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RKLlGIoCs.-In the Presbyterian General As.
sernbly AZ Albany, New York. on Monday a
report on freedmen was submitted, which
shows that of one hundred and sixty five MIS-
slonaTles one hundred and ten arr negroes
Joseph Williams, q colored man, who has been
preacher IN slavery and freedom for thirty
years, addressed the Assembly by request He
u an old man. and preached among his fellow
slaves. He urged unity Of action and inter
course among the ministry of both races and
plead for aid from the North He defended the
colored race against the imputation of indolence
and dishonesty. His speech evinced talent,
and was warmly applauded.
In the Methodist Episcopaf General Coufer-
ence, in session at Chicago, a resolution was
offered in favor of admitting all missionary
Conferences TO representation After some
discussion II was postponed until to-day.
The American Unitarian Association met in
Boston Tuesday, and Hon. Thomas d. Eliot
was reelected President The home mission
work was reported as being largely extended
Receipts for the year S9i,sO0; expenditures,
$4,000.
The American Baptist Home Mission Society
was IN session in New York Tuesday. Dele
gates from the Southern Baptist Convention
were received with applause, and DR.. Jeser, of
Richmond, delivered an address.
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(By Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson 4 90. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foredgn markets a. follows
NEW YORK, May 27.-First Board-U. S.6s,
l61, coupon, 115x; 6.a0's, 1854 coupons, fl1N;
1854, coupon, 1091; 1864 coupons, 1O3x: 1866,
coupon, new, NY; 3a0's, 1oN, coupon, I11x;
l040s, coup ons, 1864; .30S. second. lOe 3Os,
third. 1857; Pacific Mail, 96x Ohio and Missis.
sippi Certncahee ak; MAriposa, S; Atlantic
NJ all ,36i Canton, so y; Cumberland, "a X; Western
Union Telegraph. IS vi On cksilver,3 80 &: Boston
Water Power, 20H: N Y. Central, 131Y; Erie,
70S; do. preferrd, 764; Hudson. 143H; Reading,
81 Michigan Oentrak 11sX; Michigan South !.
ern, SIX; Illinois Central, ll-3; Cleveland AMI
Pittsburg, seq; Northwestern, 6Sx; do prefd,
10Y; Cleveland and Toledo. lO9I; Rock island,
"a; Fert Wayne, l131; Alton 4 Terra Hauts,
4sI: Toledo Wabash, 5Os; Adams Ex.. 81;
Wells, Fargo & 90. Express, IS; American Ex
press 81; United States Express, 81; Mer-
chants Union, 2sk Gold, 1921 al4ok. Market
strong. ~ =. =
LONDON, May N-t1.15 A. M.-Con9ols for
money, e55s; Bonds, TX. Illinois, 96 Erie, 46.
FRANKFORT, Ills A. M.-Bonds, 76x.
LIVERPOOL, Ills A. Motion market de-
Ginning. Sales 5000 bales. Middling Uplands
l1s all \; New Orleans, 11aal1k. =
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FlMAnCaAL AND CoMMKRClAL.

The Detnora Of money in New York coatin-
nee, and The s0pply Is still largely in excess Of
the demand from all quarters The Treasury
Department y disbursing currency freely in
payne nj the balance OF the May com Dol uds,
and this adds TO the great ease In the market.
Loans are made at4 to per cent On call, IA d
6 10 per cent for prime papN.
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ANNUAL CosvENTIoN OF THE PRorEsrASr

ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF MARYLAND- This
body, composed Of clerical and lay delegates
from all parishes of the State and District of
toIumola, VIII convene to-day at ST. Peter 5
Il. r. ChurSh, corner OF Sharp and German
streets, and be presided over by Rev. Bishop
Nhittlngham- Important matters will be be-
lore Tue Convention for its action, among which
VII o. sn application for a revision OF the ac-
uCE Of last year in setting of the Eastern Shore
- distinct diocese. The Convention will re-
main IN essiop for the remainder OF the week.
Idtlrl9re Ns.R. Ut.
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OPPOSITION TO THE DIVISION OF THE Do
CEsk OF MAEYLAND.-At the last years session
CT the Protestant Episcopal Convention OF the
Diocese Of Maryland il was resolved to divide
the diocese and erect a separate one on the
Eastern SHORE There has been great opposi-
lion TO this project, and last night a meeting of
those opposed vas held in the lecture room in
the rear OF 81. Peters Church, corner of Sharp
ana Germsn streets. Explanatory addresses
were made BY Rev. Messrs. Stephenson, Gram
mer, and Williams, and Messrs. Motler, Stew
srt and others. A committee of three-Rey
Messrs. Mckinney, HOugh, and Willams-was
appointed TO memorabilia the Convention in
opposition to the diyision.-Ban americap. 27t5.
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OLE Bulls concert al Metzerott Hall to-.
night will no doubt attract an immense house,
this beng the last opportunity but one, our
Citizens will have of hearing the great yiolinist
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SODA TOLNTAIN-For sale cheap, two COP.
~ PEI FOUNTAINS. one Generator, and Coun
ter Ornament, at q. N. GREGORY. 3l5 Pennsyl-
Vanla avenue yI-1+
EOR SALE CHEAP-A handss me Get of GRO.
4 QUIET IMPLEMENTS, In good condition,
having been used but twice. Will be sold for one,
half what they cost. the owner having no further
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SENATOR FEssKyDKS.-A friend of Senator
Fessenden (says the New York SUM who has
always been a Democrat, has commu nicated to
US for publication the following passage from
a recent private letter of the Senator's:
II thank you for your kind words When
friends are announcing me in all quarters for
the one act Of my life for which deserve the
most credit, putting at hazard, as did, all my
cWn nonor and interest from imperative
sense Of duty. it Is a consolation to know that
some few yet believe in my integrity of pur-
pose. L shall take what you say as earnest and
uue, therefore, even If you are Democrat"
In the Senate proceedings yesterday, Mr..
Fsssenden, in denying the statement that he
had taken part at a meeting at Chief Justice
Chase's 10 fo-m a new Chase party, stated that
he was for Grant for the Presidency.
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IHr GETTYSBURG
kATALYSINE WATER.

The remarkable facts connected with the discov-
cry and history OF the Gettysburg Katalysine
spings have rapidly spread ali over the country
Tspedy for Rhsums.i:m' Gcut, Gravel, Dy.pepsia.
kidhey, Urinary; Bronchial, and other diseases,
Powers, caused BY men, al and physical exce..es
The water Of the Gettysburs Spring belongs to the
Of soda and lthie and the kindred 6icarbonstss Of
M ana = lime would suggest its ada ptstiSn
AN ALMOST NNElRAGgLSgs CUBE OF A
ST MARY's CHURCH, CHESTNUT HILL, PHrLA-
DELPhIA, December 4, 1857 --GESrLExsS: /
Deg leave to offer my testimony rtgsrdins
ar Sav. t6s' sGP Is deesrs AFTER cha.
my experience corresponds with all that h as been
have suffered from chronic rheumsti.m for Elk,
teen years; and during that y.riod h.ye been on
acute Inflammation The last attack commenced
on the 6ih of December. 1850. and believe that i'm
gre Attest pain produced by this terrible msiady' /
was 50 crippled in every Joint that I could not
in this condition for the renal Of ms lie
Since commenced the regular lie OF the water in
gradually and surely relieved until. at the 1rs.i
ent date: the rheumatic principle is entirely re
water, without any other kind of remedy L am
still ipeommodtd by stiffness, arising from the
daily improvement So lar from Ssins at a sss,
time di.aGreeseIy affected, my general health has
i
my neiRhbors 70 use the water and it he's ef5ectu-
ally cured dysle psia and kidney disease. - =
This 10 the hrst testimonia 81 Of the Kind have
ever written, and now send Il TO you through
feeiipg OF duty TO the community. have delayed
OF hastiness or delusion. Most earnestly wouli
recommend this charming remedy TO all persons Al
fe ted by any OF the ailments to which n h n
T. Z MORTALITY. d. d.
: DR.: Huber, Of Gettysburg, and DR. shearsr. of
Baltimore. also report curative effe its OF the A.
talysipe water, involving the solution Of urstss On
hard Jumps OF rheumatism.
Nav YORK HOSPITAL, 31s Broadway, May g,
lS6s:-We have used the Gettysburg Kafalysins
water In the New York Hospital many months,
chiefly 10 cases Of Rheumatic Govt. Ii has been
very emcacious IN ell the instances when IL has
; '''' JAMES vAHpERporL,Mp...
4 Home Physician, New York Hospital.
- Fer further informasion - to the crRa.
I'VE end PR0PHYLACrlG effect OF th,e
WATtR We refer 20 our Circular. which win he
tuInieheo free ct charge on Application 60 II p
Mtlburn Co W. fhompenH Brown Z Co a
q. q. Gmme, ktdyell q Son. Wilhn0 b 4 NJ wisIs.
Caiver Ford, Waltare Elliott, Moore
peckst Buckle. W. Wall, Marin 4 Bro, CropI~y
ncLeod, Sohn Qcnghsin, d. Gilman, wsiies
Sssfmecy, DfuepGe my S-lots
w EDrIEG CARDS, INVITATION AND at
HONE" CARDS engraved at
VRHNCH & Rich aRpsgEss
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1856 1856
FOR BARGAINS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
4Os PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Four and . half and Sixth streets,
WHERE KARR
SELLING OUT AT COST.
my n-lw H. BURNS q co,
IMPATIENT OF THE INrERIOR.
WAsHINSfON MAJ - lasa

WAsHlk6fON. May - l6ia
On the petition Of PHlLLIPPINE &. BeSCx
EkBlt Ga, OF Nstropa Pennsyivania, admit 4tra.
tTx Of the estate OF Howard Steren decs ased prsv
ins for the extension Of . patent granted 70 the
said Edward Stieren the 18th dny Of December ls5t
for an Improvement 10 Treating the Mother. water
of eaiipes TOR years from the OF pir alton OF
said patent vhich takes place on the l!th day Of
December, 1853 :
II e ordered that the said petition be heard Il
Novemher next. ct y o'clock n; end an per:ons
have, Why said petition ought not 70 b granted.
Persons 0plosin& the extension Are REQUIRED 70
s a. f q n wssf e Least Gay: ksors
20 be used # the ssid hearing must % taken end
ransntttsd 10 secordance vifh the snlss e ths C.
pSs s.' s,s :pH osh e R.ss,s r:sd sIos -
ne day o. he.ring the srgunsnSs, II any, sisRin
sT days sRer fling the tesflnony -
Oroeyed, also that this notice Be published I'm thu
nePs bliesp and IN the Inteliisencsr. Washinston.
IL. I sno IN the Post, Pift.baPs, Pspna ones
week Ter three successive weeks; the drsi Of said
&c, ~ u re least sixty 70
u 2 ws~ Acting Commissioners Of Patents
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fs.day's New York Markets.
BY TeleIraphl

NEW YoRK, May 27.-Stocks strong. Money
4a5 per cent. Exchange 100. Gold 391. Old
Bonds l1k, new 11h. Virginia IS, 56k. Cot
ton dull at 80 cts. for Middling Uplands.
F'reights quiet. TurpentIne declining at 5Oa
I0al5 cents lower. Wheat 2a3 cents lower
Corn la2 cents lower. Rye BAL cents lower
Oats cent lower. Pork dull and 10 wer: New
Mess $3.50. Lard dropping at 1SaaI9a, in
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RS at Columbia Hospital, by Prof. j. ii.
Of April, at Sd D. m.
Tickets for the course. go Can be obtained st
Or. Thompson's ONCE, 1s4 1 street. bet nth and
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DEPARTMENT,

~wAR DEPARTMENT,
N SURGEON GENEnAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d c.. March 2, 1853
An Army Medical Board, to consist of Surgeon
= Brown, Brevet Briesdier General, u. s. A.;
surgeon B. Wirtz, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel,
y. 3. A; Surgeon John Moore, Brevet Colonel
8. A.; and Assistant Surgeon A. A. woodruff
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, Z. 8. A, will meet in
New York city, on the i:s Of May next for the az
promotion, and Of candidates for ad mission into
the Medical stan Of the 3. Army.
Applicants must be between 81 and 30 years OF
age, physically sound, and graduates Of regular
Applications for PERMISSION to appear before ths
Board Should be addressed to the Surgeon Cen
ersl q. B. Army, and must state the full name
residence, and date and place Of birth of the candi
date.
Testimonials ~ to character and qualifications
must be furnished. If the applicant has been in
the medical service of the army during the late
var, the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank: and date and place Of service and
should also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing exami alton il IL an ind sable
prerequisite to appointment.
The number OF vacancies now existing In the
Medical Corps Of the Army is thirty nine.
K. BARNES,
h4eOtlel surgeon General. m
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Government Securities.
WAeHIEeroH, May "a. 1851, jay Cooke D
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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AHAyING RECENTLY IMPORTED
~ ALARGE sTOCKOF
"FRE INCH CHINA"
We are enabled to offer
WHITE AND BAND DINNER SITS,
DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SETS
CHAMBER SETS, VASES, COLOGNE SETS,
&c, &c, at
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES
Our stock Of other HOUSEKEEPING ARTI.
CLES' Is also complete
j. w. BOTELER BRO
Importer Of China, Glass, Crockery Ware, &C.,
myI st $40 (Metzerott Hall Pa ave
IN RECEIPT OF THREE MARSHALL'AND
Il TRAVkkS' Famed PIANOS. These-
instruments are the SMALLEST and
EEATEsT seven octave Pianos made ForsVuHvv
sale very low. We call your attention TO them.
JOHN r. ELLIS.
500 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sole Agent for Chiche rinR Sons Pianos.
my 20
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- ftNff I MEETINGS. EVERY NI|HT
~ Gle v.- egf saturday q. the Nstbo.
10 A. -J-. rHFrer fi-VjnIaav arG stu
--s f--r Hsrs hing 81 Aey SANVEL
"t 7'I ~ q ~
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DRANGs AMERICAN .cHRoM0s for ssle a.
ell respectable Art Stores. tgstsisgues rai lei
TBFE, by J. PRAfS CO.
Gye isrtn Boston.
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NJ NO OTHER ESTABLISHMENT In THE
A3 United State, has such an extensive as
soItmenI or as large a number of PIANOS, PAR
LOB ORGANS, MELODEONs. MUSfCAL IN
SHIPMENTS, MUSIC, and MUSICAL MER-
New Piano and Music warehouse.
my 2o1 800 Penna. ave.. 10th ct.
NE REGISTRY NOTICE.
Notfce 10 hereby given to all qualified voters Of
the City Of Washington, that the Judges Of Blec-
tons will be in session at the CITY HALL, in
said City,
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
May Is and Is. from o'clock q. m. TO o clock D.
m each day. to receive evidence Of the Qualifca.
ton OF persons A. to their right to vote, aud to
correct the poll list. my 20 I'd
POSTPONEMENT.
Notice 10 hereby given to all qualified voters
that the above revision Is post poned until
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
MAY 10Th AND 21rH,
During the hours named.
ALL NATURALIZED CITIZENS who NAV
come forward to be registered on the dav above
mention ed will be required produce their patur.
slization papers, certified copies thereof or due
proof OF their loss. unless ersonay known to the
Judges 70 be qualified citizens.
One challenger, and one only Of each party fr ON
my2s V.NOYEs
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HEkCoNoMIcAL ,d BgILDING AssOeIA.
Persons DESTROYS of joining this Association
organized the old plan, will ind Subscri pti ON
Book: and copies Of the Constitution at the follow
ing places, viz:
aGE0. b. PLANTS Room, No. 10 Plants
W s / HoMPsoNs. Druggist, 18th street, near
New Yark avenue.
N. CALLAN'S opposite the Treasury Building
G. STORES Once. opposite the Treasury Build
NV. BURCHELL's, Grocer, 14th and streets,
l.. CLEPHANE's, Collector Internal Revenue
AVS 7th street.
s. =. sXvAGEs Hardware Store, sa4 d street
north.
Al. JOYCE'S Coach Factory, 419 18th street.
T. M. HANSON'S Once, No. Intelligencer
Building.
GEORGE h. PLANT, President.
FRED. KooNEs, eecy. my Sites
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LADIHe OAH HAVE THEIR hO0PsKIRTe
ALTERHD AND RIPAIRED 1t CHS. BAUMs
HOOPeKIRf, CORSET and sHOULDKR BRAOE
nAkUFACTORT, - Louisiana avenue, between
6th and It'll streets. NH u-tf
DHIL0s0PHY OF MARRIAGI-Ane new course
OF Lectures, e delivered st the New Yort
Museum OF Anatomy, embracina the subjects How
70 live and what TO live for; Youth, Msturitv and
Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The cause
ffsdfgestion, hatule nee and Nervous diseases &C.
counted for; Marriage philosophioally considered,
Pocket volumes sontasoins these lectures viii be
forwarded 70 parties unable 10 attend, on receipt
4 four stamps BY addressing: SECRETARY
SSew 10Th mueeum OF Anatomy and Science, 61e
broadway, New York. e1-ly
CONFIDENTIAL Young men who have In
Y cured Themselves ey certain secret habits,
which unit them for business, pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; also, middle aged and old
men. Who, from the follies Of youth, or other
causes feel . debility in advance Of their year,,
before placing themselves under the trea tment OF
any one, should fret read The Secret Friend"
Married ladies' will learn something Of portance
by perustng The Secret Erie ndh Sent TO any
csSt. xddl.:. 6sslsd q Escs q
ooeton, Mess jsfy
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NJ OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON
JIG SKATING CLUB

US SKATING CLUB,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nay asth s8
II sseordabcs with article Isth Of the Constiru-
e,, nRECiAL GETTING OF the Clubis called
.Si sAn kDAI. June sth. 1873. at the Board Of
Jitde Rooms at O'Clock IL will be rscoIiected
lhst lbe Two months Limitation for payment of
en,s VIII 1pire on that day. and IL il er-
Ieetgd tnst al who do not desire 20 forfeit theil
Htmeerrbip will have paid their assess ments nre
Nicus 20 that time ONLY fhoU tsTfjfrat-s fy,iy
y7fd up trtA Be eHtttlsd vepv,s,sf9f.o, al "a
",s'trs CLAGErr President
N ~ nVVn -, o,oIetsy. my HIT
"THE SECOND MONTHLY NerrrSc ov
TIE ENTERPRISE BOILDING assn
Cih1Ioh torgsnized on the old plan will be- heId
II temperance Hall, street. betsesn Orb snd
10th, MONDAY, june stb, 1858 at cIock n m
Books Of ubscriptfon are now opsa e. the fol.
l~w ing tiscss ~ NJ
WALL, r. BIysoS 4 co, Penna. avenue. be-
iSetD 9tk and 18th streets.
!. FALLS, secrstarys Once, Interior De-
G BAKER. Star Once
IHOhAs b PFNlCKs Governmen Print NJ
toPIEY NeCboUp corner Bridge ana
w II. SALLk reEFn.E s;h sna b streets.
r.r, sLLEY President.
AUS. ~fr-F ENu ed
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JAMES yANpERPoIL, ND.
Home Physician, Nv York 6osrifsl.

IN, M EDnIEG CARDS. INVITATION AND "sr
FRENCH RICHARDSON'S
my2Ot a3i Penney wanna avenue
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II A d. Z EADlt READili
ALL MUST ACKNOwLEDGR THAT
THOMAS FAHEYH

@ kAYEL ROOFS
similar construction. Using none but the best
material, and work performed by mel Of fifteen
years eI penence.
He also invites the attention OF the public gen,
viz:
Rosendale and Round Top Cement,
Lime, Laths. Hair,
Holland Point Sand Per boss salvinstou.
White Sand, (coarse and fpe,l
Wotherspoon q Calcined Plaster.
Felt, Pitch and Gravel
Sold az the lowest cash prlcee.
All orders promptly attended to,
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
nh D. m Smithsonian Bridge.
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E MEETING DESIGNED TO PROMOTE
~ more unity among the different Metho Ii II
tiur, hes OF this city, will he he d TH - Wei
D. -day EVENING, at s O'Clock at Wesley Cbsn
e Al are cordially invited to attend. IT,
"A sPEsIsL MEETING OF EQUAL d.
19 VISION, No =. OF T will be held Al THAR
HaIl 81 90 SIX O'Clock THIS (weiu-siayl EyEN
ING 70 make arrsnge ments for the funer al ~ onr
deceased brother, q HEISE
II wM. h. YOUNG. w.P.
"BEFORE PUB HASING PIANO Or
u3 PARL0k ORGAN In ar out Of the city ex-
anime cur stock No establishment in the country
can show you sach variety or offer you better in
cuCenlents Four stories and basement devoted
exclusively TO the trade. -
JOHN y. ELLIS,
nyi-J 800 Pa. avenue
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TAX NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA,l
WARRINGTON, May Is, 1868
Notice 10 hereby given that the ANNUAL LIST
u TAXES assessed in this Collection District for
the year 1865 has been received from the Assessor
and that the duties and taxes therein specified
nave BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE.
The taxes included in the sforessi list are upnn
LICENsEsJ BILLIARD TABLES, oARRI,
ASEs, WATCHES, and SILVER PLATE for
will attend at my office, No 46s Seventh street,
opposite the General Post Once. daily, lSund avs
same.
All persons Who shall neglect to pay the sums due
by them respectively. according to the list afore-
said, within the time specified, May 3lst, 1868 }
pay FIVE PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof, together with other costs.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the District of
Columbis my Is dtd
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CONSULT DIR. LEON,
~ RECEPTION ROOMS,
$50 nth STREET, above Pennsylvania avenue.
Ladies desiring especial treatment will find him
the post skflfuI and reliable physician the city
IRREGULARITIES, from vhateyer cause fully
and quickly relieved, without the usual abandon.
the Doctor. jan lsly
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TOE RENf-One three story BHICK .,,,I..
4 on the corner OF street and New Jerscv ~
nuc, containing II rooms and . fiue at .re yocu
month. Store %. For terms sppiy 10 v"
ny 1T Corner OF oth and Z at norm
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OHE TON gF
WHITE 0LOHER &c = MONEY
spgt At ING PLkCE
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w III. NALLt rgTneT Sth and * streets
a 4. IAitS >s-'y tExsi' r3y sd
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Autumn of the Heart.

The corn hows its head to the sickle.
The mghtingale's .nu snur is husned,
Rain te tr- from the arb ltus tricke,
Hcec traits in the crest 10 cru>hed;
We have f,u ;ht. butt .ttie il ending,
We a-e wolrdei md Sick tro n the d hit,
Blue shadows around us descending
reaCae kisses OF III hit.
We have iournevel not needing our d anger.
Cried IN wild u1p.ic uJd above;
We have love till our eyes ost their niger,
Aud hearts becam: eepy with love
Red roses ure dyil-. VIII Gu wre he'd us,
We are STAN II with the iron that sears;
Dead love in compassion bequeath, US
Its relic OF tears.
Alb mel but the summer was pleasant
ShI we ole and lie drcaminI again
Wou We icld The dull: day OF the present
For an hour of tie past and its pain?
Do we hunger .or 81 ses that 'tun usP
Or 10 Ig for the lips that have lied?
Must we sto p tor the gauntlet they've flung us!
Weep7 creep to their size?
We crinee to these SOW rs of sorrow:
We CRY for bl .hted clresS;
Wedream for night; on tue morrow
We gather the tarei OF distress
We bo to our griet an prl'ation;
WopIy foi the pl aSures ta cloy;
Our work is to bull the foundation
They love to destroy.
Oh, women with hearts brimnninG DER
With passions We never can feel,
The world Is too week to discover
The mystical love you CONCEAL
Our sorrow, not yours, the reproving,
Your triumph. and ours the d feat,
Our lives re made hitter from loving.
Why are you so sweet?
Isl Jam-s' Magazine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

Perez toward the State of Jalisco. They were
armed with spencers eight and Henry's twelve
They opened the safe containing the army
funds, which Sanchez had in his possession,
and took therefrom its contents, s17OO. AteachI
town they levied a contribution Of bread, and
compelled the people to provide foad for their
horses. Martinezs command at Zacatecas was
ordered to follow Perez and to give no quarter.
They started five hundred and seve- ty-tlve
strong, and mutincd at the little town OF Ojo
Cali ute, twelve leagues from Zacatecas; Perez
joined Chavezs revolutionary party on the hrst
Instant, at the small town OF Santa Anna,
twelve leagues to the southwest of Guadalajara,
and routeI the eleventh reg iment Of that State,
Which had been sent in pursuit OF them by
order of General Ramon Corona. Sanchez,
Pintos, Chaves and Perez then united their
commands, which numbered somo seventeen
hundred men. They are now in the heavy
mountain lands between the Can,ino Real of
Teplc and Colima. They stay there in obedl-
ence to orders from Lozado and Placio de
Vcpa.-Cor. Mr. York inns.