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RAILROADS..
AsuINoroN AND ONO RAILROAD.

hLLARRAseEMENT,.-Two TRAIss DAILY,
zRaPaNE BSEtdaiSsSiss HSaSSsf H.
ss.Ss Ts;hpstGn 4 m .nd sns Lses
burg lsoins westwardl q \ y m and md sas p M
TP;ss teesbaT isoins E,S..Id( 4. Z, I, n A; and %
md sils p. m. and at Washington at soa' m and
30p.m. 49, ,r...
ington and Ohio cars At the Baltimore and Pot9mac
kailro,d station AZ q; m. and p n, and 20
Thee rs O. m train from Alexandria ard - 0p. m
train from Hamilton connect 81 Hamilton. WIN
Eemp's daily line of coaches for Pufoelivilie, Snick
ersvflle, Berryyille and winchester Also. with
Reamefs line of cosches, which leave IeesburE daily
Communication ucfets, three cents Per miie,
Annvsi Ana tichets, seo. Ar n H4,hsyEsFsEn, Hay Il
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RHAan a:S SfR ss.ssRRssI sSRsIinsssnGssn. sssns
A LRxANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A ROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND FREDk

a RoAp AND kLExANpRfA AND rhEpk
rS rhISEsBJJRgy tn y RAIIIWAY, 3 n un m .rnvvr. =,
Local trains for, MeIandIi. lesye follow, q
and snd a1ndsy nm e Alexandria daily all others daily e.
,fccai trains leave Alexandria ss tciiovs, g. Z.
= m. and ,. m. from KieIsndris daily: ali other
TranS & msrssa % sSus .cSnnec. with trains on wasb.
6G1sTt6p sooommcdaeon leaves wsshinssou
SskRf assf fifsRsS Vi. Rlehmena
Through uckets 70 ali points South and Bout thvest
for ale 9 Tho 1eos cotnel sii.h and Psnnsyiysns
where ps.sensers can Leave ofder fof bas
iYHlH General Passenger Agenk
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EDUCATIONAL.

NsPUTAs MUSICAL ACADEMY,
IL SOS Fheb FlebbTwMk wksTfikksFdN, kssTfkkssTF 5ssDb' & "a sAvH M
OPENS hS8fh4pPASh Sf4P AaShsSSH, hssSgtsRS'r lisa "a"
Hsr1f sntS &R :SS SRiss
ihgyIAss esn.sqns .srg; b, 70 h s.S :, sp AZ AZ
Young hen'. ghristian As.Sc,Ssien Puildips aad
y St% sEsRS.ss .3epno' "snshh sssss ssf% Jim
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

III WARRINGTON. D. O., August q, lB73.
On the petition OF NEWMAN SILvERrnohs. OF
Sumeryille, Canada, praying for the extension OF
patent granted 70 him on the 18th day q Noyem'
sS2 and on the an day o. August, 1888, for m I'M
provement In Boot and shoe Tips;
II is ordered that tho testimony In the case be
closed on the 2sth day OF October next; that the
time for hlins arguments And the Examiners re-
port be limited 70 the eth day Of November next,
md that said petition be heard on the 18th day Of
Any person may oppose this extension.
se5-WgW II. b. LEQaETT, OOmmiaainner.
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n EN ny H. SEA SLE,
AROHITBOr,
ITO = street, Oppsssso Psss Oaos Depart.
! ,,itg
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AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.


bfror CORNER sIITH AND p STREETS
Afssr AUGUST y. % Is1s, irsias sill run .. follow.
rhAihsasL haLffaShk hkhXh roR rRAaxs WxsHfsaFSs, sFs At
= p.... %a.lJs sias.r. r. Prs.. ma d.; Ss~ York '1
50 S.,y g, YS,a AM M nnJn; daily. except
ssa;ily. accommodation Il Soiih 4 mi sad Rsss dslg
W.. ds; shcsp. sns san lon e rom bs%orS
iis !: m. New York sz. Ss!ly :sicspt sanasy;
8 E. Baltimore express. daily. siespt sunday.
~ p. m, BALTIMORE 40 g % p m, daily, except
oommodation, daily, ex. sunday.
oept Sunday. b % n, m, daily, from
Sis p M, Cincinnati III. Baltimore, daily except
g..sss' daily. s1ospt Sun sld,y. y. from West and
% p M. daily New ID, % p. m.,., Southern
York Night EiPress. .EIpress, daily.
2 En- Pacihc kz. ~ %. New York sIpresa
Trsins issyins washington ct s.s = NJ. and %
p. m connect a. Bowie with trains for Marlboro.
@ ins = NsPiScro' i iOso s = and E ii.s n nj md s'S
.rrv,ns :. A I In, 2
northwest corner thirteenth and Pennsy wanna ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth and Pennsylya ave
nue. can have their baggage called for and checked
4 hosels % and sesidsnees to Al point, North n and
qhicaso, Omaha San Francisco. and all points
| y. L DpBARRY. Gen. Superintendent
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
'NITED STATES PATENT oFFIcK,
ryNIrRn STATES PATENT OFFICE

TNITED STATES PATENT UFFICEI
u WAsnIseros D. q. AnEust q. iGS
On the petition Of WILLIAM BLKssINo, cf Jener.
sonyille Ohio praying for the extension of patent
granted to him on the 18th day OF December. lobe,
II Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the llth day of Noyemeer next that the
be limited 70 the sl.t day Of November next, 1nu
that said PETITION be heard ON ths sth day OF NO
Any Rsrson may qyppss ,sts ssssPSS
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I1RoPosALs FOR A STEAM LAUNCH.

WAn DrrAnrMrrJ
QuAnTrnMAsryR GEnRRAL's OyyIcK, !
WAsHfNoToN, d, O., August 10, l571
so arc pDsd m I'D 70, ig.psssing ~ .I
Dor.
she should be strongly built, haze . speed n not
ter with screv progellsr boiler, nt 70 S,n J:c .sit
supply % fresh water for ordinary use, and con.
denser by which portion Of The exhaust steam can
be used, and to have steam bflge ejector boiler
tested to two hundred pounds: size. hfty fect In
length over All: beam. tyelys feeti drslL tvo tsss
considered. "
.Psce and timo Of delivery to bc stated Price Of
the launch m completely htisd p.intsd md resdy for
signed, viii be opened Il this once on the iiih q
Beptsmbe next, at noon NJ o. MEf0s,
Qusrtermsster denerai. Byt. Msl. oen. d. A.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WARRINGTON, ID. O., August Z. ls7a
On the petition Of % ySHs @ T. bUILEn, q Esy
ent grHntedlto him on the 18th day Of November,
isse, for an Improvement in Fastening Metal hoops
II is ordered that the testimony in the case pe
closed on the ltth day OF October next; that the
time for hling arguments and the Examiners re-
port be limited 70 the s+th day Of October next,
October next.
Any person my oPgeSssa shir sItsas,SD
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u wAsHIsoros, ID. c., August 29 1873
J. KiMbILL, Of New Haven. Connecticut,
praying for the extension Of . patent granted
TO them on 27th day OF December. lsb9. for an i'm
proyemept In Top Props for Carriages
II Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
clused on the 10Th day Of November neat: that the
time for hling arguments andthe Examiners repor!
be limited to the 9TH day ofDecember next and that
said petition be heard on the 10th day Of December
NEXT
seJ,WM II. b. LEaaETr. Commissioner.
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DENTISTS.

DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATR OF
H. lohio Ooiiegs Of Dental Surgery, al sev.
onth street between d and z. few door
olO set, either Jaw. lyl10
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JNTHEsuPREME COURT OF THR DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA. THE Urn DAY OF sEPrtM'
Der, loIS.
Ann Il. Disney ct al. ,,,,,.noo,,,,,
vs. \ No.SJB E1uityDocketE.
william Wheeler ct a> .HE
On motion Of the PLAINTIFF, by Mr. Edwards, thelr
solicitor, II Ia ordered that the dofendanis. Imam Imam
Wheeler, ri Elizhbeth Wheeler, Henry Nhoees ueoIHe
Wheeier, Augusta wheeler. henry .. DeSey. aud
Sylvester Simpsonand Msry y sllmI mIson.n.s ", wiie.
6efore the frst rule day occurring forty DAYS Aier
THIS day; otherwise tho cause viii beproceeaed win
as In case ~ default .A'a'
BY the Court. n n uu,,puprya y,.,tea
Test Il. ]. MEias, Ulcrh, fkses MsF
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FORIIGN GOSSIP.

Paris has $4,000 puupots, much larger
luiu,r. la proportion to boz Population. taG louuou.
MIR. Warren Pcucurkc died in Bugl-
tru IullHlI t.c Other dat Nhe urd.r the !u u. D,a
ui Cu.urulnrIu a. u'r d,ui.s.-
1t I.statod thut the thincsr have been
uur elHu liver uu tor c,uturir, curative, and that
D. I.uIr ,u,ac,'u Wau c'u iN,r oH.
--l'lccolomlni, although she finally re-
tired fruuI tt' sty-e many years HIu often sings 900
,trtthlc entertainments, ANA rerrAtN tpos ptft ln
concert gyyn AT sienna ~ tAc Orchestral society OF
tIut tUNu.
A Chinese proclamation has he"n s-
sued to prevent thf rOWHn- VI tnua' inf ants, and
among tUc Arguments used ~ iinst The practice Is int
the ghosts of tnc suught red children VIII ayrnr them
selves upon the unnatural parents.
An important International Medical
Congress nov In session NJ Vienna Tor the purpose II
discussing vaccination the regulation oi tne social
tYli quarantine Nltn special tritrcnce 10 CAurra :
sewerage and drDlnage ottUwus aad Oncr stated quN
liUnb ui moment IN sanitary rCtnDc.
The Seine Asslle Court lius Just passed
sentence ON TIE band OF young naI"ttctors known
the BlaCA Caps guilty of rupucuc, with YlultuCc.
GonleI, tnc leader, ug,d lt n r'uitucrd TO twenty
years uprtunuc nt, and two others ~ utcen years
imprisonment each,
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rHE srrHR,I>oRs on rnE TINES
New York cav Paving More IhAm her SHIRE
OF Ihr -IMIc's ENpln.r-.

The Suporyisors met yesterday after
noon. Tho galleries were nucd with thirsty
poiiucians, and inside the railing were Commit TO
sioucr- Wal,s, L9imhc.r AMI Naulton, and sey-
erai understrappers of the various departments.
Ate. ~Dine routine business Supervisor klch
moved that the comniitc, appointed to examine
the tax books of the Twelfth, Nineteenth and
Twenty y-socoud Wards hc empowered to examine
the tax rolls of the rest Of The wards. aud that
Supervisors hehr Falcouer, Monueimer and
Reilly be added to the committee. The motion
was tabled.
Supervisor Koch Thought that it was time that
the taxpayers knew how the taxes were levied.
The Tax Commissioners usually did ~ they
pleased, and when the books were sent to the
Board uf Supervisor the members signed them,
The Supervisors, said the speaker, have a i-hrr
duty to perform. II they had not signed those
books the city and county debt would not have
been $lB,0U.bn. The city Of New York paid
too much ot the state tax because tho SUPER
NlsOrs did not do their duty, In the country
the assessurs generally undonalued properly
bot lu NrW ork they ONtrYalucd IL. That was
easily accounted tor. In the country the tax
urorr, were elected 10y the people, while In New
lurk they were appointed.
Tue Supervisor concluded by moving that the
report of the Committee ON Annual Taxes and
Finance he reterrrd back 10 the committee for
further G. nsl00ratOu.
supervisor NcCancrtv IN scron ling the mo-
ton, -aii that superficial eNpmlutuon w.H
worse tuan none At all. 81 would ash Su-
ueTy.- Vance he continued, whether tho
t.multlrc uu Nnuum Faxes and Finance were
ever called !, -cthvr.
"'Inty met lo7.oy At u O'clock replied 81
ucrtisYT Vance.
"4i.,uuu.itr' could mot ha,. d.-charg,
thrir duty iu two houI,,' said Supervised, Nc.
tah,r,v. luc -u1lrct Na> oi too much im-
p"rrncc, r. a. Iny"Nrd the usuts of e,,l ttN-
s.ucni .ur deuAcmer moted that the report
be rnrunmitDd
uuwnuop. 90 Supervisor Nap ''hurI, t.e re-
Supervisor hori p.,e 'atcI the report Of the
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New York Markets.

TnrRSnAY, sept. H. FLoun AND NEAL-
aa gr g91 seaS ,op P'iId g iSrGq ,.q %%yTy
end southern quiet. Moderatc dcininn for ouy
in brisk doni6d. ~ quote: Flour. no. 3
T'Gaie.ii5, tStr,' WHIT. D. VT, Wcsterm sprine
~ d >nnIt,,s oit ytra ,,a acniic ' r,i,s.
,ioesllyl. city shipping extras $50 t5S,; cit, trade
imn,y brands, sasG,S Siu5j; s1ulhcrr shipping extras
al, tsl,l hye iqgr sapcrnnc. s5tt5 '5 Com lg"I
svSpRiEs- Pc i,um quict % l., ii.. lOr rt"l d !
rosn scady at s3ie .ii i.op blis. seller the ycar
> ID at e. spirits urlentinc snld To- modyrltc cA
sold at ~. frcipnts active anu nrucr. LUnN bush.
gram TO Liverpool uy steam at u I!.d chartered TO
rgoyi,loss-lore as easier srlc. - ohhls at sl7si
mes. apd sS lot clear n5Si ME scivc. sa,s ~
. t{5O for extra mes anu ior tini nless Iacon IN
good demand; sale. i96 6x. nt 81 cfo cy long ca,
Meat, wcrc moderately active BELLE, fSd at 10 e.
fresh shoulders nt 1' smoked do nt p~.'fc nicsi LED
city at lb1c Lard fairly acti, sales bsp tee. at
Western s.c Tor pri, Western ior ,cptcmb r. ,.isc
l,esscd no qu ,ted -. mtier ~ iair g,nihmd "a
sra'c STA, ir to ra.g' ] 1na eoot 70 inm, "g5 s
GHAIs Wheat about e. lower. .li,. i0ol bush. red
c.ossd al ti51. ola Nii%atloc, So. : spring at
'i5; lSo".s spr,s At So ana ,SSgi,G, & on ada
ZOE high miScd Snd yclos witp ii a, esiSc.' .s
eStra choice at Sc Oats dull "a '- ty bush q, ls
Sic for Tor ii Whit Sr, iscte ie's es 'i Ear Wa.
Vgi az eac In. bush do az Hl' .UI 2ftfu tuh, cet.
Crn for the iast hell OF stpt"iabsr tt Hic.
bN1NIKtEs-t nlrrH aC So and N'snfrt sales two cnf.
,ocs RIO one ~ baltimore aud tie other ut Hamuton
ROuus, ~ come hctc. l0tu ut .!sc SOLD. tcc IN de.
manu- igr cNpor.. su, D." bugs i'aneuol ON board ct
Rae. gOlu IL bond. NVla-~ut quiet. sugar. nrui ahd
more active, sucr lis hats. ant 100 JAS. including
nIulu,scs sugI's ULl common rcN4.n r.. fai to
prime ~ Ing, tri'W" t.itF. htuuru,
lOHc. FOR writr" A." and il1 Tor hIrta.
COTTON Iuvrr /, moo crate uCman' for cotton on
the SPOT, 20 UNCHANGED price. fYr Oh CottIs Susll
oIct4Lgs OF new cotton on wharf nd tU urNr at cH.
rtssiuL Nldl y ~ aui-, 3' .'.ui 0. i.ill.lg i..
l9c. 2sli bales, ut winch - Tor export, 2us2 Tor
consumption. auu Ga 100 tru-t, ll rtarI Dc, vgr'c-
september advanced '.ra lHtc in"n hs tc Wit far
] if,turdt iluus U.."., li-it..
september hrc Tor OctuI err I'D -c. fur November aud
bctrWbrr y .c tpt ia u4r!, l' tc. iur it.. .ifI.
Uun ' -t. i' 'arci lhr Layer. w. lu1rNtt Was nrl
lnluGIus u lAadi,id.
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boat Is to be cut away. and tunt says that II Ia
not. should a quarrel occur before the star, ,
the decision between the quarrelltng aeronauts
will he made by the Goodsells, who hold the
balance of power in the pruprietOrship OF the
apparatus. and in the event Of atupture would
bc tolerablv certain 10 exclude Wise and send
on the balloon under Donaldson's command
While refusing to explain, e. NJ. Guodsell saya
that the quarrel will not interfer with the send
ing on Of the balloon. should Wise co-aud his
absence from the grounds Yesterday strength
cned the prevalent impression W hich many en-
tcttain that hc will not he will ma that Iurt
and Donaldson will practically take the entire
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NEW NoRK. Thursday, sept. ll.-lieceipts OF
bctNca were cate, i.I.. head, uakIug ili since
Monday tl st a..l fNr tlr time it~t week The
gul'il Was scarcely up to the AVERAGE mark Tor Thur
dty the toes was not all u uut late hour ana trade
was dul and unsal sttriurl. Common TO good leNans
were selling tk al ttt &c.. g., Goo dftss - %. t.
the rr cWt, anu common TO prime native stc r- a.
Sa ilc with few tops al l-,t, % drcss "a . aud ;,
Is. Co. tie -russ tWt.
Annals OF calves wcrc ~ head making 81 since
Monday. uinsf 2fiG Tor fnH time last week MIR
fed. or veal calves. were in dcuau utt lUc but
tcfuN caycs ma uxci lots were sOiu at ha &C., aud
ErassCr, a. So tl,5 tfNead.
u ctipt, oI tutCp aud Amh. were % cars, oI 400
hca, itNIn ia 10 r'lc' Nuud1! u-Ilu.t 5000 for tAs
same tliuc last k. The market a shadc weaker
hut the hLlS of the ou'rngs went to mo rutc Rt
about Ir'NInu= quot tous. or l.c p y for lambs
and it~f &C.. tor sa,,p. Extra alns could have been
sold ~ sr., and cN'fA size u at bc. fOrtytwo cars
ur 4,'-l hueS trs r,Cc.NCd tkg 5is since Monday
against lh2i Tor ihr saiuc time ~' vcct The market
remains steady suc trm AZ n for live iUss
AID D., tt . '. iur d4cssCi
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the Interest on their Bonds.
The Senatorial Committee on Transpor-
tation met Yesterday in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Among the railroad men were ID. l.. Harris, Of
the Connectcu River Railway; Chaplin, Of the
Boston and ALBANY; Worcester, OF the New
York Central; Johnson. uf the New Jersey Gen
trail. and Hayes. General Manager of the Blue
Freight Line Senator window said that the
object Of the appointment cf tho committee was
to procure aud lay before Congress facts relative
60 the cost uf transportation from the West to
the seabourd. II was asserted that the railroads
charged too high n rate for frcightagc. and the
committee would like Information ON that sub
iec' both from merchants and railroad men.
MIR. Hayes, of the Blue Line, said that through
freight lines were necessary to bring the pro-
ducer and consumer together during the winter
months. when water navigation is not open and
In order to compete with water lines the busi-
ness had - he done without handling at either
cuG OF the roads. Therefore the companies
made an arrangement among themselves,
whereby each put III "A quota Of car 10 iutm "A
through line under one management. These
cars belong to the roads under manager Tor,
Size joint interest, of all. When n NM blli ~
mCdC at st. Louis a copy OF that Dill comes here
aud is corrected, and there is 40 man outside "f
the railroad companies VINO receives any 81 the
! proNts. The arian.emcnt simply lhcill lthtCS
handling. During the month uf last November
the Blue Line IAN cars on one huudi ed ana tw'n-
tv-fuur different roads. one car, Tor example,
| would 20 all the way through, and the miic gc
] lul llldi WbUlu nc ItptINtu cream tillhNAi 10
| the Pacific coast. The nature OF auspOrtatiOn,
/ SO far as New York IL concerned has changed
| within decade; while the same amount OF
! property II moved. II II moved 10y through lines,
! instead of different companies. Railroad cubac-
! nv H. sometimes taxed very largely, aud fault is
! found because through facilities not fur
nisied. the capacity OF railroads to move prop
| erty to the scahoard Is $1,000 tons per day, and
! the capacity Of water 900 tuns-a total Of
/ 10jUp tons daily. The mileage Of railroads
lh tie United states exceeds the mileage Of
/ all Europe. and their combined tonnage Is
.-JiBslUvu yearly. The total earnings of all COM
bincd l. ~ lUJ per cent. less than sufficient to
] pay interest on their bonds. MIR. Hayes thought
/ that the great desid ratum H. storage capacity
/ nj the Last, SO that freight con be moved here
! and delivered with fdcilitN, and ne gave an eN-
tended account Of the operations of the Blue
/ Line.
1t ise expected that the Joint Committee OF the
New orb Legislature uu Trans purtdtIun Routes
VIII consult with the committee to day, when
Mr.. Window will inform tue legislators how
much tiuc can be deyo,cd to the consideration
ui New lOrt canals. ii H. probable that the
committee will close their session In New YORK
tomorrow evening and proceed to Boston.
From Boston thty Will 20 to Portland, and
] thence % ilurllU.
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Vel drive MS battle on,
Vel oiiVc Ulis battle On,
We. driNc th. battle on
In Jcfu-' might ven taii and night.
a .I frHt... fftfa .uffH. fu


After a doNoluEy sung at the close of tho
hymn. ihc afternoon session Of the Conference
Wa opened toy reading the minutes uf the
WUrniuf session The committee appuintcd in
tie morning session in relation to the division
oi the Conference i,rC scutcd two reports. Tho
majority pr posed that the new Conference bc
j. rurd south ui the forty second degree Uf
lWiudCt The minority report suggested that the
buuuddr, iiuc hc that proposed ~ the las' Gem
the majority report bc adopted. This at once
caItd forth the minority portion Of the commit =
tee. who were led ht BRO Could. who said that bv
the adoption of tine i2d degree liuc "a the bouu
Diary, II " Huid Toe doing a great Nroug To thu.,
who resided north of that line; that the pcuplc
ol that section had expressed their decide %
wish, and would feel justly grieved were their
question waNcd warm, and when approaching a
point OF what would Ice Classcd as a worldly IA
thPriug, some brother would start up some Ia
iniliar hymn, whtch acted ~ oil upon the truu-
hlcu water.
Brother Mathews suggested that he saw the
point In the arguments against the furty-seCond
degree din ision,which was that the section soui u
,harmdh tBruther Could. hut that the bcld was
large and were the same PROPERLY worked south
Of TINS line u would not bc long before the Con
ference could carry On "A glorious work more
success ill} than before. Many OF the brethren
spoke long, euphaticaily, and pontcdlv, both
pro and con-, and often the "Amcns. .' Glory
10 tod were shouted out when u point was
"eil ~ 'ric or rcll well given.
W lu-t General superintendent Roberts mn
nounccd that was 3 o'clock. Then the breth-
ieu called for tine vote.
TIE Secretary having read tho resolution. a
Vote was taken, with the following result Ayes.
ol' nays, ~. lie afternoon session then closed.
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"Glgry hellelujsh r"Yes. Lord 2" "That'. the
truth A., nf lis hearers. He took his text
1foin ! Peter, ILL.,, y. A few of the sentenc, =
~nlch reached the SrS reporters ears were AZ
to To- the first school house and shout to the
people lGlory to God, SC.1 The LAWYER when
ne gets up VIII tel as big a lie "a he can to win
ms case. lles, Lord, la ha! ha &cl They
ultd To tcath me hgW to preach, but used to
get last asircr. Behold, I send you forth in
your carriages and fuol's cap. When the
iuIN Ghpst helps. | can almost speak German.
Ih spon-Csl an years old In tho Lord, ana |
nave Hcht ~ speak - his acquaintance. sin
T. blood disease iroauuusC.L j. and We rot to
have somethint powerful to clear II M There
are go bg Is or little I''s in Gods Kingdom ;
We "rc not WCa-urod b, our looks ur the clothes
W. wear II IS not tho head trthc big under
standiti that niak, the good man. sc.
lie closed ourJI tiy, l,tdking out into the
hymn chorus:
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THE PREACHERS IN DOVER.
,,.otEHINNI CONFERENCE or
TRIE MEIHODISIS.
nt,...ou The tor'S--ccord Degree OF Lnt-

-...,uchlmm Conference OF the FREQ
,..... ,.uf.h i. holIiu. u.s. thirteenth sos
p...,r.N.J Yc-ter lay at noon the Scc-
..,4ue,jins WIS ci uscd, alter Az auiniatod
..t.fIH ,lic-ttou ui whether the Sa--
....... ,.u.,rruto should be- divided INTO
tp hod'c-. or whether the question
.. .. I.r.ucd to the General Conference
,i,I decision. NJ action as taken. ard at
'sy ucmc,tlug was adjourned til this morn
u.at ats.nocI"'k.
r..,. 4 quite full number of delegates
.... n.is. iu. Of both Conference and loc.l
,....b,r-. the cGrllhcrations II the Conference
Ian ,n Wcducs daN incoming, the loth inst
=, ..l preceded by singit =, reading of the
s.,ur.-. ud pray,r. The Rev. h. T.. Roberts
a,.,I..tcI President AMI the Bcvs. .Gouid
.Yr r. SLEW, Secretaries. No important
..,..sw...l Fought w before the body during
,frtm.rnrc'~ -Ds-i N. the time being occd-
,.tnti, reading OF delegates letters. election
sf.f.,r-. a,r..iaE upon the hours and minor
la. U,r sire sessions. IgcuchiuE In the after
.fi .rf t.,u.u. Us we'll dit,ud, q, tho lIttlc
... .... 'ii y. lut uUt crowded, With a
.t.ai4Iu, TIE iui-,i uutubcrs OF which were
' tN..,ruu. tNc warmth and enthusiasm uf
o.. A......-. uIYd an ht irt were ulspl. we'd.
.,.ut.l i,-iiuer. To- come forward ana
..-.t.r present ,ppprtuhitics f,r ~alVation'
f| .akl Al
t'' t''.'..'..'.ii ..,. tN.ir
rr>r.vu>t.ls rom Cuntsr
=, ..-ur.S ualc thejt aprcorancc at the
nI.t Il., -t,c4di uto,nct, aud one sister aNalitd
tLrH-t.'r- 'i ulr Urt r"utN "l itihh- VIM,
90. u.d done f.r tuc'r souls irdNefr anu
s1.t,. .c- uf hVuus w'r" ut'r-le--'l WIN th1
c,.~.-i, ,n-.- u,l t,s'irotia.. "' man s'id
Good f.a cuU'cric' N~ ,l W.. r'l t.r
a .l. ard DiI,u tim to lal "r 100 hi- N.N', ara l.I
''v ,,'a r,y" ~ ..f l.. ,n,,,t: Gut. t..,.
a. 300 10 N".'n Ii Iv"N - ~ ~ s,u't ..,
~ "' "V" "'' E 'E ,',f,,..ut r..1..r. .tuI .'
s.. D., ul. answered v..l "N.. 90 d DO.
~ .-td." lia.itiuJan. "Nl"r uci"''"' anu
A".H.T -ici God cane Hhd l'NN uc,
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N..t' W.. 'D -. ', 4 W. , ''.N
s.t .. i " l'n -.'li.'I m m wy -'i 'I.N. .'
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,t ni ','1 cd ana piea, i'd o. ,'uur 81.
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t.-. ...' ""'" "' ''''' ''''''" ".'' '""' "'d
7iiS j. GODS "'Hk'
tls iis d." oi ton. NE unt" Him all
q. 'r wan i'u \'ui sI,' ana nr
!'. '.i. 'i." "it' tome C." Jesus.
". llH ,-H ''-t'" in thc u't"tm ST.
tu t'- ".d D.t'- Of "t'r nation RAM out
..N "'.,t" is a. i'uutau MlcA " th
f... "N q trNc tins battle ON aud other
it.I'V .ttH. ,t this tuuefui denomination.
'I .'-, tlr a iew minutes. aud
N -.v '.p. E4.lamat on- of " pr,a,hc
~, r. f,t,"33 ii"3 t.iala w Io,S
& ~ 49,. II'st r.t.i ",'I - 's' '.r',', 'r,u'
'.' ..IM. aNtd ,i t.r I .t..n ~, wore, ,d'
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v'' in'i "..l. '"' T"s,'
'i' "'' ", ".-, '.-"'.'., H. j. i''
s.i. &c.. - i,se IN Nllt, -"set melody
e' .f TO- I.". tiN "Hu tNh"' t''l'H-. lN'" H'''
w." -l.'' '' ''Hor voice 'e-"" Il. NM
..,,d :ufn;al f
Tier. ...a .,d chorus were caught ny bv au
vi ,. RATIOS and altos. blritoues AID d,,.,