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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-16

ONE DOLLAR will buy o cause Undershirt from
Z. b. SPENCE 4 Son, Richmond.
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Delta street Good trip of soldiers, cattle
and cotton. w. N. WOOD.
Steamer La Belle.
SHREVEPORT, March 26.-To Britton &
Eppler, Agents: The Lotus will arrive
Saturday and leave Wednesday.
D. D. DANNALs, Master.
VICKsBURG, March 26.-To J. B. Woods &
Co., 124 Gravier street: Steamer Bismarck
will arrive Saturday evening, and leave as
advertised, Tuesday, 31st, for St. Louis.
JNO. SPANE, Captain.
SHREVEPORT, March 26.-To Lord e. Nc
Peake: The Lotus will arrive Saturday
ana leave Wednesday. Business is very
dull. d. d. DANNALs,
Master of Steamer Lotus No. g.
The fleet passenger packet Texas, C. w.
Stinde, master, George Fee, clerk, leaves
without fail at 5 P. NJ. to-day. We advise
shippers and travellers to give Capt. Stinde
and his fine steamer good start off.
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TCHEFUNCTA RIvER-Per schooner Alphonse-
700 bbls charcoal to master
BILOXI-Per schooner Three Brothers-Sundries
to order
BAYOU LACOMRE-Per schooner Gaais-18, 900
feet lumber to order
sTOCKTON-Per schooner America-3s,0O0 feet Of
lumber to order
BLIND RIvER-Per schooner Quincy-4o cords of
wood to master
BLIND RIvER-Per schooner Clementine-2O,OoO
slaves to order
PEARL RIvER-Per schooner Gen Washington
10000 feet lumber to order
PEARL RlvER-Per schooner Lille Schmidt-45,-
900 feet lumber to order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
TCHEFUNCTA RIvER-Fer schooner Rita-450
bbls sand to order
PEARL RIyER-Per schooner Try Again-3OOOO
feet lumber to order
PASCAGOULA-rer schooner Two Sisters-1300
bbls charcoal to master
TCHEFUNCTA RIvER-Per schooner Mew-20O
bbls sand t. order
PEARL RlyER-Per schooner T J Emler-25 cords
wood to master
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schooner Hattie M-S00
bbls charcoal to master
PkOTERVILLE-Per schooner Refine Hortense-6
sacks seed cotton bales and sundries to order
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schooner Modeste-25
cords wood to master
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Steamboats,.
(Oo-oNcONN0--0~O-O~-~o
UPPER MISSISSIPPI

~~>~>>>~>~~>>>>>>>>~>>>>>>>>>~
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS Am ~
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
~ Composed OF the for szH
frst-class side-wheel steamers
GREAT REPUBLIC, JAMES HowARn
JOHN KYLE JOHN A. sCUDDRR
CITY OF ALTON, HENRY AMEs.
PAULINE CARROLL, BISMARCK,
GLENCOE, SUSIE SILVER,
TOM JASPER, RICHMOND, rs
CITY OF QUINCY, COMMONWEArTu IN
For St. Louis, Cairo, Memphis ana III
Bends.
Will leave as below at O'Clock p M.
Great Republic, 81
". q. Thorwegan, master, j. P. YOUNG c,o,, 81
SAL URDAY, March %.
Bismarck,
John Spane, master, E. Ross Powell. clerk e
TUESDAY, March 81, IN
Issuing as usual, Through Bills of Ladinoin u
necton with the Railroads to all princina, 49,
North and West
J. 3. WOODS & CO.. General Agent.
124 Gravier street
P. s.-We are the only Agents in New Orle.,.
to act for the above named boats
mh2S-tf
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PENSACOLA-Per steamship Lizzie-65O sacks corn
casks bacon leo bbs flour hhds sugar kegs ard
hrk1ns butter ties hams ties lard 40 bbls pork 80
sacks oats As sacks bran bbs whisky bbls corpmeal
and sundries
NARvA-Per bark Energi-2027 bales cotton 1860
slaves
HAVRE-Per ship Arnstrong-256O bales cotton
bales moss 100 bdls hides 5000 slaves
BREMEN-Per bark " Thompson-25O5 bales of
cotton 24G0 slaves -
GENOA-Per bark Alice Campbell--5OO slaves 1857
bales cotton
BREMkN-Per ship Cort Adier-l9OO bales cotton
UTlLLA-Per schooner Vim Fsher-30J0 SHINGLES I
bbls beef bbls pork 10 hf bbls flour 10 boxes candles
1000 feet lumber bbls bread and sundries
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Ship Advance Morrison, from London Jan 9, to mas
ter-Point
Ship Nunquam Dormio, Cousins from Havre Feb
to master-Point
Bark Energi. johnson, 81 days from Liverpool, t.
Ocean, Zerega &co-Point
Austrian bark Volunteer, Zambelli, from Havre jar
81, to master-Point
Brig Maid of Glanwern, Chaddock, from Rio Janeiro
Feb 5, to master--1st Dist
Schooner anita, Whitney, days from Ruatan Island
to Morgan &co-2d Dist I
Schooner R Locke, Locke, from Banaca, to G
Grande-2d Dist
Schooner Lizzie Kelum, Nulty, from Sabine Pass to
master-2d Dist
TOWBoATs.
Grand Lake No 2, -, from Pittsburg
Rochester, German, from the Passes-towed down to
the bar, 18th instant, ships Juno and Record
brought up ship Advance and bark Energi
Thos Morgan, Ayerill, from the Passes-went down
Marlborough up ship Nunquam Dormio, bark
Volunteer. brig Maid OF Glanwern, and schooner
Ocean, Williams from the Passes-towed down to the
bar, 23d ms ant, barks Swift and kallestad-
brought up schooners b Locke and Lizzie
kellum
STEAMBOATS,.
Bart Able. Kenison, from Ouachita River
MARITIME Miller, from Montecello-New Basin
Josephine, Cousins from Upper Coast
+ Hensiey, Enderlee, from Lower Coast
st Mary, Mitchell, from Grand Ecore
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Nenetia from Pearl river
Schooner Mary Fayard, from Bayou Lacombe
Schoon r Jos America, from Biloxi
Schooner Alphonse, from Tchef,lncta river
Schooner Three Brothers, from Biloxi
Schooner Calais from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner America, from stockton
Schooner Quincy, from Blind river
Schooner Lille Armstrong, from BAYOU Lacombe
Schooner Clementine, from Blind river
Schooner Gen Warrington, from Pearl river
Schooner Lille Schmidt, from Peatl river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Rita, from Tchefuncra river
Schooner Try Again. from Pearl river
Schooner Two Sisters, from Pascagoula
Schooner New, from lchefuncta river
Schooner T Emler. from Pearl river
Schooner Hattie NJ, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Refine Hortense, from Procteryille
Schooner Modesto, from Bayou Lacombe
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Saturday Noon. March 2s. 1871
ONLY BLACK CROOK MATINEE
With OHIO Entertainment arranged expressly for
Ladies and Children.
Saturday Night.
splendid bill of Novelties, including the popu1ar
and successful buriesque of
BLACK CROOK.
Sunday, March 20,
Engagement for short season of the dashing young
Protean Actress,
ALICE HARRISON,
VINO Will appear in the protean comedy entitled
sTRATAGEM.
IN which she will personae five different Characters
Last night of the BLACK CROOK, Miss Nully pers.
the Austins, Hurley ana Mari, J. H. Larkin and
Carrie Armstrong.
hoNDA4, March 30-Eirst appearance of the wonder
1ul Irapeze Artist, Mile Leona Dare: OuiIter and
Golarich, Song and Dance and Character SpeciaI
tles; Mel Conway, Clog aud Irish Jig Dancer
mh2S % 0-'
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Special Notices.

Notice.-Neither the Captain, owners.
hor the undersigned agents of the Dutch bark
MARIA CATHARINE, Capt. j. susman. will be
responsible for any debts contracted hr 49, .
OF said vessel. ERNEST BEYER & CO..
-''' 81 Union street,
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MARINE NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Saturday Morning, March %.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher, for Pensacola Master
British ship Armstrong, Bryant for Havre-
h Miller eco
Norwegian ship Cort Adler, Andersen for Bremen
Ocean, Zerega &co
Bark Alice Campbell, Garham, for Genoa
R Y Hopkins
German bark Energi, Horn, for Narva-
Frederchs 4 Horl,
3. rk W Thompson, Chapman for Bremen
Ocean. Zerega eco
Schooner VIM Fisher, Hicken, for Utilla-
Macheca Geo
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
MERCHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
r. For st. Louis, Cairo, Memnb,. a..
5s4n3 the bends-The fine passenger staam sus
of the above line will leave as belor
at p. NJ.
Great Republic.
". d. NORWEGIAN master; j. P Young. clesl.
SATURDAY, March 49,
Bismarck,
'ohh spane' master; E. Ross Powell, clerk.
TUESDAY, March 81 ),
Issuing as usua, this ugh bIls lading in connectr
with the railroads, to all principal cities North and
West j. =, WOODS :; co., General Agents,
mn24 124 Gravier street
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Miscellaneous.


0~0-r~o-7-~c~4>-~-~~>~
WESTERN PRODUCE e-757~~~~
KEEP & RAYMOND
II and 10 Poydras street.
Oner LOT sale IN store and to arrive
Aoo casks Clear sIDES-Louisville.
30 ." Bacon SHOULDERS
80 bbls Mess PORK
80 {" Rump
~ ties. Rawson HAMS
% ties. Cincinnati best brands.
90 tcs- Magnolia
20 ties. sohaefers Refined LAID.
30 kegs choice Kettle 81
,o 20 hrks. selected Goshen BUTTER.
i0e bbls Plants Extra FLOUR
~ I" Central ss
ooo *, XXX and Family Froup
800 z. D. CORN MEAL. NoVn,
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BelOw-COmin9 I'm.

Ship Queen of England, Atkins, from Greenock, to
MASTER -
Ship Emma Olivier, 40 days from Havre, to MASTER
Ship Western Empire, Crozier, from Hayre Feb :
to MASTER -
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sympathy in outdoor dress is still the
RUE, ana we see plain wooden materials and
velveteens, totally devoid of Ornaments
adopted for morning walking costumes nv
the richest of our elegantesS.S. Louis G lo6e
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Imports.

CEDAR KEYS VIA APALACHICOLA-Pers steam
snip Lavaca-l0 bbls turpentne to II I Lawler-32
bbs tupentine bales cotton to Post x Hobby
and sundrles to order-Total, bales cotton and ~
bbls tupentine
ullLLe-Per schooner William Fisher-l90O
punches bananas 26,ol0 plantains bbls shaddoeks
40 oranges do mangoes 100 cocoanuts TO Macheca
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN,)
Saturday Morning, March q, 1874.
DAILY REPORT OF THE STAGE OF WATER WITH
CHANGES IN THE "A HOURS ENDING P. NJ.
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COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 81, 1877.

FRIDAY EVENING, March q, 1874
COTTON-The sales to-day. mot Including 500 bales
additional yesterday embraced 500 bales at prices
Indicating an advance Of &c. on Low Midcling, and
&c. on most other grades We give also the Exchange
figures and report as below:
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Outside the Bar Bound
EXPORTS.

Brit steamship State of Louisiana, Stewart from Liy
erpool Feb 18th, to Miller Geo.
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Major Napoleon has a moustache. and is
cnltivating an imperial.
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TEAsAS AND BLACK RIVER

-,>l,.l-Allr-f1s1 ny hND bAASh HlVER
TESSAS AND BAYOU MACON PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, March %, at SPIN. HI
T-. For Floyd, Monticello. Loaf.
sE4lA Bayou, Delhi, Warsaw, Crockets Point
sas.s.e--zzH Egypt. BRAHMS, Osborn's, Chandlers
oaLoway's, Cut Off, ana all landings on Tensas ana
Black Rivers-The steamer
Fleta,
L. S. Greenlee, master-Jas. L. Robbins clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage apply
beard or to LORD 4 McPEAKF
llnz4d 46 Camp street.
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Am1tseD,ents.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

BEN DEBAh. Proprietor and Manager
ALA. f1ILGEhALD. Stage Manager
Engagement for one week only, of the Celebrated
Tragedian, Mr.. FRANCIS BANGS
Tuesday Evening, March "a,
And until further notice. the great historical play,
LA MARSEILLAISE
Or, THE CHILD OF THE REVOLUTION.
r.. Bangs
FRIDAY-Benetit of Mr.. FRANCIS BANGS
SAIURDA1-Grand Matinee at II, Mr. Bangs in LA
MARSEILLAISE. m34
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Nhi;ps,

~----o~c-~o~~~-~-~~~o,~>>1r>>r~-.
~ For providence and Fall River
S55k The Al schooner Kate NJ, Hilton. Cast
-etone, is now loading, and having most Of her
cargo engaged and going board will have dispatch
For balance Of freight apply to
"a, GEO. A. FOSDICK CO,
nn-o-to SO Carondelet street.
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, Steamships.

nv ~ >~~r~-~-@~~0~- -c->s.N1~~-o-o-o~~~-~~~
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
SEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
carrying the United States Mails.
ID, .. W. CathariTe, Commander. 1900 tons.
4 azoo, l.. d. Barrett, Commander. 1900 tons.
10 sail FRIDAY, April 3, at SA. NJ
49, The fine Al steamship
s,SaaSs.i655stS& sJuniata,
M, j. W. Catharine Commander,
Wl ieave her wharf opposite Jackson Square as above
pa Usage 10 havana United States currency. t35
rassase 70 Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, so
through tickets issued to New York . SO
Freight for Liverpool, Antwerp and Bremen taken
@ ne, ana through bills of lading given for same.
For freight or passage, apply to
EDW. A. YORKE, Agent
mh26-u Cor Carondelet and Grayier streets.
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MEMPHIS.


FOR MEMPHIS
Leaves EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY at 5P NJ,
IT. For Memphis, Vicksburg Nat
Ssss1alkss chez and all plantation and bend land
s--s.=7.1=an ings- s.
John II. Maude.
Jonn r. Noel, master-Alt Grissom clerk
VIII leave THURSDAY March o. at s p NJ
HlSNoII ADAMS. II Commercial place.
w. III. BOFINGER, 104 Common street
Inc ABOVE boat will give through bills of lading TO-
all points on Arkansas and White Rivers and over the
ARKANSAS Central Railroad to arendon giving
through tickets East at reduced rates. mh25
OUACHITA RIVER.
REGULAR WEEKLY CAMDEN PACKET.
LEAVES EVERY SATURDAY at p NJ
IH% For Camden, Guachita City,
SSssE.stx3 Trenton, Monroe, and all intermediate
landings Black and Ouachn, Rivers.
connecting with boats for all the ributaries-The fine
sldewheel steamer a
Bart Able,
w. hehlson, master-G. p. Work and Owen F. Jami.
son, clerks
board, or to f7e' "Pf-' -
SlNNOTT ADAMS, II Commercial place. !.
,o- LORD McPEAhE, 46 Camp street.
-Inn-ol ). Z. CARLIN, Delta street. III
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY. March 2S at 5 P NJ
IT, For COra's BIuh. Lind Grove,
SsssEEss..lf5 Point Pleasant Ouachita civ Trenton,
-, Monroe and all intermediate landings.
The h9ht-draft steamer
Garry Owen.
.; =. "eaks, master, b. S. Jenkins, clerk 81
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage apply on
BRITTON & EPPLER, Jog Common st.
mh26 1t LORD MCPEAKE AZ Camn street
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ENRESH COLMAN's mUSTARD.
TURKISH PRUNEs, NUTMDas ETC
ae bbls. u. X and ID, Colman's Mustard.
~ ~ cases, =. u and 10, D. 8. F. Mustard.
70 casks choice Turkish PIunes
90 cases Penang Nut1negs
$50 bbls Guinness Porter, bottled bv E 4 ]. Burk
Landing and for sale by
SMITH NoKENNA,
Al1sa Nos. 81. 81 and SO Poydras street.
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aggregate since Friday evening of 1880 bales, against
22537 last week. and POP last year. and since August
q Of 1os42s4 bales, against 10l6 s35 last year. In
crease 67,4i9 For receipts at all ports see above
report.
TOBACCO--We did not hear of sale to-day. Weeks
sales 43 hhds against 60 last week and 81 the week be-
fore Prices manifestly lower, but nothing has
transpired to establish quotations Estimated amount
On sale 1850 hhds, which includes all kinds. Quota
tons nominal, but repeat previous Fl ures,
as follows: Common Jugs at 41a@5c; medium
at 5@51ac; good at 51s@6c; low leaf at ca
@7c; medium at 7a@8c; fine at 9@1oc
and selections at 11G12c. Received since
last evening lis hhds; exported none Stock on
hand by running statement, 1884 hhds.
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ooard, or to LORD x MCPEAKE,
hInZ4d 40 Camp street.
RED Ffvs tit.
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET. f
Leaves on SATURDAY March IS, at PM.
, f For Jefferson, Shreveport ana
all way landings-The fine and fast pas.
1@ senger packet
Texas,
y. w. Stnde, master-Geo. +. Fee, clerk
slNNOTT & ADAMS II Commercial Place.
mh2s BRITTt N & EPPLER, log [ ommon etreet
YTNHKOUGH BILLS OF LADING SIGNED
Il to all points on the Texas and Pacific Railroad and
International and Great Northern Railroads from New
Orleans via Red River.
GEORGE PEGRAM, Agent, LOG Common st.
Opposite the City Hotel
Leaves THURSDAY, March &c, at S p
~ For jefferson. Shreveport and
4SSs.s4lstJa all way landings on Red River-The fine
and fast passenger steamer
Selma,
Thornton Jacobs, master, Tom Jacobs. clerk
Qn place OF steamer Southwestern
VIII leave as above. For freight passage apply on
GEORGE PEGRAM, LOG Common st.
BRITTON & EPPLER, log Common st.
J. Z. CARLIN, Delta st.
mh25 GEO. D. HITE, Tchoupitculas st.
Leaves on SATURDAY March 18th, at P. NJ
A65$ FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT and
SGtsN26 all way landings-The fine and fast passen.
Chas P. Iruslow, master; C. ". Drown, clerk, win
leave as above giving through bills of ladng for Full
ton and all points below, making close connection e
Shreveport. For freight or passage apply on board,
Or 10 SINNOTT l. ADAMS,
II Commercial Place
mh25 LORD & McPEAKE. 46 Camp st.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECOkE PACKET
COMPANY
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 NJ.
- =. For Fort de Russey. Barbfn's
- Normans Alexandra, Mouth of Cane
- River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and Ill
way landings sss
st. Mary,
y. Y. Mitchell, master, G. C. Hamilton clerk,
Particular attention paid to way and plantation bus
ess' For freight or passage apply board, to s
NJ. W. JOYCE, ! Delta street.
BRITTON Il EPPLER, log Common st.
ah2' 1t LORD II MCPEAKE, Az Camp street,
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Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared 25s 1852
stock on hand not cleared last year 203l52
To-days exports embraced 1850 bales to Havre 44Os
to Bremen, 2027 to Narva and 1857 to Genoa to which
we have added 81 by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 2Os5 bales against
1887 on last Friday and 1919 last year, making an
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-29
nslttSfDri,

There have been four deaths in our town
since Friday afternoon.
A child of Mr.. Frank Baird, three years
old, was playing by the brook running in
the rear Of his house, and in lifting pail
filled with water, the swiftness Of the cur
rent carried him into the stream, where his
father found him few moments after.
a daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Austin, died
Saturday evening about 0 o'clock, aged IL
years. a strong, healthy girl, but the
fever worked rapidly to the destruction of
the blooming constitution, and strange, as it
may seem that she died at the same age Of
sister who died year or two ago
Mr.. Stiles, father of Charles Stiles. died
Sunday afternoon of gangrene, aged SO
years. And Tuesday afternoon the wife of
Mr.. Jared Thomas died of pneumonia,
having suffered Just two weeks. All Of
these funerals excepting Mr.. Austin's
daughter, which was attended by Rev.
Mr. Hall, al the house, occurred at the
Methodist church.
L. w. Redington of Rutland, delivers
his lecture on GLOW went through Eu-
rope" at this place on Tuesday evening,
February Sd.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Globe.
Dedication at Port Henry.
PoRT Henry, Jan. 2

PoRT HENRY, Jan. 49,
The lecture room Of the new Methodist
church, at this place, was dedicated to-day
with appropriate services. The dedicatory
sermon was preached by Rev Joseph E
King D D, Principal of Fort Edward Lit.
crary Institute. 1t was an able, powerful
and eloquent discourse on church cdifces,
their appropriate uses and their consccra-
ton. The church was in debt about So
800. and at the close of the sermon 81 100
was raised towards its payment.
At the evening service an appropriate
and excellent sermon was delivered by Rev
7 \ Griffin, presiding elder Of the Platis-
burgh district Of the Troy Conference.
The balance Of the money was provided
to cXtinguish TIE claims for the building of
the church
The exercises were solemn and appropri-
ate throughout, and were attended by large
audiences.
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4sD COYGREss....rIRsT SESSION.
HOUSE.
WAsnISGToN, Jan. 2s.

w A5HlNOTON, Jan. 20
Mr.. Garfield Of Ohio, from the com
mittec on appropriations reported n bill TO
revise, consolidate and amend the statutes
in relation to estimates. appropriations
and public accounts.
Also a bill to reduce expenditures on
public buildings
Mr.. Plat of Virginia moved reference
of the later bill to the committee on pub
lie buildings.
Mr.. Holman of Maryland favored the
bill being put upon its passage at once.
The bill was finally referred to the com
mittce on public buildings and grounds.
Mr. Hale of Maine, from the committee
on appropriations, reported a bill establish
ing life-saying stations and appropriating
81, 100 therefor
Mr. Pendleton Of Rhode Island. moved
an amendment aggregating 81 500 for the
medals ordered previously to be presented
to the persons who distinguished themselves
in saving lives from the wreck of the
steamer Metis. The amendment was adopt
ell and the bill passed.
The House went into committee OF the
whole. Mr. Kellogg of Conn, in the chair.
The bill appropriatcs S2S, 449,9lGOO.
Mr. Wheeler of New York, who had
charge of the bill, proceeded to explain the
reductions made in comparison with the
past wear.
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rsccop,jon n, ,,rJC puuu,s


The time has now arrived when the re-
portoral pen is wooed by balls and parties ;
and Of all assemblagcs none are more salts
flying TO the public or delightful to attend
than the receptions given by citizens at
their private residences. a very pleasant
Illustration of this truth was given last
evening at the party given by Mr. J. G.
Dunn and lady at their residence on Cot
tage street. Everything combined to make
1t one of the most enjoyable as well as
rechoyche affairs Of the season thus far. The
elements conspired TO bring about splen-
did calm and moonlight evening, pleasant
disappointment for those who contemplated
the disagrccablo weather throughout the
day and giving renewed anticipations to
guests in ycnturing out upon so fine an
evening AT about eight, or half an hour
later, the turn-outs OF many of our best
citizens as well as carriages secured for the
occasion, were seen rattling through the
streets toward the scene, which, when ar
rived at, was soon found to he in a state Of
much buslc and peasurlble excitement.
The host and hostess, who haye hosts of
frieods in Rutland and adjoining towns,
were given an excellent opportunity to
show their well-knOwn hospitality, and as
the evening advanced the rooms, every one
spacious rs they are, were well filed with
people and overIlowingjwith sociabiity and
mirth. The third story, wherein is a spa
cious hail. was given up to the dancers, and
in which was stationed band of good
music. This floor presented scene of de-
ciled brilliancy and was filled till late
hour with the many who trippcd the light
fantastic, and made merry and gay the
evening hours. At about ten the large
dining-hall was thrown open, in which re.
frcshmcnis of every conceivable variety
were served in elegant style, while coffee
was to he hal Throughout the evening at n
side room on the second story
The ladies were dressed, to speak in gilt
torng gencraltics, in exceptionally good
taste, many of them being especially no
ticeab!c and worthy of particular mention.
We shall have to content ourselves with
brief glance at the brilliant assembly.
Mrs q. was attircl in buff tar!ctan her
hair elegantly powdered; Mrs. J. n
b. was dressed in handsome lavender
silk Of dark shade, with ornaments Mrs
W. \. c., wore Il buff-colOrcd silk, notice
ably handsome Mrs. +. \. +. appeared
in white tarlctan with a cher y-colorcd
ovcr-drcss; Miss Eta H. was attircd in "A
beautiful blue silk Mrs. David T. was
dressed in an elegant black silk ; Mrs A.
+. W. was prcttily attircd in "quecr-
colorcd' silk, with her hair dressed in
flowers: Mrs. G ID. NJ wore handsome
white silk Mrs. II. W. X. wore laycn-
der silk with coral ornaments; while others
who were noticeable in appearance were
Mrs Col. J.. Miss Mary c., Miss Annie
w, Miss o., Miss G. of y. y, Miss Car
Iic X, Mrs. II. J. T., Miss lncz j., Mrs.
a. W. H.. Mis-. II. c. T.. and others
equally admired. making the company as a
whole one of the most brilliant, of the sea-
son.