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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-12

THERE rs REASONABLE CHANCE OF RECOVERY
in the worst cases of Bronchitis, Consumption and
Scrofula if John C. Baker Co.'s Cod Liver Oil,
the most pure and powerful specimen of the great
strength sustaining and tissue healing medicine
of the age, is taken perseveringly. Manufactur-
ed and sold by john C. BAKER Co., No. 7lS
Market street, Philadelphia, and Druggists every
where. fcb7- dw3m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-12

Ladies, use DR.. yalpau's French Pills. Sold a
all Drag Stores 81 . 4 SS&A y meh26dwln
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-12

KRoMER's-UpaAM's-H DYE.-50 Cents a
box. Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81. Ma
FURAL, DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WAR
RANTED TO PLEASE. This article has been
thoroughly tested by DIR. Chiffon, of New York,
and Profs. Booth and Garrett of Philadelphia,
who pronounce it free from all poisonous ingredi-
ents and the material composing it will not injure
the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers everywhere.
.- JNO. ]. KRONER, Sole Proprietor.
LORD & SMITH, Chicago, Ag's. noy5d1y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-12
New York Market.

New XOrk MARKET
Photographed to the ARGUS.
New YORK, April u.
Fiour-1l, 35@ 80 extra state 12,35@13,S5
R. III. o.
Wheat-3,25 White Cal.
Rye-dull.
Barley-quiet.
Corn 81 for afoat EGG ] in store.
0ats-720734 west.
rk-22,s7@2 s,lO new; 22,OO@22,12 old !;
l'fHlng 1906 regular.
Anyeats-duli.
purpose, WY.
going to distaEe~-
home just as well, anu
| Repairing done on short
VIM. III iAv,
"artIcuIar Noricr
Photographed to the ARGUS. 1u,.S
New FFSSaMtaIR R.
STOCKS
MONEY! p cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Sixty days, 81 O93 at
sight 81 ,l04. q. aa
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-12
TAG FRAsKLrs BRICK MACHINE,

Justly celebrated for perfect simplicity, great
strength; and immensecompressingP ower,Is GUAR
ANTEED, with eight men and two horses, to self
temper the clay and make 5000 to $500 elegant
bricks per hour. -.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-12

jan3l -dSm No. II Broadway New York, Room %
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13
Baltimore Market,

flour-The market was quiet again vester.
day morning, and with Inc exception of fe W
small lots taken by the local trade there were
no sales Prices were, however, steady for all
descriptions.
0rain.-A good inquiry yesterday morn.
Ing tor wheat, especially for the better grades
and the market may be quoted firm. The re-
ceipts We're about 9,eO0 bus shells, and sales were
reported Of LOCO bushels red at from 2I5 TO 23O
cents for inferior, and 255 cents for good fair
l,5OO bushels prime do. at 215 cents 1000 bush
els cnoice do. at 2S0 cents, and of a few hun.
dred bushels white at from 260 to 275 cents
Corn was In good supply, the receipts reach
ing ABOUT 5000 bushels, and the market for 1t
was active and firm. Sales were repo rtsd sf
some 5000 bushels new white at from LOG 10
liz cents; 1900 bushels do at 1I6alIs cents;
COCO TO 500 bushels do at 100 cents; 900 bu 50
els new yellow at 110all5 cents; 600 bu shsls
do. at l2Ual22 cents, and eco bushels new
western mixed at l22 cents.
Provisions-The market continues quiet aud
for the reason heretofore stated, viz: ant OF
stock TO operate with. BaIk Shoulders are es-
peclaliy wanted, and fully cured would bring
readily 9K cts II on the spot. We notice sales
Yesterday OF 10 600 lbs prime Bulk Sides at II
cts Inere mas been some inquiry to-day for
Mess Pork, sBd we noticed q sale of5l bbIs old
western a. S23 50 per bbi an advance There
is but little doing in Bacos. Shoulders are
scarce and wanted, but Sides and Hams are
dull. We quote Shoulders at Tx sI2 cts and
Sides al l3 u IA cts for ribs, and II Sal5 cts for
clear lid Hams sell a. i6al5 cts. Ltrd Is 10
pretty Isir demand. and may be quoted firm at
13sa1t cts for Western Ia tiercss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13
RINAN ClAL.

"Small ty degrees and BEAUTIFULLY less"
ccntinurs 70 grow the premium on gold. Tee
market for IL opened at New YORK este rdsy
morn ne as i3iA, and By degrees settisd down
to i33k aiS3X Money In Wall street l. lock.
log easier n 6a7 per cent. on call ID 5000 a Is A
little estter at previous rates. Govern ne n,
bonds uere fevsrish and unsettled all day es-
teToay. although the mSTket rallied q uft IN
the arfy rattef h. afternoon, hut closed weak
upCD lower aotSt,cns r -cet we'd from london,
combined with the lover price OF gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

NV BdnEtIe Ahu rfOhtfe' TeIegfapHJ
Lewis johnson do. quote stocks ana bonds
10 home ard foreign narksts a. foiicws:
Nsw fokk. lee % --ff,St boara--U. ). Sc,
oi,coupon Tx; ,2fs, leS2, ex eou pon, 10
tt6i, ex-conpon1 %: isSS. coup IN, i0l Z
lH6s, coupon, new. Ie' y; 1857. coupon, 1874
10 zoe coupons, ICON; 1905, second, t94X; 40 :.
thiTd. i6;x. Canton, Ek; Cumberland. IS;
New York Oentra,. III; Paciic Mail, fe5 4; At
lanue Mail. ilsA Ere, 73S, do. pre- ferred, 70
Hudson, 10 r. Rsading,es; Michigan Cent 81,
132Xs Cleveland and PittsourG, sax, Nora
westerr, 5ax; DO. preferred. s7k; Recs lie and.
o.; For, Wayne. 9a6; Ohio AID Miss. Der
nfcatee. PIX; W. U. Telegraph, %; Boston
Water Power. Is; Cleveland ana Toiedo.
lOSL: Gold. la3x.
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8OLD TrxBLING-CioId cane dawn with ,
run yesterday, falling shout cents daring
ne dsy, and toochirg 100 q: n. elo.s OF TIE
raAei- This makes . decline OF aeou: ten
cents during the past month, So which rate i,
Fonid take but snO-- tine 20 come down .
par. Nothing Is wanting % hasieu ina: result.
cut The restoration Of condolences in the esntin-
ed peace and tranquility of tns country and
\ reasonaole assurance that 10 radical eaangs
rii b. mace IN tns financial poii.y of tbe
Govern ment- This Is Que Of he .asss N viii ch
s"aasteriy insctivIty'' Is s&sd policy. and. II
isf; alone, many or the debated points o.. the
eorrency question Will settle themselves IN
i.e time
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R2FVBLIcAS CANDIDATE y0E VICs PRxsr-
pEhT--The WILMINGTON lDsl.,l Republican,
IN an article supporting Genera. Grant as IN e
Rspnolican candidate for the P--sieeacy, says
Of he Vice Presidency.
The matter OF tact Is tka: the p.x, R.onhl,-
car candidate Tor Eice-Presldsr: will come
iEon New ORR, Maryland, o. he S,a,.s w.
4Lg between them The former presents a
caEoieatss II the person OF Gcv. Fsntor. ana
lne latter another, In ex-senator CrssvsII
betn are god men, though whether ne Mary
lsnd RspLblic5ns expecs % do nore taan com
PI1tn M. Z, win the vote 81 their dele
saits N he trst instance, we are rot "a Y lsed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

IsK WKEkIY STAR Is noT CT cur counter
cor sale, and In wrappers, ready for the mails
containing Gen. Towards Rspor-; the le,ter
OF Gen. MeiZs on The IEprovenen. OF Pann-
-Eiyants avenue; the EXeca.lou OF n. Man
eSester feniius; the Southern Rscon st-uction
ScnveruOrsi the end OF ImpeSc nmaut: the
vary ianc sunday SCHOOL Convention; the Dts
sliers' Convention; Proceeding. OF Coneres.
washington News and Gossip, n. Courts
Temperance Matters; Moysuer :, CT ,ne WORK
ng People; Useful Items of DsHsslS Econ
ofnYi HUMOROUS Sketches. with Dorrsstir, Mil
iiary, Naval, Departmental, and Local News:
Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany
snd the latest Telegraph DApstche.
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
ROAD

John W. Garrett, Esq was unantm ously
reelected President OF tue Baltimore and Ono
Company By tee b ard OF Drec,ors at their
meeting in Baltimore on Wednesday evening"
During the nine years he has occu pied that
responsible position, this able on GER has, by
his ssgacious Management or the a4aIrs Of the
company, Accomplished wonders for IA /, road
he has not unfrequenuy, we are toll given
eighteen hours out Of twenty. four to his ar
ducus duties. la entering upon his tenth year
OF service be delivered q brief address. In
which be referIed to his desire. expressed at
tie previous election, 10 retire from the posi-.
uon' but said that the soIicita,ioo OF no merous
friends Interested ia the contioue success OF
the important ertrprisas In progress, had
prevailed with him 70 again Yell hi, own
wsnes 70 their solicitations, and help to per-
fectthe systems which have been planned, and
are being carried out, 70 ad var ce tue interests
connected with the road. He mentioned loci.
oentauy The additions to the lines worked By
the Baltimore And Ohio Oo0pasy, Of the Gen.
tra Ohio road, the Winchester and Potomac
road, and the Washington county road, as in
cressihg the labors and respes sibiIities OF tn
ofhcers. and aliu led bren 10 the extent Of the
works In progress. and the mag aitude OF the
operations Of the road, more than Ten thou sand
men being now employed In the scr vice of the
company.
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NEW ME1Ico.-A letter from santa p, New
Mexico, ssys the legislature Of n 4, TERRITORY
Asss mbIed on the % instant, ana Organized oy
sieoJing 70 all the officers Of both houses the
;risnds OF Colonel Chaves, ths RspubHcan
candidate Tor Congress TIE Letter further
sla;ss tha; the Lerslature stands on me joint
oallo' thirty Republicans sRd nine Demo
Gratis
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TIE sT0bY WITHOUT AN END.
From the CO rman Of CARovE. By the late Mrs
sABAH L AUSTIN Crown sto. With fftee a
eAauisite Drawings by 4. v. B.. printed ia co {.
ors In fac simiie Of the original water colors,
gilt, So; cloth, ivory inlad panel (new styie
panel (very eIegenft, 10 20.
One OF the most charming Of allegories, the
" etory without an End is here for the first time
worthily illustrated by designs full Of fairy like
fancies. Exquisite in themselves these drawings
pave been faithfully and most skilfully repro
duced No effort has been spared to make this
volume the most perfect specimen Of block color
printing ever executed and il may be pronounced
one of the most Cbarminely illustrated books of
the approaching season. Tine volume will also DO
Cherished rs hitting memorial Of that % noble aud
beautiful woman, the late Mrs. SARAH T. AUSTIN,
whose translation OF the sliegory retains all the
charm Of the original.
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CONVENTIONS IL RIcHsoSD.-The Farmers
h'shuon was in session last nigh. The
hoNorS' convention representing tie Conser-
yAnve papsrs OF the safe epdors.t ths +. 80,
OF tee Convention elsewhere reported 10 oar
paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

" william G. Rive, X. n T Hunter,
yonn Janney' James Marshall, aad j. X.
luekef, were appointed as he Committee of
ne Virginia Conservative Cen wee 80. 90 -
pare an address 70 the people OF Y lrginis Aud
a< uIiIsa States. A~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

- The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland has Ia
=ued q proclamation declaring the public "a.
EsTa4s tor the fenisns executed for reasoa at
Manchester sedit'ons, ana prohibiting such
1enonEtraticB rs la future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

a6-1 he London Times in an editorial on ,he
prospective ABOLITION OF the tax on cotton by
the American Congress, says the "a c ulties
OF the United States are extre ne, and expects
that country will have 10 resort to In ere ased
Internal tax and higher tariff, but believes
that the people will dissvoW any plan for the
pay ment Of the bonds OF the Un,ted States and
the interest in paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

IL By roJ al decree OF Spaia the duties on
cattle, provlsicns. breadstuffs. ola, aad ma
ceineiy into the Island Of Puerto R.eo are
abolished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

FoEREsras the " Gisdistor" at the Na.iou.l
Theakr This evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

~The Ksntucky Democratic sac Central
Committee have agreed upoa call for q STATE
sonyention on February -, 20 nominate can :
c.oate for Governor, an electoral ticket, and
c-le gates 20 the national con yenuon-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

TIN LEGALITY or THE EHAScIPArIox
AssSpHEsr-Son1et time since we mentioned
'os fsei that the captain o. British vessel
sas brought int Key West. Fla. three
niack sailors. and that the authorities At that
place bad indicted him Tor an infracfion of the
STATE law prohibiting the importation OF free
nsgToesi which mstter had been e-onzht to the
toVernmeni here by the British Legation. and
r-serred 10 the Attorney General Tor DECISION
'oucninS the legsli-y OF tbs emancipation
amendment 70 the Constitution. A correspou.
dent OF The hey West DispaicA Saws tns, the
nsu - were not sailors, bat passengers, intro
fuesd here for the purpose OF doniailiaton:"
Claims that the Introduction Of such persons
or saeh purpose is against the law of the
Sasts," and gives his opinion ina; TIE matter
'e not controlled either by me recent amend
melt 20 The Constitution Of the United SAFES
&c The so called civil rights bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

- II the Eouse Of Conmons IN Oar Ads
res0'U tioUs 10 Tefsrence 20 the North west Ter.
TtlOEy were carried b large majority.
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CHARLES DICKENS, NEW CHRISTMAS
~ STORY.
NO TBOROUGHFARE;
Price only Ten Cents.
Send at once fer o COPY 10
SHILLIEGTON's BOOK STORE.
The Widow Son a new book by Mrs. Soptb.
worth. Price: Paper, 81 70; cloth sins
mseeis Pros ty the author Of Aunt Mar
gaIet's Trouble. Price 50 CITE
Wavtrly Novels, BY sir Waiter Scott with all
the Authors latest Corrections, Notes and Intro-
auctions; tn li-hed by Adam Charles BLACK
Edinburgh Price Only q cts
cents. W
Hagerstovn Almanac, Farmers Ai,aansc CIR.
man Alnsyacs, Housekseper's Almanac, Comic
cents per dozen.
Old Frsnklin Almanac: price 20 cents
DisFi' Tor lSjo, In every variety. for sale very
cheap, at SHILLINGION's
Book Store,
dc i2-3 cor ~ street and Penna ave,
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IMPORTANT DKcIsIOS.-lt has been decided
BY the pennsylvania Supreme court that
drawing check on bank In which the dra wer
has no funds, and uttering 1t, 10 fraud. both on
the person TO whom IL Ii negotiated and on the
bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

~ The Board OF Water Commissioners of
St Louis will to- day sell two aAd q half mil
lions of 81. Louis water bonds, bearing six
per cent. interest, payable semi.annuaily in
coin, the bonds TO run twenty years. The
principal Is also payable in coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

H & KS
Opposite Patent Ofbce, 9TH street.
a fne selection of CHR0MOS. OIL PAINT
lNGs, ENGkAN1NGS, &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 PlCTgkE FRAMES in WALNUT, BOSE
WOOS and GOLD. either Square or Oval
CARVED WORK,
such Centre and Side Brackets Oval ana
square h anes from Card to Life size, Photograph
and Picture Taosels and Cords, Nails and Rings
Pictures OF every description framed TO order in
any style desired.
l.. j, ReTHROCk,
de 9-4taw3w 45o ;th s,rae,
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CHRISTIAN LYRICS.

CHRISTIAN LYRICS.
Chiefly selected from Modern Authors. l38 Poems,
illustrated with upwards of $50 eugravings
Email fto. Uniform with "Heber's Hymns ~
Cloth, extra gilt, So; morocco, elegant $40.
This volume comprises selections from the devo-
uonal productions Of all the more popular modern
poets, and the illustrations, which are designed by
the most skilful artists in England. are all exc
outed IN the trst style of wood engraving.
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GOLDEN THOUGHTS FROM GOLDEN FOUN.
TAInS

In post ito. Cloth extra, gilt. SI2; morocco gilt
or antique, SIS.
This IL one of the most exquisite and uniaue
columns de lure produced in England IL
embOdies choice selection Of sacred song. The
entire work IS printed on q beautiful sepa tint by
che BROTHERS DALZIEL 1t is ornsme Bted with
initial letters and gold borders with f2 headings
and other large illustrations by he most eminent
artists, and is produced throughout in q style Of
chsstentd elegance.
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Geverpment Secu,,tI.s,

WAsHISeTos, Dec. 10, iSS7.-Jay Cooks q
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

NEW AND ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
WORKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS 1865.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


ArED wARE.
ENGLIss AND AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY
IRA sEIs, WATERS, ICE PITCHERS.
GAZE BASKETS, cAsroBs, FORKS,
SPOONS, &C, &C.
Also, all the better qualify Of
EEGLIsHASDAMkRfCAN TABLE orTLgBY
large assortment Just opened
NJ. ". CALF BIO. jewelers.,
deii-H 3st Pennsy Nv aria avenue.
L HRIsTNAs PREsEN
We are orening daily - Fine aud - Beautifai .
stock Of
GOODS SUITABLE FUG THE HOLIDAYS,
as eau be found In the city. Most o. then are Of
our on seiecti9n, made II New ak and PSils
,la~s IL the Book asd Stationery line. Among
them usy be found
MUSICAL sEGAR STANDS.
JEwELRY BoxEs.
FINE DRESSING CASKS
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WHITING
DESKS,
oLIvE.woop BOXES.
WORK BOXES.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MUSICAL ALBUMS
FINE MOROCCO TRAvELING sATCHELs,
P0RTMoNAIEs, SC, &c.
We respectfully invite cur Patrons and the Pub
lie te call and examine eur stock.
FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON,
TAE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE,
dell tUnicn-I S34 PennsyIvsnis avenue.
LOOK eUT FOB THE HoLIpAYsi
CHR. RUPPERf,
KRISS KRINGLE HEADQ
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET, between and r.
Importer Of all kinds Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS.
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARs PRESENTS
Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure In inform
ing bis many friends, and the public generally.
of5 months during which time be has devoted S him
self TO the rejection Of the lareest and handsomes,
TAI and kLABHsT I H oRkRM i T T66ff
SC, &C. that has over been introduced ia this sec
tion OF the country These Goods have been select
ed III Paris. Nienn Bohemian. Switzerland. and
other places on the Continent Of Europe aud are
dispose Of at a. low prices So they can be had in
New York CT other Cities In consequence of having
purchased direct from the Manufacturer; among
which &C enumtrate In part
Embroidered Chair and Sofa Covers,
Embr'd Slippers On Velvet. Cloth and Cayas
Knitted Ladies' aud Infsu S Hoods,
Knitted Afgsns, al sizes.
Bohemian Eases ADD Ornaments.
Musical Boxes from O. o SY5, piece,
Opera Glasses, in Pesrl sna Ivory,
Music, | SeEar Stands,
o French Perfumery or sll kinds
CARD ChsE6,
WRITING DEske,
DRESSING CASES,
BASKET AND WORK STANDS
DOLLS OF EVERY pEsCRIPTION,
hhshs OfALLKINDS 0r CHARACTERS
BOOK. SPRING HOBBY BoRsES,
PROPELLURS AND SLEIGHS,
WAGONS and " HEELBARR0WS.
In order to give my customers ased facilities
IN their examir alton of my large stock of goods,
nave converted and fitted up, " 18th all the modern
pense the second story Of my establishment into
store-room- The new room is entered BY way OF
aS open stairway leading from the stere-rooTn il
The second story.
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do well
where
Those who wish to az old the large crowd usually
should make their selections early, 10 avoid
the rush. de q tJaul
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THE STORY WITHOUT A

Messrs. BLANCHARD MOHUN call the at
ttntion Of the Public TO the folio Ing new and nt
Books. &c " 1880 "
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BLANCHARD MoHUN,
BOOKSELLERS AND IMPORTERS,
Corner Pebnsylvanih avenue and 18th street.
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DOCKS FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
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ELEGANT VOLUMES WITH PHOTO
GRAPHIC ILL TONS.
THE MASTERPIECES OF ITALIAN Art.
In one handsome quarto volume, extra cloth, rich
~ gilt, $3.50.
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DUTNAMs MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOB JANUARY, 1865,
Is now ready, with the following contents:
/. interchangeable Old and the new
II. Thirteen Years of the Nation
III. pobbs; His Ferry
~. Jewels of the peep-Corals
'. Too True-An Anieric az Story of Todsy-
Chaps. I and2
vi. Frederick sburg
VII. The Beginning Of New York
VIII. The Carpenterma Christmas Story. BY the
~ Lie in Great Cities-New York
\. The Late Francis L. Hawks
NJ. he Italian Question
MI Dickens Second isit
XIII. Monthly Chronicle:
J. Occurrences 8. Fine Arts
2. Literature T. Music
s. Table Talk
Also, a great variety of latest Publications, and
'N VIM JOHN c. PARKER's,
...--s. No. As eth street.
dc git Opposite the City Post Office.
uORDON's PREsERyEs,
MA1LLARDs FRESH 81 VARIOUS FRUITS.
CANDiEs, CHOCOLATES, &c.
ORANGE, AND LEMON PEEL.
KAHIslNS; LAfEk AND BUNCH.
NV. BURCHELL
sog Under Ebbett House.
SWEET CIDER,
FRESH MADE AND EFFERyEsCENr
FOR sale at
KING PLACE,
ne3 Cor. Vermont ave. and 1873 st.
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THE GREAT WORKS OF sIR DAVID wILKIE
Photographs from the finest Engravings of his
most popular Paintings. With a Biographical
Memoir. In one very handsome quarto volume,
extra cloth, richly gilt, S22Jn.
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NJ ANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIoOR are n.
N1 gedns4 y HsLxBeLDs kxrIAcf bucHs.
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@PROF. HUTCHISGS. the great Humorist
W. and De!ineator, will deliver his
CELEBRATED LECTURE
on New York City, at MetLerott Hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. l2, at "a o'clk
Tickets 30 cents; for sale at the Bookstores and
~ Ihe door. de lO-5tr
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-02

STATE STREET CHURCH.-Rev. G.. L. Walker Is
expected to occupy his pulpit tomorrow (Sunday(
morning. Rev. Mr.. Demfiston, OF Catskill, N. Y,
VIII preach at same place in the evening. collection
men at the morning service. 9f rsU
FIRST PARISH CHURcH.-Rev. Leonard j. Liver
more, OF Lexington, Mass. will preach at the First
farsh Church tomorrow. There will be vesper SER
vices at O'clock in the evening. lob
FIRST UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Congress Square.
citation, will be delivered Sunday evening, by Rev +.
q. Bolles. collection will be taken in aid OF the
society. 70 BAL sal 4,SnnAf nre
FIRST BAPTIST CHuRoH.-Fhst Baptist Sabbath
School Concert tomorrow at II O'Clock p. M, in the
rooms of the Girls High School. Entrance on Cum
beriand Street. IA n. t-r.... s.E l. ...l
ST. LUKEs' CHURCH.-The Sunday services for St
Luke's Parish, will hereafter be at II O'Clock A. M
and u o'clock P. M. Sunday School at # clock P.
III.
wnLIsroN CHAPEL sabbath School tomorrow
lSunday) afternoon at Williston Chapel, Danforth
ST., at II o'clock. Prayer meeting in the evening Of
I O'Clock. Seats free. All are invited to attend.
MISSION CHAPEL.-There will be Sunday School
Concert at the Mission Chapel behring's Bridge to-
morrow Sunday evening at O'clock ALI interest
cd are invited. ufr t. ...l ...r-.54.
SUMNER STREET CHUnoH.--Services Tomorrow
Sunday all day, at the Summer Street Church. at 10.
O'Clock A, NJ, o'clock p. and o'clock in the
ening All are invited to attend.
MOUNrFORT ST. NJ 4. CHURCH. Services in THU
church tomorrow (Sundayal day and in the evening
School at the close Of the afternoon SERVICE
SPIRITUAL Observation-Disclosures for considers
ton tomorrow Sunday at Temperance Hall, At 10
A. M, Theoretical and practical religion" Trance
| speaking at q O'Clock p. NJ. .1s1 r7 lisoa
TEMPERANcE.-Sundsy evening temperance meet
ing, at Sons OF Temperance Hall, Congress Street
every Sunday evening" Services at O'Clock. Tn,
public are invited to attend. ,t .r- -