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Lewis johnson Il TO. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Dee 2s-First Board-U. s. ga,
ISL, coupon. ll27s 5.20's. 1862. coupons, los <;
1861, ex-coupon, i05X; 1855, coupons, los 4
1865, coupon, new, lUs Y; 1867. coupon. lOe 4
third. l0iS; Canton, 5Ox; Cumberland. m Y.
Quicksilver. 81 II Mariposa, 2; do prerd, 49,;
New YORK Central, ~ 4; Pacific Mail, HOY; At.
iantic Mail, 49, Erie, 7aas: do. prerd, -:
=; Michigan southern, IS x; ILLINOIS Oep trai'
l3l; Cleveland and Pittsbure, 81: Nortn,
western, 81; do. preferred, 70as; Rock Island.
30; Fort Wayne 99s: Ohio and MISS tier
tIhcates, 2sk: W. u. Telegraph. 37s; Boston
Water Power, 10; Cleveland and TCiedo,ss 4:
Gold 133S a
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURcH-rn.
iOllcSlpg STATISTICS OF the Protestant Episco
pa Cnurch IN The United States fer the yesr
rncirE November I, le6;. have been com piled
ircm TIE latest reports--DioeesSs, 81 Bishops
~: Priests snd Deacons. 2,555; Whole mum bar
of Icy. 2ooo Parishes, 2.370; Ordinations,
ISL. ardids,es for Holy Orders, 255: Memhsr'
ship, LILO Too Comm unIcants, 200 600: an d.v
SCaoci Teachers. 1887; Sunday Srhoo,
Scholars, lsO. l52: Baptisms, 3l,s3s; Con firms.
Contribution, $3.50, ga, o..
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"SAICAs interchangeable ef Presidep
JaoIss' &c -Advie's from the city OF Mexico
70 iuesdsy' me l'tn instant, have bsen re-
Ceiyed. The INAUGURATION of Prssia.n,
Jcok plsce on ne previous Suaday. The NJ
lcan Congress Will remain in session thre.
nontos An opportunity is now AFFORDED the
1nIeS states 20 eoncInde commercial tresty
Inz 'he slightest moyen,nt In that direction
feIia, the Minister OF War, and Igiiso. tne
>eS re'sry OF the Treas ory, viii withdrsv from
tho Cabinet. Ten OF the mufdsrers OF tY,Ion.t
SSf cree have been shot Sanchez VA, nrr.;
Heb' OF the court-martial which tired Mar.
usl @~~AA-
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RAILROAD TINR-lt is stated that the re-
Cent numerous railroad disasters have induced
the dieers OF the New York Central road 70
issue orders prohibiting trains from attempt.
ing 10 make up lost time by increasing their
speed between stations. Every precaution is
20 be observed in order that other trains on the
road msy be notified when any one gets be-
hind its time
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~General Franz Sigel has written a letter
20 Mr.. John Ruhm. Secretary OF the Missouri
German Immigration Association. accepting
The New York agency of the IAssociation
be is also being urged for the position of New
York agent of the Tennessee Board of Immi-
grafton.
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THK MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE-This body
is to assemble 81 Annapolis on Wednesday
ne1t, New Years day. The session, which
by the Few constitution is limited TO ninety
dsys, will be an important one.
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~ErOm " 4

81 From ". A. Tinney, bookseller and sta.
Toner, $40 7th street, and e.. ID. Lieberman
90 street, near ID, we have received the
Ars kdr1I A'mGndc for 1s6s, containing much
useful information for Catholic readers.
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EsIRABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION

FRIDAY, January 10, 1865, Of II m , on the prem.
tses, will Offer, at public auction, the LOT or
GROUND with the Buildings and improvements
thereon, and an elegant assortment Of Househo
Furniture, Of which L. p Msy Was late ov per ard
proprietor situated in the first district Of New Or
leans, IN the square bounded by Gasqu. 4 Canal
marss, and Where streets comprising about Z 7IG
square feet OF ground Number Of house a62
The property IL, In all respects. very desirable
house and Lot are subject 60 a mortgage OF 3 Is mo
with interest from the 18th day Of APRIL ls vhicb
will he assumed by the purchaser.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
EDWARD JORDAN,
ro'ofIsoN ssliritor of the Trea-ury
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- The papers from the South continue 20
De FILED with accounts Of distress In the South
eIn States
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JOIN T. OWNS II = great bill al tue Ma.
hHnai Theatre his evening-"Sweetneartsa and
Wives, ~Toodles," ana Forty Winks"
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WARRENv IMPRoyID FIRK AND WArKI
w PROOF CEMENT AND GRAVEL
FELT ROOFING.

The subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens of ashington and vicinity that they arr
PREPARED to put on the best quality ofWARRfNS
ROOFING, at the shortest notice, and will var
rant IL TO be superior 20 any other Gravel Roofns
nsed. We have also constantly on hand large
quantity Of Felt, Cement. Gravel. Crude Bensoie,
cash price E.B.w ARsESx co
Factory foot Of g ct. Washington, n c. a
n. B.-RsDairing old Rocfs promptly st.n1~s
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ent or Decoration for their Walls Is respectfully
Psintinss chromos and HneTs.isss' now open for
their inspection, embracing with others the fol-
lowing choice Gems:
Chocolate qrl ssts 81 Msgsf Little Barefoot
BrgEH ssisbrsssd pantry PsaSes and sss si
ipterior osthedrsi At Bsse sStk
s.S gsss Of
beautiful work Of art. '.Fruit and Flosers;" by
Way Roesen, &C., in pastel and oil.
ENGRAvINGs, CHRoMes. &c.
Napoleon, from Waterloo TO Paris, in Isl5.r
Sunshine of Life and Companion Picture"
81 sGS
d sssssf; Of
eS%PP:nSn e Love r, I'd
Cold "franklin at whitehall -" Merry Making
Choice subjects and admirsb iga ssscu,ea CARD
Photographs.
PICTURE FRAMES. .-
81 square and Oval walnut Frames from6 to
Frames made to order.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
Different Sizes and Colored Picture Cord and
Tassels. Picture Rings, Nails. &c.
PAPERHANGINas.
EmbrscinG q very choice selection of Em-
broidered Gilt PArlor and Drawing Room Patterns,
with q varied stock Of medium and low priced
goods.
WINDOW SHADES.
Plain Gilt Band and Elaborate Designs. Private
Dwelling and Store Shades made to order.
Carpets Laid and Drapery Curtains Hung.
Orders for Window Shades punctuslly attended
to.
Terms positively cash.
y. MARKRITER,
No. ass Seventh street,
de f2w' between ID and L streets
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t1Ol FOR THE HOLIDAYS
complete assortment Of
Embroidered and Lace HANDKERCHIEFS
Embroidered LINEN and LACE SETS
REAL LACES Of every description.
LACE COLL AIRS.
Carved Bone and Pearl FANS.
Kid, Cloth and Buck GLOVES and GAUNT.
LETS.
HANDSOME SASH RIBBONS, all color..
Fancy NECKLACES and NECK RIBBONS.
And great variety Of other Goods suitable for
Holiday Presents, at
DAVIS & GATHERS,
de INV 20 Market Space.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
UREAT DEDUCTION IN PRICE
TO CLOSE
CONSEQUENCES
OF
Holiday BOOKS

Holiday BOOKS
Lights and Shadows Of New York Picture Caller.
Tribute Book. By frank b Goodrich. Fun Tur-
key Morocco. Magnifcently illustrated.
sso q Posn ms" S sso s i
kss ssHii pub
sogthey, Full morocco. $3.50; publishers price.
The Christian Armour Magnincently illuminated
Life Of Man; symbolized, illustrated, and illumi-
rnns mated Sls; publisher: price Ss:,
edition. $3.50; publisher price, $40:
Also q mammoth assortment Of Juveniles, at all
An the new and Standard Works of the day many
OF them In nne bindings.
Diaries for 1865.
hD' FRENCH GTH i sIoAARbsoE.
de "A lExp. ,Union.l S34 Pennsylyania avenue.
HOLIDAY PRESENTsi
HOLIDAY PREsENTs.i
! have just received large stock of Goods, suit
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR BOTH THE YoUNG.AND OLD,
Consisting Of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
STEREOSCOPEs,
WORK BOXES,
WRITING DESKS,
TOY BOOKS,
PICTURE FRAMES, &C., &c.
A handsome collection of
PRAYER BOOKS,
BIBLES, AND HYMN BOOKS
new lot Of those superbiy illustrated
FRENCH STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
with II beautiful prints. These views surpass any
thing in their line.
large lot Of
NEW BOOKS,
issued by the most eminent authors.
THE DEATH AMP BURIAL OF POOR COCK
R0B1N;" new edition. beautifully illustrated;
price $40; together with the latest
NOVELS. DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWS.
PAPERS, DIARIES, &c, &c.
JOHN C. PARKER
ass Seventh street,
de q If Opposite Post Office Department.
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II o Il Z o G ks,
Opposite Patent Office, 9TH street.
A fine selection of CHROMoS, OIL PAINT
lNGs. ENGkAVINGS, &C., suitable for Holiday
Presents, can now be found in my Gallery, framed
or unframed.
ALSO, IN STORE
The largest and best stock of PHOTOGRAPH
and PICTURE FRAMES in WALNUT, ROSE
WOOD and GOLD, either Square or Oval.
CARVED WORK,
Such as Centre and Side Brackets, Oval and
Square FL ames, from Card to Life size, Photograph
and Picture Tassels and Cords, Nails and Rings
Pictures Of every description framed TO order 10
any style desired.
III. RSTHROCK.
de e4taw3w 452 7th street.
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COYLE TOWERS,
ATTRACTIVE HOLIDAY GOODS.
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY
IN BEAUTIFUL PACKETS.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
ILLUSTRATED BY EMINENT ARTISTS.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CATHOLIC
PRAYER BOOKS.
CHOICE EDITIONS OF STANDARD WORKS:
SCOTT, DICKENS,
BULWEB, THACKARY,
BYRON, MOORE.
TBNNEYSON, LONGFELLOw,
POE, WHITTIER
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS, BIBLES.
BEAUTIFUL & ENTERTAINING JOURNALS,
FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
CHASTE FANCY ARTICLES,
IN BRONZE, WOOD, LEATHER, GLASS, AND
PAPER NACHE.
FINE CUTLERY, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.
MONOGRAMs, CRESTS, AND CARDS.
ENGRAVED TO ORDER
COYLE TOWERS,
314 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
de H-lw Between 9th and 10th streets.
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Governments Secnrltiea.

WAsHIFeTos, Dec %, lS67-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent eecurftles
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pUBLIC SALE OF ORDINANCE sTOREs

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON CRY, December ~, lsF
There will be sold al public auction 90 the high.
est bidders, on Thu kSDAY. the 18th day of Jan
uary, ls6s, at IL M, at jefferson Barracks Re-
serve, Missouri, large lot of MiscelIaneoIs IN
serElceable Naval Ordnance Stores, Composed in
part Of Shot. Shell. Canister. Old Cannon C,un
Csrrisges SHOT Guns, Riaee, Axes. Waist BeIts,
These articles will be sold In lots
Terms: Cash, and the articles 10 be removed
within ten days after the conclusion IF the sale.
otherwise they will revert TO the Government
de ls-ts III. A. WISE, Chief % Bureau
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METROPOLITAN BANK.
BANK OF The MFTpoporJs

WASHINGTON, December II ,IsT
"A meeting Of the stockholders Of this Bank for
the election OF Directors TO serve for the en- sung
year. III be held at the Banking House on TUES,
DAY the l4th day Of January next
O'Clock. w
de 8 81 MOSES KELLY Cashier
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LOOK OUT FOB THE HOLIDAYS
CHR. RUPERT,
KRISS KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS,
No. 5so SEVENTH STREET, between and e.
Importer Of all kinds Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
ing his many friends, and the public generally,
that he has returned from Europe after abs ence
self 10 the selection of the largest snS SsnSso
stock of FANCY and W0RsTED GOoDs, CRYs
tion Of the country. These Goods have been select
ct other naHs, th and
Of the most approved and finest Kind, which car
Sspose ri az low prices as they can Dc had in
purchased direct from the Manufacturer; among
which we enumerate in part
Embroidered Chair and Sofa Covers,
Gp ys .ns 9Sh and Csva'
BOHEMIAN Vases aGd or.amsnts,
Opera Glasses, in Pearl and Ivory,
Musical Segar Stands,
PoRET T%3 NhAiIEEsss
WRITING DESKS,
DRESSING EASES,
WORK BI&ES
BASKH AND WORK STANDS
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MASKS OFALLKISDS OF CHARACTERS
ROCK. sPRING HOBBY HORSES,
PROPELLORS AND SLEIGHS,
WAGONS and wHEELBARR0ws.
Ia order to give M tome increased facilities
IN their examination ofmy large stock of goods, I
have converted and fitted up, with all the modern
cohveniences, and at several thousand dollars ex-
second establishment
store-room. The new room ia entered by way of
an open stairway leading from the store room In
the second story.
Ladies contem plating holding fairs wonld do well
where
Those who wish TO avoid the large crowd usually
attendant AT the near approach of the II Holidays,
should make their selections early, so ~ to avoid
the rush. de 9-tJanI
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Il J. HIIBERGER,
(successor 10 II. y. LovpoN Co.,
CITIZENS, ARMY ASDiNAvY
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hotel, (lats Brovnb,l
l0-f0 No. 3s2 Penn avenue. Washington.
GOVERNMENT SALES.

SALE OF WAREHOUSE AND UNCLAIMED
- GOODS.
Us. CUsToN-HOUsE. CoLLECroRs OFFrcrl
NEW ORLEA N. December ~ Iss (
The following gvcds, having remained in Ware
house unG laimed for more than one year or vsre.
housed for more than three years, will De sold At
public auction. in accordance with Law and the reg
ulations Of the Treasury Department, at Wareheqse
No. 4, Custom house Building, Custom heuse
street entrance, on Thu RSDAY, the 9TH day of
January, 1865, at 10 o clock q. m, viz:
UNCLAIMED.
Thirteen cases Cigars, one half barrel Cigarettes
one barrel Cigarettes, two quarter barrels Cigar
cites, TIVE casks Wine, one barrel Brandy, fourteen
Cases Claret Wine, four cases Gin, two cases Dis
titled Spirits. ninety one Hamper Bottles.
bleached Jaconets. two cases Cotton Cloth, two
cases W ooen Cloth. one case Billiard Cloth. two
cases Knives and Forks, one Gaze Spectacles and
Flyers, two boxes Wrtghts, sixty three kegs Zinc.
two cases Zinc Clamps, one case Washing Machine
three bundles Iron Ties. ten Trace Chains. ~ D
cases Books, one case Show Cards, eighty boxes
RaisiDs, one case Corn starch. two hOgsheads
Aolasses, one case Jelly, two Hoesheads empty ,
one Box empty } one Box Sugar Cane.
WAREHOUsEr OVER THREE YEARS.
One case Toothpicss and Tspers.
Descriptive catalogues Of the above goods can be
seen at this Office and will be distributed at the
time of sale. NM p. KELLOGG.
de &-eOtJa9B Collector of Customs,
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fATEs, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
LARKS. QUAILS,
HARE, PARTRIDGE, 10
PATE DE FOIES GRAs,
BeNELESS SARDINES
MALAGA GRAPES and CATAwBA GRAPES
in nice order.
VICTORIA RAISINS, livery largeD
N. w. BURCHELL,
Corner lith and y streets,
de b-d Under Ebb,te Hoaee.
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DUNCn BOWLS PUNCH BOWLSI1
Decorated, Gold Band and White in great %
ri-ty. WEBB BEvERIpGE
No sO4, Odd Fellows Hall
ut - u Seventh street.
nCR BOYS AND GIRLS tOLIvER OPTICS
" MAGAZINE,f for ls7. / vol $50
The Red Cross; or Young America in En-
and sies. By Oliver Optic. 81 20
Ihs A. L: 2: T. Library in a neat library case OF
The Jewel Case. By Dr. Newton. s vols AZ IN
The Ranbow Series. By Rev. P. b. Powers. S
The Ministerins Children Library vols.
The Golden Ladder Series. vols $3.50
The Vim and Wear Library. 8 vols a. So
Tor sale At BALLANTYSES,
New BOOK store. s19 7fh street,
de p Ihteliigencer Building
FOR sALE-A pair of Dark Bay MARES. For
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TNAIIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK
' LATE
BANh OE THE METROPOLIS


WASHINGTON, December q. 1sg
~ the regular Meeting of the Board of Directors
tion was sdepted
RsSoIrsd. That ten per cent. of the net profits of
IN l. Bank for the current half year be carried TO
the surplus tuna, a. required by Law, and that
from the remainder a dividend Of four per cent
Gree q taxl upon the capital stock be paid to the
steSk holders on or after TIT RSbAY the ID day
of January next MOSES KELLY
de C..I;o-
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EOR sALE-A pair of Dark Bay MARES, vor
l. particulars inquire ofC00PkR LATIMER
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

APPRoPRIATK PRESENTS
FoR ALL SEASONS
AT
Fl. MARK RITyR
SEVENTH STREET.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
EEGRAvINGs, CHRoMos,
&c, &c, &c.
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0@WASHINGTON Dee. q, lSs7-A meeting
~ OF he STOCKHOLDERS or THE WASH
lNGTON AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
COMPANY, for the election OF Directors. will be
held at the ofhce OF the Com pany. corner of New
Sth q January. 1875.
The polls will be open at Il 'cleck m and close
at 2 O clock .. m.
GEO. s, GIDEON, President.
WA. &. GREENLEAF. Sec y. de ed
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- FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

- q
late J. A. SHAPFIELD Co..
IN &c Cftsin Manufacturers ana Confecttoners
2SO ilth street, between X street and Mass ave
nave Just received large stock of French CoQ
Christmas presents "
, Parties Weddings, Fairs, etc . furnished with
the best Ice Cream, Water Ices, Cakes etc. at rea
Give US a call 40 ,n-
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rDEPARTMENT METROPOLITAN 20

ELEC RIO MED1CATFD SAPOR BATHS
uS DR. L Allan. recently in charge of Elec-
ITCHY and ciCated NayOr Baths at the various
Ohiied states Army General Hospitals Office
southwest corner of llth street and Penna ave ,
cures hbeumatlsI9. ETUptlOns Of the Skin. Colds
Gout, Debility Affection ef Paralysis Ahser ption
OF Mercury and Female COmplaints DE- nj SIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-03

Poor old Garrett Davis is making
| five hour speeches in Southern Ohio.
Several additional State officers OF
Texas have been removed for disioy-
atty, and better men put in their plHcss.
A new board Of school directors,
partly composed of negroes, has been
appointed in New Orleans.
-Four Union men have been driven
out OF Smith county, Tenn, because
they had belonged 10 the Stale guard.
Its believed that majority of the
Republican candidates for the Ohio
| Legislature have been nominated I'M
for L. 5. Senator.
1t appears from North Carolina pa
pers that the registration thus far in The
State shows two blacks registered 10
one white, and, in some districts, "A lar
ger proportion.
Registration in Georgia has been
Completed, and, contrary to eSPecta-
ton, the blacks are some two thousand
| in msjoTity. 1t was expected the
whites would have majority OF thirty
thou .and.
Hon. James l.. Aicorn, Senator
elect OF Mississippi under the recon-
struction, announces series of Rp-
pointments for the entire month OF Sep
TENDER, in favor OF Congressional re-
construction, although he is not eligible
TO office under the latter.
The Nashville Press and Times says
OF the Tennessee Senatorship: on tie
Conservative side the names OF Baxter
and IGtheridge seem to be the fAyorites,
though il is feared there will be seri-
Gus split between the three Conserva-
tive meInb beers of the Legislature. IL is
rumOred that Eiheridge has proposed
to let Baxter run for Governor in 1869,
II he will get out OF the way.
Tie Legislature OF Tennessee will
meet in October, and the first import
ant duty will be 10 make choice OF Sem
ator to to represent that State in place
OF Judge Patterson. Horace Maynard,
VIM. Is. Stokes, Andrew ]. Fletcher,
and Joseph A. Cooper are named. Col.
stokes is supposed to have the support
OF Gov. Brownlow; but Mr.. Maynard is
backed by the leading Union men of
the State.
The Legislature of Iowa, convened
this winter, will elect United States
Senator 10 succeed the Hon. J. w.
Grimes. Mr.. Grimes is not to be a can
didate for reelection, and so officially
informed the Sta'e Executive Com
mittee. Among the most prominent
candidates for the succession are the
Hon James f. Wilson, present Repre-
sentative from the First Districts the
Hon. George g. Wright, one OF the
Judges OF the Supreme Court; Gov.
VIM. NJ. Stone, and Gen. WIN. Ven
dever.
Henry \. Wise has been speaking,
or rather has been speaking an public
he's always talking somewhere. He
advocates consolidation OF the ma
tioual debt, and the reduction of the
rate OF interest to four and halt
per ceut. He says we owe a natural
allegiance to our country, and any test
oath TO support the constitution or the
registration act is violation OF the
constitution. He Is also very much
alarmed about negro supremacy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-03

MADAME T. F. THoRSToS, the great Eng
fish AstToiogfst, Clairvoyant and PSychurne-
irician, who has astDnished the scientific
classes Of the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, y. Y. Madame Thorn.
ton posseses such wonderful powers Of sec-
ond sight. as TO enable her To ImpaFt knowI-
edge OF the greatest Importance TO the single
or marris1 Of either sex. While in a state Of
tTanss. EhedeItneates the very features Of the
perscn you are to marry, and by the aid OF
an instrument Of intense power, known as
the PsyehOnotrnPe, guarantees 10 produce q
life-lfke picture OF the future husband OF
wife of the applicant. together with dale Of
marriage. position In LIFE, leading traits Of
character, DC. This Is no humbug, as thou
sands of testimonials can assert She will
send when desired 8 certified certificate, OF
written guarantee, that the picture Is what
II purportsto be. By enclosing small lock
Of hair. and stating place of birth, age. dtspo-
sitiou and complexion, and enclosing my
cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself. you viii receive the picture and de-
sired Information by return mail. All COM
munications aeredly confidential. Ad-
dress in con ndence. MADAME E. F. THORN
TON, p o. Box 2sS. Hudson. NY.
mch23 cod ,triw&Wiy
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SE1s ASD GOSSIP.


Porcelain clay Is found in Fzuquier
county, Va
-Sotwi;hstsnding wua. RjehzrLlson
OF PzuIding. O., has besn married six
times, he sill lives and Is ioi years
old
Paris University dates back to the
year ~, oxford TO $50. Cambridge 10
ito, Glasgow TO Ii51, EdiubarS 70 l5S9,
Dublin i54i s--7=-7- a---
The New Bedford AezzT1y thinks
that by the aid Of his SelinE Attorney
General. NJ. Johnson could procure
zfhdavits 10 the fsct Of his total Ab-
sfinence.
a lady a. Saratoga. having decided
TO return BY the middle OF September,
has begun 70 send her luggage IN 10
stEImenIs. She VIII seeoIDpsnS the
last ear load herself,
in NorEzIk. o, George COrnin, en-
gagged IN the noble game. rsache1 out
nis hand 10 take a ny bsil, when 1t
struck him on the end Of one finger
lending il back and breaking L short
OF near the firsi joint, 80 that L barely
hung by a piece Of the cuficle-
The Labor Congress at Chicago
voted that tue Illinois eight-hour izvS
was fraud upon the isbCriDg class
a.. There = reason 70 fear thai any
E-@-eA.gL4 VI ALA1G E-4slA AEAEA 80 @-+H
mately deserve ths same coDdeEnnz-
lion.
AT = recent book sale in London lhe
extraordinary PEics of S2.G59 was paid
FOR "-Shakes pesre's Consoles, Hislo-
ries, ana TraEedies," published accord !.
ing TO the true original copies and
printed by Isaac Jaggan3 and Id.
Blount in I6S5.
The TitusvlIIs Herald says: ''Bsse
bali i raging fez-fuliy throughout the
oil region, spATing usifner age nor con-
dIti0n. We eat base ball, lake Il, and
act II"
DE-. Crosby, of New Haven, who in
vented the machine for making pins
has perfected another, Shich turns out
a perfect needle without the touch Of q
human hand except N TEN pertns the
wire- r=EIeF
The American Fish Hook Company
OF Ss= Haven U.s. an invention of DR..
Cro-byis, which drops hundred per
fsei hsh hooks each minute into pail
at one end OF the machine from coil
Of wire at the other.
a French saraat iikens the quick
ness OF yolition IN an animal 20 the
telegraph. When whale Is harPoon-
sd, he says, the nerve i=iegraphs TO tie
creatures brain. "HaEPoOR in tail.
upon which the bTain telesraphs back:
Jerk tail and upss. boat
The Washington Chronicle remarks
that, from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific,
we hear but one voice from the loyal
people. and that Is, that the heE0 OF
Ficksburg and App0mRttoE shall be
Sustained against Presidential usurpa-
IsUns''
Nj. De GlrardIn says Look at she
feet Of = Chinese woman and you viii
nave notion OF the liberty OF a French
man. Consider THE freedom OF q French
man and you may fOrn an idea Of the
Iset OF female Chinese The same re-
InemeuI OF detormi -