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FOR NEW YORK.

The AL Stesmsh hips E. q. KNIGHT sfe.asss
and JOHN GIBSON leave the com 49,
pany's wharf. Alexandria, EVERY TUES.
DAY MOANING, and New York, from pier
d East River, EVERY SATURDAY, at four
O'Clock y. N.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMB lA.

This company offers unrivslled facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
and will run their steamers regularly rs follows:
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CoAh' COAL,
We have now On hsnd and are constantly re-
ceiying at our wharf and storage yards, foo: OF
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part:
LYkEN'S VALLEY
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BERRY RED Ash.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL from the Goodrich Coliiery, IS
teemed the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, OF Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes.
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAh and PINE WOOD,
Having ample space, each variety of Goa is
kept distinct from that of others, sud is es-
pecially prepared for family use. Yards floor
cd and Coal sent out well screened and free from
SLAVE, Z240 lbs to the ton. Orders left with
MessIs. Clsrridge s Grigg,, corner King, ard
Royal sts, or the yards VIII DO promptly flied.
7. j. MEHAFFEY S CO.,
jyl7 Wharf and Yards loot Of Queen ST.
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4 CARD-Circumstancc rendering it de-
n sirable tnst should locate in Baltimore. l
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE IL
Alexandris to DR.. D. N RUST. lie has been
for SO many years associated with me as to need
no introduction or endorsement mis- skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being We'll known. l cordially commend hin;
to the favor Of my friends and patients. as well
worthy of the position to which he succeeds, aa1i
bespcak for him the practice with which, Tor SC
long, l have been favored.
Alexandria Va, mar loft
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of the
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FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The new and eommodious iron ST
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, .ssssss sasssas
built especially for this route, leaves the com
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY TUES
DAY an. FRIDAY, at O'Clock u. m, and
Alcxandria At 7.3O y. M; returning, arrives
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY, n
6 % clock y. NJ.
This company makes close connections ut Al.
ex.ndris with the w. g., V. NJ. j &. ). K. t.
Go. and with the w. IL 0. Il. 4. Go. Freight
received for ali points, North and south
handled with care and forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
+. a. kEhD, Agent,
Janncy's wharf,
Or At the ciico of the company, under the n
tional Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
The Treasury Department, Washington.
mh 10 j. W. THOMPSON, President.
CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
:.-E+.s or1pH1A LY p To ~ :.
BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadclphis EV EKi SAT,
URDAI, At y o clock N. from I ier N o. | n.
Wharves.
This line connects at Aexandria with the O.,
a. i NJ and V. i .. K Rs, snG at Pbilade.-
phia with the new and popular Iron Line tor
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care.
free Of commissions.
No charge Tor transfer in Philsdelphis, and
no Wharfage in Boston. Through TO Boston II
sixty five hours. Through rstes and ta1oug::
bills Of lading given. Insurance guaranteed T..
less Than usual rates
Agents:
T. A. REED, Aexandria.
WIN. p. CLYDE & CO., Philadeph,.
GEO F. HYDE, Georgetown. D. =.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington
ian ST.
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PRANK Ti;tE:.-r:I
Genera Manager.
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GROCERIES AND LIOUORS,

rUST RECEIVED PER SCHOONER j. V.
y WELLINGTON and in store.
l75 bbls prime /, 2 and MACKEREL.
100 half bbls, quarters and kits l s. Mackerel
100 bills primo SHORE SPLIT HERRINGS.
Which we offer at the lowest market rates
The MACKEREL we G GUARANTEE to be
the best in the market.
sep slim N. LINDSAY w.
p w. AVERY,
Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RlES. WINE LIQUORS, &C.. &c,
226 King St, cor Alfred,
sepS ALEXANDRIA, VA.
,HEAf FISH
/ have in store and to arr We s large quantity
oil FISH, all varieties which l will close out at
reduced prices.
$50 bis Msckere, Nos /, 2 and g. also in kits.
lao bbIs Round d. Cheap from 50 to So u Dbl
io 00 b his Potnms &c DO Fam. Roe, Net and MOL.
POTOMAC SHAD and SHAD ROE.
il would be to your advantage to call and ex-
amino my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
S j. REED,
No % south Union street.
sep 5-tf No. II south Wharves.
NfEW STORE!
" = NEW GuODsl
The subscriber respectfully announces that
| he has taken the store
NO. I47 KING STREET,
and is prepared TO ofor full and carefully SCI
| ec:ad stock OF
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
=. prices which cannot fail TO. please Goods
| delivered promptly to sli parts OF the city and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
| inspection 81 stock solicited
nv 5tf F. j. DAVIDSON. !
w. A. JOHNSON,
| fSucces:or to johnson y Sherwood
GROCERY, LIQUOR FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
| Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal streets
| ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Es- All orders frolu the country will rcceiv:
prompt and csretul attention. Jan 2s-tl
rEORGE McBURNEY s. SON,
/ Dealers in
| CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCt.
RES, WIN Els AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROW =
SCOUT
Also EASTERN and POTOMAC HERR
and AAChEREL.
| NOS. fSS AN 40 KING SIRE LET,
Washington Hall Building,)
Alexandria, Va.
tj-tinrs promptly filed. NH 3l-tf
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RICHARD l.. MAURY,
ATTORNEY g CD[JNSkLOR All Ia

ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT Law.
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
No. 1915 Main street, Richmond, Virginia
as-- Special facilities for prompt collections
throughout Virginia and West Virginia.
Refers to Gov. John Letcher, (recent partner!
Lexington, We; The State BsnH Of Virgins,
Gov. Jas. L. Kemper, Hon. 4. N. J: Hunter,
and 4. H. Mau:y IL Co.. Bankers, Richmond,
Va; Messrs Barring Bros. y Co., D. h. Gi!iia;
8 Co. London, England. mn 81
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GANlTAkY CORSETS-We have just re
- ceived another supply of the ABOVE Corsets,
which are highly recommended by medical
men. FERGUSON s. BRO,
sep rs IS King sire et
, 1876-11-18

II vas supposed that they would meet Of their
own accor1, so "sl,adows " were kept on each,
md Elmer Washburn notified Of every moyt-
mcnt they made. Inst evening Hughes called
on Mullins at the "IIuh," and Wnshburn, Do
tcctfvc Tyrrcl!, Detective Denny Summons of
the local police, and Detective Mct3inn Of Pink
crtonfs Agency, went to tho place about 0
o'clock. The two former stood one on caeIl side
Of The door, and thu two lattcr went Inside.
Null ins was behind tile hnr aud Hughes sitting
to get It, MctiInn grabbed him. At the sa1nu
nlonlent Simmons captured Hughes. Neither
had anything 10 say, being very, discreet men.
They were taken tU The Central Station and
locked up THIS morning they Will Journey 10
Springfield, where they Will probably have MI
examination Monday.
TAe arrest VI these parties nnd the manage
tncnt III this rase frn1n tile beginning exhibits
admirable detective talent On the part Of Elmer
Washtlarn anil Detective Tyrrcll, Tor 1t required
tho greatest clrcumapretfon and fbrcthoMght to
nyrrt suspicion Of Sweelc's mission, and also
after TIN burglars failed In their attempt. THO
evidence ngainst them Is regarded a. conclusive,
and II Is to be rcgrettrf tllat the penalty at
tac!icd to such an fnfutuous crime is 80 light.
The scheme connected hv these men is unpar-
nllclcd III tho history Of crime, and now TINT
hnvD been taken tn Kuurl the monument and
prevent future attempts tu disturb thu sacred
dust. This specics Of robbery ia entirely new,
and 1t Will probably spread all nrcr the country,
as 10 new devices for picking pn=kcts and hurE-
lnrzlng houses, ahd similar occurrences will ui.
doubte1ly take place, and attempts be made to
blaeknall the frIcnls Of the tloau.
, 1876-11-18


MONTREAL, Nov. l.-The business Of tho
Stock Exchange to-day was pretty we'll de-
moEalizcd. No morning board was .lcl.s. This
afternoon The governing body of the Stock E1
change met and satisfactory settlement ws,
arrived at between Bond Dros. md members VI
tho board. Thu former contauu rs usual,
Their diilicultIea arnee from dcsre to help My,
Target, who is carrying large amount u tvlc,
graph stock, out Of what Is expected 10 be on1y
IL temporary difficulty. AAir. SsFatl,y, WHO aiso
accepted Mr.. Targets checks, Is out to eo,,sIl.
cran!u unlu,int.
ToRoNTo. Nov. 17.-Thc commanding oa1or,
OF the Tosonto Volunteer Corps, In cobnlou
with other militia organizations throughout ths
country, have received 0rtlcrs from slc depart.
I,icnt Ut Ottawa TO hold themselves III rcalllnc:.
III ease Of their being tallcti unun for srrrlcc.
OTTAWA, Nov. 17.-The sawu lumber ,ra,lets
murc active, the prnspect Of u war III the Eat
having had th9 effect Of making the nlarast
stiff. During tho past week several American
md EuEllsii bnycrs haye naslc oilers for Ep'in7
shipment at sligh.ly advanced prices, but NUT
tEruEcs next spTtug. For shipping culls fs.a]
WIS offered.
specfd. Dispa.ch to 7Re 7ribunA
TORONTO, Nov. li.-1'liu funeral u the Hon
john II. Cameron took placo this afternoon un'
der direction Of tho Law Society, AM! was at'
tended by tho police, Qrango Association, "
Atarew's Society, D9artl o' TRADE. cgspaIasI.a
Of Toronto, members OF ttle Commons, Sen
ators, Law Society, officers Ut tho courts slvr'
gy, etc. The procession was oscs mile lob..
nill tho stores wcrc CLOSED On the street,
through which It passed. Many buildings we1a
drapcl in mourning.
, 1876-11-18

RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 17.-Fhc iol'oa'',s w., S'
ccrs wcro tosay elected for the ensuing IT,. ,,s.
at tho State Convention OF tho Young "su ',...
Christian Assoctation now IN session IN tnseA,'
President, Dr.. L, W. Muntam; vlec,tff,''.Ss' Ssn
L. W. Bsoder,, Indianapolis; ". H. saaa'' :, ' y
Albany; L. W. MeDougal. 1lanossr; sA..,rr: -. =:
1!inkloy, Richmond; j. T. llerf'ey, p4 G1,IM nssis IL
rom; Secretary, j. K. Il. saanis, Terri t'Ite' W1.
Assistants, VIII. Sands, New Albany '''''
4'SYs1I MIsua%%Tows, H., Nov. 17-Tha ss1s y ,h.
dav,s s.ssion Of thc S.uta Conrrnslon !otei q III
VI Young siens Christian Association was dtTS'ed
70 pcffesting plans for broader ~ eSHlllfnl
its work IN Iowa. On tho ll'otlo5, l'ots.a,ntIon u VS.
adopted providing for tI'e emrlsyt,oa9'. mr'!, a '..ao u
Htatu evangelist md to ra!:e im,la n1Iy Of Hro
for the cause. SYilllam 4, IacSaoe.tln H., cn,uln.
your. your Thu Headquarters Of tho State "osA W.
10 ut Cctlar Rapids.
, 1876-11-18

notc nrcr to Cornelius 10 come nn,l acc him, aatl
he did So; hnt ile snld he didn't know where the
boys y were. Wa<hb,1fn procured warrant
n spr!necli tor their arrest. a't b,Gnght T. to
wcrc lu.i for three days; even tl1elt most lntt-
they wcrc-at least would not tell.
II apptnrs TINT
rmB RHApr1Ha or TnB CAP
wns tho first Indication Mullins nnd Hughes Ind
Of any one beitlg ut tho monument besides thu,1.
selves. They were at tho lsottotn uf the slope
and could ssu the officers Elatnly on account d
and roi.c!essiy rs pus.IbIc. Walking all ntghi,
nntl the next morning getting ritc In a iar-
mer,s wagon, tawards Wednesday evening. they
sy %s: Is o omf 81 Eadss ff as es
to Chicago Friday, Hughes being left behind
Ths former !,a.l 6eon III tho city but few hours
before swcgcs knew Of h!a arrival. They had IN
interEtsw every d,y-so'neslmes two or three
an&slullin Hughes sent for but Swcglcs, to
throw him Of hte guard, would say, " Wlat Is thu
lsc1 You don't know but tho officers NAV he On
TO us. There IS nothing for Jack tn do here; and
there ia no need Of taaing any chances"
swHniEs MET wAsuDURN EVERY DAT,
20 as to keep "solEd" with thu parties. Mun-
day Inst Mullins bccan1c anxious abunt Brown,
intimattnc 10 swegles that he might be art 10
s. B1sxa a' r.cn Il w. S. BY to aSs Ss
staunchness Of Hughes. This was ascordnely
done. Mullins became satisfied that Brown wns
al right, and as Brown seemed doubtful about
Hughes, swcglcs suggested that he bg sent for
have his ayo on him and scc TINT i,e lid not talk
too much, which he wns liable to do wien
drunk. Tuesday cvGning Mullins and
Brown won't to Lodi to fetch Hughes to Chicago.
They failed TO find him, he having left Just bc.
city Thursday night. Both Hughes and Mullins
being here, tho only thing remaining to be done
was to get them toguthcf so rs to Grrcst them.
, 1876-11-18

"0AN1Ho ~ AQhuEos
As has been slated, both Mullins and Hughes
Of their picktns up the tools, It Is Inferred that
they loft Immediately utter collecting them to-
gctlcE, overlooking, however, three Or four
minor implements. Their work vas finished
81 far rs tho sarcnpt,agus WIS conecrnesl;
all that retaa.cI ~ br done wus
to carry away tEe c:askct; nn.! tn stay
II thy eataeonh involved i chance Of arrest II
tho light hn'! been noiIcel. Therefore, they
concluded ~ ,a oll little lihta,ru 10 watt fnr
Norris and Nealty to fcsurn The monument Is
surrounded BY trees, largn u,ll small, nn1 TO
Eracl! tile shelter afforded by then, wo,l uot
require "A quarter Of d alinute. Tl,p detectives
finding no otlc IN t'le vault nt u1re stAttcrcA,
anl welt Ia the direction tie thieves llid prob-
bls gone, while dntlgi'iE hclMA trrcK two OF
them oxsanEsd sl'st4, cAe,' la!s,aklE tlo othGr
" Wasll, -" Wusl,," indicative u friend ID
such an emergency, md then they found out
their mstake. Thu bullets whtstie.l el0so tn
toth, and 1t was miraculous that they escaped
injury. NJ,
officers
RETURNED TO THE VAULT,
aud there be1lela distressing sight. Tho rntn-
cumt! consists Of five crypts, slu by slie, elc-
waited three cct nbosc t'r tlo6r OF the ycstibur.
the central crypt Is tic unly one Visible, the
others, which yOntn,h tho Ectnains Of members
Of as sr1a pfs n,ts ny eens t ,aS ssaS up d s
corpse of the President. but The saTcoplugus
containing the yaskct still rests un pvdestuts In
tile yestiGuie, belng titus placed IN order that
ts sp s sss IL ii a 1aa sastt s rSs 4sT e sS
ssSt ssSass u .se.s ss' u ss arss sS .ssoph s"s
gus. The latter has double lid, the
othcr. Both had been Iried ~ ard somewhat
Clipped III the operation. Thu unuer til lay
crusswlsc on the caskct, the hcad.pIece Nil tla
aoo!, an,l thu upper lsa was standng aga!ns! tho
about toot from the body Of the sacrophagas,
and a analt piueo broken %. On the loot were
MI AZ with the edge full uf uiarble-lust, ~
ordinary ehisel, mud . pair Of ntppcrs.
the escape Ut the yauIlls, hut, as only llttle
datnAgu hul Lrcu dolc, they we're cuuaoled IL
sanu cxtcut by TINT fact. After putting another
padloek oa ti,o door tlu party withdrew, aud ail
the midnight train tor Chicago, ns It was b.
lleTed Muilins and Hughes wulld get OH board
ut some station near Springfield Wasl!ourn
and tho othrr detectives renlained to look the
Eruuud over the next day fur
soMR MgANs 0Y IDENTIFYING TIE ROBBERS,
In tIp morning the bulls eye IN piccc Of
string were found M n,ller the largu true, shown
tened down Us It some one had teen lying on IL,
atll 1t WAS In this place that Hughes anl Null
lus wcre rcal!ng when the officers came out if
Memorial Hall. Tbs tree could be EearilcI
Shouting evidently frightened them oil, for u
btrre&-car driver, w}lrii ubput leaving tho park,
aajaccnt to Tie csmctery where tLa cars stop,
saw twu mel, running, aud heard QUO Of then.
E.eryti,los possible wa done 10 prevent
Hughes aud Mullins fronu thinking they were
suspected VI the cri1ne.
swK0l.gs HErUaxHD7o CHICAGO
and seellt4 particularly ANXIOUS u know what
had become Of them. Hefnre brown jumped ul
tic traia ut the burliugh Cruising Monday
, 1876-11-18
PORK.PACKlHG.

SVscfa1 UstpdscA 70 7"t ''',t, ,n,cking
KHoKuK, 1u., Nov. lH-1hc ~ ph hr f,eosge
sesfX was tnaug guraacd hers toua' ~ ~, hos,.
B,s&yth & Co., who slsusl'aefssa sat ~ ~ uc,s
Thssc other packinghouscs VIII ssas. aou " vii ,s
week, and II Is expected !aat ths ,S,s ss'n yary s
au unusually artiye ono here hs.n, a,"u bu. the
to thy supply Of hogs q tl!s III .E'Si s i nj.
prevailing Impression u siat NJ n. h .iI,f4 III .91s
xt;ten'E 'hs trs.Sas;ay tsSsssi y 1ssfss s
% that tic season vii bo laso ous aa0 ~
hI,,alIrr thu last year.
, 1876-11-18

work, he walked as silently as possible, an,1 vcry
slowly. to thc door eatling Into Tho hall md nnd
whispered, "Thcy arc In the cntacufnil' lhts
II appears rns MT heard, the officers for whose
cnrsit was intended being sixty feet dsias't And
hctitics, II H. had been hcnst it would not lMve
icsn cede si,rc sweglss was to so;ne n',,o t1 Inc
were at work. Presently swrgcls apncarcs', tho
iron slt,or WAS orcnc,l, 6us hot Without sotnc
noIso In unlocking mud swtnKlng Il baels, aud
wAeBBuHHR AND THU OFriCKRs
slipncd ont quietly. They went forward 10 the
left III a btniy, cn,h with II cooked revolver In
his hand, determined 10 shoot to ktll should re.
ssstance be offered. Up to this TING everything
made; hut fate wfl!cd TINT The dcapicabc
ecpuutircls were not 10 lie caught In thc act.
Just as tho pnrty wcto turning tho corner tn 60
south toward tho cataconsb the hammer on q
revolver Inadvertently lett on the cup, and It cx-
plodc,l. Tic report was very loud, a0 still wcrn
the surroundings, and It WAS supposed at the
time TINT tho sound must have been heard by
the thieves. Though tho dtstnncc. to be gone
over wns only 120 feet. when tue officers reached
the tomb they wcre gonc.
THE sTArEMgNr or sWE0LEs PRocEEDs:
1--WE walked out and went into the grounds,
jumping over the fence, and when nc got iu
staots. Mullins got The 6lill's-cye out7 and put
the paper that was around 1t under bush, so
that IL could not he easily seen. llo then got
t.lo tools out, aud he md HuEl,ca. arranged
stt IL II 1 ". +. r." ~, nnh ,arn iooir s-n,.nat
II lin. a.tod Fl II ~ ve % ha,'n,t bc,tcp iIrht tic
!, ,n,.."ro said W. mtsht NJ vii in 6r,scr ~
T., u ,n;y to- Wn,,"r,oI Hill M,iIfm. n.i,na II
~ ~ owa a. III bc1 ~ tcrs fi.nt man vnmfi hc
,iia W. sIn,. 49, -. - Isaf1 Nv. .,,s w., h,,t IN
IA nan NJ awrr H. c,,steaiianS irh. he IN IL
t,n,a a rnnno ~ wr,ttc , Th"v wcrc s ynrv sara.
~ nho,,t |hoi ~ .aGa ~ {rnohc. 1Cn,nr
~ % aoou. ,,,, n aI' mi au ~ ~ g, tmar n,o
. so, wv 1amrrv II "m m ~ su gre a tc .inna,
yshI.t,c, a ,her, r. snvthf%v wronr ' ~ ~,
easy We went went np, and l ,u vent to to
saH LIZ ooGr ;rhot ~" enooA +1t. ''ii ,s,na H'.a
,sns 1,,t,s INV. IN and nj ~ ,oos, r., ef
sns,o1 W. ii,.,t IL TN ~ sau ~. .,,th;nr Him
~ ."S - ", -. uur stt ss ta - ,r,,t
% o. vUu1se ~. wnnt t9n T." sso ns w ,,im %Gmt
aouu ~ " @ sn1 eaS,eoI "ian anu ,'essc" W .si
T. ~ "h r,,mM,s @ W, ,n,, ~ ,s,id,,t s..v ~
s.s ~ r,.t .o,.aa ~ t. ,t, "ni ~ ,r,,t ~.
Mn,,s aMw a'a H. ,x,., NM. r,,,,o =. r,,.
NENE III WORK OH THE FAUl0GA OF IHh
, 1876-11-18
TIE TABERNACLE.

TlH LAHUk3T CVHUHRUAIIUH
Of tho week slnco Sunday. Tnree hundred moro
people would have filed tho building " it,
utnost capacity.
The impetus gained at tho excellent meeting
ot noon seemed to be felt 1t the outset Of tho
evening meeting, aud whom Mr. Moody entered
he found hts great audlonce well warmed aud
mclowcd by singing somu OF tho heaItlcst Of
the hymns. lie gave out "Jesua, Keep bla Near
tho Crosa," which WIS sung with graat fssyos,
, 1876-11-18
TIE AFTERNOON. A

.,,.D.,.1 -, ~. - ~, =. r,"..., ,r.,,
anotnef meeting was "e'a M far"c'. iia'.
yesterday afternoon to pray Tor tile nlointing OF
tho Holy Spirit. It was as largely attended, but
,yas bv M means Da ancceasf1. spfrftpaly sncnl.
,rr a. that NJ Thnreilov. Thn nudtenco vn,
''e' ~ .na. " anuseuaJ. 1no "uu'eAeo "n'
composed auostaht'al's o. tne sai1'e Pe9sons WHO
attended tho previous mcctInE' nut It's general
enthorinr was n remarkable Illustration Of tlc
.o.,,.,' s',.,. .,,. ,ast MI, 1890
'rus revival splt'e' oue Ses'cIaaSs l'nsooh ''o'e
~S 0 1 % sEoS 91s a, s a.as 1s s yse sset
soIourn In the city, Tho rensun for this Is not
GIt,cu,t n 5in1. IN tln nrrvnns ,1av every nm
scanned scamcd anxious . 10 experience TINT rrca.est M Of
ali Sessnss ase e Git d tho oy spirit for sss
vice, but this earnest desire found oppression
moro IN t,cmeunor tl,au in words. Yesterday
.ho.s ,,aa :" n,s,,a,M, t,,s. .. ,,,o, o,r,rstro.s
hut s rrcpt ~ % en, p,ar @ anxiety | WINS sviusea to-
tell Of 1t. There WIS t,oso talk thnn slleut
pruyey; the relation Of individual experiences
ani vcnrrinps ,yns o,lowed to tokc tin olaco NJ
@ the General whiting It'll % upon COD Which chpraetcr % Il.
;rho rlnt ft,ym- "s nrf,,rc wo. crow;1,d with
,,,i.,is,ps snr4."i - no io."s hc;n~ ni'.or~nT
Aftcr thc nrrii,nInary son,r.srrvteo 3ir1 Mnmlv
.,.So snJ ss foin.a 'o' 'eo '' 4'AoooS
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to priay o tn a''fy us u .s woTTkmt9 Ill
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, 1876-11-18
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, b. c., Nov. 1871 q. m.-Fot
Tennessee and Ohio, tho Upper Mississippi sn'
Lower alissoury Valleys, an' Like lseg'Va.
warmer, southeast winds, cloudy weather, and
possibly light rufus, stationary Or fallIhe t2''
ofneter. followed by colder, northwest wIna.'
aud rls!ug barometer at tlle Western s1aIIons'
tniuARo, Het, IT,
, 1876-11-18

Williamson. '~'''s'''' ny Tic ncr, Dr.
a.la Gn'nn s''nl,y.schaol meeting On sr.,
9IW a,l'roR T. Ill., ut the Michigan Aycn,,nn M nn5;y ~ y
, 1876-11-18

anu ahakes nn6ull, anu rlll8 the ERtrr
OIL him, and looks ut lis flesh. Stil! no isll-
proyeuiont, Onco more, and now ~ he comes
up ilu feels thrill ot leuth; Is quick ~ ha can
get the water out VI hls oyg5 llc secs that he III
cured; hs !eprosy bus iloated away tn tho
watuFs ct Jorsian,-tho wntors OF death anil
body,-a fcsurrcctel body. llo lost his temper;
thou be Loaf llis pri0e; then hv ost his leprusy,
that Ia generally tic order in which proud,
rehe!l!ous slnncrs arc converted.
",Thls l. thu happlest tlay u my iifu. an. M
cleasca; nni cleai!scd; UNI lcptr no lnose!,
Away he Eoes to tlu FruphGt's huuse nlld
otfers him thu gifts hc has brought, but thu
fr0phst WONT have anything at ali: It would
ca anything for lls work. Tho gift Ut God is
eternal ltlo. You cannot buy anything OF Uod.
kaatnan takes back to Syria With hlM every
thing 10 bFouEht--c1ccps Ills lepn,sy. Aid
snt s ~ ths S9.. %9y wtt ysS sinner Macn Ha
wants except IL ba your slns. HAanian might
have taken ILLS lepr0sy back With hin. II be had
not obeyea thu Prophet, aud dipped seven timts
n Jorlan: and YOU will take your slns down 70
CArist The BATTLE hasto b. fought out On tle
lino OF your will. Who will obey film tonight
WHO will beleye lin aud trust llln tonight
May 0ud open your eyUa and show you h0w you
Il ss saf co.S aissag ssrnoa g. aay led In
prayer, alter which tue audience 4ispcrseu,
loavlnx tLoss Who desired to stay for thu clus-
Ing services.
ress, and marked BY soms notable results.
To-day the HuNlay-achu lesson will he
studied 1t the noon me cetln9 In Farwell Hall.
Tho Rev. W. II. Brown Will preach thero to-
Ths o'clock meeting for Christtan workers
will be held At the Tabernacle a. usual Sunday
morulnK.
Union Gospel ssrYlce at Filth Presbyterian