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-HfEEs. PENN STEAM ENGINE ANI
A4alkkkS BOILER WORk5.-NEAFIE q LEVY,
FkAyIICAL AND THEokEIlCAL ENeIHkEHa
sMIpHs, and FOUNDERS, having for many year
been in successful operation, and been eKcluslYe1
engaged i'm building and repairing Marine and RiveI
Engines, high and lOwpressure, Iron Boilers, Watel
Tanks Propeers, etc. etc, respectfully offer ther
services the public being fuly prepared TO
tract for engines Of all sizes, Marine, River and
stationary; having sets of patterns OF different ssaa
are prepared orders with quick despatch.
Every description Of pattern-making made at the
shortest notice. High and Low-pre6sure Fine,
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, Of the best Pennsyl-
yRnia charcoal Forgings of all sizes and kinds;
Iron and Brass Castings Of all descriptions; Roll
Turning Screw Cutting, and all other work connected
With the above business. SOC
Drawings and specifications for all work done
the establishment free OF charge, and work guar.
anteed. y. .....s--.f
The subscribers have ample whaFf-dock room for
repairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety
and are provided with shears, blocks, falls, ETC. etc.
'- -'''''--- JACOB O. NEAFIE,b
JOHN p. LhVY. -'r
SHa BEACH and PALMER streets,
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Highest Premium
t'Elastic" Stitch and "Lock" Stitch
SEWING MACHINES,
With Latest Improvement.
No. 730 Chestnut street.
COOLER THAN A CUCUMBER - The present
ness by the beautiful styles of Summer Clothing
sold at Charles Stokes Co.'s frst.class Ready
Made Clothing House, under the Continental
A FIRST. CLASS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lovers
ment at George W. Jenkins No, 1887 Spring
Garden street. He has also fine display OF
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Almonds, etc. Call on
Jenklnsl
WH1TMAN's CHoooLArE.-The best table Cho-
colate for families, hotels, and restaurants Is
manufactured at the Philadelphia Steam Cho-
colate and Cocoa Works. ONCE and Store No.
1910 Market street. STEPHEN f. WHITMAN.
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER. for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs The
| original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
| spectacle dealers
LOOKING GLASSES in Walnut, Gilt, and Rose
wood. None but the best worRmen are em-
| ployed on their manufacture. Reimer & Co,
| No ga Arch street
| DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Lash's F1ve-dollar
/ Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and step
Ladders, No, ~ Market street, PhiladelPhla'
| j. s.. LASH q Co.
| SEASIDE NECKyTIEs only % cents.
Seaside - Genus
Seaside - cents'
ScuAfde - cents'
0Sa MciSr1RE siSS BRCTHER, US5 CGeanut street
! THE TRAVELLING SUITS
/ The White Duck Vests,
Il The COLOTed Duck SUITS
/ The Alpaca Goats,
me DTdD d Etc Sacks
| The Short Duck Sacks,
| me linen Dust Coats
| Ihe Light Cashmere SUITS,
A1s an popuidr at MS time because Gey ,ust The
Jbi0 N0T ms hot tOedtter Our styles elegant as ~
1' custom establishn Our prices so ldlO, people
| Ouy "''' WANAMARER & BROWN,
| THE LARGEST CLOTHING House,
OAK HALK,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
ZONES & THAoHER, Printers $40 Minor st
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KICKED BY A HoRsE.-Michael Casey, aged
twenty-six, residing in Front street, near Car
penter, was kicked by horse yesterday at
Catharine street wharf, and had several of his
ribs broken. He was admitted to the Pennsyl.
yania Hoepital,
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J.. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM u. MRRRroK
JOHN n. COPE.
g 0UTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK & SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIBTB.
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
tor Land River, and Marine Service
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc,
Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roots for Gas Works, Workshop, and
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, ofthe latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
sugar, Saw and Grlst Mills Vacuum Pans Open
steam Trains, DefscatOrs, Filters, Pumping I'm,
gines, etc.
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
Asplnwall q Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining Machine 500
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WHITMAN's CHoCoLATE.-Ihe best table Cho-
colate for families, hotels, and restaurants Is
manufactured at the Philadelphia Steam Cho-
colate and Cocoa Works. ONCE and Store No.
1910 Market street, STEPHEN f. WHITMAN.
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while IL promptly arrest all HEMOttttt1AOfiils
Hundreds OF phS scians use n daily in their pracsce
and give Il their unqualified recommendation sOiu
by our agents and dealers. -.
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared oy tnS sI
scribers, Propretors and Buccessors 70 t. T. FoI'D
70 when all orders must be addressed. -, ~.
HIJMPBR REY 81 HOMCEOPATHIO MEDICINE Co,
NO $50 BROADWAY, New YORK.
PRICES OF PONDS EXTRACT,
Six ounce bottles, with directions retail..bO cenI
Pint bottles, with directions ~
Quarts in bOttle....... ~ 80
Liberal dlscounL 20 Physlclans and DeRlera. IL
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
snectable DEALERS
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MEDICAL.
pORD's EXTRACT Of HRMG@ELIS

OR PAIN DESTROYER.
Is one OF the few domestic remedies which have come
into general use and favor without puiing. 10 Is the
product OF simple shrub, harmless in ali cases and
as q domestic remedy, unequalled ... ..
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THE PRIZE BANNER.-The banner given by
the SeDgeriest as the first prize for the best
thousand dollars. The Society TO which it was
awarded, the New York Llederkranz, is COM
posed mostly of the sons of wealthy merchants.
described as an affair Of surprising splendor.
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be on ornament TO the neighborhood in which
lt Is located. II is bounded bv Lehiph avenue
IuCker, Cedar, and Memphis streets Nineteenth
Ward. The corner.stOne of the new building
was laid on Sunday afternoon. July 29 1866 by
5iPht Rev. Bishop McGill OF Richmond, and
very rev. Dr. Morarty preached the sermon
upon the occasion. The edidce will cover an
area OF seventy-eight by ono hundred and eighty
ieet. 1t will be built of Connecticut brown
stone, OF the Roman style of architecture. The
interior VIII measure in the clear l3 600 SQUARE
leet, and will be seventy-dve feet in the apex of
the roof. A Asplre measuring two hundred aud
twenty three feet from the base of the building
VIII make the new edidce very conspicuous and
prominent. Rev. Father Kieran, IFS pastor is
about terminating his collection through the
parish OF st. Michaers, where he has met with
the greatest announcement.
The SRNoERFEsT.-A meeting of the Homo
rary Committee OF the late Senserfest was held
last night, at the hall of the German Society.
NO. Il South Seventh street. The President Dr.
theodore Demme, occupied the chair, and q. A,
Roese othciated as Secretary. There was a fair
attendance of members. The amount of Sl997
was reported paid In by different members of
the Committee; those giving the largest sums
being Messrs. Theodore Vetterlein and L. Her
bert, $1,000; Peter Schemm, 500; Charles
Theiss, Sill; l.. Hirsh, 500; Messrs Rehbolz,
Born d Freich, $210; and the Beer Brewers
Association, by Peter Schemm, S229 resolu-
tlonwas adopted that the officers Of the Honorary
committee shall continue their sessions from
| time to time until the collectors have made
complete and final returns. The Secretary shall
| lhen prepare report, which IL to be presented
| to the general BODY. There was fair attend
| ance OF mem bers, and, although the proceed
ings were substantially as above, there was con-
| siderable and animated discussion.
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LOOKING GLASSES in Walnut Gilt, and Rose
wood None but the best workmen are em-
pIoyed on their manufacture. Reimer q Co,
No ga Arch street.
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1S2o-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
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our instinct and senses Proofs Of this abound.
Born idiots come into the world without
thumbs, or with them pOwerless and inert,
which is natural because where the substance
is absent the symbol must fail. Until they
arrive at a time when a ray of intellect comes
to their aid, they constantly keep their hands
shut with the fingers above the thumb, but in
proportion as the mind develops with the
body, the thumb in its turn shuts oUer the
fingers.
The epileptic in their fits shut the thumb
before the fingers, which signifies that that
malady, which is experienced before being felt
reaches the principle by which we think be-
fore that by which we feel.
At the approach of the great darkness, the
thumb of the dying, as taken with some
vague fear, takes refuge under the fingers,
which announces the near end. Man alone,
because he has a thumb-that is to say, rea-
son-knows death. At the root Of the thumb
sits the sign of the reasoning will, the inten-
sity of which you will measure by the length
and thickness of that root-the mount of
Venus of chiromaDcy. In the first phalange
is the sign OF logic--that is to say, of percep
tion, OF judgment, of reason; and in the
second is that of invention, decision, and the
initiative.
People with small thumbs are governed by
the heart, source of tolerance, and breathe
more freely in an atmosphere of sentiment
than IN that OF thought, and see better with
the eye of the moment than with that of re-
Election. People with large thumbs are gov
erned by the head, source of eXolusiveness;
they breathe more freely in an atmosphere of
thought than in that of sentiment; they see
better with the eye Of reflection than with that
Of the moment.
Souvarof, celebrated for the strength Of his
will Danton, that magnanimous soul, who
took upon him the disgrace of a crime to save
aa9 ,Nv I.Is 1 n.
nitz, Saint Simon, Fourier, Owen-those pro-
found reasoners, those bold innovators--had
infallibly very small thumbs. Voltaire the
man of the world, whose heart was subject to
his brain, had enormous thumbs, as roged
by his statue in the Theatre Francois.
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
. OF PHILADELPHIA,

pROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY.
L OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. III s. FOURTH Street
INCORPORATED 81 MONTH ~, 1885,
CAPITAL, Sl5u co., PAID IN
- insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by 5,
10, or 20 year Premiums, Non-fOrfeiure.
Annuities granted on favorable erms,
Term Policies, Children's Endowments.
This Company while giving insured the security
OF paidup Capital will divide the entire profits Of
The Lie business among its policy holders,
Moneys Re ceived at interest, and paid on demand.
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts and to act
as Executor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian,
and in other hduciary capacities. appointment
OF any Court OF this commonwealth, any person
persons or bodies polite corporate
....-- - DIRECTORS. .
SAMUEL X. SHIRLEY, HENRY HAINES,
JOSHUA II, NORRIS, IN. WISTAR BROWN
RICHARD WOOD, w. g, LON9STRETH
RICHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HACKER'
.- CHARLES H. COFFIN.
SAMUEL h. SBIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
- President Actuary.
MILL MILAN G. LoHGsTRErH, Ylce-Presldent.
IL OMAS WISTAR, NJ D., ]. b. TOWNSEND
we Medical Examiper. Legal Adviser
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOV YERN NMENT SALE,

CHl GOV R N M E Mt sA L E.
Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandonedl
Office A. A, O. NJ. and d. o. State Of Georgia,
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 3, 1867. J
VIII be sold at Auction, on the premises, at
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, NOV. 49, 1857,
the Land and Buildings known as the
AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS AND LOT
'0s''A-1A "' TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property consists of tract of land, which
the Augusta canal runs through diagonaly, bounded
north by DAntignaC street, east by Jackson street,
south by Adams street, and west by Campbell street
its northern and southern lines being aoout six hum
dred and ninety feet and its eastern and western lines
about three hundred and ninety-tWo o feet on whlcn
are situated threestOry brick building 100 feet
by feet brick foundry l50 feet by bz iee ana
several smaller buildings.
Eleven az city lots situated the south side OF
Adams street between Campbell ana Jackson Btreetss
designated In numbers on the plan of the city OF Au-
gusta made by William Phillips as H. 49, Z lS' ~
One Triangular lot Of feet 'front.' the south side
of Fenwick street, between the Augusta oahaI anu
"Hights Foundry" -. 49,. h,,,,.,n, ,,,,t ~ coll,
together the city lots separately, IN, 4. -, s
6Jsn al the same time and place, VIII be SOLD Tour
lf frgme buildings, 100 feet by Al Feet ana one ()
rame building ~ by 10 feet snatea on the grQuhds
itfSihe Richmo1d County Academy, Teltair street.
Eor mrther particulars In regard 20 tnlS properly
nnTire al this office and that or Brewer colonel NJ L.
nI9iiers corner of Green aud jackson streets, Au-
nsta Georgia. where the plans OF the properly can De
seen cash for all the property except the machine
spd lot one half OF which Will be required cash,
Ana fbe ia lance in four months, -
Sale 10 commence at IL O'CLOCK Al n M; ;,y .r,soNy
A. A. Q. NJ. and ID. o.,
tuIB Bureau r., f., and A. Il,
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THE THUMB.

SIN want of other proofs" said Newton,
"the thumb would convince me of the exist
ence of God; as without the thumb the
hand would be a defective and incomplete
instrument, so without the moral will logic
decision, faculties of which the thumb in diff
ferent degrees offers the different signs, the
most fertile and the most brilliant mind would
only be gilt without worth" In common
with animals, we have an instructive will, an
instructive logic and an instructive decision;
but the thumb alone represents the reasoning
wiu, reasoning logic, and reasoning decision.
Inc superior animal is in the hand, the man
Is in the thumb. The thumb of apes, very
little flexible, and, therefore, oppOsable, is
looked upon by some naturalsts as a nova
bic talon; while, on the contrary, the human
thumb is placed and organized so as to be
able TO act always III sense against the other
fingers, IL, therefore, symbolizes. as / have
said, the inner or moral sense that we oppose
] TO our inOlinatiOns, and to the allurements Of
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N. e. CORNER SEVENTH AND CuEsNUr,

Agents and Solicitors wanted In all the cities ana
towns in Pennsylvania and Southern New Jer-
sey 29s
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r T. w SPRI n Ii G O o ID :.

We respectfully request our friends and the
public generally, to call and examine the large
supply OF SPRING GOODS we are now ,, re- re-,
ceivine. consisting in part Of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, of nearly every description, such as
Plain, Black and Colored Silks, Bombazines,
Alpacas. colored and black, I'VE ask special at,
tontion to our Cd Alpacas) Plain ana Figured
Inns, Challies, &c, &c. Machine Lace Goods,
Real Velvet and Thread Laces, Lace Cambrlc
and Linen Collars Shnwls and Mantels, of
newest STYLES; Gloves, Hosiery OF al kinds. TOR
Ladies Gentlemen and Children, (these articles
have been selected with care. and are very
all kinds of tics for Gentlemen; White Goods,
such az Plain, Striped and Bard Cambrics,
Nainsooks and Swiss Muslins q fine assortment
Of Plain, Swiss and Organdy Musllns, A to lO-4
wide: some very fine Ladies Plain Enlbroide r-
ed and Lace Trimmed HandlIercchiets hne
line of Plain and Heavy French Linen and
Silk Handkerchiefs for Gentlemen.
We hove very fine line of Black Cloth and
Cashmere, (French) also great variety of Do
nestle and Foreign makes. ,-r4,r-,,,,-l,.,
LINEN AID COTTON SHEE4lNGS- a
large supply, and much under former prices
Beachrd and Unbleached Cottohs Callcoes,
Ginghams Tickings and Checks; Grass and
Spanish Linens, for Gents Coats And Ladies
Dresses.
Umbrellas, Silk and Cotton; Parasols, Eng
lish and American, Of nearly every description.
Gents Gauzo and Cotton Shirt: and Shirt
Fronts, woye and seWcd. -,
Flannels. white and coored; all WOOL, Silk,
Warp and Domestic
The best assortment OF Brussels ply ingram,
and Mattings we have ever offered All OF
these goods will be offered at prices that cannot
III NH g. - WILMER & sLAIMAKER.
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ASSESSORS. ON THEIR ROUNDS. -As an anu

ASSESSORS ON THEIR RoUNDs..-As an anu
sing, though sad, evidence of the wide spread
alarm and confusion produced throughout the
South by theaction Of the present Congress, 1t
is stated thatthe Assessors now on their rounds
assessing the value of the property of the in
ubsb;tants Of this city, find some of the houses
INTO which they seek admittance locked and
barred, nor can any response be elected from
those within, who imagine that con6scators
are at work, and that what little has been lett
them is now TO be taken away.
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RICHARDS, THE LYLEs MURDERER. =
Henry Richards, alias nimrod Richardson, col
ored, was taken to the Office Of police marshal
Van Nostrand in Baltimore yesterday by Mr.. j..
E. Turton, sheriff of Prince Georges county,
with a req quest that he should be held until
this morning, when he will be taken to Upper
Marlboro. Mr.. Turton arrested him in Baltl-
more county, nearthe Gunpowder river. The
accused is charged with being one of the Lyles
murders who escaped at the time Of tee murder.
1t will be recollectea that four coored men were
hung for the murder some time since, and that
in their confession Nimrod Richardson was i'm
plcated fsa ...@
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LOCAL NEWS.
:. pnNEsDAY EVENING, MARCH g.

LtA = -,
couNc1L.-Atsaaregular meeting OF the Clty
nouncil, held last night after the transaction
- come business Of no special interest, the two
boards met in convention and proceeded to the
.lsction of Corporation officers. Jno. l.. Smith
r.s chosen Captain Of the Night Watch; W..
= \ Corse, Treasurer; and Geo. W. Dearborn
usrbor Master. Sixteen Night Watchmen
we're also chosen, when, at hall, past eleven
o,clock, the Convention adjourned till Thurs
dsv night at "a . clock. There were about
sirtyscandidates for Night Watch, and five for
the position Of Captain, viz: Samuel Beach,
R 81. Rudd, j. Il. Smith, J. F. Walsh and
G, w. Henry. MIR. Smith was chosen on the
4tb ballot. The official proceedings will be
found in another column. .s.
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sag- All persons wishing bargains can Obtain
them by calling at JOSEPH STElaS Dry and
Fancy Goods store, No. l9i, king street. where
he is selling of all his g''oia at and below cost
The sale will continue until the first of May
All will do we'll to give him call rs he Is de
termined to close out his entire stock, even aL Il
great sacrifice. - = lcb - I'm
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G. 2 q r r / N q
~ AND
GYMNASTIC EXHIBITOR
GREAT ATT r a CIT O n

liberty HAIL, WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, MARCH =,
Mezsrs. AARON JONES, (traincr of j. c,
Heenan and other distinguished prize, lighters,
McGRAW, MEG LADE and others will give
an exhibition OF Sparring and Eztraord,hary
4ynnasLia Performances, with indian Clnbs,
Dumb. bells, &c., at Liberty HILL, on Nrdnes-
day evening the 9th instant
Admission, so cents, to all*parts OF the house
Good police arrangements, and order will be
The exhibition will be rare and extraordinary
and the feats such as never before witnessed IN
Alexandria. mn Zl-tu
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The Demosthe-
mean Society of St. Johns Academy has elect
ed The following officers to serve until The first
Of October, viz Henry McQuaide, President
julian Higdon and Richard Collins, Vice Pres
dents; JOS Fl. Dunn, Secretary; Willie l..
Allen and George W. Dearborn, jr., Assistant
Secretaries; j. Marriott Hill, Treasurer.
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ODD FELLows BALL = 1t is the intention Of
the members Of Sarepta Lodge No. 49, l. O..
O.. E., to giveIa grand ball. at the Assembly
Rooms, on the night of the first OF May. The
managers promise to make this ball one of the
most most agreeable Of the season.
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PosTpoNEMENT. The lecture On music TO
nave been delivered in the lecture room OF st.
Faults Church tonight, has been postponed,
IN consequence of the Rev. Mr.. Munsey's lee
ture tonight, at the Nj. E. Church South, un-
III tomorrow night at o'clock The members
o. all the Episcopal churches in the city are
Invited to attend - 1t
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FENIANs. As will he seen by notice in an
other column, a meeting Of the Fenians Of this
city, will be held at the Friendship Fire Com
pany's Engine House, tomorrow night
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E5 S. DEALHAM, No. 100, KING STREET,
having extraordinary large stock OF uEETS
AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING, and HENr>
FURNISHING GOODS on hand, Is selling them on
at cost until further notice. Positively one
nrice only -.. i'm lS-..wti
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LENT SERVICES. Rev. John B, Emig, of
Gonzaga College, Washington, breaches IN St.
Mary's Church every Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock. Every Friday evening, at the same
hour, the devotion called 1.-The Way of the
Cross takes place.
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The REV. Mr.. MUNsEY's LECTURE. "A
lecture, the proceeds resulting from the sale OF
tickets to which will be appropriated to the ben
eft of the Alexandria Orphan Asylum OF this
city, will be delivered Il light, in the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, by the distinguished
aad eloquent pastor OF that church. Tickets OF
admission can be procured at the door.
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4 QUA CREEK ROUTE TO EICHMOAD

sTT=aA On and after to-day, W .l95 l'; :;
sEEzIs DAl, March 18th the - steamers =.
VANDERBILT and EEIPORT VIII stop
regularly at Pier no. 10, King street dock, on
their respectiye trips up and down the Poto~
moc NIGHT and DAT. Persons wishing to
taxa the njrht boat for Richmond will be at the
wharf By { As p H., and passengers Tor Mash-
ington and the North III the morning VII G Gt o.
the wharf By 6 l5 o. n, mn I2-1"-
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THE WEATHER. We hoped yesterday morn
ing that the weather had been thoroughly re-
constructed" But not So Last night there
was another fall of snow and rain.
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I.O.O.F. lo F2ToH 70 as. I.O,O.F.
LECTURE, FOR THE
BFHEFIT OF THE ORPHAN A3I l. u VI,
OF ALEXANDRIA,,
UNDER THE AUSPICES or

POTOMAC LODGE. no. y.
Ar THE EP. METHODIST CHU RICH,
Washington street,
ON WEDNE SDAI RFENG., MARCH Z.
The exercises will commence with prayer BY
the Rev. j. II. Loftwich.
Ode to Charity, written by Ii. &. Whiting
ton, esq.
Lecture, by the Rev. ". E. Munsey.
by P. G. NJ. Mayes, OF Alabama, and presented
to the Grand Lodge Of the United States upon
their first reunion, September, 1863.
Benediction.
Doors will be open at 7 p. III: Services to
commence at u p. IN. Tickets % cents eac !;
to be had at the bookstores, and from the COM
mittee.
Committee of Arrangements: Hugh Latham,
Henry Brengle, Wesley Avery, James F.. De-
vaughn Jacob D. Appich, James Ii. PIcEen,
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