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Maryland Annual Conference of the Metho.
dist Protestant Church.

SEVENTH DAY.-Rev. J.. w. Bates, of Com
nltiee on Literature, reported favorably of the
Western Maryland College, recommending that
scholarships be secured, and that an agent be
secured TO recommend at all the churches and
congregations of the district the interests of that
INSTITUTION. and also 10 advance the interests of
the BOOK concern, and secure subscribers to
the Methodist Protestant. 1t also recommended
1; j. Ward to be agent. The report was
adopted.
Rev. DR.. ]. ]. Murray, Of Committee on
PRESIDENTS salary, reported that he received
S2,C6U, 3pportioned to the various circuits sta
items, and missions of the Maryland district
The report OF the Com mittee on Missions was
next considered. Williamsport asked for Ar
appropriation of S10t: granted on certain con-
ditions. Kent Island asked for an appropria-
tion OF Sic; not granted.
The report of the Superanuated Fund Stew
ard, Rev. J. L. Malory,) was received Rev.
John Roberts moved TO strike out the name of
sister L. Z. Ewell. and direct the Ste ward 10
distribute the amount allotted TO her.
Rev j. l.. Mills was loaned to Virginia Con-
ference one year. Rev. G. w. Simpson was
lett without an appointment at his own re-
quest.
On motion of DR. Ewell, the order of busi-
Will. Fraternal Messenger from North Caro-
lima. to take leave of this Conference, and moved
that iraternal messengers be appointed 10 the
Holston, Virginia, and West Virginia Confer.
ences. Adopted,
Rev. Daniel Bowers presented H. 7. Germ.
hardt for deacon's orders, whereupon Revs 5.
u. SoutneIiaBu, Il. D MOTIFS, John X. Nichols
ordained the candidate. Then Isaac T. Atkins
was presented by the same minister, and was
sole mnly ordained Elder by the President of
the Conference, Rev. S. b. Switzerland. AS
sisted by Revs. John Roberts and Daniel
Bates. ,t.s. = 70 ..5. =
Rev. DIR. Barr, President Of Holston Confer
ence, Methodist Protestant Church, took occa
sion to express his earnest wishes for the pros
perity Of the Maryland district of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, and bade the Confer.
ence farewell, as he soon returns to his own
distant home.
The report Of Committee ON Statistics v..
then read by the Secretary, showing An in ncressa
Of interest throughout the district
Conference adjourned.
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FROM EUROPE TODAY.
(By Gable to the Associated Pressl
The Abyssinian ExpeditiOn-The Napo.
leOnic Dynasty PAMPHLET

LONDON, March 19.-Late dates from the
English expedition now operating in Abys-
sinia for the relief of The English captives held
by King Theodore, have been received in this
city To-Day. II was reported at Amnesty Bay
on the 9Th inst. that The British commander
Gen Napier was about to make a sudden dash
on the enemy's forces near Ma gdala, in the hope
of beng able to free the captives in the surprise
and confusion Of the moment
PARIS, March ia new pamphlet seeking
TO establish the claims of the Napolaonic
dynasty to popular origin, has been made
public. Napoleon's authorship of the works
IN question is authoritatively denied, and IL is
now said that Cont, Secretary OF the Emperor's
cabinet, was the writer.
LONDON, March 19-Noon.-Consols 93Ya
t3h FOR money and account; u. s. 5-2O's, ~ :
Erles, i64; Illinois Central, soy.
LIVERPOOL, March l9-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and prices are fraction easier; Uplands, 10
orleans, 1O7. Sales of 10000 bales. Bread
stufs unch hanged.
LONDON, March 10 Afternoon.-C Consols.
70 sas3s for money and account; u. s. 5-2u's,
I2aa2A. Other securities are UNCHANGED
LIyEEFoOL, March -Afternoon-Cotton
quiet and steady; Flour, 37s.; Lard, SIS; Cheese,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER NAG.
NOLIA.
Terrible Scenes-List Of the KILLED and
Wounded.

Ill
Wounded.
CINCINNATI, March 1a-Persons who escaped
from the steamer Magnolia give terrible ac-
counts of the scene at the time of the explosion
Some were blown high into the air, others
thrown into the river. where they struggled to
keep from drowning, and many lay scattered
here and there on the wreck, horribly man
gled, scalded and burned to death.
ne following are the killed, missing and
lost:-Captaln Prathers; James Stevens, second
engineer; Perry Miller, second mate; William
Evans, bar tender; Mary Capin, chamber
maid; John Rees, Ohio: VIM. Evans, boatman;
Miss French, Mason county, kentucky, sup
posed to be drowned; Ii. Bradley, Ripley,
ONO, is reported TO be lost; six deck hands
whose names are unknown, are reported TO be
lost. Total Is
The injured are as follows: Henry Clark,
Adams Express Company, badly wounded
MIR. Gardner one of the owners of the boat was
badly hurt. MIR. Burton, bar tender, was bad.
ly bruised. The Magnolia's yawl is making
trips between the wreck and the shore, and
picked up all she could carry. Skiffs from the
steamer California We're sent out, and assisted
in rescuing many from a watery grave. Seye.
raj jumped into the river and were drowned
The first engineer tried the boilers a few min
utss before the explosion. and found them full
OF wafer. Those on the after part of the boat
who were not rescued by the skifIs, Were either
drowned in jumping overheard or burned to
death.
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MORE FIRES,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, March l9-As nel Hath
away's barn, at Sufiield Connecticut. with forty
tons Of hay and twenty COWS, was burned last
night. The fire was the work of incendiary
ROCKLAAD, Me, NJ arch 10 "A fire occurred
at Warren village, eight miles rom this place,
last night, destroying the Warren Wooden Com :
pdny's factory, boardin house, grist mill
and large wooden building containing two
stores, four tenements, and an asserting room
The fire originated in the dye room The loss
is S30,CCO; insured for SO. COO
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Arr'ln ine New OK Herald
Holy Unity, corner OF Foriv-sacsaA street
ana Mrdl on avenue. was crowd I'd sunday
morning with an assemblace of The mos.
fashionable attendants OF divine service in the
cry. Livery pew contained one OF mor- thau
its allotted number. and stools were PLACED by
busy seAions along the aisles TO acc5mm ID Al.
the rush OF religious sensatlonists who had
gath red anticipating that Mr. Tyng would
allpoe 10 The late uial in which be appeared 30
prominent. or 10 his more recent s.adnonition >
by ElShop Potter. In this they Were sadly DIS
appointed. AFTER the usual IN rod iuC tory SER
vices OF morning worship were gone through
with-the large congregation impressively loin-
ing-Mr. Tying approached the desk m the
centre of the pulpit, and, while eager eyes
looked expeetsntly and complacent cOunts-
nances indicated the commencement of a
Spicy feast, said i'm a feeling ana distinct
manner: III IL barely necessary for me 10 say
TO my own people and others accustomed ~
worship here thai this pulpit is never deeraaed
by personal vindieations- nor made the niacs a
pander to partisan feelings, bun from IL oaiy
can De heard the simplest yindication of tn
Gospel Those among you thai hs We come 10 r
may be good that you are here. as Some of the
simplest truths Of the Cos pei NAV find q rpsting
piace IN your hearts, helping You TO eternai
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FROM HAVANA.
Flight OF Salnave and his Army-Ameri.
can steamer Condemned

HAVANA, March 19.-Hayti dates to the I'D
ulto state that Salnave and his aImy near Cane
Haytien, had been put to flight.
The French Admiral had demanded the pay.
ment OF the arrears of the Government to
France. Conscriptions were active
Kingston, Jamica, dates to the first instant
state that the American steamer Estrella had
been condemned.
Mr.. Eyre is reported to have been offered the
GoYernorship Of St. Kits.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS sARSAPARILLA.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The re putation this excellent medicine enjoys is
dtrlyr1 IRON ITS cures, many of which are truly
where the system seemed saturated with corrup-
tion, have been purified and cured by IT. Scrofu
waited by TIE, scretuloGs c3ntsmination until they
we're painfully affecting have been ally cured
tie country, that the public scarcely need to be
informed Of its virtues or uses
enemies Of our race 0ften, this uaseen and unfelt
tenant Of The organisn undermiaes the constita,
tlon and invites the attack Of enfeebing or fatal
diseases, without exciting suspicion of its pres
enee; Again II seems to breed infection throagh-
sion rapidly develop into one other cf its hideous
In pe a Eh n aS pS or ddeHy 'Se
IN in, lungs or heart, or tumOTs formed in the
Of
hTnSs tne occn slo1sl use 81 bottle OF TINS ssr
whi. T% ay
Siitnh ,u,, the rollsging somp!sints generally
h9d % rsfs Hi. ss fns'e st. Are
,ss"ny's psy Fire B Boss or ETys,pslas, Tester, Salt
Ears and other eruptions or, visible fDrns of
% as sfep br%r.Y IN Heart ss RfsG peaSe F
Epilepsy, neurslgia, aud the various tlcerOus
syphilis OIL or Venerssp and Mercnriai Dsesses are
cured ey 1t though long time ts REQUIRED for sub
tsss Sse maa1 o 3 s
the mrlaint Lsucorrgh@a or whites, Uterine
soon relieved and uti1ately cured byits purify ing
and 1nvigorating effect. Minute directions for
eeCI case are 1ound IN our Almanac, supplled
gratis. rheumatism and Gout, when caused by
Hccrmulations of extraneous matters in the blood
Yield quickly to IL, as also Liver Complaints, Tor
pidity, COnsestion or Inflammation of the Liver,
and Jsundice, when arising, they often do, from
the rank ling poisOrs in the blood. This SARSA
FAR1ILA A is a great restorer for the strength and
ytgor of the system. Those who are Languid and
Listless. Despondent Sieepless, and troubled with
Nervous Apprehensions or Fears, any of the at
tections sy IN ptomatic Of weakness will find imme-
diate relief and convincing evidence of its restora
tive power upon trial.
PREPARED
DR.. J. q. AVER CO. LOWELL, Mass,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
Sold BY Gil Druggists Every where
z. D. GILMAN,
nh 4-eo3m Agent, Washington
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~ General Order No. I. from the ,.r,o mar
ters Ct the Maryland Militia, prescribes that the
arst law parade Of the Maryland National
90 G9:la : snaii uke place on Monday next, the
= Limburger Cheese has been deciked 10
ee nuisance in Plttsburg, and q RrocerI finsd
for keeping It In his cellar. Complaint vas
made oy ciasena o. the high ineighborAbod Of
grocer. who was fined twenty doIlars - cost,
mas appealed 70 higher court >-- -
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COLLISION AT SEA.

BOSTON, MASS, March 19.-The brig Aurora
with the barque Minervah, from Mobile The
Mlnervah was slightly damaged. The steamer
Neptune. from New York, towed the brig up
TO this city:
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FROM MEXICO.

Contemplated Secession of the Northwest.
ern States-Arrest of Gen. Vega &c,
HAVANA, March 19-The correspondeuce
from Mazatlan, Mexico, gives the particulars
OF the arrest of Gen Placido Vega, and a quar-
rel between Gen. Darales and Governor Mar
uneZ. 1t was probable that Gen. Vega would
be declared Governor Of the State, and that
the affair would end in the secession of all the
Northwestern States, and an appeal on their
pant to the United States
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NThe Tennessee Legislature has adjourne ed
till November.

The Tennessee Legislature has adjourned
till November.
~The next Legislature in Connecticut has
to act on the negro suffrage question.
~A man named James Rodgers in New
Jersey, committed suicide last Friday. He had
been unvell for several days, and become i'm
pressed with the belief that he would die from
consumption. .
~ A disgusting slander case In Worcester.
Mas, which has been before the courts for the
paat week, was decided on Wednesday bv
&v4dict Of $500 damages for the plainti6. Mrs..
Warner, widow, sued DR.. Rarnard, her neigh.
Dor in the same house, for frequent and con.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.
The Beach.Dean Libel Suit-R cduction of

NEW YORK, March 19-The libel SUIT against
Moses s. Eeach, of the New York Sun, by Mrs
Dean. has ended by verdict for the defendant
The Erle railroad having reduced the fare to
Buffalo TO five dollars, commencing next week,
will start steamboat line 10 Albany, at fifty
cents on Sunday 10 carry on war with the
Central railroad
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable,
instantan' Gus; no disappointmenti no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the Hat soft and beautiful bidck
o. 5roJrn. Sold by I'll Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly appi I'd at Bachelor 3 Wig Factoy,
No. l6 Bond srest, New York. ia 3-eodIy
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A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
vOus Debility Premature Decay, and all the eff
fects of yOnthfu indiscreton will for the sake of
suffering humanity. send tree to all who need il
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN b OGDEN,
sB Is1y No. ~ Cedar st New York
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DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA, March Ia.-Andrew G. Bar
clay, OF the firm Of Barclay Il Kennedy, died
this morning, aged IS years.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Essay FOR You've MEN on THE CRIME OF
ssLITUDE, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which h
create mpedments te MARRIAGE with sure means
OF relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA Pa ia %. .3m
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L'0R NON-RETENTI0N OR INSnNTI-
II NENCE of Urine, Irritation, Inflammation or
liberation Of the bladder or Kidneys, diseases of
the prostrsts glands, stone in the bladder, cslcu-
los, gravel OF brick dust Deposits and diseases of
the bladder, kidney;snd dr0psicsf s~eliinss.
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HELMBoLps EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
II u health ead vigor to the frame an hiooa u 10
the psllid cteek. Debility fs accompanied by
many alarming gym ptOns, aud If NJ treatment =
Its ensue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-19

HELABOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
ls a certain cure for diseases ofth
BLADD1R. kff My GRAVEL. DROPSY OR
GANlC WEAkNESS. FEMALE COM
PLANTS, GENERAL DEBILITY
and all disc ases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE Oh FEMALE,
from whAteyer cause OTlgiEatinx, and matter
OF HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs require the rss Of a
diuIetic.
III no Treatment L. submitted 10, Consumption or
insanity may ensus. Our flesh and blood are sup
ported Fl ON these sources, and the
HIALTH AND HAPPINESS,
that Of Posterity depends upon prompt use Of . re-
HELHBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
H HELMBOLD,
DRu0GIeT,
No 504 Broadway, New York.
No. IO4 South l0th st., Philsdelphis, Penn.
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HELMrOBD's FLUID FXTRAOT BUOHU ~
pleasant : n taste and ofNr free from All inv,
rious properties, aud immciIare in its action,
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HELHBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
HI PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and
oslioste disorders in all their stages at little
psbEe, little or change in diet. no inconye-
Iisnce ard no exposure. IL il pleasant In taste
and odOr, immedi te in It's action. and free from
AL furious properties.
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VsE HEABoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BucHu

EEFEEBLED AND DELICATE COSTITU.
lions, II both .exes, use bELMB0LD'S
ENTRACT BUCHU. II will give brisk and ener-
Fetic feelings, and enable you TO sleep well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-19

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN.
= safe b. tmeGies for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BU
ChU AND IMPROVED BOSE WASH
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Irics, l -D Der bottle, or SIX bottles for esq,
delivered to any address
SOLD BI DRUGGISTS IvBRYwHIBH.
= ~ dsetkwly
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SIATE TRIALs-HowelI's English State
= Trials, "a vols SO vol ii vols. Bargr ives
Peek's Trial, Chase's. BlOunt's, HOpkinson
Nicholson. and Burr; Wilkinson's Memoirs; Char
leyOIX, 3 vols, French, most rare Jok in Ameri-
&C, $50; Petsrson's Million I'D. Aniiquary, IS cts
Dickens Hunted Down, ~ cts. Wanted-Plat
Book OF Washing gtOn HUNTERS Crest Anti
Guarisn Book Store, 204 and 17e Pennsylvania
avenue NH IA 81
TO COUNTRY MERCH ANTS.
PLoW CASTINGS IA cts. per h.. warranted
superior = any in this market. We also manu-
iacture the following Plows: White 4 Bros cele
brated Iron Beams. Cummiis IRON Beams Mi
nor and Horton Peekskill Eddy's Wrought Iron
Beam; ann Left Hand Plows.
Country merchants will nd il to their alyan-
taEe 20 cell before purchasing elsewhere.
WHITE BRO, IRON FOUNDRY.
No. % Maine avenue.
near IA street bridge,
NH l2-lv&W4" Washington, d, @,
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THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH
d Therefore the nervous aad dehilitatad should
Immediately use HLLMB0LD'S EXTRACT BU-
CHU.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL yIGOR ARE
vi resained BY HELABC Ids EXTRACT BU-
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The WHITE HoUsE.-The President was en-
gagged for some time to-day with his counsel
Messrs. Stanbery. Black, Curtis, and Evarts.
This morning Senators Buckalew and Doolit.
lie am several Representatives had interviews
with he Executive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-19

SHATTERrD C0EsTITUTIONS RESTORED
~ tf HkLMBOBD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
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NINE FAMILY GROCERIES.

of FINE FAMILY GkOOE8IRn, consisting. Of
Tees, Wines, Liquors, Dried and Canned Fruits,
Baces, eyruD saA noIassss, and I'll other articles
for family use usualiy found In - s-eleos estab
sSe feeling assured thas satisf.etion Etn bs given
IN IHs ssd saAh1 COR IN api :tss.S. ~ ners
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES McCulloch this
morning received a communication from Rev.
Father DeWolf, assistant pastor of st. Mat
thew's Church, in this city, enclosing 800. to
be placed in the conscience fund, having been
returned through the confessional
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TO CoNTRACT0Rs, BUILDERS, AND
The undersigned having purchased the lease and
entire interest of Mr.. Thomas Coyle in the SAND
PIT located on the Howard University property,
near the head Of 7th street. 10 prepared to furnish
SAND asd GRAVEL Of all grades, In any quantity,
o. the lowest prices.
maze at the ono on the ground, or by letter, to
ID. III. BLISS, 6upt w. b. B. 20. mhll-6ts
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RECEIPTS FROM CUsToMs.-The receipts
from customs at the ports below named from
March 9th To l4th were follows Boston
S3i4,93s; New York, S2,543,225; Philadelphia
S274,GcG; baltimore, Sl20,23l: New Orleans,
(rebruary oath to March 7th,) S21O,552. Total,
S34G},2:2
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A b BAD OUIN
"a FROM PARIS.
Steam Dyene and Securing Establishment, SOC
east side Of llth street, near Penna. avenue.
KID GLOVES especially rendered perfectly
clean and inodorous. 80
Remember. sos lIth street. NH Inn
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SECRETARY SEWARD, who has been on a
visit to his home in Auburn, N. Y for several
days past, is expected to return here this even.
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VIRGINIA NEWS,

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
source to-day were S22i, ,5g7 25.
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BOARD TO RETIRE ARMY OFFIcRRs.-By
direction of the President. Brevet Major Gen.
eral A. Doubleday, Colonel 35th Infantry, and
Brevet Major General Frank Wheaton, Lieut..
Colonel 39th Infantry, have been detailed for
duty as members of the Board to retire disabled
officers, which Board was convened by special
orders No. 449, dated September 21st, 1867.
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NirMCLLI1.N-N lct.I-es.

Consumption oHd Nature n ihhr,aI
aoa IN tic -NaHpt1c,g lf.Ut'oies-TLc
manufacture Of those little convcniences
matches, which are valued and cared for
at about the same rate as pins, constitute
one of the important industrial interests 90
the country. While nobody thinks ofsay-
ing a match, but lights enc after the other
and throws the stick away, decmins IL of
no more use than the rocket stick after II
has served the purpose of aui Ing the i.r,
meteor in It's sky-warj flight, it is face
that The demands Of The match manur,c-
ture arc making serious iuroads into tle
-upply of clear white pine timber Which S.
need. d FOR other purposes.
As an instance, Of the amount of timber
consumed 10y q single c.'ab.i lmcut. IL
may be stated that thc one owned by Nr.
William Gates Of Franz rri. \. v. u-rs
annually 700, 900 feet Of choice, white pine.
making 200 900 gross Tho number If
persons employed is 300. many Of them be.
ing children. The rmount Of sulphur an.
nually used il 100000 pounds, and Of
strawboard FOR boxes $50 tuns. Ercry-
thing Is made on the rrcmi>cs-maichcs.
boxes, packing cases, ETC. Nuofthis LARGO
amount If matches De- consumed i'm THE
country, Mr.. Gates trade being rfinc.r,l.
" in the west The phosphorus used f.
imported from Europe, and great caro- f.
exercised that the employees do no. suffer
from is delctcrious Influences. IsaHri-
~ for bone, Of which it is one Of tho ir.-
poriant constituents, makes IT. nozioa- %
those persons whose teeth arc deceived .,.
phosphorus attacking The internal portion
Of the teeth and dccomrosing the jaw bone.
50 that sometimes q surgical opcration. re-.
quiring the removal ola portion 5f the law.
is necessary. Choice Of persons for cm.
plcycs having perfectly sound teeth and n
thorough ventilation Of tht roohgin which
tho work is Performed are necessary pre-
cautions --S'intjf, L7yrou.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

QUEEN OF PUDDINGs.-Take one pint of
bread-crums, one quart Of milk, half cup
OF sugar, four eggs, taking only the yolks,
butter the size Of a walnut, one lemon gra-
ted Bake until done, but not wa,ery;
then spread layer of current jelly or any
preserved fruit over it, take the white of
the eggs and sugar, in which has been stir
red the juice of the lemon, beat to stiff
froth, pour it over the pudding and brown
1T. Serve cold with cream. team be made
without lemon, favor with nutmeg.