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IL nc EEre - EO'or - rLcE Ln1 VII ~: Lkr!-f
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SoSps %. II Et1 theodore Elsh k1E a r5sei
no.e - he sospt r0W II mare. a tie str.e
pcoe; =, 20. Perfection II TIIkt.z. YOz EEt
van VITA pare, clean eoGp, C. yU5 eAEnOt htye
seAa- Seits eo:hsa- Ok ~ RgSoTi1 Sap 40
Io= VIII lave Do 5oge troshIe Eef:!rY Jo.r
toihes white nd fS1ltisAl, I'D Rakr1atse %;
u VIII Tot trjEre tie Ektr o. he rost tslsca.s
h5rieS. 81, elItn for Il AZ LdTIr;lgs oTeo.Ii
otbe's L iAIi Il Win beR Ie1Ttnz n gI:s- m
o. 70 so5I without tnt5ytng f. other soG2s Iye
feIcs.sd 1ss!ess By forgetting tkea IL he ttb
o. BARN Ara using. PieAAs enquire o. yozf
EsoesF G9r he .RGT0dts Soap, md y0a Vi Be
convinced that Il 4 the beEt.
CArfISH.-RSch bar is Stanped HLfASr,' ozd
kseeGatT PGoori1 Sap, BlGsgaeaysd b. q
REtd. H1sSiiA1, ", Td.N
1An1ESet1:td AID sod u wholesale BIZ
EDWARD REtD.
Soap and Candle kkn1fGctRreg.
AeR6 WheEG=R. v. Va.
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BIZ Misses School Shoes =; Eorzey
i Clemens. ToG cGn ssTs Doosy.
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But ChItreas Shes 81 FxgJ &
GsasrE. Yoz ca save nooeJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-30

BuT HEa At ROegsy d Cisaezs. YUa
can sETs nOog.
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TR EOS compete Ead eAoss hne c;
Pu:eig7 sd Ds2ss;: CEs.in-s, SoIch
CbeTi0:z, English All Prench DHso-4ls
G0:hs Of Ill shades, Tesinzs, Gea;Is-
mas Furnishing Goods, &c, can b
found 81 c. HeSI' merchant i2lo., co.,
n. q Min sod Quincy Ereets, who dos
Al EoEk N the bes style and gEsrz1:e@
ftE
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T.eks1 . A. rr:--z5G pot-ss u tAe East ~
YES a. x Srpr=-Est :; re Crtc= T.ekss Ozte
EHIc-E H0=tE, ~ ~ tie SIA.Soc :; BE!1rs-
PoL
PR NTRs,
3t'! 6=EG FEHsEzcSA ~ Eeh; AtGG
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7 STAND Ions F0R SALE.

Forty eho!oe BziLttrz Lo:I @ Wheeling L.
.sc1 P-:oe frua geo 70 ti,oo eaeh-
. TEEu-o1e-soIEEh e.sh, Tie re.!Gzs Il eqzGl
tnE:A1=s-1 4: o1e, tEo AID three ye.-l. With IL
s3es. mo. ?. GILCERlST,
L2l0 Al Top MI
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FoR SALE
NJ TTo-sTogT gEI-K House &C iAs
eRls. c! LLS<-t Al Bo,sos Ftres.s, er=alstsE
ExIoa=I, E!.s5 VII as.
Es4s.rs =: Rrovn ! Essgirs' Galley.
Esf4 JOIN BROWN.
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BUT LsdjeS B5tt0- Shoes 81 Po.EsJ 4
CsnenF. Yo1 c1n save nooey.
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Buy Shoes at Forgey & Clemens. You
can save money.
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tionaI.
Ct. JosEPHs ACADEMY,
toogSER FIFTH ASD QUINCY STREETS.

~. JOSbFa ; ACADEA1,
EcoRSEg YIFTH AsD QUINCY STREETS.
Tse tziIes Of this Instltat!oa viii y r.szaed
0. Irac1y, Stp:Eabex ID II Ike b=ilf!rZ Re.
esnuy kD0Ep - 81 ViBeeAI's Co!Ieze. Edjo.linR
tie CoaIert- viii greatly GEhEsosd fscilit!es o;
eon51eitES tie School IN II eMGect EaGnreE
Ihs sIstETs hope EoE Z eonfin1anes and eIrea.
sioa o! tee I6s:L patronage heretOiOse BE-
slowed o. IL The sIsiefs vii AbS;e nothing OF
ihsi; e1:zest tE0Etl for tie LdTGnceneai Of tseIl
psP:H. This EssGEAooe viii Be tu&dent 10.
parents WHO have heretofore pGtruntzed he
school. They Also Gsro7ncs viii 2leaSure thsi
The eoczecI!oa OF xFs. WhitGke- viii The Acsd.
s1y. ~ Tese5e= Of Vocal and IrEvanenraI
A7s!e, Viii b eontiHgsd
4 Ee!ec+ clEss %. liE!.e4 runbey o. boJs N.
&c: te: ysi:s Of rye, viii be opened o. he zane
CAY. The German language will Be taught
EIAdI 10 children Of both sg1es Of German
p4rrntESe.
PLreais .re earnestly requested 70 cate. ihs!E
eELlG:En esI.y, Il o.cef thI; ise eiaGses -aay be
t1!ly formed iron the e0aneanenent
Eot pErtealIrs apply ~ S. J0seph's oorTeut,
GRGnee o. Quincy s1seI -
Arc. u, Is5l. ruIE
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ToR SALE

FUE yuE-S Le1ss q = g9o1 DVG4as o. ~
roo2A AsoGEAH SiEs Rooa I:tleAs4- ~
y sEea - Nh "a ME-, Ge- Gaod pisas *
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ISLAND TOWN LOTS FOR SALE
L opposite EteaEooat h-dinz. Y!IIy ehsges
bs.Elag LoiA. Pri.e $50 70 $9e-Gsefsir-
cSsa, aI-Lroe :. o=e AID tEo yeas Alec ~
OTe,4aE EOsss ZOE rgs!Gs IL, i7s; LhoTe -.
5s=ssOa b-i lie, q The We: tid= u Mia s;rsst
Ho- ps-=csaI ecTEt-s q
HTsS FPEOnOps Vrrr-
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Quincy Foundry for Sale,
Saturday, August 3lst, 1872.
Hamilton's Quincy Foundry,

4st art ps'ticIlt,3y cesc-!5et L az Deet q
IEast -
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sEESa q, I. I 40 Ao6 IL l. S7E1.E sseTer Cd
u iakS rITIog iAs city q EheeltcS visa wa
AL CT t=to s1E= j1E ~ tAe h:e 9osssA CLIs
VEL T=!ca losS J, Eod 5E.orf &C BoltJ- FsreeI,
s:-eeS, I'D he E1it l9:t re Sozl6e4 q lie ro-IA
y FTesso5 st-eEt, ;o2eSaE. viii lie bziI6ieFs
Er-oEelsss ~ G2r=y5E-Enna spca The cad
pV3s-sT. o: AZ T1'E tssFeot. q t:Essao e Gry
Ty Es5s:sEtcirZ. Al he e-EiSes, HcIItrs, Ia
cstreEg iaI.A q ofAsrTts<l. psi,e.rs. toois Gcd
:5pSsRezts GEs4 Z I'D Gsozi tse k0z-S-T O.
EIcAtoe Eso2 6IcL:ed 0o sGi6 p.p1s-sy"
IEEHs or SALE-O.s-.Air1 cAsh. tie ba,E-ce
: ocs, CTo Er4 tk-e= year.: lie p=rcAsse. Nv.
t-Z boz6s %. lie deferred Il s.ATlas=:E Seay4ry
t-isstsI lrcE GI;e, sec-st 81 tsst q tEzsI zpo2
is GASSIsLL FORBES. T.zrse
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New Books!
At THE CITY BOOK STORE.

The school 1IA tia AMI In GsrnanT and
Fr1Aet-By Gen HLzES, L. ). A, e.ota, g. 80.
The Golden LIol sr GrIsp.rs-By AE=uosr
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Life o. Horace GnslsJ-BJ 1AxEs PAEToS
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Stories TOlI 70 I chld-By. JEAN ISsELOW,
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FISz WLTCD jEEEzT, 6c-Te|
direct tie EssEztio1 q o- re45sE % De
advertisement c! NeE-z. v. E. Ezre-
ger & Co, ieEeis=z, Mi E-eet, Ehica
EPqsAs Il Eoothg- co!saa cf tbs zoTp-
i1gs papeE. Il e hardly pscasG-y that
Ee repes; Whist Es have 50 oAen zsse-:Aa
Il notrng this establishment, thsi II <
Anocg the largest and most cOupI4e
Eest Of the no7ntsins- They Ee jas. IN
receipt Of the fDSt and riches; stock ;hey
have eve: exhibited in heir esss- All
lasts, iron the pl1ins; 70 the most las
LdioCs, can be E1fted, IS slso tie fnacc:Gl
ability Of every ore 1t Is really = rez:
70 step into their psls:iGI roous and look
al the large and varied Etock c! watches,
clocks, silTeI and plated ware, jewelry,
bEonza, &c. 4 cordial invitation i e.
tended 70 those Who daign making par-
ca2ses, 70 call snd examine b=to.e making
thai: selections elsewhere Meszrs. q
L Co, FEEL oouf5eat that IN quality and
p.ioas iaey c2n compare hTo:z5ly <fih
Any similar establishment in the o0unty.
We Cordially recommend the fin TO tie
tETo. AID patronage q tie p3bir
FAIEz-Fo. The coarsrieocs Of those
* q: .ezde:z ~to ia:s1d 70 Tii.ii Any Il
The 7Eiz n the Ie5Zhbo-irg co1la.s
ore: II Ohio, Q. TIE State Pair, Ss pub-
lnh The c.loEirg IEt, gfrirg The t-s
tksy E!l Be hey3:
S=-iLse,3 tJeHs:soa e0z-;yJ Fsir, Sep
timber 2j;h, 25:a Eo5 9th.
HEr-ls07 c111:y Psif viii Be he'd On
Ws-rts1sy, TnCrs3sy AID Rr!dEy, OF
IO5sZ D, % Erd IL
smyrna (HkCTlson cUntyl Pair, on the
Z51, Z4;a Enc Zjlh dsyB q Sep:snbe..
BsTnegTils Distri4 Pair, 81 BGrnes
vile, On Sep:emteE 24ih, 25ih add 2gth.
Ohi1 sistE Pair, AEnEfeld, September
d, 3:d, III, j:k scd Oh.
Be.m0ot IE3spendeni Fair, Belmont
5ey;subs: 18Th, Igih and 2lth-
ChrictEriI!s Pair, September l0;b, lI.h
And I2a.
Cambridge Pair, octObey %, ard, and
St Clsirsville RAH, September 10Th,
lIth and 18th.
Caldwell Pair, September 18Th, 1871
Licking County FsE,;oc:ober Isl, %,
S!d and 4th.
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TRANSFORMATION.
BaItimore 6 Ohio Rallroad DO.

@HAHM@E
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BIB
L Ia lItAs ioLgElE BEAs6llsoa - lflEf
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For restoring to Cry Es. !
natural Vitality s,d Ccr.

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E&u 4
GaLnda
ta:I, ~
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In En
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oeAy bestowed. WV Il szEm
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08
Greeley's Purpose to Withdraw.

The Washington correspondent OF tho
Springfield Republican, telegraphs that Mr.
whitelaw Reed Is in that city. and also that ;
sFriends Of Mr.. Greeley in Wasing-
ton, who profess to know his plans and
purposes, assert with positvness that he
still adheTes TO his famous editorial pub
lished ia the Tribune before the meeting
of the Cincinnati Convention, in which
be pledged the support OF the Tribune TO
the nominee of the Philadclphia Conyen-
tion in case the Democratic Convention
should make straight Democratic nomi'
natipnA They assert that he hos never
hesitatsd o moment in bis purpose TO
withdraw his name in, case the uemo'
Gratis refuse 10 take him up"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08
Grant and Wilson
The Nominees Of the Philadelphia Convention

t%The Anh-NTasons who have been hold
Ing a convention at 0berlin, nominated Mr.
Adams for the Office of Presdesi, WHO the
Heraid says Is one of the highest kind of ma.
soma
tB-The loss Of Ae and destruction ofrrop-
crty. and. Ne destilutibn and suffering of the
people of Antioch, Syria, from the earthquake
on the 3rd OF April, are rather increased than
diminished by later and more authentic al
vices from there
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

Tn NEw TiYE TABLE should have APP
peased 10 ouy ceianns this week. but Ia neces-
sasiiy deferred 20 neKl week.
That Of the Eric road l,rs heen oorssoted
ord will bo fbund on The ipAis-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08
Cayuga Chief.

Il L. BRANCH, of Saybrook, well
l. known tho gent for this excellent and popu
lar COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER,
being desirous of giving up his agency would give
notice to Farmers in this vicinity in want of such
Machines. that he will dispose CT his stock on hand ON
the MoSt FdC0rdhe Rates lie will make II for the
interest of purchasers give him CALI his engage
meuts require their immediate dsposa and quitting Of
the business F. l.. BRANCH.
SaybrOOk, June B. 1872. TDtf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

r. H. WATSON, ESQ, IL ayaillng himself Of
the quiet and seclusion Of home, and though
making but slow progress in'the way Of ros.
toratioD 10 healiht be Is nevertheless making
some progress
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MOWER.
GEo Z. NETrLEroN, Agent.

GEo. Z. NETTLEToN, Agent
TIllS is a new candidate for public
n favor manufactured by tho REMINGTON AGRI.
CULTURAL WORKS, Lion, HERKLMER Co., N Y.
II l. understood that in Introducing any new ma
chinc Its merits have first to be understood and esab.
lished No one therefore, Is expected asked to buy
himself Any person willing to.make such test will be-.
furnished with machine for trial which he NAV keep
return II shall please him There were sold sou1e
400 Of them last year which gave entire satisfaction
At State trial with many Of the best mowers Of the
day in Minnesota, July last, it awarded thu GOLD
MEDAL.
Peculiar Features OF che sherwood
Mower.
I. The frame is made entirely Of Iron and IN one
piece. TINS preventing warpinr aud sprin0ing while
the Gearing Is so securely boxed keep Il free from
dust and dirt.
p The sharring is all firmly held By the Frame. and
consequently must away work in line, with equal
friction On The hearngs, until the Machine is orn out
3. The MichtFs Is accurately balanced upon the
Driving Wheels. that the horses necks are entirely
relieved from heavy weight.
4. The device for lowering and raising the Cntter.
bar IL very simple aud eectves also that for changing
the angieo the cutting apparatus. the driver being
able 70 effect these changes almost instantly
3. -Four Bolts only are required for the Cover Caps
Seat, Shafting, Gearing and Frame.
q. The seat OF the driver answers q double purpose
Tool box and Seat combined.
Z. The Gearing OF the SHERWOOD MOWER H. changed
by of lever worked BY the foot OF the dr YER
thus leaving his hands free
8. For simplicity Of construction. which ensures
strength and SErabiHty for of draft and manage
ment for beauty of model. and cheapness the SHEER
MOWER is offered to the public as one univaled
GEO. Z. NETTLETON, Agent
Ashtabula, june 3, 1872 20
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

~ washisatsu and Palat Lsseheut. II
Amcutlng OF the citizens Of Prince Georges
county, Nd, WA hold At Upper Marlboro
yesterday, for tho parposo Of taking soma
action IN relation 70 the proposition 70 loan
the orodli Of the county 70 the amount q two
hund thousand dollarp 10 aid Of the Wash
ingt BID Point Lookout railroad, There
was Etery large attendance, and great en-
thuslaam prevailed. Mr.. John y. brooke
presided, and J. Warren Medley ac,ed as
secretary. After an Informal discussion, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted, after which the meeting adiournedi
where's, 10 the opinion Of this meeting, the
q sisssy s: .s.Sp me re-
Introduce population, industry and wealth, and
vhsreas We cohesive . 70 B. our duty 70 en-.
enthusiastically By our general appreciation,
and niso matsrlaify ~ far a. our limited 70.
sources VIII allow; md whsrsas We look npon
I,ookout railroadn as one Of most practical bene.
| al 10 out county, bat have At the same time
an abiding couldsnos IN the Judgment Of oar
people fS.s az z Sc .u sse' IA
srs ssr,by, requested 70 use their best sae.ls q
secure the pai.as., ., speedily :, pos.ls,is 2,
sS me u S, RS Il oosagy ssbicPssn 70 ~ tool
Of ths Waihlngton Olty asd Point lookont
TaIiroad 70 b submitted 70 the vote Of tho peo-
pa ~ Sssissg y.,Oi-sd, That John D. bowling
William n Bowie, Dr. Peter II. Heiskill, John
| II. Brooke, ID y. Duxail, Hqnry w. Clagett
hlszsnder n Hili, w. A. 1.lnthioum, Judsou
II, RIohsrdson and Daniel r. Dyer, be, and
they are hereby, appointed . committee 70 con
ysy thesa resolutions 10 our REPRESENTATIVE, and
70 urge upon them and the members of th'
0ensfal Assembly our wishes upon tho propristJ
Of pressing the BILL
kssoIveI, That the action Of our honored Sen
ator in % ably supporting said bill deserved oui
sincere gratitude. HH..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
aEORaEFOWN AFFAIRS.

FAIRFAx AID onoRanTowN TunnPtKn
CoMPANI.-The board Of directors Of tbs
Fairfax and ouvrFnfown Turnpike Company
met "wednesday evening At the office OF
Meisu. Brewer & Wilson. Mt. II. W. FIRE.
broy. PRECEDENT pro lem., was called 70 the
chalr, and w, u, Daniel acted as secretary.
An address 10 the stockholders wa adopted,
setting forth the fact that litigation has
ended, and tea company . nov IN 2 eon ~.
work 70 rapid completion. An assessment
Amounting IN an 70 81 per cont, was ordered.
TINS CANALs4.Arrixed, canal boat w. n.
Ahh, from eonoep, MARYLAND, with 1875 bar.
rels Of ear corn Tor W. n. Doagal, and !, 200
.bnahels Of con for b. Talbert n Son; the
latter arm also received by boat from I'd
Wandsi Ferry, Maryland, 1000 buahcla OF
yellow corn. WfA.IH Dough \ Co. have
received 1876 berrela Of car corn per canal
boat William Ash. Considerable leo "a re-
Ior,ed % be in The canal above Harpers
TVS RIVER The steamer Goo H. Stout,
from Philadelphia, arrived a Hydo's wharf
~ whes. ios Hsytioy Bfo,het and so bushs.
| q wheat "to order"
| BarAsrrrr THrnr.--ofieor Rogers on
i wednesdAy arrested q colored man named
Jordan Cherry upon the charge Of stealing Q
i hruastpln from the store OF Mr.. Thompson,
on Bridge street, Cherry was placed In the
atation-house 70 await further Developments
MnssRs. BHALL 4 sHoEMAKER anticipate
lorcciing mill near the collectors ONCE, on
i nc line OF The canal, and expect 10 have Il ID
running order In about alxty daye.
GRAfr sALhs.---Four thousand bushels o.
yellow corn were sold Wednesday at 05 cent
per bushel. i'
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aMUsEnsNrs.



The strakosch Italian Opera Troupe, which
IA now playing one Of the most naitering and
successful engagements in the city Of New
York, with Mile Christine Nilsson as prlma
donna, viii appear In this city on Monday,
March q, and give few nights OF Italian
opern, Many Of our citizens have heard
Nina Nllsson in the cOncert-room, and can
readily judge that she will be surprisingly
An additional attraction Is offered In an
opportunity % hear Strakoschs new tenor,
Mons. Victor Capoul. He Is Just now Al the
zenith OF bis career, . brilliant artist and
been a brief one, but success after success
has followed his footsteps, Sixteen years
ago he visited Paris, and waited upon Auber,
tho head and power OF the Freuch school,
who became interested In the understanding,
and babe him come 10 the conservatory. He
entered the Institution, not a. favored pupil
but after compositions and having loned ins
on the three second prizes Of lyrical doclama-
ton, opera comlque, and grand opera, Dur
ing the following year he was awarded the
three frst prizes, and, as q consequence,
dsbui al the opera comlque. He appeared AZ
the outset as Daniel, in !" La Chalet and
| later a. Tunio, In ia File du Regiment
| His reputation then began, and genuine anc-
cess Z the result. He afterwards appeared
In the operas "Reye glamour, Faust '
Rigolettl," Martha" and "La Travlhta."
Since his debut In this country other operas
have been added to bis reportotre, IN which
| he appears to great advantage. There are
also other members Of the troupe favorltes
with the public here: Who will not remem-
Der Signor Brignoll, the sllver-toned tenor,
and be glad OF an opportunity 70 hear his
voice agaln1 The prospects are favorable
that this company will meet with greater
suecess and reap q richer harvest than any
that has visited this city for some time pas..
KniGhts 81 PyihIss.
A grand complimentary benefit 70 the
Knights Of Pythias Of the District Of Colum-
bla has beeu rendered TO this young and
popular Order BY the management Of the
/ Natiooal theatre, TO take place on Tuesday
/ evening, March %, upon which occasion the
| distinguished tragedian, Mr.. L. L. Davenport,
' OF the Chestnut-street theatre, Philadelphia,
. will render the part OF Damon arslsted by
the stock company OF the National. The
stage manager, Mr.. Hamilton. Il sparinR nc
pains 70 handsomely mount the play, while
the 1000 members Of the Order are working
industriously TO crowd the house from or
ohestra 10 gallery. Mr.. Davenport, who IL !
member OF the Order, has frequently actet
the part Of Damon In this immortal play DO
foro crowded houses, and won high enco
miums Of praise. He comes from Philadel
phla Tor tits special OCCASION, and win no
J appear a. any other time this season.
II Natioaai Theatre.
"Dlvorce" attracted another fun audiene
last night, and ITS rendition, given as Il va
by such fnished artists a. compose the troupe
gave general satlsfactioa 10 The patrons To
night and tomorrow evening, with the matl
nee tomorrow afternoon, will close tho per
. / a -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS


NOTEoRs or NEw sDvKRTIsRMRNTs
EunoFnNSD IfoLr LAND, March n.
A Hnw uouan for rent
d. W. REID soNs, have resolved large as
portment Of ooigate's toilet soap.
ALARan furnished room for rcnt,
sEE Ono. r. KnEanbr's oardin today lssae.
fRANKLIn Lopor, No. X OFF, VII give
great ball April .. FI Ia.
tisn 10 their sale Of new furniture. rss y
LAr1Mun ULEARY, auolioneera, VIII sell On
Saturday, March 10, Al 10 O'Clock, a. N, large
lot Of household furniture.
Jonr NJ. YcuNo, IT,, has on hand q large
plcok Of carriages.
MIrruEs nustcALn Of tho Washington Con.
servatory Of Music TIL, evening.
wMATLEH 4 fsRoTHnna, lumber merchants.
A LARGE four-story dwelling house FOR reut
HAnxoHT L,oDan, No. II, Masons, win msst
this evening ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
WARRENrON.

Balil-ors coHfsssnoaaft hen. y. Church South.
tipssi.l corre,pondenoe o. tbs Rspubiisan,1
.FtT. wARRErroN, March u, isn.
The conference convened at q. M, and WAS
called % order " hlfhop Paina presiding
NJ II 4 j. ini MSgTGer, treasurer submitted the
roport Of eolieeticua made lor Ichooin and col
lerea AMI the old missionary debt Ths report
showed y. .moSn, cGse.sa e b q sss ~ ne
Macon college, Ashland. Va = 10.
A resolution was adopted recommending that
10. each church, ~ the nsst part q the yeer,
esdss' and thatit be an auxiliary fand 70 that
Of the American Bible Society.
Rev. Dr. ssIEent aross 70 make a personal *,
planatlon Ania as..hiss. shsncs, ne saia tn "a.
Maihodlf Episcopal Church south, and now he
had 70 do once the most painful acts Of his llfa
70 AK his brethren 70 place him upon the suPer-
anocted, and n was with somo dlfiieuity he
could control bis emotions 10 give utteranoe %
his fealinEL Indeed, al hl. hearers WIRE
some old gentleman stood up IN their midst and
reminded all that he was not long Tor this world.
AZ he sat down his eyes were ssifased with
Rev. M. Mar,la moved tina. Rev. DR.. ssr.
/ gent be PLACED on the rupnannuAted list, which
was adopted By rising vote out Of respect for
ths yoPsr,el', %IS',ss and EOOd psn o. God
Wilson, was placed upon the supsfnamsrar ]
Ths report Of the eommi..ee on education wa.
/ submitted by the chairman, Whioh SHOVE TIT
Institutions Of leatning under the patronage Of
The eeuisrence % 9e N iAlr STATE o. proapefiiy
especially RAndolnh maoon Oollege and th'
Wesleyan Female In'tituss e s.santOn, Va.
piished and sthcient prssldent, -
Rev Dr. Dunoan, president Of tho Randolph
Macon College, addressed tho conferences on DO
half Of that Institution, urging the conference
70 use every exertion 70 promote It's influence
And prosperity.
Bishop Paine. Wish % sayA Few words y
the confsrence, and that Ia have despAlred o.
getting through with the prooecdlngs today.
am resigned 20 II flaunhtsrl until tomorrow
We had better remain than 70 harry througl
business, % ovurlqpk some Important mAtterI
The Bishop made telling speech Ia hehaif o
Kandoiph Macon College, and religious educa
ton 10 general.
The report Of tho committee on education VA
adopted asa whole. This action pledges IN
conference 70 raise the sum Of ", 800 for oduca
uonal purposet 1900 Of which Zoos 70 har
dolph. Macon College and 800 70 DIN and Pre-
Ton Institute. 80.
Brother Oharlos SIMPLIFY, Of Baiumore, troal
uret Of the missionary board, read the report
the board, and set forth the a,seasmsnt and :,