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y
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y On and after SUNDAY, JANUARY 9Th, the
following trains will leave Rtchmond
MAIL TRAIN daily to Gordonsyille, and except
on Sunday to stAunion, at Tso A. NJ
NIGHT PAsSENGER TRAIN daily TO oordons-
VILE at I 3oP. NJ.
These trains make close connections With trains
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad ana on
NIGHT TRAINS passengers Will 20 tnrousn 70
Washington without char &c OF cars.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to Washington ana
Baltimore, and to Lynchburg Knoxville, Nash
principal points In the Southwest; also. TO Lex
fngton, Winchester, and other points In the VAL
ley. 81, -,
Richmend at rs A. ~, making close connections
with FREIGHT TEAMS on the Orange and Alex
andria railroad for Lynchburg and Alexandra.
Also, FREIGHT and PASSENGER TRAINS Iesys
Stanton for Jackson's river on MONDAY, WE'D
II. ID. WHITC0MB,
is2s General Superintendent.
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FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
H,O MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
i We are now prepared to furnish at the prices
en- argsd by the Southern Pertilizing Company
PERUVIAN GUAN0, crude;
PERUVIAN GUAN0, crushed;
LUMP PLASTER,
GROUND PLASTER,
and all the mixed guapos prepared BY that COM
pany. We respectfully solicit orders; nm
fsi A. Y. STOKES co.
DACIFIC GUANO.-We are now pre-
il pared to deliver in quantities az may be de-
sired this valuable GUAN0. We have letters
from gentlemen who used this guano last year en-
dorsing its value in the strongest terms From ono
farmer TO whom we sold ten tio) TOMS we nave an
order for twenty-f five (26). ,ror,, 80
fe4 Az. sIohhc q W.
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bricks AND BRICK-YARD FIX
ID TUREs FOR sALE.-Being authorized by the
occupied and worked by bays. Stanton Co., on
Main between Twenty second and Twenty third
SUI, cts, TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND COMMON,
PAVING, and STOCK BRICK, all the Shell
TIERS, CLAMPS, PRESSES, &c. now on the pre-.
misss. Also, THREE HORSES, CARTS, and
GEAR.
chasers but II is desirable to sell the whole con-
Germ In one lot.
For terms, &C., apply TO me at my woodward on
fe SIS RICHARD RRIys.
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CLOTHING.

n 20 T 81 N G
rHoHAss. BALDWIN / CO.'S
fsucoEssoRs TO KEEN. BALDWIN co.,.
ooRNIR OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
PRICES TO SUIT THE MASSES
We have determined to sell at much less than
OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF CLOTHING.
made under eur supervision.
ALLNRw AND FRESH GOODS,
having been made in the past few months At
our mandatory. We wish to
make room for our
sPRI ING ST o G K,
and we do not believe In carrying goods over, a.
we shall always give our
CUSTOMERS FRESH. DESIRABLE GOODS.
The very natterlnS patronage our nuns nao nav
for the past several months upon our re-opsning
has fully
TESTIFIED TO THE CITIZENS OF THIS CITY
AND STATE THAT WE ARE SELLING
GOODS AT LOWER PRICES
HOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY
Our goods are equal to any to be found In
STYLE. MAKE, AND FIT,
comprising all
KINDS, STYLES" SIZES, QUALITIES,
adapted to the wants of all, and sold at
LOWER PRICES
than the lowest elsewhere.
BALDwIN's CLOTHING HALL,
TIE OLD VIRGINIA CLOTHING HOUSE.
ESTABLISHED IN lsss,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
ABOVE THE PosT.orrICE.
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LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE MANCHESTER, VA, PosT-OFFlCE
u . IN
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~ ss1IZssS6fg .slEs...sla2
ICHMOND AND DANVILLE
II RAILROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after THURSDAY, January u, 1907, the
trains will run as follows :,
LYECHBURG AND DANyILLB AND WAY Az.
COMMODATION PASSENGER TkAlN.
Leave Richmond daily, except Sundays,
AZ .,.....,...,............7.le a N.
Leave DsnviIls daily, except Sundays, :,
connecting at B;URKEviILB with trains on the
sonthside road. Passengers for stations on that
road. Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis,
TTHRot1Sa KyPkEss NAIL TRAIN GOING
WEST.
leaves Richmond daily at................S.pP.M
Leaves Danville daily at. Z. NJ
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greensboro daily at......"..3@P ~
Leaves Dsnyills daily .t;;.':;'. =; bsnrii NJ
Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Macon,
Savannah, Columbus, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY, New
THOMAS DODAMBAD,
iaso Superintendent.
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yIRGISIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
nacomhar2 lsgH

- VIZ ii:.:s:i:;s:s sss5...ss;;s
EAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
T RICHMOND AND LYNCHBubG The Viz
roads have arranged . schedule for DAILY
FREIGHr TRAIN BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
LYNCHBURG. Goods leaving Richmond AZ A.
M reach Lynchburg same night Goods leaving
fynchburg al I r. NJ. reach Richmond next day a.
2P. NJ. Through receipts given.
II. d. WHfTC0NB,
de3 General Superintendent.
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RIcrxoSp AND PgrERsBuKs RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND. Va. February .. 1897. !


WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
w MONDAY the Nth instant tbs trains on this
road will run a. follows:
Leave Richmond daily At t.l5 A. n. and 2.n
n, and arrive at Petersburg ~ so A. n. and a.n
Leave Petersburg daily ct A: II. and gnP:
NJ and arrive at Richmond at II A.. NJ and re
Pm All Of the above mentioned trains make
close connections with the trains for the North and
'V On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and YRIDAYs
FREIGHT and ACCoMM0DATI0N TRAIN viii
leave Richmond at $50 A. n. and Petersburg n
The ID. is p. N. train from Petersburg win stop
only At hester, and 4. Is A. n. and the 3o r. n.
trains will stop only at Ricss, Hall. way, Chestsr
and Manch ester, signal being given snd ,nsI
A. NJ train from Petersburg and the ACConMo.
PATTON TRAINS viii stop al places named In The
schedule. ,,, -
places on that road, will take the A:6 M uain
from Richmond on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS,
Through tick es issued to Norfolk, and baggage
checked through every day except sunday.
The train leaving here at 10 connects
train will leave Norfolk at p. NJ, conneetins
with our night train at Petersburg. arriving In
Richmond at ii. 20 =. N. &. n. Gill.
fe Its Engineer and Superintendent.
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JEWELLERS, &c.

JEWELLERS, &c.
n GENNET Opposite the post office
~. has beautifut assortment Of
GUTTA-PERCHA and JET JEWELY,
PLAIN BREAsTPlNs and EARRINGS,
BREASTPINs and EARRINGS, !nlaid with
gold;
CROSS PINS and EARRINGS,
SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, inlaid with
gold
PLAIN BRACELETS,
BRACELETS, inlsid with gold
SHAWL PINS, plain;
SHAWL PINS, inlaid with gold;
CHATELAINS,
VEST CHAINS,
VEST CHAINS, inlaid with gold;
FINGER RINGS, etc.
WATCHES and JEwELRY REPAIRED,
OLD GOLD and SILVER EXCHANGED FOB
fen-s No. lOil Main street.
bridal SETS OF MOND,
ID P PEAESsh, AZ EFwRik,y and
Pins, and WATCHES.
s 4f,sS R'E va aR &
in cases for bridal presents, made OF coin silver
sfsE ' #24saE g Xsb s. j FL iiGsF:
ROWLAND CO.'S,
Corner Main and Tenth streets,
IA IL above the Post Office.
John III. TYLER IL CO., SUCCESS
% s0RS TO MITCHELL d TYLER, RICHMOND,
VA, still continue the MATCHMAKING ANL
JEWELRY BUSINESS at their old stand. No
1912 Main street. Their present stock, to which
they are daily adding new and desirable goods,
from first class manufactures, both foreign and
American, consists OF the following extensive Va.
PLATEpwIRR, sPECTActEs in great yaI,sty
besides !. full supply Of the best American and i'm
ported MuzIle and Brsech- loading Shot, guns
and Pistols OF every make and . full line o
Watch Repairing done by the finest workmen II
the country. Cash paid for old and native Gols
TO, and satisfaction guaranteed. Jals-ts
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CHOKING TOBACCO, SMOKING TO.
y BACC0-The lovers Of real fne SMOKING
TOBACCO can find very superior article, entirely
free from stems, manufactured In Lynchburg
Brands: "Ths Old Virginia Gentleman" and
"spseklsd Pup" For sale BY, ,n.
ian corner Of Main and Fifteenth streets. 9.
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FRIDAY, February Is, 1867.
SENATE.

The Senate assembled at the usual hour,
and was called to order by Lieutenant-Go-
xarnor CnMprR
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Chloe THREADING have just re.
- csiysd direct from the Manufacturers, sHoA
THREAD Of the best quality. white and brown,
we have sold this thread and ussd 10 ourselves, apd
avery shoemaker says Is the best they ever ussd.
We sell II at very small advance.
10 tt--ts PUTNkI " WATTS.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MA
Il IRRILIG

IL
OFFiCE CHiBP QUARTERNAsTER,
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEw ORLEANE, LA, October 7, 1857
ssald Proro,a ssre invited and viii be received
1857 for the following amount Of Building Material,
to be delivered at BrIos Santiago Texas subject to
Inspection At place OF delivery, viz:
liz, 80 feet rough Lumber, yellow pine.
IL, 900 feet dressed Lumber, yellow zine, one
inch.
$40, COO Shingles, eighteen inch.
6J, 600 LAthE.
|, 900 barrels Lime
40 barrels Cement.
20 Doors, 5 feet siuehes. by 7 feet inches, IN
inches thick, full moulded.
A. pairs sliding Sash, glazed, 5 feet y Inches
6y7fest +'ncA''' ~ inches thick lights
l6Trsnsom Lights, foot inches by feet
inches, light, 10 by IL
Separate bids will be received for the delivery OF
the same articles at New Orleans, Louisiana
Specifications OF number Of pieces aud dimen sions
required can be seen at this Office, from ~ to 81.
IN, daily.
Delivery must commence within twenty t:O) days
from date Of acceptance OF proposal, and be com:
pleted within Hfty (JOl days from same date. All
lumber must be Of best quality. and free from sap
splts, knots, Sc Shingles and othcr materials to be
Of nrs quality Glass to be best double thick Amer
lean.
The successful bidder must be prepared to execute
a contract aud give bonds for the faithful perform.
auce Of the at once, and sAtisaeory evidence OF
the loyalty aud solyency OF each bidder and person
offered at security will be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour be-
fore named and bidders have the privilege Of being
present at the opening
The United States reserves the to reject any or
Proposals NUT be plainly endorsed Proposals
for Building Materials, - and addressed 10 the un-
dersigned at this once. -
Breyst Lieut.. Col and A. O. NJ. US A, ia charge Of
Office oclS.td
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BASE BALBOA Saturday the Jefferson base
ball club, Of this city, paid visit TO Annapolis,
and tried their skin on the Severn club, Of that
city. They came OF victorious by . score Of %
TO II runs. The game was we'll attended, and
the Jefferson club were Handsomely entertained
At the City Hotel at IFS conclusion.
On tho National grounds, on the same day, the
Olympic and Interior clubs played match game,
the Olympic winning the game in six innings, BY
. score Of 81 to 20.
In the afternoon Of the Same day the married
and single mines Of the Adjutant Generals Office
was played on the grounds Of the Union club. Az
the end Of the game the score stood-married
nine, IS; single nine, 80.
Tho batting Of the single nine was very
heavy. Mills carried OF the trophy, he leading
the score at the bat. Bryan, Slater and schriver
played their positions admirably. Ross, ELY
and MuIIy carried Of the palm on tho married
side. Without further comment We give the
aears.
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FTHE INTERIOR,
United sTArEs PATENT OFFICE,

Warrington, October ), 1857.
On the petition Of EDwARD A. 1UrrLg, OF Brooklyn,
New York, praying for tho extension Of patent
granted to him the 81 day u January, lC5i for an
improvement 10 Hot Air Registers fT seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the I'd day Of January, 1865;
ordered that the said petition be hoard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day OF December
next, at II O'Clock, m, aud all persons are nonned
TO appear aud show cause, II any they nave WY
said petition ought not to be granted, ,-,, Al.
Persons opposing the extension are reluiyS " NJ
In the Patent omee their objections, specially SET
forth In writing At iea4 tlOsaty days before the day
OF hearing all testmony ned " ether parry 70 20
used al The said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules OF Heo ONCE
which will be furnished on application.
psnostions and other papers relied upon as tesu-
manY must be ed in the Office tt2shiy days before
the day Of hearing the aIenmsh's' u any ""u'n
fsn DAYS after ding the testimony
ordered, also, that this notice be eabishsd In the
REprbIIrlS and the IntSiiigsncfr, Warrington, D.
q and In the Times, New York, New York, once
week for three successive weeks the frst OF said
publications to DO At least slxty days previous 10 tho
day Of hearing, Y. ThkAhhh,
oc9.WSw COmmlssioneT Of Patents.
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE DISTRICT OF COLrsBIA-GES
ERAL TERM.-This court opens its fall term at thu
CITY Hall this morning All the judges sit during
this term, and from their there |. appeal
except TO the Supreme Court OF the United States
The following cases are upon the calendar Of the
Dopardsou vs. The Mayor Of WssbIpVtop Msyar q,
Washington VS.. Barnes, May VS. seohtld, Towle VS..
King, the Sarah Edelin will case, NeaIs VS. NeAle,
, Dra vs. hepSarn homlef vs. Inc Mayor 81 EsSTse-
Itch vs. orme, Pierce vs.. Cox, Julehu VS.. Mattngly,
Baltimore VS.. johnson, State Of Ohio vs.. wetmore,
Eskels vs. Barrett, Hill vs. The Chesapeake aud Ohio
VS.. all, soleman VS.. Kimmsll, U. S. Inso OF Me-
Pherson) vs. Blagden ct al. Others will be added,
some thirty caves most Of them OF considerable i'm.
poTtAncs,
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS. - Yesterday after
noon, at 4 O'Clock, a temperance meeting was
held in front Of Island Hall, and largo assem-.
blsge was in attendance. Spirited addresses
were delivered under tho auspices of Hope Divi.
Kidwell presiding. Those present wore ably
entertained by Dr.. Walsh, Christopher Cam.
mack, W. @. Finnoy, and J. L. KidwelI, esqrs
Several signatures were obtained.
An enthusiastic temperance meeting was hold
at Temperance Hall, at u O'Clock p. w., and
several able addresses were delivered.
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PREPARING FOR TIE EbEcrIoS-0n Saturday
evening, a meeting of New Workers was held at
the Now York State Agency, to devise means Of
getting home on a cheap plan to attend tho cleo.
tion. Tho following was adopted:
Resolved, That a committee Of Eve DO np-
pointed by the Chair to consult with the citi
zens Of New York temporarily residing In this
city, with a view of establishing an organiza.
tion for their social and mutual improvement.
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fouoR u Ble....r................ O-l5
Homo Runs. Avery and Yonson. of Friend.
ship
A very interesting and closely contested game
Of base ball was played on Saturday afternoon
between the LIST nine Of the Erie and 81 nino of
the Eagle, Uunior.) On account of darkness the
sulting in favor Of the former by score Of 2s
to 81 On the part Of the former the best play.
ing was exhibited by Messrs. Easily, johnson,
and Jewel on the part Of the latter, by Messrs.
Hay, G. Atkinson, and Chew. We append the
aoOre.
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slngle.. ....""..""........l0 l s12 8 $50
Married NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. els
Umpire-J D. Minshall, National d. B. @.
Soorer-J. J. Dermody, Union B. D. G.
Time Of game hours and 20 minutes.
Tho Typo and Gymnastic clubs had lively
game, on tho same afternoon, which was awarded
to tho Typos, they making 43 runs to 10 for tho
Gymnastio club. Well, tho Typos ought to play
we'll they have been practicing with the English
leaders long while.
A very interesting game Of base ball was
played on Saturday In tho White Lot, between
tho Gotham and the American base ball clubs,
resulted in favor Of the former by score Of 80
To L We Armand tho acnre.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

OyFICR DEPOT CONNIssARY OF suBsisTENCE,
wAsHIsGToS, d. c., October II. 1851
Proposals will be received until ~ o'clock, m, on
TUESDAY the 22d Of October 1867 for supplying the
Subsistence Department with
1900 (hfteen hundrsd) barre's of Family Flour
known a. Nos. l and 2, and
100 lone hundred) barrels Of Family Flour.
All conditions same as usual. q. BELL,
Oe IS 1t C.s., U. 8. A.
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DiED.-We regret to learn of tho decease Of
Mrs Mary Donsgan, wife Of Mr.. P. II. Donegan,
esq. after severe and painful illness of several
weeks. Mrs Donegan was q most faithful wife,
an aiectionate and devoted mother, and her loss
will be deeply regretted by all who knew her.
She struggled long with death, but finally over.
come, yielded up her spirit in the blessed hope
of glorious and eternal resurrection.
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No LIcsSsE.-Heedless Of all warning, Mr.
Thos. Clancy had a hearing before Justice Nor.
sell, at the Fourth precinct station, charged by
that indefatigable officer, Crump, with keeping
female dog without license. The charge not
being disproved Mr.. Clancy was fined $40.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Medical Department Of Columbian COllegs,l
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
FOR THE SESSION OF lse7.,cs.

The Forty sixth Annual Session Of the National
Medical College will begin on MONDAY, the 1ist OF
October, 1857, aud cad on the LIST Of March, 1865.
general introductory to the course will be given,
after which the regular lectures will continue, CON-
meme ng nj p. m, daily.
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FACULTY.
THOMAS MILLER, N D., Emeritus Professor Of
Anatomy aud Physiology, and President Of the Pae'
ulty.
WILLIAM p JOHNSON, NJ n. Professor Of OBJ.
stetrics aud Diseases OF Women aud Children.
JOHN C. RILEY, n. D., Professor Of MateriA Med.
lea and Therapeutics.
NATHAN SIXTH LINCOLN, NJ D., Professor Of
Special Operative and Clinical Surgery.
GEORGE G. sCHABFFBR, N. d, Professor Of
dEoR6E N DOVE, NJ. D. Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
JOHN oRDRoSAUX. NJ D Professor Of Pbysi.
ology, Pathology, aud Medical JuI!sprudenee.
THOMAS K. CROSBY, M. D., Professor Of General
and Military Surgery and Hygiene.
J. FORD THOMPSON, N. D. Professor Of An.
Atomy.
Medicine.
Anatomy
81 The lectures commence on Monday, the 2lst Of
October.
The entire expense for a fall course OF lectures
by all the professors flo6
10
Anatomy, by the Demonstrator........ 10
hartrieulatiug fee, payable only ones.........."
50
No charge made for Clinical Lectures.
Por further particulars, apply to
JOHN G. RILEY, N. D., Dean,
No 4l9 New York avenue,
oelO.Gt Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth SITS.
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Umpiro-lIodges, Of the Jefferson club,
Time Of Gsme-Two and a half hours.
Home Runs-Eaglo: Hay, 2. Erie: Easily, |
Fly Catches-Esgle, 5; Erie, O.
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TN BANKRUPTCY.

TN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT or CoLrMBfA, IS:
At the City OF Washington, the 9TH day VI Oeto-
bar, A. D. 1867. The undersigned hereby gives
notice Of his appointment as assignee Of J. W.
HUBBARD. In the city OF Washington, within said
District, who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petition, by tbs District Court Of said District
MILTON J. SAFF0LD,
Attorney at Law,
oe7.m&thSW as d street, Assignee.
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KRUPTCY NOTICES.
TN BANKRUPTCY.

TN BANKRUPTCY.
DIsrRIcT or CULraBIA, Is,
At the CITY OF Washington, the It'll day Of Octo-
Der, A. y. 1867 The undersignsd hereby gives
notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of GEORGE L.
sTARkBY, In the city OF gtou, within said Dis
tret, who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court Of said District
MILTON J. sAFF0LD,
Attorney at Law,
oe7-m&thSw AS street, Assignee.
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ANOTHER New CHuRCH.-A new Presbyte-
rian church Is to be erected at the corner Of
Fourth street east and D street south, at a cost
of about $35, 900. It will be- built Of brick, and
the ground has already been broken. Yesterday,
one week ago, the Sunday school scholars OF Rev.
DR.. Chester's church raised $40 towards defray.
ing the expenses of building. The corner stone
will be laid In few weeks.
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Hon. AMOS KENDALL RECEIVED by HIS
FRIESDs,-on Friday evening Hon. Amos Ken.
dali, accompanied by his daughter MRS. VIM.
Stickney) and son, arrived in this city from Eu.
rope, where he has been spending several M nths.
Messrs. Burr Fitch, and Fox received the party
at the depot, in behalf Of Calvary Baptist church
which was erected by money appropriated BY
him. Rev. T. r. Hewlett. pastor Of Calvary
Baptist church, was at Mr. Kendalrs residence
and there received him.
Mr. Kendall was received at his church on
Saturday evening by large audience, among
whom were several ministers from other churches
Prayer, Thanksgiving, music, social conversation
ard bounteous repast tended to make interest.
ing the occasion Of the reception.
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q 81

AWtTIeNh. .'.''....,. z . 7 Y
Umpire-Mr. W. Belt
Soorers-Messrs. J. Shedd and ]. Hurley.
Homo runs-Phippe, Il Il. Schreiner, 2.
Time Of gnme-2 hours.
The Friendship and Young Eagle clubs played
a match game on Saturday, which resulted In
score Of % to Is 10 favor of the Friendship
club aA folloys.
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Kissing UMrIREs.-Wo regret to learn that
in the Masonic match last Thursday some of
the spectators were guilty Of the low vulgarity
of Kissing the umpire whom time was called
No manly ball player or gentlemanly admirer Of
the game is ever guilty Of such discreditablo
conduct. 1t should be promptly rsbuked on
all occasions, as 1t Is conduct only worthy of the
debased and ignorant classes of tho community.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-W would call
attention to the invitation extended to our citi
Gems by the faculty of the National Medical Col
lege on ii street. between Thirteenth and Four.
teenth, to attend the first lecture coure Of th,
season this evening at half.past o'clock. Thos
r. Crosby, NJ. D. Professor of general and mil
itary surgery and hygiene, will deliver tho loo
ture, and those who attend may expect to heal
q learned, scientific, and intellectual address.
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uEDDEN,WINCH ES T Err y CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
No. 90 broadway, New York.

STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET
RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Interest allowed on balances.
Advances made on approved Securities.
Particular attention given to orders for the pur-
chase or sale OF the Adams, American United States
Wells, Fargo Co. and Merchants Union Iprsss
Stocks.
All orders faithfully executed.
JOSIAH HEDDEN, ISAIAH C, BABCoCK
LOCKE W. WINCHESTER. ROBERT M HKpDES
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-21

PRorRACTED MEETINGS are being held at tho
East Washington IN. P = church, (Rev. ]. W.
Charlton and the Island Baptist church, REV
G. c. Mendor,) with highly encouraging results