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our services, assuripg you that any busi-
prompt and faithful attentlon.
: he business in Cfiicinhatf VIII be con-
tinued under Lhe firm name of ROSTER
BROTHERS, and will he devoted to the
sJFholesate Grocery and Commissions Business
LAS tsroeers .sse design Keeping COM
d ptete assort.a eut Of such goods as are best
slited TO the wants Of the trade. We will
adhere to tie CASH YsrHM-. btty and sen
for ready pap "-exp xperIence having thor-
oughiy satisfied us.that it's b} st both for the
our goods at the smallest margin OF profit,
thus saving to the purchaser the cost OF
interest, and the contingent profit for bad
debts and we will MAKE it to the adVan.
tage of the closest buyer who visits this
market to examine our stock and pur-
chase OF us. Our terms viii be CASH, {paF
deducted on all bulls paid for at The time 81
dedIcted II PAID 19ftIfSr JlJtee,s days Au
bis remaining unpaid at the es1l'taGtton of
Renaittdnees by cypress must be prepaid.
ORDERS VIII be filled at as low rates as if
you were presentl to buy. foods not in
our line will be selected with special care,
at current rates.
Our facilities in this branchgof our busi-
ness are not surpassed by any house IN
the city, and our stock VIII always be
found complete, fresh. and desirable.
a 5 commissions MeFehanfs, we will
attend - the sale or purchase OF all kinds
of 9)ysOduceH or y1leychstuClfss With many
years experience and adequ4tr facilities,
we feel con fident that We are able TO give
the fullest satisfaction to those who may
sale, or with orders to buy any thing 10 the
Market Cash oskiUdHces made on c0Hsign-
mems. FORWARD sc prompt attenFed
TO. and lowest rates OF freight obtain d.
Usual facilities viii be EXTENDED To- ship
pers making consignments TO our New
York House,
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q Terre Bauts and Indianapolis.
0GiO and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINcENNEs.

Going East. Going W.T..
Mail 2:20 NJ sos N
Express ................. 8: 80 NJ 800 NJ
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BG Buy Maltby's Fresh Oysters.
They are the best in the city. For
sale at IL Herman's Confectioner.
JANIS st. slE s79 sHFHes
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sir How r - Mothers suffer the agony
# seeing Il l-e1e - tie ones ssnatched away
rOm thevn ( IT 10 Whooping Cough, or
DiptheEfzsy ". CT single bottle of Poland's g
White T49C Ga round would have saved
che li1cs 4 It's infallibIe.
1E-5t 8sz .sfiaf&Wr@a 49,
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iuf1gard's Needles for sale everywhere.
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THE CITY.

meteorological Observations.
Meteorological observations, taken daily
at the JoURNAL Office: 6-t-
6 A. N. NOON. p. NJ. MED'T
Thermometer. 80 1lo uo 50
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Take none other than C7qrk's Cotton.
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Machines Use CzarL's Spool Cotton
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1S water. So. .DHT

"A. Il. SHRADER,
as GeaF Freight Agt. e. & C.R.E
j. A. HhL, l1F
Gent Freight Agt. o. &.M RI
sells
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Ladies' use Clark's Spool Cotton.

New FIRM.-We have associated
with us in business, Mr. j w. Bar
bour, who, for many years, has been
in our employ. The new house will
be conducted under the name and
style Of HolIingswortht 4 Co. IS
IS Thankful for the kind patronage
extended to us for many years by our
friends, we respectfully solicit con-
tinuanee of the same.
jane If HoLLINasWoRTH Bros.
PlGEoN. MTLLs.-Best family -four
at 50 rs per sack also, meal, oats
and corn. and good Rio coffee 4
pounds for 81, and sugar pounds for
81 at - I'll. S. Cooks,
jan13 DIFF No. f83 Main Street.
A -----------
MiIward's Needles are the best.9
Garh's spool Cotton is 8 Cerd to 80.
Hand sewing try 1fil,oafa's Needles.
Machines Use C2ark's Spool Cotton
D9= Carter's Ink should be used on
every steamboat.
efark's Spool Cotton is the best.
INilward's Helic Needles, an Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
< = e -----s tssf@st
Take none other than Gark's Cotton.
-o---
MilUard's S Needles for sale everywhere.
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= Ciark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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F.H. EHRMAN & CO., Agent, ~. /.
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RAILROAD TIME-AAB T.
Evansville and Gr4 wtordsv. ne.
GOING NORTH
COMING SOUTH

M Leave Leave Arrive
tH4 &Terres Haute. VIncennegs E'ville.
Freight d Ac. 8 40 A N 1890 NJ 5:38 NJ
MaiI................ IL p NJ 20 n 10: Il P NJ
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Tonight there will be a change of
programme. The first piece, No
bodyis Son, in which there is an ex-
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CIRCULAR.
0FFIoE on FosrlR PRornERs.

4 We desire to call your attention to the
annexed notices of Dissolu ion and CO.
Partnership and respectfully tender you
our services, assuring you that any BUSH
ness you may extefid TO us Viii have
prompt ana faithful attenuon.
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The business in .Yel0 York will be man.
aged Dy our GEORGE FOSTER and AMuFL
GWEYSs under the firm name or FNSTFP
GWYN q Coz at the Old place mo % Wsfefs
ST. eet), and will be chiefly Q goted to buY.
ing i'd selling on COMMassIoN Nj wifi.
be pleased TO receive conSi2nmef1ts ~
Cotton, Tobacco, Prepisfons T3TeadsfltjTs ~.
any ktIlCt4Qf Be9tes71 o. Southern Produce or
MeTchdHdtse. We have the commodtOus
warehouse corner OF Water Street and
COenties slip, located in the Immediate
vicinity OF the wharges of The rfncfpal
Railroad and transportation Com panfes
ana When sales cannot be made on arrival,
we are, prepared to store unC eF our own
supervision the goods consigned to US.
are prepare d. 10 make cash d6tUaRees on
all eonsignments to us viii be sold as or
dered,. sales promptly rendered, and the
proceeds held subject to sight drafts. We
VIII not make acceptances except we have
property ID hand or on Bin of Lading. and
III all cases when we make advagces we
reserve. the rig ht to sell at oul option. Our
charges viii be as customary, and the ia
terest o our consignors VIII be carefully
guarded fI all transactions. We will re-
ceive and forward to and from foreign
ports. We viii buy on orders any article
of mercnan1ise in the market.
We would gratefully return our ae-
acknowledgements to our many f4iends and
customers wLo lave SO literally and con- 2
stanty extended TO as their fayors. sfur@
sHOrtS In the future. asaiu the past, will
be- By close attention and watcbful care OF
'atlsfdc. lon To all who may favor us with
lne 4 business
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Hand sewing try IfilaoaFd's ,Neeales.
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MiIward's S Needles are the best
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-30

! Oark's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to so.
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Aoe1lls-- bra.94a
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrsetswn.

LIST OF LsrrnRs rem shining IN the Posi-
Once, Georzetown. ID. G, D-cemoer ~, ls's
Miss =; Dyson Mrs stephen; Demorest Hiss
l.; DTury Mrs Annie f; Hammond Mrs Helen;
Hodges Miss Margaret; johnson :; haue Miss
Catherine; Morrison Mrs r 4; Peters Mrs Alice
Ann; Sanger Mrs Martha: SmallvSod Mtss h;
Wetzeii Mrs Margaret; whI.e Mrs Roher'.
GentIemen's Ltst-Allen VIM; BOYLE James
Capt Baxter Emory; Baas VIM v: Cosmoer-
Ian Tones: craig Philip :; Dewar Robt; Duck
son r; Day Chas A; Faucet a 90 W A, God
frey Benjamin; Houghtcu r n; lockwood
Henry A; Lewis Mr.; Mason Samuel; Meyers T
George; Miller John &; NeSlands VIM L;
Provert a: Steinf erger Joseph; SCOTT Allen;
Nancleaf Elijah: Williams CaarleS T.: Wood
Robert; WhaIen Henry; washgate Geo.
CoNTKHPT.-Bernsrd Shearer, hotel Keeper.
was arrested few days since for selling lilo nor
without license, and on trial requested that
Joseph Hsrry, Theodore Harry, Thomas Cor
don. and John Brown be summoned as wit
pesses. They we've accordingly summoned.
but refusing 10 come. Justice Buckley thIs
morning iss ued attachments for their appear
ance, charging them with contempt Of court.
Thy gave various reasons for their action.
snd after a severe lecture ny Justice r.. they,
together with the accused party, were dis
missed.
Potomac DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE
The regular meeting of this division held last
evening, closed It'll the following interesting
exerc ses: Sorg, Miss Julia Maine; recitation,
Mr.. II. Nsrmilya; PIANO solo, Miss Mamie
strks MI StSuudru- song. hDOre
and Foster and Messrs Cauell and Stoddard;
recitation, NJ. s. Rose; and an address by ohm
Il. Wheeler.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on
Change this morning was dull, the offerings
amounting - 5,sp bushels of wheat without
sales, there being no really choice wheat ia the
market.
RIVER NT.-Entered-Schooner Eastern
Light, Roberts. from Patuxept river. Cle1rpd
-St"amer Rebecca Clyke, Chichester, New
York.
THE NEW STATIoN-HoUsR-ThIs building
is being daily more and more appreciated by
the suffering poor, on account Of the cold
Weather, as the slate every morning shows
quite a number of dodgers.
TIE CANAL.-Business is dull now on the
canal as boaIs are arriving very slowly; Ia
arrivals are booked since the LIST inst. No way
bills will be issued after to-day but the water
will not be drawn OF till boats starting to-day
from Cumberland can return.
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EVENING STAR.

TIE HOLIDAYS are.almost At hand--that
Joyous season of the year dedicated from time
im1emoriaI to festivities. good feeling, and
1.-The giving of gifts" Now, more than ever.
ere newspaper advertisements consulted By all
ella. ses 10 learn where the pleasant conditions
OF the season can be best filed and for the least
expsnditure Of money. Those who desire to
avail themselves of the brisk business thus
created should therefore speedily, and IN the
most public manner. make known the induce
ments they propose 70 hold out TO secure IL.
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1NDIANIANs-A number of families and
single gentlemen of Indiana assembled at
Union League Hall last night, for the purpose
OF promoting a more general acquain lance be-
tween the citizens from that State now solourn-
ing here, and consultation as to the ex pediency
of holding semi-monthly sociables al their pr-
v;te residences during the current Winter
season. Hon. Mr.. Defrees, the president of the
association, was present. though no formal
meeting was held, and the proceedings Of the
meeting were conducted in a COL versational
manner. Hons. Messrs. Julian, Schenck, and
Shanks were present, and expressed their ap-
prevail of the plan Of having reunions for So
cial lOyment
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SALES OF REAL EsTATR-Msssrs. Kilbourn
latiA. real estate brokers, corner 7th and
streets. have made the following sales of real
Cstate:-On I4th street. between X and l. sts.,
sub Il and %, square 2l7, 10 Messrs. Miller &
Carusi, for - $50; on NJ street, between Sd and
4th streets, lot l., square 793 to ID. b. Nichols,
for se2l.7@; on X street, between 18th aud 18th
S'reets, lot Is, square 21S, 10 the Christian
Brothers. for $3.50; on I'D street between 4
and IrginIa avenue, part lot 3, square 50, TO J
W. STAR, for so; on 1lth street, between Z.
and streets, part lot Is, square 32I, 10 w. p.
Dole, for So 90; on Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween 18th and 14th streets, part sub 3, square
247, 70 Col. NJ Thompson. for -, So so; on q
stI6e 81, between 18th and 18th streets, sub IL,
square 2'S, to Robert Hart, for Sl,0OO; on
1ltn street, between L and + streets, two
story frame house and lot. to l.. Monkey, for
Si,I5O; on X street between I4tn and Vermont
avenue, sub 3, square 2I7, to Geo. w. Coch-
ran. fol- Si,Ct0 on X street, between Ii'h and
Vermont ayen ue, sub. !, square 2l7, TO Henry
Senken, TO- Sage; in Washington county,
Ir3r city boundary, lot 5, of Widows Mite
Tract, 70 j. j. Coombs, for Al 500; in Washing
ton county, near city boundary, lots and b.
" idows' Mite Tract, to w. w COrcoran. for
Sl,sOO; on eth street road, opposite Schuetzen
Park, lot 2s; block 10, 10 VIM. j. Mullen, for
ss72; ON 9Th street road, opposite Sehuetzen
PTrk, lot I, block 3, 10 Robert Olarkson. for
81 LIS; on 9Th street road. opposite Scnuetzen
Pork, lot %, block 3, 10 j. CT. Bright, for sI,I25
on 9Th street between T and u streets, SUBJ
division 81, p, %, e. 25. and 70, in square 361,
TO L. =. Chapman, tor S3,129.6} in Prince
Georges county, nsar Muirkirk station, farm
of lag acres, 10 Wm. A. Meloy, for s9,OoO; square
1G0, between 18th and 10th, T and u streets, TO
Messrs. Evans 4 Teemyer, for 1856 50; on
s.h street, between c and ID streets. lots IA and
IS, square $40, 10 Rev. John KimbalI, for
- 6SO.7S; on 18th street, between l. and Massa-
cousetts avenue. a tnree-story frame house
aud To-, to John Lowber, for SIS q; on I street,
residence Of General U. j. Grant, to Mayor s.
}. Bowen, for $4,000.
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TIE COURTS.

CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher Yesterday
George Jackson, (colored indicted for an as.
sault and battery with intent TO Kill, was feu nc
not gptlty-Bro ne and N. H. Miller for de.
FENCE. Henson Galloway. indicted for rape on
ihe person OF Apuie Iiemback, was PLACID on
trial.
CIRCUIT Court, Chief Justice Cartter.-Yes.
terday, Hall and Deming sgt Johnson; verdic
Tor plaintiff for SlO5.36
This morning, Van RIswick agt. Spald ng
Judgment confessed.
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REMOVAL OF BUILDINGS.-The uus,ghtly
frame str ucturss use for the roe ption of lime
ano rubbish, which nave for so long ob-tructed
travel Oh 18th street, aE the jnr Or section OF q
are being remoy by dir ction of the Super
yisiDg Archit. Il Of the Treasury
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rANrIkrAM CEMKrKRY-rhe TINS,

ANTIBTAM CENETERY.-The trustees of the
Antietam Cemetery held their annual meeting
in room No 100. Ebbitt House, last evening.
John Jay, of New York, president, and Tnos
A. Boullt, Of Maryland, secretary. The fol-
lowing were reelected officers for he ensuing
year: President, John Jay, OF New York; Vice
President, Gen. Z. Shriver, Of Nd; Secretary
and Treasurer, Thos. A. Boullt, of Nd; Super
intendent, Dr.. A. A. Biggs. Action with refer
ence to the burial of the Confederate dead was
debated until q late hour, when the board ad
journed, subject to the call Of the president.
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Commander LIST Brigade Boys i'll Blue.

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Greeu & Williams
auctlonfers, yesterday sold lots 3D. %, %, and
q, OF Wilbereer's subdivision OF square i:2
fronting on 9Th street west, between r and 5
streets to l.. M. Chaplin, for 40k cents pei
square foot. Also, lot on 9TH street west, be.
tween M and N streets north, % by 81 feet, &c
Michael Green, for SI1I per square foot.
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A RELIC OF THE WAR AND CURIOSITY
Mr.. John O'Leary, of the Senate House, near
the Baltimore Depot, recently received as a
present from Gen. Turner relic of the war.
which in its present state IL quite a curiosity.
II is an old fashioned iron pot, taken from the
wreck of the United States steamer Cumber-
land, which IL will be recollected was sunk by
the rebels early in 1862 Numerous oy sters and
ether shell fish are attached to the pot, cover
ing il entirely inside and outside, with the ex-
ception of a very small portion.
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LARGE EAGLE-John Hitz Esq, Swiss
Cons al Genell Al, was, few weeks since the
r cipient OF a monster bald eagle, killed in
wei tirglpia. Mr.. HIT has had the bi rd
stun, and mounted, and it is a large spec,-
men, measuring seven feet between the tips of
the wings.
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TIE JAIL.-At this lime there are Us per-
sons IN ',l-E3 'olored End SO v'bi.e; "a ara
itmsbs, whit, and - Cclored There 10 who
're in for the S: cond ofrnce;2 IN for murder,
ard or are chsrged with assault and battery
with intent 10 kill.
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DONATION VIsIr-The dona ton visit q, Rav
DIR. boynton, pastor OF the First Con SreSa.
tlonal Church, did not take place last evening
as enormously announced, but takes placs this
evening at his residence, and no doubt viii be
q very pleasant affair.
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M r. JOHN g. PARKER not only has the latest
publications for sale, newspapers, magazines,
&c, but receives subscriptions for the same. at
Office
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DIDN'T TAxE PLAcI--The cock-fight an.
nounced 70 axe place At Cox's ferry, near
Alexandra, yesterday, did not occur, because
of some Misunderstanding between the owners
of the various fowl contestants. consider.
able number OF bets had been made, but were
withdraw n upon the fact Of the failure OF the
fight 70 come on being made known.
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LOCAL n E w S.
Annsements, &c., Ts Mig hs.

WALLS OPERA HoUsE-The Lancashire
Las" continues to be the attraction al this
Theatre.
NATIONAL TEEATRn-Second night Of
"Barbe Bleu," by the Worrell Sisters aud the
Come Opera Troupe.
CONCERT at the Western Presbyterian Church,
ii street, between 18th and 2nth. Opening OF
the new organ.
CARROLL HALL.-Fair Tor the benefit of St.
DOminick's Church.
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The BOYS IN BLUE.-Ar. Edt1T:-Your pa
per lately contained an article in regard 70 the
organization known as the Boys in Blue, stating
that it had disbarded. The statement is incor-
rect, as Only portion of the staff officers re-
signed. The organization was never in a more
prosperous condition. 1t consists at present of
about 81 % rank and file, divided into three
brigades. battery Of artillery, and an engineer
corps. There are about $40 officers attached to
the command, and its business Is conducted by
an Executive Committee, composed of seven
citizens well known to this community as men
OF character and standing. At the last meet .
ing the general commanding submitted a
lengthy report showing the effective streny tn
and condition Of the organization in this Dis.
trIct, and at the same time a committee YVES ar.
pointed TO make arrangements for the reception
and quartering Of members of the corps In other
States who may visit this CITY on the day of tho
Inauguration Of President Grant.
}. Bell ADAMS,
Commander LIST Brigade Bows in Rlua
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LARCENY OF COAL AND PERJuRY.-Last
evening, officer BelIe arrested Emanuel LIE Wis,
cOlor6d, on the charge OF stealing about half
ton OF coal from Patrick Murphy, and this
morning he was brought out before Justice
Thompson, when Tom Carter and Llyinii
Whitaker, friends. appeared and attempted 10
swear him clear by teslfying that he had pur-
chssed the coal from certain parties, who de.
MED the fact. Lieut. johnson ordered the two
.ast witnesses in custody, and they were COM
mltted to Jail for perjury with Laws, who waF
committed on the first case. Carter had on his
person two valuable Masonic sleeve buttons
supposed TO have been stolen which Iieu,
johnson has in his possession awaiting an
owner
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SHAKsPHRIANTRxr BOOK

SHAKsPHRIAN TEXT BoOK.-Msssrs. Philip Il
Solomons are receiving subscriptions for the
ShakspeTian Text Book, OF Mr.. T.. Franklin,
our talented young townsman, which will be
published shortly
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UP WITH THE TIMKs.-Our enterprising cIti-
zen, MI. L. q. Wheeler, whose establishment
is always stocked with every thing usually
kept in ms line OF business, is now fully sup
wagons, harness, blocks, ropes, mariners ma
terials, army blankets, heavy clothing, &c. See
his advertisements. Mr.. Wheeler, having un-
usual facilities for making purchases at Gov
eminent and other sales, upon the most exten.
sive and advantageous terms, can guarantee
bargains.
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TIE CELEBRATION OF THE FESTIVAL ON
TUksDAY.-In the various Catholic churches
throughout the city on Tuesday last, the Feast
OF the Immaculate Conception Of the Bles ed
Virgin Mary, the patronal feast OF the United
States, was celebrated with great solemnity
ths fe- nvsl having been ordained as a holiday
Of obligation by his Holiness the Pope, at the
request of the Pienary Council which met iu
nrst Time In this country observed as strictly
a. Sunday. II being the patronal feast Of this
country the services Were of the most impress
slye character, and the attendance AZ all Of the
churches was very large.
At 81. Patriek's Church, on + street, solemn
high mass wss celebrated at IO1 O'Clock, Rev.
Father Walter celebrant, with Rev. Father
keane as deacon. and Mr.. DeavItt, :. J., as
sub-deaeon, and full choir, with Prof Richter
az the organ Father ke1ne delivered a very
instructive and interesting discourse upon the
Immaculate Conception Of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, showing that since the early ages Of the
Church this had been believed, but ouIy within
the past few years made an article OF faith.
The yestments worn by the celebrant, the mis-
sal, oosk-sfand, &c, surpass anything Of the
Blnd ever seen IN this city, being a portion Of a
lot recently imported from Brussels and pre-
seEtsd 10 ST. Paricks Church by various
aIeIs, used al the Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament, cost nearly $40, and was the gift of
one gentleman. Solemn yespers was sung in
the afternoon AZ 4 o'clock, in the presence Of
very large congregation.
Atthe Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
Rev. Father j. j. Dougherty, of ST Ioseph's
Church, Baltimore, delivered an eloquent ser
mon, and grand High Mass was Celebrated
with deacon and sub-deacon.
At St. Nincents Orphan Asylum, Rev
Faiher Walter surg solemn High Msss AZ eight
o'clock the orphans and day scholars ali being
present The day was celebrated as one Of the
greatest festivals of the church, and many
Catholics abs tanned from all seryiie work.
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FAsHIoNABLR OAPEs in Beaver and PHO,
Cloths, In all the desirable colors, for men aud
boys, are selling as low as SIS, by liable & %.
46S Penna. avenue, bet 81 and Ak SITS. 2
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BuILDIHG ASSOCIATIONS - At the eighth
monthly meeting Of the Economical Building
As ,ociation, held at No. 4, Market Space, last
evening, ~ shares CT stock were sold at an
aNersge OF 80 per cert; 400 new shares Of stock
Were subscribed for. At the seth monthly
meeting of the Central Building Association,
ON Tuesday evening, - 700 were Knocked do wn
al an average premium Of Al X per cent.
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The Mock LOCK AGAIS.-Mr Joseph Mock
was arrested yesterday by Mr.. Frederick De-
pro, special agent OF the Post Once D-part
ment, Tor having IN his possession several mail
locks, alleged 70 be the property of the United
Ssates-one b-sss clam-shsli lock- and the
othsr an iron lock, alleged 10 be the
patent Of one James The case came
up before Justice Harper ct p. m. yesterday,
Mr. Hinkle appearing rs counsel for Mock
Mr. Hinkle stated that case OF a similar typa
fore the Criminal Court on Thursday next, ito
l.crrow,b and he thought IL best TO postpone
The Sase until after that trial. At the su9grs-
tion OF Mr.. Depro, IL was agreed by Mr.. Mock
that LIE would not exhibit any OF these locks
(which he clai ms are has patents) IN his win i.
cow unIu after the trial Of Thursday, when ne
was admitted 10 bail for a hearing at p. m Oh
Nor day Next.
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LUTHRRs MONUMENT AT WoRMs.-This
splendid work Of art has been described in the
newspapers in this country and Europe, and
has attracted great attention in both hemis.
pheres. Mr.. Edward Fitzke, Of this city, has
the photographs OF the monument for sale
with represen tafions OF Luther and his prin.,
cipal coadjutors and successors in the reforma.
ton. See advertisement.