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Kinr,s New cIethinr stors.

csll,is ., k,nss New cIoshias Store and
see those heavy HEAVIER 0vsssoa,s beautiful
Cassinsre Suits. Polish CATERS and French
Morocco Shoes for Women and Children, all
psw. and At vefy Low prices FOE Ca.h. -
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" oodl Wood I

Those Of our sabscribe- who have prom.
ised TO Pay their subscriptions 10 wood, are
re~iadsd that now Is the time to bring it,
We van, ten or fifteen cords o. The best kind
Of dry wood delivered within the ns1. week OF
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storekeepsr.

Mai Jno.z G. Bartoaehss been appointed
s,oreksepsr iu the 4,h, Revenue District of
Indians, In accordance ~hh tbs new IulsrnAl
Revenue Law. An excellent appointment
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

The most disgraceful, drunken and riot
Gus assemblage that ever assembled ia
Liberty convened here last Saturday, on
the occasion of the rebel democratic de-
mo straiiou.-[L Liberty Herald, Oct lS.
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Much TO Rejoice Over.

The Republicans OF indiana have much 20
rejosee eser. They have foagm against the
DEMOCRATS OF Indiana aud the Guerrillss of
Kentueky, aud roaIed ,hem 'g11 +
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Germans Declare their Intention to Vote
for Grant & Colfax.

The oshkosb Via Northwestern says thai
. good mssy 0sdmsns vbo have voted the
straight Democratic ticket In the, city are
ssslng ihs error Of their ways, and declare
their Intention to vote the Republican tieks,
asas mouth Tsvs sensible Germans
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
Religious Notice.

The Rev !. Il. Aurhsy will preach In The
Presbyterian Church Of this place On Sunday
next, 25'h inst, at iot o clock A. n. and at
a cloek n A ..f. 4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

Yankee Rohiorons Great Measreris and
Circv. oil exhibit In frook,ilIs during the
afternoon and evening Of Monday asr.. OF
course evefy body will 90
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HOUSE AND LOT r0R SALE.

1,iik aadsfasasi viii sell he bweliing ii"sss
L and Lot, s,Iaated short dl1apeo hart ~ I
the prubyterlnn Church Ia npOklllle, aad cue
square Anl hail from tho Court lieaaet hslf /
hot. two story frame boaer With fur tooas and
summer Kitchen, giol cuilar, veil aud eislvsa. /.
H. ~iltssll sptsN saahs 'prv,s knaniv ~ 1
dept - la. JOSEPH slltLLtA1.
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Thanksgiving.

The President has appointed Thursday, No
vember 26ih. as a day for pablo praise, thanks
giving and prayer throughout the United
Staten ~ ,. Jaws - >
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,
ENLARGED AND BEAUTIFIED.

This Coolest and boat Of the Literary Week
lies.' has been recentiy ENLARGED AND BxArfirikp
IL Is weekl, embellshed with kngrsvings-snd
its NovHLkrs, SrosIss, sKsrcnKs. Ae., not eur.
passed.
IL has Just commenced two splendid Novslsts
Tins QUkkS or THK SAvAssAH," by Gastave
Ainard; aaa ''Sr. GkoseK AND THE DsAaos," q
Novel OF Society, by Enzabeth Prescott, tue auth
CT of "How a Woman Il ad He's Way, &c.
New hevelets will continually succeed each
other. Among thuse already On hand,or IN pro.
gress, are, "THE MysrERY ~ TnR RsEFs," pow
srful story by Mrs. Hosmer; aud 'snur ApRIrr, or
THk tbs or FArE," by Amanda NJ. Douglas.
Tak Posr also gives the Gems Of the English
Magazines. - M
A. copy Of the Large and Beautiful Premium
Steel Engravins--"1he Song of Home at Sea-
engraved expressly for our readers, at cost for
the engraving alone of ncar,y SiO00-wilI be sent
(post- paid) to every full (S2s0) subscriber, aud
10 every person sending on ciub!. This 10 truly
beautiful engravingl .Ha F, .s1 +.
To New subsr ribers--M arki---Nsw subscribers
fer 1857 win have their subscriptions dated hack
10 the paper OF September 18th, until the large
extra edition of that date Is exhausted In that
paper we commenced two Noyslets--'sthe Queen
Of the Savannah, i" aud est. George and the Drag
on" This will be fifteen papers in addition TO
the regular weekly numbers Tor ls69--or nearly
sixteen months In ALL When our extra edition Is
exhausted, the names OF all new Subscribers for
1859 win be entered on our list the very week
they are received. OF course tbose who send IA
their names the earliest will getthe gr.atest num-
Der Of extra papers.
Owing to the unusually liberal character Of this
offer, We shall be compelled TO adhere suictly to
Its terms.
TERMS.
copy, land the large Premium Engravisg) 50 so
copies w
........... and one gfatis) 3 %
3 ..........( and one gratis) ............ II %
A. Il - H. 81 - - e..
and Premium Engraying...-..... .......- 90
The gstter. up OF n clab will always receive =
copy OF the Premium Engraving. Members OF a
club wishing the Premium kngraving. must re-
init One Dollar extra.
eo-spccimen copies cent gratis.
Address, B.PETEks0N a co.,
SIP walnut street, rhiladslphis.
Oct. 2, 1868.
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THE LAOY's FRIEND.
Splendid inducements 10 subseri.
bers.

The Lady's Friend announces the following
Hovsets Tor ie6vs--'' Between I've" by Elizabeth
Prescott, author OF "iow Woman Had Her
Way, ;" &e.; "Tbe Prize OF Two Mons Lives" BY
Amanda NJ. Douglas, author Of THE Debarry
Fortune" &c.i A New Novelet by Louise chand.
lcr Mouiton, author Of Fleeing from Fate" &c.,
and Nav Novel by Mrs. Hsary Wood, the dis-
tinsuished English Novelist, author Of "kast
Lynae," 10. tanless Mrs. Wood Is prevented
writing II by III health with numerous Shorter
Stories by n brilliant galaxy 81 lady writers.
The Lady's Friend will give n dncly executed
Steel Engraving, handsome double. page. hne'
ly .colorod hashivn Plstc--engrayed ON Steel
aud large a.s5rtment Of Woo Outs. illustrating
the Fashions, Fancy Work, 40, 10 every number.
twill give "a popular piece Of Mnsic-worth
the cost Vt tho Magaxiao IN itself-in every nun.
ber.
A copy Of the Large and Beiutini Premium
Steel Ensraving-"The song Of Home Mt Sea-
engraved expressly for our reaiers. ~ cost for
The engraving alone ofnearly sluOOl will he sent
(post paid 60 every full ~ sO) subscriber. aud TO
every peraon ssuding on clab. lhis engraving
10 gem of Artl
Ea- 10 New subserlbers-Mark this.-Nsx
subscribers who send IN their names for 1862 no
fore the hrst Of Noyomber. shall receive Inc No.
yembor and December number ot this year Ia ad
dition, naking fourteen months 10 ALL Aud ali
new subscribers for iShp shall receive the mRg
niheeni Dseember Holiday number, making 1hf-
tcea moaths IA all
TERMS
I copy, (apd the large Premium Engraylng) 80 SO
icopiee.,., v"
4" ..-....., (and one grails) -. ......... \ 90
".....-tand QUE gfA'lsl ...... .,..,,i2 90
One copy each Of Ladys Friend aud Post,
aud Premium Engraving .-..... .....,...-... 90
The gettor' mp Of clun Wall always receive a
copy Of the Premium Engraving Members &C ~
club wishing The premiam Engraving, must remit
One bnliaT extra.
1se- Specimen copies sent gratis.
Address. DEACON y PETERSON,
3ie Walnut Street, Phiiadsiphia.
Oct 2. 1865
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For the American.
scriptural Riddles.

In times Of old, as seripturesdo record,
/ here lived one that never did oifend the Lord;
The spake the truth, and ne'or did sin commit,
7 ct In me Heavenly kingdom she shall never SIT
IT.
We left our little ones at homo,
And whittier went we did not know
We for the church's sake did roam,
Add lost our lives in doing 80;
We Kept straight fosward on the road,
With all the wicked in view;
We lived for mspj we dird for God
Yet nothing Of religion knew.
wYAspoTTs.
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pemoorat, Howe One Advantau..

The Boston Pos. Dem says the Demo
Gratis enjoy one atsanasee from the presen,
eleciioa retaros-ii coats them nothing for
powder
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

- Go and hear Mr. R.sd.lss Interesting
Lecture so-eisht See circulars ~ q
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

perpetrated 10 other parts Of the district.
A searching investigation will probably
be made. Il.
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WHITE WATER yALLLY n. II. 90.

sgeprfAsYs orrcr. CINCINNATI,
ssrf SVrn, 1893,
Tuf Annual MsstIng OF the stookholders Of thh
L Company will hs hsld At tho onee of The Gem,
paay Rt natrifon, Ipdisna, on Friday the aQlh
day OF 0e,ebsr, AZ "A e'clQek A, NJ, for the slec
tlon Of seven Directors Tor the ensuing year, aud
any other hueinev that may come before the
meeting, BY erd-r II tho PRECEDENT
oei9t >. CHAPMAN, Secretary
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VIM. a. POND & CO..
plano fost~ aud Music Dealers, Nc. sg7 Bread.
way, New NoSk. Es,ahlhbsa nsafly ATTY yss's.
.a9 PIANO FoRTEs
~ our own make equal 20 any and prises much
lower than those OF Other h,st.olass hrasss
TnE PAKLoR okM z OCTAVE PIANO,
In hnnasome rosewood envts, ,sedium ssse. II The
handsome.t aud best Pane ever made, and the
pfiocs exceedingly Tow; every lnstrnmsnt fulls
warranted hve years. tend fr price lisL We
have always un hand all klnds ol Maacal In
smamonts IN great variety.
BAND INSTRUMENTS
of Brass aud sesmnn Silver. warranted eeS
rect In tore, at piisos much below osAss MAIN
hotufes. sII
vIoLIs STRINGS.
We keep tho very choicest and heststflngs thaf
are mnsc. Price foe best, per got, far Vioiin VI
Ter Guitar ~ .sui nailed postage paid.
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL WORKS.
Or eatalogue embraces ever elk Thousand dinef
o. Z phnes and l. Immensely popuia New ma.
fis psbisshcd ever, day, and muse mailsd l,ostas.
paid, whoa tho marked price Is tediiIsd,
JrsT Puniisnrp
The, new Elementary plsno Mehod bv Jean
Mama and litnfy klther 1hv simplest and
most progressive and beet work ever pvbllshsd
priee ~ so.
NINE O'clock IN THE MORNING,
The New school Singing noeh. assd IN the Pub.
lie schaols 90 New york. Price 90 cU. spien
d,d.dlaoau ni n Teachers and eiherr Nhu " TO.
aaes the above works. Send for catalogue aud
price let. Agents wanted -. =.
Oct fy. si7 Rroadwhs, New ok.
..aa 49, asna
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plsint. isua
ola Chrauisor
bilffy. Ciroa
ptsasss ~ tbs
I'll plssases
. Dlsorderei
ash. " lulssIiI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
THE SONG CABINET.


SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, Summaries AM
SINGING CLASSES, NY Y. ALLEN.
This Book c0ntainss-
Fiasr, A very carefully prepared sorcs Of prI.
mary Song Lessons.
SECONDLY, A large number Of new and beaptl
fni School Songs.
THikpLv, A short cnntata-The School Festl
val-designod expressly for use at school RE.
0erftoSr CoNcsarH, aud ExmntrioNs.
The publishers, Ia presenting this work 10 prln.
cipals aud Teachers, would call apeoial attention
10 its superior merits aaa School Song Book
The author has been very careful In the selection
of his rsle, witch Il almost entirely new, and
IN adapting 70 u appropriate words vita unob.
jeeuonablc sentiments, which will commend IL.
adoption Va all our schools aud Seminaries.
The Sony Cabinet has been adopted by the
Board Of Education, ~ the Text Book for H.
Pebble schools In the City of New York.
Price ooc each. To Schools, &e., SIX Dollar,
per dof.
Sample copies sentby mall pos. paid on r'coip,
OF so cents.
PuhIishedhy WILLIAM HALL a SON,
o, J. WILLARD,
July ., 1863. bia broadway, MY.
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PROOFS OF THESUPERIOR QUALITY
OF THE
AMERICAN WATCH

WAL NA51, MASSs

THE American warth Company. of waithsm,
l. Mass, respectfully submit that their Watches
are cheaper, more accurate. less complex, more
durable, better adapted for gener use, and mere
easily Kept IN order and repaired ban any other
watches In the market. They are simpler In
structure, and therefore stronger, and isss likely
to be irJutnd than the majority of foreign
watches. which are imposed of from 1875 TO 500
pieces, white In an old English watch there are
more than 100 parts. How they run under the
hardest trial watches can have, Is shown by the
following letter;
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
eFFIcE OF THE GESRhAL SursRISrKHpFxr,
rff ALrooSA, Pa, Dec. 15., 1906.
Geptlemen; The watches manufactured by you
have been 10 use on this railroad for several
years by our snginemcn, TO whom we furnish
watches rs part of our equipment. There are
n ow some three hundred OF them carried on our
line, and We consider them good and reliable
time keepers. Indeed, have great satiafaction
In saying your watches dive Us less trouble, and
have worn aud do wear much longer without re-
pairs than any watches We have ever had In use
on CHS road. As you are aware We formerly trust
ed TO those Of English manufacture, of Rcknowi-
edged good roputationj but ne a class they never
kept time as correctly, nor have they done as
good service, rs yours.
Tn these statements am sustained by my pre-
docessor, Mr.. Lewis, whose experience extended
over q series Of years. taa
respectfully,
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent.
American Watch Co., Waltham.
We make now Eve different grades of watches,
named respectively rs follows:
Appleton Tracy Co., Waltham, Mass.
waltham Watch Company, waiiham, Mass
L. $. bartlett, W1ltham, Mass.
VIM. Ellery, Boston, Mass
Home Watch Company, Boston, Mass.
All of these, With the exception OF the Home
Watch Company, are warranted by the American
Watch Company TO be Of the beet material. on he
most approved principle, and to possess every re.
quisite fer reliable time keeper. Every dealer
selling these Watches II prov idod with the Com
panys printed card of guarantee, which should
accompany each Watch Sold so that buyers ma y
ieolsure that they are purchasing the genuine
article. There are numerous counterfeiu and
limitations Of our Watches sold throughout the
country, and we would caution purchasers to be
on their guard against Imposition.
Any grades of Waltham Watches may be pur-
chased Of Watch Dealers throughout the country,
ROBBINS a APPLETON,
apl22 1872 Broadway, New York.
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ALEXANDRIA AND We

ALEXANDRIA AND NICINITY.-We clip the
following from the Gazette of last ight:
ALEXANDRIA CanoI.-The 40 ueduct having been
thoroughly tested, and found to be perfect, the
Ieeo gates OF the Alexandria canal Were opened
last night, and water let in upon the whole
line OF work, and at II o'clock to-day the bed
of the canal, from the basin in this city to
Georgetown, had two feet and a half of water
IN II. by Saturday night the canal Will be full
and nayIgable, and on Sunday or Monday next
II is confidently expected that boats will arrive
Lere.
ScTiousIy Hjared.-Thos. Cullan. a draymau
was seriously injured this morning, at the
V hart of III. Eldridge & Co, in consequence of
was unloading hogshead of old iron. The
hogshead rolled over him. and il is feared thai
he has been hurt internally. He was immedi-
ately carried Is his home on Pitt, between
Cameron and u ueen streets, where DR.. Levi,
rendered him the proper surgical assistance
[Cullsn died last night
NeB GoreTEOT.-lt was rumored and current
ly believed in Richmond on Monday last that
Gen. II. II. Wells, of this city, would in a short
time, be appointed by Gen. Schofeld Governor
ofthe State OF Virginia i'll the place of Gov
ernOr Pierpeint. But, on the other hand
another report is, that Governor Pierpoint is in
favor with the "ruling power" and will not
&c removed.
tween six and seven o'clock the stable and out
buildings of MI John Kirby's plantation, on
the south side of Swan creek, about one mile
north of Fort Washington, We're set on fire.
while Mr.. Kirby and his hands We're employed
in a distant field, and totally consumed The
flames We're visible in this city.
Property SdIe.-A lot of ground with a two
story frame tenement thereon, situated on the
west side of Water, between Prince and Duke
streets. the property of W. Il. Hale and wife
was sold on Monday last, at private sale by w
T.. Ieaton. Commissioner, to Michrel n ormile,
fol- S4OO cash.
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MEETING OF THE BAR-7Hs Death Of Nr. JoI-
iBe.-This morning meeting Of the members
of the bar was held at the Criminal Court room
TO take action in refernce to the death Of the lat.
John Jolife, which took place on Saturday
last.
Chief Justice Cartier was called to the Chair
and N. Wilson, Esq, appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. W. johnson, a Committee
was appointed TO draft suitable resolutions in
respect TO the memory of the deceased as fol
lows Messrs. johnson, Coombs, Muzzy,
Wilson, and Durant
The committee retired and subsequently re-
turned and submitted suitable resolution
which were adopted. after addresses euloyistic
of the deceased by Judge johnson, Mr. j. J
Coombs, and Gen. Muzzy.
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HE RIVER FRONT, APRIL 2-Cdrier'S WhG7f
Arriyed-Sehrs. Clara, Capt. Gerghegan, from
Ha.re-de-G Grace, with Ito tons coal for Messrs
Falconers; Lawrence, Capt. Hicks, from the
scme port, with 101, 600 feet of lum Der for @ w
Linville Co.; Grace WATSON, Capt. Nichol-
SON, from Philadelphia, with le3 tons of coal
for VIM. h. Barbour. Saled-Schrs. J. y. Me
Dewitt, Capt Mullen, light. Hannah Warwick,
Capt. Spedden to Rley's wharf to load
R,ky'S Wha1.-Arrived-Sch George W
krebbs, Capt. Carlyle, from Philadelphia, with
coal for John Lowry; Opoka, Capt. Mitchell,
from Havre-deGrace, with coal for Langley &
Son and Il. II. Foley; Napor, Capt. johnson.
from Philadelphia, vi ,h coal for w. III. Mar.
low.
fo,cleT's Whdrf.-Arrived-Sch Caroline
Holmes, Capt Dixon, from Hayre-d de q race
with coal for Lowry Co.; Caroline Capt
Hatton, with hay fo- market; Agnes Ann, Capt
Miller, from White Point, with gravel for Thos
Fahey.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL LEvEE of the knights
Iemplar of this city, to be given at Carusis
Hall, on Wednesday evening, April 18th, will
be one of the most pleasant affairs of the kind
ever witnessed here, as the management is in
the hands Of the following committee of ar
rangements: T.. w. w. Griffin, j. Edwin Ma
son, and Davis l.. Castle, of Washington Com
mandery No. I, and Noble ID. Larner Daniel
:. Jones, and VIII. A. Short, of Columbia
Commandery No. ,, who Will spare no exer-
tons TO make'the entertainment a success. The
knights will appear in full dress uni form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-02

A PUeILIsTIC EXHIBITION - Yesterday
young Billy Edwards, whe is matched against
sam Collyer to fight in August for 81 O00 an
the lightweight champIonshi arrived here in
company with john Charles, of Baltimore.
and John Brison. of New York. and last even
ing benefit was given the first named at
WOodward's Hall. which was well filled by
the lovers OF the 1manIy art" Col John
Rooney was master of ceremonies. After a lit
tie music by Nachman and Johnny Reese, the
pugiiIstlc exhibition was opened by a set-to be-
tween Streeks, of the 44th infantry, and Mick
ey, (Roony's kid), in which some clever spar
ring was done. An exhibition of the Indian
club exercise of Billy Edwards followed, and
Immediately thereafter s.Baldy Sauers" with
the 6saeteldTe in box, Douglas, of this city,
and Murphy, OF Philadelphia, had a set-to, as
also did Levi Williams and Burt Ash The
concluding set-to was between Edwards and
'Lonny" Ferguson Of the Island, in which
some very pretty licks were passed, and II
went on so handsomely as to bring out a good
round OF applause. The best order prevailed
and every one seemed satisfied. Billy not
withstanding but little notice was given. has
reason TO be proud of the reception given him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-02

The BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCES OF
TIE AFRICAN Nj. Il. CHURCH. will be held in
Baltimore common cling next Thursday MORN
ing, the 9th inst. Bishop Wayman will pre-
side. According to the appointments made last
session, the annual sermon will be preached by
Rev. A. l.. Stanford, and the missionary ser.
mon by Rev. John NJ. Brown. Bishop Way
man has Just returned from a Southern tour
holding Conferences at Tallahassee, Florida.
Macon. Ga: Columbia, s. c.: and Richmond,
Va. This year the General Conference of this
denomination meets in this CITY on the ith day
of May, and for the first time in their history
Will all the Southern States, tits said, have del.
egates in that body.
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The CIRCUS AND MEsAGyrIE Sixth 81

THE CIRCUS AND MENAGEEIE on Sixth street.
south of Pennsylvania avenue, draws immense
crowds constantly. Dan Rice is of course him
self one of the prin cipai attractions. His comic
mules, and. his well-trained horse Excelsior,
ale wonderful specimens OF their kind, and of
the skill OF their master. The circus remains
here all the week, giving two performances
daily. This is positively Col. RIce's last ap
pearance as Snowman, in this city, and none OF
our readers should fail to avail themselves of
this chance Of seeing and hearing such an orig :
inal wit and humorist. The Colonel's mex
appearance before the people will probably
be when he makes his bow in the political
arena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-02

JUMPED FROM WINDow-This morning.
about four o'clock, Sergeant hardwood, of tn
six tn precinct, while making his rounds, heard
the sc reams Of a woman. He proceeded in the
direction from which they originated. and
found Mrs. Dansgh lying on the ground
screaming on account Of injuries received, she
having jumped from the secopd STORY back
window OF honse No. 1913 Seventh street, be-
tween ID and f streets. She stated that her
husband attacked her, and to get out of his
reach she jumped from the window. She was
not seriously hurt.
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CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
The regular weekly meeting of this associa-
uen was held last evening at No. 397 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, Col r. A. Allabach, president,
in the chair; Lieut.. Ball secretary A fter the
Transaction Of the usual business, Mai Warner
Capt. A. kega, M. N. Summers, and Captain
Geise, addressed the meeting at considerable
length, when motion to go into executi We ses.
sion was carried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-02

INSTALLATION OF OEFICERs.-At the regu
lar weekly meeting of Western Mission Diyi.
sion. = of T., held last evening. the following
officers were installed into Office, for the quar-
ter ending June Both, 1s6s:-W. p, Geo l..
Starkey; w. A. Charles Calyert, ST. X. S, A.
Harding; Treas, j. Ellis; Chaplain, Thos. l..
Salkeid: Con, Geo. Wilson; A. c., Jos Thomp
son; /. 5, j. s. Moody; o. s., James Hanley
This Division holds its meetings in Stott's Hail,
CORN 2Gth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
every Wednesday evening.
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wIsEwELL BARRAcKs MI.sIoNARY Soc1r1

WIsEwELL BARRACKS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
A meeting of this society, held at Wi,ewell
Barracks, the treasurer, Mrs. Rev John Kim
ball, reported that the amount of money re-
ceIved was SSH. The following persons have
contributed the sums affixed 70 their names:
Miss IL. L. CaDnister. New buryport, Mass,
So Deacon Alyord, Winsted, Conn. 81: Miss
Campbell, Washington, So; Mrs. Ashton's in
FAINT class, Newton Centre. SIS; from friends in
WIDsted, Conn, 81 3; Mrs. L. II. Master, Low
ell, Mass, 81; Mrs III. r. Brown, New York
city, SO; Mrs HarEee Claim, Brooklyn, N Y,
So; DIR. Storr's church, Brooklyn, N Y, So
articles sold by the society, SIC. 10 clothing
and other necessaries there has been received
about Ssl65e. For other necessaries there have
been laid out s72.0l, leaving on hand s2340
The following are the officers of the associa-
non: Mrs Charles II Bliss, president Mrs. T.
w Rowinson, vice president; Mrs. John KIM
ball, treasurer, and Miss J. NJ. Alword, secre-
tary.