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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-06
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

February S...........-.. SIOlo go ~ R3ol S9e w
Same time last week.. losi 2s s % dss sss Q,
Total Total week before...... n,5ls777 IS ss7 2O3 IS
Gold opened at ll2a 0ll3 against ll3 at New
York, and after . limited business closed at the
opening rates in both markets. The .ales were
confined to sls co., embracing 81 90 ct ll2a;
$1,000 5000 and BIB 600 at 49, and $1,000 at ll3s.
No sales Of SILVER we're reported american
Mexican dollars at 81. gold, for new, and 3d. gold,
for old.
tion, except for bank sterling, which. being in
little BIT tt r demand. was stronger at the close.
The movement was moderate considering the
The sales of sterling comprised Ell 900. EN-.
bracing SIS 600 tiil !, OF adlng at % A4h 4l2o.e
as As; $1,000 bill OF ladng At IS AMOS IS;
$500 do and $1,000 Al clear 3, IS As; s3eoo Al
c. ar al =; $4,000 do and bill of la1ing IS ii u
as IN i $500 bank at IS An; and $1,000 do
The sales Of francs comprised SIS 900 commercial,
10000 at L. 62h; $4,000 and $4,000 81 46lA and
At the close sterling bills were quoted at IS A
as IS fer bill of laaing aid Al clear, and
ass 40 for bank (bank coun or rate "a IS 1917,
and francs at 462h "a I'll for commercial. aud
nom nal for bank.
Under fair demand, commercial eight on New
York hardened while the bank chez KING rate was
uncbapges, hut it was int mated at the close that
the counter rate would be raised to y p cent pre-
MUM If COMMERCIAL is maintained The advance
rior towns and for remittance. The sales com.
prisyd 1915 OOO embracing g. 10000 Commercial and
$50 900 private bankers at Is p cent discount;
10 600 $50 900 and $50 00O private bankers and
$50 900 ba, K at 81 snd $50 00t private bankers'
ami $25 900 and $50 900 bank at par.
The banks checked on New York at par, while
commercial sight was still quoted at l-i60-aP cent
discount
There was an apparent lull in securities and less
movement generally in all classes
S ocks were very quiet The only sales reported
were sha ares OF Cresct Mt City Slaughterhouse Com
pspy and Car clifton Railroad Company ON private
terms.
City bonds we're dull and apparently generally
lower, but nothing transpired on which to base
any quotabe variation from yesterdays closing
figures of the Stock Exchange.
We noticed some inquiry for city Of Carrollton
bonds, but NO sa2es Were reported. Tho sales Of
city premium issues included $1,000 1t 3ok; $1,000
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-06
RELOW-COMING TIP

Schooner D H Ingraham Ames, days from Gal.
weston, to master
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RrpcIARs OF ENTERPRISE AND DARING

BURGLARS OF ENTERPRISE AND DARING
Late Saturday night two burglars entered
the residence of Mr.. E. D. Eacho, No. 407
north Eighth stree, by opening one of the
lower windows. They lit the gas In the
diningroom, and went through the house
into the back yard. proceeded to the back
porch, and up the back-steps to Mr. Eachos
chamber window. Mr.. Clarence Eacho hear
ing their movements got up and fired at
them three times as they fled. They car
ried off hat belonging to the latter gem
tleman, but got 60 other booty.
On Saturday night about II O'Clock thief
entered the bouse of Mr.. W. A. Wyatt, on
CLAW between First and Second streets. Mrs.
WYATT. aroused by the noise and hearing
some one in the room, asked who it was, and
in reply was told "Me." She then asked if
it was Mr.. Wyatt. and the same voice au-
swered eyes" During this time the man
was busily engaged in searching the room.
Suddenly Miss Wyatt, who was also In the
room, awoke and asked who it was, the rob-
Der replying "Your father" Miss Wyatt
screamed. and the burglar, after assuring
them that he meant no harm to them, rushed
to the window and escaped by means of the
back porch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

PoLICE CouRT, YESTERDAY. Alexander +
Chea,ham was fined $3.50 for creating dis
turbauce ia the market house.
James Taylor tcoioredl, was sent to jsil
for sixty days for beating his wife.
Robert Brown, George Stephens, William
Nichols, and Daniel Fox tal coIored). were
sent on to the grand jury on the charge OF
unlawful gaming.
William e.. johnson (colored) was sent to
Jail for fifteen days for stealing a small lot Of
lumber.
Ida Holmes and Clara Pryor tboth colored)
were fined two dollars each for using abusive
language to Mrs. j. Fl. Gary.
Ben. BowIes was fined one dollar for drunk.
enness.
The case of Alexander Briggs (colored},
charged with assaulting and beating j. P.
Anderson, was continued until Thursday.
The case of Charles Cox, Hirsm Cheering,
and Charles Henry alias Stewart (all col
ored), charged with stealing one watch and
chain from some person unknown, was con-
tinued until Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

THE FoURTH.STREBr CLUB ENTERTAINMENT
To. NIGHT.-Tbe grand entertainment by the
Fourth Street Club tonight at the Theatre,
for the benefit of the Lee Monument fund,
promises to surpass any heretofore given by
that popular organization. The programme
embraces vocal and instrumental selections
of varied Character; an olio of character
songs, in which La Petite Nettie Bass and
Master Mounty Walker will appear; fancy
dances, by the little Misses Mary Beecher and
Alice Hamilton; the inimitable Redford in
bis prima donna presentations; concerted
singing, &C.; the performance concluding With
q grand tableau, representing statue of
General r. E. Lee, surrounded by over two
hundred little girls. The tableau was got.
ten up expressly for this occasion by Mr..
Thomas J. Minor, who is entirely au fat in
SUCH matters. The entertainment in itself
| Is wel-deserving of liberal patronage. hut
when the obj ct is consider ed, that alone is q
sufficient appeal to every southern heart, or
to the hesrt of admirers Of the truly good
and great, to insure crowded houses, both
tonight and to morrow night.
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MANCHESTER news.

The BoH Habeas Corpus Case.-This case
was before Judge Clopton, of Chesterfield
County Court, yesterday j. NJ. G.. Fi,z-
patrick appearing for the petitioner, and Mr..
D. L. Puliam for the Common wealth. The
Judge discharged Mr.. Bott from custody on
the first warrant upon the ground that the
I'd section of chapter so OF the Code of 1873
i, not law in Chester field county, the County
Court having adopted the 5:h section of that
chapter as law in said county.
The commitment urder the fifth section
was also suspended and Mr.. Bo,t discharged
on the ground that be had no. enjoyed the
privilege of fair trial under the law, jus.
tees Clayton and Hewlett (negro) having re.
fused to allow witness offered Tor the de.
fence to testify. II is rumored that Mr.
Bott will be prosecuted still fnrther by an ef.
fort to have another trial under the fifth sec
tion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

ANNuAL CIRCULAR OF THE Cry MISSIONARY
'SocrrrY-AN APPEAL FOB THE DRPosIToRY
AM WeRK AGENCY, &c.-The Executive Com
mittee of the City Missionary Society OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church In this city has
inst issued its annual circular, from which
the following extracts are made. Rev.
Charles Minnigerode, D. D., OF st. PauPs
church, is president of the Society, and Mr..
Peter q. Mayo secretary:
uThe wear which has just closed has been
a trying one. Everywhere rellgious enter.
prises are suffering, because religious interest
has been 80 lauguishing and Christian !ibe-
rality so constrained. With all the prospect
for usefulness in this city we have been
compelled to contract rather than extend our
efforts, simply for the want of the, money
which we think our churches might have
afforded. Our depository, which we nope
still may develop into self.supporting in
stitution, and be the means of honorable
maintenance to many of our poor, has been
closed for the present because it has not
lately met with the patronage needful forits
support. May we not hope that there will
be such O response 10 us now that we eau at
once resume this important work.
'In our parish schools there has been no
diminutiop, but an extension of our eff)rts.
Day after day some three hundred children
are taught the branches of a good education,
and at the same time by faithful teachers they
are trained In the word of God and led to
His worship according to our ritual. Wea
thankful for the support rendered them, and
would be rejoiced if your increased contribu.
tions would enable us to make still further
efforts ia this field so full OF promise to the
Church and the Gospel.
"Wheu we look to 30 me Of the uudoubted
results of our Society we are constrained to
say, dear brethren, .'The Lord hath done
great things for as, whereof We are glad In
the congregations aud church buildings in
Manchester, In the Valley, and in the west
end of Richmond We see precious fruits
already gathered, and still more precious
tokens of blessed harvest. Who can tell
to what day these enterprises might baVe
been deferred but for the stimulus impaired
to our life and energies by the City MISSION
arg Society In view Of these results who
regrets the largest investment that he has
made here? We ask that you will greatly
enlarge your pledges for 1876. We desire to
begin at once real missionary work at
points where pastor and preacher ought TO
be now engaged. We want your cordial,
trustful cooperation, and we believe that you
will not be disappointed IL Jou give Us the
means to vigorously prosecute our pians."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

"s1sGrsG A sHour. pa number of colored
people in Jackson Ward are in the habit OF
holding weekly prayer.meetings In house
on Second between Jackson and DuVal
streets. One night last week, during the
service, John Jackson, blind man, becom-
ing warmed up, began to "slng a shout, J" as
q female witness described it. Douglass
Kennedy. one of the brethren, went where
he was sitting and requested him to cease,
which so excited Jackson that he called Bro.
ther Douglass outside. Douglass replied !:
q You black blind Bartemee, if you fool with
me will knock you as cold as wedge"
This caused blows to pass, ending in blind
Jackson swearing out q warrant against
Douglass Kennedy, who appeared at the Po.
lice Court this morning and was lined TWO
dollars for assault and battery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

Dr. C. W. BENsoN'S CELERY AND CHAMMo.
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure sick
headache, nervous hea adache, dyspepiic headache,
neuralgia, nervousness, and sleeplessness, and will
cure any case. Price, SO cents. Sold by all drug
gists. Cfice, lC6 north kut W street.
BALTIMORE. July 81, 1874.
Dr. G. w. BENsoN'S CELsRY AND CHAMdo-
MILE PILLS have cnred my wife OF sick and ner-
yous headache ~ ten years. standing. She had It
every week or ten days and suffered aim ost every.
hing but death with j.. We think these pills are
worth their weight +" goIa
rev. H. A. SCHLICHTER.
For sale BY ali wholesale ard retail druggists.
PURCELL, LADD Co, Agents.
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AUCTION sALEs THIS DAY.

N. NJ LEE, 10 ". tract Of land as the Yellow TaV-
err, SIX mfies north of Richmond
COOK & LkUGHTOS, IL a. H., ladies', misses,
and chi,drfn's underwear dc.e
". GODDlN. 2. ~, four lots and improvements
thereon In FULTON.
P. II. WALDROP. clerk OF the Board OF Trustees
ats r. NJ, the souseand lSt snoHn ss tne IoWn
Hal Of Rrookland township.
A. a, DuEsBERRy. high Constable, il A. d., al
hnyder'5 Power HaiL two railing machines.
COOK & LAUGEF0N, 10 a. n, furaitars,
sl0Yxas &c. s...a.
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OUT OF TROUBLE AND IN AGAIH.-John An
dersou, colored thief, who on yesterday
served out the last day Of six months inn
prisonment for stealing an axe, yesterday
evening celebrated bis liberty by getting
drunk. His conduct in the street was so IN.
becoming that Sergeant Pleasants and Po-
liceman Shields had to take him into custody.
He was lodged in the First station house last
night, and unless able to give security for
good behavior will in all probability be re-
turned to jail to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

CoasIcTs RscElvED.-The following were
received at the Penitentiarg yesterday, from
Petersburg james Golfer, faur years, for
horse.steaing; William JohDsou, ten years,
for malicious cutting; Robert ~ iliams, two
years, for house-breakipg, and Susan Mallory,
one year, second offence, for petit larceny.
Sheriff T. E, Gray and bis deputy, ). b.
Nickerson. of Fauquier, and sherR William
Ayre. Jr.. and his deputy, William B. But
Ter, OF FaEfa9, arrived here last nigat with
lot OF prisoners, who were lodged in tive
penitentiary.
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STEALING Policeman Gathright yes
terday arrested cosored boy named Moses
Crump, charged with stealing coal from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
This company is constantly losing coal by
such depredators, and although it is taken
in small lots, in the aggregate it amounts to
q great deal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

Lodged in the Staton-House.-Fred. Hage'
meyer was incarcerated 10 the sIarion.house
yesterday upon the charge of being drunk
and disorderly upon the streets.
Robert Miller was also placed 10 durance
vile upon the charge Of violation Of the mar
ket ordinance.
Both will have a hearing at The Mayors
Court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

REV. j. L. N. CURRY, D. D.-The Religious
Herald OF this week contains an excellent letter
from DR.. Curry, telling Of his travels In Egypt. 1t
has also some splendid articles from Rev. Richard
Fuller d. D., Professor q. J.. Cooke, and other
writer's. The Herald has u large and rapidly In
creasing circulation throughout the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

ACCIDENTALLY SaoT.-A young man named
Charlie Snellenbu shot himself in the lett
leg Sunday night while haadling aVptstol ae
his residence, corner OF Twenty-second ana
Main streets. The bali entered the tnien,
iDaietiug painful though not necessarily
DANGEROUS wound.
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RoBBERY.-A window to the residence of
James E. Riddick, Esq, corner of Twenty
sixth and Clay streets, was broken on Sat.
urday night last by thieves, who thus got
into the basement and made Oft with lot Of
provisions, some of which were prepared
for the dinner of Sunday. Some one familiar
with the premises no doubt committed the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

The CAxAL.--A meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF the James River and Kanawha
Canal Company wss held yesterday evening.
The finances OF the company and the pro.
posed extension Of the canal to Clifton Forge
were discussed.
The canal bill is the special order in the
House to-day.
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DISPATCH PRINrlyG-HoUsE.-In order 10 meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added ell.sslected assortment OK NE"
TYPE, which, toge'her with our IMPROVED MA
cuINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALEST
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BRsf CLASS
OF WORK at moderate Ggurea and in the most e1'
petIjtiouS manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

HENRIco CIRcUIr Court. In Che Henrico
Circuit Court yesterday most of the time was
spent In the trial OF the case of Conrad Wag-
ner os. e. r. Humphreys. 5
ln the case of Legram, administrator, vs.
Myers, administrator, judgment for plaintiff
for $3s was entered.
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strike out the words 'st two assistant chief en-.
gineers," and substitute the plan of organi-
| zition in the present ordinance one
| chief engineer, one commander, one foreman,
&C., to each company.
Messrs. Todd and Wagner favored the
amendment.
Messrs. Darlington and Williams opposed
the amendment.
The amendment was rejeeted-ayes, Z;
noes, 8. = @
Mr.. Todd meyed TO strike out "two as.
sstants " and insert" one assistant" Lost
ayes, Z noes, 8. .'Ga
Mr.. Todd moved to amend by adding after
the words "tWo assistant engineers" the
words /" first and second engineers"
Objection was made, and Mr.. Tedd with
drew this proposed amendment. "
Mr.. Todd moved to amend the second
section so as to provide that the salaries of
the officers Of the department shall be fixed
by ordinance.
Several members objected to the proposed
amendment on the ground that the Finance
Committee were anxious to make up their
Lost ayes, 7; noes, 8.
At this point Messrs. Bass and Tanner
| were granted leave of absence,
MIR. Todd moved TO add Mt the close of the
second section the words: 'ssThe number
of companies now in service Shall not be in
| creased or diminished without the consent OF
| the City Council"
Mr.. Darlington thought it useless to put
| on any such amendment.
Mr.. Todd said that, without meaning any
| disrespect to the committee, be would state
that the Tenth-Street Hose Company was
! organized and have been paid without the
full authority Of the Council.
MIR. Darlington demanded the ayes and
noes.
| The clerk was about to call the roll when
| Mr. Williams moved to lay the subject on
| the table until Wednesday at Z o'clock.
| Mr.. Fanderval wanted the sui ject laid on
| the table until the next meeting.
Mr.. Scott wanted the hour fixed at G
, O'Clock.
Mr.. Vanderbilt withdrew his proposed
amendment. and the motion for a specia
session on Wednesday at P. NJ. wa;
| agreed to.
| RESIGNATION.
| communication from Mr.. Albert Ordway
, was read rendering his resignation as mem
Der Of the Board from Clay Ward; which, or
motion OF AR. Todd, was accepted.
| Mr.. Todd gave notice that at the next regu
| lar meeting he would move to go into an
election to ill the vacancy.
NEW BUSINESS.
| Mr.. Wagner presented resolution re
| ouesting the Auditor of the city to furnish
| the Board with the names of all officers ant
employees of the city, the amount of their sal
aries, whether annual, quarterly, or monthly
etc.. and whcthet paid by ordinance or orde
Of committee. Agreed to.
Mr.. Kellam presented resolution proVid
| Ing for the removal of the present hook.and
| ladder truck from Church Hill to Rockets
when the new steam fire engine goes into ser
vice. Referred.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

COMMISSION MERCHAyTs.-We solicit your or.
ters for printing, or call ss any time YOU may
wish 70 see specimens or ob ain estimates. feeDg
assured that Il will be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

CALEDoHIAs MEEri.e.-Tb Richmond Cal.
edoniau Club will celebrate Burns's birthday
by meeting at Monticello Hall this evening,
hearing an address from Mayor Kelley, ana
songs and recitatioDs from others. The eve
nine's entertainment Will conclude Wild
dancing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

@GoLp WATCH DRMoLIsHgD.-A lady who
attended the great revival meeting at Trim.
ity Methodist church last night lost her gold
watch from her chain. Policeman Poiteaux
found it in the yard nearly trodden to pieces,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

CUSTOM thand-made) WORK 10 order, and guar.
sn.eed 10 lit. Repairing neatly done by
BoscHKS q BROTHER,
SOC and 5l1 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

DIR. Parker OF New York, states: L1EBlGs
LIQUID FXTRAcT Of fEEF AND Ionic iSFi"
ORATOR Is very superior article.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS MEMORIAL
he THE GENERAL AssEMBLY-A DIS
CUssIoN ABOUT DETEcTlvEs-A PRoPo-
sITIoN FOR THEIR REAPPu1NTMENT
DEFEATED-THE NEW FIRE DEPART
MENT oRDINACE Discussed, BUT POST
PoNED UNTIL wEDNEsDA1-REs1G
TON OF COLONEL ALBERT oRDwAY-
OTHER BUSINESS.
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SAVE MONEY by bavlGg,yoSpr printing dong al ~
DISPATCH PRISrISG-HoUSE. Good Work, ioN
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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THE TRADE cau find crsAnsof all grades at W.
ID, BLAIR & Co.'s
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

PRANK D. HILL,
R1hl. ESTATE AGENT ANo AUcTIUEYERs
NO. ll0S MAIN sTsEET, EICHMc nd, ".
Real Estate .oid publicly or privately.
oans made on rea esta'e or urher coIrats rsis
Deeds drawn and atkDowisdgruents tsksi,
cal Estate In all parts of The city for safe private
lv. - SitAsK j.. .HiLt.
HOS Main stre-t.
j4 19-ln opposite S,a.e Bark bulI1iux.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

In BANxnpprcY.--W. II. Myers, Liquor.
dealer. was On yesterday adjudged bank.
rupt on the petition Of Shields, My q Co.,
OF Cincinnati,
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BoscHES & BROTHER offer their winter stock o.
Boots, shoes, Trunks, and Val!ses at very 10"
prices 10 order TO make room for spring goods.
500 aud GIL BROAD srRRET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

GO TO PIzzINI's FOR SWEET ORANGES. be u
receiSlng frc>h supply.
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PEARS PEARS !-PIZzIEI has on hand To-day
lot of luscious pears. Go early and get some.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

"PD1ps OF KEY Wy STU CIGAR. Quality very
sno W.D. BLAIR C Co.
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rgs wxA7rsR To-pAY.-1heproodo'"HeS
,.,,;- ,-,Y be partly cloudy, and cotdeT.
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BANANAS! BANANAs!-A fresh supply of deli
cIous hanarus lust received at a. PIzzINI,s.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,,.p YESTERDAY was cooler ana clear.
TuN"S>'.',rIn ming r,are was he;svy rain. ana
g.,.. i" I" 49,. The weather cleared of early In
va''t f., ,~,d,y II was partly clear and RHO
u. 15Y. ~" .,y,,,.,,.r nj iAt IlSpntcA Office
rvy, | A"', '-.,.,r,, "a 1876.
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English Lutheran.

At the St. Marks English Lutheran
church Sunday morning Rev. W. G. sebaef.
fer, the pastor, preached 10 the morning
from I. Corinthians, Kill, 13: The greatest
of these is CHARITY" At night be again
preached an eloquent sermon to large and
deeply interested congregation, takingas bis
text Genesis, xxxii., 26: "The day break
etbD
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