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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY FOR THE
.RITNn

Hon. Robert Ould, president Virginia bpafd,
has appointed Anthony Hyde his proxy o3 the
board of regents fthe American Printing House
and University for the Blind. Also, 8. P.Bailey,
secretary Mississippi board, has appointed Mills
Dean his proxy. Hon. David Fleming, fepresen-
-tstive Pennsy board, has appointed Alfred
and one other person. elected by each OF the Stale
boards, are members of the board Of regents. The
control Of the Institution Is placed In their hands
boards, make quorum to transact bufiness.i Co
operative boards have been organized In seven
States, mississippi, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, New
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H. SffNIsP,
Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent,
GEO. s. kGONTZ,
nov3 General Agent, Washington.
A LEXANDRlA n w ASH INliT0N
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
PHILADELPHIA,

NEW YORK,
AND ALL POINTS n TIE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH DETWEEN MAsH1NGToN AND
WITHOUT CHANGE SSfA OF CARS.
The equipment on this line is new and Of the most
f'tfsn M sissS GAks ON DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN PA AYssIT SLE EIII CARS ON
aRf FRAHs BALI i sUkDAY
rom and arriving At the depot Of the BaliimOrs and
Potomac railroad, northeast corner Of Sixth and
Fast line, leave washington at sos a. m. daily,
Leave 'fB Baltimore at s:aa. m. daily, e.cep. Sum
Leave West Philadelphia at LIS p. IN. daily, e1-
Arrive al New York at $40 p. m. daily, except
Richmond express, leave Washington at I:ls p. m.
Leave eAf Saitimore Il ..s p M daily, except Sun
Arrive at New York al io:Iop p. m.
Night express, leave Washington at 9:o3 p. m.
o1in Leave Baltimore at loss p. m. daily.
Leave West Philadeiphia at ESQ a. IN. daily.
Arrive at S TEx KIM 4 ss IS Il SSasy
asi iIs LINE e ls.ss Sss 1sf Of as SIS m
NIssl eapSsss issse New AZ sp.
%ase N with
on Sound, New York, New Haven and Hartford
road, Erie railway, and steamers ON Hudson river.
Fare as low as BY any other route.
vate residences ON orders LEFT at the following
Offices, where tickets and inIormation can be Oh;
saislnore and PSscmae raiiIoaai sIsis and
jyaftf General Passenger Agent.
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MEDICAL.
II 1THEsDA,

laboratory and from Its magic power and unprece-
denied achlevements the most eminent men In this
Reancel i the only Sovereign Remedy Tor Bright's
Liver AdsetionS; also Dropsy, &C. &c. rs Inc
ads q many our claims ray seem grspesteions 70
lopE ahd still cont bae medical science We
ash bat test. Do not allow your sReptieism TO Be
your peril. II BETHESDA don . cure you. II cannos
certainly do yos any injury. Therefore avail your.
sefof the MOOT pleasant and efficient curative agent
for sale ct CHARLES SfOTT co. g dug StSrG
No, 80 Penpsylvania avenue. Beware Of spgriouS
for sale in this city or District but sfOTT CD
Send fer elrculars and Bethesda Advocate.
- RICHARD DUNBAR,
Director and General Mama ger, Bcthcsda Springs.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December %, 1853. decu-ly
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GREAT Pennsylvania ROUTE

NORTHwEsT, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
On and AFTER December Z, ls73 trains will leave a
Washington - m. Baitissore....s:@ I. =.
..... s:ss 5. m. ~ a. :.ii:is \. M M.
THE GREAT'DOCBLE-TRAC RCVfE
Wnh elegant Scenery, Palace State-room, dav and
night ears, with modern inproy ements. >
Tive hundred miles saved 10 Western and Central
The cess m. Elmira daily, except Monday; the
M Ssy .aseS synsay :nS
pm. ). daily. Wee na.s, wes' 'na
Nfough from Washingtont to Sc. Louis, Chicago and
Bu6elo without change.
Tfekets by this route can be procured ~ the once
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyivan,a svenue,
and Ihtrteenth street and rennsyvan,A n,v 's
Passengers procuring tickets At thee once can
secure Recommendations In Palace Cars 81. LOUIS
Corner Thirteenth st. and Fem ss,, :, avenue,
ED. 8. YOUNG. General Pas,snEsr Asei,,
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cITYIrBxa.

TEE best .whiskies q per bottle. California
wines speciality, ct Nattan's Drug Store, corner
Second and streets northwest. eoSl
AT HRILBRUN's,
4c2 Seventh street northwest,
a...,ss. Closing sale Of
Gents Fine Stitched Boots,
ladies' Nobby Button CATERS,
White, Red and Blue Slips,
a.ts-E- Rubbers and Arctics.
Slippers made TO order.
lo2 Seventh street.
BIcwx's metallic weather strip, the cheapest
Ninth street. wall paper rsdaced twenty per per
cent. The only place in the city where you eaa
get window shades for u, with futures complete.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Gut OF zela sewing machines distributed to ap-
plfcaRts by the Chicago Relief Committee each
2427 were Of the Singer patent, These sienincsn}
facts show the high appreciation in which this
excellent machinels heid-Herper's wseiiy, S sIS
POVERTY ID BAD, but the worst kind Of poverty
Is poverty Of the blood; this makes . man spoor
and s6ergy; but enrich ths blood WITH is Vitai e
emeet, Iron, by taking Peruvian Syrup (a pro
tox6e OF tron) and you will feel rich and Has good
The LIVING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are the
silent characters through which the diseased body
read Alright, and the medicines administered some
times aggravate instead Of relieving the COM
practice which are Of daily occurrence Is the habit
powerful cstkaftics. Hostetteais Stomach Bit
elements adapted to the IMMIGRATION Of the ston-
ach, and removal, without violence, Of regular
discharges from the bowels, should be- taken twice
every type, and for oostiyensss, whether chronic
or casual. No other medicine will be required
and the cure will DO rapid and painless. No med
Hostetterts Bittcrs ss specific for all affections
OF the liver, as well as for diseases Of the stom-
ach, the bowels and the nerves.
NEW STORE! 1Ew srocKi
R. q. LEWIS, No. soa11 SEVENTH STREET,
East side, lnear strcet,)
has now In store, and daily receiving, large and
complete assortment Of GENTLENsS's, BOYS AND
CHILDRHN's HATS Of the very LATEST STYLES;
also, complete assortment Of GESf's FURNIsH.
ING GooDs, cheap for cash.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Govt and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
vised to use BIair's Gout and Rhenmatic Pills.
fectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
years with the greatest success Prepared By
PRoUT &HARsANT, 10 Strand, London England
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily EaunsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, . and so cents per bottle.
BEAuTIEUI, soft, glossy hair, all desire IT, all
may have It by constant use of THoNPsoN's Po-
made Optiue. PrieS q and 50 cents per bottle.
-LIaHr-c0L0RED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soi!ed. JoUvEN's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
will renovato them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
ers 90 : : = =
WELLS WAcHINE-sPREAD SrRENorHBN1Ne
PLAsTERs, whenever plaster is needed, are un-
rivalled. Price, ~. Is, and 80 cents each.
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A HAPPY TINE.

The first Of January is happy time, the Fourth
the happtest time in the year ls7A Will be the sIet
Of March, when the drawing OF the Public Library
81 Ksntecky's Clio conSert Will take place.
prizes in that GIN Concert, and among the prizes
wnl BE- such - these: 14so, 600, 1lc0ooo, 90, 0oo
$4,000, tD 90, &C., 10, al in cash. The last u
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT-Tw TRAINS DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAY, BETWEEN WASHING
TON AND HAMILTON, BEGINNIN6AUGUsT

Lesve washington at %: m. andl 2. M, and Al
exandria at s:lo Z. and $40 p. Pass Ieesburs
arrive at Hamilton At 11:4S .. m. and SIS p. m.
Leave Hamilton at $50 Q. m. and 1855 p. m. Pass
and arrive It Alexandria at Sls and 4ls p. m,
and at Washington at SD .. m. and a:O p. m.
ington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station at O. m. and 4 D. m, and 20
through to Hamilton without change Of cars.
The s:4S .. m. train from Alexandrts and l1:30 p.
m. train from Hamilton connect at Hamilton with
Kemp's daily line OF coaches for Purcellvillc Snck
ersville, Beryvtlle and Winchester. Also, with
Reamer's line Of coaches, which leave LeeaburH
daily for Aldie and Middlcburg.
Communication tickets, three cents per mile.
Annual tickets, 10. 3. H. HAyENNER,
aues-tf ~ General Ticket Agent.
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INTERESTLNG Slit.

A suit has been entered by the Douglass Bros,
editors of the New National. Ere, and warrants
issued against Prof. Richard Theodore Greener,
late Of Howard University, for sloo; Thomas s.
Boston, $50; George d. johnson, Fresdmeu,s
bank, Sloo; Prof John H. Cook, Howard Univer.
atty, ESQ; John H. Butler, esq.,, eloo, and VIVA. E.
Angusta, t100; being the amount subscribed per
note for stock in said paper and remaining un-
paid. The warrants were issued, by Justice
Sampson, and maze returnAble to-day, between
the hours Of II and p m. st this Squirs's ONCE,
IN the building q the Metropolis bank. The suit
viii be conducted. on the part Of the Douglass
Broa. by Mrs.. d.. lockwood. - - @---
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on TgF pOOR FUyD

The Governor to-day designated the following
gentlemen to act as almoners Of the fund for the
relief Of the poor Of the District, and reauestsd
them to meet ut the Executive Once, at o'clock
this afternoon, for the purpose Of organizing:
VIM. Stekney, b. Sweeny, VIM. Ballantyne, Z.
II. Smith, A. 8. Solomons George Savage, J.
E. Fitch, VIM. ]. Wilson, George F. Gulick,
1Ambroee II. Stephenson, Fred. l. Moore, John
Hits, W. H. Ward, John T. johnson, Rey. Geo.
A. Hail. Rev. VIM. A. Shubert, Peter Parker,
Samuel Gross, Mr.. Jackson and W. p. s. Sanger.
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RAILROADS.
iM0SE nm 0Hf0 RSn.ROAD.

RALTMoaE AND ONO RAILROAD.
e :ss .s sEHssgsa sffP s1s: Trains
Baltimore and Wsy Points. ........... 500 a. m.
cissI.ss = gss f' W Metropolitan s'a NJ
Boston. New York and PniiadeipIis E1. ''' w.
s.!simSrs rs Esp!ssss Without stops; sss M
seH Yors ana p
$ s5: :n$ "a W. $sss:. .@D::: s. =:
Shii,ds, r, EI,H.ss. $50 ,. IN.
Louis Express, tdaily, 7!s m.
sosion. New Ycii and fhiadspSis E1 1's p M
YGfIMxiN Pi;xRaIoR CANS for Bst 4 a
rs :. m, and sia sna r: rRR R III
Eor Baltimore and Way Points-Atsa. M, and J,
r al s.inssle@ .,.hou. ..op.-A. $50 and
At AZ, s:3. s:S s:sat 5;.a s;5a 1915 and n n.,
Asa:S s:sa s:1S and SIS :. m, z m. A:sa .
SSS NepanEsslEehRR VI VI s HAIN LINE me
roA aazEEfEESFdE1 AR $fssa: VIZ
1S 81 q: 4at VI ss11 ss;sgs ssist VIA NET
.s'y sHa sss s.asssan ss @
same e'en'" fEoR ELLICoPT's MILL.
Ats: .. m. and $50 and s:Sp. M. except Sun
F4 SsANeH RoaB b cSSSs2rsvEkE
Leave " ashington At s:IB o. m and 7:4s D. M and
80 through Tith1St sssHappEe q f ears
Ts;SasS g eSeinn.a s. LOUIS i; " Chicago and
fi'''ouls at II SB B "A xa ssil{f
A's'' M and To 81 NRoR RI Tx not on Sunday
6s loisf 81 q iss g Ssssssa6
s.ne saa
p. m. striving a. Washington at $50 q. NJ and SIS
E1press trains q Is a. m. and 7:as p M, daily.
stop at Point Of Rocks.
washington stston Ticket once a ali hours
day; also. at the Company's onlce, zsS Pennsyiva-
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue ONCE
e
eng Pr and pos.o aa
'ei''e"e"' o. iA'''sn THos; R. SHARP.
Master {. Il Il. REFRIGERATION E'
se Srol s Iif kso Net.
nov3 General Agent, Washington.
A LExANDRlA AND WASHINGTON
a FFk1 EbEsiGks AMR e4k5aHix xMNXP AND
PER pEP2T , GoR sas . SIXTH HND SHEETS,
Sunday.
LEGAL trains leave Alexandria as follows: g. =, g.
except Sunday.
Trims maIisd thus connect with trains on WASH
8UANTiCo RECOMMENDATION leaves washington
GRERr dss iffsPs s8a%PkEEss via Richmond
day.
Through tickets to all points South and South
west for sale at the Office. corner Sixth and Pennsy-
vania avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage TO be checked at al hotels and residences
through to destination. Z. 8. YOUNG,
jya-tf General Passenger Agent.
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iI B, on. oRFToERg,

The foilo6ling ase the ofncsn Of Golden Rpie
Lodge, No. 10, =. Of p, Installed On "Wednesday
svsnlns. January I, 1s5t: PC, J.E. Bctsssf; {.
O. ". II. Gross; Y. O., ". II. Shono; Prslats H.
O. Fowler; K. OF r. al6 O.; Thee. 6ni1n; y. Of
I p, II. etswart, Il. oflkS b. IA1glsy; y. 4 A.,
Matt Jareoe;, La, g II, Dihbls; o. g.. q. n.
ss sF:s ssss L E D Ssssa e Nab. 4
son, w. p. Allie,
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NATIoNAL SAYINGS BANK.
rEr ) nnr nrarur co,

eornsr Of New York sysuue and fifteenth street.,
payse par cont Per annum on deposits Tor each
calendar month. Banking hours 70 = Sseur-
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THE WEATHER IN WARRINGTON.

An Illuminated cross is to surmount the spire of
st. Melachi's church in Cleveland. 1t will be
the only one in the United States, and is to be
lighted up on special occasions. The stecplc is
two hundred and forty-three feet high, and we
would pity the lamplghter, only that the light
ing Is to be done by electricity.
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is the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
that no other domestic ale equals II either In
strength or flavor. Families supplied with hall
& Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, D. @.
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ZEE P OUT or THE COLE, ~
yeafssr- strip - yest VII s doors 10 Many
hare bess ,sSnscsssd' and say!ee thslE frissds 70
PUnsylvanis sys~~s enc T.aoSh otTeet.
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THE WEEK or PRAYER.

SERVICES AT LINCOLN HALL
The noon meeting ct Lincoln hall yesterday
was largely attended, and after oil had taken
part that the hour allowed considerable reserve
force remained, Including prominent .elergymsn
and lsymen. The exsrcises. were conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Atkins, Of tho Episcopal church, Of
Georgetown. Alter reading the Scriptures be
chose for the topic Of the day's confederation,
Prayer for nations, and ihtempefance." He first
referred to the nations presenting their claims
that vice and ln4dsfity might 70 Ch,is
the statistics showed that virginia had expended
last year twelve million dollars for liquor, and had
RAISED S eight million bushels Of grain, which Va
worth less than the amount paid for liquor: ne
s ne., ing Mslorit Of crimes which SsnndeS the
Of every twelve HaH mem a' were 1e dpanEards. ~
=, He was followed by layman, who gave Thrill,
ling experience Of his history as drunkard, and
He thought that ihe great want Of tho present
day was Christian life which should extend the
hand Of fellowship to the outcast and wanderer;
men that were Christians more than one day In
the week. He said that he thought as long as the
churches Kept men In them who ssld liquor
they would not be blessed, and that In his opinion
this was the reason that some of the churches
were not blessed.
After a number of addresses, the closing re-
marks were made BY DR.. Parker, who has been 2
referred to the great work that had been done In
Japan, with its forty millions of our fellow-men,
during the past two years, and to the great work
still remaining to he done there. Il
He said that China had also sent sevcnty Of her
children to thiicouutry to be educated, snl was
ended his remarks by readingn letter Of Lord
Russell to a friend, In which he said that he had
become convinced that the Catholic Church meant
that he could not acquiesce In q decision Of the
Pope which would not only give him the control
Church.
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TINlTED eIArEs PATENT oFFIoE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" $50 WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. n i6a
a a NE peiit6a q JAN.s DAVIS. 9fcoapanyss.
81 psssss ss.sssS e SiS ~ aSe h az 81 aseS
- tor en mlfoyensnt In sewing Machine StitckA'
eossaea the 50 Day SexiJ thai the fiw5
or nnnf elI.ms9band the examinirss report -
I1.iee4 p ~ ~ daQ 81 March next; andthat SAID
pst!tiee . heesl - hAnth dAy Of March next.
fsss II s2RSSSisS se5k ss:' S9::'Sa;,D,...
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1AL71lGon1 LIVE srocH NxnxFf.

sSs %sI yss: Dr. sss
~ S:si. 5 So So; ss .ti q s .
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RALTlMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS
: NORTHWEST,

nhroi 'o NoRThWEsT.
After December !, 1874, trains will run as follows:
rEASSSL hkA%H FOR Ta1MESxssu AksiSE AT
4:4s .. m, Elmira Mail, 6:1a a. m, New York Ex-
SO sy sissf !ps Y Ysas y: g5s. aa xeeommoa
press asiy.exespt sun tion, daily, except sun
SIS sH Daily Aceommoda- SIS ss !. M, Baltimore Ex-
ton. press, exeep! sunday.
sssis ana dai nss O Line rom @ s Fast
l!fs s. %, New York Ex- ton. Southern Wall,
sERn apy asy e.sSsp YoSs
except Sunday. press, daily, except sun
'sS B L. kaRl eRsa So ssT M.
81 day. S sHs'
ton, except Sunday; BaitiEmore, daily, sn,
' Yols ss Sc" SorsS 0n "ss'
- press E daily M FIJI SaSays;.
! except Sunday.
Trains with St az a. for Poss
riying at Pops's Creek at l:5s and ~ p. N.
and $50 D. IN. connect aG 0denton with trains for
CONNECT Ct seR as ssa; sns
Fopess Creek a:Is and rs p. m. -
sna
nue., northwest corner Sixth and Pcnnsylvania ave
wess t'e through tickets to cncinnai coIam6as,
Chicago, 0mshas San Fr.ncisco, and all points
Z. L. DUBARRY, Gep. Superintendent.
E. 8. YOUNG. Gen. Passenger Agent.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
L TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, December d, 1873.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run Is follows:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily, except Sunday, assa. m, and and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily. eXcept Sunday. s q, and I.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave ior Nsw YORK at $50 p. M, and Philadel-
Through tickets 70 Philadeiphia, New York or
Boston can be had At the Station Once At all hours
iu the day; also. the Company's Once, IS Pennsyl-
vantA avenue.
Passengers purchasing tickets at the avenue once
there arrange &c have their baggage called for
and checked At their taken to the depot
Ses Bsitimore and 6Sio ssilroad advertisement for
schedule between W Arlington, Baltimore, Annap-
oils and the West.
:THOs. 3: SHARP, Master Of Transportation
u. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent at Washington.
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u1ssey,s pu1JInr,pu,. ur

LII. SQUIER & CO.,
Bankers, No. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue, pay 6
per cent. on al deposits.
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THE MARKETS.

DISTRICT STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by J. F. Brodaedd, Banker, SO fifteenth
60 street.
JANUARY g. 1874
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished By LeseiS Joh1sson q Co.. Bunksrs Vernon
Ro,c, 'iothedst corner Peansyicdflfa avenue and
Tenth street. Washington.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Warren Choats 4 Co., booksellers, send n the
Congressional Directory, Just issued, and Contain
Ing valuable Information in regard to both Houses
Of Congress, statistical sketches Of members.
names Of committecs officers localities and much
useful information In regard to all the Govern
ment departments and foreign Legations. The
names Of the members Of Congress and other ofh-
cisls ere given with their residences.
Messrs. Choate & 90. have issued very attrac-
tive calendar occupying but little space but giy-
ink calendar, they give to their customers on ap-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIRRs SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, Jan. 0, lS74-l am.

For New England, generally clear weather,
with light to fresh southerly and westerly winds,
will PREVAIL For the Middle States, clear or fair
weather, with light to fresh southerly winds. The
temperature in this district and in New England
will change but slightly during the coming TWEEN.
ty-four hours. For the south Atlantic and Gull
coasts, generally clear weather. with light varia-
BILE winds and rising temperature. Telegraphic
reports have only been received from the States
en- the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
THE WEATHER IN WASHINGTON.
The following was the range of the thermome-
a. 10 IA. m, Is; Il m, As; p m, 81; D. M, Sc;
p. M, -; SIP. m, ~.
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NEW YoRK-AvExuE CHURCH.

"A lRas and stsentivs audience oonSsSed at tho
usual hour yesterday afternoon to participate In
the exercises ut the Now York avenue church.
sant.d VI rle y. INC Dssct w s p,s
gratifying character. The subject which attract
ed the most attention was that of intsmperance,
upon which considerable statistical tnf0rnation
was impaired. A missionary from o Ar-of coun-
try besOught the united prayers Of Christians
that his work might be blessed that he nations
might BIO quickened by an outpouring of the Holy
SPIRIT SO that they would receive the Gospel
The united prayers Of Christians ascendcd on the
day Of Pcntecost, anu an abundant blessing fol-
lowed. This was the commencement Of the week
Of prayer, which was now annually observed by
Christian churches throughout the world. Among
those present were Drs. Mitchell, Saith, Chick
ering, Parker, Butler and many PREPAYMENT citi-
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POVERTY 10 BAD, but the worst kind Of poverty
Is poverty Of the blood; this makes man tpoor
indeed" for It takes away his strength, courage
md energy; but enrich the blood with its vital 81
emeet, Iron, by taking Peruvian Syrup (a pro
toxtde Of ircn and you will feel rich and has good
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there realis;ng the fondcst dream Of HIS child
hood and the most earnest cravings Of after
years. There vss only one other city moro dear
to the Catholic leart-thet OF Jerusalcm-the
grandeur OF the various churches, monuments,
&c, and the sacred memorials With which Rome
sbounds. He gave gorgeous description q 1.-THE
St. Petsr's-snd skstchsd the magnineence Of the
Vstican and its luIroundhga He then gave .
touehing account Of his interview with Plus TX,
and referred to the kind words he had spoken OF
The Young Catholies frionA Society Of this city,
and alSo ofths Archbishop Spald1pg. He closed
by portraying a. eharActefnf1es Of ne Italian
people, whom 10 regardsd a. the most emotional
and'fmpuIeveW earth, and BY giving . brief &C.
count OF hfs gfad return TO 1.-THE land Of the free
and the home Of the brave" ..fF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

THs best whiskies q per bottle. California
wines speciality, at Nattan's Drug Store, corner
Second and d streets northwest. eoSl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

Out Of 2ea4 sewing machines distributed To an
plfcants by the Chicago Relief Committee, each
applicant designating the machine she wanted,
Z421 were OF the Singer patent. These significant
facte show the high appreciation In which this
excellent machineis held.-Hsrper's Weekly, Nep
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-24

sAaAc1rY OF Fox.sAbout gene.
ration ago, there was in tho lower end
OF Mecklenburg County, in this State.
g fox that WAS doing Q great deal of
damage to the formers in the neigh
borhood. They had made several nn
successful efforts to take it; finally they
made a grand rally Of men and dogs,
determined to accomplish their object
this time. As before. he wearied out
all the dogs; and they noticed that in
every round he went through certain
piece of woods. They stationed man
thare 10 watch, when. to their surprise,
they found that there were two foxes,
taking it time about running. There
was tree blown over. leaning against
another tree. and when they came to
the root of the fallen one. one fox ran
up the trunk and tho other ran down,
alternating with one another, nnd the
track continued on, misleading the
dogs as they passed. The fox in the
tree top. for the time being, was cou-
oealed from view. How could u mau
have shown more cunning?
Stntesuilie American.