,J rIat the irec comni,sioner be- sud We h hereby
m aud directed to piece e rnd cause thr sane
10 be lighted the nor "rs and souh "..t cofnor OF nm
Conner of frosdwsy aud Twenty. third street,
cor"sn EresAs moved tia, ssch vote he reeonsd-rcd
Cor1a ,1, iinryAs moved tina, said resolution be re
ferrcd &. th" toinfniii"e on Lamps anu "H''
When N1s carried
Rv Councilman OBRIEE-
,,,J 1Iat the usfio ~ John Troy residing =, number
one hundred and nuetybye Mulberry street, no added 70 me
Wlieb W., r, frrslto the Conim,tte, Oh Fnsnee
Hy Council nlen IAHrNAS-
I,teI Thn permission bc and te sais s Hereby given
q, o G,tcEni 20 pliceia si.1 ~ olt Of h, promises.
number one hundred snd tythor hToumc street such rr
mission Tcnan only durns the pea uf" oi ia" Common
Which was adopted.
BY Councilman HAGLOnAS- go
b, Moth River be repaired under n. direction The Street
Coumope the expense thereof to b. charged 10 Road e1
Which was laid over
BY Councilman PULLMAN
Rfsoired. That the communication ron the Comptroller
found two hundred and cisy O. minutes oi ffbIu
sry s in relation city property he referred to the Com
rttee Lands snd Places with instruction 10 inquire anc
ascertain what aconcan be taken by ms Board to make '
popery productive such other information they
csu get the subject
Which wAs adopted
Bised Thst perns on be and the same IL hereby given
to Wu j. HobouaS To elscs ssn iD tt9a Of lie pieubs'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

Ey the PgYsiprN1-
Rnonsce Il person, doing bus'nrs IN lnl'cn sud Ss
,su .reei. n relation the interruption ~ sre by
OF s.u e,rsnirc lfou the of sad streets
Which vges referred 20 tie Commit Sewers.
MOTIONS AGAIN EKsUNED.
Adorin-n FLTSs moved 70 suspend the pr"sen, order of
bnsu, ~ order UP for CONFEDERATION ropeTs from te
Board of Counru,sn.
NiirL wss carried
PkpLKs IRON BOARD OP C0uHCfLMfS RESUMED.
R-,oluon to tn coHs.nssiion VI sweep-rs tho public
Insfkets.
winch wss laid over.
o. u,Con III. board then Sdjourned and tie Pnr.IDryr
n al the Rolrd stood dournrd until
WI ID. T. VALENTINE, Ceih
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time their far until thursday event a. the goth inst
the same place.
LA,rEs' FAIR AT DoDwoRrH HA1z--A ladies' fair for
the benefit Of the French Church du Saint Esprit
founded In the seventeenb century, by the Huguenote
will be held at Dodworsh Ilal, commencing December 8
AMI closing Decemhgr 4
LprHER.s CHuw n FAR Tho ladies' Of the First Ger.
man Lutheran church, In Eighty seventh street. York
vile, will hoL ir for ths benefit Of their church in Ma
sonic HalA Eighty street. between Third and Fourth
avenues commencing tomorrow and holding over to inc
3otn inss. There Is a large number o. German iami'
lies, Rostly mechanics laborers In that vicinity, VINO
ssdy felt tho want Of place wherein they might wor-
ship God in their accustomed way and in their own
mother tongue until within few years when they
hired a small church and established school, where
children taught IN both the German and the EnglSh
language The sunday school rs now 30 crowded that
they cagnot take any applicants, and there arc
many Ia the neghbornoot who might be brought IN "
they had the to procure arver building and The
proceeds of the above far be applied for thai
pnaa
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TIE INEQUALITIES OF THE STAGE IN TIE
PHILADELPHIA PULPIT.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD

4--t PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81, 1865
The Rev. 7. Ne Witt Tnlmage, one OF the most d,si'n
sushed clergymen Of This city and rector OF Of It's
largest churches, preached tonight 10 mmense
gregaton upon 'rhe iniquiti.s Of the age" In the
course Of his remarks he condemned in measured
terms the play Tho Black Crook, recently produced in
New York. and declared ts production here the Acad
envy OF Music outrave upon the community, and
prayed God for devcranrc. Sodom ashamed, and
Gomorrah confused. He deacsnted upon ,mmo
ralty Of the management In producing play calculated
70 corrupt the morals OF whole community. He bonored
the one or two papers in New York that did not ad
O marked sensation.
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THE BOSTON swIypLE.
srtAl TELEGRAM 10 TIVE NEW rosx HERALD.

BosroS Nov. Is, 1898
Tho FEDERAL stree, swndiers supposed 70 be on their
way Europe. some nfteen OF twenty thousand Dbl.
lars worth OF household goods. which they purchased
just before they fed bave been traced 10 81 Ausns W.
and there confscaied FOR tho benefit or tbs CREDITOR
Among other things In this bulge, OF personal eHecs
wssa sen Of hne horses silver mounted harness and
an elegsnt top tuggy. These cords were on Thar way
20 Montreal The jewelry Arm u shreve, etsnwcot h
CO., on washington street, were v,ctimiyed By shOs