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SUTNDREES.

ono BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE RIO
LUU Coffee.
10 DruE.s Grand Bank Goldfish.
so barrels pure Cider Vinegar.
2 Bales Gloves.
2 do Cassia, in Mats.
Case prime Nutmegs.
500 Barrels Ohio River Salt.
10 Hogsheads prime Cuba Sugar.
90 Quarter barrels No. Mackerel'
so doz. Fancy Brooms.
50 Boxes Goshen Cheese.
Just received and for sale by
decs NJ REILLY.
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FOR RENT.

-VHE STORE ROOM No. 9 MONROE
i street, now occupied by Lewis, Little Co.
Possession given April LIST, 1860. Enquire Of
decd w. w. MILLER.
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BANKRUPTCY.

THE CREDITORS OF SAMUEL STERN
are hereby notified to appear at my Office
in the city of Wheeling, West Virginia, on the
2sth day OF December, A. ID. 1868, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and show cause, if any they have. why the
said Samuel Stern should not be discharged from
his debts under the Bankrupt Law of March Cd,
1867. The second meeting Of said creditors will
DO held at said time and place, and the third
meeting on the day following at same hour and
place. GEO. B. CALDWELL.
decl5-oaw 2w Register in Bankruptcy.
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United States Of America, Dis
triCt0f West Virginia, SIS.

Charles S. Despard)
vs. In Admiralty
Steamboat Malta"
WHEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w the District Court Of the United States
for the District OF West Virginia, on the I'd day
Of December, 1868, by Charles S. Despard,
against the steamer Malta" her engines
tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture Now
therefore. in pursuance Of the monition under
the seal Of the said Court TO me directed and
delivered, / do hereby give public notice TO all
persons claiming the said steamer, her engines
tackle, outfit apparel aud furniture or in any
manner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said District Court to be held
at the city of Wheeling in and for the District
Of West Virginia, on the I'D day Of December
1868, at II o'clock in the forenoon of that day
provided the same shall be day Of jurisdic
ton; otherwise on the next day OF Jurisdiction
theraAftsr,) then and there to interpose their
claims, and make their allegations on that be.
half. HEDGEMAS SLACK
United States Marshal Dist. w. Va.
By W. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JACOB B. JACKSON Proctor for Libeliant
WHEELING. W. VA, December Sd, Isss.
dec4
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United States of America, Dis
trict of West Virginia, SIS:

Steamboat Elk"
WHEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court of the United States
for the District of West Virginia, on the 9Th day
of December, 1868, by Jacob Flowers against
the steamer Elk" her engines, tackle, outfit,
apparel and furniture: Now, therefore, in pur.
suance of the mOnition under the seal Oi the
said Court to me directed and delivered, 1 do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claim
ing the said steamer, her engines, tackle outfit,
apparel and furniture, or III any manner inter.
estcd therein, that they be and appear before
the said District Court to be hold at the city Of
Wheeling, in and for the District of West Vir.
GINA, on the 3Oth day OF December, 1868, at ! |
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, provided
the same shall be day of jurisdiction; other.
wise on the next day of Jurisdiction thereafter,)
then and there TO interposa their claims and TO
make their allegations on that behalf.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
United States Marshal, Dist. w. Va.
By w. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAMES s. WHEAT, Proctor for Libellsnt.
WHEELING, w. VA, December, 1863.
decII.td
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United States OfAmerica, Dis
trict of West virginia.

VS.. In Admiralty.
The Steamboat Jonas Powell.")
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDE Il,
L en- tered on the 9th day of November, 1863
in the District Court of the United States for
the District of West Virginia, in the case Of
John Winkley against the Steamboat Jonas
Powell, her engine, tackle, outfit, apparel and
furniture, shall proceed to sell said steamboat,
Jonas Powell, " at the town of Point Pleasant,
in the county of Mason, in this District, on Fri.
day, the LIST day OF January, 1859, TO tho highest
and hes. bidder, at public auction.
TRRas OF SALE-Onethird cash, the balance
in two equal instruments, at three and six
months, the purchaser giving bond, with APP
proved security for the deferred instruments,
with interest from date.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
U. S. Marshal District w. Va.
MILLER e. QUARRlER, Proctors for John
Winkley. decl5-l4t
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FOR RENT.

V,HE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
i Room The floor is l2s feet long by 90 feet
wide Has fine light. Possession given imme-
diately A w. PAUL. & CO,
LOG Main street, Merchants Block.
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Special Notice.
Oysters! Oysters! Oysters !!
By the Case, Can, HaIfCan,
quarter Can, and by
the Quart.
j Q I'm C. HEFTLEY US,
Odd Fellows, Hall Rui,Jiuy

THECELEBRATED MAHONYS OYSTERS
fresh from Baltimore will be kent con.
stantly on hand at the above place. Also
fresh meats and all kinds of green vegetables:
decS.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

rue.day Morning, December ID.
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DAILY. TR1-wEEKLY, WEEKLY.
l. Baker.
LEWIS BAE Err s. co.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

~ yoar S7 80 Three months. --'S- :
siT months. ...... 4 90 One month .''-'''
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-20

TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
Principal Depot, No. 3O4 Oh ES NUT street.
Central Depot, No lOss FIFTH Street one door be-
row Chestnut Established 1852.
Revenue sIR1hps of every description constantly
on hand IN any amount
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HOOP SKIRTS.

6H4 HOOP SKIRTS, R0S
NEW FALL STYLES,
LA PANIER and all other desirable styles and
sizes OF our
CELEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS
for ladies' III isseB and children, constantly ON aa
al made 10 uroer Largest assortment In theaLL
and specially adapted for first class trade.
CORSETS CORsETS OORSETSl
Retailing at very low prices Our assortment Ia
complies, embracing rhompsonA Glove Eating ia
all grades, from ~ 40 70 $3.50; Beckels superior
French woven CorsetS, from 1A'lO 10 $3.50; supe-
lior " haebOne hand made COraets from 81 Genus 20
S12O, In SHIELDS AID circular gore; Madame FoyH
Corset skirt supporters, at 0l'1O.
Also; S MIS- Moody's Patent seltAdjusting Abdom
Corset Clasps, q cents pair.
Wholesale and Retail Manutactory and salesroom
0s8m VIM. T. HOPKINS.
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PROPOSALS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TIE
CHIEF QUARTZ ERMAsrER's oFFIcE.(

II EADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF TIE
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICED
ATLANTA, Ca. sept 70, 1865.
Sealed proposals Will be received et This once until
y M: ocIGbgr y, 1865, tor rkA&SPoRTATloN OF
Charleston 3. o., To Savannah, Ca, Fernandina,
Jacks Unvlle, talalka. Picolata and ST. ugusLine.
Florida,
Bios should be for through rates from Charleston
to each point, and allo rates from one point TO
another
stores shipped will be classified and paid for &C.
cOTdinR To The Government ella sihcatiOn.
This contract 10 remain 10 force TOR one year.
The usual requirements for bios Will be eNacted
Pro- Ossls slould be in lrpcRteLwith copy OF this
advtrlisement attached 20 each, and shou be IL
dorsed Proposals for rTansportaton, and addressed
BVE Brlg. Gen. ard Q. M, U. 5. A.,
l0l46t Chief M. Dept. of the South.
FRAN K FOR A RS p n L.
Sealed PROPOSALS, In duplicate Will be received Oy
The undersigned until " NJ. october 26, 1865 at this
Office, for furnishing the troops stationed aL Frank
ford Arsenal with Fresh Beef of a good marketable
qualify In equal proporti of fore aud hind quar-
IeTs. excluding necks. shauks, and kidney Lallow
the Beef TO be delivered tree of TO TIE troops In
kuch quantities and on such days as may he from
lime 10 time required by the proper authority, and TO
continue In force Six Months such ess time as the
approval, commencing on the ist DAY OF November
1868 Upon acceptance OF the offer security and bond
In the sum 81 Six Hundred Dollars Will be required
for The faithful performance OF the contract
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
BetE" o,
10 20 st Second Lieutenant Ord, A. O. g.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for November has, as
usual, an attractive miscellany of stories,
sketches, poetry, household receipts, patterns,
etc. A fine steel engraving, entitled "Nothing
this Morning, Miss" representing young
lady having sly conference with the post
man, is given as frontispiece. The fashion
plates are numerous, and the magazine as a
whole is up to its usual standard of excellence.
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~ o Il N SIX O II A N G y
~ RAG MANUFAOTORY.
JOHN 7. BAILEY CO.,
REMOVED TO
N, E. corner OF MARKET and WATER Streets,
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN RAGS AND BA9GIN9
OF every description, for
Grain, Flour, Salt, Super Phosphate OF Lime Bone
Large and small GUNNY BAGS constantly on:hand
T22Yl Also WOOL SACKS.
JoHn T. BAILEY JAMES OAsoADKM
DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
j. and practice Of thirty years at the Northwest
moved to South ELEVENTH Street, between MAR
KET snd CHESNUT.
all recent, chr0nic local, and constitutional affeo-
tiors OF special nature, Is proverbial.
ID Beases or the skin, appearing In q hundred DIFF
erent forms totally eradicated: mental physical
weakness and ali nervous debiltlea scientifically
and successfully treated. 0tiice hours from A. NJ.
ePM, '..
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Missouri-Both Parties In tho Field.
Both the democratic and radical parties Missouri
are out before the people in political addresses The
democratic address makes tho following declaration at
tho outset:-
wo wish TO state distinctly, at the threshold that In
adherng 70 the name OF democratic party IL s not
intended to renew past issues TO bind anybody
70 past party dosmas; but. finding already organ.
lied party animated Dy patriotic motives in opposi-
ton TO the wicked schemes OF radicals, avail our
selves OF thai organization and invte all OF
parties who oppose these schemes 10 unise with US.
We deeply and solemny impressed with the tran
scendant Importance OF the issues which will
issues involved Is whether wh9e men shall rule Or
whether negroes who late degraded and ignorant
slaves, should control our destiny II is therefore,
deemed ut occasion TO the past and prosent
condition OF the country.
The following Is among the resolutions In the plat
form
Resolved, That the suffrage political trust con.
fefred the individual tor the benefit Of society
large: aud believing thai the white OF this country
competent to govern themselves aud to
promote the general welfare aud that long tried
aud well proved ability do these things would ss
hndered and impaired by the corporation OF siiss
-barbarous race who any capaciy
for government declare fixed irrevocable hos.
tillty TO negro suffrage.
The radical address reviews the past, adopts negro.
suffrage and comes to the following conclusion
We organize for principles It Is the flag for which
fight and not the coi,r bearer We shall believe
that the republican party, so brave measures,
faithful TO principle so glorious in record viii stoop TO-
u
may be- must bs ono whose devotion to republican
principles has been proved beyond question very
life Is guarantee OF his ndety, whose fitness
the responsibilities before him need not bo tskea
trust. Its candidate for Vice President mus. be .
man not less thoroughly known and every worthy
TO l the place OF President IL afford 10 eject
to either office more expedioncy, the shadow OF man.
For II IL docs, its hardly victory will again turn
TO ashes the touch, aud the faith OF tho nation
the courage and fidelity OF the party will vanish for
ever But with true men to it's bonors, sith
wise measures Tor tho emergencies OF the fe~
naming months, with determined effort 70 make its
understood by the people, with unshasen hdeity
TO It's principles and It's duty, como victory, deeat
the republican party cannot DO defeated True so
oil the best instincts and brightest ASPIRATIONS OK
kind Dght for IT, and the in thar courses
fought against Sseran all the powers OF civilization and
all the forces OF combine crush the advocates
Of and injustice.
Ohio-Rupture I'm tho Democratic Ranks.
G. L. vaandigham prints In the Dayton Lcog1
article the late election in the Eighth Ohio d,ric
in which he predicts democratic defeat In tho Pros.,
dental contest by at least twelve thousand majority
well the defeat Of Psndlstons claim tho P-est
dcnti" termination.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

prevalent in the allied army The stual,on Of affairs
at Humaita remained unchanged.
Secretary seward Friday received telegram from
Copenhagen announcing that the treaty for the sale OF
the Danish West Indies 70 the United States had been
ratified by the Rgsdag and signed by the King Of Den-
mark and sent on to Washington.
In the State Constitutional Convention yesterday an
amendment vas adopted to the nrst section OF tho ar.
ticls on corporations including literary. scientific.
charitable and benevolent associations The Convention
then went into Committee OF shs Whole on tho ma
jory report on state Prisons aad shortly after ad.
journed.
In the Georgia Reconstruction Convention resolution
was adopted pelitoning for loan from the general
government In aid Of tho agricultural interests In the
Virginia Convention clause adopted taxing male
citizens for schools and general purposes The proceed
ings in the other Southern Conventions we're unim.
portant
The special committee OF the Board Of Aldermen ap
pointed ON the subject Of tho Fifth extension
held meeting yesterday in the chamber of the Board
for the purpose Of allowing the property holders along
the line Of the proposed Improvement TO express their
views Addresses pro and we're made and finally,
without taking any action, the committee adjourned
until Saturday next At tho meeting Of the Board At
two O'Clock large amount Of routine business was
transacted, and several resolutions we're offered and
adopted. among which one in relation to the dis
astes at He'll Gate The removal Of tho Loew bridge
was discussed.
In the Court OF General Sessions, Judge Russell
presiding the OF alleged larceny OF the Royal In
surance Company bonds has been on argument Deci-
sion reserved.
In the United States Commissioners Court yesterday
Louisa Miller was brought before Commissioner Osborn
on charge Of having In herpossession counterfeit
United States currency. Examination adjourned.
The exports Of specie from this port for the week end
ing February l were $780, 100, the smallest in several
years.
The stock market was firm yesterday. Government
securities were strong. Gold closed at l40N l40X.
The afkes with but few exceptions extremely
quiet yesterday but values were generally unchanged
Cotton was decidedly less active shade lower at
the opening, but quite steady at loKc for middng at
the Close Coffee was steady, with q moderate demand
On Change flour, wheat and spsrlnely dealt
in but unchanged in value Oats dull but held lc
higsr Pork triae more active and better Beef
and lard were active at full prices. Petroleum dun
but slightly frmer. Naval stores were almost inactive
and unsettled. Freights we're firm but quiet Whskcy
remained dull and nominal
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
IHs nlScQcK HOMICIDE.


Grom the Evening Telegram Of yesterdAyi
ArsArv, Feb. I, 1868
IT, argument the motion By Distic1 Attorney
Smith 10 proceed with the trial Of General Colo the
indictment for numbering l.. H. Hiscock took 7ace to-
day before Judge Peckham.
No new affdavts were introduced by ths dsfencs.
tu, copies Of used in opposition to the motion 10
auash the certorari we're reverted.
The aaidavi.s were thoso OF General Cole Senator
Cole Of California; W. II. Hadlcy, prisoners coun-
sell: n. w. Brown, David Cole, N. r. Smith
Lyman CARY. John L. Cuyer and DR.. HoyL Thev
related to the testimony which was expected 10
be adduced from the evidence of Mrs Cuyler
Mrs Olive b. Cole, tho Senator's wife. Mrs Elizsbeth
Anderson, DR.. w. H. Wheeler and pr w. n Palmer
all Of whom, II Is claimed, absent from the country
or state or confined 10 bed by severe llness
Fhc District Attorney said that tho papers 10 behalf of
the State mainly those fis In court the sub.
stance OF which referred the indictment. and prepa
rations for trial November, tho subsequent DELAYS
aud the stpulatons by defendant TO bs prepared Al
specified times.
The Court after argument refused TO put thccase on
I'LL May, aud ordered adjourned Oyer and formnor To
be held upon the prosecution stpuiang 10 obtain the
attendance OF Judge TO hold the court as Judge Pec
ham would, he stated, be unable 10 attend.
Tho will probably come At early day
The letter Of Mrs. Mary B. Cole TO her husband con-
tanning her confession OF adultery with Hlsc,ck was
read by the District Anrnsy, this being the Gts limo
has beon made pablo,
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

The neat, graphic and withal pictorial let
ter of our correspondent on the fashions,
fsles and fooleries Of the French metropolis,
is more than usually piquant and interesting
to-day. There is an agreeable mixture Of
material for the modisfes and seasonable sug-
gestions for neophytes in the skating art.
Here we have fashion behind the scenes
minutely described in PATHS four "Traviata"
costumes. These, it is true, are the fashions of
the stage, salon and the ballroom of the
c0ulisSes; but they strike us as being mar
vellously like the real article as we read of it
in the Sale des Marechanx and the salons of
the noolesse, foreign ambassadors and SO
forth on grand festive occasions. But the
Diua is an artist in more bran .hes tho, mns!SS,
ana the genius % dress well is not the least
Par' :. :. ner qualifications
In Paris as in New York, just now, youth
and beauty are to be found for the most and
best part on runners, elegantly mounted in
morocco and decorated in all fanciful styics
In gilt. On the ice, as well as in the ball
room or the carriage, Fashion waves her
wand, and all women and men obey her. The
ladies', we are told, are cautious enough to
unite comfort and hygiene with elegance in
the choice of their skating costumes. Revealing
in variety of colors, from green and garnet
to black or gray the material is almost exclu-
sively velvet, and the style Invariably
d Ia Polonaise, with cosey trimmings
of fur and satin. Coquettish little
fur caps, set off with steel aigrettes,
and pretty fur-topped boots, make both ends
meet in perfect harmony. he scene on the
frozen lake at the Bois dc Boulogne, at the
Jste de NUT, by torchlight, with thousands OF
figures thus costumed gliding about, must
have looked like a festival of Dutch fairies
in its most exhilaratng moments.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

MORE ALxANAcs.-Since our recent notice Of
the Tribune Almanac we have received and
are still receiving a great variety of almanacs-
so great, in fact, as to show a remarkable ex-
pansion OF the almanac business We have
political and literary almanacs, Christian
almanacs and patent medicine and other BUSH
ness advertising almanacs, Of various kinds I;
almanacs in various languages, costly alma
macs, gotten up in splendid style, and amanacs
of the "Old Ben Franklin sort, hardly worth
two cents. We have enough almanacs 10 last
US through tho year, and for the present wc
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

shall be resigned to the deprivation If we get
no more almanacs. In our line of business
the standard political documents, election
returns and other statistics of the Tribune
Almanac are worth more than the contents Of
all these other almanaos put together. Other
parties engaged in other pursuits may as
wisely prefer some other almanac. By going
to the book store and paying their money they
can take their choice. No man in this year OF
our Lord can fairly plead his forgotfulness of
pay day for want of an almanac.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

nently obtaining operate performances With
'niS reasoning, however, we altogether dis
agree, feeling sure that rivalry alone will
provide the artists we desire to hear and that
Whatever the difficulties may be that surround
tue conduct Of lyric establishment, those
dinicuites will be overcome when II Is re-
membered that another competitor is in the
field.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

ASSOCIATE REFORMED FREE CHURCH, Broadway
Rkv CHARLES b. SMYTH, ''THR WHITE FAwN AND THE
PILGRIM CoSrRAsrED.n Morning, afternoon and evening
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BLOoMINGDALE BAPTIST CHURCH, Forty second
street w. PoPx YxAMAS. Morning and evening
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BIEECKER STREET UNIvERSALIST CHURCH,
Mornng-fEy J. q. BARTHOLOMEW. Eyenng-RKy DA,
X. Ike, on GEOLOGY AND THE BIBLE"
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DR. CRosBY's CHURCH. Fourth avenue. -AppREssrs
hr kEy DRs. HITCHCOCK Posr BEHALF or TEE
WohEs's UNION MISSIONARY SOCIETY Evening
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CHAPEL OF THE HOLY APOSTLES, Rutgers Col
tege.-Morning and evening.
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -REy
DAVID Mitchell Morning. Afternoon and evening.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. Han Of the Univer.
siy, Washington squaie.-REy. DR. DEEMS Morning and
evening
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CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION orn ing REV
DR. FLAcG. Evening-kEv DIR. MuHLKrsuac
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CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH. .-EvANoELrsr
PREACHING ON SUBJECTS PERTAINING CoMIyG THE
LORD. Evening.
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:. FORTY SECOND STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
suRx." Morning and evening =
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DoDWORTH STUDIO BUILDING Fifth avenue --REy
dksRr BLANCHARD, ON "koNE REASON Afternoon
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DODwoRTH HALL.-spnrruALIsrlc socfrry MornIn
--.-'N
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CHURCH OF OUR sAvIoUR.-Rrv j. NJ PULLMAN
Morning and evening
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURcH-Rry A B
EARLE Morning. afternoon and evening
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METHODIST EPIsCofhI CHURCH. ls5rH STREET
RKv. J0ns McvIcAR Afternoon.
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MASONIC ROOMS or BREvOORT HALL, Fifty four,
sireet-RKv Y. u. EVER. Afternoon.
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FRENCH CHURCH DU ST. EspRIT.-Rsv. Dr. vSn
REs. Morning - -
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NEW JERUSALEM HOUSE OF WORSHIP -REy
CnAurchr GILES Morning and evening.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

MASONIC HALL-THE AssoCt Arfor oy sptruu.r,srs
Morning and evening.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH Morrisauia
RHy. JoaN j. EoBKRrs. Morning.
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New York. sunday, February .. 1858.