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by b. h. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker ana Anctionesr,
No. 12S Seventh street.
PUBLIC SALE OF IMPROVED RIVAL ESTATE
On SEVENTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN
MhSsAGhUSkTfS AVENUE AND NORTH d
shall offer fer sale at public auction in front of
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Jane,
city OF washinston, known as part Of lots No. Is
and ~ IN square No. s6s, beginning on 9TH street
and runnip 2 thence south 80 feet inches: thence
west % feet thence north SO feet inches; thence
east 70 feet 20 the beginning with the
thereon: consisting OF two snail frame ten sments
Terms; one half cash; bal ance In two equal install
mente at and IL m nths from day Of sale. Notes
OIL purchaser to be given for deferred payments
beerne interest at per cent. from day Of sale Sc
cured sy deed OF trust on the property. Copyeyan.
cling and stamps at r1rchaser's cost. $50 down
when the property Is sold.
is1ot BRAINARD 81. WARNER, Auctr.
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STEAMBOAT LINES,
~ KDUCIloN In PASSAGE RATES.
ANCHOR LlHE sTEAMERs

EDuCTloN IL PASSAGE RATES.
ANCHOR LaHH sTEAMERs
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY..
=. fasseneers ecoket 10 and from any'Rsilvay
9on or seaport in Great Britain; ireland, s<e4aa
sol Ssss fs slsias. s sss &:
Cabin fare from INV YORK TO LONDON. Luv.
day .s,samsIs, ESQ: b. saturday . steamers. SsS
ExcuRuoN TICKETS, slse.
LI,isrmedas'e, sss; s'serase, sss: ali payable IN
Fs s.a ,. ss1sas i .ss ss in 9: o oGs
n.y,s hEEfsS SiIiss s ssSTsTks,
EoR NEW YORK, BOSTON AND NOR
Z FOLK, AND THE SOUTH.
On and afer Monday, April "a ls-2, the Steamer
" Wiz q, ! II Lev; sSsSs$
W., seansetias q Ncrfof viii the N. N. ssssn
VIRGINS cenpsns Tor New S YORK., u,ssi n ~
Seesly frsss. from he shove nsm;s eide:
Tisss' Alssssad1is, Va: o: wate., eeorsetsvn,
cs a, ss srec, c Ss n MI receive and deliver
Branch Ticket oface at knoxs Exiress, COS
DORSEY oLAeETT, seaq Agent,
spls-tr Plants store. corner 18th and Y.sy,
NV ExPREss LINE, VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA VASE
lSGT0E And GEORGETOWN, d. O.
Regular railing Gays from Pier No 3, Nora
MhSrves, Phisdei phia, every WEDNESDAY, AM
SATURDAY, a. II no.
Iron 80 Water street. Georeetovn, ever WE'D
NESpAY and SATUR DAY at 10 O. m
freight received NJ any time.
Apply 20 G.. D. HYDE, IS Water street, Gserr.
Va; Nj. CLipE co., ls South Delaware Ave
sre, PHILADELPHIA MOTT
MERCHANTS LINE or sTEAAsEIPs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the Fine Steamships T. @. KNIGHT sn<
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <o6>DS
~ trips between EEWYORK ,ALEXAN-4
CRlA. WASHINGTON and GE0RdE-
TOWN, es follows leave NEW YORK from Pfel
81, East River, every SATURDAY ate ,. N. Leave
GkOkGETOWN every FRIDAY at o. 10 !, and
ALExANpRIA the same day Of l2 N.
For fun Information Apply % r. P. A. pEEHAA.
Agent, once and wharf foot Of High street. 6eorse
town, or ct the corner OF 18th street AID New Yorl
avenue,
jell-a Nv. THOMPSON, Presidents.
SHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH
~ ttd ths Rtckm0ad, FtsfGsessbws
dHd Potomac Ltns.-steamers leave
seventh street Wharf, twice daily
(enuday p no. exceptsd,l Of rs o. and IL 30 o. N
once, soy Pennsylvania avenue. myl7-r
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pY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyania ave. and 18th street
Star Once Buildings,

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
AND 22D STREETS,
kk BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated May
E,"H 18th, ISL and duly recorded in Lber No $40
.folio 226, being one of the land records for
Washington county, in the District of Columbia
and by the written direction OF the party secured
thsreby will offer at public auction in trout OF
the premises, on TgESDAY, June 18th, 1872, at y
O'Clock p M, the western twenty feet of Lot No II
in square No. 20 as the same is distinguished on the
plat or plan OF the city of Washington, ID. c., will
Frame Dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash; residue in aud IL months
with interest from day of sale; deferred payments
TO be secured by a deed of trust on the property
sold. Conyeyancing and stamps at cost of purcha.
20 down at time of sale III the terms of sale
are not complied with in five days from time of sal
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
after giving three days notice in some Newspaper
publ shed in the city Of Washington
PATRICK ALLEN. Trustee
jell-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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QY LATIMER q CLEARY,
ID Auctleneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Pennsy v ania ave and nth AZ
Star ONCE Buildings,

CRIMSON REP pARLOR sUITE-1 PIECES,
GGTHsEER PARL0R AsD FINE OHAMBER
MARBLE-TOP, WALNUT AND PAINTED
COTTAGE SUITES. HAIR AND HUSK MAT
TRESeES. FEATHER BEDS, B0LSTERS AND
PILLOWS LARGE LOT OF FINE OLD MA,
HQGAMT FURNITURE, CROCKERY AND
SITES, &C Sc.;-ALSO, ONE SIN ALL B0RG.
LAB PROOF SAFE, AT Al CrlON.
n On SATURDAY MORNING, June 1 5th
VA 1872, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell
in front Of auction rooms large asso tim ant
Of the above mentioned-together with mn.
merous other-articIes.
Terms: Cash. LATIMER & CLEARLY,
Jl3 2t Auctioneers
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RY WIN. l.. WALL GO. Auctfoneers,
- New Marble Building,
No. 900 and 902, s. W. COR. Penn. ave. ard 9Th ST
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

~ By virtu Of deed Of trust given to me dated
IN 18th Of March, 1854, and recorded in one of the
= land records Of the county Of Washington, D.
u, in iber g. A. g., No rs, folio Sf shall proceed
to sell upon the premises, On MONDAY, June 5, at
6oelock p. M, lot Is, in reservation No ii, together
with the improvements situated on Second street
west. between north b and c streets,
The attention of buyers is called TO this sale, as
the property is situated in central part of the city
Terms: $1,000 cash; balance in 6, IL, Is, and "a
deferred notes secured by deed of trust and
bearing ger cent interest. Cony 9yarcing stamps
&c. at pur chssers cost. deposit Of 100 required
as soon as the property is sold.
CHARLES McNAMEE, Trustee.
W. l.. WALL Il CO, Auct q
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED US-
III MONDAY, june 9TH, same hour aud lace.
CHARLES McNAMEE, Trustee.
jill w, l.. WALL a 90, Aucts
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by THOS. f WAGGAMAE, Real Estate Auct
~ ol9 It'll street, opposite Post ONCE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE, NO4OS
l31a STREET WEST.
~ On THURSDAY, June 18th, at o'clock n
I1 m, shall offer for sale ON the premises, the
above property; lot 25x6o, improved by frame
Terms: One third cash. balance ia 6, 8, and IL
months; deferred note secured on property sold
Colyeyancing and stamps at purchasers cost $50
down. THOS. Il WAGGAMAN,
Je sta Auctioneer.
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Rf b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and uctioueer
No. 729 7th street, between and a.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS In
SQUARES 599 AND 593
- BY virtue Of q deed of trust to Us, dated
August Is, ISL, aud duly recor led in Libsr No.
655, folio 4y6, one of the land records of
Washineton, District OF Colhmbis, and at the re-
quest of the party thereby secured will sell at
der, on WEDN ESDAY,J june IL, 1917, at 6 o clock
m: Lot numbered six &c. In square numbered We
hundred and ninety nine, situated on o and Canal
streets 8. W. Also. on the same day, at 6: 80
O'Clock p. m, part CT Square numbered 593. Begin
ming for the same at the northeast corner of said
square. and running thence west along the line OF
south street 100 feet; thence in stra ght line at
right angles to said street south ll7 feet thence
100 feet thence north NY feet to the place Of
beginning; lying In the city Of W ashington.
Terms will be made known on the day of sale All
stamps and convey ancng at the Of the purcha-
ser. 8 80 down when each lot is struck of. In case
the terms are not complied with in seven days after
SALE the property will be resod, the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser.
ID. l.. EATON, I'M
CLIO. W. sTIOKNEY,S trustees.
m25-eoads b. II. WARMER, Auct.
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
W WEDNESDAY. june 90 ,ls72, same hour and place.
GEO. ". fsHfTf6KNEY. Trustees.
iel3 eo&ds b. WARNER Auct
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionaers,
- Northwest corner 10th and ID streets

UNI0NTOWN AT AUCTION
"a On MONDAY, the nth instant, at 61s
Toelock m, We shall sell, on the prem e.
- Lots Nos IS, 81, IS and SO, being % feet front
each lot By 80 feet deep, situated at the corner of
Fillmore and Washington streets.
Terms: One half cash; balance and u months,
Tor notes bearing interest and secured by q deed of
trust on the premises. All convey ancng and reve-
Due stamps at the cost of the purchaser. SIS do wn
on each lot at time Of sale.
jels-st GRgEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-26
THE ILLNESS OF HORACE GREELEY.

THE ILLNESS OF HORACE GREELEY.
All true and generous hearts will SYM
pathize with this distinguished man in his
present condition. The death of his wife
and the burning at sea Of his only daugh-
ter's betrothed husband, coming together
at the close Of campaign which taxed
all his powers, has been too much for him,
and he lies PROSTATE. No portion Of the
people will be reader or more earnest in
their sympathies than those who felt it their
duty to vote against him.
In this great sorrow let every thought be
buried, except Of the good deeds which
have made his name illustrious, and the
sutferings that now wiring his noble heart.
The decent portion of the press and the
people ceased the war when the canvass
closed, and Mr.. Greeley became private
citizen again. IF there be those who would
still gloat over his misfortunes, let the
scorn and indignation of every honest man
pursue them. Such anefable meaaness de-
serves to be pilloried before tho whole
world
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-26

WELL SAID.-We copy with pleasure
from the last Capital the following truth.
full words in relation to the amenities of
editorial intercourse:
The man who uses the journal he con-
trolls to grstify his personal enmity ia UNI
worthy the high place Of editor. and when
the columns are given up to the stupid epi-
thets thrown at rival, the editor only
gives evidence of stupidity and decay. The
treatment of each other in print should be
as courteous as that which marks their in
tercourse in private life. Editors do not
meet each other, hoN much soever they
may differ politically or antagonize in busi-
ness, with epithets common to their coli
umns. And why should there be such
difference? The explanation is not compli.
mentary to our profession. Bloody noses
and black eyes would be the result. and
therefore have we civil tongues to balance
orr printed malice.
To realize the difference between our
style of editing and that known as imper-
sonal, one has only 10 dip in the files of
any European journal. The dignity, force
and pleasant reading of the one and low
tone Of the other are painfully apparent.
We are possessed of a laudable ambition
in this direction, and long since determined
that if we could not abuse brother editor
to his face we certainly would not while
hid behind press and in the security of an
editorial room. Certainly life would be
more agreeable and our business far more
digniied and successful! were such course
possible to all.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS
New York lfeln1

Ne'o York, November 26.--A nitro
glycerine explosion near Yonkers, blew
two persons to atoms. and fatally hurt
several. The explosion was caused BY
some young men, who in playfulness threw
stones at can of the dangerous COM
pound.
The World says: "The reports of an
alarming nature regarding Mr.. Greeley are
utterly without foundation. His friends
have the utmost faith in rest and exemption
from the cares Of busincss.n
The steamer Baltic brought to this port
the crew of the ship Assyria, which she
found at sea water-logged.
A steamer, with canal-boat in tow. coll
llded last night with an unknown steamer
and both We're sunk. The crews SWAN
ashore.
The city estimates show that it will re.
quire slo,5O0,Oo0 for municipal expenses
The Kyle Silk Manufacturing Company
has failed. Liabilities 100000. John d.
Kyle. the principal incorporation, is miss
ing.
Snow, rain and sleet has been the order
of the day here since nine o'clock this
morning.
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NIetenrology Record.

A careful record of the changes Of
weather, as the thermometer indicates them,
and as the barometer predicts them, is one
OF much advantage to farmers as also the
facts shown by attention to the rain gauge.
These instruments cost but little, and q
little systematic care in noting and making
their indications, afford interesting as we'll
aa useful pastime, few minutes each day.
We enjoyed o visit last week at the
farm of Uhalkley Gillingham, the intelli-
gent president of the Woodlawp Farmers
Club, of Fairfax county, when he showed
us some curious and useful tables and dia-
grams, which be has been in the habit of
making for years past, from the showing of
the above implements at his place.
He has prepared sheet for each month,
ruled out with blank spaces for making the
indications of thermometer and barometer
three times each day--morning, noon and
nIght--with space, also, to show the
days and quantity of rainfall and snow.
He also keeps large blank book, ruled
for the purpose with parallel lines, to
mark temperature, &C., and perpendicular
lines for the day of the month, q
page assigned to each month; and as it
lies open shows, at glance, all the
corresponding phenomena for two months
by figures and diagrams for both Their
lnolneter and barometer, in which points
and zigzag lines. up and down, indicate &C.
curately the changes Of temperature and
weather in profile drawing much reseIn.
bling the protiles of topography or eleva'
tons and depressions made by engineers
for railroads and canals. So that at 6
glance we may turn to the proper page fol
any month Of the present or past year
and see exactly what was the temperature
or quantity of rainfall ON any day.
Friend Dillingham; has kept these records
| in figures and diagrams for several years
and their examination furnish useful ant
interesting study, which it would DO wei
for the farmers to indulge in and keep 70
future reference. D. s. Q.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Grants official majority in Wisconsin
is ls,493.
j. B. Keyes & Co., bankers, of Gin.
natl, have suspended.
George Lewes, publisher, is another
missing man in Gotham.
Prominent citizens of Cincinnati have
rendered Governor Morton banquet.
The election cases were presented in
the United States court in New Orleans
yesterday, and will occupy the court all
the week.
--Rosenzweig, the abortionist, was re-
manded to jail for new trial yesterday,
Judge Fancher denying the application for
bail under writ of habeas corpus.
"A complimentary banquet was given
to Hon. L. b. Washburne, in Chicago, last
night. About two hundred guests were
present, among them Senator Logan, Gov
ernor Oglesby, Mayor Medill, Ex-Governor
Bross, General Horace Porter, and others.
"A construction train on the Atchison.
Leavenworth and Santa Fe railroad passed
through herd of buifaloes yesterday
covering an extent OF country ten miles
long and two miles wide. Tho valley is
full of hunters. Fourteen hundred buffalo
hides and saddles were brought to Fort
Dodge yesterday.
The total vote of Kansas, according to
the official returns, is 1903, 900, being an
increase of AZ 900 in two years. This in.
dicates an increase in the population Of oyel
100000 in two years, which is believed tc
DO unprecedented in tho history of any
| other State.
The Conservatives Of the North Caro-
lima Legislature yesterday nominated eX
| Governor Vance for the United States SEN
atorship. Seven or eight of Judge Merri
mons friends will withdraw from the eau
Gus. The balloting will commence at moo
tomorrow.
| A revenue fraud case against VIM.
Wild L Co., of Boston, is said to hav
been compromised by defendants payinl
into the United States Treasury $500, 900
The amount originally claimed by the gov
eminent was 81 100000. The suit agains
the same firm in New York has been com
promised by the payment of 100000.
--Brigadier General Irwin Mcdowell
who stands at the head of the list of officer
of his grade, was yesterday appointed Ma
jor General to fill the vacancy occasione
| by the death of General Meade. Generi
Hancock, who has been in command of tn
Department of Dakota, has been asslgne
to the Department OF the East, with b
headquarters at Phlladelphia.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-26

SUPREME COURT OF APpEALs.--D.
P. Halsey and L. N. Williams, Esqs., of
Lynchourg, qualified to-day as attorneys
in this court.
A writ of supersedeas was awarded in
the case of Geo. Fl. Burch. Mayor of
Lynchburg, vs.. William w. Hardwicke.
The case of Read VS.. the Commonwealth
was argued by the Attorney General for
the Commonwealth, and by Messrs, W.
& j. W. Daniel and I. N. Williams for
the prisoner.
The court will not call the docket any
farther, except to hear the cases already
set for trial, but will proceed to dispose Of
the cases already argued and now in the
hands of the court,
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evening state gul,raaI.
THE FEDERAL OFFICES IN VIRGINIA.

TiE FEDERAL uEEitES IN FihtiNsA.
As it is q matter of public interest to
know what policy will DO pursued in re.
gard to the Federal appointments, we wish
to state what we have on tho. very best
authority upon this subject: There ana
be no removals except for incompetence or
misconduct.
Those who aspire TO office must there
fore qualify themselves thoroughly, behave
very we'll, and then watch The incumbents
with Argus eyes. They cannot all get in
of course, but the compromising fact is,
that by this course of preparation they will
find good places opening all around them.
Capacity, fidelity, industry and an honora-
BILE life are sure to be we'll rewarded in this
country if one is little patient.
The fascination of petty offices wears oil
nightly when man gets into active BUSH
ness. That is the healthy state Of society
when every man is so well employed in
legitimate work that he takes Office only as a
matter Of duty, and at sacrifice. We make
this announcement to save numerous par
ties the time and money which they ore
liable to spend in futile efforts to get into
places that are not vacant. We also de.
sire to point out the true mode Of making
o vacancy. Those who arc in the line Of
promotion have now every motive to study
and improve their opportunities. Their
superiors, feeling themselves thus watched,
will have an added inducement to be strict
ly Just in their off cial relations.
One good result we think will DO to make
many offices elective, which are now filled
by appointment. AT all events everybody
must rejoice that tho petty rule of office
giving cliques is at an end, and some show
g given to merit. The consolidation Of
the revenue districts soon to take place
will very considerably reduce the number
Of Offices.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-26

CONTESTED SEATs.--The Missouri
Democrat infers from facts that have come
to its knowledge that there will be an
unusual number Of seats contested in the
present Congress. While such contests have
always occurred, and will still occur legit
imately, yet it is believed that these contests
have been greatly multiplied by the prac-
tice Of paying unsuccessful contestants for
the time they have spent in this work.
Some men can well afford to contest an
honestly filled seat il they can realize a
MEMBERS pay for their time, with mile
age, &c. There is force in the statement
that in nine cases out Of TENT is fraud
upon the Treasury to pay these unsuccess-
full claimants and the way to decrease
them is to stop the practice of paying them.
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AFFRAY IN BROOKLYN TOWNSHIP

AFFRAY IN BROOKLYN TOWNSHIP.
An unfortunate ARRAY occurred yesterday
morning in Brooklyn township, this coun.
ty, about six miles from the city, between
DR.. r. A. Frayser and Mr.. VIM. Spcer,
who reside about one quarter Of a mile
apart, near the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. resulting, however,
we are glad to say, in no very serious inju.
ry to either party. We arc informed that
the ARRAY grew out Of alleged depredations
OF DR.. Frayser's cows upon the premises
OF MIR. Spicer, the latter accostng the
former in an angry manner in relation to
the depredations. The parties had some
angry words, which resulted in DIR. f. firing
q shotgun at Spicer, but fortunately miss
ing him. Frayser then struck Spicer over
the head with the butt end of his gun, in
flicting painful but by no means danger
Gus wound. We learn that Spicer made
unsuccessful efforts during the difficulty to
draw pistol. The wounded man walked
home, and his wound was properly dressed.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of Dir.
Frayser, but proceedings under it were ar
rested by an amicable adjustment of the
difficulty.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
Virginia.
In the matter of Peter @. Cox, bank.
rupt--in bankruptcy.
AT Richmond, Va, this 9th day of October.
1872
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Please take notice, that petition has been
presented to the Hon. John G. Underwood, Judge
OF SAID District Court, In bankruptcy, by
VIM. II. Allderdice, assignee OF the estate OF
said bankrupt, 70 sell the real estate belonging
TO said bankrupt, free from all liens and encum-
brances thereon.
This is TO give notice to all persons interested.
that in the terms of said petition an order has
sons who may be interested in said estate, to APP
pear before Register w. W. Forbes. at his Of
nee. at Richmond, on the alth day of October.
1872, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and show cause, il any
they have why such order should not be granted
WIN, II. ALL4DERDICE,
oc I7--Th2w Assignee.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-26
LOCAL NOTES.

-Four spans of the Manchester FREQ
bridge have been put up.
There is about one million of dollars In
the State Treasury.
John Brown, colored, of Hanover,
was received at the Penitentiary to-day for
for four years. for house-breaking.
-" Nick" fine engine horse belonging
to Company G, of the City Fire Depart
ment, died yesterday of the horse disease.
Bishop Gibbons, Of this city, con-
firmed thirteen persons at st. Mary's
church, in Fredericksburg, on Sunday last.
The American bark Sacramento, G.
II. Robbins, master, entered at this port
to-day from New Bedford, to load for Per-
nambuco.
Among the many rough places in our
sidewalks, none is moro difficult to get over
than that in front of Captain Johnston's
news depot. Cannot this place be made
smooth?
The "local" of the Norfolk Journal.
after witnessing the ovation to Miss Katie
Putnam at the Opera House in that city,
says she can well exclaim, "Veni, vidi,
rich"
The Rev. j. B. Hutson, Of Pine-street
Baptist church, immersed fifty-five con-
verts at the Second Baptist church Sunday
afternoon, all of whom joined the Pine
street church. The revival is still pro-
crossing. there being five more converts
Sunday night.