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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-09
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TIE HORRIBLE DOUBLE CRIME IN WEST
YIReINIA.-A Hagerstown, Md, dispatch to
the Baltimore American gives further particu-
lars Of the terrible tragedy which occurred near
Falling Waters on Monday evening. The de-
tails only serve to increase the horror OF the
crime, which seems too brutal for hnmsa be-
ing to entertain. The facts given In YES. .rday's
STAR were true, with the exception tina. the
girls name was Elizabeth, instead Of Annie
Bntler. and she was between - and II years o.
age. The negro man suspected was arrested
on Tuesday morning, but after an examination
before justice was released, notwithstanding
there seemed sufficient evidence for his deten-
ton. He was met near the fatal spot by 9 white
man, and his boots coincided with the foot
prints Of the murderer, and blood was discov-
cred on the toe aud instep Of one Of the boots.
immediately after his release he absconded, but
the sheriff Is now after HIM, and In ali probabil-
ity has him in his charge by this time. A large
club was found about one hundred Yards f,om
the place where the deed was committed, COW
cred with blood. The body OF the girl was
found by some wood choppers. 1t was terribly
bruis ed and the upper part of the head was
mashed into a jelly. The victim was q poor
but very much respected giIl.
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THE FRUIT REGION ABOUT WAsHINGToN.-
The proceedings of the excellent Fruit Grow
eTs' Association have served to develop the
fact that we have fine fruit-growing region in
this vicinity. The success of Mr.. Phillips
vineyard and nurseries at North Arlington
have also demonstrated the same fact; and we
have now before us some really superb speci-
mems of various choice varieties of pears raised
by Mr.. William Reading, at Cedar Grove"
near Cabin John bridge. Among these varie
ties are the Buerre superfne; the Duchess
d'Angouleme; the Lawrence, and the Buffrum.
Mr.. Reading has raised specimens of the Du-
chess weighing 10 ounces, and has also succeed
ed in raising Bartlett's in five years from the
seed. The grape also does we'll with him, as 1t
does generally on the banks of the Potomac,
and he has made considerable amount of Ca
tawba wine of very fine quality. We have alSo
some specimens of Catawba and Concord wine
made in this city from grapes grown on the farm
of h. johnson, in Maryland, that is of a quality
to afford great encouragement for the business
of wine making in this vicinity.
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Closing Sessions Of the Presbytery of
Washington Civ.

Yesterday, after our report closed, permission
was granted to the congregation of the 18th
street church to supply their pulpit until the
next meeting OF the presbytery.
Prof. John nj. LangstOn made a statement re-
garding the financial condition of the 18th street
church, in which he showed that the church
owed about $4,000, and asked aid from the
presbYtery. Rev. Mr.. Farley moved that a re-
commentator be made to the churches, in
order that collections may be taken up for the
benefit of this church. Rev. j. n. Combs
moved as a substitute that the matter be re-
ferred to a committee of five, to confer with the
18th street church; adopted, and DIR. Chester,
DIR. Mitchell, DR.. Smith, DIR. Howe and Judge
Drake were appointed the committee.
Revs. Mr.. NOurse, Beach and Waller were
selected to revise the standing rules of the pres
bytery.
DR.. Sunderland was appointed to represent
the presbytery upon the case of appeal to the
synod of the New York avenue church on the
rotary elder question.
recess was taken until 7:sO O'Clock, when a
free conversation on the subject of reli gon took
place, and vote of thanks was rendered to the
ladies of the church, and the presbytery ad
journed sine dte.
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BONDS OF THE BoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
We need three thousand dollars of these bonds
and will sell some of our fine watches for them
GoLAY & MORRILL,,
9,H, i. Cor. 18th and r sts., opp. Treasury.
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THOUSANDS OF PROMISING YOUTHS, of both
sexes, go down to untimely graves, from gem
eral debility and weakness, who might he saved
by terrifying their systems with iron. The Pc
ruvian Syrup is an Iron Tonic prepared ex-
pressly to supply this vitalizing element, and is
the only preparation of iron that Will assimilste
at once with the blood.
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piles. ulcers, toothsche, sore throet, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sol es, head ache, collie,
boarseness. diarrh9a, and ali hemorrfages. Etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. 10, tn IS TT
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BUILDING AssocIATION.-The Washington
Cooperative Building Association held its 72d
meeting last night, when % 800 were sold at q
premium Of 90 to 40 per cent, being quite q
suaoen rise as compared with its sales during
tne ps1 year. This meeting completes the 9Th
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MILK ISsvEcrIoSs.-wm. Il. Cleaver, vete-
rinary surgeon, has been commissioned by the
Board OF Health to inspect all the milk which
comes into the District, and where II is practi-
cable 20 inspect the cows Where parties refuse
TO allow their diaries and animals to be inspect
ed, they viii De barred from the sale Of milk in
the District
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FRkscH LEAvE-Mrs. Harriet Jane French
husband, John Frelinghuysen French Who now
ives IN Somerset county, Nd, ayerring ths,
they were married in Philadelphia IN is5s snJ
that he has neglected and deserted her ~ e''u
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THE BOARD OF REGISTRATION, at their Lac,
days sitting yesterday, did q very large amonnt
OF business-far beyond that Of any other dav
Of the session. The new names footed up 81
800 white, and 2s1 colored. Changes OF rest
dence, l90-125 white, IS colored.
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CoRNs, ETc.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns,
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
feet find quick relief at Dr. Whites establish
ment, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-09

TEE THEATER CoNIQUK Is on the food tide
of prosperity, the succession OF novelties pre-
sented weekly attracting good houses.
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OvRRCOATs,

OvRRCoATs,
Glengary Goats
and Talmas.
Immense Stock Just received.
A. STRAUSS
Popular Clothing House,
1011 Pennsylvania avenue,
Near 18th street.
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PALMER & GREEN advertise pure country
cider in quantities 70 suit purchasers. See ad-
yertsement.
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ZINE WATOHRa,

Our great specially, American and imported
watches of superior quality. Fine watch repair
ing by competent workmen. Watch cases made
to order. GoLAY & MORRILL,,
9,H,1. Cor. 18th and sts., opp Treasury.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Az street
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DIR. BULLS CoUsH SYRUP is offered with
the fullest confidence in its efficacy. 1t has
been thoroughly tested, and maintains the good
is prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for
alternating Bronchial Affections, Asthma,
Coughs and Colds.
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TURoo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
003 street. b2O6:
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To GET RID of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. go
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PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale at Wholesale by
Chas. Stou 3 Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,1
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1928
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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Condensed Locals.

See sdveTtiaement of sleeve button lost.
John Owens Is playing at Ford's Opera House
in Baltimore to Overlooking houses.
Mr.. George Peter, OF Montgomery county,
Nd, wss admitted to the District bar yester-
day.
Tinted States commissioner and examiner In
ehancery for the District Of Columbia.
The members of the COrcoran Zouaves meeS
at their armOry to- night to make arrangements
fer the funeral of Corporal Simonds.
John Cajay and George ID. Graham were the
ehairmen of the committees to receive ard en-
terrain the visiting military companies from
Richmond day or two slnce-
Coroner Patterson's report for the month Of
September last shows that he viewed fourteen
dead bodies, Of which six were white and eight
were cOlored.
Edwin Hugesheimer having resigned the posi-
ton OF commissioner of the eastern market, the
Governor has appointed j. G. Kimball in his
stead.
sided in New York AZ ye0terday's session of the
Catholic Union. The proceedings we're pre-
In the game Of base ball played in New York
YESTERDAY, between the Washington and Mutual
Clubs the. former were victorious by score of
II tO9.
Evangelical Luthern Synod in Frederick ye--
terday, the Memorial Church, of Washington,
ID. C., Rev. j. G.. Butler, was received as an
integral part Of the synod.
At a meeting Of the Grand Lodge OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, i. o. o. F., last night, an
appropriation was made for the relief Of the
sufferers by yellow fever in Memphis, Tenn,
ard Shreveport, La, and the grand officers APP
point-d a committee to solicit subscriptions for
the same object from subordinate lodges and
the membership generally.
~
SCHOOL has been established on G street,
between 4th and 5tb under the auspices OF
German-Am erican educational society, from
which everything of a sectarian or political
character is excluded. The society numbers
1O1 members, and Is Offered by A. Eberly, pr
sident; +. ROsenthal, vice-president; G. Refs
ner, treasurer; l.. Kirchner, secretary, W.
BuTehaTd, Charles Walter, ). Wolf, Aug.
Schmidtie, K. Reitzel, l.. Dietrich, H. Richter,
l.. KuItz, and +. Shuman, directors. The
school was opened on the Sth of September I'M
der the care of the following teachers: X. Wey-
her, L. Stun, r. Burchard, and F. Shuman. 1t
already contains IL pupils, who are being in
structed in the German, French and English
languages and in drawing, besides the usual
studies OF English common schools The school
is supported by the contributions Of the MEM
bers OF the association and a nominal sum from
each pupil-S1.J0 per month from those in the
higher branches and Al from those in the pri-
mary branches-besiies donations from the
German societies. The AriOn Quartette club
are preparing for a grand ball and concert for
the benefit of the school. The receipts for the
first month were Sig1 20, and expenses Si26.12.
In few DAYS an industrial branch, in which
will be taught needle work (plain and fancy,
&c, will be opened.
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CITY ITEMS.
PRTGa's

Jewelry Store, No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue,
near street, received some beautiful styles in
plated jewelry to-day.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW AND CHOICE DRY GOODS
~ AT
BEGAN & WYLIE's,
lois and 1000 7th stress northwest
800 new and beautiful sHAwLs, at SIS each,
STYLISH DRESS GOODS
Gray hohairs, rs and B. cts: Canel's HAIR Cloth.
DO o. and IS cts; all wool Ca-hmeres new shades az
cts An immense stock Of Osssimeres, Cloths, flan-
nels, Water PrOnfs, Blankets, &C. sc.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
began a. WILLIE,
Agency for Nine. Demorsst's Reliable Patterns,
seT5O-tr
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THE Goss-UDpKRzooK MURDER TRIAL
Interesting Developments Ezpected.-The trial of
VIM. +. Undertook for the murder of A. @.
Goss viii take place at West Chester, Pa, on
the 2sth of this month. The case promises to
be an exceedingly interesting one. Curious de-
velopments are expected. Over one hur dred
witnesses have been summoned for the prosecu-
ton. Messrs. Clephane and Bradley, of this city,
have been encesed TO make an oficial report
The widow Of Mr.. Co.'s. Il will be recollected,
sued various insurance companies in Baltimore,
on policies amounting to $3.50 Only one suit
was tried-that against the New York Mutual
Life Insurance Company-in which the widow
was successful, the jury awarding her the full
amount sued for, Is 900. Soon after the trial
man supposed to be A. O. Goss was murdered,
as is alleged, by Undertook, and one of the
Questions TO be determined Is whether the muir
dered man was A. @. Goss or not.
IMPROVEMENTS ORpRRRD By TIE BOARD OF
PUBLIC woRKs.-The Board OF Public Works
have directed that oath street be graded from
NJ to streets; also, the paving Of 5th street
east, from Pennsylvan ia avenue TO East Capitol
street, with wood; also, the making Of 500 tree
boxer, of the pattern heretofore approved, for
immediate use. The superintendent OF proper
" mas been directed to remove the stone and
fuoohh from the triangular space on street,
oetween oth and 9Th streets, for the purpose of
nsuhg SAID space improved. All contractors
ana superintendents Of Improvement have been
directed 10 hurry mp the work now under pro-
cess or execution before the cola and stormy
season commences. Vice President willard =
constantly at his desk giving directions az TO its
progress.
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GEO. O. HENNING's perfectly fitting Panta-
looms meet want long felt-ready- made, equal
to ordered work-snd being made here In this
city, OF his own goods, they are more likely to
be of distinct character than usual with
ready made garments, as he makes but a few
pair of any one pattern.
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Republican RatifcatiOn-Twent
Ond District.

in mass meeting at the intersection of Virginia
avenue and 8th street, last evening, where a
platform, draped with flags, and ornamented
with evergreens, had been erected. The meet
ing was presided over by Mr.. w. l.. Cowan, and
was called for the purpose of ratification of the
nomination of Mr.. William L. Vermillion as the
republican candidate for that district. RcJolu-
tons commerdatory of the course Of the candi-
de e in the last legislature and pledging the
undivided republican support to him in the
present contest we're unanimously adopted
Dr. Thomas. Mr.. y. A. Boswell, Representa-.
tive Lewis, OF Tennessee, DIR. y. ". vox, and
other speakers addressed the meeting.
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A large and enthusiastic meeting of the re-
publicans of this district was held last night at
Rebecca Hall, in the interest of Mr.. Il
the House of Delegates. Speeches were made
by Mr.. Mcmahon, Mr.. Hoyt, Mr.. Vincent, and
others.
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The following transfers Of real estate have
Teen filed in the Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds
1s1a 11y s.. 5eRf b.rr. to D Wood sub 4.
rart y, ssasre sss ~; Ellen saiis an 70 MsrT Ken!
% .snsre st. s ssns g essrss Msrner
pss'. and 7, de- esss Todd e Henry Ware.
. III E f. AND ssS
sse to john chssieS iSt .s square Easy N.
s s,ssS e ESYsss LeSss psf ;sa:Ts
sis r. E.. s.ssss sNs
square se WV w. e csroe1sn &c f.
ss e so M ff. :ssa " i, sn s T.
q, square y mo. ssSo0 Z. f. MAYHEM to B. II smith,
ss.r saS 8 sa%srs s,.ss p ss'iER IVAN.
ssrTp:tse, 70 Hary Evans, NIB ISL square SIS,
ssasTc 4ss, S4sc; . Catherine hinwoed 70 a. 3.
20 h.Jfres Part % e. square r. $50" G. SDssSshSe
Green e 5. b. Lewis NIB. %, square 9. Sif.sO; A.
n smith to s. H. Howell, sab. Inc, sauare aoi
January G-washineton Thompson to R. g.
Pyss sSS 70 az" S. Sfs 'Ss
RnTt lot ~ sspa s, SIS sas W.
nar sfE ot Eo, S RerElnS ;1 M ~ M
Ewing, part lot Is, square 76I, SIC 900.
Man January TnMattipsly and SSrap, trustees to
e2e 5000 Sarah L. Parkhnrst to J., W. Orme,
cart 2, SQUARE sls, siSs; pcnnelly, to 4: 9.
Rothwsll part s, square go, S45o; G, w Clark TO
Nv shiIes subs "a TO g, square So, Ssn; 6. w.
Chas Hartel to- Emily r.. Berkeley. part 8, SQUARE
SS, go; Timothy Desmond to m. Bggans, part
two deeds for paf Z square SO, recorded in th,
name Of E. L. Schmidt, instead Of one In the of
c. w. King, as published.1
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In judging of people by their belongings, the
pockethandkerchiefg gives q wonderful clue. A
hat is not wholly without a kind of human ex-
preston. 1t puts on something of its wearer's
manners; 1t may be pert, grave, or apologize
One has been seen before this, the very turn-up
of whose brim insulted every other hat within
Now and again a coat is met with that has
something decidedly characteristic in its
wrinkles. Boots betray disposition; they turn
up at the toes and sway down at the heels, till
YOU could identity their owners from them. But
the pocket-handkerchief is the visible embodi-
ment Of its user. Watch man handling it, and
YOU know his character at once.
To some nervous men the pocket-handker-
chief is really sort Of other self. They are for
ever putting it forward; they move about be-
hind it, they pass through the world partly
ter, without which they could do nothing com
fortably. Have they to enter a room out comes
the pocket-handkerchief, and the first thing
visible Of their entrance is its appearing through
Another very different class there no eff
fectively display their harsher disps rs by
continually i'll using their Ocket-hand
II they have to put them into their poe cts
they crush them In; If they have to pull them
out, they drag them forth. They savagely
ernmble them up. they positively make hard
with FLIP that gives crack like a horsewhip
Others will weakly betray their characters by
a neglect of their pocket-handkerchiefs. At
times they allow the unappreciated article to
draggle out of the tai-pocket, part way to their
heeis-hmp, helpless, ruined; or they may show
no signs whatever Of having such a treasure, it
being buried away at the very bottom of the
pocket; or they will let 1t drop loose from the
hand on seat or floor. actually losing it. man
who exhibits such q want Of appreciation Of a
northumberland as this Is not to be relied
upon. He will just as easily pass over, forget,
or drop you. :
different kind of man there Is who, without
being either tyTant or q slighter of his pocket
handkerchief, 10 never upon good terms with it.
perpetual tiff seems to exist between them
they are always visibly at cross-purposes. The
handk will not come out as Il ought to
do it viii not unfold properly; 1t win not 90 into
the pocket again without c0mpulsiOn.
But worse than any and all Of these, a few in
applicable people are to be met with who pro.
duce their pOcket-hs ndkerchiefs hesitatingly
from unexpected places about them, and use
them hastily ap0logetIcally budding the pocket
handkerchief away out of sight, rs II ashamed of
being seen with it.-Lddy's Journal.
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Buy the Society Journal.
THE OOURTN.

the of Mattingiy agt District of ColumbiA-tht
south 7th street Improvement injunction case-wm
called, when Mr.. Merrick for plaintiffs, moved to
had moved to dismiss the bill because the rspiica
had not been filed by plaintiff within the time pro
been overrued the defendant appealed. Mr.. Phif
lips urged that the case until Mr.. Cook could
be present After some discussion, the mani
mously dismissed the appeal. Harmon agt. Mofitt
argument commenced.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cdrttr.-To-day, 8. T
s. Mcrsell, Mel. S. Byington, z. d. Gilman, and II
r; Acksr; excused from serving on jury; Chase aSt
May and wife agt Daley do. Weaver agt Thorpe
do Lacey ,agt; Strong; stricken from calendar
Berger agt. Wall; do. Cross agt. began; Judgment
for plaintiff Hannot agt McGill; suit a6ated
IIawley ast Huttries; settled. Warrington City agt
McCalla; dismissed. Same agt Busey do. Ellis agt
Hugie; settled. McNair agt. Dewitt dismissed.
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TIE TOUCHING TALE OF the colorel lads of
Washington will be read with absorbing inter
ct. They 60 to day school. but refuse To Join
secular songs OF the too convivial school-room.
They viii sing nothing, we are told, but piOuS
songs, though the songs OF the school are as
simple and a. innocent a songs can be. T0such
an extent do these fearfully pious scholars carry
the thing to rebel against the authority of the
school teachers, and they are backed up BY their
bigOted Sunday school teachers. The cOnse-
Quenee -, number have been expelled from
the schools There Is nothing more cheerful and
refreshing than such piety as this; but IL mus;
be extremely uncomfortable to the poSseSsors of
II, and very unpleasant 10 the thoughtleSs
wretches by whom they are surrounded.-N. Y.
Commercial.
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JANE READ.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrs
Il Der has obfained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding Special Term,
OF SOPHIA ARNOLD, late OF Washilreton
county, y: On deeessed. All persons having
to exhibit the same, with the vvuchers thereof, TO
the subscriber, ON or before the 18Th day Of Janu
sry neSti they may otherwise BY Law be excluded
from all benefit Of tho said estate. Given under nv
he11d this 18th day of January, ld3. - - =
JNa.3-1 JAMES i. GROSS, Administrator
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HIGHwAY ROBBERY IN THE SMITHSONIAN
GRoUNDs--As Mr.. Traitor, who resides on 18Th
street southwest, was walking through the
Smithsonian grounds on Saturday night last,
between 10 and II O'Clock, he was knocked down
Nv two coOred men and robbed of watch aud
chain, also Sl2 in money. Officer X. III. Cook,
OF the agricultural department. hearing cries
for help. proceeded To the spot a. soon a. pos
sble, but on arriving there he found Mr.. Traitor
lying Oh the ground badly bruised. His asSsil-
ants had fled Ofhcer Cook took the injured man
"a has home l. there q Waterman an officer
OF any Kind about the Smithsonian grounds a,
night? II there L. he should he on the alert as
OF late great many persons have been robbed
Of their market baskets. &c. in those grounds.
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The MEMORIAL FREE CHAPEL. corner of nth
and y streets. was opened yesterday TOR the first
time for morning service. The chapel was well
nned. The seats were supplied with books of
worship. each stamped in gilt letters, Memo
rial" They are the gift of Rev. DIR. Conrad, of
Philadelphia The singing was eongre ga.ionaI.
led by Miss Butler. who also presides az the or
gan The Introductory sermon was BY the pas
tor. j. G.. Butler. upon Epiphany. v. %: The
glorious church. which Christ loved and for
which He gave himself" The Sunday school
meets AT 3O'CiOck, and Mr.. A. $. Pratt is the
superintendent In the school il a German de-
artment, in charge Of Miss DengIer.
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4 Der has obtained from the Supreme Court OF
tne p,stF F Of GSlumss holding Special rm,
tate Of ROBERT HEAD, late Of w ashinf ton county
1isries Of CSlgmeia deceased All persons having
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber on or before the llth day Of January
next: they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate. Given under my hand
jl4-tu St JANE READ