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NE W YORK,

COAL STRiKE-A CLOSE COMBINATION
NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-The representatives
of prominent coal mining and transportation
companies OF Pennsylvania controlling over
$500, 100000 capital met in this city to-day and
unanimously approved OF a plan of future ac-
ton betwe en.miners and operators, which it is
reported is fully satisfactory to all parties con
cerned. The details of the agreement how
ever are withheld frolnthe public.
CITY AND VICINITY.
Mr.. House, divorce lawyer of this city was
arrested to-day and taken to New Haven. CT
to await trial procuring by fraud a decree from
Judge Miner divorcing Lueius b. Randolph of
Manchester, n. j., from his wife VINO is in
Virginia Randolph has since married Sec
ond wife.
Schooner Alice N, Lewis of Boston, from
Newfoundland for this port, went ashore on
total less. Crew saved.
The stories OF the mysterious boy assassin in
Williamsburg proved to be hoax, after thor
ough investigation by the police.
THE NEW HAMBURG DISASTER.
ALBANY, Feb. 49, The Railroad Committee
of the Legislature to day examined three wit
nesses in relation to the New Hamburg acct.
dent, two OF whom, Messrs. Van Auden and
Willard, of New Hamburg, had previously ties.
titled before the coroner's jury. Edward A.
Many, of New York, a passenger on the train.
said he thought the patent brakes were sprung
put IL was an hOur alter the accident before
ne saw the conductor or an employee of the
company. Mr.. Willard said that in his onin-
ion the attaches OF the oil train had sufficient
time to mount the draw-bridge tower change
the light, stop the express train and thus pre-
vent the accident. Four minutes elapsed be-
tween the passing of the New Han burg depot
by the oil train and the collision. He said
when the train passed he noticed the axle was
broken, and the train was running so slow he
ran almost abreast of it for eighty rods endeay-
oring to secure the attention of the engineer so
as to stop the train. When the train ran off
the track and stopped it was only twenty i've
feet ahead of him.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT
In consequence of misplaced switch TO-
night two freight trains colli6e ed at the Union
depot and eight freight cars were wrecked and
two locomotives considerably damaged.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, Feb. Is The disabled loco
motive has been hauled out entirely but no
bodies have been found. A diver will make an
extensive exploration Tomorrow morning.
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WALKERS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

WALKERS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
122 Pleasant St., Boston
Some person sent me copy Of the Portland Daily
Press containing challenge to any american
Teacher" to dane e with Mr.. Barnes for 500. Spy
their fruits We shall know them" aud if his dancing
is as far behind the times as the Programme of his
Exhibition published in the same paper, can pick
Yty pupils from any one Of my classes who will
dance with Him, and discount him for twice the
money.
Yours faithfully. RUSS b. WALKER.
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feb l4th-eod1w tu-th .s&w1t.

TIME TRIES ALL THINGS and has proved
that DR.. Wistar's Bdlsan of Wild Che,Yg is
| the remedy per e1celience for the cure of coughs
colds, Group, whooping cough, bronchitis, asth-
ma. phthysic, sore throat and influenza 1t
uresscoughs and colds instdnter! 1t so0thes
the irrtated parts; il heals the Inflammation;
aud even consumption itself yields to its mag.
ic Influence. feb14th -eodSyw1w
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M0pey easy at q per cent. OH Governments
National sank Notes, which are again drug, being
loaned tree OF interest for days provided borrowers
ing to advance in gold, but es unchang d. stocks
extremely duh this P. NJ. except in Union Pacific,
OF wDlcn over l5,oJO ares changed hands and adj
vanced II per cent on report from Washington that
The Senae Judiciary Committee had voted 6 TO to
report next week iavoraoy 10 the Company. La
Committee had taken no action on the matter. but
nia NOT cause the return to lower prize The sllow-
ing are the closing prices.
western Union Telegraph Co. 4Gl
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Supreme judicial Court.

WALTON, j., PRESIDING
WEbEEsDAY-A'meda Rowe aud William H.
Rowe. Libel for divorce. Cause, desertion and
drunkenness
Howard & C,eayes.
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NEW YORK. Feb. Is Horninq.-Gold III a. 1ll1
Money @ per cent. Sterling Exchange 109l "a,
HOG. y
NEW YoRR, Feb. 15-Egeping-God advanced
this r. nj. P cent on the decline OF Amer an bonds
in London, and closed firm and strong at 11lI Gov
erments manifested lit0e activity and closed steady
The following are the closing quotations.
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CALL ON n. D. Stevens, No. s Printers Ex-
change, (up-stairs,) the place to have your
knives and spoons plated.
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PORTLAND, MAINE,

PORTLAND, MAINE,
Office at Fluen- Hall, Feb. 8, 1871.
RUSS B. WALKER, ESQ.,-DEAR SIR:
By reading the Portland Press this morning I see
that you have virtually accepted my proposition in
tria! OF skill in geneel Waltzing Friday evening"
The 18th, Irepeat my last Exhibition Ball, and
would be happy to have you attend. will give You
prominent part, and all the facilities for YOU and
any OF your pupils fair chance to execu'e any OF
your dances, and more particularly the Boston DIP
AT that time we can arrange for trial of skill to
take place at future time.
Yours most respectfully,
RARNES
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THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress ST.. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. If.
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4. M. y. A.-At regular meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association last Mon.
day evening, Alexander A. Allen and William
ID. Bailey were elected directors to fill vacan-
cies.
Deacon Henry b. Hart, who died the other
day, was life member of the Association
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BRILLIANT See the Brilliant Lamp at j.
f. Land & Co.'s, opposite old post-offce, any
evening until o'clock.
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FLUENT HALL. Portland. Main

Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1871.
Russ 3. WALKER, Esq. -Dear ST: Yours o
the 18th is received. 1 will meet your two pu
pills at the depot and pay all due attention to
them during their stay in our city.
Most respectfully your obedient servant,
c. f. BARNES
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THE PRESS,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1e, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

Our advertising patrons are REQUESTED ,o can
in their copy as early an the dag as nossib1s Al
rertisements to appear Monday moruipo ebo,,d >
sent In Saturday, (no. Sunday
early as Friday MN.
new Advers. .-nts To.Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Raisins. IF. o. Bailey g. Co.
furniture. IF O. Bailey & Co.
Sielgfs.. II. X. Hunt g Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
A card. Russ b. Walker.
BONDS Wanted. =. Swan & Barrett.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Grand Ball. :. Lancaster Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice. =. G. f. Htchings & Co.
G IN and silver P Eating. N d. Stevens
d :essed Hogs. -. Woodbury.. Latham & GliddeD.
A antic & st Lawrence r r. Co. IF. K Barrett
House Tor Sale. john c. Proctor.
House for Rent. =. G. r. Davis g. &c.
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WARRINGTON.
'" 1AN~A ONs
pporr ,,-.rro--

PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb 15.-The President to-day
transmitted the following to the Senate:
"a Me Senate and House Of Representatives:
nave TINS day transmitted to the Senate the
announcement that the Senate bill 218 in the
act SURPRISING the oath of Office to be taken
ny persons who participated in the late rebel
hon but who are not disqualified from hcldino
ONCE by the l4th amendment to the Constitu,
ton of the United States, has become law in
the manner prescribed by the Constitution
without the signature of the President. If
this was bill for the repeal of the test oath
required OF persons elected or appointed tn
offices OF honor or trust it would meet my ap-
prevail. The effect of the law, however, is 10
relieve from taking the prescribed oath all
those persons whom it was intended to exclude
from such offices and to require it from all
Others. by this law. the soldier who fought
ana bed for his country is to swear to Lis 10y
atty before assuming official functions. whilst
the generals who commanded the posts for the
overthrow OF his Cover nment are admitted to
place without it. l cannot affix my name to
law which discriminates against the upbo'der
OF MS Government. / believe however, that it
oath those who are not disqualified by the Cor
stltutlon and who are the choice of the legal
voters. But whilst relieving them from an
oath which they cannot take L recommend the
release OF those to whom the oath has no en-
.pication. ~P
lSlgned) U. s. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, Feb. 10, 1871.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
a memorial was presented to the House Ju-
dietary Committee this morning fror, citizens
OF Virginia asking for investigation into the
official couduct of Gen. Candy while in COM
mand in that State.
The House Judiciary Committee have decid-
ed to report bill dividing Kentucky into two
judicial districts.
The American Consul at Honolulu sends the
treasury Department the details of the loss in
the Arctic Ocean, during last simmer. of the
whaling ships Hbernia, of New Bedford, and
Alm:ra, of Edgartown, Mass.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The Committee on Appropriations have
agreed to the COMMUNICATIONS OF Secretary
Boutwell, with regard to appropriations, &c,
for public buildings already commenced in
New York and Boston
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GET Briggs Corn and Runiou Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. II.
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AUCTION SALES.
go Boxes Damaged 3Raisins at
Auofinu

I NJ D. Thursday February lob. at 81 2
drej ne we sos se'i at SaesrooD, about eight bun-
vvs1sr o'NSs Ialsins, which have Gea1 damaged hy
1elGtd +. o. BAILEY & ca Au.tionaars
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Genteei Furniture al An,,,nn

Genteel Furniture at Auction.
On Thnr-iny, ne 40 A. M., Feb e3d, 1874.
At House So Cumberland, corner Of Anderson ,t.
THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF family telinq gisbing houss-xeelin eons,t.uz
10 part OF Parior and Chamber Sets, Carpets Mar.
Bile Ton Tables, Easy Chairs PaIlor AMI Cook Stoves
Kitchen Fuinii ure, SC.
t-fGfd r. o. BAIIEY & co, Aue.ioneess.
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. IT,
BRIGGS A ilavantor cures Ca1arrh IT,
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Sl,ooo REWARD is offered by the proprietor of
Dr tlerce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis.
eoVery, tor medicine that will equal it IN the
cure OF all lingering Coughs, oliver Com
paint or Billiousness and all arising from i'm
purity OF the blood, as lEruptions, Pimplts,
blotches and Boiis. Sold by druggists The
GENUINE has Dr. Pierce'a private lGovernmen t
Stamp on the outside wrapper. This private
stamp has the Doctors portrait, name and adj
dress, and the words"U. s. Certificate Of Cen
u'naness' engraved on the same
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Sleiwhs nt Auction.

w sl'al sell by pubic ane'ioD, in 'front.' Of o.ss
at - 'e,ot sress stree SATURDAY. The 18th inst.
,nads desr H. W., nne assoi tmcnt Sleigbs cdston
WI ~ 9oe - Yves. ant from IN. hes manufac-
M us WIZ over good opportunity 10 any
reserve. ~ "S S"'" ""n"Ns
ie6td RE HINT q 90 $500.
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l21 Pleasant St, Boston, Feb 10, H.
Z. F. BARNES, ESQ, Dear Sir:
How can We manage the matter? You confident
ly announce the City Hall, Portland, as the place
Wouldn't some fine hall in this city be much better
Boston stands at the head for expert fancy dancing
and of course the best judges live here; and agar
would 1t pay to advertise your dancing in that way
Let me hear from you, tell me your plan for .sbring
ing The matter before the public.
Yours faithfully,
RUSS 3. WALKER
oFFIce FLUENT HALL,
Portland, Maine, Feb. II, 1871.
RUSS B. WALKER, ESQ,
MY DEAR SIR:
Your favo OF the tenth is duly at hand and full,
considered, you ask how the matter can be arranged
and whether Boston would not be the most suitable
place tor the trial of skill in Waiting on accoun,
of Boston being the great centre Of expert Fancy
Dancers, and good judges could be selected from
them. would say that this city affords at least a
few good dancers, ard few good judges. Two car
be selected here and you bring two from Boston
and they can select one more; there is Difficult
ty about fair judges. You can bring your leader
music, or a band, select some here We have
good music in this city. The Portland people al,
fond OF good dapcing, and want all the novelties
| They cannot go TO Boston, but want to see Russ B
| Walker Esq the great teacher and author of til
Boston Dip, etc. The City Hall is fine place 70
the occasion, and il you will compete with me her
| will obligate myself to go to Boston and compet
with yon there at any respectable hall you may Sc
| lect.
| With great respect am Dear Sir,
Your obedient cfrvant,
G. F. BARNES.
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stiffened srm of an executed criminal BY in
Jeeting warm blood into il the muscles regain
ed their contractility and the nerves their ifIi-
liability As the eating off of the blood is par
alysis of.nerve element, so a deficiency of blood
is a canse Of degeneration of nerve element.
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HypoHos-
PHITEs, Will cause The formation of healthy
blood, and consequently increase nervous pow
er, induce vital activity in debilitated consti.
tutions and tone all the organs dppendent for
health on muscular or nervous strength.
feb13th-d&w1w
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These bonds are seenred, FIRST, BY First Mort
gage on the Railroad iiset its rolling stock, and all
equipments; secOad. by First Mortgage on Its
entire Land Grant, being more than Twenty Two
TT 0usand Acres I Land to each mile OF road.
The Bonds are Tree Trom United States Tax; this
Pripcip and Interest payable in gold. the prin-
Sem,-annually, AT the rate II Seven and Three
tenlhs per cent. per annum.
They are issued in denominations OF $780, $500
5000 $1,000 and $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are MessIs Jay
Cooke. OF Philadelphia. and j. Edgar Thomson
President Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Co
These Northern Pacific 7-39 Bonds viii at ali times
betoie maturity, he receivable at Ten Per Cent Pre-
minn Tor lo) in exchange Tor the Con pany's lands
at their lowest cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety these Be nd
weld an income larger, we believe, tnsn any other
hrst-class security. Persons holding United States
5-2Vs can, by converting them into No them Pa
cities, increase their yearly income ons-third aGd
still have perfectly reliable investment.
HOW TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank
Banker will supply these Bonds in any desired
amount and oil any needed denomination. Persons
wishing 10 exchange stocks other hoods TOR these
can do so with any of our Agents. who will allow uhe
highest current price for ali marketable seeurit
Those living in localities remote from Banks, may
send money, other Bonds. directly TO US by ex-
press, and will send back Northern Paclhe Bonds
at our risk, and without cost 10 investor. For
further Information. pamphlets, maps etc., call oa
address the undersigned, or any OF the Banks OF
Bankers employed 10 sell this Loap.
FOR SALE By
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THE OTTAWA PARIIAAIENT

HAVANA, Feb. 15.-The armistice expired to-
day, bu. it is expected that. Valmezda will con-
tinue his conciliatory policy and many of the
prominent insurgents will surrender to him in
person on his visit to the Cinco Villas district
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THE CnrnTS

IL ". SnfU.-An
usual nnmber OF offenders against law and order
were thu. morning brought bef IRE the Police Court
not few of whom, Judging from the marks about
their faces and clothing, were Ia had company yes
adjoining the court were very anxious net to show
lher races when called up, never having gracei the
so dsfgured with cuts and bruises that their most
intimate friends could hardly have recognized them.
ls7l for some time to come Vim. Nicholson was
charged With assault and battery on Samuel Lloyd.
night, and Nicholson's sleigh ran into him. smash
ing things, which led 20 a hand to hand fight with
Knocked Lloyd out If his cutter, giving him '
monrnful ey,, for which he was taxed $40. Alex
another oolored man; johnson took the money TO
get changed, and thinking it would be convenient
self into the station house johnson told he Judge
that he would return it,, if he only had time. The
ing ofeers Harrington aud Borand; nsd Is each.
listing officer GTntf fined $50 and sosts Hla jerry
Bis6Op; fnsd IS and costs ' In B s SasSn
fined SIS and costs. George Jones, a fat young
iausly drunk, and commenced an attack on Richard
Hen hend aa fellow prisoner beating him over tn;
murder at the top # his voice, and the officer in
S aas hsd his ard % nsn
drunk on the street ned aGf wn.
George Garner nd and Soisterons tak ia On
fu sHn Es sSnSH s sqnsns
John wsittr, alias whit inston, drunk man and d.
orderly fned s5.John johnson. cursine aud carry
concealed razor; fined $40 for the razor and So
II g. sand be rt membered taking nogy but didn't
rscollect the ''bcisterons talk fined SIS Frank
hing, cursing on street; said he didn know as X
a fnpdS
as reminder. Edward Smith, cOlored, disturbing
the quiet Of Prstl'ers alley by loud and boisterOus
ing traitor to decency yesterday, got gioriously
drunk and behaved in a very obstreperous manner
He finally ended his in the station house, and
Eand, iph, eoioreo; took too much Christmas yester
day and INDUCED in loud curling at all passers by
Gfcer HIeks not liking his eccentric STYLE put him
where he continued to talk loud and long and this
morning he had an airing in the Black Maria He
takes another airing this evening in Thos Young's
chance to ventilate himself, and all free of cost
Sam K1dsers, cOlored. drunk and dsorderly in
self monarch of ali he surveyed, and sIoshed aboat
fearfully, helping himself to Christmas cheer
wherever he scroes it, for hich he declined to
Judge Smell to the tune Of SO John Wheeer, col
oted hndIng him in possession of S., first got glo-
rlousiy dru. yesterday. and then belligerent. He
ms pistol in the and pot hiding the cautions
of HE friends, ran across officer, the result
onh, was az The Of his pSsl and three
Ned in LOuse Alley yesterday, after numerous liba-
lions oil MIN rate egg nogg, and made ssch a
locality conld not stand it, and engaging the ser
vices OF officers Markwood and King, an advancs
was made on him from both front and rear. He was
this morning. the result of which that he went
l" JAN, IN Default OF the necessary stamps.
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THE HOLIDAYS.
New Years Gifts. and where to Buy
them.

Christmas has come and gone, and now is the
time TO make selections for New Years presents.
We believe We are doing our readers acceptable
service in telling them where they can buy the
best goods in the market at the lowest prices.
and shall therefore through the holidays occa-
siOEally notice new advertisements a. they ap-
pear in our columns.
To many persons a suit of clothes is a present
peculiarly acceptable. A. STEAUs, No. IgJI
fennsy wanna avenue, keeps a large stock of
clothing on hand, and is not afraid to advertise
the prices at which he sells. 10 appears wonder
fUl- but he adveTtises that he will sell business
snits az from = TO $50, and overcOats from IS to
sic- BOYS suits can be purchased at his store
HON - 10 81 Straus sells an immense amount
CT ciOthlng IN year, and that's the reason why
BE can anOrd 70 dispose OF his stock at low prices
For all kinds of choice confectionery we adj
wise our readers to go TO VILLAGES, No. 80
high street, Georgetown. He has Whitman's
candies, fruit. pound and Jelly cakes, creams
ices, jellies OF all kinds, &c, &c; all of which
Eewi!i sell "a cheap. ii not considerably cheaper
than can be obtained elsewhere.
These who desire to learn vocal music this
WINTER new have an excellent opportunity Mr.
= & Brown has just opened a singing school in
the lSth-StIeet Baptist church, and is prepared
10 receive lew more pupils. The course con-
ssst> OF twelve lessons, and the terms-S2 for
gentle men and 81 for ladies-are remarkably
Reasonable.
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BOARDING..

GOOD TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD AT llO3
" street, between llth and 18th streets d2o-3t'
EOR REET-Front and back PARLOR, on first
fronting south; has eyerv modern Convenience
Firstclass Table Board. All ii St, 5tb. d26 81
ROARDING-BOARp, with home comforts, can
A few TABLE BOARDE BS can be accommodat ed
Likewise, PARLOR and CHAMBER en- suite or
separate. d2j-eo3tH
ROARDING-Transient and permanent ID ar ieTs
II can obtain fine ROOMS and fir st class BOARD
at xl4e Pa. avenue; bath rooms, with all cony emf
ences One large Cnfurnished Room for rent.
EOR RkNT-Two pleasant PARLORS. on south
l. front, heated by Latrobe, with gas, bath room,
water closet, all second floor; reasonable to par
ties with furniture. Also, one Hall Bedroom at IS
per month, and Board if desired. Apply to Star
Office. It,
TWO FURNISH ED ROOMS, one fronting south,
with BOARD, at me der ate rates: cow enient =
cars and Departments. No. 1925 l., between 18th
and 18th streets. References required. d23 ST.
HOUSE No. 416 lOrH STREET, BETWEEN
IL ID and Il sts., having changed hands, has been
thoroughly renovated. and is row ready for the re
ception of BOARDERS. Rooms, with or without
Also. Basement Room, suitable for Office noH- I'm
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. en- suit.
H or single, hot and cold baths and all other con
yeniences, can be obtained at 1913 18th street, be
tween and II streets. Also TABLE BOARDERS
oc3l Pm"
ElRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS, to- had on reasonable terms
ct 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and l8tt
street. Good location and accessible. mh2S IL
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RENoUNCEs THE WORLD.-Miss Mcclure. the
niece of an Irish member OF Parliament and a
young and beautiful girl, renowned the
world" in the little chapel of the Sisters of
Charity, in Houston street, New York, Friday.
The ''Iostulant," or young lady about to receive
the habit of the Order OF Mercy, entered the
chapel, accompanied by procession of nuns
and dressed in a very rich costume of the present
fashion adopted by brides. Around her neck She
wore string of pearls, and brilliant diamonds
quivered on her bosom and lit up the gold brace
lets on her wrists. She also wore q rich watch
chain and all the baubles that emblemize the
vanity of the world. Thus arrayed the betrothed
of the Redeemer approached the foot of the
altar and knelt and afterwards took the per-
petual VOW of charity, poverty and obedience
She was afterwards Invested of her adorpments
TO don the simple habit of Sister of Charity.
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The MOST celebrated and successful hatrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world: Also
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. NJ. g. A. Build-
ing, 9th and ID streets
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UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-''Brown's Bronchial
Troches," for coughs, colds, and bronchial az
fecuons, stand first in public favor and conf
dence; this result has been acquired by test of
many wears. 90