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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

washington's Birthdsy-The Central Patinc
Railro' d.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 20.-Monday, February
22d, washington's birthday. will be celebrated by
a profession, and observed generally ss holiday.
The track of the Central Pacific Railroad is
again clear of snow.
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PoNTcHARTRAIS RAILRoAD.-We are requested
to state that on Sundays, commencing to-day.
two trains viii be run, from and after 2 o'clock.
This will enable parties who may desire to spend
the evening at the lake to leave the city at 2. 8,
A. g. 6 and O'clock.
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LryxRpoor,. Feb. 20-Noon.-Cot dull mid.
ding upspds ia; middling Orleans IL sales 5000
bales. old corn S2s.; new 30s Cd.
HAvRE, Feb. 20.-Cotton closed easier put
unchanged.
IgYEsrpGL, Feb. 20 -Attegpqou.-CQtton quieti
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The eminent pisnIat and composer, Ketterer
thus writes TO the Messrs. Chickering: :" have
found your pianos superior TO all those competing
with them at the grsf international concourse.
The Cross Of Honorj the highest recompense
awarded on the occasiob Of the exposition and the
gold medal. have nevef been better merited than
by you" ~ Tta y rs
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Liszt the greatest pianist that ever lived, writes
thus to the Messrs. Chickering: Your pianos
possess in an eminent degree. nobility and power
of tons elasticity and security of touch, harmony,
brilhancy and solidity, and thus offer harmonious
ensemble of perfections, to the exclusion Of all
defects. To be just, must declare them perfect"
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Wr0nsan.

Females ewing to the peculiar and important relation,
tn sustain their peculiar organization and the ocs.
e'perorn' are subject to many sunsrnss Freedom from
contribute In no small degree their happiness and
~earefor none can be happy who H. Not eny So but
20 one various Female long be suffered
on without involving the general health Of shs lndivd
oAl. and ere lsng producing
PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.
Morris pleasant TO consult physician the RELIEF Of
ehsss vArou delicate affections, and only upon the most
urgent necessity win arue far sacrifice her great
cteharm as to do this The viii then thank Us or
placing In their hands simple specifies which will be found
relieving and curing every one Of thoss
Troublesome complaints peculiar TO the ssx.
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cue ,upOn them It but simple Justice the subject to
eaunerste few Of the many additional which
argsly Affect the
LIFE, HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF WOMAN
rail- Of society which, consequently affect
eress directly the welfare the family The
snis that exists for precccious education and marriage
tthe years designed for eorporea develop
snt to be wasted perverted the restraints Of dress
she early confinement Of school, and especially in the
healthy excitement Of ball Thus with the body
haf clothed mind unduiy excited BY pleasure
yerting In midnight the hours designed by nature for
Ieep and rest the wsrk half accomplished
In consequence this early strain upon her system.
necessary effort is required by the delicate vOts retain
Der situation in school later day, thus sggrsvstng the
sy When one excitement over another in prospective
Keeps the mind Obidy sensitive impression. while the
now constant restraint Of fashionable dress absolutely for
bidding the exercise indispensable the attainment and
sntiou Of organic health strength the exposure night
CIR the suddsn change temperature the complete prostra
siou produced by excessive dancing must Of necessity
suos their legitimate effect Atlss early marriage clsps
Che climax Of misery and the unfortunate hitherto
urly regardless of the plain dictates
delicate becomes
treatment This is but truthful picture Of the experience
thousands Of our young women
Long before the ability to exercise gen.
srsve organs they require education Of their peculiar
system composed of what called the tissue which
h in common with the female breast and lips, evidently
under the mental emotions and associations at an
early porod of % and, shall subsequently, see these
emotions when excessive before puberty to habits
haas
completed their development
TOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY,
wHlTEs OR LEUCoRRHGA. I'D
-. TOO PRoFUsE MEEsTRUATIoN.
- TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS
roR PRoIAPsus AND BEARING DOWN.
OR PRoLAPsUS UTERI.
vE OFFER THE MOST PERFECr SPECIFIC KNOWN:
Helmbold's Compound Extract Of Buchu.
pirec.ionsfor Use, Diet and Advice accompany.
aIrU
FEMALES IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
yrom infancy TO sxtrsms old age will and remedy to aid
ua.uren the discharge fits functions.
aqREsarH Is TIE GLORY OF MANHOOD AND
woxANHooD.
wrxMHoLDs EXTRACT BUCHUl
rs MORE STRENGTHENING THAN ANY OF THE
PREPARATIONS OF BARK Or IRON.
In6nitely Safer and More Pleasant.
r,wuoLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU,
.,.,v.d the Endorsement of the most prominent ply
-. limited states. is now offered to afflicted hu-
.cERrAIN CURE for the following diseases and
symptoms from Whatever cause originating;
General psbirty.
Mental and Physical Depression.
,.s..rplnasiOn Of Blood to the Head,
.. Hyseris,
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Very important auction sales by Chss. T. Nash
Read advertisements.
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Faith is the best elbow for heavy soul to lean
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\ EVENING SESSION.
! No quorum and the House adjourned until 10
A. NJ. on Tuesday next.
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.
HELMBo1p's EXTRACT OF sucHu.

Hundreds suffer silence and hundreds Of others apply
vsin druggists and doctors who either merely tsntsre
them wththe hope Of apply remedies which make
would not wish TO assert anything that would
do injustice to the Aaictsd but obliged to say hat
soush may be produced from excessive exhaustion ofths
powers life by sbOrOus employment unwhOesOme air and
ood profuss snssruaton the Of and coffee, and
requsrs childbirth oener caused BY direct irritation
applied 70 the mucous membrane Of the vagina ITSELF
when reviewing Of these distressing complaints
nj painful TO contemplate the attendant evils csnse
cue tupon them. It b but simple justice the subject to
enunerste few Of the many additional which
argsly Affect the
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81. I'D q m SATURDAY, Feb. 20, 1869.
Senate met at noon, Lieutenant Governor Dunn
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and inchlcate in the Westinghouse of said soci.
ETY. doctrines subyerve of the fundamental
principles of Christianity as generally received
and holden by the denomination Of Christians
known ms Unitarians; or to suffer or permit to
preach in said meeting house any person who
rejects Christianity altogether; or who teaches
that as system Of religion, Christianity spartly
true and partly false; or who breaches or incul-
Gates disbelief in the doctrine of the Lordship
and Messiahship of Jesus Christ rs taught byl1fm
in the New Testament Scriptures, or disbelief
in Jesus Christ the great Head OF
the Church, or of his divine mission
and authority as religious teacher, as thus
taught by him; or who breaches and inculcates
denial of the doctrine that the Scriptures of
the Old and New Testament do contain divine
revelation given by inspiration of God, and con-
tanning a sufficient and perfect rule of faith and
practice. Aud that said Francis T.. Abbott and
all and every other person or persons, be forever
strictly enjoincd and forbidden to occupy said
Westinghouse of SAID society for the purpose of
preaching and inculcating said disbelefs, denials
and doctrines hereinbefore specially prohibited
to be taught therein, and any and all other doc
trine or doctrines subversive to the fundamental
principles of Christianity rs generally received
and holden by the denomination OF Christians
known as Unitarians.'
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The People of Sorrow.

All Jews have not the same cast of features.
We can distinguish two types, the extreme of
the one being of exceeding, almost ideal beauty
-pensve, sad, spiritual, and noble; that of the
other being almost equally repugnant and cul-
minating in what we might almost term Judas
expression. Between these two extremes, of
course, every variety and modification of beauty
and ugliness are to be found. In general, the
hair is either black or red the nose peculiarly
formed, the lips slightly swelling, the chin pro-
&minent, the color pale, the stature small-an air
Il of dreamy sadness pervading the face, as if the
fploughshare of sorrows had craven on the
nation its burrows long and deep.
AS their past history, so their present continu-
ance is mystery, which we firmly believe can
only be solved by reference to their future des-
tiny. Israel has been and will continue pecu-
Fiar people. Even in their dispersion the pro-
phetic utterance concerning them still holds
true: $50, the people shall dwell alone, and
shall not be reckoned among the nations. y
.Sltlddu Mu0Uzine.
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The Diving Thief.

Do not misuse the example of the dying
thief. Now is the accepted time; do not put it
off till tomorrow. Putting it off till tomorrow
lis resolving to serve the Devil to-day. If there
is one here who says, II will repent tomorrow, "
5he means to say, II will serve the Devil to-
Fday." 1t is awful for a person to resolve to be
religious in certain time to come; for that is
deliberately saying he will serve sin till then.
Now is the accepted time. Here is man
lin a dungeon. Escape; there is the
door ajar; it only wants little touch, and
|you can escape "No; I'll wait till to-
Rmorrow." When he looks, some one has
come and put stone against the door. Escape
how ''No; l will wait till tomorrow"
2There is second block, and tomorrow there
1is third block, and so on until the door is
Fastened up and he cannot get out. Here is II
man in chains. Break those chains" ''No; l
Twill wait till tomorrow" He is diseased, and
gets weaker and weaker every day. and each
Sday an enemy comes and rivets those chains
faster, and yet he says:-'It will be easier to-
morrow" But when tomorrow comes he is
weaker, and those chains are on tighter than
Xeyer -NelC1nd an Hall,
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gentleman reports that he once found Mr..
|"ilbertorce in the greatest agitation, looking
tor despatch which he had mislaid; one of the
royal family was waiting for it-he had DELAYED
/ The search until the last moment-he seemed
|at length quite vexed and furried. At this un-
|ucky instant disturbance in the nursery over
head occurred. My friend, who was with him.
said to himself, ''Now, for once, Wilberforce' 5
temper will give away" He had hardly thought
thus, when Wilberforce turned to him and said,
what blessing it is to have those dear little
children! Only think what relief amid all other
hurries, to hear their voices and know they are
wall ~
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Sale at No. 201 5 Green street.
HANDSOME FURNITuRE, FINE CARPETS, ETC.

April 81 at 10 O'clock at No. SQ15 Green street. by
catalogue the entire furniture, including walnut paror
suit hair cloh elegant eagere marble top and mirror
handsome centre table and reception chairs fine Engsh
Brussels carpets; walnut hall and dining furnture
ror extension dining table buffet sideboard marble top
furniture; suit elegant walnut chamber furniture, cost
S7GO handsome cottage suits, marble tops fine hair
mattresses hne blankets etc. etc; kitchen furniture
refrigerator etc.
The furniture has been in but short time, and is
excellent order. 4173t
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AUCTION SALES.

BUNTING, DURBURROW & CO., AUCTION
:, EERs, Nos 232 and 2;51 MARKET Street, corner
OF Bank street. Successors to John b. Myers Go.
PEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.
Anr 10 at 10 ooIos MSndSy ON faT Mogntpbs orod
tOpieces Paris grenadine, raye.
g pieces pieces iSsPGe sIGo grenaddine n. di,,I Tsye
20 pieces popelne satin stripes
30 pieces GA chene roubaiS poplins
70 pieces pieces 2tnEv rch victdria G meansos
30 pieces Paris epingine, unie
~ pieces pieces Paris Paris Spinsiine sl"s j3spe
90 pieces print de sole
40 pieces black pure mohars.
40 pieces London colored alpacas.
50 pieces fine madder briliants.
pieces Paris wool tafeas, superb quality for travel
pieces Paris plaid popene,super quality for travelling
pieces Paris crepe epingle superb quality gold
pieces Paris epinglne gsaille, superb quality gold
pieces Paris silk Shaine mourning taffetas, gold
pieces rolod silk shaine tafeta uper quality
pieces hltSk YS SSS thtSs S sHtIn STTSssd iESTtns
A full fne superb quality faille de Lyon and drap de
ia line superb quality drap Abyssinie and drap de
K full line superb quality cachemre a sole and Lyons
fun line superb taffctas Parsienne and gros otto
iu line superb drab mReratTioe and Fros grs,Hs
A full line fancy dress silks black and eoi9reA sstins
| SALE OF 1000 GASES BOUTS SHOES, TRAVEL
LING BAGS, ETC,
| On Tuesday Morning,
| April 20, at 10 O'clock on four months credit.
| Also A LARGE STOCK OF A WHOLESALE BOOT
AND SHOE HOUSE.
with the shelving fixtures etc. of the by order Of
| assignee, Tor cash IA l4et
LARGE SAFE OF BRlTIST Inv ERES6H GERMAN
On Thursday Morning,
| April D. at 10 o'clock, on months credit t4l62t
| LARGE SALE OF CARPETINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, CAN.
| TON MATTINGS, ETC.
| On Friday Morning,
April 90, at ii O'Clock, months credit about 9O
pieces lngain Venetian, list hemp, cottage, and
| caipetngs. floor oil-cloths, mattings, ETC. All st
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AUO rION sALEs
M THOMAS e. SONS. NOS 1so ANN -,
W. S. FOURTH STREET. AO' AND Ia


M T~HOMAS ~ 4 SONS, NOS. 1S9 AND 141
APRIL 10 Superior Cabinet Furniture, No. ,7o7 ch.s.
April lez,HousshOld Furniture, at pAsoh.l,,us.
xPRiI so%City and Country Residences. v.,u.,,.
Ssnf G6sS Stocks anS @
xfF EssT M. s5 ssS n ' Ssss
APRI SsBan,dsops & furpitars & NS No lO ; Eighteenth
Ami EssGs%Sg EeGSa tS1 Sn t% % Tenth
APRi FnfTniurs' Nos is5 and i4 i s. Fourth
APRIL 30 Handsome Furniture, No. 1892 \; Sixth;
etc. SsrnsT St YORK road and c6etsn s w. ,a.
Full particulars in catalogues and handbls adyer-
tisements under their auction head. 4lbG
STOCK dEsTTGf2 o fff e r. GS Gf'fRFt
10th instant at 10 ocooR az NO. i70 chesnut street. by
catalogue the entire stock Of superior furniture including
ings, superior dinngI library, and hall furniture.
The entire stock was made by Thomas McGun expressly
sold without reserve. 4153t
Sale R6Ush6b PTssRsyI SS&EfTSRh ward
April 49, at o'clock p NJ, al the residence of john
and Kitchen furniture stoves, etc 4i6st
nousfRSS fS rs tGHTRE 92S FFrHsEvD 6SRFss FSs Etc
0th instant at 10 o'ciocf at No, 1000 Brandywino
chairs, oval mirror, whanot centre table, cottage
ture, feather bed, carpets, aquarium kitchen utensils
etc, etc. 4163t
SALE OF REAL, ESTATE AND STOCKS.
On Tuesday,
ARSH SksEses No. S$I&SGSE% gGoS % @ ks;iasnssS ksS
NI6N fENHIbNSIH NJ NG IA hvonS Dwelling
ELEVENTH NORTH, Nos SOY and 911-Brck Dwell
R4hK RGH4T xes %Sb # 6&Rob Il poas Lot
NlNIH HbSye o1ioTdDLaTgS % Dan, lot s,< .oro.
PTsps
EfSHf ffi S'Ss3's sS xxi RS;iGs%ss lot
SSAAttkE9%%HiEt SAtk9%H Nc. No. 1iSaLfiSssi isa aSssi
Rsdcneo SGTss s0'd0no'
BROAD, Nos 36ii and 1913 (NorthJ-DweIlng and
NAST9SS S6ENA FRSSE M PsH Residence
CHRISTIAN HRisTIA Ne, i 81 1-Genteel Dwelling.
kfisW oRTH, No, 1923 Modern Dwelling. '''''''N'
M6NRoE EalHR olEsoSsts? NJ: fs hf5SFsi B%silng
ffSaTERKTA FffKS9afTER and Dwell
DEfIGHIEENTH Ssouth), No. s66 Brick Dwelling.
GHSRifi, Nos Nos 3OT and sG:, Brick Dwellings
| Building. ,
ISsIs No doIT PTSns dmpsny
70 shares Union Bank of Tennessee.
II shares Greenwich Improvement Company
$5 shares on Greek and AlleshenYy Valley Railroad.
% shares BSn ShsF Of Sor M stssp Company
g shares % Empire & &Tra9nsportstion 9I o io COMPANY
10 shares National Bank OFT Of the T Republic e""'
| share Philadelphia Library Company,
$500 loan Of the City Of Phiiadepha, s per cent
g Shares Shares ID and Sd Streets Pass Railway Co
| S3 shares Catawissa Railroad Co, preferred.
teuars in catalogues; a. [416st
| Catalogues now ready.
| 90,
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These churches cost $171, 1893, 532, and could
. give seats to 1926 ,751 persons; population in
Omitted States over fifteen years old, 1S, 7O93O5
Athe average cost of each church, $3113.
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Church Accommodation in the United States.
According to Wilson's Presbyterian Historical
almanac, in 1860, with population of 81, 443 321
there were in this country 81, ,OO9 churches, dis
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the late Joshua Longtreh deceased announced for
day next, is postponed Due notice of the sale will be
given. 4E2t
Assgnees' Peremptory Sale at the Auction Rooms.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Lace and Heavy Window Curtains, Very Fine Window
Shades Reps Ierries Cornices Tasses Cords Frnges,
Gimps, Etc.
On Friday Morning,
I'D inst, at 10 O'clock at the auction rooms No kl0
Chesnut street, by catalogue by order assgnees he
large and extensive stock OF upholstery goods Including
hhe lace window curtains reps, terry and chnz ambro.
tasses fringes, gimps, acks walnut gilt cornces
curtain bands, bell pulls, ETC. 4l56t
TO BANKERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF CHILLED IRON FIRE AND
BURGLARPROOF SAFES, MADE BY IILLIE &
SON; SECONDHAND FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, MADE BY EVANS & WATSON
DuODECAGON COMBINATION LOCKS; TWO
FINE LARGE HORSES, LARGE TRUCK, ETC.
. On Thursday Morning,
April 49, at 10 o'clock No GB9 Arch street, by cata
ogue TO close the Philadelphia Agency Of Messrs Lille
Son. the entire stock Of superior Fire and Burglar
Ploot Safes ncluding-3 extra large chilled double
door hre and burgarproo safes small burglar proofs
each patent comb locks large doubedoor chilled
reproof burglarproo and fire and burglarproof safes
OF various sizes with the celebrated Monitor Duode
cagon combination locks.
SECONDHAND FIRE-PROOF SAFES
number of superior second hand fire and burgarproof
safes made by Lille Son. Evans Watson, and Farrell
x Herring. $3.50
CELEBRATED COMBINATION LOCKS.
suitable Tor banks, vautdoors, etc. of the Monitor and
FINE LARGE HORSES TRUCK, ETC.
Large and very hne white stallion; large white draft
hCse large and superior heavy truck heavy harness:
quantity OF rope, rigging, etc. [416 lit
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY or PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JOHN SAUNDERS, Jr., deceased.
The auditor appointed by the Court audit SETTLE and
adjust the accounts OF JOHN, THOMAS H., and
CHARIFS SAUNDERS, Executors of the last will of
JOHN SAUNDERS, Jr deceased, ana TO report dsribu,
the balance in the hands of the will
the parties interested for the purpose OF his appoint
mont TUESDAY, April 27 lstA, at o'clock +. al,
hs Office, No 4a3 WALNUT Street in the city OF Phila
delphia THOMAS j, WORRELL,
! 10 tuthsjt Auditor.
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MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.-
WI Uately Statesmen for NJ Thomas Sons.)
No. 529 CHESNUT Street, entrance from Minor.
POSTPONEMENT

The extensive sale of the household furniture estate
the late Joshua Longtrth deceased announced for Tues
day next, is postponed Due notice of the sale will be
given. 4172t
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Peremptory Sale az No. 1909 Chestnut street
STOCK OF SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE.
(n pfsHa

On Monday Morning.
18th instant at 10 o'clock at No 1907 Chestnut street. by
catalogue the entire stock of superior furniture including
elegant rosewood and walnut paror suits various
ngs, superior dining library, and hall furniture.
bookcases elegant walnut chamber SUITS superior ward
robe lounges, chairs, etc.
The entire stock by Thomas McGuin expressly
his saes and is of the first quality and TO bo
sold without reserve. 4153t
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Sale No 1900 Brandywine street.
HOUSEHOLD FuRNlTURk, CARPETS Etc.
On Tuesday Morning,
Gth instant, at 10 o'clock at No 1000 Brandywno
street. the surplus furniture walnut lounge green
chairs oval mirror whatnot centre table, cottage furni-
ture feather bed carpets aquarium, kitchen utensils
etc, etc. 4l63t
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Rev John Thompson, late pastor of st.
Stephens Church, Germantown, has been trans
ferred to Frankford, and not Bridesburg, as cur
rently reported.
The committee of the Philadelphia Con-
ference, to whom was referred all cOmmunica-
tions touching the subject of 'lay delegation
have reported Il series of resolutions approving
the action of the last General Conference on the
subject.
CATHOLIC.
The Forty Hours Devotion will commence
in st. Edwards Catholic Church tomorrow
morning.
The new organ of st. Maachy's Church,
Rev. John Kelly, pastor, will be II splendid
affair, having three banks of keys, two octaves
of pedals, and some forty-one stops.
"A grand concert is to be given at the
Academy of Music on the evening of the Goth
inst, under the direction of Mr.. T. +. Harkins,
in aid of the Catholic Churches of Holy Trinity,
st. Bonifacius, and st. AlphOnsus. One will
also be given at Concert Hall on the Goth of
May, for st. Josephs new church, Seventeenth and
Stiles streets Preparations of an unusually fine
character are being made for each of them.
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Sale in Paschalville, Twenty-soventh ward
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
I'm Mnndav

April e, at o'clock p NJ, at the residence of john
Ford Paschalvle Twenty seventh ward the household
and kitChon inIniture, stoves etc. 4162t
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sity, New York, supplies the pulpit during the
month of April.
Several thousand persons witnessed seven
Daptlsms in the open air on Sunday last at
Frankford, by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Coulston.
--Rev. Mr.. Perry is making commendable
spiritual advancement at the Mariners Church
of this city,
Rev. G. A. Peltz and Rev. William Cathcart
were present at the recent recognition of a new
church atHerbeton.
LUTHERAN.
st Andrews Lutheran congregation have
broken ground, and begun the erection of their
church, on the southwest corner of Broad and
Arch streets. The building will be of the Hen
derson marble, in the Gothic style of architec-
ture, with fine tower the corner. The
church. under the pastoral care of Dr. Stork,
is in n fourishng condition. Twenty-four per-
sons were added to it few Sabbaths since, by
confirmation and certificate. This immediate
vicinity will be adorned with three beautiful
churches and the magnificent Masonic Temple.
GERMAN REFORMED.
On Sunday last the communion of the Lords
Supper was administered in Trinity Reformed
Church. Rev. d. E. Klopp pastor. Eleven per-
sons were added to the church, six by confirms
tion and five by certificate. The increase for the
year has been thrty-nine and the communion
was the largest had by the church since its or
Uauizotion
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BUNTING, DURBURROw & CO., AUCTION
of Bank street. Successors to John Il. Myers 4 Co.
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Assignees Peremptory Sale at the Auction Rooms
EXTENSIVE SALE OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Lace and Heavy Window Curtains Very Fine Window
Shades, Reps Teies COrnices Tassels Cords Frnges,