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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn
Colon Omohundro and Kate Young. of
Prince George county; Richard Johnson
and Charlotte A. Washington; John Jones
ard Carrie McCar!y, both OF Prince George
county; +. b. Cottrell and Kate w. Ayres.
of philadelphia, Pa: Charles w. Alexander
ard Mary Sanders; James Brannon and
Julia solomon,
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II emoyal.

LoNGFELLow AND HARRY BAssETT.-Ed-
wards & Hutchison's Stimuli ating Liniment
is the best thing for injuries inHorses. 4;
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THE ORDER OF UNITED PENSIONERS
last night elected the following officers OF
their National Union for the ensuing term:
vice-president and president of national
be ard OF directors; NJ. A. Dillon Correspond
ing secretary; n. N. Brewer, recording secre-
taryi and w. A. MacNulty, treasurer. Thers
are numerous applications for charters from
different localities in the states. There are
hny-seven agencies for paying pensions In
the United States, and, including those of
the Mexican war and war of 1872, the mum Der
ofpensioners is 23I ,s12, eligible for member
ship in the pensiOners' Unions.
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Germs &c.-"The Wise for Health


on daily walks depend, !" and thousands from
far and near visit DIR. Whites establishment,
i4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite VIII
lards hotel, for relief from, and avoidance
of, Cons, Buuions, Trou blesome Nails, Vas
cular Excresences, etc. Established In Wash
ington in 1861. Fee, 81 per visit.
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kINDFEG ARTEN.-Miss Elizabeth p. Pea
body is here on short visit from Boston
she mas for many years been an earnest
WORKER Tor the cause and progress OF educa-
tiOn, together with her sister, Mrs Horace
Mann, OF Massachusetts. Some fourteen
years ago she became ObServant of the supe-
Tior manner in which the then little daugh-
ter Of Senator Carl SchurZ was being Taught
ana OeiDg informed that the child was re-
ceiviDg her training in accordar ce with the
klndeTgarten principles OF Frederick FrOe-
Dei, she became an ardent student and ad-
mrer OF MS system, and has been working
ever since, together with Mrs. Pollock, Mr..
EdWerd Eggleston, and some others, to in
uocgce IL not only into our schools, but to
OUT nreside, also. She declines To favor Us
WIN lecture, but has promised TO be pre-
sent sSalR Al Mrs PollOck's Kindergarten
lesson 20 mothers, which will axe place Fri
day evening in the psrlors OF the Y. M, e. A.
rOOL1s. - "
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DR.. c. w. BKNsoN's CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
SleeplessDess, and will cure any case. Price,
90 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 2,24,eo
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CHARMS HKrDsIECK Sillery. Extra Dry
ahd Grand Vim Medsills Champagne. For
sale by Hall d Hume. 2,3,eoS:
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M,TS

CENTENNIAL sUPPERAND PASTORS BE-
~ OEPTlON at Dumbsrton NJ u. Sabbath
scho0l CONS, To M0Bt 0W friday, at = 80 D.
m No charge for admission. All are invited Ii
E'AIR FOB THE BENEFIT OF ST. JOHNS
Il CHURCH, GEORGETOWN.
The ladies OF st John Church, &c -rgetown, will
hold Fair, at Forrest Hall, Htsh street, on the
18th, 18th snd 10th of the present month TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY next, W hen they
Will be happy to receive all the friends Of the church
1t is hoped Il ladies engaged in the will
be literally pstroniZed. apH-4t
NEW SPRING 6OOIS.
~ Ladies' Dress Goods, in Plain, Plaid and
Strip Goods at l2h, Is D., IS, So IS, 40 As and soc.
Black Silks. Tamese and Osshmeres.
large stock Silk finished al pacas and Mohairs.
1900 yards Csiicos at S. Ga, and the best at cts.
chtap.
beautiful assortment Psrasols ard Sun Um-
brellas. Cotton Goods 81 lowest prices.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
apl u 103 Bridge street.
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SOYEREIGNs OF INDUsTRY.-An interest
II meeting was held at Eureka Council on
Iuesday evening last. The trustees OF the
sovereigns' Mercantile Company were pres.
enl, and explained the plan OF the work IN
wnich they are engaged. The trustees ara
10 visit all The councils in the District On
Friday evening they will visit Bee Hive aud
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DRESS COATS AND VESTS.

Oriental Silk Pl'd Worsted Coats & Vests 2O 90
Northampton Silk Ribbed Worsted do. do ... ! = 90
Vienna Diagonal Worsted Goats a Vests. 10 so
Blsckington Black and Gold Worsted DO. do I 5 90
U1bridge Fancy SILK Worsted Goats & Vests 2 90
Harrsgsnsett FsIoy Bl W orsted do. do..... 10 90
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AMUsENENTs.-Ndtio Theoter.-sInfa-
llon --rlshtly named-will have its fourth
presentation to night, and will hold the
ooaIds OF The National for the rest of the
week. Next week we are to return to "the
legitimate" and Julius Cesar will be pro-
duced.
IheGfeT CONiiqUe -"Jim Bludsoe" and the
Partisan FOllIes" are still the leading at
fractions al the Comique, and draw large
audiences nightly.
jefferson School BtihiinO. - The Jefferson
Literary and Dramatic Society will hold
their fourth annual entertainment to nj ght
The object is to increase the library, which
was established by the pupils OF the male
grammar school OF the ith district.
Ctit FelIOlCS' Han The fair for the benefit
OF 81. DOminic's church in progress here is
very successful.
Lincoln HdH-The Princeton College Glee
Cluo Will give a concert here tomorrow
blight. There Is no more pleasing amateur
music than that rendered by first-clasS col
lege glee club, and the Princeton club de-
serves the high reputation 1T has won. The
voices are all thoroughly trained, and the
pieces 10 be sung have been carefully select
cd. Tickets can be secured al MetZerott's.
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PARASOLS. @
PARASOLS.
PARASOLS.
SUN UMBRELLAS
sun UMBRELLAS.
Sun UMBRELLAS.
New stock, all styles AMI sizes, just received.
Give me call and you will save from IS GEMS 70
q on every Parssol or Umbrella you purchase
AT The
CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY.
CONNOLLY'S,
ape-u COS 9th street, OPP Patent 0flce.
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Presbytery OF the Chesa1eake.

Al ll-s session eSIfrGay, IN the Central
Presoy terrain church Rev. A. W. Pitzer's)
tee committee appointed TO install Rev. r.
T. i lOufnOy. pastor OF ROckvi 10 and Bethes-
ia and Rev. j. 4. Scott, pastor Of Salem and
WaTrentOn, reported that duty performed.
The committee appointed on the organiza-
ton OF the church at Farwell reported that
TIE PTesby teTfaUs al that village were placed
uhIer tne control OF the pastor, and the ses-
sion OF Inc Lees burgschuTch until they could
be organized into a church
Messrs. Hammer. Mitanell and Kirkland
were appointed committee TO prepare
memorial IN respect 10 the memory OF Rev
q. W. LeybUrn, late missionary to Greece.
In the evening a foreign missionary meet
ing was held. Rev. DR.. Nicolls read the re-
and addresses were made by Rev. j. Leigh
ton Wilson, secretary OF the board of mis-
sionsi Rev. Dr. Kirkland and others.
THE SCOTCH REUNION LAST NIGHT
Tie soDs and daughters of Aud Scotia"
held literary reunion last night at Scotia
Association hall, on Pennsylvania avenue.
All of the Scottish associations united In
the AFFAIR. The exercises began with the ad-
dress OF Hon. c. Dugald McDougaL, OF New
York, causing the memory 10 revert to the
EeTolsm OF ScOtlaDd'S sons the beauties OF
the land wherein Wallace Dlei. and the az
lection and fOrtitude OF her noble women.
MI. Mcll ougall spoke elOquently OF mis- ma
tive land. and aroused the enthusiasm ofhis
auditors by his many happy illusions 10
the days Of AUD Lang Syne." lie was fol-
lowed by Hon. A. VI. W addell, OF North Car
DINA, VINO was equally Impressive in mis-
remarks. Judge McDlu and Hon. Jas. VIII
son, OF Iowa, also maze brief but apprOpri-
ate ADDRESS The exercises were inter-
Spersed with Scotla's SOL Is By l. +. Cannon
and General BsllOch. Thcu followed dane
ing. IN which the lads and bonnie lassies
trlrped 10 The merry music until the morn.
ing hours were well advanced. Mr.. George
COwie acte5i as The master OF ceremonies,
ard with MesSTs. W. IL Smith aud JoEn
Gibson managed 10 make the occasion a
very peasant one.
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The African NJ. II. Conference.

After orr report closed yesterday, the fol-
lowing itineTant ministers were elected del
eestes 10 the general conference: Revs. J. A.
Handy, j. +. Watkins, ID. Decter, j. Il. A.
Johnson, John +. Gaines, j. T. Morris. AL
ternates-Revs: Joseph Morris, j. Hughes,
w. Fl Brown, X. A. Hall, j. W. RrOWser and
VIM ii. Waters. Lay preachers, as follows:
Revs. w. ii. Brown and John A. Simms
Athena es-Revs. John Ferguson and John
W. Lock.
At an evening session a preachers aid So
ciety was organized and the following Off
GERS elected: ID. Draper, president; j. Nica-
olson, vice president; N. III. Brown, secre-
taTy; A. w. Jones, assistant secretary; J.
Hughes, treasurer; j. II. Gray, j. s. Thorn D.
son and j. p. Cox, stewards.
The charges preferred against Rev. j. s.
Thompson for decentralization, were re
were then made by the bishop.
Snow Hi, g. W. Jones; Forrest Hill, j..
T. Morris; Keddysville. J. A. Scott, Chesa-
peake, VIM. johnson; Potomac, ]. III. t.
Gray; Sunken Bottom, Jacob Lee; Trowden.
Vile, j. ii. Robins; RodelstOn, s. p. Bayard
Ellicott, j. ]; Herbert; PetersviIle, j. p.
G. c. Reeder; Frosberg, j. Brawser; Cam
bridge. ]. Nicholson; Dexter, t. M. Cole;
Chestertown, d.. RidOut; Eastern, j. H.
Deposit, r. A. Hail; Annapolis, j. Il. A.
JObnsopi Frederick. w. r. Arnold; Cum Der
land, X. Hamilton; HagerstowD, j. W. Beck
ct; BladensbuTs, A: Jones; Hillsdale, W. IL.
Pisgah, j. p. Cox; st. Paul, A. Robinson;
Allen, ID. Draper; Waters Chapel, W. III.
Brown; Eberezer, Baltimore, Rev. j. H..
Handy, ID. D.; Union Bethel, Jas. Johnson;
EbeneZer, Georgetown, w. II. Waters.
FIGHTH DAY-FINAL SESSION.
Conference convened at $50 a. m. Opened
by prayer by Bro. Hamilton, The secretary
read letter from sister asking If any OF
Inc brethren knew anything OF her hus band
j. W. Hall, who left her about three wears
ago. and has not been heard from by her
slDcei heard he was preaching the gospel.
Another had not heard OF her husband for
niteen years; asked for information about
him. The bishop and conference emphati-
cslly denied any connection Of these man
with this conference.
After some appropriations were made for
supeTaruated preachers, and also for mis-
SIonarisS. the conference adjourned TO meet
at Cambridge one year hence.
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LIST OF ENTRIES FOR THE SPRING MEETING
The list OF entries for the spring meeting of
the Washington Driving Park were opened
yesterday. The meeti1 e which begins May
,. will continue four days. The following a e
the entries:
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STILL DYEIHG To PLEASE FRIENDS
- THE RUSH is OVER

~ THE RUSH is OVER
Thanks TO our kind friends for their indulgence
during the past Fall, when such WAS the rush Of
work from all sections as to make II impossible to
fll orders as promptly &c vs wished Being assured
that the work when finished gave entire sstisfac-
ton, We solicit continuance of yoar patrousSe,
and promise good work 1t fair prices in from one &C
eight DAYS. Work sent for deliver ed In any psrt
Of the District received and returned 70 and froH
any part OF the county by mail express.
VIM. h WHEATLEYE
eteam Dy sing and Securing Establishment,
Established 1881. iape-tr
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The Grand Prize Concert fer the btneft ~ - 4.
teeiifs . Academy. which has heretuft re beeu an
rouneed for the nh e April, l. postponed %
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. MsE 81 prOx.. whea
II vii positively take place Al Lincoln all siq .
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FIRE DEPARTMEST.-The Fire COmmls
slpneIs met last night. Present: Messrs
Morgan (pTesidentl, Reed secretary, Col
I-1s, Bacon, Thomas and TAFT.
Applications for positions in the depart
meht were received from James II. Lyles
Alexander Hawkins, VIM. y. Ellis, J. E.
Foster, ". J. Craig, Philip krafts, Michael
Sweeney, James q. Murray and James Bal
lock. Mr.. Collins called up the rule of which
he gave notice at the last meeting, recurring
that appOiI tees In the department be not
under 2i years or over Is years of age, not
under I'VE feet seven inches in height, tenn
perate In habit, and that they first pass an
examination by a practiciug physician and
receive certificate OF physical sOundness,
etC. Mf. Bacon offered an anne idment in the
form o al examination 10 which applicants
should he subjected. The questions refer to
nativity, residence, habits and physical con-
dillon OF the applicant, ufe of Intoxicating
liquors. etc and one asks whether toe appli-
caut had given any money, directly or fndi-
rec1ly, 10 any person for procuring his APP
polntment. This was adopted. TIE rule
was further amended by making the re-
quired age not over 40 years; height not
under five feet and six inches, and recurring
the examining physician to be known as a
genuine physician by two or more members
OF the board, etc. The rule was adopted as
amended. Mr.. Thomas moved that the wag-
onS OF the Chief and assistant engineers have
gOpgs attached TO them, to sound wnen they
are going to fires. Adjourned to Friday eve
ming, for the purpose OF Investigating the
causes OF the dismissal Of Louis z. Seibold
nom the Office OF the fire alarm telegraph.
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also, on h.nd. a hns stock Of LApIrs poors
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From Gay TO Grave, from lively 10 Severe
Ready-Made Department.
COATS AND VESTS.

Double breasted or Prince Albert, uorstet
Coa.s with Vests 10 match, In reliable qualities
from ~ 10 k2j. adapted 10 the requirement.
Of the season. These Goats ard Vests will give
asmuch satisfaction as any goods, no matter
hoW high the price Handsome worsted Goat
and Vests tor SH 80 Black Cloth FrOcE
Coats from slS TO 6 80, some OF them my owl
eTecisl manufacture. Drap etc Coats auC
Vests Of extra quality.
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ANDERSON or Friday morning. Feb ~, 1876 Andrcw
Anderson, aged -
ices residence Of ur sam Bel Brdg1lt Prescott
place comm inpaT ave, Jersey city uigl,s sunday,
Feb. %. 80 clock q. N.
"Wednesday mcrging, Feb &C. tho infant son ~
George H. and lsbUella .. HaJue.
JONEs-At Youkers, y. y. Wednesday eyonBg Feb. Ia,
Louisa Maur wife Of Alfred Jones, aged 81 years ana
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
toaend fun ri services her Residence ~ Wool
WorLave, -surigy, tho 18th iust, al clc- Tram
leaves 1hrrih 81 staiJn Mt occrA rciiI-- ~ i'''
and J:Jo
JONES Yonkers. y. I, "Wednesday ryeuing. Peb 20,
Major, wife Of Alfred Jones, aged "a years aud
re relatives and friends OF the family re,scuy Invited
10 attend the funeral NJ her late rr.Gce ON wood
wUrtEaye.. on saturday t.e 18Th iust., at o'clock
KNAPP At Tarrytopn THURSDAY FEB II, Elem Isabelle,
yolngsst dsu- heY oi Robert N. and Emily r. Knapp.
Ihr rtaryrs family requested - attend
the funeral services sunday, 2Ota INST al oeo;- ~,
~ her parents Trains leave Grand Ceus
o. tram
pARKHr-RST ~ Elizabeth. Y. T. Friday evening Feb.
l., otdphera, riile a. vile Of Ansci f. Parshnrs' M
'ts 3Tth n her
Notice OF the funeral u evening papers.
POMEROY-O Thursday evening, Feb. H. AZ heI aie ~
dencc. p. F.tiaye, Mary Frances. wife OF William L.
Funeral services at TIE house on SATURDAY o'clock
pr rlsely The remains Will DO t~en - North Adams,
Mass. Ter internent
ouIGLEY- npmcnt on FrdIy, Feb y. Terence c. Qs
Noiicc CT funers, VII appear 10 toInorows pspets.
HoosEvELrIn rars France Feb u. Nj: oosaeia Van
ct tho iato e Gov; Van Ness Of Vermont
Notice 81 funeral het"aiteg
vermont papers piraa, copy
SMIrH-At Rome Italy on Tuesday Feb Andrew Foster,
only son Of GaGalcl q. aud Mafgafe, r. 4. smith,
TAYLOR Thurstay Feb Il, Eliza o. wife o: Horace : Tay
Tho friends Of the family ore invited to attend the funeral
a, me Prrai,vter.an Memorial Church ~ Matsoa
and ruyt,urdst. on sunday, Feb ~. at oclJVs
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CATTLE MARKETS.

A,p,sY re lsThe receipts OF cattle number several cor
osis week the market rol,s 4et at last
week. prices - 49,. ..,,,..
surge .sD .yPsRecents 81 cars loads being falinS
Of several car loads from the receipts oi as .e ,e
average quality air the highest price pai TOY iNr%
Wool ieC.; ij4dJ 10 for Common 10 Ihu'
ga 6Ic Fair TO Good UlaGTc. for GOOD 10 Extra 49,
Tor very Cho.ce trw lambs beng received now s
the steady at 6a for air to Good D. io'
Extras. A., ,..,art
Mich Receipts fair anil FAR IN Excess, o. thr Gomanai
prices aIy $40 $40 per head or fair 10 good animals .
CsLvE--Veals stronger ia price, sno no" Dlh - ~
tg Fei aud sell at $40 10 ~ PSF he
HuyylIO. Feb ls-CArTLE-Recep;s today bi5 head,
supply for the week thns lar ov "a
v cara Of when through conssnmrhts ,he
balance here, against i3 for the san uic ~.
css and AGA cars last year the II cars
whcn we're through to the Eastern naiE.t WEI
p,.ri OF Eastern dealers, and Win me esu Al
held Tor shipment Tomorrow make - cars IN ,ht Jus o
ce. are sales Of MiSsyh steer anels
fom i23 200 1890 at e 1884 37Hdso o-s' hho's
averaging l.lo. az - ~ 49,,
,E,p Am Recepta day, 500 head making INC
IN, Al upnly for the week far 300 heal against ouV
he A.. r e same time aud Ia DOo head Tor the same
week isst year; market was quiet ony ears SeS s
rn..d ~ uns0d sales OF Michigan shcc
Averaging 90 ~ SO 4Oi loo At ~ o3 rs at 90 20
UosResrips day, 100 head making "a. total supply
for the thus far head against iS2oo head iy
The same time ami $4,000 head for tho same week
las, year Only SALE cars WORKERS were us
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Wan min mesta;y that had TO be repeated. She was
.,sA out number of times ard received Of course
load OF fOwers.
Tho small parts OF Zhisbe and Ciorinda were taken
nv Mss Adelaide Phillips and SgnOrna lamberu Sig
Buesnini who has pure, clear, FIRM and trsty voice.
n not a sympathetic one was good 6Gn''ro ana inc
baritone Carpi an excellent Dandini This gentleman
~ Dartcuarly successful IN the execution Of the 1ord
music. and displayed abundant vivacty as an actor
Sig Ferranu made an exceedingly amusing Don Nag
nideo and added great deal to the general good Tor
tune OF the evening.
To-day " La Favorlta" ia to be sung at tho Matinee
and with that the closes.
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A Remarkable Professional success.
From Tae Missouri Republican CSt. Inn

Fro,n TIE Missouri ReOubt,can tSf LOVisl
Among The nota L. prof M Of this country who
hsve achieved yTorDary suCctsa ~ Dr. H. V i1erce of
). which he na> attained has
recei through s.rcty legitimate meaus end 40 far
he thcenyah reputation which be enjoys.
IS f.-nt 81 aud
careful prrpa his ealing, extensive r,ng Dur
long unusually Practice, which have enabled
higI commentator from MS Professional
Dct hi att ion 90 ,.'a ties oi tb'
has carefully scaeJ, he has boon rev rd
remarkable drrce. In those s.rces, hr Las D. GONE
tlc remedies le-rribrl ~
have sand ado e and criued By ps sJs
private practice. IFS pam hc.s aud works Lave bc,n
received useful contributors 10 medic kn0n ledge e
has recently ard another AID reIhas Important worS,
general application % the list ~ his pupaed
writings. Ills boOA. lei "lho Lee pes Counlon n.iis0
n5trl Adviser IL de5p, 10 enter into general clfcua IN
Dr. !yrd loknoH e gIrDts and bonoIs rom
many ana especially scent degrees IRON Two al the
Ig-t medical il-iitJtiuDsui the lani.
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EVENING SESSION.

Mr.. BOWEN HXAMINED A. 10 THE EEAsoNs WHY iiH
DID NOT ArPEAR BEFORE HE PLYMOUTH H.
yEs1IGArNG COMMITTEE.
AT the evening session tho Hon. Nclson.Ding-
lev the Chairman OF the evening, announced MT Bowen
in the following words:
This hour was designated by the Council 10Y the pur-
pose OF hearing Mr. H. g. Bowen m respons 10 tno o''
Of the Council OF the forenoon session rs follows:
HhsrecS, This Council has received leci iro M,
implying nj denial OF the statements suDn''
bv Mr. Winsiow of The Investigating Committee - -,
Pred That Mr. Bowen be invited 10 be present anu sun
antiafe shat denial Council aud members oil inc
InvesA gat ng Committee. .,
sr OF anticipation swept over the great hlass "i
,cs plr and thN increased Mr. Bowen mounted uic
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MIDNIGHT WFI1HHH REPORT
PrObdsthiles.

PrODu.tltile3
For Saturday, IN the South Atlantic states,
stationary barometer and temperature, lSht winds,
mostly northeast, and clear weather.
For The Gdf states stationary ironcter warmer.
pertIy cloudy and clear weather with northeaL to
southeast winde, followed IN Tho western CUR states by
a n ID, rate "uOTtber."
flin. barometer, south vest winds. warmer, partly
followed by colder u1rtlrry winds IN tho Western por
tious Of these dis;ric.s. ,
For the Upper issipI and lower Missouri alS -
rising barometer colder northwest Winds and clear
weather 81,
IOy ne Ntdfe Sties or-,cesf,riy or SJrh-
r,s, lrs cnd stonoi cIb1S, st'DrGlg o. (og "a
romsfcy 0s.d iUrrc1SiHg ci0Ut'hess. $500
Tor Non England, ri.lrg followed by falling
ini etc. sout and wIIds, yarae partly cloudy,
and clear weather
TIE rivers continue stationary, except ssht Iti! III
the Middle OHIO
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Mr.. BOWEN'S CASE.

TIE FXAMIyING COMMITTEE GIVE No SPECIFIC
TIoNe, But RENEW TIE DEMASD FOR HIS IEs-
1IMONY
The following il a copy of the letter sent 10
Mr. Bowen W tho Examining Comuilttec, In answer to
his demand FOR chnrcs aud questions which would
Dc propounded 70 him: ... ~, -, ,s-s
,fr yIrvHy & HoYFS-sR: Tlu Examining Commit
teo have directed say that they ore ACTING uhier
express Instructions from the church, embraced III
resolution COPY OF which has been transn tod 10 YOU
In tue Judgment OF the Committee, there
ia no ground FOR your assertion th.t Juh
nra on trial. They making pref nlnsry
inyestls alton into nsnuations or cahrscs when YOU
have made against follow member OF tue chalch con-
ccrnng which YOU have repeatedly expressed yOurstt
ready 10 give the essential far,s- JhOso facts they de
mani. The Committee therefore renew fhrlr request
mat YOU pppear ~ ihe time and place specified Ia my
letter vf tno nth inst, for tho pl pose therein TAINTED
Resp.cftully X. n. HALLIDAY, Clerk.