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BEGINNER AND SUPERINTENDENT 90
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RrCBEosD, Va, Hoysmtsr u J.s:.
THROUGH FREIGHT AppIy<)
j. mENT 70 WILMINGTON. r 10 S'R-
rangemsht for the tra1sportatlo1 ~ An ~.
freight between Richmond and VIM lor0u.;
c., has been entered into between ina lgSjg,91
and Petersburg, Petersburg Transter paf,,!ehtaor.
and the Wilmington and Weldon Ysi,,s.ig, 9,7;2
panies. A"i'cad Goa.
Copies Of the rates and Classification,
tsined at this Office. X ~ ~ Gr,e b u.
~ = --M engineer and suporin,end.s,
RICHMOND AND DANvT1T,
~ AlLR oAg-OhAGGH oP sCayhnrh
ONLY ONE P.SsESGER TRAfy T6ihHEDgLE-
ana after hOHDAY, Oetofsr !, Is57. n. ~ .-0a
Trains on this road win ran "a follow -''aayl'
GOING WEsT.-Through mall and n@sv,
leaves Richmond daily al IT'S A. 81 srH,,
Danvills at Up Ia. leaves Dany!lIe a, I,t,1s, a
arrives at Greensboro, at 10 p n -" r.
GOING EAsT.-Le8ves GYesnsboro. d.u.
4. N arrives at Danviils at SOS A. NJ R.i
4.EP. N. = A1Saeloni 4
Trains connect at B1rksvtlls WITH -,
trains on tho Southstds railroad fs Yesr, s.ssi1.'
days); cor meet at Greensboro daily xxi,S Sh s:s
on the North Caroline railroad. "a us!ai
THOMAS DODAygln
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatc

No Excitement attending the early session Of
Congress-The silly reports about trouble be-
tween the Executive and Legislative branches
of Government-The National Finances TO lie
considered ut once-Military Review Eve
ming Journalism, etc.
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BY Lee i Goddin, Auctioneers.
No. Is Thirteenth street, between Main and CT

By Lee 2 UOuuIH, AuctIU1'HHIh'
No. Is Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
YyRU STEE'S SALE OF TWO
WOODEN TENEMENTS. ON SEVENTEENTH
AND RICHARD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION by virtue OF two deeds OF trust executed
to me as trustee, and at the request OF the beneh
ciary, ! will proceed to sell on MONDAY the 2sth
Of November 1857, alta O'Clock p. NJ, on the pre-
misses, th Q real estate named in said deeds, being
TWO WOODEN TENEMENTS on Seventeenth
street near Richard, fronting about thirty-thrss
feet on Seventeenth street, and extending back
abou. seventy five feet to an alley five feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to Sl25 the balance. terms at
sale [nol41 n. M. LEE, Trustee
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KoBBERY.-Last evening at about 6
O'CLOCK some thieves entered the front
part OF 3. Becher's clothing store, Will.
the clerks were in the rear part, and car
I'll RED on eighteen coats, valued at 5000
plumber. - 1'''
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BY Cook J. Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.

OYSTER sLOOP AT AUCTION.-On
" FsIDAY the 22nd instant. at u O'Clock, we
will cell at auction f not disposed Of be pri-
vately), at the foot of Twenty. fifth street and
Dock, the OYSTER. SLOOP ."CUCUMBER," IN
GOOD serviceable condition. The license for the
present year has been paid by the present owner
COOK LAUGBTON,
10 AuctiOnears
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/. N. Cooke, Auctioneer,
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.
FURNITURE, SUPERIOR FEAT!H..
il ER BEDS. &C., AT AUCTION; -! will sell ,, q,
nv store THIS tThursday MORNlNG, the er 1ass
inatnnt at 10 o'clock, an assortment OIL Fun
NITURE. sc consisting Of
COTTAGE BEDsTBA Of,
ROSEWOOD and WIZ va iTN M y n q RPn''
CENTRR and other TABLES.
WINDSOR and other CD AIRS,
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS and PILLOWS
ExCELLENT HAIR MATTRESSES,
GHUCk MATTRESsES, oprrrp
BLACK WALNUT BOOKCASE and oEFlcH
DESK, ,x c-,oo7,po
Several good COOKING and OFFICE Stoves
eases oLA sIosrs sEWiiNo MACHINE,
small lot gents CLOTHING, &c:
Consignments received up to hour OF sale
/. N. COOKE,
40, !, Auctioneer.
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BY Cook i Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh straeS,

Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh strseE.
MMISSTONFR'S SALE OF 4
or THIRD STREsT BETwEsN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, AT sUCTloN In execution
of decree of the Circuit Court Of the city Of
Richmond entered on the sth day of November,
1897, in the case Of Henley, sc, us. Vaughn,
&c will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, 2st November, at 81 O'Clock p. M,
at The same hour. the BHiCK DWELLING situated
as above, formerly occupied by the late John s.
about eight rooms, with water and gas, and a
kitchen. The 10: fronts 3s feet inches and runs
back 100 feet.
TgRus: one. fourth cash /; balance atsix, twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, with
interest Gddad. The title TO be retained by the
court until tho notes are paid.
JOHN q. COKE, Commissioner.
GRrERs & MIIIIAMs Auctionesrs. noll
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JEwisi. i" EnDiSG.-A largo number .,
our jewish citizens assembled yesterds =
afternoon in Broad street synapouue y
|itness the marriage ceremony of NJ
Cnaries We'll aud Frances kiel; both q,
inns CITY; The beautiful ceremonies of the
Je",sh church We're performed by Rev
Dr. Mayer VINO also delivered a neat and
appropriate address. CAV
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ByE E. Gathright, Auctioneer,
No. 1893 Main street, between Fourteenth and


CUP IOR AS-OETMENT OF
- HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
BELONGING 70 A FAMILY LEAVING THE
CITY, At AUCTION.-l will sell Al my store or
FKIDAY the 92d instant, at 10 o'clock, a nice lo
of FURNITURE, etc., such as
JENNY LINE and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS
WARDROBES,
CABINETS,
TABLES,
LOUNGES,
CHAIRS,
FEATHER BEDS.
HAIR MATTRESSES,
SUPERIOR BLANKETS,
and other bedding, besides
COOKING and other STOVES,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, ETC.,
be longiug to family leaving the city.
After which. will sell & fine lot OF
LaDIFS' CLOAkS and FURS,
CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES,
BOOTS,
sH0Es,
and other goods. 8. GATHkioHT,
nool Auctoneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

Bile FARM OF 26S Is
Y ACRES. ON ASHCAKE Road. TWO AND 4
HALF MILES From AsHLAED, IN HANOVER
COUNTY. TOG ETHER WITH CROPS OF CORN,
NITURE, &C., Fob SALE AT AUGTlON.-We
will sell at auction. on the prs.alses;on FRIDAY,
November ed. at llo'cioc A: NJ. OK fair. II not,
as above owned and occupied by Mr.. William
B. slaughter, adjoining the lands Of Patrick Per:
the balance well timbsred with pine and oak
The improvements are q FRAMED DWELLING
with six rooms, kitchen, stable and corn house,
all new. The Farm Is we'll enclosed, and well
adapted to the growth OF corn, wheat, oats, and
vegetables.
TERMS: For the farm, announced at sale. For
the personal property. all sums under 500 cash !;
over that amount sixty dayG credit for bonds with
approved security, bearing interest.
GECBBS Il WILLIAMS,
LIZ AnctiOnanrs.
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THANKS to Turner for Harper's Maya.
zine for December.
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WANTED, a superior WASHER am
w IR0NEK, TO take III ths washing Of a gent e
man and lady. None need apply except = wh.a
woman. Apply at No. 2tT west Franklin strs.l.
no 2u-fw
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By Lyme i Brother,

By Lyme Brother
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers' 1893 Maln'
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
CMALL FRAME DWELLING, W
- NICHOLSON STREET, IN THE TOWN OF
E1T.TSN. NEAR THE FORNER RESIDENCE OF
a. J. FORD, DECEASED. FOR SALE At AuC-
on THURsDAY the 2lst of November. 1857, at Z
O'clock P NJ. that comfortable REsiDESCE STU Eu-
ated as described, at present occupied py ). hh-
fUTTsn nyy:. ~ saIs LYNE& BROTHER.
- % Auctioneers.
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By Grubb. I. Williams. Auctloneers.
North W est corner Of Ma!n and Eleventh streets

DRICK DWELLING, AND VACANT
- LOTS ADJOINING, at tbs CORNER OE
VALLEY AND CEDAR STREETS, FVR SALE AT
AUCTIOS.-We Will sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY tina 25th November. at
% clock =. NJ the large brick dwelling lthe former
residence Of Jones sllan deceased. and now
owned and occupied by John Priddy. Esq. stu
ated ~ above described. he principal dwelling
contains eight rooms, with servants house with
three rooms; Kitchen and large brick smoke
house with well Of water in the yard This la a
comfortable residence, suited for tho accommoda-
ton CT large family. The property will be sold
az whole or di vided so as To make the house 10.
fftyseven feet front by one hundred and fifty feet
deem. leaving three handsome building lots, front.
Ing Zach twenty five feet on Valley street by one
hundred and nifty deep.
TERMS one-fourth cash the balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes,
Interest added, secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
10 Auctioleers.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs s. Williams, Anctloneers'
~ - Main and Elaventh streets

by GrubbS q w 1llltLno, 1'IesAO'
No,thwest corner OF Main and EleVenth sHees'
SALE OF a LGI oF
L GROUND OF THE SOUTH SIDE OF rB BhAYp
EgTWFEN THIRTY-PlRsT AHp a. ..t
SECOND STREETS BY virtue OF deco ol tfq y
execntsd To the subscriber as trnstee ~ Wy
Nod gdon dated nth October 1865, ana iecclaso ~
Hen9ico County Court office; being therst .. rs
duestsd by The creditor secured VIII Seii as.t
ton, uponi the premises, on TuEsuAI: |9sn my
of November, at u o'clock p d., II lalil u noS
then on the next fair day thereaftsr ~ the san,s
hour. the LOT OF GkOUHD situated a. apOve
stated, fronting 60 feet on Broad street ana run
ming back les feet.
Terms Cash suf3 ciept to defray the expenses
Of aale aud TO pay that portion OF the dont EnlCa
is now d ne, amounting to about $3.50 cTeolt as
to $40 90 until goth April, 1893 and the palance
upon terms which will be made known a. the Time
OF SALE r. w. dhobpo, tfuste9;
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no 10
INN ediately after the above sale, say at
o,cIoek P. M, on TUESDAY the 2s,h November,
wa will ssll on the premises aauction, Two beau
tiful Its situated on the east line Of twenty
ninth street betwe en- Broad and Marshall streets,
fronting each 81 feet, ard running back lao feet
to an alley These lots level, and bsauttf ully
sitnated for dwellings.
Terms ons-third cash the balance ct six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust deed
no2o Auctloneers.
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MAYORS CovRT-MAYoR MAYO PRESl-
DING - WEDNESDAY MOENING.-Adolphus
Freeman mcgro), charged with stealing
apples from Patrick Sweeney, was dis
charged on the non-appearance Of wit
neSSeS.
Patrick II. Jackson, charged with having
in his possession seven pictures and one
double blanket belonging to Patrick Rey
nolds, was arraigued. In order to obtain
witnesses for the defence the case was
continued until to-day.
John Iarriss and James Childrcss inc
groes) were also arraigned for having in
their possession double blanket stolen
from Patrick Sweeney. The case was also
continued until to-day.
Thomas Watkins (negro), charged with
assaulting and beating Edward hddleton'
was discharged upon hearing of his case
Elizabeth Eppes, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the Streets "a'
sent to Jail for ten days.
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THREE UILDING LOTS ON
WENTY-NINT BETWEEN K AND
STREETS, JUST BEYOND THE NEW CORPO-
RATE LIMITS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will
be sold at public auction on SATURDAY the 22d
Novem Der, 1867 at o'clock T. NJ, THREE NERf
DESIRABLE LOTS, situated as described, fronting
80 feet each on Twenty ninth street, running back
l55 feet to an alley.
TERMS One.l third cash balance in three and
SIX months, negotiable notes, interest added, Sc.
cured by trust deed.
LYME s. BROTHER,
no2l Auctioneers,
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam + Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

DOR SALE AT AUCTION, a BEAU
Il TIFUL RESIDENCE IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER AT the request OF Rowlett Win
free Esq, we will sell at public auction, on the
premises, at % o clock P. n on FRIDAY the 2sth
OF November. 1857, his beautiful RESI- DENCE, and
GARDEN LOTS attached, opposite the new resi-
Gence OF Gsneral Logan, located on the east eide
of Blakely or Tenrh street, Manchester, Va. The
dwelling contains eight rooms, porches In front
sta be &C., the lot. The lot fronts 1876 feet on
Bskey or Tenth street, and runs back la2 feet.
tho usual shrubbery, choice variety Of fruit
trees
TERMS: One-third cash balance In one and
two years, with interest; deferred payments
no2i PfIKINTON, PULLIAM & co.
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By Regnault & Co., Auctioneers,

Main street between Eighth and Ninth
Anew AND SECONDHAND FUR
PETS, oFF1CE DESKS, GLASSWARE, FANCY
sI E in ss sy
RsGisEE & 6sSfF &c., IN
SEs aw and second. hand TAPESTRY and INGRAM
Twenty A y coTTrAGE BEDsTRADs, just from the
cAH SistsEy and WINDSOR GEARS, on,u,,o
EOoM DESKS,
WASHST .NDS,
DINING TABLES.
PPIt hf an and COUNTER SCALES.
BUGGY HARNESS,
G Ga6 FANCY DRESSING CASES,
GLASS StSsis aRd { RoSs Hs
ALSO,
Four suits SATIN DE LAME WINDOW CUR
TAINS with cornice, centre tassels, loops, bands,
SC all complete.
n n REGSA0LT & co, Auetioneers:
ByA 7. Stokes s Co., Auctloneers,
corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.
A UCTION sALE.-We will sell at
N our store on THURSDAY the 2lst instant,
commencing at II o CLOCK. large assortment OF
GROCERIES,.
we'invite the attention of the trade
TERMS: For sums under $780, cash over that
amount, thirty days for approved negotiable paper.
Particulars on day of sale
noIa Auctoneers.
BY Cook i Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
SUBSISTENCE STORES At AUC-
- TION.-Will be sold at auction on THURS
DAY the 2lst instant, at ~ o'clock, at the Unitsd
States Subsistence Depot, No. alO Cary street, the
following condemned subsistence stores-viz.,
FL0UR,
HERRINGs,
CODFISH,
HOMINY,
CORN MEAL,
PICKLES, &c, &c.
w. A. ELDERKIN,
Brevst Major and Chief G, s.,
First Military District.
Sale conducted by Cook &LArGHTJN, Auction
GERS mol
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UUsT1NGs CouRT.-In this court, Judge
Burnham presiding, the following business
was disposed of:
William Jones, indicted for grand LARGE
ny, was arraigned and found guilty. The
Jury fixed his term of confinement IN the
peniteutiary at five years.
William James, indicted for felony, was
convicted and sentenced TO the penitentl-
airy for three years.
Joe Gregory, indicted for burglary, was
tried and convicted and sent to the peni-
Tertiary for three years.
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WANTED, to inform the public thu,
w am receiving daily and have on hama a.
ell times, fine supply Of OYSTERS ioC family E,s
at moderate prices WILLIAM h. BISHOP,
north side pock street between
no 20-lws Seventeenth and Eghteouih
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By James NJ Taylor & Son, Auctionsers,
Office s2l Main street.
tbres doors below Spotswood Hotel

Ease OF A HOUSE AND LOT
LION JACKSON STREET BETWEEN FOQ.
SHsE AND FIRST STREETS, FOR TERM OF
TWO YEARS, AT AUCTION.-Will be leased on
SATURDAY EEXT, 23d instant. at half.past 8
O'clock P. r., on the premises, for a term OF two
wears. the HOUSE AND LOT as above described,
now occupied by Mrs. Winnant. 1t has seven
rooms
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
no23t Auctioneers.
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

BY Paine g Co., Auctloneers.
T ARGE SALE OF FRESH AND
il SEASONABLE GOODS.-On WEDNESDAY,
4 november 81, we will sell at our warehouse, COM
mencng at 10 o'clock, large and desirable assert
ment Of
A large lot of READY MADE CLOTHING.
from the best manufacturers In the coun-
200 cases BOOTS and SHOES, comprising full
assortment OF Mems, Women's, Boys, and
Misses Boots, Shoes. Balmorals, &C.
These goods aLe ali fresh, and will be sold with
ont reserve, and in lots TO snit purchasers.
no2l PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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WANTED, a gentleman thoroughly
w qualified TO instruct 4 class Of youJG m.uIE
penmanship. three lessons week, one houra 'aT.
for two months. Address GLASS, DispatcH 30 FL.
no 2l-3t*
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WANTED, n No. / WASHER and
w 1RONER white womanj who san bring good
recommendations. apply to
WILLIAM ALLEN,
no l9-3t 7Cg Leigh rtrret.
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WANTED, No. l COOK for re-.
w staurant, and 3 good CARVER for the sam7
place. None bat whites need apply, Address
w. j.. 8. this Office. giving particulars and refer.
encss no IA.
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W0Dts.

WANTED, one or two desirable
w ROOMS, within ton minutes walk cf thu
post Office, by gentlemen ana wife. with with
ont board. ddress F., box 1913, HIchm2nd pr'.'
office. stating terms. AoHI-sH
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auction Sales.
pyJames N. Taylor + son, Auetionesrs,
Off Cd No. s21 Main street,


FUTURE DAY.
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WAETED.-A first-class GARDEN
w ER who Is perfectly scq 1a!nt-d with t51
nursery business in ell It's branches. and par.
tcularly with the propagation OF grape vine,
roses, shrubs, howors. vegetables, Gc.-snoEs
also the grape culture and wine maging-G--Is.
employment in his lius of business. Adore.
GARDENER, st the Di$D1!tch Office, cr apply i
No. 20 Second Vegetable Market, Richmond
no aC-!r
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MEETING OF THE CRY CouNclL.-A
called meeting of the City Council was
held Yesterday evening. Present, Messrs.
mcfarland, president; August, Maury,
Smith, Lee, Scott, Taylor, Mason, Crutch-
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A TTENTION "A gentleman. having

"A with him his mother only, desires The sitas.
ton OF MANAGER upon a farming or grazing 49,
ta5 tn at pays ixad salary or share OF III" pT1r'
Best references afforded from any part oi the
State. Address for two weeks
w. N. T0LER, Hampstead post. Office.
no 20--4tN King George Colnty. Va.
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AUCTION Sales.
THIS DAY.

I. n. Cooke, Auctioneer,
Seventh street between Broad and Msrshal.
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no2l-1t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-16
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, WILMINGTON, DEL


YEARLY MEsrINa. The Philadelphia Yearly
Meeting of the Society of Friends commenced
on Second day, in the large Raco street Meeting
House. The usual meetings for worship TONER
row, IN the city, will be largely attended by those
assembled to be present at the business sessions
during the week.
Rr-UNloN.-Thc Joint committees Of the Old
and New School Presbyterian General Assemblies,
OF which the Rev. Geo. +. Wiswell is member,
after session of a week in New York city, have
agreed upon the terms of reunion with great
unaaimity. These terms arc to go before the
churches for year before final action.
NEW CATHOLIC DrocEsE.-Thc State Jour
nal says 1T is stated that the State of Delaware
carved out of the diocese of Philadelphia-ls
soon to be established as new diocese of the
Roman Catholic Church, and that the Rev. Father
Reilly will be made the Bishop. Mr.. Reilly Is
| one of the most devout and exemplary Christian
ministers, AMI we feel satisfied that reasonable
aud good men of all denominations would BE-
pleased to hear of his elevation TO tile Episcopal
Office in his Church.
LEcruRE.--By special request of the order, Rev
| Mr.. Folwell, of the Delaware Av Baptist Church
delivered lecture, on Friday evening, in behal
of the Sons of Temperance. number of the or
der were present in regalia, but the audience wa
not so large as it probably would have been II thu
occasion had been duly announced.
INSTALLATION or a PAsroR.-The religiou
services attending the installation of the Rev
George +. Wiswell, d. D., as the Pastor of thu
Green Hill Presbyterian Church, in Philadelphia
took place on Thursday evening. The churel
was crowded on the occasion, and the service
were highly interesting. The sermon was preach
ed by Rev. Daniel March, D. d. The charge L
the pastor was given by Rev. John Mcleod, an
the charge to the congregation by Rev. +. J.
Robbins. The constitutional questions were pu
by tho presiding clergyman, Rev. John Crowel
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WE WILL GIVE

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10 Subscribers, patented No.
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Turkey Morocco Album, gilt
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gold, very fine, holding 100 pic
lures, worth $1,000
Photograph Family Record, new
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- ~ Eckendorne Plow, made at Potts
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chine, worth $55 90
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between the wholesale and rela price O
agricultural implements than albums.
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