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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

RALTINoRB LOOK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED ASA REFUGRTRoM0 UAoKERI
TIE ONLY PLAoL YHERE A CURE
OBTAINED,

Dr., JOHNSTON has discovered the Iaost certain
Nsaknsss of Tie Basi or Limb. stTietures' Ace.
SSS 2. .Ai .nS Saad'f I5 n.y D.
CESS. DYspepsiA, LAnEuor. Low Spirits, Cen
tnsoh q Ideas, PGlpitAtlon ofths Heart, Timidity,
ssa ~ he H.ada TsrSst es.ar S fss::t p
from he 81 t'E
I'D I.
hell nay sTiPs 5SH'; q
"''' YOUNG MEs - ~'' ''iD p0''''''
ssRssiHSIly. Eho hGy. BssS@s Ihs victim. Of sell.
iaaa of JoIbE nsn u The most sa aisd tIiSntS Snd
is.d ssG % va 2sSi Ssas.l s.ai
all with full ''nASSiHnssRIAoE ,
9sns ass s1 pGI 4. sp.sSI1 sSl: Or
EISSs G%i. f AZ Ss sl, q
4Ia, and sohidssiiv rely upon his skIii As : ply.
nAA' ORGANIC wEAKERss
I9Iaih1sy SSF'S 80 IAN EfS5 Es's ,,.
Miserable And MaTTiaEs imposslbie-lS the penalty
S s S oS .SI,o
notbslnE GWlIs Of the drsadiul sonsoqpsneos thE
S VII Z S.SJ he ~ s
pai: los! SSOSs.Sy shG,' tsilins tStS inBISRg
sS%pso%s q SSIn SsSS ssS nSSi
Ts sssR SssS%: 3d. fH5i
NJ: fSHsJ, NsEyST; IEdSsH'SiittJ: DE.psP;,i, Pa.
.s iSS 81 sA'uns 'I'A' IiAn'' oouEA'' Con-
III GUI5l from Bsi6aI. .Isas
III SisS: ~ 'o'H, ~ not 70 oD''i'' name
Wins sissi stats age. and send portiOh u sS
-,.,o,,S. p DR. Or, 5S6ihiSsT5SlE, ,..,
TS.d slstss ana shS T srsstsI psr ~
lils has been gpant Ia the hospitals Of london,
PssaSslIsia a. elsewhere has effected
"a Safs when, asleep. great RsTyousasSs, bslnG
81 S :
meat Of n. MN, YsTs % sS E iRPsaasiissIJ.
Skiss ria eoi9 boy Ssa min 4 saiIt az hem foi
'A:I ss :os Il Effects
PsGSS.sSs y SsFlI SSSit' q TS9h ~ WSAfS,Ss.
a., e. siSSt. Go.s " P p 1 PsiP5Sa
ISHEsmsat q ne blIStiiys Ru9stiOnS. General Dc.
o SsISnInIR%Ts 81 tSS9fUi sssSs on the mipd Ar,
mheh % b drsaded-L9ss 81 ASm9Iy, CSnipIion
P e Ps:S q sR5 SI tST: q sS
tuis TlmiditY Ge, are some ofthS evils produced.
sSs :sS.s q sS: 81 'Ss
thpIf, yiSor, bseominE weak. pale. nervous az,
sHasialsa. hayisG siS6 Glsr Z, sppSaI1nss S6Ou'h
eyes, e"uSh' AAa S6HS6 MIN D'OinPu0A'
yhohays injured hsnssiysS ~ certain PrAslis::
SsSlssS "a SSsa a. H sS5S:
sj' .ssIy on ;y:n sEs5 ;HSslI:sP nj
stioys 6Oh niSd ARd BodT-skoSid apply Inns-
aissisiy' M, ma, , ,ov,, mar, N. hon. :, ~,
.ONIta1, II! Pfias Il e. PS5:Rts 5SSSia b.
Gnktsh "a from all prospects and 10y entH Of life
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02
DRoPosALs FOR ICE,

oFTIoE o. 0EHHRAL suPERISrEHDEHr,l
TREAAuHI BuIILBIHaa, y
WAhHtNuToH, Feb. u, 1870.
Proposals will DO received for supply and de-
yssr rom the 18th ~ March ne1I VI "' i0f one
The ice to be Of the boat quality Kennebee, or
pounds to the ton, and to be delivered ia such
9uAntties, and At such times and places, as may
BIDS will DO received until ilo'eloek noon. on
ne lOih 81 nAtth' sddTessed 70 hd General Super:
proposals for lee, under cover 10 tbs Secretary
9,aS.r. sssry ssa 70 ps e9n,ldsred bindinE ior
the 70 reject all or any portion Of the bids
No BIDS will be considered binding unless salts.
aet9ry evidence san be Eiyen Of the ability oftho
GEO. O. RICE,
fe22-H General gupt Treasury BulidlnEs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02
PROPOSALS. FOR ESEsH AND coRNED
fislpe,Rs pryInrus sEs 81 I'm, cu,,,,,.,p,

I BRER.
HEADa'Rs DEPARTHEET o. IHE QUHBElLAEB,l
0IEioH CHtEF O -.
LouHyfLLH, KIT. ,fsbrusTy BIb7O.
Sealed proposals. (which must be In duplicate,
With a sSPy Of I'll, adVsrtlssmsst sttaehsd %
IRISH lSD coRsBD BEEf. Ia equal pg PTopor.
tlsn Of fore and hind quarter meat, (neeks,
shanks aud kidney talloW 70 be e1eluded,l for
issue to troops and others supplied By the Gov
eminent, At Louisville. KY Snd Jedsrsonville,
Also, 10 furnish the omeers stationed At Louis.
Wills, NJ, Spd jeHersoRVllle, lad, with choice
The cattle Slaughtered for Beef TO be delivered
under this oQhlrHot must weigh aut less than
eghthundfed te0oD pounds, gross the beef to be
OF good marketable quality. Beef bulls ,e,Ws
aud heifeTs will not be received nor Will besf in
any case be received unlsaa II complies in all FA
tpeeta with the required conditions.
This oontraot TO DO in force for siE (6) months,
commencing On the lst day Of April ,lS7O.
No bid viii be entertained that IL not made By a
regular butcher. Nhe must give his name in full,
Proposals must be accompanied By . proper
IuarAntse, signed By two responsible persons,
stating that II a eontfAet Is awarded, they will
enter Into bonds for the faithful fulhllmsnt o. the
CONTRACT. bond Of 5000 will be required, and
certificate from the Clerk Of the County Oourt 10
hsfaet that each bondsmAn IL worth that amount
and over.
Thf Ssdsr.!Gusd reserves the right to reject any
inIsiopss q % endorsed ,'.PrOp9ssi. for Fresh
Bs s.st Chief T. SSs b:pt Il tSsf Sum.
s.aA@AAs mhA-oA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

An EXCHANGE states that the iirst daily
Newspaper printed In Virginia was In 1880,
and the subscription price was $50 per an
mum. The nrst religious newspaper Issued
published by Mr.. Elias Smith at Portsmouth,
N. H., 10 1908. -t
According 10 the Philadelphia Proof Shat
there are now published In the United States
b42 daily, 4,i25 weekly, and 927 monthly
Journals. New York publishes 6T5, Penn
sylVania 405, Illinois 40, Ohio Ss7, Indiana
200, Missouri e40, Iowa 229, and Massachu-
sets only $40. Great Britain has but 80
dAilies, Of which one fourth are Issued In
London. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

THH White MountAip Medical Society Of
New Hampshire has adopted. bylaw that
any member who Advertiles himself BY "re-
porting his operations In newspapers, shall
first DO rephmAnded, and for the second Of
fence expelled,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

HBRRoN-TiTLow.-on Fehruaty 72d, At Md
dletswn, Frederick eouaty, Nd, By the Rev
.'ssr eSdfsiy ~ 4,1IsS q SsSSH:.O.S
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

EIHAHCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WAsHInaroE, March l, 1870. - Jay Cooke
400. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
ernment securities,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

A ROMAN CATHOLIC educational lnAtltu-
tlon, called the National InAtltute Of Amer
lea, has recently been formed in PhllRdel-
phla, the object OF which Ia "thS cultivation
OF every species OF learning, a. well as every
social, political and financial Interest which
can be rendered subserIlent 10 the cause OF
the Church In America" r. .... -. g
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

ToUdHLIA DRU0 sToRB, OPPdstTR
boAsItly compounded aud EIhS Lowest shaEts''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02
pRoPOsAIs ron NAVAL sUPPLIEs

n
ELvr PlrHAsrEn's ovrrcr,l
WAsHIYsToE, d, O.. FEB. IS, 1870.
Sealed proposAis, 70 be ipdorssd ''Proposals.u
~ p sss. $50. fsr ' q. fo i Sr III
which must be Of the very best quality, 70 ss d.
q s&S 7sa ni saSis 15 % is
% l., ig lsis Sr ItSsf IA APP Fi5 DOCKS
i% sS m \! SSii: 81 AZ Timber.
s.o@ hard Jssit AZ. 9s %.s! "a Fhn...
isS barrel. EyS5saiis SsPsnL
IIlioPs Aleohsi, wesi's bsst, s5 per cent.
I nss s.s d.is HSS. q Nails
B6REIG pRSvisioas AND SciiSo5THifNo.
Ss sSR f.r gsIGs; .I ssssSSSHSy &' for Issue
Bidder must state IN iSsIr 6ld, tho time within
schedule with pGrtieulsTs to Be seen At his once,
kesPonsiblt security required for the prompt and
~ with siiPuiaSas oP ~ bsnf cfns tSS biS1 70
y had ~ this onos, othCIyiss BIDS viii not be
'H t.ss.a Pi1S S!ss g. y Nav.
p RoPosALs FOR BRIOK oIsrERNs.
oTIIoI AssrfTlsI auL.IIsHlsrls oESEGLL,l
CoREER housroI AEp qREENE sTElETs,
Prop6.sIs ~. lSi isT Sisd ~. psaSr %,Y 80
sirasliCs At foFs Sd.wOTsS. new wy CPt 6sr iSS
JS.R md az i've e G S
BE- 70 feet mean diameter and 70 feet deep each.
NAY 8 RSf SS.
ssrrs 70 ,. well SHd .as'tSstAily soSstIustSa e
Plans and 'posiksaiioSs may b seen at this
asT , sS. me-. az y ya'S'S .uy asy.
The government reserves the right to reject any
The proposals viii be endorsed Proposals for
Cistern., and addIssssd @ the undsr.iGaed,
o5s sS. q br''''A W. W. FIJI T. WE'LL A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

A CURIOUS TEMPERANCE PARTY met in
Preston, England, lately. They were life
teetotallers or Rbstalners for twenty or more
years. There were $50 persons present, OF
whom rs were life teetotallers, and l06 total
abstainers. Among those present were Mr.,
Thomas Yates, life teetotaller, aged my
eight and q half years, and DR.. Bowen, life
abstailer, aged thlrty.nve, Tho Tonbuin
family, who were all present except the
Oldest and the youngest, comprised twenty
individuals, whose aggregate teetotal age
amounted TO between 400 and 800 years.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02
THE COURTS.

Is OHAnnERs - BEFORE Judge Cartier. =
Richard Han alias John W. Spencer, ar
rested and held gu the charge OF stealing a
horse from Thomas D. Berry, In Charles
county, Nd, on the 10Th OF February last,
was ordered to b. delivered, on the requisi-
ton OF the Governor Of Maryland, 70 me
sheriff Of Charles county, and was 90 dellV-
cred. . .
oRPHANs' CouRr = Jilgs Furesa.-ThlS
court was occupied IA follows yesterday
Anthony Bowen qualined a. admlnissrator
Of Townly johnson, giving bond in $4,000,
With Samson Nutter and Enoch Ambush as
Wiillsm II. Clagett qualified as admins
traitor of Charles w. boteler, giving bond
in q, 900, With ]. W. Botoler and @. Boteler
GUARDIANS.
L. 8. nlagden gave bond 10 $1,000 as
guardian ofThomas Blagden, with Elizabeth
slflIman aud s. BlaRden a. suretles.
Anumber OF small accounts were tllod and
approved.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

with tSs iaSi q shtSsn ySlIsI And he hImefolA
Gukaleal (lnaTatlOnH performed pi VI. yOh4alohI
sdtIi ~ pbSStbs Tepoftsrs o. the Sun, and
nay othsf pspSES,, NOTICES o. Which aRRsAfSd
RlsS a. FentIsman Of character and TssPohai-
biitI RA'EISEHl EsiBEfRRRisSS " ofhRiS sSt'
p.,s6hI WTillng should be pArueular n direct
IN ihsiT isttSEs e BIZ The following
BAltlmora Lock Hospital,
Isg-ly baltimore. haFrlana,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

---'---.. HHw ToRK nARKEr.
HNHw rohKi March LILO p. m.-Ootton in.
aetlNe aud droopingi prices nominally un.
and stead. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and steady, Southern amber, 0l.sb
Corn quiet and weak tiOlDl.O4. Oats quiet
nominal Pork quiet and weak $3.50. Gold
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

6Ss q ySs csP s%nsSa Il
Ne pnited States, and the greater part Of whose
PIrta, PhilAdelphiA, Ana elsewhere, has effected
sdme Of the most Asson epIes that were ever
A1d ears when asleep, great ReryOuhnSss, being
ahInsd q. suddsa sopndai b.,,htulnsss, with RE-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

carriage, being aware Of phYGieal Weakness, or
Elnis liability, dsioTmities, AZ. speedily cured.
nay religiouslY eonhde,on his honor a. gentle
gAn, and confidently rely upon his SKIN As ply
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-01

ployes of the Department of Telegraphy arc
restricted to the veriication of such cyphers
as the signals of place and time of fling, and
OF reforwarding and of the number of words
which form the basis of the Government tax.
The French Government and the cable COM
pany are both evidently anxious to avoid, if
possible, dividing with the Uaited States the
control of the CABLE and this card Is pub
lished to lull suspicion, and to prevent any
hostile demonstration on the part of our
Government against the existing arrange
ment. II is evident, however, that the French
Government actually does exercise that sur
yeillance of dispatches which it is so anxious
to deny, and the statement that there are no
political intentions will not deceive anybody.
AS the matter now stands, the United States
Government has no security whatever that
the dispatches sent over the French cable
will not be stopped whenever the officials
of the Imperial Government may choose
to imagine that there is something
Objectionable in them, and the communica-
tions between the State Department and our
Ministers and other diplomatic representa-
tives are liable to be read and discussed at
the Tuileries long before they reach the eyes
of those for whom they are intended. Our
duty in this matter is perfectly plain, and
that is to insist upon an equal control of the
French cable, and an abandonment of the
monopoly that it now enjoys by virtue of its
charter from the Imperial Government, which
we had no voice in granting and from which
we derive no advantage.
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FACTS ABOUT NEW YORK.

TE annual report of the Board of Education of New
York city, which has just been issued, shows that
during the year ending with September 80, 1869,
the whole number OF pupils receiving instruction
in the public shoos OF that city reached 23 1885, of
when G0,22l attended the grammar schools, 136,975
the primary schools the remainder being distributed
among the evening, corporate, normal, and colored
schools, 1890 being In attendance upon the latter.
Although the total foots up so high, the average
attendance was but l02,9IO. comparison with the
previous reports shows that the whole number OF
pupils taught during the year has been nearly
doubled, and the average attendance considerably
more than doubled within the sixteen years since
the reorganization of the system. The number OF
teachers has also increased from less than 1000 to
24O0-the number of classes in equal proportion
and the aggregate annual expense OF supporting
the schools from about s5l4 600 to e2s61 1851 90 or
this amount, sl,T59,63ls4 was expended for
teachers salaries, exclusive OF those employed
in the oolored schools, the entire sup
port OF which required but GIL 19Os2s. For
school apparatus aud books, slG4, M were expended
for the purchase OF sites for school houses slO4f
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-01
THE POLITICAL CONTROL OF THE
HRENOH CABLE

The reference of President Grant, in his
annual message, to the surveillance exercised
by the French Government over the des-
patches transmitted over the new cable, has
elected from the French Dire ctor-General of
Telegraph lines card of explanation, which
appeared yesterday in the Journal O6icieI,
and was transmitted by the cable company
free of charge, with request for publication
in the newspapers of the United States. This
statement contends that the President is
under misapprehensien as to the nature of
the relations existing between the French
Government and the cable company, and it
denies that any such surveillance is exercised
as is asserted by the President. 1t is declared
that the Director General of Telegraph lines
has no control of that nature either over the
dispatches from America or from any other
quarter, but that it is his duty to see that
communications are transmitted over the
cable in the order of their fling or of their
reception at Brest, and that there is no
fayoritism. He must also, on account of the
monopoly held by the Government, see that
no dispatches are clandestinely introduced
upon the line, and SO avoid the tax which
legitimately accrues to the State 1t is con-
tended that this control is without political
intentions, and that the subordinate en-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-01

Mcdonald Clark, the "Mad Poet" once said
that ''any expression of thought so arranged as
to make man fight or cry, is poetry"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-01

n.y. TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH,
Chestnut street, west of Eighteenth street.
REV. GEORGE A. PELT2
will preach to Morning Evening Services
mence at 10Y and ~ O'Clock.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

nsSyn WEEK OF PRAYER.-THE FOLLOW
ing arrangements have been made for the Observance
MONDAY January 8-Union Meeting at the First Re-
formed Presbyterian Church. Broad street. below Spruce
TUESDAY January 1~First Reformed Churca 4, Seventh
avg %E@pNksDHY, @ % Jsnasiy % 5spfus sH0 GsrGSn NJ E
Church, Twentieth and Spring Garden streets Subject.
,TR6EsDAY, January Tenth Baptist Church. Eighth
FKiP1Y Ssnns Pine Street RsesHytersq
sATURDAY,, January 8 Church Of the Epiphany,
Services to commence at 10 clock r A. 1t
ney- CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
EIGHTH and CHERRY Streets The Anniversary
%SrfRw mo Rs DS SSsfs Ssv Adsssss h
BRoWN. and other interesting exercises may be sI-
pected
nsssD PARTING WORDS.-REv. DIR. MARCH
DsfaSf Dff SfinPS 4 e below %
On in so ysw of his visit e the hs WHICH he
ADAMS will supply the pulpit during his absence.
Beg4 CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
LOCUST Street, above Fifteenth, Rev Dr. HUN
Evening Series continued ;-"The Young Man Absa.
nSg~ NORTH BROAD STREET PRESBY-
TERIAN GHJRQh, cornor of GREENmA NET
YEAR y, i6 SERMON by the rsst9r ReE Dr. sTRTKKEs
3 DER GH REED Il n PREACHING at ~ r. % by Rev. AhhAAS
nSg~ TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH,
Chestnut RES ftFsSt SGE ySs5 e GFEsResph PEiI% street
will preach to morrow Morning and Evening Services COM
nSyp WEST SPRUCE STREET CHURCH,
p BREED d D.. viii pioSoh sermon in roioreSce to
Children and nsi youth at s M Tvs A. ~ sermon 20
nSgn BEREAN BAPTIST CHUR"H FOR
TIE1H and CHESTNUT Streets. DR.. LEVY will
in the he morning sermon , on the New Year In
young men
beg~ NEW UNITARIAN CHURCH, VIM.
IL, THORNE, Pastor,Usual service Tomorrow
BRo%D and SPRING GARDEN s srosts a''S
ssy@ SECOND REFORMED CHURCH,
lo, A. N. BY Rev, JA@Es oEARK. D. p"i "a p NJ,
by Rev DR. eTRYKER. f the Church Broad and Green
peSgD REV. DR. G. w. SMILEY WILL PREACH
oayRoh dERMHNTo @N o,erS O1Sn O1snns next week
Reg LUTHERBAUM, TWELFTH AND OK
NJ 0Ep PIeddsU Rs9E e. StsSa%S
Lutheran College. Pastor at 10H. Come
ReIy~ SPRING GARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH,
THHRTEESGTHhR Street p5SS above MALEA0G ~ ROy
l01e A. M. and ~ P. NJ. Sabbath school at2P M.
my" SEVENTH PREsBYTER AN CHURCH,
- :, A BROAD Street, above CHESNUT-Rey HENRY
preach o morrow, Jan, q at 1N A, Al. and 80 r. Nj,
nSyp THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
WARRINGTON BQUAR RE-Rev. w. E
SCHEHCK, ID d., will preach tomorrow, at l0lS A. M.
and ~ p. NJ.
n6yn THE REV. G. WADSWORTH, ID. D.,
Pastor, will preach Tonorrow in the THIRD RE.
FORMED CHURCH, TENTH Stree, below Arch. Ssr-
vices at l0]S A. NJ and ~ r. NJ
n6ya ARCH STREET M. f. CHURCH.
- Rev. o. II. PAYNE To morrow at loT A. n. and
~ p. NJ Strangers inv,tod
ns3s~ TRINITY M. E. CHURCH, EIGHTH
Street, above Raee-Rev' j. NELL. l0iG; ROy.
Il. ". nj MPHRiSS. ~. Strangers Invited.
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neg OFFICE OF THE BELVIDERE MANU-.
- EAOTURING COMPANY.

FEATURING COMPANY.
BELvIDERE, N. j., Dec. 8, 1869.
Notice is hereby given the stockholders of BEL
VIDEkE EMANUFACTURING 90 NFANY respectively,
that tst ossments amounting to SIXTY PER CEN rUM
of the capital stock of said company have been
payment of the called for before the eighth
day OF February. A d. 1870 and that payment of
proportion of all of money by them subscribed
called for and demanded from them before the said
time.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
1928 6w S. SHERRERD, Secretary.
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hkgn NEW UNITARIAN CHURCH, VIM.
Ii, THoRNE, Pastor Usual service Tomorrow
(SundAv) Mo- ming at 10 O'clock in the Hail. northeast
corner BROAD and SPRING GARDEN Streets. Seats
free.
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nSyA NORTH BROAD STREET PRESBY-
- TERRAIN OHJROH. cornor of GREEN.mA NET
YEAR SERMON. by the fastor, Rev. DIR. STRYKER
at 10H a. Nj, Preaching at ~ p. NJ, by Rev. ALEXAN
DER REED.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-01

nSg~ WEST SPRUCE STREET CHURCH,
SEYhNTEENYH and SPRUCE Streets. Rev M.
p. BREED, ID D., will preach sermon in reference to
the New Year Tomorrow at 10& A. M. and sermon to
children and youth at 30 y. NJ.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-01

nay OFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, N. E. cerner THIRD and
WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA December 30, 1859
The Annual Meeting of the Stock and Scripholders
the Union Mutual Insurance Company of Philadelphia
will bo held at the Office OF the Company at I2 M MON
DAY January TO- 1870 At the time eight Directors
will be elected. to serve the ensuing year
u % lilo JOHN MOSS Sacretarx
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peIyn BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH, FOR
TIE1H and CHESTNUT Streets.-Dr. LEVY will
reach in the morning a sermon on the New Year. In
the evening the Pastors twenty fifth annual TO
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B@~ OFFICE OF WELLS, FARGO & COM

Bslyn OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS OF THE AMERICAN MERCHANTS
UNION EXPRESS COMPANY, No. 1i8 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, November go, 1863
The Board of Directors of the American Merchants
Unon Express Company have this dav declared dividend
of THREE DOLLARS (S3 per share the outstanding
capital stock of the Company payable the day
January M xt.
The transfer books will be closed the 3Is day of De-
cember next at o'clock NJ and reopened at 10 o'clock
A. NJ on the 10th day of January next.
By order of the Board
l28l1bt j. N KNAPP. Secretarv
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RsSyA CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
- LOCUST Street, above Fifteenth, Rev. DIR. HUM-
PBBREY 3 Me PaStOr-sorviooS at iOH A. M and ~
Evening Series continued ;-"The Young Man Absa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BSs W A N A M A X L Il.
Tho low prico at which VIC have been selling
N for the last few weeks will still prevail until
NJ our Winter Stock is all cleared out and we
arc ready for our Spring Importations.
A JOHN wANAMAKER
FINEST CLOTHING EsTABLIsHMENT,
uu Nos. sis and 800 Chestnut Street
A Ours is the FINEST READY.MADE
CLOTHING IN AMERIoAl Far superior
N in every way to all other Ready mado Cloth
II ing. aud equal to tho BEST CUSTOM
WORK OF most Embellishments but in
~ closing out present stock we are selling as
cheap any house on either Market or
Chesnut streets.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
FINEST CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos. sls and $50 CHESTNUT Street.
OUR BOYS CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS ARE ALL MARKED DOWN,
and canb be bought prices which would Justify any
one in laying in stock for future use.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
FINEST CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
10 26s Nos Sls and 800 CHEsNUT Street.
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nesS~ PARTING WORDS.-REV. DIR. MARCH
- will preach tomorrow evening, at IN O'clock in
CLINT ON STREET CHURCH, TENTH Street below
Spruce in view of his visit the Hoy Land for which he
ADAMS will supply the pulpit during his absence.
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n1Ss" SEVENTH RRESBYTER AN CHURCH.
BROAD Street, above CHES NUT-Rev. HENRY
O. MCCOOK, Pastor elect of this church, is expected
preach o orTow, Jan. q at u A, M. and 81 p. NJ
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n6Syn CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
EIGHTH and CHERRY btreets-The Anniversary
of the Sunday Schools of this church will be held to-
morrow (Sabbath afternoon at O'Clock Addresses by
the Rev. p. STRYKER, ID. d., and Rev. tho AS j.
BROWN, and other interesting exercises may be ex-
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nsyn THE REV. G.. WADSWORTH, ID. d.,
Pastor will preach Tomorrow in the THIRD RE.
FORMED CuURCH, TENTH Stree, below Arch. Ssr-
vices at l0X A. NJ. and ~ p ri.
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neg SPRING GARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH,
THIRTEENTH Street, above WALLACE, Rev.
]. Il. HORNBERGER, Pastor Preaching Tomorrow at
l01s A. NJ. and ~ z. NJ. Sabbath school at p. M.
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nSgp THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
WASHINGTON BQUARE.-Rev. W. E
SCHEECK, ID d., will preach tomorrow, at l0H A. M.