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BALTIMORE,

A Murderer ScntGnced-Baltim 4:
Ohio RnQTond.
this morning John McSagnafA Was sentenced X
be hanged On such day IS the Governor maJ 1p-
point Tor the murder Of his wife on Chrt6tmaa
Day, 1851.
h Ohio Railroad yesterday, the usual SEMI
dividend Of per cent On the main stem and Pc
cent on the Washington branch were declared
across from Locust Potat 10 Canton, instead d
passing through the city BY Pratt street, were dis
cussed. 1t was announced that The track Nou1t
be ultimately removed from Pratt gtreet
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Dos1fN, April lh-XA}or Charles o. Rnxe1s,
proprietor Of the Boston Journal died this evco-
ing.
bar OF Congress one term frorpth P1r1s District,
elected IN 1874 died Of consumption, u hia te6a.
dsune II this eaty 1t O'Clock thig eyeota&.
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y, ~; Nh kEsS3Lps submitted petition of citizens
suraaes sx ~ reaairnR M fote!ep compsas to depoatt M
Hu,,'e,9 aT. VA 1e'es1eo ~ to7 conio11tee oa
Aonle,!sa AnalIs cs,v. -, .r,,,,-.s
4r WooDsoS oaered ths following resolution:
49, ~ ~ Is.+i 1J r. - hIH Hn1s
o. der thr Trsdtnf sasu be lie caaser.;ion os *
eetrfve nosss{ea fttttpg bills w.th objectionA ~h,eh
ahal BE- vos4a upon Without debate the operation
:ssjs @ 10 @"s.sn 'a.n .1 ia o.ssf s'sa ~
Cd ihaI no,ntae caussmed u IL resoiu,dmn ID pfc
Ernt rny .etlon m = rrsonrnn r. nnlo1rn sjaadit
NJ. SiGTI mo1ed to lar he wnole subject On
the tstI,. Iost~yeas i9: nayx d.
4 motjon 70 postpone xas Lid On the table. The |
first ratt Of tie resolution. down 70 the Wofus
awtta objections w4s adopted--yeax, q: n4yh5,
without debsae vas ca7sed--yeas, Is; na;s, IS
The latter part Of the rrst resolution vas LOST
yeas, Is; nays, 3a
The second resolution, prpy1dIo9 for sessions
from I'LL ha2f.past II 3 tlll ha1.paai :. and TIL
ADJOURNMENT REsoLcr1oN.
NJ. E11ChENBoCKER offered a Joint resolu-
Y w. Il T1?I0K % mo1ed to ms1e It tie special order
for tomorrow morning.
A motion to lay this On the table WIS lost aud
Nj, TaylorA motion WIS agreed to.
Tna Judiciary Committee reported back certain
bills among them one To extend the time TOR the
0; in1es n i0aaes adss o.
The Ea}iroad Cnn1n,yttee retSnrted hnrk bitls
supplemental 10 the act to incorporate the
! tqnawkn Geneseo Railroad Company, and to
| RailrOsd CoupanJ. which were ordered cnSroased.
Senate bill to allow eonyics1 credit for good Be-
haF1or WAS ordered 70 third reading and the Sen
ata amendments 10 the uonsa btu to amend ne
aet for the government and discipline Of the Hi
| uotH Pculte1flAry. were concurfcd IN
The Committee on stsic Institutions recon-
| mended an indefinite postponement Of the bill TO
| sell lands belonging 70 the BLIND Asylum 70 tue
chicago 81 Louis Railroad
] The motion was lost-y u; nays q, md The
| bill wAs ordc1ed TO third reading.
The Senate blu 70 authorize 1allIoads 70 sen IN.
| claimed baggage and other properly Ea3 ptueteo
to . third rcAuing.
| TIE INSURANCE LAWS
Nj. REYNOLDS askea consent TO Introduce
bill 10 repeal that clause Of tho Insurance bill re-
legtnE that 1t VII demanded By the prominent
bahneas men IN Chicago and by the interests Of
that city. Objection wa made
BILLS rAssxn u oxs1srE
House btl18 on 4 third reading were taken up
md the following passed IN omnibus: To amend
| the act to incorporate the Land improvement
Company to incoEpoFnle 1uscoia: to Incorporate
| hn 1lslIe r III.
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COOK,COEURE CO..
NEWttAfEA AufEktHHb AQEIk
4rs nxkA1sisAd rAeak1s 1ts~1ssN<4ss fSr TH TI1B
NJ ss tcsr4k rntsA Aisa as<@ts rseetrs od.sr-
Arx<,ft n<7tinat for aA NKwarArKzs On NAuAx1NES
1. oat langAAfeJ u As &. 1%TI*aFise Al H. P+b-
&AA4TI 2pcaE: Fa&ss-
OTYrcx e px4xBqasTsE
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| Andrew johnson in Memphis.
AKxrHlA April 1h-Ex-Preaident Johnson gpoke
to about coo persons this Afternoon, from stand
| at the Oye1ton Hotel His speech viz hut Eepc-
titton OF those made IN Knoxville AID Nashy1tlc,
| was well received and heartily applanCed.
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The Old School PEesbytery Of Chtcn-

go in Session MT Morris.
NORRIS, April 1h-The Old School PreAby J,
In aesston here, has adopted resolutions In favor
Of reunion By dec!sive rote. The resolutions re
nit the accomplishing Of the reunion Of tho TWO
organizations to the decttlon Of The General AZ
sembly, giving that body full power TO complete
this fnost desirable result. Rev. Dr. Wills Lord
and Rev. Il Il ThAyer were elected Commission
en- to the General Assembly.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
srR,xoF1r1p April IL
6tuAie.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS rKTRnpCcXn
Nj. FLAGG Introduced resolution authorizing
tionAl clerks
NJ. HARLAN introduced 4 bill for IN act 70 re-
store the tecortiA Of Efnneham County Referred
to the Committee On the judiciary.
Ar. DORE introduced Mu Supplementary to
the act 10 rr3Ece the charter Of Chicago into one
act. Ordered to third readin9.
Bul6 KEFnETIp FACE.
The Committee On the Judiciary reported back
number Of btlls which were, on their recommeudA-
tton. Laid On the table among them the bills an
!honnn9 M TOM counties. Ac. 70 fund and refund
their tndcbtetnesA, and TO regulate the npes i'm
posed On persons for selling liquor Without iIoense
Af7EAfT TO iSTR0pCC1 NKw BI1IA
SetcrA Intellectual attempts were made 70 set In
new bills under ne pteIcnce Of curing defecta but
theJ were ruled out Of order In every Case
TEX TAI-STKAlIkl bI1iA.
1he epecsa1 order for th!4 morning being the
Governors veto Of the bill providing for inc pay
nens Of shc raAtosa debts q towns, eounttea
notwithstanding the Gosc1nort y objections; It Nj
carried under the previous question By the follow
{nN
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Canadian Parliament.
OTTAWA, April 1A-1he second se&alon OF the
1lst Parliament Of the Dominion OF Cau1d1 wna
opened By the Governor General to-day.
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New York LeKislntuFc.
Albany, April 1a-Ihe Broadway. NeE York,
lsface Railroad bill va tabled iu the Senate "
IT.
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A14A F4ESKh
Nj. CRAWFORD introduced a supplementary
bill to cure defect In the law reAuye 10 couY1cts
from the PeuItt1t1A3 who are now restored to
clitxeuahIp- II requires that the cerincata "a ro-
storing them shall contain clause making their
The bill to prevent oshlo4 with stlucs tn VIII
County WAs passed.
INSANE ASrLEN BILL
Nj, FORT called up the House TN for the loca-
uou Of the Northern Illinois Hospital for the In
xanc. The bill ~as amended By striking out the
wofts 4.nvc hundred, :" and Inserting three hun
drcd," which l. In reference to the number OF pa-
tents to be accommodated. Il was
also amended 70 that The ground On which the
hospital nay BE- located shall be conveyed to the
S1aie instead ct the Trustees TO be appointed.
The word "nofthe.n was also stricken on: After
long debate. 4 resolution waa adopted 10 apposus
4 committee to confer IN reference to the two
1l1ls now pending EclRttEe to nsane hospitals 10
report innedisictJ.
The SPEAKER appointed Aessrs- Woolsoo aad
FpTt, on the rafs OF the SerAtc-
RoC1HEKN NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
Mt. MUM introduced bill authorizing the CITY
Of DuQuotn 70 tssut bonds 10 a1d Of, md donate
lands to- the Southern Normal University.
ASSASSINATION DAT.
a message from tie House announced me pas.
sage Of q resolution that ~ this Is the ann1efxarJ
Of tho assassination, the LeEtlafurn adjourn u
O'Clock, md IN body visit the tnnb Of Prezldent
Lincoln n Oh Ridge Cemetery, IN which the Sen
| ate concurIed.
o1nKH vKroKp Hu1a ntzFoKkD o..
The hsu 10 Incorporate the PAna. Springfield q
/ Gorkhwasse1n Railroad, Fetoed hccause tho School
1saseea b soWaaatpa not uodef township osxsa'
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tzatto3, weze sut.suszed 70 snhs7abe to ia STOCK,
M tAtsn up AxAd pa1ead oEex tha Toto-l& to IA.
a.. Ine om e Incorporate ths Hilton Mining and
ard9n111 sa& & &coxopa, vesoed beaase Of e11a. r.
se1ate isiused to pass It over tho veto.
Ine hll 70 Incorporate the gilman Mining Com
pany q FanranagAt vetoed became Incor-
bolated company to do bu8neAs out Of the
5Iait, WA3 taken up Ind the veto 6u9tAined-
The bill 10 amend the charter Of GolcondA, To
toed on account Of Extraordinary pen8nies pro
stded for not working On the Esreeta wnen nottfod
10 % &C. VIZ taken up and kne veto 6uxtalned
Ino veto Of the bill to incorporate tho I1lnols
l2nd Company becAnAe II authorizes 1 eorpos1-
t1on to deal In land, ,was sustained
The BIZ 70 incorporate the sheibyyule Coal Com
p2u{, vetoed because taIes can Only b levied for
pabHc purposes, waa lost, the Senate sustaining
The tn to incorporate the Southern Em1graas
Ald Society, vetoed. being unconstitutional fd1 tue
reaso9 that It contains moro than one subject, and
~ Whole object Is aot expressed In tho title, Also
autaoftzea company To speculate In laads they
NAY WILL TO sell 70 emigz1nts; veto sustained
Bill 10 amend the feea Of 6hef1G3 tad Collectors
In certain counties, objected 70 because It xt1yes
To iDcreAse confusion Of the laW1 and 70 increase
fees which ehould be uniform. md Is locsl and
partial legislation. Pending the consideration q
the veto, O'Clock A1nred, And the senate ID
burned
, 1869-04-16
supreme Court Decisions.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
wasH1korx4E Anrfl *
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NEWS SUMMARY.
city Affairs.


The sixteenth anniversary OF the Bedford
btreet Mission occurred last evening, and was
CeleOrated oy meeting of the contributors at
Lne Mission House, Bedford street, above Sixth.
me Inc annual report was read by which 1t was
SHOWN tnat during the year 7l2 persons had re
celved medical assistance 924 food and cloth
ing; and IS bad signed the temperance pledge.
Inc Mission has a tine bathing house, to which
1916 permits were given Tor cold baths, and 1910
warm baths, making n total of 1858. During the
year Eve children were placed in comfortable
MONIES. There IS attached TO the Mission chapel
IN which services are held on Sundays and
during the week: also, apartments Tor the week.
DAY infant school, numbering % children, and
adults lO9. The Sunday School numbers lO5
scholars and rs teachers. There are also 80
pupils IN the Bible classes. Thee are instructed
by 10 teachers. A Board OF Managers was elected
Tor the ensuing year The Treasurer reported
the receipts at $1,000.
The fifteenth annual re port of Mr.. William
}. Mullen, Prison Agent, just issued, states that
36,333 arrests were made by the police during
the past year, showing decrease, as compared
with 1867. of 628l. The number of commitments
to the County Prison was 1920. The Agent
examined into 1900 cases of which number 1903
were released, all of which were court cases.
The release of these persons, it Is stated has
been saving OF $lS,26l Of which amount
$ll, ,621 would have been required for ignoring
their cases, and 5000 TOR their maintenance.
OF the 81, 1888 arrests during the past year. there
were but 5S63 cases acted upon by the grand
iures; of this number 1861 cases were ignored
and 1892 true bills found or the whole number
but 500 were found guilty. The expenses of the
Criminal Court amount to sos, ,Il342: OF the
Prison Sl04, ,62l SO and OF the Police, S844 424.
The number o. persons discharged from the
County Prison duriug the year was as folio WIS.,
By the Inspectors, 1907, and by the courts aud
magistrates, 7l2l. The report contains detailed
statements of the condition Of many of those
released through the influence of the Agent,
and other matters connected with prison disci
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Domestic Analrss

-COngress adjourned yesterday until Monday.
danger.
w. R. Ma,teson has been appointed Post
master OF Trenton, N. j.
Iowa dors not owe penny, aud has sur.
plus of $639, 900 in the Treasury,
The Senate has passed the bill abolishing
the office OF Chief OF staff to the General OF the
Army.
Secretary Fish has taken the mansion lately
occupied by ex-senator Morgan for his resi-
dence.
George Lehman was yesterday elected
Superintendent of the Merchants Exchange,
vice Michael Dunn, resioned.
"A negro, charged with murder, IN Dooley
county. Ca, was taken from the JAIL on Thurs
day night, by disguised mob, and burned to
death.
Congress has passed a bill chartering a
company 10 build railroad from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad depot, via Georgetown, to
Alexandra, Va.
MIR. Halsey's declination as Register of the
Treasury has been accepted by Secretary Bout
well, but 1t is hoped tba. he will yet withdraw
it and accept the position.
Francis A. Murrlll and Anthony Baker have
been convicted of m1rderous assault on
Thomas Wall, of Springi ield, Mass, and sen
fenced each to ten years. imprisonment.
The employees of tie Fitcnburg (Mass.) Rail-
road Company have been e2ouerated from all
blame in the death of the Misses Cotfy, run
over at the Groton Junction on Thursday.
The appointment office OF the Treasury is so
overrun with hungry applicants for position,
mission until after the days mails are read.
Yesterday, in tue House OF Representatives,
the motion of Thursday. 10 refer the Senate
amendments to the Judiciary Committee, was
reconsdered, and the House refusing to CONCUR,
the bill goes back to the Senate as a simple
repeal of the Tenure.of Office act.
-Johu M. Buckley, indicted for an assault
and battery on Thos. +. Harland, Deputy Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue. submitted his
case to the Criminal Court in Washington yes
terday. Mr.. Buckley stated that this was the
first time that he had ever been arraigDed and
that the provocation which led HIM to commit
the act was very great ana the prosecuting
witness had acknowledged his connection with
the publication of the letter which had done
him great injury in character and reputation.
Judge Wylie said the provocation was very
great and the archives of the Government did
not furnish similar case. Such letters should
not be written. and it was wrong to publish
them, but Mr.. Buckley should have known his
legal remedy, and he would, therefore, sentence
him TO pay tine of one hundred dollars and
costs.
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BriRs Day Spring, shaokford5 and Maud Potter
shelds sailed from Cardenas 18th inst.' for port
north OF Hatteras. ,,,.-,., .
cleared at n atAnEas nth inst
Brig Albetross. Smith. Tor Philadelphia cleared nj
Bfie Condova EDDY, cleared at Matanzas 18th inst
for port north of HaIteIas. -
Brig Harry Stewart, Weeks, Tor Pniladelphia, Rt
MatanEas l8th inst,
Brigs Baltimore, visnello and Lizzie. sailed from
CaIdtnAs 18th inst, for q port north Ot Hatteras.
echr J. NJ. Flanagan. shaw. and Arthur Burton,
Frohock. ports north OF Haueras were loading ct
scnIs Abbie Dunn. Fourtsin; r. H. Baker. Loring;
Planoome Smith; May Munroe, Munroe; y. d M. u.
Philadelphia. were loading At MatanzsB lSth int.
scbr J. A Parsons, Smith, for philadelphia, cleared
ut MatanZas 18th inst -
schr Addie p Avery. Avery, hence for Boston, at
schr Pathway. McEiwee for Philadelphia, sailed
from Rock port Me, 23d inst. r ,o-
Schis Golden Eagle, Howes, ana J. H. gerry;
Kelley, tor Philaoelphs, sailed frem New Bedford
schT Marietta Tilton Miller, at Matanzas 18th inst,
schr A. # Randolph. stteman, hence at New
Scbrs r. Lake Adams. hence for pyannis and cod.
dess, ely, hence for Pawtucket at New YORK 2oth
schr James H Gallagher. Gallagher. hence at
Schr Annie M Edwar rds. Henson, sailed from Rich.
mopd Gath inst, for Philadelphia ,. ,,.o.,,onoo
Schr Westmoreland, Rice, hence, below FroVluence
schr transit. Young. sailed from Providence 2ad
inat., for Phllade phia. .-- - ,,L,,.a.,.hto
chr Cabot Parker, from Boston for Phlledelph'S'
schr Z. a. Danennower Sheppard, hence at Salem
2]d inst.
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DRY GOODS.
price g w o o D,

NV COR. EIGHTH AND FILBEBT.
Have Just received from New York auctions and
5000 ards Plaid Nainsook Musns n IS, 2s, 81.
stripe and Plaid Swiss Mus'ins.
Fine white Br'lliaDtes, 25 81, 31M.
India Twilled Long Clotns, 20, 81, 37S.
sotl-hnlsh Cambrics. Jacontls, Nansooks
Victoria Lawns, swiss Musllns etc., ETC.
WHITE PIQUESi WHITE PIQUESi
5000 yards White Pioues at 81, 37h, 40, 30,
62h, 75, S7h, %, and III q yard ,,
A cheap lot Of snirting Linens, use. yard. etc.
N. B-Tne above gooos were bought for cAsn, and
are much below The importers prices 49,,
stripe Pefcaes, zoe. a yard, worth 375c.
Plaid Mobairs, 25c: a yard w%rth 31nc;oo cd
Black Alpacas 81, 37h, 90, 90, 20, ana 9oc. Nyo'
RI,ACK SILKsi BLACK SILKS!
Handsome Black Silks 81, S2'25, $3.50, SO, and
eSt,iped MohaIr skirtings.
A cheap lot Of Mixed Goods, 31e. yard
5000 yards American Caliooes, 1875 and 1Jc. I'd
Best makes Bleached and Unb eached Muslins
LENEN GOODs! LINEN GOODS!
Cd, 4, and s 4 Power Loom Table Linens.
IA ana s.4 BleAChed Table Linens.
Linen Napkins and Doylies very cheap:
Linen Hucksbac Towels. 12hc. up TO 3sc. IN
handsome lot OF Damask Iowels, large size, QUO
Hsndsome Damask Towels. 60 and 75c.
Best maSee Shirtng Linens.
Scotch Diaper by the piece. ,-.-..-,,
Linen Broeye by the yard, for aprons In fine quail
Bargains in Hamburg Edgngs and Insertings.
MaIseilles Trimmings, Registered Edgings DiLni.y @
sales ali linen. az 25. 81, 3s}a, 40 Al, 10. 5O' 56'
621a, 60, 60, and 75c.
PRICE & WOOD,
NV. COR. EIGHTH AND FILBEBT,
N. B.-HAndsome Marsailles Quilts, at 81, S5, Sc
uPA uP 70 ceIeSrated Kid Glove at 81 mp. 36swn
Jouvin Kid Gloves, best quailty, choice colors'
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Br schr Adelia Holder, St John. N. b. j. H. Atwood
scnr WALL. Demsen: Ct. Jehns, P. r.. j. Mason q 90
schr = steeman Adams Great gg Harbor, d. g.
scnr ABS Ms%%ond M Ps.ne Wslltleet, sInnckson&oo
schr g, Wiling. Lowry. N0rwich. Day Huddeii 600
schr Annie Mage Young. Newbern. Lath6ury
scnr Sea Lion Jones Richmond. A. Kerr g. Bro
schr Morning Light, Summons. RsppahannOck Can.
str diamond State. Webb, Baltimore. A. Groves 1r
a ssn0ie
Of baIges W. p. Clyde & Co. WIN W"
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
wiSS mdse TO H. Winsor & Co. 10 NO"i' rom Boston,
stesm;niP Pan Fani,s, Ere @Frse%sn, IS hours from New
S1 n. g. eSis Alma. Kruger. lis days from Leghorn,
~isr Big Ssriposa eisnien 10 days from Matauzas
with mO.aSsss 70 RssT aSEfs & Hey ssSs SS from
sugar TO S. q W; Welsh. - "''A
zss sfs wlte Si1 %oiasses e. g knight O. O ~A'Ah
schr slnAlea, steel le days from oaibarien, with
safss5s sehT Jas AnSerson Tunnel days from Indian
fsef sehr Banner TunnelS days from Indian river.
Ds schT John Beatty Price DAYS from Rappahaunock
river, Va. with lumber 10 Gons 90; ZION, ,,,,
iOIS sSnI Del. with ' grain to James BaTraIt
sGhT 0gs S1;.,sO sO1 Go DAY from odessa De with
tis6 ss6r sarah Warren. Terry. day from Magnolia,
schr zouave, short day from Magnolia Dsl.' with
scSr &t.s Hsil. MaSou day from Frederick. Del
with grain 10 Jas, L, Bewley d Co
Schr ID aTy and Caroline. FowieL pAy rom Lelp
sic, DEL with grain to Jos E. Palmer; ~, =
Bchr Pntoai CIuax, day IrOIn ho'PSlO DeL' Win
grain TO James BarIatt. - W.
Schr E r. Oabada swain from New y ork.
s sissTeS g. e. %s uaSsr aRS SSpIS Z
Ys1f %tn %Ssa 70 W. nom
Steamer Il. @. Biddle McOue, "A hours from N ew
York. with mdse. 10 w. y. Clyde n Co.
Steamer 3. +. Phelps, Brown, "a hours from New
York. with mdse. TO w. M Baird d Co
Steamer 3. q. Walker, Sherin. "a hON-9 from New
York. with mdsa. TO w. NJ. Baird d co.
Tug Thns Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore. with a
Tow OF bargeg to w. p. CLYDE d 90.
ARRIVED AT CHESTER.
Hchr Jzetts. smith, l6 days from CArdenRs with
molasses TO s.. Morris VAIN d Co.
MEMORANDA.
Bsrque Andaman Otis. Tor Philadelphia. remained
Barque Henry p. Lord. Pendleton cleared at Matan
l7th inst. for q Dort north OF HatteTas.
Barque l.. T. Stocker Bibber. TOR port north o
Hattefas, remained at Matan8as 18th inst
Barque Joshua L.. Jenkins, aaued nom Oardenai
18th inst, for a port north Of HRtteras.
Bargue Union, echutter, sailed rom nsvannan zSs
orders aD0ther says for Doboy 60 load timber
Avvea7th uit fo- Antwer"
hFlH Llls AouKhLon. AOrton. sAneo hSa- AaesSnL~
Joth iRAtp Tor pom nofth Of hA"eiAS'
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MMMORANDA.

ARRIVED AT CHESTER.
Schr Jzette. smith, 10 days from CardenRs, will
molass es TO s.. Morris VAIN d Co.
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DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAx
II science and skin have invented 20 assist the
hearing in every degree OF deafness: Also Reapiras
tors; Also Crandalls Patent Qrut9hee, superior 20
any others In une, ab p. MADWIRAi6. No. III n
RMETH atR aek. haloW Gha4nuk S9<Ny
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
OLEARED YEsTERnA
nor additional Marsne Ne,os see First Page

ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
SUE RIsKs MOON RIs ss...--........
EUN BETe 10 HleH WArER....,,,, 80
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-10-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Religious services are regularly held in
the following churches in this place every
Sabbath morning and evening.
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner OF
4th and Church streets. Rev. I. Il. Dis
sett, Pastor. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening.
Presbyterian Church, corner of Sd. and
Church streets. Rev. John Robinson, Pas
tor. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening. ii4.,
Lutheran Church, between Church and
Orange streets. Rev. J. w. Swick- Pastor.
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday evening.
Second Christian Church, South Ashland
Chapel. Rev. s. E. Pearre Pastor. Pray
er meeting every Wednesday evening,
United Brethren Church, South Ashland
Chapel Service every other Sabbath, at 3
o'clock, p. m. Revs. McIntire and Newiil,
Pastors. @
German Reform Church, Sandusky st.
Services regularly every End and 4th Sum
day of each month. Rev. Daniel Nmmer-
man, Pastor. German Sunday School eve
~ Sunday morning.
Catholic Church, Cottage street. Rev.
Father J. Kuhn, Pastor. Services every
Sd Sunday in each month, at half past nine
o'clock, A. NJ. ,-
Church of Christ, on Orange street, John
F. Rowe, regular preacher. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening.
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Jabobs the horse e-tamer. is eoine

Jabobs the horse tanner, is going to
present Bonner with set of nickel
and silver-plated horse-shoes for Dex.
ter's feet. The shoes cover the frog
of the foot, as well as the outer hoot,
and the inventor (for they are patent
ed) claims that shoe thus formed
will not change horses natural gait,
and cause him tointerfere or overreach,
as the common shoe so often does.
Lucy Lee, the Mississippi girl who
advertised that she was willing to
marry and SUPPORT an editor, it is
said, has an awful large mail, letters
&C ming to her by the cartload. j.
James O'Connell, of Killarney, on
ly surviving brother of the Liberator,
is to be created baronet. He is
eighty years of age, and has been ell
his life an active politician. 2ai4o! .
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A Western paper suggests that
Horace Greeley be sent to China on
account of his bad writing, claiming
that he could add to his salary by
marking tea bags &C., during his
lei: :ure. 80 5o.otsiN
A Radical Convention at Worces
ter, Massachusetts,, SO far recovered
from the effects of a prohibitery drunk
as not to insult ladies in the street or
quarrel openly among themselves.
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JAMESTOWN.
Extremely interesting Accounts

Hampton is as interesting as histc-
ry. jamestown is as curious as ro-
nance.
1 confess my igorapce, assured from
the circumstances of this case, that l
shall find multitude of sympathizers
among the readers of the Commercial.
Before the late war, and during its
earlier stages, observing the name of
this antique settlement used familiarly
in print. / asked hundred times
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. RALSTON

Jewellers and Silversmiths, three doors west
of Miller House, Ashland. Gold and Sill
yer Pens, and a choice variety of jeweiry
kept constantly on hand. Highest price
paid for old gold and silver. Repairing
done to order and on reasonable terms.
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H. F. vANTnBURG,

Jeweler and Silversmith, one door west of
the First National Bank, Ashland. Gold
and Silver Watches, and a splendid assort-
ment of Fine -Jewelry, kept constantly on
hands. Repairing done to order, on short
notice. (vol.24n7) .