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E.tr.cts from Reviews OF INF, w.,

CURTIS ON MANHOOD lit Jewellers the f.ar
ful shoals on which large proportion OF huma,
happiness fs wrecked, and Furnished a ebs-t ~
which they may be avoided and escaped. Fortu
nate for . country would 10 - did lie youth Pvt
into practice the philanthropic and scientific nav
Inns here laid down-ope cause Of matrimouisi D,,-
cry might thsn be banished from our land and ~.
race OF the enervate be succeeded by . renevN OF
the hsrdy, vigorous Spirits Of the olden time =
Losdos C1seatels.
Ihere 10 no Dember of sooissy BIZ vheu TIE
DOOR viz not b found ussful, whether such per-
~, nold We reladon Of Parent. PrsceDtor, or
CURTIS On MAEHO0D.-rhis q really q ysI-
gaote work, for poanting out thu diseases result.
Ing nom excuses, the evils Of which are nauifsSf
N cvery insane ssyllm. no leo sAsn In the ssst-
0red constitution Of those indulgtnR. IL Uili 40
much 20 prevent the vice, which, By il prsvaepos
eng the young. hos 90 much influence on t.
present., - on the future veil being Of man.
Herald.
Address all communicatious
DB. = DI y. 0URfTs.
No. Sc Nsrtk CharIss streex.
B0t1more, 10.
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NY. N. q. A.
he regulsr monthly meeting OF the YOUNG
MEN 3 CHRISIIAN ASSOCIATION will be held
at the rooms over Metzerott Hall on MONDAY
past O'Clock.
An Essay will be read bv Geo b Patch Es1
on the Prospects Of American Literature
full attendance Of members il req uested.
Per order. II
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FOR SALE.

Jusr sscHIIXyEIppoC,o,vo ..,.
Want d hs.:s: viii please cali. before Dur: ~
PEics s BIO. 3 Lively STABLE,
L WILL Sell Ta9sa 1iLisRAIED
the Little rails. from Which we're oSs.insa ensIa
20 nss Ssss
Church. Episcopal Georgetown Oak Hill Gene.
t nnS,, oh.Iei, and other works and buildings.
ap is-eo6t' w.D.O O. MURDOOK.
FOB sALE-A SODA MATER APPAsArUs,
SsTssss At aooRks Dhos sr9E rs
FOB sALE-srAN or BAY nAREs. light
top: With l pole and a. shafts, Harness, Blsn; ~
INQUIRE At the Post once. House Of Beprsssnts.
LOB eALE-A splendid frst-ciess COAOH and
seward: :sisssl: for Foreign 70 hEn Minister ~
1a q JOIN jon sseeipIEMoTT
BROS. ass Psnn.vlvapis avenue, between 81
aonss i lss street. 2s e,
sffer O'Clock > n. ap Is-et
Al Ha Sis H a. e.i g pT TaI MILLION
ep 10 OF corner I'd and Penna. avenue.
LINE HORSES FOR sALE-wE HAVE A
Il large stock Of COED HOkSKS, compri- n
sing Coach Teams. Gentiemen,s Driving IN
Teams, Single Horses, and Saddle Horses, GA
which We viii sell ct asooable prices and on easy
terms. J.B, OLCOTr q SON.
pn 49, 11sTiii: "a az y: e sss :ss.:.
8 OO0 CORDS No. 4 PINE WOOD FOR
S>yOO SALE. i've miles from " ashfngtop, on
the CpRsr Marlboro road. Address p. q. GRIN rs
siIyer Hill Post ONCE, Prince Georges County,
800 % ls-l0t
ECR sALE-M. william Q Pine Buee, HORSE.
Also. an excellent Ladys eaddis HorsA To
be seen at EAIL0R BROS. Livery Stable 291 X
street, bet. l3lk and 18th streets. ap l2-tf
BUILDING MATERIALS 70 3 eALE-A Fine
- Chance for Builders.-A BUILDING contain
Ing about 15209 Brick Also. number Of DS
One small Building used for . dwelling, and one
used Tor an ONCE. The purcn sser to take down
and remove the buildings within thirty 30 daya
For sale cheap for cash Apply
apz-d 44s Fifteenth street.
.E'OR sALR.Torty to fifty thou sand extra choice
!. m Perpetpsl Bleoming Resss, Noes. Month N
Msgnoiias Ornanental Plants, Shrubs. &C.,
&C. al OF nrst quality. A. JARDIN, Florist, IS b
CANARY Birds AND HOOKING DIRDs
~ tor sale at the store 274 7th street, be Sx -
ma is-lms SIN. HARrBREoHr. X
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One HuNdrsd and Fifty-foHrth edition Of tkis
medical sssay, rerised and Published BY he 49,
dor, DR. CURTIS. TAis raludble aUork treats on
ne cause o~d csye Of premature deeltne ~ maa:
91-es a clear synopsis Of the impediments 70
narysaoe, and ezemptifes resHits Of NAVY ye1-s
practice an the treatment Of Nervous Debiltfs.
Sterility, aud Secret DsseaSs Of youth and n1s
hood. address the Aathor, DR.. Curtis, Bahi-
more, Nd.
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n~N0TICE TO BUILDlRs.-we have in
UY store about 500 pairs Of WINDOW
BLINDS. which offer for the next thirty Gays
at less than regular prices, ss have an over.
stock, and must make room for other goods CON-
ing in.
H.. HAMILTON 4 CO.,
.,,.a Builders' Depot.
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TKNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.

a PUBLIC meeting will be held at Ksputa's Hall,
eth street, Navy Yard, on TUESDAY NIGHT.
April 10th, st IA O'Clock, to make arraneements
tor erecting hall east Of the Capitol. All mem
bsTs OF the Order are requested to be present At
which time plan will be submitted FOR ado ption
ap I9 q Com MITTEE
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n~TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

ME TKEASUKH UEPAkTMEHT.
w APRIL Il, 1859
kOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THD
INTIREsT COUPONS, payable ON the FIRST
ton at the proper ofices, upon iebate of interest
af the rate Of six Per cent per annum in gold.
GEOBG1 g. BOUTWELL,,
Apl7-lt secretnry of Nha Traesrrv
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B Y TEIELGR A P H
ezz.=.. For the south.W Western.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

LONDON, Jan s, noon.-Gonsols 92g5. Bonds quiet
at IS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. s. noon.-Cotton quiet; sales Of
the week $4,000 bales, of which for export %, 600
and on speculation Is 900; stock on hand 356, ,0oo
bales, including 81 900 American.
L1yEKpooI. Jan. s, afternoon-Cotton unchanged;
stock ahoat $3.50 bales whereof 900 Amer
can.
NEW YoRK, Jan. s.-stocks strong, with upward
tendency. Money easier at ffRct. Exchange %
Gold l345. Cotton frmer at 97sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. .-Cotton-receipts day 6527
and of the week 6,e5s bales exports to-day sfss,
and Of the week foreign 5000 aud coastwise $50
bales; stock hand 4s3 bales; sales day $500
and Of the week 80 500 bales market excited and &C.
advance; middling 26e. Gold 1853. Sterling 4ea
Commercial 45a(046I. Flour firm for low grades;
superfne ST So double extra 81 Is and treble IS so
Good corn searce white rs andyelow SOC. Oats easy
at 66@ @6sc Bran dull, 81 80. Hay-prime s26@27.
Pork firm, $50 5o@3o Is, Bacon scarce; shoulders
l45, clear rib lsa and clear sides 94c. Lard firm at
l9H for terce and zoe. for key. Sugar firm; common
e4@lo4 prime 12a and yellow clarified 14@l4ac: Mo
lasses firm; common 6o@62 prime 6st@70 and choice
72(075c. Whisky-Western rectifed 81 1O(9S1 Is
Coiee-far 44@144 and prime l65@l6ac.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 5.-Gen. Staneman has issued
orders disbanding the public guard, consisting OF
company of about one hundred State soldiers which
have been doing guard duty at the State prison and
other public buildings. The commanding general is
silently clearing the courts Of officers disqualified un-
der the 18th amendment The removals are not being
furnished the press
AUGUSTA, Jan. 5.-Unoffcia returns from. Florida
show the election Of Col. Hamilton, regular Rcpub
can candidate, BY majority of two thousand votes
Lightpcople took very little interest.
s TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan.s5.-The adjourned meet.
ing of the extra session of the Legislature of last No
yemher attempted organisation yesterday Noquorum
IN either house. Regular session to-day. No oqnor,m
in the Senate, but Lower House organised and
ed to Gov Reed ready To receive any eommunica-
ton from him. An attempt made to displaee
Speaker Moore, which proved failure, Lieut. Gov.
Gleason occupied the Speakers chair in the Senate.
"A SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 5.-The 0gechee troubles re.
main unchanged. Military sheriff Unc goes down to-
morrow morning. Two more negroes came to the citg
and surrendered to the military
San Francisco, Jan. 5.-The Great Republic sailed
for Hong Kong with 4so tuns freight, 500 passengers
and s54 900 in treasure.e Abundant coal beds discoy-
cred oa the line of the Central Pacife railroad 400
miles east Of Sacramento
CoLuMBIs, s. G.. Jan. 6.-Qaornm in both branches
Of the Legislature day No business of Importance
The Supreme Court deliyers an opinion in the
Charleston mageTalty manlamns case tomorrow
RALEIGH, N. G, Jan. Quorum in both houses of
the Legislature and at work Fl the House the public
treasurer submitted report stating failure to pay
terest on the State debt loss caused BY inability to
borrow the necessary $500 0Oo without plegnr stock
&C., Of the State. The Legislature will re1nstate the
Supreme Court in their proper room
RICHMOND, Va, JAN 6.--State treasurer having
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS Jan Cen. Rousseau is i'll with
inflammation of the bowels, almost beyond recovery.
F. 2. Pierpont, formerly Adjutant General of West
Virginia, died here this morning of consumption.
Pinchback, the mulatto Senator, who gained such
notoriety at the last session of the Legislature by his
speech threatening New Orleans with the torch yes
terday gave notice of the introduction of bill
quiring all public conveyances PLACES of business and
public resort for which license is required to be open
to ALL without distinction account of color
Conclaye Of the Supreme Order of Seven Wise
Men met here yesterday iu annual session. Hon. An
thony Sambola of New Orleans, was reelected Supreme
Archer. The other Supreme officers DR. Geo. p.
Oliver, of Philadelphia; VIM. Gerstle, of Cincinnati;
Wm. E. Fitzgerald, of New Orleans; DR.. T. P. Lock
wood, of Mississippi; G. Frederick, of Ohio; E. D
Langley, of Virginia: J. Metzger, of Alabama.
New ORLEANS, Jan. Seen. Rosseau died at l l
o'clock last night, and will be buried here
at 8 P. N. IA to.5 zzl
New ORLEANS, Jan. s.-Departed for Red river
Lotawanna.
NEW ORLEANS, jan 9.-The funeral of Gen Rous-
seau this afternoon, was largely attended, notwith-
standing the unpleasant weather. The services were
conducted at Christs Church. by the Bishop of Loui-
sana The pabearers generals of the regular
army, Hatch, Mower, Beckwith, Babcock, Porter,
Tompkns and Mcclure former generals of volunteers,
Steedman, Heron, Lee MCMILLAN, Bussey and Guer-
ney, and equal number of the Masonic fraternity.
Funeral escort First Infantry battery K First Artil
lery, Company Sixth Cavalry, Masonic fraternity,
city officers and Council, State officers aud Legisa-
ture, and large concourse of citizens on foot and in
carriages. Resolutions of sympathy and regret were
adopted by the Legislature and City Council and mes
sages of similar character were transmitted by the
Governor and Mayor to the Legislature and City Coun
cil.r The courts adjourned, and public Offices and
nearly all business houses closed along the line Of
march of the cortege.
New ORLEANS Jan. 9.-Departed for Red River
Stonewal Dora and B. L. Hodge Ea,=ss,-s 4.
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No. "a.

Il H. -
written Gen. Stoneman recommending payment to
members of the late constitutional convention of bal
ance due them Stonenan replies that baving consulted
the Secretary Of War, who was in command of the
district atthe time he declines to issue the order for
payment Of said balance.
Revenue collections in this district last year $780,
0oa, being nearly $500, 900 more than in 1867
The State press, far heard from stands as fol-
lows on the new movement for universal suffrage with
the hope of universal amnesty: In favor seven Demo-
cratic papers, and against it eight Democratic and two
Republican papers
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-The Panama sailed to-day
with half million in treasure
New York Jan.sT.-Cyrus ". Field seriously in
jured by fail.
ST. Louis, Jan. Santa Fe advces report an afrav
between white and coored troops. Two white and
three colored killed. and a large number wounded
Difficulty occeusfed about ball given by whites where
the blacks claimed the right to dance. After expul-
sion from the ball. the blacks procured reinforcements
and returned, killing one white on the road. Report
ed they burned a building ravishing the daughter of
the owner. Another correspondent says Mexicans en-
tered the town, arrested all the men, and hung two
CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Chandler reelected Senator from
Michigan.
NORFOLK, VA jan S.-Twenty soldiers sent to
Princess Ann county against fifty negroes who resist
ed legal process, when conflict ensued in which a
sergeant was mortaly wounded and three negroes
killed. The commanding officer calls for reinforce.
ments saying the negroes of the surrounding country
are armlnS and threaten open attack.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Jan. S.-Hon John II. Bolts died
at his home IN Cupepper county this morning at one
O'Clock. His funeral will take place in Richmond Sun
day.
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FROM EUROPE,

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Later African adviees confirm the
safety of DR.. Livingstone. lie is at Zanzibar, pre-
vented from reaching the coast by wars.
fs PARIS, Jan. 6.-La Turque newspaper, discussing
the conference, warns Russia to beware of another
Crlnean
MADRID, Jan. 6s-Carlist conspiracy discovered al
Barcelona, with ranifcations in Saragossa and other
places. Many arrests.
PLYMor7H Jan. 6.-British ship Southern Empire,
-foundered All lost. She sailed last from New Or.
leaEs with cotton for Liverpool, November 18th.
A. LONDON, Jan. 6.-Duness of Paris boufse and the
material decline in rentes yesterday is said to be at
tributable to Russa's demand on Turkey.
PARIS, JAN s6-Later South American reports state
Lopez guarantees Mcmahon full satisfaction for late
outrages. Warnews -unimportant.
= PARIS, Jam 7.-Sultan asked postponemert of con-
ference eight days to enable the Turkish government
to instruct its representation.
LONDON, Jan. S.--1'he feeling among the tenantry
in parts Of Ireland very bitter against land
holders. Many cases Of agrarian violence reported
LONDON, Jan. 9-The Sultan's firm attitude excites
alarm.
Madrid dispatches report much agitation throughout
Spain. Insurrection in Milan reported.
LONDON, JAN Q. Mail advices from Gambia confirm
the complete submission of the Creans to the Turks
Thirtynne Of the missing passengers ard crew Of the
steamer Hibernia on the Ocean Spray, bound for
New York.
HAMBURG, Jan. 9.-Pa Passengersof the Bortssia, which
was reported off Portland, England, with broken
shaft, all safely landed. S
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C0NGREs:SInNAI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. House-secretary of War
asked for the number Of troops employed in Texas and
Virginia, how many citizens, and how many were en-
gagged n the rebellion. Political disabilities of T. G.
Stokes, of Alabama removed. House went into com
mittee appropriations. Pension bin appropriatng
s13,5oo 600 passed. Diplomatic appropriation bill
after voting down the amendment restoring mission TO
Rome, postponed, Adjourned.
seaae-Exeeutive reports, regarding Indians &c,
presented. Judiciary Committee reported biIIforbid-
ding TIE holding Of two Offices, civil and military, at
the same time. Committee on Agriculture reported
bill Organising Agricultural Bureau and securing the
appointment 20 each State familiar with local wants.
Sue Murphys resumed and discussed to adjourn
5ment.
WAsHIsGTes, Jan. T.-H House Printing committee
directed to inquire into stationery frauds Secretary
of the Interior reported the House no reduction OF
force possible, unless the department is recognised
Similar communication received from the Attorney
General Bill increasing efficiency Of the Navy tabled
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FROM HAVANA,

HAVANA, Jan. 3-Capt Gen. Lersundi held a grand
review to-day of all the troops in and around the city
The display was fine and was witnessed by large
crowd of citizens. News lately received from Count
Famazaaa, who at last accounts on the liEe be-
tween Nuevetas and Bayamo. The Gaeeta publishes
an account of skirmsh between regular troops and
insurgents on the 26th ut in the vicinity of Mama.
milo, and claims victory for the government.
HAVANA, Jan. 4.-Gen. Dulce disembarked at noon,
and conducted to the place where he was installed
and took possession of the government None Of the
demonstrations which it was expected would be made
by both Spanards and Cubans bis arrival took place.
The ceremonies of his reception, from their character,
passed off quietly. The new Yiceroy brings with him
number of officers and civil employees He is also
accompanied by Bishop Martinez, Of the diocese of
1 HAVANA who was some time ago banished to Spain by
| Captain General Lersundi.
| HAVANA, Jan. g. Lersund and Admiral Chaon
sailed yesterday for Spain Before leaving the former
visited Admiral Hof, on the steamer Contoiook. In
angara proclamation of Dulce anxiously awaited Gu
bans say Insurgents will consent to compro-
mise, while Spaniards feel confident the insurrection
will be suppressed. report exclusively from rebel
sources, states that in the battle of the 22d ult.,
Salso river between the revolutionary forces under
Gen Santizbar and Lopez, and the Spanish troops
der Col. Lano the latter defeated with the loss
of two flags and torty-two prisoners. The insurgents
admit loss Of sixteen Killed aud thirtysix wounded
The authorities at Havana fatty contradcted this re-
port Fs%er restrictions are to be placed on the pub
Hcatlon OF teha-rl:-a.-r.I,oa--l O.. -1ierrtes
the press are expected.
Steamer from Vera Cruz brings the following news:
Col, Espanola was killed in duel at San Luis More
troops had been sent from Pueba against the insur-
gents in Sierra. The Mexican Congress, by large
majority approved the convention of the 4t Of July
with the United States for the settlement of claims of
citizens Of both countries. #
HAVANA, Jan. IA bulletin of a commercial firm
at Cardenas says the insrrection is beginning to de-
cline Sugar fields in irstr rate condition. but planters
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Most of the day occupied on overland mail route to
San Francisco. House went into committee OF whole
and adjourned.
Senate-No action on bill to prevent the holding of
two Offices at the same time. Consideration of the bill
for the relief of Sue Murphy resumed Long argu-
ment made by Davis in favor of the payment of such
claims. Brief reply by Howard against, and went into
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-President nominated Phillip
Fl. Morgan, attorney for Louisiana vice Terry, re-
moved ;Jas. Edomson, register of the land office at
Mobile; James A. snydam, postmaster at Galveston.
Morgan confirmed; ether nominations referred to
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VOL. XVII.


oo,ra WESTERN is published weekly, at FIFE
5s sr pnnn TkEE for 81 months PAYABLE k IN
n2h.nmz No subscrpn taken for less period than
SIX ,rrsTo Clubs Of five, and upwards, to one
~ Isn The South Western will be furnished atfour
ooal p1 inserted at the rate Of s. 50 PER
op-,eE for the first insertion and - GENTS for each
Subsequent Eight lines or less constitute
souare. The following are ourrates 10 yearly adVers-
= war
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An American PechIl"fIty.

NJ Pnnshon, writing to the Metho-
81, ne recorder in England respecting the dedic"
US roOr, orcises of the new Methodist church at
sor ',.rton makes this criticism on oar ma
sionaI lack of reverence
%Pbrenologicaily speaking the American mas
1nelv developed head, but l have someelnes Ii,u'a
u,ouS6t that where the organ oil yeneratlon irN
',5 So there must be perfect hollow. Ihere
snouiG IrSnitesimal reverence for sacred places
80 = =" and things. / have seen the nat worn
,'yo.t mn 10 the altar the newspaper read during
sbo sermon. the reporter writing MS ieauing
ls,oIo .ns during the minister's prayer. should
sathor welcome than rebuke anything that
,o,,Id have tendency to increase the national
''o,.arence for as the expressions OF hoiy
.Sinqs Ianguish, the things themselves are
I,li" r4 80 become enfeebled and die. Time-hon-
np, ~Lod moreover, as the American practice OF
Slt.inr money for churches on the Sabbath has
BECOME. and great as may have been its success,
: shonld like to see it buried in the tomb of all
sho Canulets.' and 1 should feel as followed
;ts f,neral that q sworn foe to the higher inter-
nsts +'a Of churches lay there inferred. We spent
eicbt hours in the Metropolitan church on the
doy of dedication-fve in the house OF God, and
three in the house of merchandise-that is, five
hours were spent in worship, and three in rails
ing money
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

OVERNMENT SALE OF CLOTHING, AND
STORES
DEPUTY QUARTERMAsTER- GENERALS OFFICE,l
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S, 1862
VIII be sold at public auction, at SCHUYLKILL
ARSENAL, on WEDNESDAY, July 29, 1869,
mencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, under the direction OF
large lot Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage
and Quartermaster's Stores, consisting in part Of:
34,2S5 Uniform Jackets, Vet Res. Corps, new.
47,T40 yards Worsted Cords, new.
67s6 yards Black Cloth, new.
1054% yards Green Kersey new
5000 Common Tents, linen new.
There will also be sold at the same time a large
termasters Stores consisting in part off,
300 Woollen Blankets
25,4 423 Uniform Goats.
S5I Sack Coats.
1,1SS Forage Caps.
400 Shirts.
$50 pairs Stockings.
4,036 pairs Trowsers.
1,100 Grain Sacks
20 sets Harness
1880 feet Galvanized Pipe.
1925 feet Gas Pipe assorted;
and variety of articles, embracing Chevrons,
Drawers, Flags, Knapsacks Camp Kettles Bolts,
Carts Saddles Tools, ETC. etc.
Terms cash-payable in United States currency.
All property purchased must be removed within
five days.
Goods will be sold In lots to suit purchasers.
Catalogues will be furnished on application at this
office, or at the office OF Captain Gill; Schuylkill
| Arsenal, or at the auction rooms OF nj. Thomas Il
| Sons, Nos. 139 and 14l South Fourth street.
STEWART VAN VLIET,
Deputy Quartermaster-G General and
6296t Brevet Major-General, U. S. A.
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BOARDING.

A T NO. 1l2l GIRARD STREET MAY BE
IA obtained Furnished and unfuTnishOd rooms for odg-
nG. Board Aso, II desired. att
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RESOLUTION TO PUBLISH A LOAN BILL.

RESOLUTION TO PUBLISH LOAN BILL.
Resolved, That the Clerk OF Common Council be
authorized to publish In two daily newspapers OF
this city, daily for four weeks, the ordinance pre-
sented to the Common Council on Thursday, June
"a 1869, entitled "An Ordinance to Authorize Loan
for the Payment Of Ground Rents and Mortgages y
And the said Clerk, at the stated meeting OF COun-
ellis after the expiration OF four weeks from the
first day OF said publication shall present to
this Council one Of each OF said newspapers for
every day in which the same shall have been
made. 26 24t
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An interesting movement has been inaugu-
rated in Finland, through the influence of a
young man named Franz Victor HeiSel, man
of wealth and rank, who had, on his travels
been proYidentially thrown among the Baptists