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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

x., BOSTON, Dec. L. iSjg.
tiRonial 10 TO spresd valuable information Havtne
been badly sffict with sst RheuD, and the whole
surfsce OF my skin being covered with pimples aud
eruptiops, many OF which caused me great pain ana
snpoy ance, 81 knowing IL TO be q blood disease II
took many OF the advertised blood preparsti0ns
anong which was soy quantity OF sarsap trflla,
Without Obtaining any btDeht, until commenced
tab iDg the NECETiNE; and before had comp leted
the m & bottle lsaw that mad got the right medi
cine. Consequently Il followed on with u until
bad taken seven bottles, when pronounced a
well man, and my skin IL smooth aud entirely free
from pimples apd eruptfons. have never en- Dyed
90 good health before, and sttribate II all 20 the
use OF NEeETINE. To benefit those afflicted with
rheumatism, will make mention also Of the Vs.
ITINH's wonderful power Of curins Of this scate
complaint, ofwhich have suffore< 80 iutepsely
Q. b. TUCKER. Pes. Ag't, Mich. o. r. R.
90 Washington street, b sston,
THOUSANDS VII bear testimony and do IL yolun
tsrilyD that NEGETINE IL the best medicine con,
pound Jet placed before the public for renoyatins
and purif, ing the blood, cradle ating All INN
Impurities or poisonous secretioDs from the systen
inyigorstine and siren hening the sys.eu debili
tated BY disease in fact, 10, many have esIied
IL, " The Great Health Res.orer "
TEGETLNE rs SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
febfS-WA ASSN
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Posts finsncia'
article says: All sales OF gold have ben I
lll1ad az the opening price having been l. :
On gold loans the rates have been 10 4 'or ca
Iying. Foreign exchange Is extremely dlIl a
Inc rates last quoted. Money tcontuues exces-
slvely abundant. and difficulty is found in en-
ploy1ng IL on well secured call loans better than
3s4, and on prime mercantile paper better than
5aoE. The stock market has been dull aud
feveIish, the Union Pacific annual stock
noiders meeting At Boston contributing TO thi
result as well as kilograms constantly received
from Washington. Government bonds here are
to higher than yesterday. Southern state
Bones ut the first board were strong for Ten
I nesses and steady, but duh for bonds OF other
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The MaFkafS

BALTIMORE, march, Virginia skies, old, 3s: do
cshsollsated, 5,i4; West Virsinia's, H.; N1rth
carolina skies, old, U.s. do. y, 49, do. special tax
BALTIMORE, March ll.-Cottor Quiet aud nomin-
ALLY unchaBged-!ow middlings, Is Flonr finer
Pit not Quotably higher Wheat quiet, but M m
OorD strong; receipts lsht-white southern, sra
ee; yellow southern. 81; mixed WESTERN s. bid: no
saies Oats ste ady-sonthern, 55G1i2 western 5SIG
% BYE MN. G(d92. Provisions quiet, but frm
Mess pork, l6 25Gl6 50 Sugar cured hams, laCdIs
LARD, 80 estern butter, roll 4O61ft; tub, 4td a.
Coffee dull and nominal. Whisky, sales at az
hay unCbspCed Sugar unchanged
NEW YORK, March ll.-stocks Gull. Money, g.
e'nmei - active; little of
NEW YORK, March ii Flour quiet and un
fiImer.
oo LloNpnN, March II, SD. m-OonsoIs for money,
Quote Ientes al , franco 20 ceniimea.
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Condensed Locals.

VIM Davis, charged with larceny. was yestsr-
Gay discharged from custody by Judge Cart
ter. on the recommendation Of the grand jury.
The further saie Of stalls in the new Eastern
market has been postponed. Notice of the sale
viii be given
Ladies who want sprng dry goods at reason
able prices. should read tthe advertise meut of
MI ID. Il. w. Carter. and give him . call.
Inc following patents to persons residi ng In
this city we're granted yesterday: II. r. Hay
den. bot water heating apparatus; II. G.. Bruce
ARD Victor e. Klobassa, safety watch fastener.
The play goers of Washington should see to II
That those courteous off GERS OF the National
theater, Messrs. Buckingham, door kee per, and
Jamison, chief usher, have q Tousing benefit
next Saturday night. They deserve it.
The amount of money advanced bv Mr.. Cor
coran for paving the school teachers was
s23.0O0-SlI 900 To the teachers OF white schools
or Washington. SO 600 to those of Georgetown.
ard SO 600 to the teachers Of coIored schools
The old Eastern market building, on X. he
tween 9th and 9th streets south east was soid AT
auction yesterday afternoon by Duncanson
BIOS Mr.. :. A. III. Marks was the purchaser AZ
the sum OF $40.
As announced by Hon. Horatio King at the
nme, the reunion of Saturday evening, 2sth of
February. was the last of the season. The an
nouncement that another would be held next
ShurCay evening was without Foundation.
BIS series OF literary reunions has been SO en-
1oyable and interesting that there will be gem
eral regret that they are brought to an end by
the close OF the season.
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RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN TREvKs-A dispatch
from Berlin saws; The arrest OF the Bishop OF
1reyes last week caused much excitement
smons the Catholic population. IL was fol-
Iovec sunday by the fOI chile closing of the
SEMINARY attached TO the Bishops see In ac-
cordsnce with DEGREES OF the court and orders
of the government Large numbers of people
gathere1 around the Institution and tried to
prevent the officer from doing their duty A
rot followed, which threatened to become Sc
rious. Troops came TO the assistance OF the
authorities and quickly dispersed the mob
Last night the city Is reported quiet.
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~The DAnbury News man says, ''rhe big
geSt thing on ice next summer will be the
pace"
RTSmacktown Is q Kentucky villags, which
the Louisville Courier-JournAl cot course re-
DsHxs is Q good place for girls.
~The business men of New York have sign
ed q call for q meeting TO consider the legal
tender circulation
81 The hands Of the steamship Eigsr Stewart
were paid on At Baltimore yesterday, aud the
vessel released.
0-DetectVe Leahy, OF New York city, who
Dcleh Hermann, IN New York gave bail YES
terdsy in $50 ,0oo 10 answer the charge OF man
slaugkaer.
n%fps .e az allie wOodhull libel suit In New
York WoosSssi & Claim are giving a sood
zeal Of nasty esAtence 70 prove IN At the alIega-
rscps against Ite piainii1 u their paper were
Gne.
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A rEw and very important use appears for
the New York Graphic process; What is thought
20 have been q decoy letter sent to an editor in
Harlem. for the purpose OF getting him into the
hands OF his enemies, who, it is supposed. in
tended murder, Is photographed and printed by
the Graphic. The handwriting is plainly
shown, and the mayor, who offers a reward for
the writer asks the public to compare it with
that of apY suspected person.
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LUUx6 HEWB.


OoeSs 9Vss sOs8ABo&
Fafssnsi 7aeatev--Mr. Dion Bouetcallt in
'Arrah na Pogue."
ksySs OPers Hoxse.-Birch, wambold & Back
us' San Francisco Minstrels.
fAedter CeAiqSe--The sensation drama of
"Under the Gailows," and otner attractions.
Lsnooia Hau-TheoJore Thomas Orchestra
Concert.
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ga man has been arrested at Mauli,
Utah, who is claimed to be old man Bender, the
Kansas murderer. He is held for Identification.
~The once formiiable.New Zealand chief,
TIE Kooti, has become physically wreck
through continued drunkenness, and pleads for
noerty 70 settle Yheer be "ean have eels and
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FALL or THE SPIRE OF CHURCH.-The
steeple, 90 feet high, Of the Methodist church
az Danvine, Va, Wa blown down by heavy
slhe on Monday. The loss IL estim ated at over
$500, the roof Of the church also being crush
60 IN, Tns Is said to have been the CHEST
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Two SUICIDES, by women in New York, Mon.
day morning One q Mrs. Ann Bowie, sged ~ =.
residing at No l96 West Tenth street; the
other, Mrs. Mary Ann Hagterhlles. aged s..
The former had been an invalid and cut her
throat vithpa razor; the latter was suffering
from III health. ALSO she drowned herself in one
Of the ponds OF Central Park
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WILCOX & GIBB's SxwINe MAcuYrr The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, I'll street,
IpteIlgenceI building. W,2S
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OSE NiLIioS Of Lake Shore and Niehig.n
southern railroad bonds. sold at auction in
New York yesterday, we're bought by Commo.
dore Vanderbilt, the president OF the connany
AZ ninety nat: IL is understood that the pur'
chase was made for the Company f
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CITY ITEMS.

TRY Ind, Coope IL Co.'S English Ale, on
draught only at Geo. w. Drivers, corner ~ st
and Penna. avenue. The finest glass Of ale in
America. 4
HARVEY * HOLDEN, corner Penna avenue
and 18th St, have received to day a fresh lot of
Diamond back Terrapin, Fresh Shad, Brook
Trout, Frogs, and Fresh Salmon. .
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TAAaDoRHs, BUNIoNs. Troublesome Nails,
ailments OF the feet deteriorste and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritabIlity Of
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, L. probably a. much OF a
trueism as that the establishment OF DR.. White,
No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the U. q. Treasury
whose treatment IL based upon strictly scien-
most intelligent and consderate people. in or
der to avoid. or IL aiiing to be relieved or per
manentiy cured Of those most troublesome an
noyances.
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TuRCo RUSSIAN BATHS; siso, Medicated Va
por Baths, for al skin disease, at DIR. Shedds,
903 street. 3oJ.
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AssAssINATIoN OF A MISSIONARY IN MRx-
Ico--The Boston Traveller saws: '.It will be
remembered u at the American Board sent two
young men TO Guadslajara, Mexico, in the Au
tumD Of 1873. TO engage in the missionary work
in Jslisco. They have been much encouraged
IN their labors, and II was recently decided that
one OF them. Rev. j. l.. Stephens, should com
Dence operations in Ahualulco, about nety
miles from the home OF his associate. He had
been very active, and apparently successful in
bis efforts, and though there had been a good
deal Of opposition, he wrote On the 3ist of De-
cember that II had entirely ceased. Buta tele-
gram received this forenoon aI i5e missionary
looms contains the following sad1 annou nceniart.
March 2Stephens assassinated in Ahualulco
Bocy horribly mutilated.' Thus has fallen a
noble young man at the beginning OF q most
hopeful endeavcr"
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To GIT Rid Of the Chills Immediately, take
Doolsys Ague Powdera They cure perms-
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TEE COMMUNITY ct large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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N. DRMoNGRoT, the celebrated artist I'm h nj,
work and hair cutter for ladies and gents, ha.
resumed business here again, at sos Msrkel
Space. He keeps the finest wigs and toupees.
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pEG II TIVE!
pE G. TIVE!
Purffies the BLOOD.
RENOVATES AND INTIGORATES
THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
It's Medical Properties are AIterative
Tonic, solvent and Diuretic.

c.,.t NE y made exclusively from the iuioe o.
CheI0iiy selec ed taTES. TOCfs and he-ss 81 -
slrongJ concentrated that u will effec,ua, srat,
cove III M the sysiem every tsiut Of Scrofsa S-og
nOhN hHnois, TsDlorS, (aRosTS. CaaosvoEs 15s.,tS,
EIgSlPeds, Sah ha,EtH, Sypkifific DtSsasss fsIat,
rot"ntSN az tAs SfODldch all diseases that aris
" N impure blood. Srtaffoa. IsdaNg10forv an
ShToffc hheGsqaffSg, Ntbrd 'gid, Cfusr and S,,.,r
the blosd ' N"'e1 butVush
, for Oloers AMI EygPfirs Disease, Of tba G..
PUSHES; rtnyles, bLofohSS, B0iIs, TSffsr : -
I'll sta htasicorm, NEGETISE has new Fl faiIei 10
ERECT p rmabelt cure. ~
For PotHS an the Bdok, KidHeg CosapI4ts.s
DTJpsy, FsDldie Weakness, LsEcorrhaa sri,ing f,r
inter nal ulcerstiop, ard uterine disease ana 80;
eIdl D.6ih y, NEGEIINE acts directly upon tha
CAUSES OF these con. plants. II invixorates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the ssr re
tive organs, allays irhsmmstion, cures uicers.i.v-
power sDd regulates the bowels.
pfor CGtdTh. Dyspepstd. RabuNal CoSfir-asA
f0Ptfofion ~ the IfsaTf. Headaohs, Piles N.rrops'
ness, ana GeHerdf Pr0SfrdftOH qf rae Nerross S,Sf
no medicine has ever given such perfect
ss the NESETINE IL puribes the blood clean - All
OF tbe organs, and Possesses . controlling nos-sr
over the nervous system. '0"N'
The remark able cures Effected BY YKsErTSK have
injured many physicians and apOthecaries ann
We know, to prescribe and IL IN their ogu f.nI
lies. '
In fact. NT6ErISE is the best remedy vet diseox-
cred Tor the shove diseases, aud IL the ~nv reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet PLACID before the pullic
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lContinued from FIRST page. ]

meeting to morrow IN order TO read the report
time TO read, 1t only coming in this morning-to
read ss much Of IL a. IL necessary, and to ex-
anime II, and also 70 make ourselves familiar
with these very statutes In this connection We
will thank Mr.. Stanton IL he would leave US his
abstract Of the statutes. Day after to morrow,
ut n O'Clock, We desire TO hear counsel on the
question. which you will see At once arises on
this motion made to us. as to how far we shall
20 in requiring the production of papers. IL is
not necessary TO repeat 70 lawyers of % much
eminence AZ those who appear here what are
exactly the questions further than have al
ready done
viii suggest that We will allow the memo
Ttalists an hour, beginning at IL O'Clock, and
then the counsel for the government an hour
and half, and the counsel for the memOrislists
half an hour in which to close the argument of
the question upon which We desire TO have the
benefit of this Investigation of counsel
Mr.. MattinslY-Thst l. on day after to-nor-
at II O'Clock?
The ChaiTman.-Yes. sir. II Won think that
II not time enough, We will consider your sug-
gestiOns and doubtless allow yoR further tims If
you desire Il.
Mr. Merrick-That is plenty of time for us
on 30 narrow a question = that.
Mr.. Christie would ask whether We would
he under al obligation to consume all that
timeg
The Chairman.-Not the least in the world.
We will expect at the close or that argumsnt,
after consultation, then 70 deter mine what sub
IGnas We will issue, and to set dsy for the
hearing on this charge. We wOuid like To be
Informed day after tO-mOrrOw whether the
Board Of Public Works wouli file an answer ID
this 60 into the hearing without an answer.
Mr.. HsTriDgtOn-It will take some time for
the counsel TO examine these oh argos. We have
had 30 opportunity Of course OF looking at them
thus far.
The ChaiTmsn.-If you desire further time
OF couTse you shall have IL.
Mr.. HarTingtOn--we do not propose TO take
Any more time than is absolutely necessary.
The ChsiTman.-We are very anxious indeed
20 get through lou see, this investig alton
keeps rs ont Of our places IN both Houses and
we are very anxious to complete il at the very
earliest possible moment.
MIR, HsrringtoD.-The committee cannot be
more anxious tina we are.
MI Msttingiy.-I can say, think, that with
ont doubt, We will file an answer ANYTHING
that IL true we will of course admit, but we will
not be disposed TO admit that which is a mere
inference, or course.
The Chairman.-Tte beard have right to
ME an answer.
Mr.. Msttingly.-I see very readily, on hear
ing the charges read with the specifications that
there are a number of statements that are facts
We viii, OF course, save any necessity OF intro
duetDg proof in regard to them by admitting
such 70 be facts.
The committee then adjourned TO this morn
ing for the purpose of private conference.
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IND, CooPR & Co.'s English Ale, from Bur
ton on Trent, Cd draught only at Geo. W. Dri-
ver's, corner Penn. avenue and Az ST.
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SUIT FOR ALLEGED DAMAsxs TO PROPER
TY.-To-day, Messrs. Merrick aud Morris, for
VIM. X. Riley, entered snit against the ,lti-
more and Potomac railroad company for Am
ages (laid at d, Ooo) alleged to have been done
his property on Maryland avenue, between 49,
and l3th sts., by raising the grade.
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So successful has DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery proven, as q constitutional treat
ment for Catarrh, when coupled with the use of
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, applied locally by
the use Of DR.. Pierce's Nasal Douche, (the only
method of reaching the upper aud back c.yi
ties of the head,) that the proprietor of these
medicines has long offered standing reward of
$500 for . case of Catarrh which he cannot cure
The two medicines, with instrument, for 81 bv
DIR uggists.
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FoRrY YEARS HxPRRIRNCR have tested the
virtues OF DR.. Wistar's Balsam of WLd Cherry,
and IL Ii now generally acknowledged to be TIA
best remedy extant for pulmonary and lung dis
eases, embracing the whole range from q SLIGHT
cold to . settled consumption. Were II not for
made no si1u.o
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A SPECIMEN OUT OF THOUSANDS.

DIR. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. ":
Dear Sir:-It is with pleasure 1 make this
statement to you that after taking medicine for
twenty years for the Catarrh, tried your Ca
tarrh Remedy and effected a cure, SO that it las
not troubled me for two years.
s. WHEELER.
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THR FIFTH AVENUE SPRING STYLE SILK
HAT, adopted by Dunlop s. Co., New York
just received by Willett & Ruoff Sole Agents.
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TEE SIIsHR sswISs MAonInr sales ofisJ2
were e2l9, $50. I.f9-e'vfS
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PRIGG's

Alaska Diamonds from SIS to $40.
Fine Plated Sets from 81 to $40.
Fine Plated Chains from 81 to S25.
Fine Jet, Oxydzed and French Gilt Jewel=y
In all the spring styles received at Prigg's jew
elry store, No. 451 Pa. avenue, near i &c.
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I INCOLN HALL.
THEODORE THOMAS,
UNEQUALED CONCERTS,
sixty Distinguished Performers.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH IT,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAROH IL =,
On l. Y G Il A N ID CO nee RFS.
NIB. NYBON W. WHITNEY,
Inc celebrated Basso, Will appear, tog -ther with
EMINENT SOL OISTS,
UNRIVALLED to5RCHEsrRA.
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved Seat, Fifty Cents Extra.
Ibe Iale OF seats will commence THIS MORN
programme IF the Concert can be obtained.
DoorS open at 10; TO commence at = o CLOCK
stelnway Sons Piano, are exclusv ely used.
msr2-tr
OLpNo. On ExLibitisn and Sale NEW No
$50 439
MARKRlTERS,
No. 439 7tb street, between ID and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows' Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrav ings, Chromos, &c
Also, largest stock Paper Hsnginss, Window
Shades, Picturs. Frames, Picture Cords and Tas.
sls, Kings, Nails, &C., in the District
HJKRMs Dash.
~ Please remember Name and Number jelly
ALL KINDS OF OAsT.OFF WEARING AP-
"a PAREL can be sold to the very best advantage
BY addressing or calling on JUSTn,
SIG street, between 9Th and 7th n ".
Notes BY mail prom pity attended to- Cash paid fIstf
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Methodist Conferences

BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE or TAG ~
z CHURCH.
At the sixth days session of this conference
yesterday, at the Fayette-street church, Bait
more, the action in the case OF Rev. T.. II.
Smith, NJ an ing him effective, was recoE sidered
and be was granted a supernumerary relation
Kevs. g. W. Hildt and G.. W. Pitcher asked for
snperanDuated relations, and they were
granted.
The report Of the committee on the Fpiscopsl
fuEd was adopted. stating the assessment of the
various districts and the amount received from
the same for support OF the bishops, viz: Bllti-
more district, assessed at $50, reported sfS9;
kast Baltimore $50, returned 1921; West BaltI-
more $50. collected S2S2 10: Washington SE5g
reported S2l2-5l, and Winchester $50, collected
SSt-U. The whole amount assessed, 3 500 the
sum total returned. Sl.O12O4 Some sjxreea
charges in the conference did not take up col
lections.
The report of the Fro edman's aid society was
adopted, recommending that every charge take
mp the collection Tor the Freed mans aid soci
ely, or for the Centenary biblical institute to
educate colOred ministers, and that all the col
Iecuona lifted during the wear be Appropriated
to the Centenary biblical institute. The whole
amount raised was $50. The amount of - 900
was assessed 20 the different districts somewhat
as follows: Baltimore, Sf75; East BaItjmoys
500; West Baltimore, Sis; Washington, sI36;
Winchester. SlS4.
college was presented and adopted. Rev DR.
james hcAuley addressed the conference in
reference to the claims of the college, AMI was
followed by others in reference to the educa
bonal interests Of The church.
DIS. McCauley, Dashiell and Gibson were ap-
pointed committee TO examine & constitution
OF sn education society and report to the con-
ference.
The reply OF the presiding elders to the Raw
Dr. Henry Slicers letter was read, in which il
was stated thar the services which he had rem
dered for more than half century were greatly
appreciated, and their affection for and con-
hdence In him were undiminished: that thew
had unanimously granted unto him, at his re-
quest, the supernumerary relation. This was
approved, and in connection with IL DIR. Slicer's
letter Was ordered TO be published in the min
utes.
baltimore CONFERENCE VI. " CHURCH sourB
At the sixth days 81 ssiOn of this BODY at Staun-
ton, on Monday, Rev. DIR. Abber, OF Mississippi
explained bis method OF bringing 10 the atten-
ton OF Congress the claim for indemnity grow
ing out of the occupation Of the publishing
house st Nashville during the war.
Rev. j. b. Fitzpatrick was announced as hay-
ing been transferred TO Florida. Rev John
Harmon was admitted into full connection Rev
r. Welty was continued on the superannuated
list.
Charges were presented against Rev. W X.
McNeeT by the committee on inquiry and the
bishop appointed q committee Of nine to try the
case, OF which DR.. REGISTER is chairman
The repOrt-of Randolph Macon College was
read by its president, Rev. DIR. Duncan. IT.
debt has been reduced S11 900 during the past
year, and the number of students is now 232
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THE WORLD OUGHT TO KNOW.
~ a. g., BosroN, Nov. p, 1873.
DEAR eIk:-1 have experienced such worderful
results ON the use OF NEGETTNE In my family hsf
medicine IL really is.
In the early BART q last spring my wife had a M
we're run OF phold fever, which left her 10 amost
ehopeieee condition with ChrOHie DIarrhaa The
atebdlns physician could do moth ing which weuId
sem 70 reech ntr case, aud peR describe the
suneIlne which she endured. At this time / Nas
bIeNaueo upon 10 Try your VIC EIINE and after shs
hao taken three ts) doses she began improve sDd
restcT ed 10 beslth. 'U''S
am, dear sir, very respectfully,
III. q. HUGHEs,
Union Place. Boston, Mass