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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-18
DEGRAAF & TAYLOR.
FURNITURE, CARPETS
AND MATTRESSES.


MANUFACTORY AND WARERoOMS,
- ~ SO BOWERY,
% CHRISTIE STREET.,
13O d 1872 HESTER STREET,
NEW YORK.
CONNECTED UNDER ONE ROOF.
j.. We have now on hand the largest stock OF en-
T4reiy new patterns and designs for furnishing
houses throughout ever offered by one house IN
Ihe City, and at great deduction in price.
Our CARPET DEPARTMENT. is under the su
Perntendence of FL. s. BARNES, who is well and
t.ayoraby known to the public, having been a long
Hme with Sloane & Co.. Broadway, aud for the
ast four years with Lord & Taylor Our stock of
carpets is entirely new and well selected, this
oFgnch having been just added to our business.
Ihe MATTRESS DEPARTMENT is entirely
under our supervision, ali being made on the
premises. Every Mattress guaranteed.
Steamboats,, Hotels, Churches, Public Balls
and Private Houses furnished throughout at
Wholesale prices.
The Floating Palaces the Steamers of the
nshed by US.
PRICES DEFY COMPETITION,
Second and Third Ave Cars pass our Stores
Entrance 81 d 50 Bowery Ny
apr S-W3mch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-18

It is estimated that forty five Thousand
Americans visited Germany in 1868.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-18
CHAPEL HILL IN IT'S PRIME.

The ten years Immediately preceding
the war may be said to have been Chapel
Hills best days. Gov. Swain was allowed
to see his dearest hopes fulfilled in the
wide spread and increasing reputation OF
the College and in the growth and pros
perity of the town. Those were the days
when he might be seen traYersiug The
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-18

We see among the other prominent gen.
tlemen now sojourning in our city Messrs.
Geo. V. Strong, Col VIM. A. Jenkins,
Gen. M. ". Ransom. and T. B. Venable.
RALEIGH Sentinel
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THE COURYS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Esher-rhis morn.
ing, John Allen, Albert walker, Geo. Walker,
Charles Frizzle, John Thompson and John
Beekwith, indicted for riot, were found not
guilty; Harrington for defence. John Allen,
Albert Walker, Charles Frizzle and John
Beckwith plead guilty 10 three cases OF as.
sault and battery, and were fined. In the
cases of Richard Smith and Henry jackson,
for assault and battery with intent to kill. \
noble pros. was entered. Charles Boyd, In.
dietsd with Augustus Boyd, was CON victed of
petit larceny. VIM. Smith was convicted on
charge Of assault and battery. John Ozark,
indicted for an assault ana battery with iatent
TO kill Thomas Adams, was convicted OF as
sault and battery.
ORPHANS COURT. Judge Pneel-To-day the
will OF the late John Flynn, bequeathing his
estate to Rev. +. X. Boyle in trust for his two
children, was filed. The following accounts
were approved and passed: First, Of guardian
to heirs of Eliza X. NaIrn; do. to orphans of
Anthony Marryati; do. orphan Luther Martin
do OF administrator of Peter Force; do. Of f.
CowIipg, Jr. The codicil to the will OF the
late b. Ogle Taylor was admitted to probate.
The will Of the late Mary Oruttenden was fully
proven and admitted to probate, and John H.
Goddard qualified - administrator with the
will annexed-bond $1,000. The will of the
late Jane Hunter was admitted to probate.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetswu.


OUTRAGEOUS HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Capsare
ef the PerpetTdtor.-Aboutn noon yesterday, while
MRS Farrell, residing on the Como nit road, and
Immediately adjoining Cabin John bridge, was
preparing dinner, negro, whoss name We
could not ascertain, entered the house, armed
with club, and taking hold of her arm, de-
manded money and clothing. She gave him
what money she had al the time. and such arti-
cies OF clothing rs he demanded, the scoundrel
forcing her to open all the closets and chests In
the house for his inspection. Finally, under
some preteIce OF going into another room, TO
get package OF money, she slipped out OF the
mouse, and gave such loud alarm that the
the negro fed, crossing Cabin John bridge and
disappearing In the woods. The worst phase
was put on the occurrence, and the neiGhbprs
hearing OF the case. i'm mediateiy armed them.
selves, and secured the country for miles
around in search Of the perpeuator The
search was successful, a. he was captured,
after desperate resistance, last night, about
dark, by VIM. Pilee, ON Brooks farm, four
miles this side Of the bridge. The negro eluded
his pursuefs tor q long while, who had fired
several shots after him; finally q trusty pack
OF hounds was put on his trail, and his can.
he had Knocked Mr.. Piles down two or three
times After being fully identified as the party,
he was taken to the jail IN Rockville, where
he still remains.
DRovRR's RBsT.-The sales Of droyer's beef
yesterday were:-7O0 head OF cattle, at 81 25a
81 per 100 pounds gross; f,l0J sheep and lambs,
81 26a&5 each; cows and calves, $}0aS6j; veal
calves, 7as cents per pound gross.
TIE Coal TRADH.-Durng the past week
l2,&s6 tons Of coal were shipped from this point
northward, as follows Borden, 5000 tons;
Cumberland Goal and Iron, $500 tons; Con.
solidation, 1886 tons; and from Rays docks.
1000 tons.
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The CONGRESSIONAL CEMRrERY-Some
twenty acres have been recently added to the
Congressional Cemetery, and under Mr.. W.
A Fletcher, late Com missioner of the Sixth
Ward, the work OF grading has been completed
aLd the addition is now being enclosed In
short time trees and shrubbery will be planted
ard The new portion made 70 correspond with
the original grounds. The Cemetery now ex.
tends from Georgia avenue and Z street south
10 the Eastern Branch, and from 18th street to
We Magaz'ne grounds, embracing over one
hundred acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN AssoCIArIoN-At
a meeting last evening of the citizens Of Wis.
consin resident In Washington, the Wisconsin
Republican Association was organized, and the
dent, III. ID. Barron; Vice Presidents, Bradford
Rixford and j. H. Hersey; Secretary, Captain
Perkins; Treasurer, A. T. Longley. The foI.
lowing Were appointed q committee to procure
names for the associatIon;-Post ONCE Depart.
inert, A. Wilson; War, Albert Paine; Interior,
A n. Cross: Agriculture, A. T. Longley; State
X b. Lynde; Treasury, Z. Goddard Capitol,
Captain E Town. Adjourned.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN

oGonovan and vifs b Soaring dats III, Ss2 a9ts
,..d dsy 81 APRIL lseS. ana recorded am one the
No $780, folio l55 &C., and upon the written reauest
oil Snt ths beneficiary under said deed will eaer 81
DAY, Nov I'd, at O'Clock m /, on the premises
Ross one a1o IN the sg6iivision Of Lot 9 in
aforesaid: beginning for the same ct . point on
tse Me:t siee Of Aifh street where the south line
erly with High street lA feet inc hes then West.
ssy aId Psrsliel with the south line Of said lot
With the ssst line Of Market street 81 feet then
esstsI!y With the south line Of l36 80 100 feet to
the beginning; together with all improvements
Terme: Ohe-third Of the purchase money cash:
there the residue IN two equal payments, at six and
Twelve months, with interest, to DO secured by q
deed Of trust OF the premises sold. STAN ps and
oonveyancing at purchasers cost. Fifty dollars
Gown at close Of sale
HUGH CAPERrON, Trustee.
ec2s.eod ,M,w&F,td AGctioneer
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hR KGYRsTKAD's
~ UNRlVALLED REMEDY
The KING OF ALL PAIN.
Inc Great Internal and External Medicine.
WILL crRE
Neuralgia, sprains
rheumatism, Diarrhna
Cong be and Colds. Fever and Acme
Cramps and Ooolic, Cholera orbus
lpnanmation Of the Kfdpeys,
Piles. Burns, Foul stomach.
and many other diseases and ailments OF the human
body, too numerous TO enumerate.
t - Dfurettc. curing disessea - the Kidnsys
and Bladder. IL hs reuia an S..nulaIt, giving
an appetite ana IN VI gor s;ine the system. IL is
piapho5etic, causing perspir stisn and sllsying
FEVER, ~ Is an kxpectoraut, acting on the LunGs,
and good In all Throat and Lung diseases.
There 70 NOT pain or ache, nervous or inham-
natory, but az the King of all Pain will relieve,
and IN most Instances entirely cure. IL should
elways be used before any other remedy lie tried,
Ier amost certain In every csse TO be the only
PRICE, SO CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Bold by all Druggists, A pothecarfes, and Dealers
W. ii. BROWN q Bro, Sole Propruetor,,
eell2sw6m wholesale Druggists, Baltimore. Nd.
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RKADY-MADR CLorHrHG!l!

Gentlemens', Boys and Childrens'.
The largest and finest stock of Clothing in
the District, manufactured by Messrs. Wana.
maker IL Brown, OF Philadelphia, expressly
for this Market is now selling az the locest Phi.
adephia prices at Oak Hall, AGO 18th street, oppo.
site Post Office.
N. b Olothiers and Tailors supplied at the
lowest wholesale prices. I0,1i,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

AT THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, No. %
Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets.
(Pennsylvania ayeuue,) new goods are con-
SANITY received. 1O,I6,t:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

THE NATIONAL BASE BALL CIrB last evan.
.Eg elected me following ofhcers:-Presideut.
hon. John w. Douglas; I'd Wee President
General Noah H Jefries; Treasurer Lane n
Wauen Recording Secretary, James Patter
Scorer, Joseph Y. Potts. 's-'
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EIRH.-About q quarter TO ten o'clock last
u Ieht en- aaIm of fire was turned in from box
No. 50, at the Medical Museum, (Ford's The
ater,l by officer Morse, caused by the burning
of Mr.. John Connor's carpenter shop on
sire Ct north, between sth and 10Th streets The
building, together with number of chests of
tools, the property Of The employees, was en-
tiTely destroy ed. Loss about 81 sou; no insu-
rance. The flames communicated TO the frame
dwelling adoining on the west, owned and oc.
upled by Mrs. Catherine Berry, the inside OF
winch was completely burned out, the family
only escaping with their furniture. The loss
On This building will be about 81 600, and was
insured only yesterday for 81 500, i'm the Frank.
lin lnsuI ance Company, OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

FOR An IRRrTATED Throat, Cough or Cole
Crowns Bronchial Troches'' are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They
good reputation they have Justly acquired
As there are limitations, be sure 10 obtain the
genuine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-Supreme Cnan cellor
samuel Read, OF the knights OF Pythlas Will
arIlye II his city from his trip TO California
~ ,sw days During his short solourn in thu
western country, he has organized the Grand
Lodges OF California, Nebraska and Indiana
@Hc on me FIRST OF November will proceed 20
foeien 10 organize the Grand Lodge Of Massa.
ChUsetts- TIE Knights Of the District intend
10 give him handsome reception.
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L OCAL N E w 8.

Amusements- Excursisns. Pie-Nics. &c.
NATIONAL THKATRH-The Lydia Thompson
bnriesque Troupe In ''Sinbad The Sailor"
EXCURSION TO Norfolk and return on the
steamer Coit on Mondays and Thursdays.
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon on the
steamer Arrow, at 10 O. m.
NARRATIVES AR GALLERY, 4s6 tn street.
SMITH Il STRoHG's Art GALLERY, 2i5 +
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FrSEEAL.-The funeral OF Dir. David Barry
iooS pace frcm his mothers residence. ON
New Jersey avenue, TO- Day az 10 O'clock and
WIS attended by nearly all the oldest residents
OF Capnol Hill. De ceased was well known as
almost the last OF a family Of brothers who
uct Of this city for the last forty wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

TIE INDIANA SrArn Assoc,.-o-
evening, General T. r Crittenden. PreSident'
and MAJOR l. r Williams. Secretary; when
1899 ~ a. Du,onr, - 7. Murray, and w. II.
hall in which to hold their sociabIes snr,ns
The winter. uufinS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

UrDIRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, Soc, 6Oc., 75c.,
81, at the Original Franc, 44 9TH ST., between
ID ard f. No Branch Store. 9,291:
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WECALL ATTENTION. to the sale on Monday
next by Green Williams, of one of the mos
eonyehienuy arranged houses IN the city, No.
sig l. street north, between 9th and 10Th street.
A rare chance Tor q bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

TEE PRIZE RING.-Charles Dohertv ot
Richmond, " DO was 70 have fought Collyer on
the 6th instant, arrived here yesterday. and
was shown around BY Barney Aaron and other
sports Doherty Will take q benefit here merit
week, when it is probable he Will "throw down
the gauntlet TO Collyer, which will be at once
accepted and arran gements made for a contest
Donerty Is q clean built young fellow, and
looks as though he would make a tough ems.
toner for Sam. Aaron waited ON Billy Ed
wards last week for the purpose Of getting up
a match between him and Collyer, but Billy
declined, not having bac ker az hand, and IL Is
stated that Coily er Is SO anxious to have bout
with Billy that he has written TO him that he
Will fight him "for the fun Of the thing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

q ZINE OYsrERs.-Haryey l. Holden, corner
lith street and the Avenue, received this MORN
ing the finest lot of Cherrystone oysters which
hiss arrived here the present season. They are
as TAT and OF as fine flavor as those usually
received here at the height Of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

RED VELVET, the very thing for sacks and
bodies, now 30 popular, can be found at VIII.
liam ON Pennsylvania avenue, near Ssh street,
IN, quantity and price 10 suit al purchasers.
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HHiran Powers ssss.. nal :, !. . .,,,,,

Ralist- ..- .-.r- = sse' No - sP'nt-
rU .,,,xor. n<o,n..s.1 s8E st4s 3 B. 70
waved for ron cosI and ns Sta. is beng eur
~Buu Riley Is training Ton Ai,..
interview with 0cCoole. WI 'ass
~The late st.rm changed t. co,
tome o. the rivers in the White Moont.sr. OF
~Partridset shooting has begun q, =,
streets Of Terfe Haute. Indiana. ING
~ New Albany, Ind. has q six and. auar.
r-foot woman. =
g Beef is selling a only two cents per
pound 10 Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

REV. Mr. BUTLER inaugurates Sabbath
morning service in the Lutheran Chapel, on
Capitol Hill, TO morrow At IL q. m. Rev Mr.
PaTson, who breaches IN st. Paul's tomorrow,
ls 10 have special charge OF the Capitol Hill
MISSION. He is young man OF fine promise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

SPRxR's "STANDARD WINE BrrTHRs ~
our duties for want Of energy. Spe er's "Stand-
ard Wine Bitters" will be found to be an in.
valuable aid In case of debility arising from
arrangement Of the system. Sold by drug.
gists. Was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

SKNATeR JOHN SCOTT, OF Pennsylvania.
who arrived here some days since for the pur-
pose OF securing residence for his family
during the coming session. has rented the resi-
dence OF Mrs. +. b. Barrett, OF GEORGETOWN,
II the corner Of ID and Fayette streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 75c., 81, s1.50, 50, 90 so.
at the Original Franc, 49i eth st., between ID
and +. No Branch Store. 9,291:
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Alexandria ana Vicinity.


The Gazette, Of last evening, has the following
Items: fErF cZL e
TIE LATE OUrRAe1.-The little girl who
was 60 brutaaly Outraged ON Wednesday last,
as mentioned In yesterday's' Gasefte, is still
lying IN very dangerous condition, aad cam
not have her limbs moved anlnch without suf.
fering the most intense pain. Her assailans
in acoUyer8ation- viii o reporter for the Gasette
yesterday evening, said that De was either
guiltless of The crime. or had committed 1t
while under the influence Of liquor and remem.
bered nothing about II He 10 man twenty.
nine years Of age, born and raised in this city.
ATrlxPTID Su7CIp1-A lady residang q.
West End, yesterdAy ma1e On Effort 70 put %
end 70 her existence. khs swallowed an ounce
81 laudanun. A physioian having been ssnt
;or, . stomach pump wa intsoducsd az hav.
Az preytoaslf been necssaary 70 knock out
c Ims Of her front teeth. q hlr laws vses nfmly
Ssrr5 and used win satisfhctory result
| dsy me- A1SRAY.-Ahout3 O'Clock yester.
~ c mmv,2G colored hoAlsr q Msnassas
! opsn. ~ etabeed. and nd HIS bowels lsti
0rsnssS xiexss Syasns, efakesnaa On NJ
nss ia vsrs dsosaly injured tAat al hopes OF
thai he = nov dsscf red Of AID Il Is probable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

TIE SONS OF TRSNKssHp Are ro,n.
tasiT hearts glad this evening by joiiiae.sa.sxe
meeting 81 the 81 James HOTEL in honor =. lion ION
ceteai OF A. ]. VI tns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

TEE SUuDAy MoRxtue o.
yssWing All Of our prominent c,tizsns !. ~.
ness ana sketce 81 Henry ID. Cooke, E.a> w,I1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

THE JUBILIK WEEK opens tomorrow in ST.
Aloyslus church. At the III O'Clock Mass Rev
ather Mcclure, Of Georgetown College, will
preach the opening sermon, and the celebrated
DIR. OCobnor, late Bishop Of P,ttsburg, Pa,
will preach at Vespers, at 2 o'clock D. m
There will be no O'Clock, p. m. Nespers.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.: 0eereetoWn
POSTPOHED TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
64EEsIPRhA dsbE COTTAGE DWELLINGS H00TsE
OPPOSITE NIB. POE's, GOLD BANK or
- We viii proceed to sell the above named
i'm Bouse and Premises, at o'clsck p m, on
ATUESDAY, October -. 1859, according TO
of the 10th day of August. =
WI. TiinENrs, Trustees.
&C 4ectd ThOMAS BOWLING, Auct
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
aeee unit OF the rain. until THURSDAY, October
18th, 1853, at Al O'Clock D. m
W. ID CLEMENTS,S trustees
&C THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Oroide Plain Rings,
Oroide Curb CHAINS,
Oroide Initial Buttons,

Received this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue.
between ~ and en- streets. =
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SAILS OF REAL EsrATB-Green Williams
have sold two-story brick dwelling, with lot,
located on the corner OF 9th street east and e
lot corner K street north and Massachusetts
avenue, 10 q. w. Linville, for $3.50; also, lot
81 joining the same, to Geo. Wilmer, for SLIPS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

xlcted Of oastardy yesterday in The Criminal
Court, made an attempt 70 escape, but Was led
TACK 70 me courtroom. He Was finally re-
Isasee on giving security, . motion In arrest
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/ HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.
None but those deprived OF this BLESSING kuov
Of its .oss: The Iimpled, blotchsd. and letter
desire. Ss :n
0sss are nss WITH the .re. q
good sees wSss The SSas /. sss
diseese d sure . SOIlov. '1'''
s.s:, Avert &: osisns1 b Si Sassi.s fi Is:
sAMARITAEr BOOT AND HERB JUICES,
before scrofuls takes 0rm hold.
How many have the virus Of syphilis In the sys-
& 4: on
.tisutiS1 If 70 s1sh We s:y STEP First cleanse
isctisn .shish il many ossss I. hsreditaTy IN me
sna esSni Pee. q So.. on yourself
sAMARiTANs GIFT
p,sss.ss esusss from de sst p nRs
purely vegetable. We discard Balsam cpabia
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nay :, y. se ssndsd fro. sI
OF this OF jer Re published once Q week for three
day; Test: A MEBsTEs,
oee lawsS' Register OF Wills.
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SERyIcHs. a. usual, tomorrow (Suudax, .,
Tire Church of the Ascension, II street Oa,vrssn
81 srd Isih streets, morning and evening.
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AT TEE annual convocatioa OF Eur.r.
Chapter. No. ., held last evening, the s,ip. a.
ina officers were elected and Installed for ~.
T. h p; Anthony Bachiy, 3. K; w.
Young. n. d., Z. s 5. John Thomson, See.
retary; w. H Goods, Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-23

TIE New Jersey Republican Association
meets on Monday evening rs will be seen by
the notice In another column. We under.
stand arrangements nave been made to furnish
round trip railway tickets to voters from that
state az greatly reduced rates, viz New York,
5000; PHILADELPHIA, $500.
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.,snn LII sllvIcE at the Methodiss Protsssant
70 morrow, both morning and evenine- Rsv
~. DLn.nouse, pastor, will deliver dis-
so1.se on HI way OF Life" particularlv
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THE CITY TAxRs.-The numerical books
was completed two CT three weeks ago. ana the
first OF the tax books is about completed. and
The two others viii be completed by Saturday
next. The Collector, Mr.. Boswell, will be
able, in the course OF the following week, to
commence the collection Of "a xes and doubtless
for some time will be kept busy with his clerks.
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THB FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING.-The
bill for finishing the Franklin School Building,
amonnting 10 $685. IS, has been approved BY
the Building Committee, Of which Mr.. Jndson
) Brown Is chairman, and the architect Mr.
Adolph Cluss, and q portion has been paid.
Inc bill includes s6, $50 worth Of work not in
tie contract.
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ELDER J. z. TAYLOR viii preach to.mor
row, at IL O'Clock, on ssThe Christ-yiewed
from higher position than Arianism, or even
Trinitarianism." Tomorrow evening, en-
Church of Christ" Chapel on NJ street, be.
tween 9th and 10th,
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GOOD Socks for winter, g, 10, IS, 25 cents, at
the Original Franc, i9i 7th st., between ID and
f. No Branch Store. 9,29,1: