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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18
EDWARD WILDER'S
CHILL TONIC

hills and Fever, Fever s. Ague,
Nnd every form, type and variety of AIalarial
'-ludal Fever or Affections; Twenty-one
? hills, Bilious or Remittent Fever, Brow
: zue, Lumbago, and every other form of peri
.ical disease whatever, has no equal, and in
all such cases it affects a rapid and certain
cure. 1t is purely vegetable compound, and
the most efficient Chill Tonic ever offered to
the public. Try it, all yen who are suffering,
as cure is warranted in all the above diseases.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

Now that our school house is finished, and
comfortable rooms at the command OF thoss
who may SO engage, why cannot there be {
lyceum organized in Americusg We make
the motion; who'll second IL?
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CowN AND COUNTRY.

TEAMS WASTEp.-siX or eight teams want
cd Immediately TO Io.td for Arkansas city
Call at the residence or John Faweeet. on the
Seosbo mile and half northeast OF town,
near Ri'.h's steam saw mill.
MAX. FAGcETT.
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IL IS thought that the smith who was kill
cd, with others. Oh the Walnut few days
ago, for horse stealing, was the same Smith
who robbed man at the Buckeye House in
this city about two weeks ago.
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NoTuER'=
WORM SYRUP

The presence of worms in the intestInes Is in
dicated by variety of symptoms, pains in the
stomach, swelling of the abdomen, picking of
the nose and ears, bad breath, variable appe-
tite, etc. Ii the worms are allowed to remain,
which is too often the case, death is Frequently
the result. Use Mothers Worm Syrup. 1t is
far superior to al other preparations as worm
destroyer. Being composed entirely Of yege-
table ingredients, and free from all nauseous
taste that vermifuge contains, il is pleasant
syrup that children will readily take, or 1t can
he eaten with bread.
All worm confeetions and worm candy ccnz
tain terra alba, a deadly poison, which is used
to keep the CONNECTIONS and candy from running
together in warm weather. Beware of their
use, and take only Mothers Worm syrup.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

James Newlln has left at our office half
bushel Of Peach Blow potatoes that for "big-
ness" beat those Of our friend Phillips Just a
title. Is Of these make half 0ushel meas
ure hcaping full. Who will be next?
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The receipts of the AtchisOp, Topeka and
Santa Re railroad, during the month OF octo-
ber AZ the MerchfEtS street depot, this city,
were. for tickets. s2503.S5; Tor freight, $751;
5s7.4i; total, S37,iS0.7o. At theJunction depot
they amounted TO over 1000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

Che p0stofice book store is regainiuS It's
wonted appearance Of fullness. Mr.. Williams
understands the .rade. and will soon have his
stock repleniahed with every desirable article
In the line Of books and stationery.
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.9.NERECUS.

Owing to the dismantling OF DIR. Sutton's
drug store by IRE, tickets for the ring may be
ound at David Logs store, Main street, Amer
icus, Nov. 10th. MRS. T. C. HILL.
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Coleman Hoops, living on Taylor creek. two
and half miles north OF the city, while draw
ing potatoes from the field. lost one OF his
mares, the animal, without any premonition OF
sickness. FILLING dead In the harness.
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DRY UP ABOUT YOUR LITTLE TURNIrs.-
The other day a. L. Rhodes came in Juggling
two turnips that were just about load for
him. We thought we could say ''uncle Adam
beats them ALL One OF them weighed 9A
pounds. They astonished us with their i'm
mensity and solidity.
But now comes our old friend Henry Prayer.
by Roll. Murdoch, and deposits in our office
the turnip Of the season. 1t must be the dad
dy of all the tuEnip family. 1t measured 341<
inches in circumference, and weighed eleren
pounds. 1t was raised on what Mr.: Prayer
| calls his Banner farm. If other vegetables
arc In proportion TO this it must be the banner
| farm. This is certainly the banner turnip.
Our exchanges will have the kindness to
''close out" on the turnip question.
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John I. Thompson, the lumber dealer, says
IL tekes two or more TO put the price Of ln'n-
Der up, but one can take It down. Significant
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The new school house. In the second ward
Is being plastered by Frank MeCane, one Of
the best orkmen in the city. The house will
be ready for use in very short time after the
mastering Is dry
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

BAPTIST SoCIABLE AND MITE SOCIETY,"
The members and friends of the Baptist
church met Wednesday evening at the house
Of S. J. Manter, corner OF Fifth avenue and
Constitution street, in good number and Or
ganized under the above caption. The object
Of the society is to pass an evening socially,
and ut the same time, by collections, assess
ments and festive entertainments to raise
funds for furnishing and seating their new
chapel which is now nearing completion.
Measures will be taken TO hold \ festival in
the chapel In a few weeks, at which they will
hope TO meet their friends and the public gen.
orally. The object Is good one. and it ID
hoped that the people OF our parish va, re-
spond to the invitation. The next meeting OF
the society will be held at the same place,
Wednesday eve, Nov. 90. All are invited to
attend.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

W. W. kits has the frame up for a large
addition TO his house. When completed he
will have a fine residence.
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Crawford, Steele Il Co. have moved their of.
fec into Ruggles 4 Plumb's new building, up
stairs, where they will he pleased to see all
who desire to purchase any description of real
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There Is no indication, yet. that the
growth OF our city will not continue to be as
great the next year as 1t has been during the
past % some dissatisfied individuals have pre-.
dictcu
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For the benefit Of the farmers. we would
state that sweet potatoes bring Si.10 by the
wagon load; and for the consumers, we would
say they retail fer Sl.J0.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

Eoston, Boston, Bcston--Lehnhard has just
returned from Boston and Lynn, Massachusetts.
where he bought tremendous stock Of Boots and
Shoes Cali and see them, at sign Of Big Boot
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From fifly 60 one hundred wagon loads of
merchandise leave Emporla daily for the
dealers of the surrounding country AS evil
denccd by the weighing records.
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The price OF the Irish staple is rapidly COM
Ing down, now that the crop Is coming into
market. We noticed load OF good potatoes
refused at go cents per bmsheI this 18th inst.
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How many dogs are there In town! There
was not rumOr OF hydrophobia in the city
during the summer. The next season should
not be allowed to pass without sensation in
~
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wholesale prices

Findings and Gather. such as Pegs, Sole
Leather, Avis, Upper Leather. Wax, Kip Lesther,
Shoe Thread, Calf Leather, Eglets, etc, can be
found at Lehnhard's, sign Of Big Boot, at Eastern
wholesale nrices 1l-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

The completion OF the Baptist chapel has
been delayed on account Of the failure 10 get q
full supply OF sand. before the late froshet, to
iini Sh the plnstcriug
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There is growing demand for stone coal,
and II will DC used TO = very great extent in
the city this winter. great many are ex-
.ehanging their wood for coal stoves.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

An Old Shop in a Now Place.-Geo. Clapp's
business has increased such extent that he has
been compelled to establish another Shop for the
manufacture OF Boots and Shoes. He may be found
with a complet stock and good corps of workmen,
in the building south of the postofcc, (up staIrsl
where he is always ready to accommodate the pub
lie. Call and see him S-1s-w45-47
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

Just arrived at Ames' Photograph Gallery, a fine
selection Of Photograph Albums, Oval and Square
Picture Frames, all sizes, Rose and Gilt, and Wal
mt Mouldings, Stereoscopes and stereoscopic
Views, all for sale very cheap Square frames made
to order s-1t-w45-f
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Important to Ladies.-Lehnhard is now pre-
pared to make all styles Of Ladies' Shoes to orer,
snch as Serge and Leather Congress Caters, Serge
aae Leather Polish. s splendid Shoe and a neat
at is guaranteed. aS-u
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WV. GLAPP's.

To the eitize.ls Of Emporia and Lyon County
Consult your own interest and buy your goods
where ycu can get the best for the least money.
You VIII always find that place ut
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

John Wayne 6 Co. loaded A wagons with
lu;a1er for the southwest On Monday, twenty
one Yesterday. and eighteen up to noon to-day.
How is this for business, in the lumber lineY
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

Whenever you buy package of ground Pep
per, All Spice Cinnamon, Ginger, Cloves, Mustard
or ground Gomez see that Curtis S Burnham.s nsne
is ON it, and you viii find 1t genuine 40-4sF
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THE EMPoRIA DAILY NEWS publishes moro
reading matter than either Of the Lawrence
dailies. IL has from eight to ten columns per
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18
(which Is why we remark,
And the trnth IL Is Ulafn.
That, lot WAys tIllI nrU uAfk
The haaek.F. fshtraa A. tta@nI Ia -

Inc hehthen thtHse ~ pecuilar
10 ma very great extent, but far
as our knowledge goes, cannot
say that any dishonorable means were resorted
10 TO defeat us, and we DO say that none such
were used 10 elect US. We received a good
voti. and resume our pen comforted by the
eoupIet OF poor Burns;
The best laid schemes % mice and men
Gang an agiey."
and trust that we may always be accounted
among the men rather than the mice, IL any
there be, who turned up in the fight.
We re-enter upon our work Of news-gather-
ing cheerfnlly and hopefully, and trust that we
shall be able TO give you daily morsel pal
atable items; and, unbiased by any compro-
mise, for political purposes, with the enemies
OF society and disturbers Of the peace, pledge
ourself to work, irrespective OF the way people
voted. impartially for the benefit Of all, and
for the accomplishment Of such ends rs We
believe will be for the best Interests OF the
city and county.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

Mrs. j. n. Green, lately from the East, has just
received the latest styles Of Millinery Goods among
which are the new Gipsey Bonnet, which theladies
say sis perfectly bewitching elegant long Ostrich
Plumes, Ribbons and Flowers in great variety.
Please call and examine her stock at French &
Green's, Ruggles Plumb's new building
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

Dowde., Bell & co. have the best stock o.
groceries and are doing the heaviest retail 'I'is-
mess in town. They took in over $3.50 Ia cash
on Saturday on their days SALES.
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Wanted to Purehase.-Two Teams of horses,
with harness and wagon. Inquire at Dowdel. Bell
& Co.'S store, where we may be found until Satur-
dav, 4p M f9-Itl Al. CLEARS.
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LOOK OUT FOR HIM.-WiIliam Green, one
Of our most intelligent and well-disposed col
ored citizens, kindly gave shelter to one David
Whitmore, night before last. During the
night David arose from his ungrateful couch
and departed, taking with him s25 watch,
the property Of his benefactor, to time his de-
parture and progress. William, in the kind
ness OF his heart, entertained a devil una
wares, or Wh:tmore is awfully belIed. He is
charged with stealing horse and breaking in
to store at Burlington only-a few days be-
fore. He is dark mulatto, five feet ten inches
high, has a scum over his left eye, had on a
brown OvereOat aud white broad-brimmed
hat, and will not allow an opportunity to
pass unimproved, and this according to the
word OF those who know him. Catch him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

Canned Peaches, RaspberTies, Cherries, Straw
berries, Blackberries, Green Cages, lgg Piums,
String Beans Lima Beans, Green Peas, Green
Corn, canned Mackeral, Salmon, Ounces, Pears,
Pine Apples, HOLSTERS, Oysters Tomatoes, cheap
for cash ut j46-47 FERQUE ~ & HARvEY'S.
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A. G. EdmistOn is building large barn on
his premises In town.
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Elisha Goddard, Of the Goddard House, is
lying dangerously sick.
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y 4. A. Baker & Co. loaded fourteen wagons
with groceries and sich like on Saturday for
points south and west.
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A social bail is to be given nsxt Thursday
evening, in this place, the proceeds to 30 to-
wards purchasing the bell for the school house.
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T. II. Thomas & Co., the blacksmlths, have
something Of interest to say to those who owe
them.
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Ben. Trumbull, ut the 40 grocery, bought a
supply Of turkeys, the other day, for Thanks
giving.
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Tho Normal School boarding houses Will
soon be finished and ready for occupancy.
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Our large stock Of Carpets must be sold IN the
next sixty days. regardless of cost. Cali and see
the styles and prices. NEWMAN BRO.
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Gems, Gems.-Go to Ames' Photograph Gallery
IL you want Gems by the dozen gross, Sixth av-
enue, over Lehnhard's store 9-1t-w45-u
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Bargains: Bargains !-Newman Bro. will
sell their large and choice stock of ladies' and
gents Furs cheaper than the cheapest Cali and
examine them. 45-u
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Buck Gloves in all qualities. direct from the
manufacturers, at t46-tn NEWMAN s. BROS
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Dir. W. T. McCarty has something interest
ing TO debtors in this weeks paper.
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Z. Bancroft's new building is overtop
ping its neighbors.
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Wanted.-Three good shoemakers can find en-
ployment by calling at the sign Of the Big Boot.
None but drst-ela workmen need apply.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

One car load of the celebrated Studebaker wag-
ons just received The best wagon in the market.
for sale cheap, for cash in hand, at
z-tf HoLDERNAN & BROS
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Money saved is money earned. Go to the green
front Boot and Shoe Store for bargains. 45-4T
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RepairinE.-George Clapp keeps hands at his
old shop $50 Commercial street, who are ready at
all times repair boots and shoes short notice.
Work warranted aud prices reasonable.
S-.t-WA5-4T
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

French Green have the largest line Of lOves
in F,muoria 46-z
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Fresh Holland Herring at
46-4Z FERGUSON & HAEvEY's.
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Mems Buffalo overshoes at the green front Boot
snd Shoe Store 46-5
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New stock OF women's and misses Serge Con-
gress and Balmorais. tho finest display ever offered
in Emporia, at VIZ. CLAP
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For stylish Necktie. goto
Aez7 FsyScII 4 GREENS
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Butter is selling at - cents per pound.
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Fresh Dates, Raisins and Figs.
46-S7 FERGUSON & HARVEY.
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Il you want good pair of Boots, call at George
Clapps door south of the postofice (up stairsl
H-It-NyAh-AI
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Blankets, white, gray and brown, at
AL NEWMAN & BRO -
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Special telegram to IehnhAra tsign of the Big

BOSTON, MASS, Sept. 10, 1870.
DEAR SIR: Dispose OF the so cases of Boots and
Shoes you bought few days since, at any price. as
have sent you 100 cases more Of them.
3s-tf GEO. b. BLAKE & Co.
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A large line of Chinchilla Beaver for Cloaks at
Ae-tf NEWMAN 4 BRo IS
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Two ShOps.-I am running two establish
ments-one at the old stand. 159 Commercial street
and the other In the second story OF the building
next south Of the postofice. II you want Boots OF
Shoes made or repaired in short order. from the
best materials and by the best of workmen. call al
either OF these places aud you shall be accommO-
dated. fS-1t-W4S-47l GEO. CLAPP.
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F1annels.-BancrofS & McCarter have jus
ceived the largest stock of white yellow, red .
ra plaid dress and shirting F1annels, in Southern
Kansas, cheaper than efer. Stiff
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-18

INSIST that ycur Grocer give Tou
BOWEEsS
savon ItaliOn Soap. CRed paPeEs,l
Or his Star Soap.
" Olive Soap,
- Extra Family Soap,
New Mown Hay, croiles soAp.I
Ladies araaos be deceived, and these SOAPS are
spreading like WilA-are. Don'e take any othar--
yea vii nIss ls II you do. silks
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BY the Latest Arrival-Linon, Muslin and
Wooden Shirts, Mems Jackets, single and double
knit etc. at WILLIAM CLAPP's.
an
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-04

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call a
Londonderry The steamers for or from the Cont
nent call at Southampton.
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sented an ordinance making an appropriation
of 81, ,194, ,53697 to the Board OF Controllers Of
the First School District of Pennsylvania.
Postponed. .Nu.nn
Also, an ordinance making an appropriation
of s35, 200 to the Receiver of Taxes for the year
1870 Postponed.
Also, an ordinance making an appropriation
of SS51 8S3'90 to the Police Department for 1870.
Postponed one week
Also, an ordinance to make an appropriation
of $1701, to pay damages for the opening of
Marshall street. Agreed to. W
Also, an ordinance to create q loan for build
ing bridge over the schuylkill at South street,
and for the payment of ground rents held
against the city. Agreed to.
Mr.. Miller, of Committee on Highways, pre-
sented n resolution authorizing the repairing of
sidewalks on the line of Germantown and Per-
kiomen turnpike, within the limits of Rising
Sun and Ncetown. Agreed to.
Also, resolution to grade Thirty-third street
from Bridge to Haverford street. Agreed to.
sented an ordinance providing for the renting of
Girard avenue market stalls to butchers and
others. Agreed to.
Mr.. Bardsley presented resolution request
ing the Legislature to remit penalty of $50 600
for delay in payment of taxes by the city.
Mr.. Samuel Miller presented an ordinance
for the construction of bridge over the Read
ing Railroad at the Broad street crossing.
The following bills from Select Council were
taken up:-One for the opening of Sixty-third
street. Referred to the Committee on High
ways
Also, an ordinance making an appropriation
of $1,000 for the relief of Mary z. Carter, whose
husband was killed while working at the Water
works. Agreed to-
Also, an ordinance to provide for the payment
Of counsel fees, amounting to $4,000. Agreed to.
Also, resolution requesting the Legislature
to repeal the act creating board of city trusts.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Hetzell offered a resolution demonstrating
against the passage of the Metropolitan Police
bill. Laid on table. Adjourned.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
CITY Affairs.


The Twenty-fifth ward contested election
ease was continued yesterday afternoon. Several
Witnessesawere examined.
The Broad Street Omnibus and Sleigh Com
pany commenced running omnibuses on Thurs
day, between Broad street and Lehigh avenue
every hour, TO Broad street and Ridge avenue,
from whence they start, every half hour.
vr "A public meeting in behalf of the Historical
Society connected with the M. E. Church was
held last evening at the Kensington Methodist
Church, when addresses were made by Rev.
William Cooper, D. D., Rev. William L. Grey,
Rev. /. Walker Jackson, and others. Several
interesting relies were exhibited, which had
been secured from the families of deceased
. q clergymen and laymen of the Church. large
congregation was in attendance, and much in
terest was taken in the proceedings.
The Philadelphia City Guard, General st.
Clair A. Mulholland commanding, has secured
new and commodous quarters for an armory on
the third floor of building Nos 252, 254, and $50
North Broad street. The apartment is 95 feet
wide by 222 feet in depth, thus giving sufficient
space for the accommodation of at least six
hundred men. The room is to be at once put in
condition for the meeting of the regiment. To
day work will be commenced, and In about one
week everything will be In readiness for occu-
pancy. A Agymnasium is to be introduced in the
armory for the amusement and recreation of the
command.