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THE TENNESSEE sENAToRsHIp.

SENATOR KEY wIrBDEAws FROM THE CONTEST.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. II, 1877.
Senator Key will withdraw from the Senatorial con-
tcst tomorrow. Ho docs because tho contest has
become struggle for Office. In justice TO himself
and his public character. well as To the public inter-
ests. he cannot engage scramble TOR position
exalted as that OF Senator OF the United states.
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THE POWDER RIVER EXPEDITION.

ARRIVAL OF GENERAL CROOK At FORT FKrrER-
MAN.
WAsnTNGroS JAN II, 1877.
letter dated Fort Laramie January l. says Gcncrn,
Crook returned to Fort Fciterman December ~, and
his command the following day. The Powder River
has been abandoned at TINS time because
sincc General McKcnzic's isht with White Antelope
the hosiics have become 70 thoroughly alert as 10
make further winter campaign utterly impracticable
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Attorney General Charles - Fa:rchdis is nj tho Buck.
ingham Hotel; Albert Keep. President oi the Chicago
aud Northwestern Railway Company, and Henry c.
Potter, General Manager OF the Flint and Perc Mar
quetie Hallway, at tho Windsor Hotel; !. General
William B. Franklin Of Hartford Is at tho Hotel
Brunswick cxMa, Charles A. OTIS, or Cleveland. is
at the ST. Ncho as iiocl General Daniel vckers. ~
New Jersey. and Captain ~ Konschakcwetscb, OF tho
Kussian army are at the Hoffman House.
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TIE WICKED INDIANS.
SHARP ENCOUNTER ELTwEEN AN ESCORT OF
CAVALRY AND ROWING BAND.

CHEYENNE, Wy. r., Jan. IA, 1917
The continued interruption in tecgraphio commun
cation between Forts Laramie and Fci,crman induced
an OF the sixth cavalry commanded by Sergeant
Bessy, in returning IRON Hot Creek TO strike across
the country and come In ON the Fettcrmnn line.
INDIANS HSC0uSTkRED
Last night. on The Elkhorn, thirty miles north of
Fort Laramie fresh tracks "f Indians wcro discovered
aud avUid surprise IN camp the sergeant, with
men, made and about midnight
met party OF fifteen Indians In tho light which en-.
sued Bcssey and one Of his companions named Tag
gart slightly wounded, and tho other, named
Fcaiherai was badly hurt; they also thrcc horses
Killed, when the Indians were forced To retire com
pnny cavalry Fort armlc to-day to endcavor 10
intercept tho Indians.
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NAVY YARD SHOPS CLOSED.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. IL, 1877.
Thirteen shors IN the Navy Yard were closed last
night and several hundred workmcn discharged, tho
appropriations having become exhausted. Only few
workmen remain In The yards and docks, who
gagged In taking care OF the public buildings
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1NcEND1AR1Es SENTENCED.

METHOD OF PERFORMING THEIR WORK ~
DETAILED ny ONE OF THE PARrIEs
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
HAsRIsBrRG, Pa, Jan. II. 1871
The nceadiarics Who have been engaged in syste-
matte destruction OF buildings by fire 10 Carlisle,
Cumberland county have been sentenced to the Psni
tcn,iary John Dc Hun printer, who WAS the
principal, was sentenced years imp tioumcns
CONFESSION ONE or rnE PARTIES
Tho conviction resulted from the confession nj one
OF the parties, who detailed tho manner which ha
fres we're originated The match was applied to fuse
attached to bali OF COTTON saturated with explosive
material aud the incentsrics watched the progress Of
the fires from satc distance.
II Is believed that some OF tho inccrdiavies wcrc
concerned IN the plot 10 blow house N Carlisle
about year when two attempts wore made. ono
OF which resulted in much damage and came near
killing one Oilthc occupants.
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EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. NO
i2o iinoAnwAy. Nrw foxx. i,nh Jan. is77-arsrts.
mind In "f the msinanagenrnt and iamre "t
certain lie Insurance r"mpH'ics and mindful ~ the i'm
of honest rnnipetcnt administration ot
this pnsihc trust tn. Finance ton'nitec ~ tho kqutt
aoc lafc A. nranee scetv q, 'hs United states desr.
sc we'll known citizens. policy "ers or representa-
Of pocy h"ers nut not directors "r In any way con-
BE- presented tnc policy holders of the
society ut an os'iy day
vice. the Equitable" society desiring 70 s'~ that fully
me importance OF a. .ny M ., -:
IL a serves wh-n pr0perly conducted
sne 'o np si" ""s 80 % % =" end "' 10
Awaiting response remain very respectfully.
,y;mui,GE r. ApEE. GEORGE D. MORGAN,
HENRY +. srAuiblxG, iiENRY a. nUKLKUT.
Ml1IfS ,fSNy y & aybn as"H"T TAMki rAMklk nXspx
To lion. r.. D. nxGAN.
WV, i. wutEiAWK. k~L.
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SSS$SEIISSs SSS$SiISs I. r SIlss, SIli.sfS; IT. r's.
Nsw yoRx Ian. ~, 1877
GrsrnrSrSws eonsen. :" tho request scnsasd In
alton sch time mn,'be mutually agreed upon
by the officers Equitable Society ourssIvss
Nerv -.~,ectiu.. your obcdie ut servants
WIN. A. wHERLOCK
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FATAL low IN CAMP.
SERIOUS FIGHT BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND
TRANSFERS.

CnEyExHm. Wy. T., Jan IL, 1877
In n row between number Of soldiers aud team.
stcrs Mt Sidney, Ne5, last night, Private James Keith
OF Company G. Fifth cavalry, was shot and Instantly
killed After tho shooting OF Keith about twenty
soldiers procured arms from tho barracks ard won't
tho front OF tho place whcrs keith killed and
fred several volleys through The doors
the buidins. Fortunately no one was injured. Tho
nring was stopped by the arrival Of tho patrol
The body OF kcith was taken In charge by the COM
mandnG' officer aI Sidney barracks
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RAIN IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan

SAY FRANCISCO, Jan. ~, 1871.
Rain has been reported within the last twcniyfour
hours IN the southern counties us lar north NJ Los
Angeles and san Louis Obispo There arc indcssions
Of rain here
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A rrLETUNs' JOURNAL
n tUh FEBRUARY.


Commencement cf = New serial Novel. entitled
CHERRY RIPE"
ry the author of Comm Thru Sv~,- "As lie Comes
Up tho STAIR" Ac,
Tie opening chapters of which charming and
fr-.b than amy recent thing In fiction The heroine
delightful creation aud iay entitled 20 the designation
of the tiiie.
Ing sott ssor.rsone by IN. H. W. -" by Nora
Ferry the third by James ayn There IL an illustrated
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,isd THE Men WI. ra,cns,c women; ~, paper cn ihe
pfuc~ tonSort and the vu.cn " plays and Play
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nrr,que p,per under the little 81 ubcns Land" the
fnua"n of crotsc sands novel. Tho Tower
trrcrmou2 - the usnsi editorial department. and finally.
addition slurt the conclusion OF the
matte poem. ......
the r portion Of whfsh. III tho January number has
cs saen wide n,,snin hismory IN worse one Of tho
Noteworthy things IN recent literature. narrative
rrsphic aud emotion that completely
the ~ b distinctly American
poem with flavor and
characteristic ot the country
Price or APPI.ETOxS' JOURNAL u ~ cents per num-
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BISHOP WHITTiAGHAM.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, 1877.
Tho physicians attending Bishop whittughaln re-
port ills condition somewha, improved tonight.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Thcfollowina record will show the changes in tho
temperature Tor the past twenty hours,
parison with the corresponding dnte 0 last year. as
Heated by the thcrmOn meter at uudnuts pharmacy.
Il.aIid
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Average temperature !csfcruhy "A
Average temperature ior CORE spoDdlng date last
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TRoTTlNG IN CALIFORNIA.
SAy FnAxcrsco. Jnn. Ia.

SAy FRANCISCO Jan. IL, 1871
BAY DtsrRicr PAnK, SAY FRANCISCO, SATURDAY,
JAS. 10, 1s77.-Natch $4,000 sidc mile heats, best
three in i've, 10 wagons.
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Time, 2:3l lls-221 i4--2:2Gis.
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To GEO. r. ApEE. ESQ
II. y. SpAULDlNu. Esp.
WV. q. LAMBERT. Esq,
HENRY Is. HYDE. Esp..
GEO. ID. MDRG IN. Esq.
n. 4. iiUKI.BUT. Esq.,,
JANIS LOW. Ed.
PARKER HANDY. Fsq.
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that they may ut first refuse, az they did In
England, 70 accept the lower rate, even
with absolute security. This, however,
will he an objection which time and expe-
ricnce-and the experience promises to be
an expensive one-wiil in time overcome.
The offer OF absolute security, certain pay
mcnt Of principal and interest when want
cal, with the power to assign the credit At
any time, will render the post-o1ficc savings
banks the universsl depository OF small
savings and accumulations. While other
savings banks may exist, and may offer n
higher rate OF interest than 3.6j per cent,
the wages classes will in time become edl-
Gated up to the point that safety is worth
something, and that 3.65, with national Sc
curity is better than promises Of higher in
terest without any substantial security.
The matter at stake is an immense one.
Though the actual figures arc not known,
the estimate generally placed on the de-
posts OF the several safety and trust banks
in the United States has been 81, 900, 100000
The Comptroller OF the Currency placed it
in 1915 at more than that. One thousasd d
millions OF dollars. assuming that the
amount is no more. Is very large sum,
representing the savings OF not less than
two and q half millions OF persons, and con-
stituting the very bone and sincw OF the
city and town population OF the nation. 1t
is too vast an interest not to be afforded the
opportunity or the choice OF being invcstcd
in national securities, on call, at a rate OF in-
tcrcst not exceeding 3.65 per cent. That
statesman who will mature i measure pro-
viding such system OF post-officc savings
banks will render the country great SER
vice. and confer Il blessing upon every in
dustriouS. honest, and thrifty man, woman,
and child in the land.
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SclIESuK.S PuLMONIC SYRUP FOR TIE CURE
or CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. AND COLDs.-The
great virtue of this medicine j. that ii ripcns The
matter and throws II out OF the system, purtes the
blood. and thus eject, II
SCIiENCk'S SEA-WEED TONIC FOR TIE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of the sto-
mach. creating an appetite, forming chyle, ana
curing the most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
SCIIEECK'S MANDRAKE PILLS FOR THE CURE OF
LIvER-CoMpLAfNT, &C.
These Pills are Alternative. and produce healthy
action Of IN. liver without the least danger rs they
are free from calocl aud yet more cficarlous In re-
storing 4 healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are II certain cure for Consumu-
tiou rs the Pulmonic syrup rpcnS the matter and
puries the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon
the liver create healthy bile. and remove all dis
caSes Of the liver. often 4 cause Of Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic gives toac aud strength To the
stomach. makes good digestion. and enables the
orsans TO form .oOi blood; and thus creates a
healthy circulation Of healthy blood. The COM
bincd action OF these medicines. rs thus explained
will cure every case OF Consumption II taken lii
tim. and the Use OF the medicines pcrscvcrcd III.
DR.. SCIIEScK Is professionally ut his principal
Office corner of Sixth and Arch streets, Philade'
phia. every MONDAY. where all letters for advice
must be addressed. SCHESCxS medicines for sale
hy all druggists.
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press were requested to act as assistant secre-

press were requested to act as assistant secre-
tariea. aa @I
b There were only forty-odd delegates pre-
sent in person, but the whole vote-siXty-
one-was represented. The crowd OF spec
tatorstwaS quite large. and the liveliest IN
terest was manifested in the proceedings.
1t first the Convention was somewhat
tempestuoua, but harmony was afterwards
restored. .r...... ...n.a. ..
The Manchester delegates (serenteen) held
caucus-mecting in Mr. +. J. SIMPSONS
Office, at the courthouse, ut which they
agreed to vote solid throughout. When it
was announced in the Convention that
nominations were in order the following
gentlemen were put up: Alexander Sims,
OF Glover Hill; John Murphy, Of Bermuda; !;
bers, OF Manchester township; George p.
Lynch, OF Matoaca; and \. Carter Attkis-
son, of Manchester.
On the first ballot Mr.. Attkisson received
IS votes from the county and II from Man
chester-total, 3j; and as that was four
more than majority his nomination was
then made by acclsmation.
On the second ballot Mr. Lynch received
the largest vote, and his nomination was
made unanimous.
Mr.. B. 3. Weisiger nominated Mr.. Attkis-
son in very telling speech.
DR.. Monteiro seconded the nomination.
DR.. Whitehead nominated Mr.. Lynch.
w. p. Radcliffe seconded the nomination.
MIR. 4. G.. Attkisson is a lawyer Of ability,
and is the C0mmonwealth's attorney for
this city. He is about thirty years OF age.
Mr.. q. ?. Lynch is the son OF James
Lynch, and is Il farmer. He is about forty
five years old, and Is Il very popular gentle
man.
The Convention adjourned at 4:45 O'Clock
?. NJ, having taken 4 recess for dinner.
The Manchester delegation returned to the
city about s! o'clock in one OF CARRIERS
iolir-horSe BUSES. The "boys" were
driven up to Tolby's saloon. where hr.
AftkisS0n .ISct 'cm up.'
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POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY-juSttce j. j.
White presiding.-Tom Briggs (colored)
was up for unlawfrIlv OBTAINING the cloth
ing of Thomas Dodge, sailor. Dodge
said lie belonged to the bark Monitor. and
was taken sick while on the voyage to this
port, and after reaching here was sent to
the hospital by the captain. While there
the Monitor dropped down to City Point.
After his recovery he ascertaincd that the
captain had left his clothes, &C., with Briggs,
who wanted him (DodSe) to pay $3.50 be-
fore he would give them up. The Justice
ordered Briggs to surrender the clothes to
llr. Dodge without costs.
Peter Lorenzo, fiddler, up for being
drunk, promised to do better, and was dis
charged.
David Brice (colored boy) was sent on to
the grand jury for stealing sl7.39 from mrs.
Adeline Stern. The money was recovered.
Vulcan Herring, an old colored man hall
ing from Caroline county. was up for being
a yasrant without visible means OF support.
He was ordered to leave the city imnedi-
atclv.
WILLIAM Chapman. assaultng and beating
W. Fl. Tnbb. Security was required for
thirty days.
Simon Ellis (colored), charged with steal
ing two loads OF coal. The case was con-
tlnucd until next Wednesday.
John Davis (colorcd) was sent to Jail for
one day for stealing one piece OF timber.
James Tompkins (co|ored) was sent to
Jail for assauIting and beating Harry Hart
man.
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tWo EVENINGS oNl.G-MpNDAN and TUES
DAY. september O ana I /, 1877.
. a. Finished Entertainment; Of AmcT!ca-ths most
Mary,l.u!., Living Wonder in Comedy.
sol! SMITH RUSSELL
aI hi- sTca; COMPANY Of Vocal and Instrumental
starr. comprising the following artists:
49, DORA W!IfN. SopraTo.
Mis- ANNA iiuLEEnoK. tontra!i6:
M. ANNE L'ESTELLE. Pianist:
Mis- HELEN MARI. Mc1zo soprano:
NJ Jules t.. LrMEAHp, Pro!undo EaSso:
Nj. /. ~. PACKARD. Tenor:
Nlr. " ALTER POND. Brtitonc:
,.,a ih, ,g!uli!ahc sol. SMITH ri I'SSELI.
~ ,n.. stsr SU.,ca! Novelties OF ilr day will hc
f,r~,lg'uH.
4r,fl ug. !'..!CES: Balcony chairs. dress cir
.. and orchestra. Tor.: p3rq'ct;c. 3hr.: gallery
-. s...t> can nov t secure! al {. I. JOHNSTON
,l,->fo-. ~'hruI tN,r. char: q. 81 ; Mnin street
r-,t
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Iso;slatits Conventional. {. AHkisson
and Georqe p. Lynch Receive the Aom'aa-
tions.-TIe Conservative Convention iof
nominating two candidates from Chester
field for the House OF Delegates metat Inc
county courthouse Yesterday.
Mr.. IS. A. Hancock, county superlnten-
dent called the body TO order 4 little AFTER
- o'clock. Mr.. Austin Moore was CHOSEN
secretary, and the representatives Of tue
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In Old Qfrnder.-Elzic Payne, par ca
celiencP an old offender, escaped from the
chan-gang dav before yesterday and cot on
a spree. Yesterday the Mayer ordered that
the ball and chain be reiastened to his per-
son; and that he be kept chained during the
remainder Of his term.
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PERsoSAL.-It is understood that Presi-
dent Hayes will POSTPONE his visit to Rich
mond until Fair-week.
Ex-Deputy-C Collector c. b.
Walden Yesterday renewed his bail until the
7th. Or. Mills has deposited in bank the
amount Of SIr. Vaden's defalcation-some
$500.
It was J. r. Mountcastle, Jr., the sale Of
whose personal property was ordered by
the United States District Court, and not
J. r, Mountcastlc.
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rSes' RSl0$S.

r,N,J'H>:rN ENTRAORDINAE
BUSINESS ND PLEASURE COMBINED
I.r .aa.,- & BEDAD-STEEET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL. III .R(ii have planEed the most at
.~r..r5tr N'i k>lpS of the sc1snu 10 EAITl-
ttsEE. WASHINGTON. PHILADELPHIA. and
.lW Yrsn rir the Richmond. York River and
, .,.~a.i.s.c lIlruad and St"alnloat Line.
LH, gttru:. al II ihcir friends aud The business
.sEac i invited 10 The extraordinary terms they
~..,.,!a, - c.rr Through lbc Courtesy of Colonel
a. l. Douglas. ~, ,crintcndcnt of III" line:
s.,t,-Richm nj Ia Baltimore and rcturn...S > 90
Richmond 10 Washington an! :etur!l.. 90
Rich:.uud Ia i'hIla,clrhia and return. 90
Richmond h. New ivrk and rctnrn... l3 90
.i!"k..~ ;o"ilur ten day. -
Train lcay,s The depot ~ 2 "'clcck i. n. Tt E.S-
pay. september II. l-i7.
Tickets for sale ~ BE ladies Of the congregation
I, W. CARRIER. $50 Main street: 4. T.. GIL $50
l:-.ti stree: ;&t W""dhnu-,. 4 Iarhnm. llu1
,'4..l street. ". l.. TURNER.
7. f.. GILL.
]. u. Bl.liGS.
- II. FACE.
a. z9-:I COMMITTEES.
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The po>t-oifice at Ford's depot, Dinwid-
die county, Va, is reestablished on the
route from Petersburg to Lynchburg, with
S. f. Warden as postmaster. A new post
Office is established at Dutchman's Branch,
Carroll county, Va, on the route from Otd
Town to Lansburg, with Robert Ward as
postmaster.
Miss Anna Louise Carey has bought Q
house in Portland, Me-, OF Justice Clifford,
of The United States Supreme Court.
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TIE MoZARr THIS EyENING.-A splen-
did programme will be presented this eve
ning. The orchestra will play the overture
Norma" Songs Without Words,' and
.:Recollections OF Paris" waltzes-both the
hitter by Parlow. Miss Vogel and Professor
Reinhardt will perform grand duo for
piano. by Fesca; Miss Beale will sing two
charming songs, I" Say Not Farewell" and
do Not Listen to the Roses"; and Mr..
Henry Mitchell will sing "The Village
Blacksmith" The orchestra will be full.
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4 CONVENTION lNcIDEHT.-The 1enflco
members OF Republican Convention TO
nominate candidates for the House OF Dele
gates, consisting OF twenty colored men,
assembled at the courthouse yesterday.
After long discussion in caucus as to the
adyisability OF making regular nominations,
or endorsing some OF the independent cam
didates already IN the field, a vote was taken
between two uf them, when it appeared
that one had ten and the other eleven votes.
After long and exciting search into cre-
dentials, &C., the surplus member was dis
covered and duly elected.
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CoSv1CTs REcE1vED.-Thc following con-
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
tcrday: From Spotsylvania county, Mont
somcry Byrd,,five years, for house-break-
ing; expenses for sheriff and guard, S43.16.
From Grccnsville county, Stephen Foster,
four years, for forgery; J. II. Ports, twen-
ty wears, for rape; expenses, S40.9G.
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LAST CHANCE FOR CHAETER.-Th elegant
steamer John Sylvester will be off duty on
the regular line only two or three weeks
now, and church and other excursion par
tics will do well TO engage her at once. She
can be engaged now for special trips to
Hampton Soldiers Homo and Normal
schooN, Old Point, Norfolk, and the Capc>.
as also for moonlight river excursions, at
lower rates than ever offered before.
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SICK ASD NERVOUS IIEADACHE.-DR. &. ".
BESSoS'S CELERY AND ClIAMoMiLE PILLS are
prepared expires TO cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache. DYspcptic Headache. Neuralgia, Str-
vousness and secplessncss and will cure any case.
Price. SOC. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
Office. lO6 north Futaw street, Baltimore, Sid.
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FEAST At TRINITY CHCECH.-Thc ladies OF
Trinity Methodist church. corner OF Broad
and Twentieth streets, will hold 4 feast in
the lecturc-room OF the church, commence
ing Tuesday night next. All the luNurieS
Of the season will be On hand and served
hv the ladies to their friends and the public
prnrrllly.