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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

A distinguished company was present at Mr..
Horalo Kings on Saturday evening when the
Rov. DR.. Chlckering gave most interesting &C
count Of the Morayiana, referring specially 10
the Well.knOWn society Of this sect at Bethls-
hem, PA. HIS lecture, which was listened TO
with marked attention, was followed BY the
reading Of an admirable poem, written for the
occasion by Mrs Mary Z. Noaly, entitled EAs-
ter Morning" This production was pronounced
one Of the very bort Of her fugitive pieces. Mr..
Clinton Lloyd, who read II with me effect, also
favored tho company with tho recital Of an
amusing poem on "An Indian COurtship," cauG-
ing much merrimenL The Misses Gray sang
eharmingly "The Sands 0'Dee,n the words By
Chas. Kingsley, set 70 music BY HorAtio q.
King, Of New York. Madame Dovilllor and
Mr.. Theo King also assisted In the musical per
formALoes, and the evening was passed most
pleasantly. Among those present we're senator
Sherman and vile; Mrs. Senator TiptOni MRS,
Judge Barley Rev. DR.. Chioksring aud ladies
Prof Henry; DR.. MAokAy and ladies; Mrs. g. NJ.
r. King; Mr.. Solomons and daughters; Prof s.
Loomls and LADIES' Rev. J. L. French and wife
Rev. Mr.. Chester, CinelnnAu, Ohio; Mr.. Nahum
OApen, Boston; Mrs. q. ID. Haokloy, Of New
York; Mrs M. l.. Jackson, Of Philadelphia
Messrs. Kaufman, weyl, Dorian, Thorpe and
Baumgrass, artists; Mr.; and Mrs, Nealyj DR.
q. y. Cox and ladies; Col. Wheeler; Madame
Buel, and Mrs. Den. TullOch.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

On Saturday afternoon, about o'clock, con.
siderable excltemsnt WAS Oceasloned In the
nsiRhborhood Of Howard university by tho re-
port that an IrishmAn, named Joseph Kelly,
who lived with his family on the Seventh.street
road, had committed suicide by cutting his
throat with razor. On visiting the mans
house the story was found to be correct, and the
follo wing circumstances In CONGESTION with the
matter gained; He had been con fined to his bod
for several months past, suffering from com.
plicatiOn Of diseases, and on Saturday morning
was attacked with severe Eriping palms In the
body, nom which he underwent severe agony,
and his terrlble and pitsous groans showed bis
suhsring 70 DO Intense.
A physician was In attendance, but the msdi.
cine pFdsuribed appeared 70 aiiord no relief HIS
condition rsmaintd upchanged duIipK ms day,
and uhap his wife feturpad 10. Vi RON, eboat
thrss o,olodk. ifom nllluh nhs had besh Abssnt
only few moments, she was horrinod 10 ind
him with deep ghah cut across the throat, from
which the blood vas flowing Freely, and which,
In his struggles, had been apattersd all over tho
bed. He held razor tightly clenehed In his
hands, and the evldenesg were palpable that
death bad been wrought by his own action. Only
q short while previous To tho oommittal Of the
deed his wife had been using the razor 10 trim
his toe. nails, and after finishing thOughtlsssly
len II within his reach, not Tor one moment con.
templAting that such a terrible result would
follow. She asorlbsa his motive in Committing
this act 10 rid himself Of his physical GulieTnES
which be has been heard 70 say were beyond ihe
power Of endurance. Later IN the evening the
coroner held an Inquest on the body and yer.
dlotWas rendered In accordance with the facts
a. above stated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

P" -
EgK'rollnE Is In order.
Look out for sells to-day.
Don,t kiok old hats ON the sIdeWalkE
rS- ,,..-,s..,'. ,Ia,I, ,,.,,..,,,.,..,, -,
Ing .'ss,. ~. QUAY
Inc quesseh VI tne uay-"Ate you going TO
Aho eiOeA
The popular cry among the Juveniles OF the
city" Have you got an egg 10 pick 2"
MarlniG carnival ooterle this evening isn't n
sail By any means
rox.na,.hi. nonI.. ara In s,yI. sou,. q,
AN ~ coa,s brths naIIS VardSn na,tspn VI
IT,. ,S,sIo,,. .r,r0.n,. =, a. i,o,.Sr..
~ iiSS NJ = y, ~, 1870 y, nv bV'einneh'
Will Oo0io eo-uAJ ~ - S'oVn'
It was windy last night-sllghtly. March
came In, staid, and went out ike Iona roar
ing ons at that
Rem Butler and Sunset Cox tile leaders Of thu
two parties in the House, arc said 10 be nutual
AdmiTers and quite friendly with each Other
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
TEMPERANCE
Wnnra Iaaaua

The hIeetiaE Of the washington Tempe
rance League.
Another Of the series Of meetings being held
under the auspices Of the Washington Tempe
rance League was held last evening At the
Masoulo Temple, Gen. Leggett presiding, who,
ater the meeting had been opened BY dero.
tlcnal services, said that they had Instituted
the meetings with twofold obloct-ono 70 pro-
mulgate temperance, and the other TO awaken
the Christian community on the subject II was
and think 90 little Of puttlng down this evil aud
crime Of intemperance.
There was disposition to separate the preach.
ing Of the gospel from these practical things Of
lie. There was too much talk about these
blessings, without thinking to apply them prac-
tically. There was too much stumbling along
IN a e Of IL sSS 90
was thoroughly satisfied ~ one.hAlf Of thoss
who professod Christianity would put their
shove n. great monster intsmpsrance from on
the face Of tho globe. There was three times
more spent TO destroy the body and soul than
was spent 70 educate the children and spread
MI Butler, Of Philadelphia, said he was
always ready TO speak word In the cause lie
thought the Ersa, work rested Win tho rising
thoy must begin with tho boys. They could
hardly expect To- succeed u they dii not have
tho AID Of the churches ChristiAnity was the
the city that night, and doubtless hundreds
were then drinking tho vile poison that would
forever make them senseless TO the In.
men for all manner Of crimes, from the
| least TO the greatest II they ever expected
TO make success 10 the Temperance cause they
positions look look TO them for support, and
must receive II Gro they can be elevated 10 posi-
lions Of homer and trust Then stand up TO !,
| and defend IT, II was their right TO stand mp In
| their manhood and dignity and denounco such
an evil. The time had come when q great onae,
was demanded 70 drive intempetanee from the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

Tomorrow evening this gentleman, an Irish
clergyman Of tho wesleyan Methodist church,
will dellverA lecture at Lincoln hall on the sub
ject mental activities Of the age Of the Bible"
Mr.. Guards eloquence Is most natterlnKly
spoken Of and no doubt the lecture will prove
10th Instructive and ent0rtnininR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01


The board Of fre commissioners held an ad.
iournel meeting at their rooms on SATURDAY
evening.
company No. l, from the rolls, was reconsldersd
Mr. Stone was then granted an extension Of
leave Of absence for thirty dayL
Mr. BAyly moved that joseph Parrish be APP
pointed acting foreman Of No. engine, and
notified the board that he would prefer charges
against the present foreman OF that company at
an early day. Tho motion, after considerable
debate, was agreed to by the following vote
Yeas-Metsrs. Bayly, COLLINS, McDeyitt, and
Smith. Nays-Mossrs. Barker and Baker. De.
ollning 20 vote Mt, Booker.
A resolution offered BY Mr. MeDevitt was
adopted Afnrmatory Of the existing law placing
the engineers aud tlllermon In charge o. their
respective houses aud apparatus In all cases Of
The secretary was directed TO furnish the
board with a statement OF the outstanding 10.
debtedness Of the department. The chair laid
lion. N. 2. Chapman, MessrL A. q, Riddle, N.
q. Orduay, D. A. Boswell, John y. Cook, Peler
Campbel, W. II. slater, and many others, rec.
ommendinR Mr., VIM. II. Lewis for the position
Of foreman Of No. 1, in case Of vncancyi which
Mr.. Smith said that there were but two sign.
ing the letter that resided In No. engine dis
A letter was read from Perry Carson, asking
that the department bo allowed 70 participate
In the emancipation celebration.
tee on apparatus.
Mr.. Smith said that there was a rumor on the
streets that any member voting against grant:
Ing such permission was sounding his political
death knoll and 30 TAR as he was concerned, al.
though he was a eolored man. he could not SEQ
that the colored men had any more right TO have
the hro department 10 their parade than the
| Irish on ST. Patriek's day, or the Germans when
| paradlng Tor their annual pchuetEen.
Amer iurthor debate the motion to refer was
| adopted, but was rocOnsidoTed on motion Of Mr..
| MoDovitt who AitorWarda moved that the en-.
/ tire department be ordered out on that day.
| Mr. Collins offered a substitute referring the
matter TO the chief and assistant chief engineer
to get all the Information possible In reference
| to The proposed celebration and report at the
next meeting. Agreed TO,
MIR. Smith said that he had boon informed BY
| the secretary Of the emancipation convention
that the resolution requesting the para1e Of the
department had never passed that body, but had
been given 10 tho public As q part Of their OF.
heial proceedings by one who was . participant nj
| In the convention.
Tho board then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

PLAIN WORDS ron THs PEoPLH.Ewhsn
broken down in health, strength and spirits II ls
not necessary that We should ask medical man
whether an invlEorant IL necessary. Common
sense tells US that II IL. The only question 10
DO decided 10 what the invigorant shall be- A
standard tonic and restorative, witch has been
many years before the public, and IN which mil.
lions Of the Intelligent classes reposo the fullest
faith, seems, In case like this, TO present the
strongest claims TO the confidence Of the prudent
invalid. Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs may be
truly said 10 possess these high reoommen da.
tons, Its triumphant progress during period
uniform success which attends It's use In indi.
gestion, nervous debility, hillary complaints,
lover and Ague, and all ailments which depress
the physical system and eneryAts the mind, On.
title II 70 the rank Of a standard national spo-
CHE. II T. regarded 10 that light BY the com.
munity at large, and hundreds Of Thousands Of
both sexes resort 70 II At this season . q pre-
yentivo ofthat numerous and harassing class Of
diseases which take their rise from the mlas.
matte winds and vapors u spring. II lisa slim
ulant. t0nio, an Alternative and mild ape
rlsnt-ior essential restorative and protective
elements OF the materiA msdlca-unitod In a
single agreeable preparation. Every ingredient
4 vegetable, Of tho finest quality, and abso-
lutely pure. Hostetters Bitters 10 better
known, held IL greater esteem, and commands
Alarger sale, than any other proprietary medi.
cine manufactured In this country or imported
from abroad. MWSF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
Ir.Ianh Ard IIsr ann..

The National theatre was crowded last night
Win me Hlenn. ana anmiers OF ~. Lhtnet
subject. The proceeds, II may DO said, were TO
DO given TO the Little Sisters Of Mercy, and II
certainly Melted them handsome sum. The
lecture AbOunds In choice passages OF sentiment
and wit, and TO say that the audience hppre-
olatod II would but iAintly convey an idea Of the
applause bestowed on the eloquent speaker.
He referred In glowing terms 10 the past his.
tory Of the Isle and her hero sons, counseled
that the spirit which had Actuated them should
be ever unaffected by their descendants, and
pictured glorious future, which was certainly
In store for tho suherInR nAllon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
AnnUsENS ENrs,

Tn, hrst detachment Of ForepauEhG great |
scum and the elephant Ia, reached hero yesterday |
forenoon. The menagerle arrived iator In the |
day, and at midnlsht the baggage train aud |
o'eas eHns .,,sss'.',,.N - .,,
winter quaItetsl N % pn,a last Monaayl
,Jty to WILMINGTON without nccldsnt.
No exhibition were given at any place along |
tho route, the proprietor having dotsrmined 70 |
si,v ss,, ~ nsnnio g5,oSsd ,bs .,shiish
mont Is il went "marchinE ON from town 70 |
town, and great dii1eulty was experienced in |
several places, on account OF want o. hay
and oats for the horses, and subei,tenee tot the
meni the entire number o. men and h0rtoe con.
neotsd with the establishment being not less
than I'VE hundred and tventy,nye, and ~ the
ann, T,su,.i Tas,ory. nnd ana np Two H a,hgss
places. me concern actually deyoured he sntire
amount Of forage and food contained In these
PiT1sss 49,, ...,..,. ,...-....,..
viii start from the lot, on ths corner Of siSth
street, and make a grand holiday parade through
our pr,neipsl streets The Musical Car Of the
81 lion, viii head the eayaleSds, tben Vii US,
rear the Eiraffe caxe and an onsn den Of uab,
and tigers, performed by Herr Darius the man
VIC nearly lost his lie Few weeks since while
nj es. Mn XIV th ny, otutesi ion nne ant
ing aioli the CODES Of llbertyi beauIifa drove
OF Shetland ponies In harness, and all the new
and elegant museum cages will follow, horses
plumed and drivers uniformed. A mechanical
Eymnast viii perform as tho procession moves.
Exhibltion. every afternoon and evening this
week. with pleasant weather, we predict an
immense attendance, and recommend the estab-
ale Al Pms mn,s s,crs ,,r ~ h,oI,s 'or
s.,... a. ,,-.---,- - =,
o'n,sh, ,ho Gcr.rnns,. Nanstnn $500 ~.
49, ., .S,,' 49, ,',' S,N.I,N So
49, ~ Wy isssoo Lep' - mn
ia 'sO'.t ", wy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

The patsntess Of the National Automatic
signal-boI,n for fiTo-aiarm purposes, are, a. We
are Informed, about 70 establish a J0int-stoek
OF ahording 10 every city and town In the coun-
try a ohoap and i:ost effective system Of nrs-
alarm telegraph.
Isns have had a large experience In electric
science, and bring 10 The public q complete sys-
TEN OF their owni henoo they have no royalty 70
nav a. a license. This, IN connection with the
hot that they will be prepared within . few
weeks 10 manufacture their siEnAlbo1es, Eongs,
bellstrikers, 80, 40, IN this city, 1.-THE maohin.
cry for which Is already hero,) VIII be hailed
with 10y by all woll-Wi6heTH for the future pros
peritY oI the national eApltaL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

USEFUL EAUre WORTH KNOWING.
THuRsroB's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder ls the
best Dentriice In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouyRS's Inodorous KID Glove Cleaner is far
superior 10 anything known.
THoMrsoN's Pomade optlms Is exquisite. II
softens, boautihes, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

This time honored organization held its an.
nual celebration on last Saturday afternoon at
Columbian college. Tho occasion was one long
to be remembered by those who participated In
II. There were present all the members Of the
fraternity, together with invited honorary
guests. After few moments spent IN social
converse the company sat down TO most sump.
Henry Aibsrs. RMf. IL ". b. Brown presided
at tho table. Amer ample justice had been done
10 the tempting yiands the following toasts were
responded 10 with scidts
I. 1.-THE Fratcrnity-its past present aud fu.
ture." Responded 10 by Mr.. Il. y. Brommsr.
q 'Tho Exclusion Of Wines from College and
Social Gatherings" Responded TO by Mr. L.
. "fhs Glass Of 'Tl-our honored predeces.
sors." Responded to by Mr.. q. w, Brown.
l. "Tho PhllOphreniAn SOciety-brikht her
past, dark her present, and uncertain her fu-
ture." Response by Mr.. J. o. Aglionby.
8. "wOman-her rights must be guaranteed,
her wrongs must DO rOdressed." Responded to
By Mr.. q, 4. Nourse, Of lafayette.
Q. "Our guests" Responded to BY Mr.. J. L.
4 Z wonasrsO Of the East" Responded to by
s. "MSn or monkey" Response By Mr.. ]. t.
: Q. aTha American Trio-and the Consttu.
ton Response by Mr.. IL. W. u. Brown.
10. "The American StaEe-As tho promoter ol
morality Response by Mr.. y, T. Browning.
II. college ffaternitief." Response BY Mr.
@. u. Rowe.
IL THE Board Of Trustees and the era Of 70
form." Response by Mr.. W. r. HaVenner.
Amer further literary entertainment and thu
transaction OF important business the eonelavt
adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES ~ NE,V hDyEUTIsRNENTS.
srn notles Of Rolllson Colburn, register cfthe
parish Of the Incarnation.
A aoLD BHAoELET has been lost,
A RoAN MORSE has been lost
THs steamer City OF Washington Is now on
the ferry line between Washington and Alex.
andria.
WIN. L. WALL q Co, auotloneers, will sell on
Monday, April q, at O'Clock p. M, lot No. 10,
10 square 100.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

At the meeting Of the committee Of the lodges
OF knights OF PythiAs, on Friday night last, an
executive committee, consisting Of I'VE mem,
bsrs, was appointed 70 make all the arrange
quarters OF the committee was established at
the once Of p. s. q. Plant, sos Z street north
west, and Il 10 desirable that all members OF the
Order, who desire to obtain oommutAti0n tickets
will call At the said once and register their
nameg II IA underltaod thai there will be q
drill Of the members on Friday night, April 4
Thois having u1liorms Win BE- requested %
wear their swords and fAtigue.oAps. The com
mitioe will announce null programme q so
A. prnrar arInngemante can b m11e.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

David CLARK and William Scott got into q
quarrel on Saturday about some lovely female
when the former allowed his temper 70 gel the
best OF him, and drew pistol and shot The lat
tor through the arm. The injured man wa
taken to the hospital 70 have his wound dressed
ever, and VIII soon DO oyOrhAuled by tho polioa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

Begin by saving money. A fow dollars saved
each month may give you start In life.
Begin q savings account In the Freedmdn's
Servings Bank, and put away something every
month. The Bank pays ttr per cent. Interest
from the nrst day Of April next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

At a meeting Of the GalllsAn FIshermon,
held at their hall yesterday, an Invitation 70
participate In the emancipation celebration, on
the 10th OF April, was received and accepted.
Jesse Taylor was appointed ehiSi mArshal and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

I.aumer Clsary will sell, at $50 o'clock this
afternoon, on the premises, q valuable lot on q
street, between Twentieth and TWenty.nrst
streets.
Also, at the japanese Store, corner Of Elov.
enth and streets, at 1880 o'clock .. IN, . nno
assortment Of Japan, China and Indian goods.
Also, ~ o'clock p, m, In 'front.' OF the prom.
aea the unox pirod lease Of part OF lot In square
81, situated on corner Of Twelfth and X streets.
Green Williams will sell At o'clock y IN,
In front Of the premises, valuable improved prop
erty, on street, between Fourth and Finn
streets west.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
CITY ITEMS.

Tar DooLHTs YEAsr PowDHR-you will
soon ind u not only the best, but also the cheap
est Baking Powder Put mp full, net weight
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

Mr.. widows, the sklilfal mAnlpulator Of the
Metropolitan (M III church ohiinsa, SxoeIied
himself yesterday In his rendition OF the tunes
selected with special reference 10 Easter Sun.
day, and while all were we'll played the "GlorlA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
BEGAN & WYLIE
Steamship Lines.

Steamship Lines.
ENoR NEW YORK. BOsToN AND NORFOLK.
On aud sftss Deoombor /. IsI, the steAm,r LADY
OF THK LAKK, carrying the Unltsd
States Mail. viii leave orouoh's wharf, -A a
foot Of Sixth street. Mondays. wsduss. nzel7 -
sSNOrioif ITO me X 4 n sisspsSip dS%pSny 10
oonpsay foS New TogE, making sent weekly freight
frorn the aboysnamed cities. The virginia \. y. %.
s,eamer, ieays Nsg Hork Tuesdays and Saturdays ~
kssStsesv,D b. qroast, Norfolk. Val ". Eldrldss.
Tsos " 6roaos Val tsssiss md sp dsiiSsr rSsSt a,
Sinh stryst VII aTi unlu O'clock, ., N.
DORSEY OLAoKrr. oe1srHl AGsnt,
d.su Cor. Fitesu,h .trss, and Nav Nav Yor1 ave.
M KkJHAHis LINZ OF srkAhsHIPb
WARRINGTON AND NKw YORK.
Hereafter tho ans stssEnships n. O. KNIGHT. john
%,s: .;Fu, NV SS ESbS TRTEs sE sa@H
bRiA. whsifINdTHISsS, .Sd ito1saosaETowN , :.
follows. Leave NEw YoRK from PisI 81 Est River,
:,: : ~ n. n md 'fiifSeEE22ss Skki g.
as:t Il. Il
% - ths corner Of ssrentsen,h srsss md forh
S.ii.ti "f Prssiasal
ZION LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
i"HAS LINE s 2S I'M spH s E5ss SAILING
SATURDAY and s.srn.l. TuKspAYn
AIsnsss ..s III e. g I'D ,5c Fd .1s AZ
f0rm't 5oa iHP5 Dale,
ASsff55 B5iHH afSSSssaIS't o.;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
Medical.

DH. JOnNsTor,s ,u,
BALTIMORE LOOK HohPTTAL.
From his srtSnsVS pTaelios In the great Hospitals
Europe .ad ne a5s - tRis souniiy. vi kesiasai
81 OF OF iH ifiSf IN ' 1 ''
A CURE WkRRAEIKp II TWO DAYS
lnp SS dssss bsbiss. SsrsSS.ass. pSsP.p;s
Il sa e. a:.1. f9l iii Ts:SSIss DPs. Y ssSi
es uiddinea., Disaa4s q he hedd. Throsn hose Or
tsrIibls aisoIdsr1 arisas fro@ ths Bo
lEfT HAbtts Of Youth sncInf and soltAry RrAotlosl
M Msdasrs q JlyssSs bShtns their most Brliahe
hopes AntieipatiOnn, Rendering marriage, As, I'm
p''''' YOUNG MIN
yha hsys iniured thsnsslIea ~ certain practice IN
sasa 70 % = so q sH.
Ps5.ss pc;.isis. "a as:GO5s SotS SiaS ssS Jed
Whsl ~ thel Jeans man. tns hops q be eosn
dpiRinE In . certain ssoFst hGbA. :
nAERIAQM.
Hsss ssisg aware q p65slasi ssslasss DE- Z f!s.
creative pogeE-1mpalsnoyJ NsEvoaa Elaitahtlity.
ssy oihsT dis9asIIHsatios sDssdis fsisssd.
aDho lottars Tsosiyed unlssl pgsiD,d end eonaain,
s6oud sais sss and ssaa al poSos d sdvsTssSssi
describing aYnptomS.
EKDoRsKMKHT OF the EHEsg.
he ast u years, And he nqIasF9us 6uTsi9a
OpoTatisni parlormsd ~ D. Johnston, Sttne..ed b
poiess al ~hioh Appeared aEan aad saAin before th5
e ssa S S::s.sSsSSssinS :as;as IasIss:. . .:
ogFIUR, ' SOUTH FRERPEREEK sEy,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
sEOReETOWN AFrAIRs.

-. !. -. :. -
THE RECEIPTS Of coal on Saturday By the va
riou' coal companies were about 500 tons.
Tur CAuAr T,o.t ng.,tt. fa..h.,, 49,. n.
lin Ma bs. arrIys9 ri,h ~ irgn ~,
sotSs wa,s,s sn S0 M Ro Ivy T Poa noSr 20
bbIs eement ~ sam. rhs ioahs M ths in,. ~
level Of the canal. nj the basin sre now rspairod
nsa ne ISs y,vst passing uaiy s''he o"'n' Freely
THE RIyER.Oon soldaeion Coal CQmpany'g
mthnIi-Ciearel, schrs Judge Hopkins, Tor
hiehmend, Win rs ,9ns o. cgali Msry Francis,
Ior Richmond, with lottonsi clara, for Norwich,
VIII ~ tons ,,---,- -,
borden Mining uompanys WhAfi-uleared,
, ,ch N, =, koekhil iot Jersey CITY, with
Nth ~ tons Arrived ,chts, Hattie Page,
aslPhlsi Z. "; Hsddls, from Philadelphia W
p,,,a,o,,u sr,v,,xa yr.r-,,.x IA. 49,.
vinss y, frinitv y n .hns.h -. 81 ~ ~
,nIsy.s,,na chs,acisy Mnsa,,,s g,s.s ."S ma ,a
n r gao, un n Lse ssuPsrintendenee Of
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Al "a Johns p. y. church Raw. Mr.. A. n
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SSndsomsly deoer"tod. and a solIsotion Va
ehureh, when rssuitsd handsoneiy' Wv
Grace p. Z church was largely attended yes.
terdAy, and the exercises were Of the most i'm.
posing character, In the afternoon concert was
given by the scholars Of the Sabbath school,
Al Christ p. Z. church, Rev. W. Williams,
Ing, under the leaderthlP Of Oolonel Seligson,
was rendered with powerful eject The follow.
| ing wete peiI92t meu. Opaning pleye, .nnAmma.
tns ~ Rosslnii Easter anthemi BY Dudley Busk,
ploIIN ~ mllLatui Juo'Ia'c' py Dahks' EAster
hymn py Spohr'
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