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crushed and weeping specimen Of womankind
was biought up from the lookup, and OF her
own sex, who was reeking with the tunes of her
Sunday debauch and Is known by the name OF
Jennie Cregh, stood up and uttered complaint
against her. Jennie lives at No. II Amity street.
and accused the prisoner, Mary Ann Clarke, who
gave her residence "a Port Hami ton, l.. L. OF stab
bing her in the back and the hand with q pair OF
scissors. The deadly assault seems to have
been caused by the search of Mary Ann
for her truant husband, and her sus-
picon that he in the house OF Madame
Cregh. She rang tine beD late on Sunday night and
that lady came to the door in very nGglye habit,
the sight Of which caused Mrs. Clarke's pentup
rare to forthwith overflow, and she committed the
Assault She said In extenuation that she espied
through the open hallway the form of her consort,
fleeing like ghost from the dawn, in nothing but
his midnight apparel Mrs. Clarke made chase,
overlook the spectre and stabbed it again and
again with the thirst for blood OF a Lady Ma cbeth
impelling her arm. She extorted human ejacula-
tions from the spectre.
The wronged wife committed by Justice
Ledwith to answer for her impetuosity. Her hus-
band was once known to fame as Profes essor Billy
Clarke who, in days gone by, was the landlord OF
the "Arbor" in West Houston street. Mrs. Cregh
has husband who is said to he employed in the
Treasury Department at Washington.
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Rarroem ARRAY.


Mr George Hcreth Is the keeper OF an aleh0use
at the corner Of Tenth avenue and Twenty seventh
street. in neghborhood notorious for Its reck-
less gang of ruians Hereth sells some ''goot lager
bier,' sandwiches and Limburger cheese, anu
his place Is correspondngly popular among
those whose affections centred ON these
worldly luxurIes On Sunday night the barroom
was crowded by some rather rough characters, and
good deal OF quarreng took place, to suppress
which the landlord admOnished his customers, in as
friendly tones were to be expected under the cir
eumstances, to make less noise. The whole company
OF jewellers thcreupOn turned unOn Hereth abused
him with bad language and rough blows, and then
began to smash every thing that was breakabe in
the saloon. Hereth waXed right aously indignant,
and, pulling an uglylooking pistol from its conceal
ment fired at the desparadOes who,
by this time were on the sidewalk engaged
In demOlishing the windows. He discharged two
chambers OF the weapon and missed his aim.
man and his wife-namey, Thomas and Mary Leo
nard, were, however, in dangerous proximity to
the scene OF the rencontre standing at the door OF
their residence the street and both were hit
by some Of the buckshot with which the pistol was
loaded. Mary was seriously wounded In the head
and Thomas received a scratch upon the leg. They
appeared before Judge Ledwith and made cnarge
OF felOnious assault against Heretn who said that
he did not intend to shoot them. He was commit
ted to answer
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DYE COTTON, AUCTIONEER
I'D Elegant Hon usch,ld Euruiture

Steinway Grand Piano. OIL Paintings, Bronzes superb
Maniel Enameiled Clock and Vases, velvet and
English Brussels Carpets rosewood ParOr Suits, silk
and brocate Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture &C
r. COTTON will sell this day. Tuesduy, July a. at IL
O'Clock, at the private residence No West Thirueth
street near Fiis avenue, large and choice assortment
OF really good Furniture made TO order by
manufacturers and will include very superior Ste in
way Grand Piano, in as good condition when new,
original cost s., ,3LJ also plain mahogany do also
very superb Mantcl Ornaments, Oil Paintings Lace Guy
tains Bronzcs, rosewood Writing Desks, Bookcasds
Dining Room and Bedroom Goods, &c.
Catalogues N ia m
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DY 1SADORE J. sWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER-
ID Sells, at I0oclock at 52 Filth street. Stock Fix
lures of Cigar Store; Also large lot of Birds
and Cages. Positively in lots. Dealers invited.
T(Y ISADORE j. SWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER-
- Sells at o'clock at l76 Mott street en-
tire Boarding House marble tOp Bureaus, Belsteads
Bedding, Tables, Chairs Carpets Mirrors, Engrnylngs
Stoves. Positively in lots Dealers invited.
I. j. SWARZkOPH, 273 Bowery
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THE QUEENS HOTEL NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAL
i Upper Norwood, London.-To tourists and fam
hes Its elevated, pleasant and most nubrious position
combined with the comfort afforded ITS general man
agement, have made the Queens Hotel fayorite resort
of the upper ranks OF English society.
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A LFRED A. CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER.-TIIIS DAY
"A ruesday). at O,@ O'Clock, bv order Administrative
NJ Doughty deceased contents Of ~ Nassau
near Fulton consisting Of paror Suits Bedroom Suits
cloths Hat Stands Hair Mattresses Tables Chairs Desks
Stoves, Safes &C. without reserve 10 close the business
Sale continued from day to day until the whole
rare chance for families and dealers.
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THAT RAFFLE.-The rattle for the

musical box, the tea service and the
white. long-haired mechanical dorg,
will come off at the store of John q.
Fox. on Saturday next, at 5 o'clock p.
m. The chances are nearly all taken,
and those desiring to have a chance of
winning n or all of the prizes, had
hotter hurry ND their cakes.
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4 dispatch. dated Halifax, April 10,
>avs the Anchor Line steamship
Dacian, with a cargo valued at $500, 900,
from London to Halifax and St. John,
went ashore on the 9uh on the flint
rocks of Claw IIarbor. forty-hve miles
from Halifax. Tho crew and pa>sen-
The vessel is a total loss.
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CoRRr>PoNpENCE.-Fhe following
was received 10y r. II. Parkinson, j.
p. ofthi~ township. from w. j.. Ham
ilton. menlner of the Ornshv County
RenubIican Central Committee:
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ST. cHARLEs-oEoRa ruFLI, PROPRIETOR.
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They have a nice little arrangement
h~undredand twentv-three Republican
members ofthe Legislature pay SIG 90
taxes. all told. TO the revenue of the
State. Same 1913 members vote them
sely e $1,000 worth ofspittoons. Model
LEGISLATORS!
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eef>sDi2a1iDn Notice.

',,IIF CpPARTN ERSiIIP H~EHFTaFGRE En-
i~tfrg IN Ter the firm name Of KING 4 RID
NIGER. in the rr"prirtorslip of MuIler's Hotel,
is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent. 10y the
withdrawal Of \ KING. JOHN ". RIDlNGER
will ,ay all indebtedness and receive all moneys
due said firm. A. KING,
JOHN W. RIDINGfIs
Carson City, March 16, 49, Tmal1 SOD
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Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenthS
of all diseases the liver machine is sub
ipct to, Give tone to the stomach and
digestive organs. and you will save more
than half in your doctors bills Doctor
Urltlrv'S Celebrated INL BItters are rec
ommvuded by all physicians to dy>p"p-
ties and for all complaints of the liver
and digestive organs. Ia See advertise
mcnt in another column. tmar1-5ln|
;. +. MARKET.-E. Perasich mex
door to the Carson Theater) s receiv
ing a large variety of candies, contec-
tiomeries, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption.
BABBTr MErAL.-We have several
hundred pounds of old t%pe on hand.
which will he sold cheap tor habblt
metal. Those in want of such IAN save
money by calling around.
PuoToGRAPHIC!-Go to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing.
If you desire rosy cheeks and a COM
~plcxion fair and free from pimples and
blotchcs, purify your blood by the US" OF
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
II has no equal for this purpose.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. 'a3u
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Ii-Indicates hight If narrmei"r-
T-Iuaicates temperature + mercury IN bar r
T=-IuiicarcS temperature of atmosphere.
rSmiti~ruian standard haroni"tr'> anu Karen
Nj, thermometers are used in making these Oh
seryations
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REAL EsTATE.-The Carson people
who are fortunate enough to own
houses and lands-no matter how d.
lapidated the houses or how barren
and full of alkali the land-harHig
got the notion into their heads that a
great influx OF population will occur,
are asking fabulous prices for their
property; that is, those who have
houses and lands to sell; forgetting
that lumber will be cheaper this Sum-
mer than ever before. Those who
want to sell had better do so for a fair
price tina to wait another year.
THE RACE TRACK.-We understand
that the Cowing Bros, Owners OF the
race horse, Pillbox, have rented the
track of NJ. y. Stewart for the season.
The boys, foreigners from the State OF
Maine though they be, are terrible
Strugglers. Ii there is anyone IN this
town. except Abe Curry. thai has done
more in the way of building and i'm
proving than The COwing Bros. let
them put in their claim: we want to
make his or their acquaintance.
FINE CnRoMos.-Mr. John q. Fox
has received Il lot of very beautiful
chromos. They are handsomely
framed and SOLD at Il price which i
within the reach of all. He has one
bv Eir>ladt, sent to order: the subject
i. sunset on the Colorado" 1t Is
the most beautiful picture in h State;
the coloriug is ineNpre>>ihlv beautiful
MIR. Fox will fill all orders left with
him for ChrOmOs of any and all de
>cripti0nS.
INDIsPoSED.-Gcneral r d. Edwards
has for some days been confined to
lis room by a sevcre cold. We visited
him this morning and found him sui
fering much pain, not seriously Ill.
however. but just sick enough TO be
unable to stand the bleak winds of
Yesterday and The day before. y we'll
known and we'll respected citizen may
lie oil the streets for a day or two, but
the third generally creates inquiry.
Hence our visit.
PLANS FOR SCHOOL HoUsE.-As it
has been minated that plans Will not
be presented to the Board of Trustees
on cou of no mention being made
in the notice of pay for the said plans,
we beg to assure the artisans and me
chanicai genIu>es OF town. tiial "hal
I've pian nay a1.,i .r.
Nv" - .ni,IL'rn NAM
"''i n
''' vi
Dry GoopS-C. Harris of the New
xr- r- ~ +or,.ouawb, u,odi-
hes ms advertisement III 'o-""S ; -
80 >'oaIl '.,m Ia ,.n.iIv rr,raI Inv Wis.
ftinr the Store. and that he sells as
cheap as he prrlendS t" 90, ran also
hH proven Ivy hlaNlh- purchases:
iiarris Is 4 nee -eu!aI gentleman, all"
VIII no doubt receive general patron
age.
,.rr<r w. y haDnv 10
-.hooli,r S,,ta Treasurer j. rr,In.
ally recovering from his attack of
i'"'h 80 ~ i",{' u"
ne IS ahIe 10 entertain MS Sei''eii''i
friends, and II ne experiences no re-
lapse during me present "teh' VIII "T
happy 10 receive Calls lloih any a"u
all his lauv admirers.
r,o Mr. Cpshiug vastar.
.-. OLA EolIom,.u,u nt.,.
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I 6.pi P u DID it - :
U-Indicpres hight IF naromer"r-
T-luficat.s temperature + mercury IN bar r
T%-Irdic4rrS teufrerature Of atmospheric.
Smithsonian standard haronsetrr- and F"ren-
hcit thermometers are used IN making these ou-
servations
CoRRr>PoNpENCE.-The following
was received by X. Il. Parkinson, }.
p. of this township. from w. J. Ham
iIton. member of the OrmshV County
Republican Central Committee:
SAN FRA<CIsCo. April 4. 1872.
JvpGE Professionalism Sir: | read
an article in the Enterprise this morn
ing regarding nv giving my proxy 10
Gen. Il. NJ. Clarke. | beg leave To
saw that I have not given mp my resi-
dence in Orm>by county. nor do m
tend doing 50. | had no such idea
when | left; if I had shonld surely
have resigned my position as IN
ofthe Central Committee. | perceive
that it has been said ! have not been
resident of OrmSbv county for some
months. That j. true: l have been
absent for five months: but have
been there on a visit during that time.
and intend 10 be there 10 stay, before
the first Of Nav next If / am dis
fraucbiSed for being absent from the
comfy a few months whilst attending
tn my LEGITIMATE business. how do the
people EXPECT to elect James W. NNe
a. a representative of Nevada. when it
j known that he j. not a resilient OF
Nevada at all; in fact. does NOT reside
in the State ten DAYS in the year. A>
I said before. ! have not given up my
residence. nor do | intend doing 50 Al
present. l W"hta WISH YOU ~ I"'-S"
this COMMUNICATION.
ke>ItGAtuILN N'''N'
W. ). HAMILTON.
An OLD CARSoNIrE.-Mr +. T. Lee.
fuher-in- law to Dan. G. Corbett, of the
Corbett House, long time "A resilient
of Carson tIit ana nov ItstT,.no'c
rthcheI d. 't' xxx ,'a~Nar1,v MIR
La rapnrr~ the grass crop in the
valley a. looking very favorable, and
the stock a. doing well. We watched
Mr.. Lee closely yesterday, n can
with safety affirm that FIR a person of
~ he conducted himself we'll.
Ia la,ve. 10 day for his nome. and
iaaves behind INN a friend in every
ona who knows him.
,
NJ w T. Gri,ros of
,na s,r.a, vas
erdav MIR. Grimes is we'll and tav-
orally known IN these parts As one Oh
the very lew ~pli"'e iIt'ti'ei>
OF the Nevada LeSi-'a' ufe. btiiS d
. of old Grlrle, VINO mas hTeii 50
often reported a. a 'gnoi oiI man.
and dead, much was expected "i MN
in his Legislative career. ana he ilIied
the bill. We hope t" see MN repre-
senting his county III r"nnectinh WIN
that Ola Wal H''>'' hH'' -" ~
Seai'
SILVER TRICKS the e's" o''0N
train t" 'r-'I''"
ing. were sent seven INDUSTRIOUS o'icN>
of solid silver. We san them wheeled
fro,n the Mint TO the cars. They were
frn,n huiliou sent for ASSAY from the
r.nmn pn+nt ,nin- They looked so
Er;.rr ,,3 .loar 50 rich and
of a,-v times and general indie
Iorrn thar Wa would probably
f,a one or two had il
10, G ~. t:,t,f. James Finnev was
III charge. N"t t't>', NJ ''-'s o''
VII"
THAT Po<V CHAIsE.-Ihe handsome
,;.., I.,,l-o+ b,,,rov and the nice little
"'' =,
broWh pony '"" "'" -
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D Z Spencer, San Fran J + Marshall, Virginia !
C W Buruh,m, d" Chas Butler & Co, I"
JOS Munckton, SilverC W NJ seawell, Aurora
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TAKE WARNING

,sNHE V. 4 T. Il. X. co. ARE ANXIOUS 70
tax due rrecsutiNn against "'crIrntS 4ttc
l.sa Of ufe resulting from the running uf then
trains; aud they take this method of warming "a
rents aud gHIrribu> against the dangers Attending
the tnu comm, i practice Of childrri playing about
..-Ir cars ana locomotives. Those having III charge
I'M, bu-i,te>S Of the Cont any find it ilup"s~lhjc 10
rrKsU,p boys. " hu frequent tue tef.nini huI stop
plLg place, Of the read from climbing upon the
.sIs aud eu@ireS: and they Will t"ei themselves
obliged to resort to more decide'i measures II these
,.uuuyauCe< are continued Recent a'tlltht7,
,nIca are Wholly ascriha!ie to the carrleoSne.s of
.orsor. la jumping ON and Oft til" cars when III
motion. should lee warning enough III themselves.
y. YFiINGTON, Superintendent.
August Is. 1870. ~
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LOCAL INTELlIC ENC e.
METEOROLOGICAL

Barometrical and thermometrical obser-
vatiOns made daily by Professor Henry
&, Whitehill, State MineralogiSt.
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~ SAID.

4 FURNISHED HOUSE6 ROOMS IA
4 and Lot Good GU buildings Ir.sA
with never filling Well ct Water. l.
For particulars. apply at office II rsGS
CLARKE & LYON $500
ns24-1w County Buildings Carson.
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ST. cHARLEs-oEoR6s ruFLI, PROPRIETOR.
III Hurst. Virginia Grimes, St Clair s
+ Campbell, " RS Patterson. bridgeport
II winkeiman, Carson v J Barnes,
+ Frevert L wife, L" NJ Elmer, Dayton
A Bol-s, Mrs Hopper, san Fran
x S Crane / wife, 8 Fiat + Rowland. Lake Bigier
LII Lewis and wife, Monitor
CoRBErr HoUsE-CORBErT BROTHERS,, PkoPRIEroRs.
X Brynton. Virginia A Summers. Phoebe Il
" X Mcintosh, Excelsior J Scabott, Wsshoe
A Ca, erop. " Ira Packard. 4"
ID Provvrse. Steamboat l. T Les, Walker River
X Mcdonald, Clear Creek
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
AMsIsIlNH3tN e.

The 1hratrs Comiaur.
II was exceedingly comical at the comlcal
theatre last night Even TO our hAekneyed soul
IL was all new. which we wondered the most
at. the Interesting and wonderfully educated
dogs. Viola DuRon's costumes, or the amaze
ment Of the Teton Sioux chiefs we shall never
know. oar attention end adm,ratioa were
VI the settling sun never saw the like before, and
Il IL no humiliation on our part 70 confess that
we never did. We hardly know where 70 beEln
To tell the story. Straw.colored sllPPeLs, IVse,
rnIorcd ughta, tlarAs belts and necklaces OF
Alaskn diamonds, blue satin stockings War
palnt, earrings 81 oalnmount's claws, faclhc
siope Rema, bracelets Of eagles beaks, coon SKIN
caps, tomahawks and feathers are intricately
mixed up. Our poor brain needs rest ", nlter
seeing such a wonderful and amusing perform
The hrst thing that took tho scalp Of Gray
frame Walking was Emily Smiths Highland
ding -four barrel might Rave been thrown
into q. q. WIS mouth, 50 Wide was u opened IN
astnnishmcnt Burbanks aud Parker scenes
in n MAD. house" lust suited Mr. Wanken duta'
tRed Thunder.) He thought they were perfectly
splendid. when Sallle Apt came out WIN her
banjo, looking mora bewltchlngly beautiful IMAM
ever, Young Chnnta.ya tSkin OF the Heart
tanned our shoulder and said "that's the squaW
I0r me" The Dutch OF knight was all Greek
60 the simple sons Of nature, 3I ~ w A I'M
dIan delegation to furore. Mrs. VIE OF man
Picks the Eagle went into Mysteries over tal.
lette'a nlfOueucs, WINE EslAhapp blACh LlNl
syoTe 6y all that was lovely that Laura lie.
,inlre had got to 20 back with him to brand
river.
MIR. wat.tol hat (Mad Bear fell desperately
In love with Sallle wesner, while Ada johnson
tnOk by storm the entire lodge Of the upper
Yanktonaisc. After the ballet Viola clifton ap'
peared what she had "a was very gorgeous
but there was not much Of it-i1st enough tC
suit an Indians idea Of having thinBs more ai
ease" She sung one song, disappeared, and IN
A twink ling renppeared with less on. The great
chief Matlocnn sduealod. She disappeared and
Teappeated minus another skirt. The situation
was becoming interesting. Mr. Atraidotthe
bsur grew red In the face. She disappeared anC
reappeared with one skirt less. E,Washui
tBloody MOUTH turned as white as q sheet
She disappeared and reappeared again rs trim
rs m arrow. II was then Walking Shooter tool
fancy TO her.
Thedogs are simply human. 1oand see them
They are worth twice the price OF admission.
Metropolitan Hall.
The Metropolitan Hall still maintains It's well
earned reputation rs popular place Of amuse
ment, and the advertisement published else
where proves conclusively that Manager HEM
intends II shall so continue. A glance At tn
programme shows that the very best talent Ia
heon engaged, ana citizens and visitors cal
have no better opportunity Of spending pleai
ant evening than by dropping In metropolitan
Hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Tho Indian delegation now quArtsrsd at the
Washington house passed rather a quiet day
yesterday, many OF them prolerring the CON-
fort Of their rooms to roaming about sight, 500
Ing. Some, however, were endowed with n
greater curiosity than others, and AFTER break
last about dozen, accompanied by Mr.. Alex.
UulbeTtsOn and one Of the Interpreters, made q
visit TO the Capitol and assembled " the dome,
where they spent considerable time In Viewing
the scene about them, and seemed astOnlBhed
not only TO md themselves at 30 great dis
lance above the surface Of the earth, but 10 see
the numerous large buildings around them.
They afterwards visited the Botanical gardens,
and displayed much interest In the many beau.
tliul plants that are cultivated there, II the
Secretary Of tho Treasury returns this week
they will have grand pow WOW with him by
Friday next. Yesterday afternoon they we're
furnished with shirts, handkerchleis combs,
brushes, 90. The hamlug red handkerchief
we're given the preference over the white shirts,
II being evident that the color was a fAVOfits
with them T. Ish Of them will be presented
with a complete outht OF mems wear prior ~
their departure, for which they have all boon
measured. They are quite anxious 10 meet the
GREAT Father and have the meeting over, as
they Wish to reach home before the cold weather
comes on, and II they miss tho last boat 10 the
upper Missouri, they will be compelled 10 travel
tho long distance to their hunting grounds
Moot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
WASHINGTON Baptist As-oorA ZION
Fourth -MoFnInE Session.

F0uFlu DnN-NlOFuluA Heea'
The association Teassembled yesterday morn
Ing, and was opened with deyotiunAl exercises,
eondue' ed by Reys. A. Henderson and A. Banks,
A letter was received aud read from the Round
Oak Maryland Baptist church greeting the as
ISOLATION aud stating that this church has pur-
chased \ lot Of gtUund for their church and for.
Warded SlOg for TIE minister Of the association.
BrothTen Joseph Alexander, James JsfeT-
son and James Nelson were appointed trustees
Of the association.
The committee on new churches reported that
they could not recommend the admission Of any
church into the association unless properly or
gained.
Rev. Mr.. Perry was requested to preach in
the afternoon.
Rev. Mr., Henderson offered the following;
Resolved, That this association take Into con-
sIderntiOn the best way to procure Baptist
home Tor needy children and old members.
Adopted.
On motion Of Henry Archer Committee was
appointed 10 look after aud provide for the des.
titutes In each Of the church boundaries, and
report at the next session.
The remainder OF the session was devoted 10
religious services,
Adjourned until o'clock.
AFTERNOON BEssION.
The session was resumed At O'Clock, when
Rev. A. W. Anderson read the circular letter,
The committee on adjournment TecOmm0 nd cd
that the association adjourn at $50 O'Clock, y.
IN, Adopted.
Luxe, XNly:A1.
The association, upon the conclusion Of tho
sermon, entered into social converse, and then
adjourned until 1880 o'clock, when Rev. d. W.
Anderson preached tho missionary sermon,
after which n missionary collection was taken
up, and the association adjourned until 10 o'clock
today.