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New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Gperial Notlree.


At a Meeting Of rhe Regular Union Central Repah-
Committee. heM m evening al No 80 Fourth ave, the O
lowing resolutions unsnuouiy adopted
ored That spproYe the acn Of ihs Executive Commer ~
this the Rrznlsr Tnon Republican .ne Committee Addressing
communication Argus Hall rec0mfseuf
B cordial cooperation u oar Union citizens the eomsx
Constitutional Convention.
Poird That quite s pubc sitsniisa
10 the contrast character of communication
and the employed tie debate upon IL .oepes
~ That having rendered right band Of fellowship 70
those with abofe bHd the Republican Party ani s
whom ". the nation n the late naona srugee
are now the concentrating efforts nd influence -
elect the abes ad pues imoog our cuieos Delegates "a
vention
Resored Therefore cal be ns ia sceornee WITH the u..gs
f the delegates 10 the Conventions Of Ms
cso members oi the Consa0a<
Convention
requested IT ESDAY ga nt from 4 u clock
Delegates eaeh
District form SenstOsl District Couyeuon; sad COM ehons -
MONDAY EVENING the 18th o'clock To noninss
four Delegates from each Senatorial D, TO the Convention to res
the Consultation.
Resored places Of meg Of ssd Senatorial District Cos
be a. follows, VIZ
FouKrH SENATORIAL DsrRIcr-F0h Wand Hoe--s "a II. 9TH
5th. 9th, 5th, lBh aud llth Wards - - - .
FFrH DsrMCrRunks "a drauas-io'h lith All
siTTs SrS.roR.1 DrscrNo Bro,ds.y-sh sh 18th .si
10th Wards.
SEyKsrH SENATORIAL Dsracr-Sc 43j Poubavelsh sota.
and 2lst Wards . ,-
18th sld I'd Wards
The Chairman Of each District shall sppOn three nsped
preliminary eeoa sat the shall be- ooudncto IN AZ
With rules regulations heretofore governing onT Pmay
meetings DbLAflklD ShlIh ClAifna0 pro 'en-
4. G. BENEDICT, Chairman
Cas- p HALL seere,ane,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
ALLEGED BURGLARS ARREsTED-STOLEN GOODS RE
COVERED.
TILE HoRoKEN FERRY.

meeting of passengers was convened on the
ferry boat James Watt while proceeding fron hoookei
to this city, at o'clock yesterday morning, Tor tue pur
nose of discussing the management Of the ferry MI
Johnson one W their number SAID that they hhd pee
called together protest against the outrageous man
agement OF the Hoboken Ferry He said the mhltar na
even been considered by Committee Of the New Jersey
Legislature, who had declared that the accOnouaIona
of the boats and ships were not comInehsuhS ~,
the increasing travel on Thursday man naa os, his
life az the Barclay-st landing, by truck on .o pvn %
passing him The passengers, In trying 10 ger 10 me
slip as this man had placed In danger .ton & ,e
ferry hands who constantly goadins lhe , TITUS
drivers to get on or off the boat that they may MAKE
tllc. pcyapse sqae VI they boats are io'p" !" "AO
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
DISASTERS.
MARINE DISASTER On LAKE ONTARIO.
TELkoSAPH TO raR rEfsCSk

MARINE DISASTER On LAKE ONTARIO
rELkskApH TO rHA rEIsusk
ROCHESTER, April 5-The schooner Lydia Ann
cleared from this port on Monday for Port Hope C. W.
Soon after furious gale on and the decks Of the
schooner swept by the sea Thomas Vance and MS
OF the washed overheard and lost:
The vessel succeeded IN getting into Oswcgo In disabled
condition Vance and his resided at Charlotte, at the
mouth OF this haTbor.
FALLING OF HOUSR-A MAN BURIED IN THE RUINS.
About o'clock yesterday morning twO-stOry
frame building in the OF No % BrOad-st, Newark,
which wOrkmen engaged in tearing down. fell with
"a loud crash, a abOrer named Owen DOugherty being
buried beneath the ruins COmpeteycOvered by heavy
tmbers some time elapsed before the man was rescued
from his painful situation and when taken out he was
well nigh exhausted On being examined by physician
his injuries found 20 be Of serious and dangerous
character his left leg the hip being crushed his
back terribly bruised, and his head badly cut lie was
removed to his home IN Mercer-st.
CAR SMASH.
A new passenger car belonging to the Morris and
Essex Railroad while being drawn the grade between
High and Broad-sts IN Newark yesterday, by lOcOmo
tive became detached from the engine and down tho
grade with great speed Before reaching Broad-st, 81
ran off upon the turn table and striking baggage cai
with great force drove IL into the middle OF BrOad
OF fifty feet Fortunately the street was at ta
free from vehicles and pedestrians, and tho Ouy
damage done 10 the two cara, both OF which wer'
somewhat shattered.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
WISCONSIN
NlSCONNlN'
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISi4TCRE'

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISiAICkL'
~ rstxaSArE TRIBUNE a :; +l,a
M,n,soy April 5.-The Senate has cOncured IN Tue
,a,',IJ, Anti-ConsolidatiOn bill, 80 amended as
nnly to prohibit the consolidation OF the MA%auhee
aud - Paul and Prairie du Chen Railroads WIN
thn Chicago and Northwestern. A bill passed oo,h
bou.r, authorizing the Northwestern 10 own S'ocAS
- either corporations, and one passed the senate
authorizing the St Paul Road 10 own .as IN the
,,St an resolution submitting an amendment TO the
Constitaton. granting State aid to the amount oi
a. Gjl cr mile to railroads hereafter 10 Se pun pn si
Sj the I'm for the education OF state iIiS9l ISL
Fnn,cts and founding institute for ddlotS. he
SrI,,tr killed the bill appropnatIng S'o"V lo' TIC
r,lirf oi the Southern destitute
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

NJ,scr11AxY.-A young boy named John McDoue''i,
residing with his parents at the corner oi llaiy "n %
Noyvsts Brooklyn had one of his legs crusheu py .no
fall Of log at the Navy-fard on Iaudsuhy m rrocery
tihI Y,ou,ed Anna Boss was run over ny ~ si,U,eiI
Sop in MyrtIeave and severely if not iataiy d
new chanel known by the name OF ~ i AHle ., - .
;,rntad in Clinton near JOralemOnst Will he Opleu io'
Tegims services tomorrow afternoon ana eyenhsd sd az
1e SevIonr printer residing in Front dleu a'
bc Connty Jail Yesterday morning OF deurlum 'Ioon'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
LAND OFFICE REPoRTr.

NJ TELIskAPH TO THE THBuSE
The Commissioner of the General Land Office is in
receipt Of returns eIhbng aggregate disposal Of 10 I Of the
public lands dug u,nk of March the following local
Tallahassee Fla s6b6 June
p 1860 which eonfpe tn. entries 81 each ks Saginaw Mich
6g lronton lH louA Mica l66l A. the
s'nsmsd oce all the land disposed Of tr
settlement cultivation Since the opening Of the ohs ITALIA
Fla 3 farms been added q the Poduct, Of the
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
QUEENS COUNTY NEUS.

TEMPERANCE SoCIETY.-A Division of the Sons of
Temperance organized Thursday evening IN the
village OF Jamaica 20 be known Jamaica Division No
lGG The Rev Z. ID. Oakley elected Worthy Pafl-
arch; George II Black, Recording Scribe the Rev j. h.
AIger, Chaplain A. r. Bradley, Agent of the state
3Ociety was present and delivered effective address
Forty persons enrolled their names members Of the
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

Book IRADE SAIES-FOrR1H DAY.-The crOwd OF
buyers yesterday, at the rooms Of Metsrs Leavtt.
strebeigh Co.. exceeded that Of any day yet The sales
were spirited in proportion and the prices were for the
most part excellent and fully up tO the expected limit
The catalogue Of Messrs sheldon Co. Of New York was
the most important sold. The books Of number Of
other firms were announced but not fny closed Onl.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

regular trips otherwise. The speaker thought that
Mr.. Stevens, ths owner OF the Terry nne, was
there had been two slips instead OF
one the accident would not have occurred III beeueu
prompt action To secure better accommodation for these
miserable ferries Resolutions adopted ASKING iot
then dispersed
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
POLITICAL.
ARKANSAS
TIE sTArE UNION CONVENTION

THE STATE UNION CONN ENiiV"
~ rrtaaAArH TO TRIBUNE ~. 49,. r-;,,
I.n-ur Rock. Ark, April BIN the State Cinoh
Convention to-day a committee was appoih'eu
to confer with Gen. Ord on the selec'ion u
,ocalities in the various counties ior & G
,i.teriug voters and voting resolution ut,o'i
was passed asking Congress to remove the oo.'on o
az and copy of the same is to bo sent 70 e,s.S
congressman committee was also appoIn'eu ~
visit Washington to further the object AH0 0'-'
...,tion then adjourned sine de
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
GOV. GEARY's RECEPTION.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April Gov. Gearv gave
reception last night at the Executive mansion 10 th,
legislators and distinguished strangers. They partoOl
Of "a splendid entertainment. which conducted on
temperance principles not drop Of liquor being served
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
MARRIED.

MAsTERTON BrouI'ile April p o. the resi-
d.nr OF IN. brides Wiet by the Rev Washington
Roosevelt George Msstston hs A. Gilbrath No cards
MAYER -coURTNEYOn March H. at the Residence of the
bri.s father Inskip assisted by the Rey l. H.
smith osoph Maver ESQ., Clemehina Courtney both OF this c
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

THE CITY CoUu.-The case of Owen ODonneil
agt The Brooklyn City Railroad Company, which was
brought in the City Court before Judge Reynolds and
Jury on Thursday brought conclusion Yesterday
the Jury not being able 10 agree upon verdict Ihc
action was brought by the plaintiff 70 recover SgS
for the death Of his siseT Catharne ODOhhe
killed Christmas Eve Inst 10y being run over
by the FultOn-aye suit was brought Yes
terday in the same Court by ID. ". Manwarng agt
Phineas Burgess the sum OF 1850 which
plaintiff alleged had been obtained from him through
fraudulent representations II appeared that the money
was paid to defendant 10 purchase oil" land III
Pennsylvania The land purchased, aud d
Company formed but the enterprise proved a
failure. and the Company lost heavily The
defendant admitted receiving the money, but
denied having made any false representations claiming
that the whole affair simply unfortunate speeua
ton in winch the plaintiff should bear his share OF the
LOSSES The jury found verdict fOr the plalnn, asses
sing the dana ges at 500 An action was brought by
Daniel T. Foley against Timothy OIesry 10 recover
damages for false arrest and imprisonment IL
appeared from the evidence that Foley had rented rooms
from OLeary. and purchased carpet for which he
agreed 70 pay IN instaments Before the carpet was
paid for, some difficulty arose and Foley moved 10
another place. taking with him the carpet. Thereupon
OTeary caused his arrest and he was imprisoned for
about - hours and then brought before Justice Buckley
by whom lac was hOnorably discharged and OIeary rep
rmanded Hence the present suit 10 recover damages
The jury returned verdict for the painn IN the sum
Of $40.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
BopY REcovERED-The body OF Michael Kearney,

BOUl hIVVN TTED-IHt UUUY UI NIVHdUI htHIHtYf
al time walter the steamship Moro Castle, was
found Tuesday evening floating in the North River,
between Piers Nos and s. The body had the appear
ance OF having been In the for long time. tOro.
ner Schirmer held inquest, and verdict OF found
drowned was rendered. Deceased resided az No. lJt
Washngton-st where he left a wife and family. De
ceased native Of Ireland aged ~ years, and has
been missing since Dec o. 1855.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
BROOKLYN NEVIS.

FoUNp DRowNED.-The body of an unknown man
was Yesterday afternoon found floating IN the Last NV
at tho foot OF Brdgest. Brooklyn Deceascu voc voc
apparently 3s years of with dark haF iotHps
ni,ist ocbe and was dressed in SUIT OF daih w ,,n
The body was taken from the wafer ana reinoNeu
dead house for Identification. 1he OoIoAo4 "''
and win hold an inquest TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
OHIO
...n..,pu so rnr rRlsUNE

COLUMBUS Ohio April 5en GeorSe B W rlSm and
b,s been appointed Commissioner OF kalIr1aus Au @
5TsIeglnuhs The Suffrage resolutions stI hahg lIe
i, tI,e StIIate on the Assembly amendment
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
o,-rr ,or OK sHIppoIRD.-Captain John Crane. of

Or-rR,Gr on SHIPBOARD.-Captain John Crane OF
the brig Gondola recently arrived from Jamaica W L.
was Yesterday arrested and brought before justice
Il, ~ Rrookyu on charge OF brutGly beating JOnh zen
dras the mate the vessel lt appeared that ~. %
1ssT when intox xicated became engaged IN Slsn' S -
, ,yitL IN. captain whereupOn the latter ntackeI
him and heat him cruelty. When the plaihiiI ulIo a
in Court ne had bleeding profusely ana ms 3 iaST &
b,dy dsfigured The defendant was ilheu ~ anu "l
is navment was discharged from custody
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
MINING STOCKS.
NJ YrLgsEAPu 10 rHs rKIsuSE.

sAs FRANCISCO April J-Th oo~iug od.y' quotations Of
mining Gould bury S415 foot SAvsg SIZE"
per Poo S27a per foo 0phr tSa per foot Hale Noro's
per xS5 foot yellow Jacket Ssla
foot Becher per Alpha l75 per Imperial shre
Navigation Company, IS. cent tAlous
Telegraph COMPANY 70 cent Greenbaeks Toe
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
ALnANY CArrLE MARKRT.

cattle been comparatively brisk TIM
week being somewhat better for Prices
E p.r m the range beng 10 &c. Tor ordinary 20 fair aud @ ~
fnr and for the best receipts t sheep 500
request al receipts 6OoD Hogs sdsc receipts 'So
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

A Successful SwINDLE.-Mcssrs. Jonrncay ~
Burnhanis OF No. lGl Atanticst. Brooklyn. were on
Thursday afternoon vctmzed the extent OF 500 by
Young man who prOfessed be messenger sent by Mrs
IT. rockingham OF No. 81 Remsenst. for the purpose
OF obtaining samples Of their Spring impOrtations Oi
silks The goods sent, but were not returned
clerk was finally look them up, but came back
with the conviction that the firm had been made the we
tins OF a clever swndle which proved 10 De the faci.
No trace OF the successful Operator has yet been ds
covered.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
T'hnt short. straight Needle.

J. T. Zcharas Leeburgh Va writes fhst short sirsigh
n, and the elasticity and SECURITY render machine
fsr superior TO all others o family The Woor Gibbs -rHE
Machine - AdreTtisslnsnL
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

ACCmENTs-A man named John Hiedmann EN-
poyed at the sugar refinery OF Havemeyer Elder,
Firstst Brooklyn, T.. D., accidentally caught In the
machinery there Yesterday forenoon and sustained
internal injuries He was conveyed 10 his residence No
100 First ST. and received proper attendance About
O'Clock IN the afternoon woman hamt1 Catnatlne
Kenny residing at No 100 Worthst New York, sustained
fracture OF one of her legs by jumping OFF Gandst
aud NewtOwn while III motion. she was taken 10 her
ilarea
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

THE WHISKY FRAUDs.-Terencc O'Bren. T. McNal-
v aud William Gilchrist yesterday placed on trial
IN the L. 5 Commissioners Court, Brooklyn before Com
missioner Jones on charge OF dstlng spirits az Hemp
toad + l. without paying the special tax Deputy
Collrcto Weeks Of the Is District was placed Oh th
tand d testified 20 the fact that the special lax had
NOT baeu maid Philip Hart testified that he had been
empoyed TO work in the dIstlery by OBrien. ana pald
az pei month by McNaly and Gilchrlsi The further
hearing in the case was adjourned 10 April The case
of The L : agt. John O'Brien ard Anthony OCleary
charged with carrying the business OF distng WIN
o,lt license al place In South Brooklyn, was also
brought up before Commissioner Jones yesterday ana
the hearing postponed until April lG.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
THE WEATHER.

NEw-YoRK, April 5-1he following was the range
ofshe Thermometer 10 this city todsy
I'm. j p m Up
DJ 59o 6I5 80
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

ARREST or SUSPECTED Persona peddler named
owen Hart yesterday arrested by the Brooklyn po
lice Oh suspicion Of having been concerned IN the robbery
Of SoO worth Of diamonds from the iewelry store OF
Tho. Tce corner ~ Fulton and Johnson IN August
last The prisoner not Identified by MI rice put
WAS locked up 20 wait examination
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

THE EUROPA.-The Europa sails to-day with full
cargo " cotton Among the passengers Is Carme the
celebrated billiard player ex GOV. sprage, DR. Wander
son. aud Others
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

Tur FIpT DEPARTMENT TROUBLES-IMN OF IHt
CouytssIoNERs Campbell, esq one ot the bro"A
lvn Fire Commissioners yesterday brought pe'oie
Irs+ice Ruckley OF charge OF having can'eu Iaisc
alarms of fire be sounded for the purpose W ~. r5
The firemen i'm the OF violating the rules OF le
v running in the railroad track on down sIaue. to
remaining Commissioner who were arrested AZ nc sa 5
time with Mr. Campbell, waived their HghJo OF ula'' III"
will 90 before the Grand jury a.. - or,,of
bo first witness called for the prosecution WIS
Engineer John Cunningham, who testilltu lhdt on ". ~,
u,ht Of the 28tn March alarms oi nIe We're 81
be Fourth and First Districts and that there was 10
i'm either of the districts the night nehtOneu. fu"u
Ok companies responded 20 the alarms nnd ran 10 TIC "
calties where the fires supposed 70 De. ,-.
ON ms crosse XamnatiOn. witness depOseu lhat ne
IN boh districts and found no fire the delenuah MaH
ire commissioner and the Commissioners had 'he dp
pOintment of bell-ringcrs -, ,,. nj, ,o,ror
Mr. Geo King the bell.rnger Of the CITY HaI lo"eel'
no.ed that on tle night of the 2Sth he sOuhdeu lle
iars ~ re Tor the Fourth and Prst Districts ne saw
m nnearapce OF fire at the time, nor throughout te
ni.ht he struck the alarm because COmihls1Ioitr
CamphelI Stryker, ThOTne, and Barre came INTO 'he
tower and ordered him To do so. ., 81. ho
on his NaminatiOn, Mr.. hiug -tattu tIlt ~
would ring the bell II any responsible man toid nun sho
ygs fire but would not do otherwise, unless ordert'
by the Commissioners.
This closed the evidence for the prosecution
The cOuns. for the defense moved i0l non b'u'' on
tle cround that the action brought IN the name oi
the peope af NewYOIk, instead OF that oI he VI! Va
Brooklyn. ,.,--- ,-..-...... -, ,b.
The motion denied, and the further hearing o 'he
case adjourned until Friday next, at J.. H.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE BETA THETA PSI


INDIANAPOLIS April 5--The National Convention
OF the Beta Theta Psi Is to be held at the Bates House
In this city Tuesday and Wednesday next Delegates
from all parts Of the United States will he present
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
prsTprcrrvE FIRE N BURLINGTON.

BrRIiNGTON Vt. April The most extensive hte
our cty ever experienced occurred last evening The
extensive warehouses OF SHIELD Watkins were toaiy
DESTROYED Central House. Union Block tht tHal VI te
citv and some dwellings more or less injured nut
wr, snved the rain and romen there being no Nhu
q Wires a Co. were damaged 10 the amount OF $500 by
the breaking Of crockery sc The loss OF Messrs Snedd
4 Walkers Is estimated al sOOo0 ana would nave peel
nurh larger had they not got ont large quantity on
cIta THOR buildings and stock insured from $3.50
10 $500 Ia the Vermont Mutual and cty stock companies
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
Reduced Prices
FOR
CHINA AND GLASS.
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co..
Nos 4sS, 100 AND fa2 BROADWAY.

H.. V.
Nos ass, 100 AND f92 BROADWAY.
sROOsEsr
splendid selection " the following gOofz
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
FINEST qusuy PARIS GRANITE DINNER DESSERT AL TEA
SITS, ls8 pieces $40,
BEST PARIS GRANITE BREAKFAST COFFBkS. doyen %
BEST PARIS GRANITE BREAKFAST PLATES donn.. ~
BEST PARIS GRANITE TbA PLATES, dofeu......... -
BEST PARIS GRANITE DESSERT PLATES dozen, ID
WHITE FRENCH CHINA - selection DO Do st pieces Sts
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS from $10 up-
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA TEA SITS, a pieces, from siz
upward -. -. no
solicited 10 their uneualed assortment e SOS
all the choicest and ysred patterns ana
wen worthy Of before purchasing eeNhere .
Of gobes, u
u hooks ~ bowls ni ao'ri oecaaes "'
s45l for S27. -.. ,,.-,---- -. ,.,... .,
each GOBLETS CHAMPAGNBs. CLARBrS WINES A~d TWO
CrT GLASS GoBLRTs per dozen 81 rs, plain d. 81 rs.
ALSO A Rich SELECTION OF
FINE SOLID SILVER
(Boib Sterling ssd Coul.
PLATED WARE,
VASES BRONZkS JARDiNfRRKS.
PARTAN STATt'ARY AND PARIS FANCY GOODS
LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT or cHANDBhBRS ""
GAS FIXTURES
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co.,
Nos. 1sS, 400, AND 49, BROADWAY,
CORNER OF BROOhkSf.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

Card.-MoURSISG GOODS desirable hiai sses.aiy
hand JACkSONS Mourning store Ne 5Sl Brosdssy opposite
Tiffany Co.'S Pixies reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
M ,.Ixs,.pr 70 rus rpIsuSE

CfNCINNATI April j.-H. Narwig's spice mills, No.
I2J C0urt,t. damaged by fire tins morning To the
extent Of 5000 and the third and fourth stories of
McHenry 4 Car-On's gasfittins establishments and Pow
es gun store on Mau-s between Fourth aud Fifthsts
wei, "A burned this morning. LOs- about slO,pp
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

Patent COnbiaatioS
g. -
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
This B,LrISe being Co,rxp wrH Ggrr,Psseas. dos sor
STRETCH ADsxREs FssLr PgLLEr PnASLs s"a ssr
AyypcrEp nv oms ACIDS ALKlz SrSAs HEAr Coz" on oSs
Door EXPOSURE.
THE COMBINATION HOSE
T. also coated inside with Gu Percha and Is the only hose hss
viii convey LIVE Acp PErEosUs AND orHEK On "@'"s
injury It unequse FeBasnes and call sss sSe<
Attention Of .
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
t. b. m that a, trials Il bssei Eiiheu HrRsr'S@ or s"ssr
s PRESSURE Of NOR. O pounds s slaae Iae ba d'aSs
that Of Leather o. Rsbser liose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREN TWOMBbS.
No q PARX-PLACB,
Ngrr DcoR BRosn~Lr BASx, Ma. toss
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

o. ofO.Ffhe Grand Ohesrs nsnbsss Of The Grand sss
ofter fairrnslV
aO o
purpose aiteuduz funeral u. As,ter Janes Acock
Br order Of ID. v. q. LANGDOk
era Srsretsy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
THE LOCKOUT" AT PITTSBURGH.

STRIKE OF THE PuDDLERs AND oTIIERs-NEw iIcEN'E
I.w-sPRING TR,DE-MEET1NG oF METHODIST
BISHOPS.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

ruTHTLIAt Tptea Comfy I,ws the ssh NJ. hasa
Taih rel Of the late J<mr ruh deceased iornefy hss>
York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-16
IzI71.LOCA]L.5IN-.El5WlFSa}H
r11RpAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 16
runecH SERVICES, &c., Tomorrow

CHURCH SERVICES, &C., T' To- MORROW. =
oanntnaqisima Sunday. :,
Rbrist Church-Servce at II a: M, ana 2
ga - by the Rector. ,Rev:aAlted Randolph,
.5p* s. 81 PauPs-Service in the morning at IL a..
w. and in the evening: at, 81 p; m, by the
p sctor, Rev. Mr.. Sp1igg.
St. Mary 's-Service at and Il a: m, anu
a, ~ M. by the pastor, Rev. Father kroes::
.s . Presbyterian in the morning
hv Rev Joseph Wheeler, and at night by the
.Rsv G, W. McCampbell.
i'S Second Presbyterian Sermon in the morn
;os and at night by the Rev. j. I. Lettwich.
Jug Methodist Episcopal Church South-Ser-
man in the morning and at night by the ReV
M Methodist Episacso5poal-Sermon in the morn
;oa bv the Rev. CIV. McCawpbell, and at
n;sht by the Rev Fl. Nice.
Methodist Protestant Sermon in the morn
ing by the Rev. Mr. Nice, and at night by the
Rev, Joseph Wheeler. H1Haii
Baptist-Sermon in the morning and at
night by the Rev. E. j. Willis. ,
Alexandria Christian Observation-Disclosures
PRAYER Meeting in the Baptist Church at 4
o'clock, p. M, and every evening during the
c,ming week, in>the Lecture Room Of the
Baptist Church, at 4 o clock. A cordial vel
come will be given to all who will attend upon
these means Of grace.