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di, posed OF in the FIRST precinct on wednesday,
Roots, and william Cisri. alias SpideT Brown.
all coIorcd were arrested by Oiicer King for dis,
orderly conduct. The frat two were aned Is
| Officer Hughes took charge of Martb. Tidinrs
| for the same offence. She was relieved OF ID
William Deely, q soldier, was taken Ia custody
was turned over to The military autsorities.
| Ofieer Yeatman arrested John il. sydnor for
| Airing gun In the street. A Hne OF d was i'm
posed -...
Boyle ior violating the snow law. lie was faxed
oisps IN tS s sis, Se prsc HG'ed OF oy justice
s os akss rsS Robert WILLIAMS T.,s az
| each for being disorderiy, but not having the
ss: sn.ap they were committed TO the Work.
A. j. sweetzer (storekecper) was arrested by
oficer skelley for selling Without license. He
ofieer ' Msqkw w. took cb.rve Of Jo,epb
Wells. He was nned flor violating corporation
John Kerr and Auru,. Heater were arrested
91iTed 10 nav ii each for being yery di.orJeriy,
Ks 9'r sASHSss ot took st sn If, e M M.S
Justice Gull disposed Of the following In the
we're IN custody By 9se ssp htsS.on aDa
Ellis, for running wagons without numbers.
They were Hned Is each.
John Lapine, Thomas white, VIM. Gunnell,
VIM McCubbin, Thomas Stewart, VIM. Bartlett,
Emanuel Mason, and VIM. Lee, were arrested
for violating the snow law. They were fined a
each.
Ohlccr Doyle, OF the Fourth precinct, took
charge of John Berry, for driving cart without
a number He was fined "a so BY Justice Nor
sell,
Oficer Crump, OF the same precinct, arrested
Daniel Dodson, colored, The same Justice COM
m tRd m n In n n n
bran from Mr.. Michael Fagen.
Nicholas Connolly was taken before the same
Justice by Omcer koontz. He was taxed vs. for
tying horse to tree In violation OF city ordi.
nance.
Ohicer Ross, OF the Sanitary company, arrested
James Hoifa. He was relieved Of % by Justice
Walter for wasting Potomac water.
James Kozel, a brewer, was arrested BY Offcer
0futt, Of the seventh precinct, yesterday. JUS
tice Walter fined him " for running wagon
without a number.
oaiesr French Of tho sane precinct reports
was broken open on Weuhssusy high ~ anu roooea
OF eiock saueu " ~ .neI ~, no,sn
o onnes m ~ ~. S,sth nuoaigc, I.,cyn Siarr
reomirea him 10 yIye hail Sor co,rt 10 answer The
cbhrge Of selling a stolen borse' N
'""'s'' " WILLING
~, 4, n---- - -, ny,.,, 49,,
. I'll, tbs gfSee a,eo,ep Of tbc nus S
70 IL /. rSe stoct ~ nure wines IA noyelty in
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Pawn Brokers.

534 rooks rGa9FItt,s' rFEtksp. 534
p. BoYRR's LOAN oPrICE,
oH Twelfth street, between c and D. near fonnsyi-
vania avenue. Money loaned on ladies' and gentle
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and silver Watches.
Diamonds, Jewelry. Pistols, Mechanical Tools, &c.
RpsiHes' confidential. Old Gold and Silver bought
islY.u .. BoYER,
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NEGOTIATING LIBRARY.

MEMBERSHIP, or nsHAREs." by the month, 30
Also, by tho day or week. Old Books bought BY the
whole Library Single Book AL are insiled 10 call
and At i6s Soy en6 street. between and v, under
the ofec Of the Collector Of Internal Royenue also
the United States Assessors once. fe7H
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METHODIST Protestant ELECTION or DELE
'sATE.-The East Washington Methodist Pro-
Itestant church have elected MIR. VIM. Mackey
delegate to the Maryland Annual Conference
which meets In Baltimore on the second Wednes-
day In March, and Mr.. Robert b. Ferguson the
alternate. The Church will BIO reported this
year nearly II not entirely free from debt, with
An inerease OF some % or so members.
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A Ill QUIET ON SEVENTH STREET, AT hogan
wYLIE's DRY GOODS STORE, WHERE
THEY ARE STILL SELLING GOODS AT LOWER
PRICES THAN COULD BE AFFORDED II BOUGHT
AT THE PRESENT HIGH RATES IN THE WHOLE.
SALE MARKET.
CALL SOON. BEFORE ANOTHER ADVANCE.
fc9.9t
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ALEXANDRIA, MATTERS.
George w Jonea Nc AZ No,,h A,s..s -,
tween queen and Cameron streets, IL our author.
ized agent for the NATIONAL Rrpr,,,c,x a.
"hu "ih eoiiect ior subscrtptiuRs,
the er., a. ~ E.hs. "" '"'s paper rom
Al ~ y. f'otu"y'
All money due the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
prior to the first day of February will no %.
'e''ea oy our late agent, Mr.. Thomas Gallagher,
Coxyo~ ooru,,, ,,.
mi. hnb AVA Ouvs1,L;-hh adjourned meeting Of
The petition OF the Friendship Fire Companv
was returned by the Board OF Aldermen, they ad
herring to Its reference to the Are wnrdena I'D
Mr. Harrison ofrcrcd -. ro.o,,,,. .,.,,,-,
the Commjtten 90 ph,a rvbsoiuuoh authorizing
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FOR OVER DRINKING
CERTAIN CURE
DOCTOR Won KURR's
ANTI-INE RANT

This new remedy is not a Patent Medicine a. all
Quaek medicines are called; but Extract possess
Ing undoubtcd virtues for all NERVOUS DISEASES.
ana particularly for those Of the sys
tenn IL has been fairly tried with invariable good
success for many years In maadics and par
ueulAry In those caused by immoderate use Of Wines
and Liquors, In cases OF overtasked brain and Hys-
tcrieai complaints. for which this remedy has bean
ekenh'cly used, and from which It obtained Its rep
utation.
E. p. A1sTRoP 4 CO, Agents,
Room No. 10. lntelgeneer Building,
ts2o'lw Washington, d. c.
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.
PAYMAsTER's OFFICE y. g. NAVY
:, No,9 BRoApwAr, NEw foRk, Feb q, 1865,
Proposals., sealed aud endorsed " Proposals. for
supplies AdycrIi.el, will be received at This once
until ~, the a'jh instant for the following sup
cred freq Of expense. at the New York Navy Yard,
and subject % The usual inspection Msredf yII '
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
One lever punch, for punching tallies, No 4 sI.e
O, Z, Place patent, to punch l. ~, as a. "a
3-s and Ia Inch, per sample, - " =" Wv 10
2V9o n. red lead, dry loo lbs white lead In
BUREAU Of CONTRACTION AND REPAIR.
one stick yellow pine, e feet loug. % inches by u
inches At top end square; clear Of sap and ali dc.
ieets, and 70 be on fair curve from the ccntTo
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING
BTRE Sai z Of i' PfSSVIssf6Ss nRPSb CLOTHING
1000 pairs Of calf shoes, naval standard.
ss5gi1 1n security rShGired Ior he prompt and
ea9orm oiih siipulGtiORs on he blank FORMS to be
had at this Office, otherwise bids will not b, enter
fdtned, GEORGE PLUNKETT,
feao'td PaymAAter U, y, Navy,
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Tug Bachelors Dream on Pautaloons, at Hcnning's
One Price Store. No. oli Seventh Street, between d
and T.
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Mrs. JANE TAYLOR adyertises nrst-elass board
and rooms, at No. All Third street, between
Pennsylvnnia avenue and y street.
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I''''T' "''H 10 rVN % bHIH 7 ENVh sTOKLs,
OFFICE ACTING CoNNIssARr Subsistence.
s, LENlNqToS, KY. Peb IL 1855
Sealed Proposals will be received Mt this az. IN
" !? o clock m. on TUESDAY, March 10, isS, saL.
lect 10 the approval Of tho Major neral
Tue peparlmsnt, for the supply aud delivery Of Frrsh
hnd torhed beei At the post Of Lexin gtun Kentucky
Tor six mupths from the LIST OF April, ISIS go
Tho beef to be Of good marketable guaIlty. from
hec's weighing not less than 45O pounds net and
IN equal proportions of fore and hind ruartrT meat
meek, shnnks and kidney talow to be excluded,
time to time be required. " my '''H'
Conditions and requirements will be furu shed uron
application at this otice. '
Proposals must be made In duplicate and inclosed
~ sealed envelope, endorsed Proposals. for Fresh
, BY order OF brlgRdier General NJ P Small. Chief
u D., Department OF the Cumberland, ~
,.os ., JOSHUA n, DANFoRTH,
I"In,nL Lieut. AID A c q
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Bookblnders.

II BOOK. BiSBER AND PAPER.RULER,
No. III Pennsylvania avenue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books ele gantly or plainly bound, Periodicals an
Newspapers carefully attended .,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
WArRRvLIEr ARsRSAL,(
WEsr TROT, n. Y Feb 10, ls.s
Sealed proposal. in dupea!c, vi be received until
70 o'clock m. on THURSDAY, February "a for sup.
plying the officers aud troops at this post with Fresh
Beef for a period Of six months,
Zach proposal will state the price per pound for de.
liyerinE at the post three times week. rstiOls OF
beef for one HUNDRED men, more or less. Tho beef
furnishes to bo OF the best qualify aud TO consist Of
equal of fore md hind quarters tho necks
sbanks, and kidney tallow to be excluded.
Two suretios In the sun Of 81 40 each will be re-
qured for the faithful pcrfOr Of this contract
Tho gned reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, II deemed extravagant
peyerics to commence March J, 1863,
u, L. MlCHABLIs,
Lieutenant Ord nance.
fe26-2t Byt. Capt U. y, A., A. c. L.
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Georgetown Advertisements

GENUINE BUCK GLOVES.
Genuine Buekskin Gloves for emf cmen and Ladies'
wholesale and retail, nj RAMsBURG h SONS, No
los High street, Georgetown, d. q. Ladies' and
GOnts' Gauntlets made to order, ja25 SIN,
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Mr.. A. y: Plant, corner of New York ave.
nue. and Fifteenth street, keeps constantly on
hand laIge, well-selected and choice stock of
wines, teas and fine groceries. His stock OF i'm
ported table luxuries 10 complete in every re-
the extensiveness of his stock, the freshness OF
his goois, and the cheapness OF his prices. See
his advertisement.
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Groceries.

D, RpssELL BARR,
DEALER IN
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
No. 100 Ninth street, near d,
apsu WASHINGTON, D. C.
NEW COOPERATIVE, SToRE,. 49, NINTH
N street, between ID aud E.-Weleh's Best Flour
with other choice brandsj New Buck wheat Flour,
fresh from New York mills Graham Flour, choice
Northern Butter, Lard, Eggs, SugAr-cured Hams,
w. MaeEerel Ia kits selected Northern Apples and
GIaRbaTries at New York prices, Loring's Syrup,
fresh Peaches aud Tomatoes In cans, Boston and
other Crackers, select s'.STs%.n * Pq,S
SfRstoSCcgRiEs slways 5n Had TreasaSr viii DO At
lions for stock. Shares, 90 each, octS0
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Amusements.
,NATIoS'AL rHBArhB.

NATioNAL tn BATRB.
fhlPP ssHskWyEEfFEL f Bk.SklhpRl FV hNb s'
Last night but one Of the Artistic
,,r, 49,, g. LADY DON,
Who. on this oeoa,ou, tskes pleasure in presenting
rlfp me tollog lPf Superb BILL
o. puet''ons'i Gs,ls,btr,sd Two Act Drama,
DAUGHTER on TfiE REGIMENT.
Amer which, and for y. s.i time IL Wa.Iust1n, g.
......t T Kssrf E%syoliss}qf of
N avEKSR. ry EARLE AND rE xArpryys
too 81 ID spiepdi "a prrpsr
"a The Local Apd 9pectacnlaf Play, ia ave acts
,LsguNpRRyffRT'iS PAY. fan
- - nesbAnioal intricacies. Nv
WALL'sooPsRA HOUSE.
IA auEs nssTEkAssIEswI WEEK OF
ror,p soyos ,,v LA RUE's MINsTREIsi
THEIR pvsss asD q }o kkiSViD MUSIC
rHsR Ftsss II P REb psRcss
MERRlhBHT INVENTED BY MoNus
nav programme presented every nj h. team nR IN
MUSIC, SONG, FUN. AND FRoLIC,
daEESBf6Rs swsy sash nisht kkEEkSSBRAHCCkkss
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO THE AUDIENCE.
Presentation hatinec SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
on 2 which occasion FIFTY DOLLARS will be giy On
.As%i.,,on Is cent. to Al. part. Of the house child,
y eeo.s: ie2j.sI
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TRANsYERs OF PavPERTr.-Tho following
transfers have been reported; Sub and q,
square Ito, at u, ol3,3oj sub A, square 7Y2, lsN
%, at t2toj sub TO- square all at 100; sub and
10, square COS, at d 200, sub 10, square 7o9, at
t,6ooi sub and Q, square Oh, at S6ooi part sub
square SAT, II feet on Fourth street, at ooO part
sub u, square "a, 10 feet on Twenty-hrst street,
ct t2os.Toj sub 90, square 376, at 400.
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,,ropaKrowNM ArrNn,,

oRpsas for the NATIONAL REPUBLI~AN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores OF
Messrs. 7. M. X. Mills 4 Co, late Crandelis) las
Bridge street. or at Messrs. @. T. Getty Co.'S,
1906 Bridge street, where copies OF the RrruBLI.
CAV may be obtained daily.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
OFPIcE CHEZ QUAKrERhAsrRR,
OMAHA. NEB , Feb 20, 1865 }
Sealed bids, In duplicate, with a guarantee signed
BY respousib BILE not bidders, and accom-
panied by deposit OF Oil OO W III be recsiv ed III IL
O'clock noon on FRIDAY February Is, 1858, for the
ONE THOUSAND Il, OoOl CORDS OF WOOD
At Fort Mcpherson, Nebraska, AZ the rate Of three
Full conditions q the Contract made known on ap-
plIcation at this Office,
by order OF Breyet Major General Augur.
WIN. MEYERS,
Broyet Brigadier General, U. =. A.,
feM-9 Chief Gus rtR rm astnr.
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BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
KS Thirty eight slabs Soap Stone.
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery OF the supplies awarded,
Blank forms for bids, with further particulars for
bddcrs, TO he had nt this Office.
CALVIN C. JACKSON,
fa'N-W pHymagtOr, q. & NAVY
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BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS
10 Thirty -sixl dozen Ship AugeTs, without screws
900 Tone thOusand) bushels Charcoal maple or pine
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The NEW Masonic HALL.-A very fine and
floor, has been procured and placed at the site OF
she new Masonic Hall, corner Of and Ninth
streets, and q contract has just been closed for
another lot Of the same kind for the second floor,
which will be delivered In due season. Persons
who are Judges pronounce these joist the best
and heaviest that have been obtained for use In
this city In many years. This work will be re-
sumsd a. soon as the spring fairly opens.
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OPyiCER Snor.-About 1880 o'clock last night
Ofncer Loring, OF the sixth precinct, while In
the discharge Of his duty, and when on the cor
ner Of seventh and X streets, saw a suspicious
looking colored man setting In doorway In
that vicinity and arrested him, and accompanied
him down to the corner OF ID street, when the
negro broke away from the ofnccr and ran up d
stfeet towards the CITY HALL and when about
while.rt6e block between Sixth and Seventh
streets the nsgIo turned on the officer and shot
at him with a revolver tRice, the latter shot
taking effect In the fore.fnger Of the left hand
Dr. Keasby dressed the wound, which was very
painful one. The colored man escaped.
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Builders and Material.

UMBER. LIME AND oEMEHTI
l6o 900 best quality of White Pine Steam Kiln Dried
Lumber
6O0,0O Bangor LAths.
10000 fact Of White Pine and Spruce seantling
Also, Fence Pigkets emlook, Boards, Rails, Joist,
ae dc just received and for sale at our wharf, foot
s. p. BROWN & SON,
DEE 40 Ninth lLeet. bet. and Y.
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RoBBED IN THE CELL.-On Wednesday last an
old regular" named Daniel W. Johnson was
arrested and locked up in the Fourth-ward sta.
tion-house, in the same cell with q man named
George Cook. While In the cell he robbed Cook
OF lot OF pennies, the latter complaining OF 1t
when he was taken out, On searching Johnson,
the money was found. johnson was sent to
police headquarters, where, we learn, he was
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FINE PIoTURE-YesterdAy we noticed IN
the window Of Mr.. John +. Ellis music store
life-siIe picture OF Senator Yates OF Illinois,
clever young lady artistic, residing IN George,
town. The Senator Is drawn to life, the genial,
the oountenance. Those desiring to view
choice work of art should see 1t soon, as the
happy possessor will remove II at an early day.
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The LINCOLN MoNuMENT.-On Wednesday the
House passed a Joint resolution authorizing the
Secretary OF War to place at the disposal OF the
Lincoln Monument Association, Incorporated at
nance, Of which to cast thestatues and principal
figures aurmounting and inc prporated in said
monument provided that no metal should be
thus appropriated until the voluntary contribu-
tions for that purpose in the hands OF the treas
urer Of the association, shall have reached the
sum of 400, cO0
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DsoREE OF REBEKAH.-Last Wedn, suay eve;
ming Union Lodge, No. II, o. o. was oP'dies
took the degree, In the presence of large nu. u
Der OF the members OF the Order and ladies who
have heretofore taken the degree, representing
the ladies r. d. Relief Association. The degree
was conferred by p. q. s. A. II. McKim, after
which remarks were made by p. o. McKim,
]. W. Thompson, Mahoney, Grand Treasurer
evening plentiful supply Of Refreshments we'o
served.
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FAILED To Pur In HIS APPEARAscx.-Onc COM
plant OF ane Griffin, colored, Officer Edmonston
OF the Fourth precinct, arrested Jonas Day
oolored, on Wednesday, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretenees 1tappears that the
which was to have taken place in Baltimore city
aew days since. Jane proceeded to that place,
leaving her trunk and clothing In the hands OF
the intended husband with the understanding
that he would meet her in Baltimore with them,
when they would be united In holy wedlock,
therefore she returned to this city, and wants to
know what became of the trunk and clothing.
Day says that he addressed them to her and
placed them In the hands OF the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. He was required to
give ball for further hearing by Justice Hazard.
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ALEXANDRIA MATrERs.

ee''HneVVE'-VFTMuthyt
GEoRoE HILL, JR., p. NJ.
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Matbintrp.
YtanI lnotins.

= -
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-Ths MUTUAL LlPR INSURANCE COMPANY OF EkW'
YORK against WILLIAM l. sKIDMORE Ecuiof ke and Other.
so ~ 10 Of Judgment q erssos. and ,ls TAas IN 70
above entitled action bearing diis the lth d oMA @ ne sa
scrber Referee therein named viii sel Al Pablo Auction b ~.
WARD LAWRENCE Aueoueer the KIeang Sasteoms No III
Broadway In e CITY the ethehis day o.
S' e. hd c SSt iSS Al s certain IT, e or par
eel Of land ole ng and being The ISsnIye, Ward q ss ~
formed By the intersection The nohst ue Of h
the westerly SIDE Of hs Hhh lHneg esss .otery
fou az inches thence parallel with sad noTtherJ line
OT ans, hundred 400 ee thence souhsrg and paas
s botlery line Of Thirty Lsnes eassry ard
along horthery line 81 Thirty tst hundred os feet TO ne
B.sb ana Sssr 70 ~ al frka Esaaph he day
February 1862 and the said mortgage being gwen 70 secure We
Of part Of the purchase money ST ma
r. " HANSON Il J. 7. DAVIS. PLAINTIFF AuorneTG
MI 2aw3sN6A -
CUPREME COURT-City aud County of New
- YorE-THR MUTUAL LIPH INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW
YORK against WILLIAM L. sKIDMORE 81 seutog ke abd Others
[So pursuance ofA judgment Of foreclosure 5d sale made
sHsbsr iSs Referee sreu named viii Public Auction BY
EDWARD LAWRENCE AneiO1eer AZ the Rrebsngs SssSo0ss
No. S ssy o gn. ' 4 pSS ne oSs ds.css
premises City County Of EswYoki All that certain
g. War; Of Of P Be- c SSs % SS S aS
follows Commencing point on the porhery tde Of Ihrytrt
the intersection Of the norhefy line Of Thirty atsiTest With The
westerly line Of the Fnhvenpe Isgng thence u westerly direction
thence norery direction parallel with the said westerly SIDE Of the
Rhh9Inae rineoss @ feet ans one "a 'oShi sI S ,' s
ss,sy ri'G9 y s y g. 'ff avenue sS's
AID Owe % n5e, 70 the R q place SeEaog Be @ S soca
February iSs and The s Bss given e urs psyssi
part Of the puehAs'nSnss 9reroi,sd kSSi0rf NAY
r. NJ HARIsoS 4 J. T. DAWES Plsintias' A''0rnsJL
MT aAw3w Wks 7~~--- 80 ---sr'-' -
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CONVERSION or THE JEWS

few days ago a conference was nov tbo Jews of
40 consult mon missionary work among 'n oyeT in
shat CITY. The AduGRce, the new IeAS''I'
Chicago, says: -. ,oe,no the notice In the
oeNei"I oi va AVID Mr. Henry ereenDusi, S,o,ds
aoSer reduested peIihssIoi 49, 80 10 eorreet
ana was giaey seemed TO have, that the jews Mele
tine lues ss .oJesa class Of the community 1ns We
an IVY hey numbered IN CheagO apOut yc4O,
% ion1 400 were regularly ehrO!le ae lenpeLs " Wy
Inv AN intelligent regard Tor their rengioh
5v we're progressive IN their IDEAS, having organs
AVID choirs and other customary aids 10 worship, ana
sino praycrs in English and German 10 avoid mere Up
seryee as the Hebrew prayers were not generally I'M
derstOOd They had lately built hospital, open 10 AZ,
nj cost Of $4,000 the money for which was raised III
two DAYS and they expended annually for religious pur
poses abOnt 100000 He had no reason 70 complain OF
their treatment by Others and they in turn, had th
kndest feelings toward their Christian brethren nuee
he himself gave SIS recently toward the furnishing Vi
Mr. MOOdy's house. He held Jesus I'm high estimator IS
he did Moses and Washington for the purity OF ns e
and teachings, though he did not believe IN ms ulSIs'
The Jews thought that all the righteous WOu DC
whether Jews or Gentiles 49, -
He had Just returned from trip 10 Europe, a I
thought the English Jews the most lghorahl anu w
graded OF any that 10 was not surprising ti"5
sOns to Christianity reported among then' ~
found, inquiry, that threefouTths OF the DIN
pockets in New-YOrk City are English jews EstaOhs.i
Christians OF them, Mohamnedans, ana we VIII
complain; but yOu viii waste your euofs, III Suut'
AT least upon those who trained in the KeWeuge
cur faith which have now preserved aIslu az peIAe
and temptations for 4000 yearsl Few converts, oe
way or tie other prove nothing can think now OF SIX
prOseytes from Christianity to Judaism, IN TINS Guy,
though we are slow receive SUCH We shall treat MI
Schwartz with courtesy, but has labors viii be in vain
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