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PROPOSALS. FOR HAY.
HD'aRs. fIYrH MILITARY DIsTRICF,)
STATE OF IkNAA. ORRILR GmIAE Y. NJ.

HD'9gs, fIYrH MILITARr DlsTAJCr.)
STATE OF TEXAS, OPRICR CHIHF Y. NJ,
AgsTIS, Taxa, September 10, ISIS
Scaled proposal In duplicate will be received at
this office until IL o'clock IN, Monday, November
2, for supplying the post Of Brownsville with Hay
for one year.
Hay TO DO Of good, clean, understandable quality,
subject 10 rigid inspection.
Delivery to commence on tho first Of December
noIt, and TO be cont nued In such quantities as tho
receiving OllCes may require.
Bidders will state the kind Of hay proposed to DO
delivered and whether baled or loose.
Each bid must be accompanied by the names Of
two responsible parties Certified to by clerk Of =
court, who win enter into q bond aud furnish
good and sufficient security In case the contract Ia
awarded him, that he Will faithfully carry out the
conditions therein set forth and each surety will
state his place Of residence.
Proposals 10 DO Endorsed "PTop0sals for Hay for
nOlds. J. A, POTTER.
Military District. 0eS-td
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PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION,


HHADQUARTBRs DEPT or TnU SOUTH,)
CHIhP QClRTRRhAsfAR' OPPICH,
ATLANTA, GA, sept. ~, 1888.
Sealed proposals will be reooiyed at this ON co
Government Troops and Stores from Charleston, s.
&, TO ssyaunah, Ga. Fernandina, JaeksOnVillo,
BIDS should be for through rates from Chsrleston
10 each point, and also rates from Uue point 10
another.
All stores shipped will he classified aud paid for
AceYrding 10 the Government classification.
This contract to remain In force for one year
The usual requirements for bids will be oXaCted
Proposals should be In tTiplicgte, with n copy Of
be endorsed Proposals for TranspoTtstion, and
addressed TO The undeLsignod, Il, HAXfON.
oe5.td ChiefQ. H. Dept. Of The south.
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" wAIHtNnroS. D. C. sept ., lSs5
On u. pcutiou u CHAKLs- DAsPosrH. PsIet-
-oa' new Jer,"y. Praying for tha Gxtes,Gn Of
paieai graIt~I - him III The Eth day Of Deem
Der, 1854, for sl improvement in Thro.tles for
spiIn,HE Cotton
Il Is ordered that ~! petition be heard at this
ONCE on the Isl day Of November next Any per
son may oppose this O1L"nsi0n. Objections, dspo-
-iLioH-. aud slher papers, should be fled In this
o1ie7 twenty days bo,pro tho tay NJ bearing
ELISHA FOOTR,
bepl1.Tlw -sionsr n pAIants
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
- WASIISdTON, D C., Oct. 2, lStS.
Gu tho petition vi AaYROsR FOsruE, 1t laura
Vile, ND, Tor himself and tho representatives, u
J, A. Messenger, deceased. praying for tho eEl"n'
siOn ~ patent ITAutcd n the said Ambrose FO--
ter. on tho 1911 LsY u January, 1875, fprR an la
pTUYed building Block
Il /. ordered ihat said petition b. heard At thiI
Once Oh the Glst day ~ December next Any
person may olppse This extension, objections,
deposit lions, sul other papers, should be- nlel Ia
this Oincc Iw"htJ day. before the day = hearing.
\. II. HODGES,
gCts:W3w Acting Commissioner u IStruts.
LIVERY LADY AND GENT In the world are
~ wanted ~ agents for our ONE DOLLAR SALL.
4 Watch, cut 81 ttnu, u nrvss, Carpet, aud
thousand "l other urt'plrB, for u rICh. Srud -
eents for checks and circulars giving Iu.I u
formation, Liberal indncemgnts % agents. Ca
eulArs sent FREQ BANKS, LORD d co.
5l Washington ST. Boston, Macs.
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PUBLIC REsyLtTION-NO 81
JuINr RESOLUTION to aduli; free Of duty Ger.
tain statuary.
liz II 't'0lrsd By tie Senate amt House N
El"s"a'H,r,s IF Tie E.HirG Stats u Anicr.
"Eii C.tsy,sS .!ss,mjkd That the statue rep.
TCssnting tho figure Of Victory intended to
surnount the monument in memory Of the
PeErzylyEI's soldiers who fell in the Mex.
can war, now about being erected on the
capitol grouLds at lIarrisburg, being in mar.
bio cut IN Italy, and which will soon b. ready
for Shipment, shall be admitted free Of dnty
AppTVJsd July 80. 1868
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pRUPUsALs FOR BREDGIS r.,
/ NAM nR MAIN

L HARBOR, MAIN.
The contractors Tor THIS work HAVING isilGi to
be received at this Once mill so'cluck, y. IL. on
MONDAY, the 18th inAt for dredging tG,gu cubic
yards, more q less, on tho lar near the "M!ddls
o. ,wen'y feet ~ mean low water.
The WORN must DO cpmlRabrod and completed NJ
!be earliest period practicable. The material 10
be sNcEyated 10 10 be deposited in such localities
So the Super. Etgudias Engineer may designate,
not exceeding thror milrs In d'aiuuc" from the
work.
Bidder, will ,tato IT,. i@,rp por cubic yard VI
excavation, ~ EIrasured IN tho sUUws, Including
also the removal u tic material 20 tie DE- !guatgd
localities; ALSO, iAg time In " lei. lIsy wal cum-
the acceptance Of bids, It being important that tho
work Should be DON" ~ soon 90 practicable.
same period Tor drsdgihg s.uJl cubic yards. nyFr
or loss, measured III the sCUws - The depth VI
twenty iGrt a. mean ow water, On tho 'Spt' ~
the Grand Trunk whArNeH, tabuy0 aud mar the
middle Ground, the material cKCAValtd ~ bO
deposited IS required above, aud the work to be
completed not later than the 18th u December next.
be- reserved thrrefr"n until tho whole work il sat.
Ih'actUTlly cUmplrtHd, and to lc forfeited In the
event Of tho nVu-fulh Uncut Of the contract IN tho
time and manner TrQ ulfel.
The qgder,igIed Ios"ryrh the T!LhI " reIccI all
bids which, ia he opini"ny 4rg not favorable to
pTymptly r"rfurn III" contract,
f"rsOns string H. make pTppossls arc request.
Cd 10 call ~ the uEdrTignrd at his ONCE. In Morton
hl1cs i congress erect Tor forms u sale, and for
more d0hhIG Information ~ to the locality depth,
aud character Of dredging, aud, on transnitling
they will pleRyc rndIrs" thereon "PfuposGls fT
Dredging the Bar uearths Middle OrOund 'TOT Tho
"hpit near the Middle Ground. ~ the ehse, may
be. GEO THOM,
BreYst Brig. Gen. ~ s.A.
rORfIASn, ME. ,Ocl"G"r s,lsGS. oclI-td
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Bcautrul
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THRoygH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
L PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

VHRoUgH LINZ BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
l. PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
WAuuissToS, Sop Il, ieos-Doon.
Trains between Warrington And New York are
now run as follows, viz.
POR NEW YORK, without change OF cars.
Leave daily texeept Sunday at SO A. n. II 20
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily toxeept sunday Gt6.OoA m, L. %
and 8. fp m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York At 0. W =. m. AID rhllsdsi-
phia at g. 70 y. m.
Sleeping cars for New ork on oop. M. train only
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York or
In the day.
Soc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napOlis. and the West L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation.
L. N. COLE,
general Ticket Agent
0RO. 8. KoONTZ,
Agent, Washington.
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DROVIDRECE HOSPITAL,
USDRR THK uHAR1BoF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,

DROVIDRECE HOSPITAL,
USDRR rHB oHARdBoF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of Second street east and D siroot south,
Capitol Hill,
IN HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OP Wash.
IN0TON CITY.
The new building ia now ready for the reception
ofpatients Of every class, both medical and surgical
The cars run within two squares OF the building
Patients will be received into the wards at 10
per week, payable In advance. This includes Med
icine and Medical OF Surgical attendance,
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates.
MEDICAL sTAPP ATTENDING.
DR. E.cNyR rsSfsibSiAiss n on .., l..
swTSP EEFh'I RiES Snd FiDtseSsS yo,,
ween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
WIN. MARBURY, N. D., $50 street.
aUkssoEs.
J; =. THOMPSON, M. D., corner Ninth stree
and Massachusetts avenue.
81 IiH;l3;r% e. e E s.s Capitol street.
GRAFTON Tyler. T. D. DoS sSfnsr of w..hlsx.
ton and Gay streets, GEORGETOWN.
W. JOHNSON. NJ. D.. Seventh street. be-
y. HoWIRD, NJ, D., S2s strcot.
THOMAS MILLER, 2i3 Y street
JOHNSON ELIOT, 4Os 3 street
9. II. LIBBRMASN' 459 Thirteenth street.
Application can be made at the Hospital, or to
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege OF attending the
81 No persons with contagious diseases admitted.
SISTER LORETTA 0'RElLLY,
oetl7 Superior.
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.s7.u3E


I wAsHINGTOS, D. c. August 81, ISIS.
Ga the petlIlun u jeremiah Stsyer, Of BHztul,
Connecticut, praying Tor tn- rXt'u-lJu " AIatent
granted him the l2h day u Dh;onber, 1854, flr an
Improvement o machines for sCT.pilg metals
Il i,oId-rrd that said petition be hoard al tsls
office on the Isl dayp' V.mb"r n"HI ANY per.
sou may oppose this HNL'usluu. OhIeCIiuas. de-
positions and other papers, should b. tlsd Ia Ia
yulcu twenty dtTs before tn day Of hearing.
ELISHA PODrR,
.cIi.FXW COmIaisaiuuer Of PAlnuI.
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[TYlTBD STATES PATENT 0FYlCE,

~ "AsHtgTON, September Q, lsS.
- On the petition Of JIEsBE W. HArCH aud HESET
CnVRcniLL., Of Rochester. y. PRAYING tST the
q January, 1855, and TeizEu-i on the Atb day Of
jay 1919, Tor an improvement la Machine for Cat
ting Boot and Shoe SUlss.
Il Il ordered that the rald petition be hesrd at
this otnc" on tue lIth day Of December neII. ANY
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
depUsOus, aud other papers should be lied In thu
pticc twenty days before the day u hearing.
3 II. HODGES,
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| -ElTED sIATRs PATENT NFHLcE,

= wAsHIy0IoS, D. G, SEPT 70. 1873
On tho pelIiuu Of MARrIy l.. n CLsSIrY, Of
GfauAta, kaLsas, adm RiAtTstor 0f the estate n
lsaHr sI-or. iecc..ed praying fuT the extension
OF patent grhutsl u Henry Carter. Assl Anes u
sad sIe"r. the la.n day Of June, ls, ADledGci The
yth Jay = DScomLeI. 1904. FOR Al improv eMcEI
10 making MUS;
IL ordered that said potiiisn 10 heard at this
once "A the laIh day Of December next Any per.
son may oppose this extension. tJtUIiuns, l,IO.
sin"h,. aud other PaUrrs should be flet In tAis
oncc twenty days before the day q LeAriug.
s. II. HODGES,
'c6.T5v AcNng Conrn!ssOner n PAteuis.
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I wA.gfsoros, d. c. september !, 1913.
oN the petliiuu uf CTaRSCs WHHsLBB, IT. Of
Auburn, 4: praying for the -Hlnnsion u a rat.
cut ara ltei MIN on the 9TH lay II D-ccInb-T isl,
T-is,grt January T. Ia, 10 seven dfYlsioLa, uum-
ber'I So, 90. 81. S., 81, S. Sal sud IsIs.ne
urmh"r"l SO, again re,u,u"l MAJ Il. 1867, and
num- - $50, for au improvement In Gram aud
Graz tTyestsrs.
tn yrler,i thaGsail PETITION b. heard at thu. Uf.
Zee on IAe I'D day Of November u"Et. Any person
may "ppos" this EXTENSION. OBJECTIONS, dsrJsi-
!Ion., aud other papers should ba ed IN hi. ofnco
twenty days efpTs tho day OF hearing
ELlslIA FOOTB,
.oI. HJE Con- mi sci yneT Of Patent.
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y WAsIlSIlpS,D /. G.. October 2,lCs
On the petition Of hAR.lIAIL BuuNKTT and
CuAkLEs YASBER WURnD, Of Boston, Mas pray-
luI ftr the rElsnsiuu VI patent granted them On
the ID day VI January, 1855, for au Improvement IN
Grain aud GTasz HaTNcsteTs;
It's oTdsrod that said petition be- heard At this
ptirr the li,h day " DeCrmber next Any prrs,h
may upryso this extension OBJECTIONS, depg-i-
lw-a'y days before the day Of hearing
\ n lODOhS
VCS.Tu9R Acting Comm sslonoT Of Patents.
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BUILDINGS FOR SALE.

OFFICR ASSISTANT QrARTgRYA.rBR GsSKRAL,l
CORsER HOUSTON AND UREKS sTRkETs,
, Ngw YOEE CRY, October d, ISIS.
VIII be sold " public auction, at Fort Wards
SSIoek SAiSn X: FSo va 1Gi h pn;t9
DARRACk, 56K22
2OFfICERS' QUARTERS Yxel
KITCHEN, lsx0
STABLE, 29SO
BAREHOUSR, 2iE9.
Terms: Cash, In o. u. Treasury notes; 10 per
cent. down nj time Of sale.
Tho successful bidder or bidders will be req red
" r0meYO The lulldiuEI As soon as possible after
tho sale. RUPUS Ih0ALLS
Brsy, MAJ. Gen aud As.'tQ. n. Cen. t, U. 3. A.
Sid
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Financial.
ElRsT TIoNAL BANK
wAsHlEuTOg.
wAsHlE0TOE.

y. D. Coos, tof Jay Cooke 5 Co. J President.
". 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
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I wAsuiSuTOS, b. e, september Z, rSS
- On the petition Of BIAUsiLL HOLM, Of LocEpyTt,
y. pray ~ for the entTL SON u palaht granted
MA Va tho sIl day u February, lslj, Tor an iIs .
prmVnm"nt "a EIuptiCal Rotary Pump;
4 DO Ti"r"i thAt salt p"tltipu b. hra At THIS
'us' "a !ha MA day u January urGL Any pur-
=, ~ may oppps" 'LIs sKI"nntYa. OlIpc.!pus, dep
ILlnHs, Aud olhsT papers ,hpuli h Glri 10 tn.
Vlicg twenty days before the day u hcartng
ELISHA FUUrB,
scplP.a CuInla,ssipLor VI pAisata,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA, THE Srl Day OF AUGUST.
John Tyler Powell tal. No. 1910.
,, vs. I R,uity Dnctsto

M1aTI!G # NJ IWWtII u Ut,
The Object Of this bill Is to procure q decree 10
sell real estate Of Grafton Powell deceased,
The eOmplainAnts having nled su affidavit that
tho following named defendants are nonresident
Of the said District, on motion OF the compla inants
by their collectors, MCssrs. Lloyd Lassele 1t /.
this 26lh day OfAugust, A. d, 1885,
Ordered by tho Court, That the defendants,
Thomas 5; Powell, Charles D. N. Powell. AL
Henry Collier Powell cause their appearances 10 be
entered heIein before the met rule day occur
w n ny6rcyed wt az csss az dsft ps
Uidei. copy Of this order be published in tho Ma
fioSAL REPUBLICAN once week for six weeks be-
fore said rule day
A tTueyopy:
(Signcd) GEO. y, FISHER,
Justice s. C.D.C.
MRIds, ClsrA a n F6t
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loLuNBIA DIsPRgsARY, FOR WOMEN AND
CHILDREN,
Corner OF Fourteenth and y streets.

This Dispensary is in connection with Column
biA Hospital, and Ia opened for the treatment of
out door patients, who are supplied with Medicine
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are abOnt to be confined and desire
to DO attended at their own homes, but W no are
unable to pay for the services ola compete ut
practitioner will be furnished with medical aten-
lion free, by leaving their names and address At
the Hospital with the matron.
=, HorRs OF ArTKsDANos AT THR DIsPHssARI.
Mondays, from 10 L. ......... Prof. y. Howard.
Fridays, frsm 2 to 4..nm......,.,..n.Dr. Ashford.
Columbia Hospital is open for the reception OF
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Bso-
Rotary Of the Inferior Such orders for admission
can be obtained Of tho surgeon In chief, DR.. J.
THOMPSON, nj his OEee, lSI street, between
Twentieth aud Twenly.fTst ian8-dly
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT A Beautiful
/ illustrated Book, worth rhousand Dollars,
eHt free to any Addrcas on receipt Of IS cents by
AddTs-sing Professor JOHN SkEDRRPOOL, No
IS winthrop Place, New York city.
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The many Thousands cured at this Institution
With the last eighteen years, and the Numerous
Surgical Operations performed by DR.. Johnston,
witnessed by the reporters OF The "sun, II aud
many other paper, notices OF which appeared
standing as gentleman Of character and Te.pOnsl.
billy, " spteteni guarantee 70 the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Persons writing should DO particular In direct
Ina their letters TO his Institution in the following
manner: JOHN NJ JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
iee-ly Baltimore, MARYLAND
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Al orders. either for agencies or for Immediate
use, should be addressed to the manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR, AahufaotuIcr,
No. II Second street west, bet Mas. Avenue aud @
street north, Warrington, d. Z.
Por sale By all DruE-s'oTes.
Trade supplied BY CHAS. sTOTr. Pennsylvania
avenue. bstWeen PouI-and- half and sixth .is,
washIuutnn. ID q .uIu
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"hHulNgrOS, d. e.
Dh. UAEEsrR. Permit me ~ tender you NY sin
esrs thsuE. for the extraordinary care youT ALI
Healing Lotion hs1 performed.
POr several years have been AFFLICTED with die
Neuralgia, with bat temporary relief from the doe
tors. had given DIP ever recovering. until tried
your All Healing Lotion, whlch, la fear weeks,
prod God = eonplste cure
YouF ybodiCut servant,
J. j. jacobs, BsLtfnnrt, In
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THE RUTLAND HERALD
.AIrRnNY- NI rNIER ;. I.0,


Irr, .rp, Il ,-r ra.em.. q, t-re-
.a-..ve. 5a ID saaysg,t.au "a tAatror,le,
mn w.,. REPORTER ( tla NV logk
Hr.. 100 tuaHnr attention ana som.
e#.r.. .ra.N " the COUNTRY IirI.ri-
g.t .Hata. muH laye a.'Ua... III
.a. i.rmare thn.a n.w WH.e.
&. Z. UA.hel4eg, AMI ,has uur He.t7 3."
.~a aUWsa'D'0va mea#"f' l''t'4'
hra. ~ WD3.nF Tie sF.'n''.k,'
rl 'hs fiH-'io0 Of the do'' third
f.. .in.o NJ lhe uv'-'wor,y n"nas'
N#n .m #ta years are oUl, tV -H'n ut
1-n' '.sa# "a lower rate 4 Interest.
>... , ..emsn ,.rirHi faH nNtns
-. .i- sup -J'e IT, "m9s have
.t... '.a 4aa-'iHu a.alu Z Htt taxa.
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THE SPRINGFIELD RErUWICAN ANn
JAMES FISK, JR,-A few days since the
Springfield Republican published q bio.
graphical sketch of James Fisk. Jr., the
now celebrated Erie Director, for which
Fisk has sued them for q libel, setting
the damages at $4,000 Tho Republican
Of Saturday thus facctiou~ly alludcs 10
the event;
This is world Of sad disappointmcnts,
in truth. Our pleasant and only too lrief
biographical notes of Mr.. James Fisk,
Jr, the Erie stoek.iobber, the new peer of
Daniel Drew, Robert schuyler aud Nor
ton Peto, the other day, We certainly
thought would bring Us something hand
some in the way Of letter Of thanks,
possibly. a triAing douccur, like few
thousand shares Of Erie. We even IAN.
cied hearing his rioh,round voice shouting
down the pipe TO tho printer, grind Oft
another half million Of stock or bonds
whatever form happens 10 bo on the press
for that clever Republican fellow M in
springfield, bless his heart" Bat. alayk
and alas, he sends his compliments, in.
stead. in the form of hbel suit
damages $4,000, The fear that lc might
become insane is probably already r..-
hzed; he don't recognize hi tt.yul,
Care, anxiety, the heavy burden II sixty
million capital suddenly doubled, and the
persecution OF Mr.. Belmont have done
their sad work. And thi: rare and bril-.
liant ornament 70 Wall street ana - 500.
cioty must be hau.>hcd from Il, 80.
citing world Life was, indeed, too ia,
too sad for his sensitive heart. one hope
remains; not having his tender compile
mentary not, at hand-it was - pre-
cious an autograph that the rude btarur
carried il Oft with him,-we may not yet
know all his thought; but the hope i
left. ut least, that he was 80 charmed with
our biographical "reminiscences, oar com
plimcuts to his brilliant career, hi, bcau-
ufully painted pcddling wagon, his it,ci-
mating personal appearance, his nervous
vigor and daring rccRle-suc>- in business
and in social life, that, like the spoiled
beauty, hc hungers for more, and SAP sends
up this little proyocation 10 Us 10 hunt up
and print more Of the tattering and inter-
csting details Of his outward and inward
life. How gladly we catch at this straw
that saves Us from tho thought OF hi,
drowning in a palsisl mind. We wei.
come the relief, accept the witty hint, and
hall 70 out TO seek matter TO I'LL ont our
only too rough and incomplete biography
If the new gacAt man of the era-Mr.
James Fisk, Jr. Similar notes have been
sent around to other leading papers, the
TRIBUNE, the Times and tho World, OF
/ New York, inviting the further study OF
his life; and w know they will all -har.
our kindness of heart and - to work cu.
Enthusiastically TO lo, the country know ON
what meat this Cesar feeds thai To- 1p-
grown - fat.
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I7.;,..,,.,-I., ~. d.. Gill;. ,.,.,,r.
os its shadow fo'toa.
p,aa-urs. or ,,rl,og If riyh.,,. mr.. f.rs.,,l
our greatest evil, u our greatest good Pope.
Tha .ood, "a rorauto,cc arc eorrr in
,.o,,h he ,Io,snro Lut tho harvest i.
yoancd IN oIo he main --(,3a1a.
-H,s.v word. often ronkIc the wound
which. iniurv piyns but soft words as.
s,,ge +, furo,iyiou r1,ros IL and forgetting
LIE, avny II, eT7,r
---Nti'tat pleasures never coy nht!he
,nna,;,;.,. ,,,,rn,..a n; nv rcqcctior ana
..,r,.,,,,,l,,nri Lv endowment II ColtoE.
-, :..-..,.
'g 'Sui1 ~ d '',g,+,'. i,,' =, e'.'. .; no
one 'tt. no ,'o i m,', ,"p ,"ltir ,o e'le
IN ~ "' 49, D,h o-lS III, Iii 'e",o'
la, , W., ~ - ~. , ''i ~ -
N''' "a Wv - -
Tie man who is one thing to-day and
another tC-i"orroW-Wh drives an idea
pc.i-Atii TINS "eeA' WINE II dri'es MN
the htAj' Is always i'll trouble: ana does
J"'; no. 1'"S. lr9'" one year emu 10
'ho'ho!
Pleasure is Il rose near which there
ever grows the thorn of evil. 1t is wis.
dom's work so carefully to Gull the rose as
to avoid the thorn, and let its rich per.
fume e1hale to Heaven, in grateful adora.
ton 10 Him who gave the rose to blow.
W.. r.,,,. ara sind u.;tb h,lu a.
f,c,inns and homo II hannv then 40 tbe
Young dwell in charmed circle, which
only the naturally depraved would seek
to quit and across which boundary temp,
tations to error shine out but feebly.
>n.,,. ,,,-, troorort on,ors,.
S nas ,hI,e Ills ,ban 'y ho ,nan y,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

three have been Methodist elergymep.
The Methodist Bishop Of Liberia i 4.
brother Of President Robevts Over 400
converts from the natives have been made
by tho Methodist church alone, 800 OF
whom are at present full mombcr Of that
communion.
The annual cash receipts Of the nil,
sionary treasury Of the Methodist Episoo.
pal Church, have advanced from sl63,.
9ei in 1853, toiS0l4l31 in 1868. Tho
largest sum was in ls0d, when it reached
Sd;G,aS0, This sum does not include the
grants received from the American Bible
Society,
There is an increasing religious inter
est being manifested in tho Methodist Epls
eopal Church In 81. Albans. AT the
Quarterly Meeting las, Sunday, seven
members wore received into fun eomnun.
ion
Tho Methodist Church at North
Granville, y Y, Rev A, G. Rose. pastor
is enjoy ,ug a precious revival season. The
Troy praying band was there on satu,.
day, sunday and Monday, and there were
abundant demonstrations al the power 81
the Spirit, Meetings are held in tho
morning, Afternoon aud evening pf each
DAY, and when the invitation 10 80 for
ward for prayer i extended. it seem, 20
be accepted by the whole congregation
general i, thc Influence.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The first edition Of the New Testament
printed in y H., was done in New Ipf-
wich, ly Simon Ide, E,q, now ut Clare
mont
Tho! VI ChronicA says, George +
Houshtou, Esq, oi 81 Allnns, is now iu
the Editorial Chair Of tho Church Journal.
New York, and he bring. to il the rara
qualifications Of p,ac,iced pon, smp'.
resources, Christian courtesy AMI good
ta-te
Tt Chronicle also say. Ala,ter %.
c,,yc3 last week, 'oa h'o i-r insnr'i ".
said
"fhe three days Meeting ltI u a..
congregational Church in Nergopre,, "
Friday. Saturday and sunday, tN Rev
\, l. Earle, was very solemn meeting
indeed. The house was hIle3 Sunday
Nov - morning, afternoon and evening.
70 it, utmost capacity Seldom, II ,v,~.