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New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
LONG ISLAND.

Lon ISLAND CITY-1he Noble faction of
a. )cuocratc City Convention met at the JacksOnaye
E.ol Saturday afternoon. There contesting dele
s,0ns from the second and Third Wards both OF which
,re admitted. Upon the decision admitting the con-
ng delegations being announced four OF the Fourth
's-t and the same number from the Fifth Ward dele
Yat ons withdrew, and with the two delegations not
admitted organized another Convention, nut finally
postponed action until Tuesday. The Convention then
i ade the following nominations: Supervisor John W.
fayDtar Police Justice. George PARCELS; Civil Justice,
Michael Deshantyi Receiver OF Taxes, John Horan.
Among gates denied admission :. B. Noble,
Chairman Of the General Committee and leader OF the
Is nominations Tomorrow, when viii probably be in
cOrsed by the Republicans. Great interest is ie in the
Convention will dsfupt the party in this CITY and reu
the victory OF tIer opponents certain The school
for several months because the OF the
CIV faxes Will receive TWO month"; nav tII, rk fron
tbe city's appOrtiOnment Of the State fund.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD-ADout two weeks ago an ATTEMPT
was made 10 break Of the Queens County jan by
two desperate criminals named william schrier aud
James Laruns They had succeeded in cutting through
tvo thicknesscs OF boiler iron aud the Intervening wood
work " the claDb0aTds, and were only waiting for
nisht to make ,her exit but their oLtions We're for
tu1Steiy discovered through aiel0w-pYs0ner The Two
wee then securely handoued and renbved TO separate
celia They made second attempt TO escape by setting
nre 70 the Jail hoping TO get a@ay IN the confusion bat
hs plaD TOO, was frustrated aud they were then con-
nned IN the lower tier OF cells from which escape
seemed impossible Larkins beng placed in the cell ad-
}oiplhg the east side wall schrcr in the tnird cell and
colored man, Augustus Smith, in the cell between
them On Saturday night Larkins ana Schrer sue
eel occupied by smith, and through the side wall Of the
jan sal9ng m me jail yard ana scaling the fence by
neshs OI an ou piauk Smith found his cell yes
terday morning by the keeper. He denied ali kn1Wl-
edge OF the escape and probably chloTOformed.
Both or the aped prisoners desperate men and as
fhey familiar with the surrounding country thew
may succeed for some time In eludng pursuit schrier
vas awaiting tna for securing stolen goods and lar
hls for highway robbery. Both Of the prisoners be-
ohged 70 the gang OF burglars that Queens
county for some time past and effort Will he ~ aoe
sS The sheriff and hls officers 20 recaptuFe them.
WooDsIDR.-The bondsmen OF VIM. Grifiths the School
Uh "a
keAhng funds Of the district bat against whom tbe
ataho Jury fahed 70 find indictment. have procured
oehcb warrant for his arrest Tie Trustees Oi the ds
le' nave beSun action against the bOndsnen for the
recovery OF GilItDst deot, S6O0 aDa 10 eecure
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
THE STRIKES IN NEW-JERSEX

CONCESSIONS OF THE ERIE FREIGHT HANDs-THE
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL STRIKERS DIS
CHARGED.
The men employed in handling freight at
the Long Dock Jersey City, who have been strike,
acceded the COmpanys rules. aud willing to re-
sumo work az the terms offered namely, 1T per
hour The at the Erie Companys Offices satur
day one, the recently defiant laborers plead
Ing hard for employment and there being nothing for
them do. Preference was, however given to the
married and about 100 men were employed to fill the
places of those hands that had been found incom
petent Those aborcrs who commenced the strike have
ot been reGmpOyed and yet not likely TO be- Over
800 men. who two weeks ago were in steady employ
mon 6ud themselves unable to get work even at
the they then refused to The special police
are witbdrawn'from the depots and grounds
charged all the hands engaged in the strike OF Thursday
last and have employed new men in their places. At
first IL thought that the deposed would create
a disturbance but ,the preparations made by the Com
pany have far prevented any outbreak and Is
now expected 10 occur, although the precautions
still employed.
The strike of the rockuen att thetunne OF the Della
ware aud Lackawana Railroad continues, those engaged
at both ends OF the tunnel having quilted work The
contractor has succeeded IN engaging nearly 200
hands who will be set at work to-day. and trouble
anticipated from the striking workmeD. 10 il also
understood that the contractor Is making preparations
with the necessity OF employing large number
Of mp
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

1t call the remaining 70 unle..
,houl requisite aud thea 80 notice
The will produce abundant funds for all contemplated
being ed for ntngency
Applications for must he made on forms oanaoe By post or
the C0mIany from the Bankers o. the G.
SHERMAN and Pine
,ts be accompanied b. the payment Of S5
each share applied for
subscriptions viii receive priority applied for In the event Of no
applicant the deposit will be returned forth
with without deduction
as three housand subscribed
will be called nominate
their number constitute
adopted ae consideration
enterprise control the disposition Of the capital and direct the
agement o the Company.
Stock will he paid b the ubsorbeT direct
COMPANY Mesirs DuNCAN SHERMAN Co
be
ject on to disposition of above
1HE GALLON TREASURE COMPANY
Tenporsry Ofees, No. II Has-au.st, EewYork
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
BASEBALL

A large number of players Of the Atlantic
and Mutual professionals and Nameless, Coacor and
Ser amateurs. engaged In preliminary blLtossitg al
the >CspitOne Grounds Brooklyn last week The
weather was very chilly and not at all pleasant for
handn ~ swiftly batted thrown ball. Should the
weather permit the Atiantcs will play field ten to-day
n o. m. \The Chelsea. aateurs will play on Wednes
-. and Ce hutuas on Saturday, VI tbe CspItoiine
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

cs. an .amisson fec will he sharged TO the Eames
to deray ground eIpenses On Friday s6e s new m na ne
iSth thew will pu In an appearance with their new sus
Of gray and magenta against the Yale college nine a.
uoboken The first game between the Boston ano fhla-
delpha Clubs will be at Boston April 10
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
CRICKET,

The st. George Club will open play early in
May at their ground in Hoboken. The Prospect Park
Club will take the field the coming month"; and the
Boston Baseball Club have promised TO have game
with them II time will admit their April tour. The
Staten Island club have very strong eleven for the
coming and will give some OF our crack players
"A hard struggle.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
HOME WS.
PROMINENT ARRlvALk

TCisl sUount of wateI for us reeh ~. liz.
f--sADss us,,lec BY the Wind dunAs the wees @'i"@
New-York tribune., 1874-03-30

Westmtnster H0el-Rear- Admiral lhornroTn T ~
S,tln. Hsvv snd NJ Ped Nanafet OF me BOSTON Mrs
= ~ k<AoLas HOA--The HOn J. H. B1rlegn. N VI thi
,,Consrs.msb Of Alabama and homas y ,
,neI, In tied Sses Comm Of Patents FUs AvenH
The Ho " H. BAInam ~ c. Of Connecticut lsratI 1,
p.aso ard Con.Ar d Bcdsco OF Rnssa Grand Cenat Ho
SsS Jcbo Mali Of Richmond .BdrpohsaH Hoh'-sgnor
N,s.sI
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

Tie Peruriaa svrnp, a rrctecf- :
go solution Of The frokor3sy~ of iEi
lront fs 90 combfNcvf rs 10 hare
fbe Clearwater ef ~ NTH. ~vsf. "a
easily diQcsfed aud 0ssf1s LATED
uifh fhe Mood as re ejes nare4 x
feod. ~ farrcasrs fke 4sassS5fw -
ef Nafarc's Osru y1fafixi,se
A0cHfs Iron f,8 the Msod. and
sHrcs ssa fsoasnn<f MS. - si,nbfv 49,
tH1enfng up, ,fnrivsrntfssg sna rfi
Iftndrfag fhe Svsfcxs. 1ke eA- =. =
riched and rifafi<cd bfood y,rr-.
Mfdfrs ercry part offhe body,
Tcpuiri,sg damages aud srasSrs As
ssarctt,tg. cuf ssorb<d seerc- an
,sn snd teoris0 nofhfsg Tor ~ ,
Tnis Is - s.e ss" see1et gggs ~ ,.r ,ce,.- = II
dcyfsd success offhls rsSu~siw S5st ~,
curing Dyspepsias Liver Come
piainf, Dropsys rChrsnin Diar- es
rh0a, Boils, NcrvousA AlTccflonxy ~
shills and Fcycrs. Hu,nors., i.a,.
Loss >of CopstitrtIonaI yigors
Diseases Of the Kidneys aud
bladder, Female .CompIaints,,
ana az disc0sf4 Originating ffs
onn tfnfc Of ne. Mood, or &C.
eonI'n5ted bD debility oy. a ION
s s,ntc of re s4sfc,s. Bef,g free 'a
sy s,l,,sr; tiee,'etI ,i.'ss y. INV Jor,r, -
s.rv,f,utD s1Scfs 0fc rot (of-' -.
~. sen eg eo'T'cspondina ,fac- "A
siry sffxn0fh. r5g0r' ouf ,t<0s 80 "
fifc info al lssrfs of ne svsfsfs llifr
sissn,,aaa aTa ,s,sssai"y ~ az Iron con-
1z0nsa sSss L~r~ y.-~.. .,..x..-~.ysfy /.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08
Dr J. Walkcr's CsIlFosr.la VIM.

DR. y. Walkers California vim
egar ISittcrs arc n purely Vegetable
preparation, mado chiefly FROM the ma
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges Of
Tie Sierra Nevada mountains or CalItnr-
nla, the medicinal I'ru.nftics of which
arc extracted thcrcifom without the uso
of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked. "Mhat is tho cause OF tho
unparalleled sncccss Of VINEGAR Bir-
TEnsfn Our answer Is, that they remove
tho cause OF disease, and tho patient 10.
covers his health. They are the grcat
bloosl purifier and q liie-giriug principle.
Z a perfect i;onoyator aud Inyigorator
ol tho system. Neycr before In tho
history Of the world has medicine been
conpuinded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of ftSEoAa DfTTgRs in healing the
sick VI every diseasc man Il heir 10. They
are gentle Iurgative as well as T0nic.
relieving Congestion or InHanmafi1n uf
The Liver and tisccral Organs II Biliols
Diseases
The properties Of DE-. wALKrR,s
VINEGAR BirTERs are Aprricnt. Diaph0rctle.
Cannlnative. Nutritious, Laxa,ivc. binrrtic,
sedative. Cuuntcr.lTfi;ant sado-ilc, Altcn.
tive AID Ap,i;Dlious.
u. s-clSIyALD 4 CO.,.
s&Rra4ts and tssnl Arts Ssa Fsansfys.t c.lls.vnl.
All Ftg .rt Wis.kingfpn ssna Charlton Sis. n IL
m ~ nif Drnssisfs aud ID aiers. Z,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08
very DaI On Increase in Flesh
and Hsiglt i Seen and Fslt :

Lau hWshi Id puuu 0ha fbiL
,EEE,.y srss q ne sA.s.rsErLLiAS Hysot-
VI giiet Frits and lH-ssof lie sg.em tle vi.sr y,
lue iarh ftl4irs TIE VASES cf 10 ~ ulsh resr snf
,sans massrlaL ssranls. ssphIIlS cossulaptign,
nn.rs NsdesIn the anI ether rsrss n III
ssfe kye& kruzusrrs1s discharges from Ne pa. ssi
iha worS Term. - SKIS di-esseS Eraplians Fevsr
AeHe, Back spatS. wgruis IN ne FIesh Tnaers csr
errs lafhe wosnb. su6 al rsfs rx a "a z..,si a.
shIres SEh sNtas Is.s ai sprFst snd ali wssIss III
Ms p1nciels srs whhin 40 sfFs,s fanss ef Gisas
psEsan p-,p< hfbF eiibsr sf Is.s f.s,uf
dl.rsse is pofrnt trFrf 10 care them
ne potient daily becasains rrdRrrd ~ fhe waara
rssssin afftsfi thtas wasss AMI Frpsiss tI,s ssns
With new lnalsFsnl Iusde fFrm pssrhv hlsnl--en ths
tb~ sAksAFAkltlLiAS VII ani a.-s ssrurs--a ears 2
srrk % huifeafisn sd sseess.is n dnlal.hl, TX,
Ls-s 81 sa-iss ~ a ~ ili - rnnid a1l esrrr -
thrtsisnl sillIetl km.s Ersslnr bssiss ana .ssssS
~ 80 80 Sr,sslns ssss spssiiir nfsslss aId assh
yst eaIy dsr.,ii.e sssssr.rrt,tss rKs.tvv,, eel
al s1ssH rsrdis arrni. 10 ~ enTr ~ lls.-le <r
sisss s ss.,s.s ~. Ara skih e'sa.es ~. y
Kisineu q Bladder Complaints, i
rrinsry and w@sne ei~sr-s travel u,.s,,~. r-,..v
sspFz. q NsIyf. IncsHlns 81 81 rrnr Br shf', D.
sars staininuFz. ant " sd fa.n. wt~rs sIssrr ~,
ensk desi 81 the yrsler !. ihiek csis n,isrd
shiss siik. " thrre nlurlAl daFk bssins al..ar
aSee. and white hosss dnf dregsf,s Mri ,Eers sk.s. I
RrifkinE kainlng spsaiion wsn ~ -.ilf = 80 aI
fsH = ,ne sfnsl q The bsek and sieas de Lsi.. u
Tastor Of Is Yenrs' Cro,cih
Cared bU Radmdus Ess0;pei.. D.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

y. VI. X. FsnDrrs8ma b mes~sE nm@
saf y tinaarvE and saperiaiensien,. A.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08
FEVER AND AGur.

fEvER AND harE car-d for ans esst. Tasrr Il
not remedia agtni IN this wnF thar Will cure Fsysr
and Axae, and all ofher MtiArlrus. RlIans scarlet
~ ~ ehesd neilaw. and other Feyers aidea by Raj.
Llhf. Hfiy cents per bogtie. nv = = n -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

..I ranes ~ sending lstters for adsies a. 70 theft
as~S-es WIZ egHfrr qnifs fsvoF bs diving sau.
of Lounfy A. wrlias Town where fs's ~ !,
whsyavr nrw spn1etfiil amounf a tine and al.
net eice II tlils wiilbt observed. 'e ~
The Perry Afepstis Batter eompsny.
mn. y ~. ~ Courtlsnd So. N. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

Hear Uhm is Sad.
Hev Igha Is Sati.
Hear HIat IS Sail.
a. Wgnderful elects have resulted from ran.
Hr. PkRKi's Bit r." '0u'
NY thhls are gone. can hardly believe Il )
S.ss. sid \ NE ole ss-s PrnRr's Bitters ssaln.
i tHelose Hfitssh N ~ enc. Ir,a n a. q
toeonyince you ~ tbe wonderful eIlrr.'
. sursy thsY sse the most delIglifuI wine ionie
.I,r. niIsoHsssstiss y0rrc rsftlsg tsne..e.
'Ilurrah: 80 more i,heunlaii.rn.,
'So more hssldachs. ilnnks 10 yet,y
We c.nld nll this paper twice Over Win b,.,
seen ErnpiIls fxtfar1s. lIut The ni,Dse nnlst snr
Dr.. Ouf bftefs are prelafesi tn,ssr "a =, ,.et
ylsien 81 Di. ". =. PEKRY, Meni~S os M.
lsoyai Lelisgs of Physjciaas and sura,,,, -.
don Lnsisnd, AL X he Medal Liilsie VI Glss. L
Aiforder. .ir,Hld be sa.lre.. h the
PERRY AROJLi7Ic BITTER co.
" CourtiaBd 81.
sf III New Yonx.t,4e,
tllf 81 fsteA<-2-= ~ flfsf
The Buffers are soid ether bgns Jo,zs oy
NJ ea" @si per tcttie. ,
Parties ~ sendng let,ers for s.,,,ae 4. n 49,.
al~fsrss VIII e9Ifrr unite faVof La .g,I.,. ...s
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-10
rhouuhts for All.

Mn. EDITOR: Perhaps at no season of
the year do we feel that nature is 80
much our teacher as at this beautiful
resurrection time-this festal of the
year. There is in everything around
Us something that addresses itself to
the soul, in language equally signifi-
cant with that of Revelations. The
world of nature is replete with en-
blems, beautifully rejecting aud sha
dowing forth tho unseen, aud the
manner in which we are to understand
God aud our relations and obligations
to Him, SO that whether wo ure III tho
field or in the sanctuary, We have
''lively oraclcs OF His great salvation"
La the dew drop, we see imagcd forth
regeneration Or the spiritua! birth, aud
tho manner i'll which water i; trans
muttd into ,!:w Is IN expressive iiMag..
throughout, is Water III its natural
state clunUt become dew nnt:i pur:-
fed aud drawn up by the ann; neither
can the detiied aud unregnnerate spirit.
until purified by the Son of Right.
eousnnss, enter Heaven. Aud rs the
dew. drop reflects the light, aud each
drop ia IL miniature sun, so will His
followcrs-:hes esaints-rehec the image
Of their Saviour. Aud thus nature, il
all it's multiplied and varied forms,
from tho great luminary in the
heavens. with his revolving host-lhe
mountain, the oceun. the rivnlct. tue
serene heavens, the forest, to the
minutest flower TINT grows at our feet
all, ull stand out in an ever-appeul-
ing voice before us, 10 teach US Of our
destiny and point US to the way.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-10

If Congress intends passing the ap-
preparation bill for the Southern suf-
forors, snoh action should be taken at
once. The latest reports from that
section represent that nearly 10000
persons are in almost starving con.
dition. Il must appear to every right.
thinking person that the appropriation
of Sl50,000 is small matter when
compared with the $3,O00,O0O appro-
priation demanded by The centennial
Lobbyists. Unfortunately, the poor.
starving victims of the food capnot af-
ford to hire influential jobbers to push
their measure through Congress, and
this may account for the unreasonable
delay in passing. if not for the defeat
OF the bill. The perishing poor can
rnrely hold their own in content with
the wealthy and powerful anywhere,
and 1t seems that this is particularly
true In this present instance. It is
money that moves Congress.
There are l, 200 rooms in the United
State Hotel, Saratoga.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-10

appeased upon any terms. II the
lamb did not commit one offence. it
did another. If proved clear Of all
charges. then it's grandfather was
guilty, and for that it deserves to die.
Whatever Conservatives TO, or let
alone, they are condemned any how
They have committed the unpardonabe
Gin against Radicalism in being honest.
true and patriotic.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-10

The UNITED STATES CoURr. In the
United Staths DISTRICT Cou.t, w. j.
Fishburne, charged with selling liquor
without paying the special tax, was
acquitted. The petition of John @.
Whitfield to establish lien against
Nathan McAlister, and of w. D..
Humphries against W. w. Sims. and
OF ]. H. Clawson, assignee of Fl. E.
MoFadden. for tho sale Of land, were
REFERRED.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-10

PoND's EXTRACT. sums Of
money are spent by the afflicted to
find relief from piles. The Extract is
certain cure OF blind or bleeding
piles. Ml2t4T1
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-10

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
O. F. Jaokson-New Goods.
Meeting Myrtle Lodge, K. of P.
Parker & Caypless-Attorneys
W. D. Love & 90. Goods,
Meeting Hook and Ladder Co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-10

There are 1900 rooms in the United
State Hotel, Saratoga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29
Isy Green a. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.I
4 NOM MIoSIUNEko oALh-By viiLue Of
~ decree of the Corporation Court Tor the city
of Alexandria, Va, rendered ut It's Jan: term,
1874, in the suit of B. u. Thomas W. A. 4.
Thomas il Co., the undersigned, Commissioners
therein named, will offer for sale, by public
;,llctlon in front of the Mansion House Hotel, in
said CITY, on SATURDAY, tn; 18th day OF Sep
lcmbcr, lo74, nj IL o'clock m, the following
property, u WIT:
a LOT or GROUND on The west side of
Payne street, between King and Cameron, be-
ginning at point 10 feet south vi the line OF the
dwelling house now cupicd by Mrs. Thomas
thence south on Payne street - feet; thence
west - fee. thence north - feet the1cc eat to
The beglnnIng.
Al.o ALI OF THAT HALF SQUARE OF
GROUND bounded by Ca;ucr,tt West and
Queer. streets. a plat will be exhibited q; the
sale nild the property sod In lots
Terms: Cash enough ~ pay the costs of suit
ana expenses Of sale, and the residue in =, II
and Is months, Win the bonds of the purchaser,
with good personal security for the deferred
payments, roaming the title till ali the purchase
money ls paid. Cost oil eyanclng a. the e4
pcnse vi me purchaser.
GEORGE WALKER,
\ LBEhr oIU AHI,
aug lO-cgts SPECIAL Commissioning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29
{sr Green s. Wise.

Real Estate y gents and auclioneers.
( nom Miss ION hRS' SALE-By virtue Of
~ decree OF the Corporation. Cour. fer tnc city
of Alexandria Va, rcnucred at its Ju y term,
1874, in the suit Of }. IT, Becknam and
wife vs.. w. n McNclgh, the undersigned,
Commissioners therein hamsI, will offer for
sale by pub ic auction Oh oATU RDAY, the
II h day of September 1874, ut II O'Clock M, in
roEt OF the Mansion House Hotel, in tho said
city, that desirable BUSINESS STAND lana
on the west side % Royal street, between .EsIs-
King and CameruI now occupied by Hcnry l.
Simpson ~ Il baoL ai:I shoe .lOre-b ing II Lnroe
story brick biiding.
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent Of tho purchase
money to be paid in cas5, and the residue in II,
Is and Il months, with interest IRON day OF sale,
To be secured Dy the bonds or notes d! the pur-
chaser, with approved prrs Jnal security or good
cndor$crs; the title 10 be retained rs ultimate
security, or, ut the option 81 the PURCHASED, one
third IN cash AMI pr.sonAi security dispensed
with but should TIC purchaser elect to pay one
third cash. he shall keep the property Insured,
and in case Of his default To do SO Tor more than
twenty d Us after the date OF the purchase, the
Commissioners shall insure the same st the pur-
chascrs' cxpcn:e. Cunvcyanclng at expense Of
PURCHASER GEO. WALkER,
Z. w. WATTLES,
aug lt-eOts Comm rs OF saln.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29
TELEGRAPuIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To TIE GAZETTE. !
MOultOn Interviewed.

New YORK Aug. 29-The SUI reports an
Interview with Moulton last evening, after his
return home from the exciting scene at Ply
mouth church, in which he said: Had been
permitted to speak shond not have rlerrcd
to the Intercourse between Brecher aLd Mrs.
Tllton, but should certainly have KIN OF
another OCCASION when B"cchcr cau,e to my
house aud roId me OF rape he had Committed
upon another woman who threatened 10 expose
him. asked him what kind OF IL nan he sup
posed me to be that be should come to me
with tale like that lie said ne wanted my
assistance, aud advised him to obtain re
traction, il possible, from the wouIau. II. sue
ceeded IN getting paper exrneralirg him aud
brought it home. That rerracion | now have
10 my possession. did not produce it before
the committee, but shall show it to the
judge Of the Supreme Court whcu the proper
time comes. The Sun heads this article, is
Moultou Graz p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29
CHURCH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW.

CHRIST CHUkcH-Service at II s. m. by Rev
Geo \. Smith.
Sr. PAUL's CHUkCH-Service at II a. m.
GRACE CHURcH-No service.
Sr. MARrs CHURcH-Mass at =. M; MAJ,
and sermon at IL ~ m, and Vespers at D. m.
FEST PRES BITERIAN CHUHCH--Preaching al
II \ III. and s p. M, by Rev. Or. Bullock.
SECOND PREsBITERIAS CHURCH-Preachine
morning and night, by Revs. Messrs. Dinwddie
snl Lettwich.
METH Ep1s. CHURcH-"srvice morning and
night Ivy Rev. Mr.. Vaughn.
Mgru. EPISCOPAL CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon
in he morning end atnight by Rev. Mr.. Waugh
METH. PROT. CHURCH--Service in the morn.
ing AID st night by Rev. Mr. McGregcr.
BAPTIST CHuRCH-Service morning aud night
BY Rev W. ). Penick.
GERMAN LUTuERAN-Service in the m orn.
Ing by Kew Mr.. Fleckenstein.
VILLAGE CHAPEL-No service.
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
Prayer meeting in the lst Preso Church, at
D m Airs House services at y p. an. jail
ppm. Open-air meeting on Majors Hill 81 D;
n Opcn-ar meeting next Friday night, ut
o'c.2ck, in the Market square.