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F. NJ. Mills was continued on the super

F. NJ. Mills was continued on the SUPER
numerary list.
The various boards, trustees and visiting
committees, were announced.
Inc usual thanks to the friends enter
tanning the Conference, to railroad and
steamboat companies, &C., were passed.
The Bishop addressed the Conference, and
announced the appointments, Of which the
following arc a portion:
WAsH1NGToN DIsrRrcr-d. Wilson,
Presj3in1 Eder.-Washington City, Mt.
Vernon placc-W. V. Tudor, J. W. Boteler.
snpcrnumerary. Alcxandria-R. r. s.
llough, 7. NJ. Mills supcrnumcrarv.
Alexandria City Mission-G. W. Lightncr.
loudoun-D. Shoaff, George Kramer. A. r.
Martin. Lecshurg-N. Head. Fnrmwcll-
l.. b.. Hoylc. Fredcrioksburg-E. II. Smith.
Fauquior-E. II. Heavy. Fairfax-W.
Hammond. Fast Falls Church Circuit
=. B. Smith. Prince William-C. l.. d.
meron. Stafford--A. Rohey. Falmouth
l.. u. Baldwin. Charles-W. ". Watts.
s.. Marv's-L. G.. Martin.
. WINCHESTER DISTINCTLY. l.. Baird,
Presiding Observation-Disclosures Station-J.
f. Armstrong. Winchester Circuit-W. Fl.
Whrclwricht, George Stephenson. Frcde-
rick-I,. Butt. +. F. Hetcrick supcrnume-
rary. Front Royal. II. Marsh, F. Furr.
Warrcnton-H. F. johnson. Berryville-
7. II: Richey, J. P: Hyde snpcrnnmerary.
NactinsburC-J. L. Clarke. Catawba-
Vim. I. Quinn. Sinking Crcek-one to be
supphcd, Il. u. jainIsoh. La1aEet1e-h
NJ. Strlck!cr. Nion'g"ihery-L D.. Madison.
Jacksonvil'c-'.t Nertenoaker:
I.Ewl<nrKG p~lsTElCT-J.L h. 6'D''t, IRE
sitting EidT.-Lewlsburg-G. G. smith,
p. :. T.. S;xcns supcrnumernry. Frank
forl-.j. l.. Porter. White Sulphnr-James
T. Charlie. Blue S%ulphur-E.T I. r. Trippe;
one % lie supplied. observation-disclosures A.
.J,vrr. Elrav-M. A.. Taylor. Green
HrnE-S. F. Butt. Ccntrcyille-S. B. Dol
Ne rn;oD-John y. Gray, j. Hank SUI
,1crDn,ncrory. pctcrstown-Joseph Crock
rrnh,rrrr: one to he SUPPLIED. Gap Mills
:. J. Edwards. Warren and Healing
| Snr;rrs-S.S Rider. All~eghany-A. Boon.
LryixaroS DIsTRIcr-W. G. Coc, Pre-
siJsng Elder.-Lcxington Station-l. R..
Finley. Collicrs.own-S. Townshend. Co.
x;ncton-A. Weller: one to be supplied.
Womtcrcv-J Z. Vanhorne. Doe IT'LL
" = NcNccr. Bcrkclcv-A. A.. ?. Neale.
,IcFcrson-J. ". Evan. Shcphcrdstown-
W. G. Gross one to be supplied: Gains
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
Nl DOLLAR SAVINGS Observation-Disclosures
Iu this institution, and all persons DESTROYS OF pc
coming so, are hereby notified that an instalment
OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS will be sold TO
the lowest bidder In sums to suit: Bids VIII be re.
ceived from this up to the Goth instanf, the Oh! Oh
sale.
Stop paying rent buy yourself a home.
For particulars, apply at office 1900 Main stree'.
NH 7-eoitd6
GOLD is DOWN! DOWN WITH THE
" PRICES.-Seine Thread and Patent Seine
Twtnes Of all Nos. Lines for hanging selnes,
which l viii sell at greatly reduced prices Calico
at 50, 10, and the best ut l"!c.; hne all-wool Red
and White Flanncls at CSC. All other Dress Goods,
Satinets, Cassimeres, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, &C, ut remarkably low prices. Siuart's
200-yard Spool Cotton, warranted superior to any
In market, for sale low at
1907 Franklin street,
NH IL between Seventeenth and EightecnEh.
TOUVIN'S KID GLOVE CLEANER
AZ 49, oT rD Dwr-tt
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T AW-BOOK STORE.
J. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
WOOD AND COAL,


GOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
CLOVER HILL COAL Of all grades; beat
quality ANTHRACITE COAL; best SOFT
COKE; SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD.
Also, a superior article OF COAL for enYines-
G. II. LIPSCOMB,
NH Sim Seventh and Byrd streets.
GOAL AND WOOD.-On account Of the
" hard times I have determined to reduce tn.
price CT ANTHRACITE COAL To 81. Is, and
$50 for the best. Also. OAK and PINE WOOD
and GLOVER HILL COAL cheap. Terms cash.
Nineteenth and Cary and Seventh and Grace
streets.
NH CHARLES II. PAGE.
ERANkLIN LORBERRY COAL
Il EGG, STOVE, AND CHESTNUT sIZES.-I
I'm now selling the above celebrated
CITE COAL at the same price Of inferior Goals In
this market. :. L. LATHROP,
in IS Seventeenth street, at draw-brfd2e.
A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am prepared
n to furnish the best quality LORBERRY, RED
| ASH, EGG aud STOVE GOALS, ut the lowest
| market price. Those In want or IL choice artlc0
ONCE and yard corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
feM WRIT ROBERTS
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We buy and sell Government Bonds, and receive
the Accounts OF Banks, Bankers, Corporations,
and others, subject to check At sight, and allow in
terest on daily balsncsssIAoA
4, DAVENPORT & CO., Stock Brokers
No. llM Main street, Richmond
Agents for sale OF Bonds In Virginia.
10 aa-S&wsn 49, ~ 2A: = {
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ROME, March 1.-THE Pontitical Court
contests in emphatic terms the claim Of
the French Government to be represented
in the Eumenical Council.
BERLIN, March ll.-The North German
Gazette says the claim of the Pope to in
~tallibility only shows how liable he is to
error.
CUBA.
HAVANA, March 1.-THE cholera has
entirely disappeared from Santa Spiritus.
The Masons arrested by the authorities
are still held in prison.
Sugar steady, with small sales. Exchange
on London, 1l@ll3 premium Paris, 2@
q discount. Federal Eychange-Long, par
al premium short, 2@23 premium.
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The House Committee on Appropriations
has finished the naval appropriation bin,
cutting down the estimate by the Navy
department OF 81 900, 900 to about 2l6,-
00U, 900.
The Senate Appropriation Committee has
cut down the House Legislative and cxecu-
tive appropriation bill over seventeen hun
Grel thousand dollars.
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Vy TN ENJNNIVNEts
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President
has pardoncl two colored men sentenced to
imprisonment for life by a military com-
mission at Manchester, Va, for the muir
der Of Addison SOrer.
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This institution receives deposits OF ONE DOL
LAR or more and allows liberal interest thereon.
Office 1900 MAIN STREET, Richmond.
President JOHN f. BOSSIEUS.
Cashier : THoAAs :. ARMISTEAD. NH I'm
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CORR AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
-hIcHAoyD. VA, March IL s7a. )
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augusta Dtrertorp.
Churches.

CRufcnes'
,pruonox coNCREC ATIONAI..-Granite Oh
state II between Bridge and Oak j. +. Bingham
Elm street. morning serson ; nOo y NJ
nSoT sesy pTisT o Winthrop and Perham
sss. J. Kicker, pastor residence chestnut stree.
Morning servine is'o "a ~"
III Eyen pIsT Stat. street, north of Bridge
Psnnsy ,esStne sospn@.s 3. s!ssf.
Morning servlce NV -
M,I ETensTs EPisCoPALtireen street, east OF
sonage: 90 neH' goo, fte,n"on aao p. NJ Evening
7lfe Nv a. ~ 1' ~ -
Oak and winthrop KEY Mr Gp,onn
N; ~ +, s,.r 81.
r r. Moor nastor: residence winthrop street
below Orchard. Morning service 1890 A. NJ
sabbath school service az IL a III Evening SGT
uS Ssf Il i Oak and State s,s Rev
Mr. Cram pastor; morning service NV pr..ahn NJ
saDDath scnooi service III ="
servlce n evening al 0S,pc Of Bridge Rev Mr.
o'Brien, priest; residence near the church. ,,,,,
The Congregational First Baptist Free Free, s M,
ference meetings in their vestries every "Wednesday
evening, at halfpast seven O'CLOCK.
W C. 4.
Rooms in Darby Blocs, water s;ret' ni;s;nMs
prayer meetings every Monday evening henSlous
exercises every sunday AFTERNOON al oeiocA'
Rooms open to all
Masonic
x,,,,,,,, ,nn,r W o. y and n
De- nLbhbM Lo.. >io,r' or .anh ,,o,fh
stated meetings urst Mohua! Vi sa a "
Special meetings every Monuay evening a.
SroweIi MaSter ~ S1t,a9pP, "seie''W S,o,sa
AUGUSTA LODIE, No iti, r a. N s n.a.SI
meetings hrst Imesaay oi eaGn inoutni Iy Sd
meetings every l4erphy tan secrstarr
bnIyi Ma S1 e p1v N W EUah,s Tam.
TRINITY ,CoMMANDEKl, No. !; knghts. lem nh
piar: stated meetlhSs seGona aay "a gay,
Moh nm Da u Sas A"'N ~o'A' -
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Daily Aennebee gournal.
A BOYS FIRST BOOTS.

The boot period is the dividing line be-
tween babyhood and boyhood. Before the
boots one is tramped upon by comrades.
and stuck with pins, and we walk with IN
air of annlo~~ for the fact that we W. re
born at all. Robust school-fellows strike
us across the cheek, and when we turn to
them they cry, "Who are you looking at ?"
or what is worse than any possible insult,
have somebody chuck us under the chin
and call us "Bubn Before the crisis of
boots, the country boy carries handker'
chief This keeps him in state of con-
slant humiliation. Whatever crisis n ay
come in boys history-no handkerchief
This is the very unpopular perm d OF
snuffies But at last the period OF boots
dawns upon boy. Look ont how you
call him ''Bub" He parts his hair on the
side. has the end of his white handkerchief
sticking out of the top of his side pocl ct
as if it was recently arranged so. has
dignitied and manly mode of expectors-
ton. and walks down the road with lorg
strides, as much as to say, "Clearthe track
for nv hootSi" We have seen impo> ing
men, but none have so impressed us as the
shoemaker who, with wavy hand, de
livered into our possession our first pedal
adornments. AS he put the awl through
the leather, and then inserted the bristles,
and drew them through it. and then, bend
ing over the lap-stone, grasped the thread
with jerk that made the shop shake, we
said to ourself, ''Here is gracefulness
for you and power"
1t was Sabbath day when we broke
them in. Oh the rapture of that moment
when we lay hold of the straps at enc
end, and with our big brother pushing at
the other, the boot went on! We fear
that we got but little advantage that day
from the services All the pulpit admoni-
ton about worldliness and pride struck the
toe of our boots and fell back We tram
pied under our feet all good counsel. We
have to repent that while some trust in
horses and some in chariots, we put too
much stress upon leather, Though our
purchase was so tight in the instep that as
soon as we got to the woods we went limp |
ing on our way-what boots it? We felt
that in such cause it was noble to suffer
For some reason boots are not what they
used to be. You pay big price, and you
might walk all day without hearing from
them: but the original pair which tell
spake out for themselves. No one doubt
ed whether you had been to church after
you had once walked up the aisle in com
pany with leather. 1t was pure eloquence
of calf-skin-Hearth and Home.
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Hailowell, May 8, 1869.
CHURCHES.

South Parish Congregational Church. corner Of Second
and Chestnut Streets, opposite Temple. Rev. CHAs.
McCrLLY, Pastor residence Chestnut St. Morning
service, 1880; Afternoon SERVICE 215
First Baptist Church, corner Of Union and Franklin
streets Rev A. R. CRANE, Pastor; residence Middle
ST. between Winthrop and Lincoln. Morning service,
1885, Afternoon service. 215
Methodist Episcopal Church. Middle Street. between In
ion aud Central Rev. CALEB FULLER Pastor residence
the Parsonage opposite the Church Msrnng service
10 30 Afternoon service, 2.l5.
First Universas Church. Second Street. (cor Of Cnion)
st. Matthews Episcopal Church, Central Street Rev.
LEONARD X. srohRs Rector residence Of Second
and Lincoln Sreets. Morning service, 1880; afternoon
service $50
Free Baptist Church. Academy Street, between Second
and Middle
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and 1872 p. NJ. Closes at l0.45 A. NJ. and 8 p. d.
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OFFICE OPEN Sunday excepted, from O'Clock A. NJ to
SIP. NJ Open Saturdays until $50 P. NJ.
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Y. NJ. C.. A.

Regular meetings Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc-
alton Of Halowen held In the vestry Of the Baptist
Church every Monday evening commencing at y o'clock
cordial invitation ia extended to ALL both ladies and
gentlemen to attend these meetings Of the Association
Prayer meetings, conducted by members Of the Assoca
alton, held every Sunday evening
In Burns Schoohouse, farmingdaie, At O'Clock.
In schoohouse French Corner, Chelsea, at O'Clock.
In Loudon Hill Schoolhouse, at O'Clock.
In the Wilder Schoohouse, Manchester, Ut O'Clock.
At Litchdeld Neck at, 2 Ia
BENJAMIN FOWLES, President
II. 8. OWEN, Secretary.
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5. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine

was commenced 81 years ago Equalng the Quar-
terlies in its literary and scientific departments it
has won wide reputation for the narratives and
sketches which enliven its pages.
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Clubs of four more persons, when the periodicals
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MASONIC.

kennebec Lodge, No S, r. and A. NJ. Stated Commu-
nicalions Wednesday on or preceding the full moon.
JAMES ATKINS, JR., W. NJ. 4. NYE, Sec'y.
Jerusalem r. A. Chapter Stated Conversations, Thurs
day or before the full Of the moon.
BP. WARNER, HIP J.DAY, Sec'y.
Alpha Council. Regular meetings, Wednesday succeed
Ing the full Of the moon quarterly.
DAVID CARGILL, T. NJ. ~. DAY, Recr.
Trinity Conmandery. Meetings at Augusta on the
second Friday Of each month.
d. CARGILL, T.. @. J. W. CLAPP Rec'r.
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wy ANTrD L. Agents. Ladies' or Gentlemen, TO
w sell The "iiFE OF GEORGE PEABODY; !"
Canvassers win ind this the most saieable boos
~ tne times Now ia your opportunity to make
money. JOHN HANKEksON, Elm Street, Port
land, Me. i.Ilr pJan|WNSWS
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Il Contains No LAG suIpHuR-No SUGAR
Of LEAD-No lITEARaE-No NITRATE
Of SILVER, and Is entirely free from tho
Poisonous and Misunderstanding Drup
used IN other Hair Preparations.
II 70 sure to supersede and drive out Of
ehe community all the POISONOUS PRE-
PARATIONS nosc In use. Transparent and
clear as crystal, e sriH not soil the finest
fabric. No oil, no sediment, no dirt-Pes'-
fectly SAFE, CLEAN, and EFFICIENT
declarations LONG SOUGHT FOR, and
FOUND AT LAST!
II c0lors and prevents the Hair from be-
coming Gray, imparts a sofr, glossy appear
ance, rspsoces Dandruf, Is cool and refresh.
ing to the head, checks the Hair from falling
OF, and restores It to a great ertenf schen pro-
nsGtMreiy lost, prevents Headaches, Cures all
Hunsors, eHfancoas srupfions, aud Wnnat-
Wral heat. ONLY 20 CENTS PEE BOTTLE.
IT u secured IN the Patent Office Of the
United States by DIR. G. SMITH, Patentee,
Croton function, Mass. Prepared only By
PROCTOR BROTHERS, GLOUCESTER, MASS,
To srhons all orders should be addressed.
Sold by all first-class Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. The Genuine 10 put ZIP IN q
panel bottle made erpresslv for u, with the
name of the article blosrn In tho glass.
-Ask your Druggist for NasMre's
Hair Resforatirc, and take
No Other.
The Restorative Is for sale at Wholesale in Port.
land by W. r. PHILLIPS & Co., and at retail by all
the Druggists in Maine. ian23-3mt&w
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TEMPERANCE.

Union Temple of Honor and Temperance. No. Q. Reg
ular meetings, every Tuesday evening.
J. W. FULLER, W. C. T BEN TENNEY, W. r.
Kennebec Council, No. 4. Regular meetings the FIRST
and third Friday evenings Of each month.
J.J. JONES, c. ofC. c. G. HUNT, r. Of c.
Sheridan Lodge, No. 900, l. o. Of O. T. Regular meet
ings every Saturday evening.
P.S. BOYD, w. CT. "A. A. HEATH, r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-02
A CHAPTER OF FACTS.

Space is valuable in newspaper, and it is
therefore proposed in this advertisements 10
cunden:e Il variety Of facts, important TO the
pup lc, mo small COMPASS. Those facts refer
10 do:tetter's Stomach B t,crs-Whnt thru .e!G
Dratod medicine is, and what it will do. III the
hrst place then. the article is u sLlmulant t"nic
ana alternative, consisting IF Is combination of
an absolutely pure spirtuOus agent with the
most valuable medicinal vegttrtlc substances
That botanic research has placed HI the disposal
OF the chemist and the physcan. These in
gredient are compounded with great care, and
IN such proportions rs to produce q prepare
ton which iEvigorates without exciting the
general system, and tones, regulates and con-
trolls tho stomach, tho bowels, tho liver and the
minor secretive organs.
What this great restorative will do must DO
gathered from what il has done Tho case Of
dyspepsia. or any other form Of indigestion, in
which it has been Professionally administer ed
without efecting radical cure is yet TO be
heard from, and tho same may be said of bill
ious disorders, intermittent fever, nervous af
fectiors. general debility, coGstip patton, sick
headache, mental dependency and the peculiar
complaints and disabilities TO which the feeble
are 50 subject. 1t puriRes al the fluids Of the
body including the blood. and the gentle slim
illus which i. imparts to the nervous system is
not succeeded by the slightes! reaction. This
is chapter Of facts which readers, for their
own sakes, should mark and remember.
aug 29-oolw
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Ship Wrccks-IndianS.

SAN Francisco, Sept 2-The u. S. steam
or Saranac reports the loss OF the American
brig Angelic and the Mexican schooner Min
erva off MazatIan about Aug. Goth in heavy
gale.
A telegram from VisaIia, lCalforpia) states
that two or thee thousand Indians on the war
path have assembled in the King River coun'
try. A accommodating party clpturcd an
Indian and forced information from him.
The Pinta and Mono tribes have Lcen noLLlh
ed that all the indians between the San Joa
ouin River and Fort Fejon arc about to wage
war on tho whites, and that unless they intend e.,
to join ia the war they vii! he cztermlnated. Inc
hostile Indians include six or eight hundred
warriors we'll armed. They have already com
menced dep1edaions and the settlers arc arm-
;-x To- 3ofoDon
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Mayors OEFIcE.-Johu Nelson, small
colored bow, arrested while sneakine out OF
hole 10 the distillery at Fishtown, was dlscharg'
ed with an admonitlon. ;,
John Morris, colored. charged with stealing
a coat and vest from George Ward, was dis
missed, as there was no evidence to crlminate
him.
Thomas Walker, colored, for disordery con-
duct aud for fighting on Wilkes street. was IN
default Of the payment of the imposed hne,
committed to the work house for 80 days.
Abram Browo, colored, Tor disorderIy con-
duct and for fighting on Wilkes street, was
hoed and discharged.
Lucy Webb, on complaint OF Alexander
Jones, both colored, for disorderly conduct,
was dismissed upon the payment Of costs, as
the charge was Withdrawn.
Charles Green, coored, charged with steal
log clothing from ?. n. Riley, was committed
to jail tor trial, and Patrick Branson, colored,
witness in the case, was in default of security
to appear. also committed
John Simms, for disordsrly conduct, was
fined and discharged.
John Lays, colored, arrested as a suspicious
character, was discharged with an admonition.
MAGISTRATES OFFIcE.-William Dudley,
colored, arrested on complaint of Sarah Hart,
Tor stealing compliments dress and shoes, was
discharged, as the articles had been given to
him by Lewis Trisler, and were restored to the
owner.
NIGHT REpoRT.-Night clear, until towards
morning when it became cloudy and cool.
There were no disturbances and but one ar.
rest, that of man who was disordery on
loyal street. An insane colored woman who
mad escaped from the Aims House. was taken
up on Washin gton street, having been detec-
WG by the canking of the chaines around her
ankles. Street lamps, which were extinguished
oy the watch, were relighted by unknown
parties, who have rendered themselves liable to
asane which will be Inflicted provided the Of
renee Is re.oommitted.
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PERSONAL Rev. Thomas McDonough,
lately stationed at Frederick city, Maryland, is
now the assistant pastor of St. Marys Church,
in this city.
Colonel Llewellyn Hoxton, formerly of this
city, has been selected as the assistant prlncl.
pal of the Virginia Episcopal High School.
MIR. F. J. Miller, formerly of this city, was
candidate before the Radical Nominating Con:
veutiou of the 5th Congressional District OF
Maryland, which met in BIadensburg yesterday,
and though he did not get the nomin alton, he
received the unanimous vote Of Montgomery
county; the county in which he now resides.
j. B. Sener.of Fredericksburg, editor OF the
Ledger of that place, is spoken of IN connec'
ton with the Radical nomination tor Congress
from this District.