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Sunday school Convention.

STANTON, July 1.-THE twelfth annual
convention OF the Baltimore Conference sun
day School Society of the Methodist Church
South has been in session here for the past
few days. ThOS. j. MagIudeT. of Baltimore
is president of the convention. over pa dele
gates are present from Maryland, Virginia
and West Virginia. The organization EN-
braces APO schools, i,lGG teachers and 2467S
scholars. The general conference has adopted
measures in furtherance of a more efficient
prosecution of Sunday school work. First
The appointment OF committee 10 assist and
sustain the editor OF our Sunday school liter
AZURE and 10 devise and inaugurate measures
for Its wider dissemination. Second. Instruct
ing the Sunday school editor to combine the
catechiSm of the church with the magazine
and lesson papers. Third. Urges upon parents
and teachers the importance Of securing the
attendance of every Sunday school scholar
upon the services Of the sanctuary and the
preaching of the Gospel Fourth. Recon-
mendS the organization Of mission societies in
all the schools. Fifth. In the chapter of the
discipline referring 10 the instruction Of child
Ten, the word children is changed TO "per-
SOns;' and as an institution not only for the
instruction of children but those of mature
age, thus reeTganiLing the Sunday school
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"ANTED-You TO know that frst-class SEC
OND HAND SUIT Is oetter and cheaper Inan
hkEADI-MADE NEW ONE. Try at JUSTH'S
Otd stand, 6l9 street. bet 9Th and 1tn streets
NV. n. B.-yery good prices paid for irst-class
sscona- nand Clothing. Notes By mail promptly
hstenasops jelly
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A CHINAMAN Refused CITIZENSHIP.
Chinaman yesterday made application to
Judge Choate, of the U. s. district court of
New York, to become citizen of the United
States. The Judge verbally denied the appli-
cation, under a decision Of Judge SAWYER. Of
the q. s. circuit court of California. in the
case of All Uup, which was made test case
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CoUNTERFEITER CAPTURED.-Levi Logan
alias Conway has been captured by secret
service operative, and is in Jail awaiting trial
at Nincennes. Ind. He is charged with passing
counterfeit 800 bank notes. He.is one Of the
shreWdest, most reticent and successful of
counterfelters, and combines with that opera
tiOn the business of horse stealing.
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GAIT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
TOWNSEND HOUSE.

FIRST-CIASS HOTEL.
MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT IN THE
WEST FOR TOURISTS. Best Commercial SEAY
eample Rooms in the city. At.l.t
WM. II. HOOPER
WM. JENNINGS,
1e12-Sm Owners ald PrcpristoTs.
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CHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,

y SHENANDOAH CO., VA.
Alum, ChaIybeate and sulphur " aters: 4
no bar: large lawn; elevation 2 900 feet. Sc.NAY
Terms $50 to SIS per month four weeks. IL.
Special rates to families. Excursion tickets VIA b.
4 o. X. K. For terms and pamphlets address A
j. MYERS, Proprietor lell-tOd
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- Cape MIy, N. j. A-A
OIcned July 1St. Managed Uy " ash S:'EAY
Lee L BOY hS MkS. WILLIAMS. iE!l- IN
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CHANGE IN THE NEW YORK COLLECTOR
sH1P.-The President to-day removed Gen.
Chester a. Arthur collector of customs at
New York, and appointed Gen. G. A. Merritt,
the present surveyor OF the port, in his stead
He also removed the Hon. A B. Cornell. naval
officer, and appointed Hon. Silas w. Burt
present naval officer
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tOOTOMAC HOTEL.
Il ST. GEORGES ISLAND, Nd,
Will be open for visitors June 18th. a
Terms 81 80 per day; 80 Per week; and y:.TSY
$50 per month. Servants and children half Ss..t3l
price. Special rates to families. Visitors by Polo
mac steam will be met at :Pirey Point and Mar
shall's " harf. Good facilities for sailing aud bath
ing. Boats for sailing and fshing free. Address
Il. j. ADAMS L BRO, Piney Point =. o., st.
Mary's Co, Nd. References: FRED A. GEE,
Q. NJ. G.. Office, CHRIS, XANDER, 911 7Lh st.
NV. jel4-1n'
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TlRAYMORE HOUSE,
SEA END, ILLINOIS AVENUE "a
Opens June LIST.
ap26-tSepJ n. & EOOPES.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-lnternal
revenue, $259 l6l .33; customs. 1850 S29.22.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the tour per cent. loan to-
day amounted to S5G0.000
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GEN. SHERIDAN's VISIT to the Black Hills
country has led to the impression that he is to
personally direct the Indian campaign. The
facts are that Congress made an appropria-
tiOn for the establishment of a military post
in the Black Hills country Being unable
to select a site for this fort by means of CORE
SpOndence, Gen. Sheridan suggested tour of
inspection to settle the matter. This was ap-
proved. Col. Bacon will accompany him as
military attache.
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n Bosid 81 so per day: $40 70 S12 SO IA
Der week. Appointments firSI-Cl3SS. FIN w, r. II
est surf on II. coast. Round trip tickets lie
from Baltimore via the Eastern Sdore. Steau--
JOHN TRACY. Proprietor.
Write for circulars, jy3-1m
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ss<YOTNTATN TOP HOTEL"
WI This delightful Summer Resort, 4
situaf ID On the Top of the Blue Ridge, SrN
AUg1ssa county, Va, ole Plile from Al 10 |
ron Depot. CheS4p peake and ono Railroad IS v
opsn for the reception of visitors.
Terms. SIS Ter month.
MAYS X SHELTON, P 1rietoTs,
iy1l-FC3C Alton Dept.
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SUMMER RESORT

TOITON'S I'm DIFU,
On the lower Potomac. House new and ~
Fruit in abundance. Terms 80 Per ...sls
day: SO per week, and $50 per month. Take tnt
steamer j. W. Thompson or 'MdttanO. -
ADDRESS X. j. COLTON.
iy6-IWr MileStOwn, st. MaTy's CO., Md.
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Established 1865,
American and Foreign Patents.

GILMORE CO.. Successors TO CHIPAAN
Hos ER q Co., Solicitors. Patents procured
In all countries. No FEES IN ADVANCE. No
charge unless the patent is granted. No fees
additional fees for obtaining and conducting
a rehearing. special attention given TO In
reference Cases bef re the Patent ONCE, Ex-
tensions before Congress Infringement Suits
in different States and all litigation apper-
tanning to Inventions or Patents SESDSTAMP
TO GILMORE & Co. FOR PHANPHLET OF SIXTY
PAGES.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report of the Commissioners of
the General Land Office shows 2 SI7 500 acres
OF Bounty Land Warrants outstanding These
were issued under act of 1855 and prior acts
GILMORE & co. pay cash for them. Send
by registered letter. where Assign M ents are
imperfect We give Instructions to perfect
them.
United States General Land Office.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted before the
United States General Land Office and De-
partment of the Interior. Private Land
Gains. MINING and PERCEPTION Claims
and HOMESTEAD Cases attended to.
Arrears OF Pay and Bounty.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, ana SAILORS of the
late war, or their heirs, are In many cases
entitled to money from the Government OF
which they have no know ledge. Write full
history of service, and state amount of pay
and bounty receiyed Enclose stamp TO GIL
MORE d CO., and full reply, after examin-
alton, will be given you free.
Pensions.
Ali oFsICERs, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS
wounded, or injured in the late war, however
slightly. can obtain pension by addressing
GILMORE co.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE d co. be-
fore the Supreme Courts of the United states
the Court of Claims and the Southern Claims
Commission.
Each department OF our business Is con-
Quoted In separate bureau, under the charge
Of the same experienced parties employed
by the old Arm Prompt attention to all
business entrusted 10 GILMORE & ca. is
thus secured. We desire to win success by
deserving it.
Address GILMORE & CO.,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.
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NOTICE to TEACHERS

| will hold their examinations for the en-
suing year as follows:
The third Saturdays of August December
January, February, June and July.
The frst and third Saturdays OF September
october, November, March. April and May
sFExaminations will be held in the A,
Grammar Room of the central Union Schoo
Bailding. commencing al 30 a. NJ.
extended. -'
s&All applicants are required 10 br,ns
recommendation from their last EN- pIoyer,
or teachers.
By order of the Board.
w. T. PLATT, Clerk
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poefirai.
JOSEPH BROWN AND THE MINCE
PIE.

At midnight, ON the caboard shelf,
The bold mince pie beguiled the hour
In whispering softly TO itself,
And chuckling DER its conscious power
"Oh, Joseph Brown pull down your vest,
For you will long to take rest,
When your dreaming fancies wake,
As you and l, jolly pair,
Ride double on the wild night mare.
Or take a walk to regions where
They grow the stomach ache"
At midnight stealing through the shade,
Came Joseph Brown on footsteps light
With eager hand he drew his blade.
Alas, unlucky wight
Where was the guardian sprlte that
stands
To STAY the stroke of reckless hands.
And bid them cheese the blow
That blade descending through the air
Hung but AN instant there.
Then, with one mighty rip and tear.
1t cleaved the Pie below.
An hour passed on-poor Joe awoke
From dreams of crushing wheels;
He woke to beat his breast and cry:
oh, take him off the pie. the pie
He woke to feel that demon poke
His aching stomach with the stroke
OF fifty thousand donkeys' heels.
A motor on the Keely plan
Went crushing through his inner man
And then mccking cry:
Strike" a word and then blow
strike" howl of bitter wo".
~Strike,--now, don't be foolish, Joe.
'Tis nothing but the pie.
They fought, with many a toss and
plunge,
As slow the hours went by
The pie would not throw up the sponge
Nor Joe throw up the pie
Until. at last, the moons pale light
Peeped in and saw the woeful sight.
And wept silent tear.
Poor Joe lay in a ghastly swoon;
Dead for ducat' said the moon;
And waltzed off on her ear.
Come to the throbbing molar, Pain.
Come to the wretch who feels the thrill
When dentists cut and come again,
And ask him TO be still,
Come TO the schoolboy when be begs
To stay the birch that welts his legs.
And see the masters smile of scorn;
Come to that double wretch forlorn
Who feels the anguish of a corn,
Crushed underneath the grinding heel
And thou art terrible-we tear
And groan and cry and howl and swear
And paw the ground and beat the air,
And think tbs pain we feel.
But 10, the silly wretch who takes
Ofcold mince pie his midnight lunch,
Then comes demon form that shakes
A hundred pains with fifty aches,
And Grams them down him in a bunch
There rest thee, gentle pie, for OH
I covet not thy pains and jerks,
For I've been there myself know
Just how the old thing works.
pass thee by without regret,
l know that thou art crisp and fine.
But will take no more in mine -
The stomach ache-you bet.
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The Malt House owned by B NJ Greid-
er & Co, of Cincinnati, was destroyed
bv fire on the morning of the 3rd. Loss
SO 600. insurance $4,000.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
9bsa1sssI Pleas Judge James fhis
-saditor -Ueoske =. MosheI.
6s<rk on CoRrLs scott W. Preole,
Trsa,trer Peter Hosler.
R.oorder-Paui kemerer:
SheTf6-Pariee {. 1Fitch-
peo.sensis.g AuOraey Henry Brown
ISoroneT- A.. n. Cnn- -, IA
Rishop and John r-dgi ington-
,,armgrg directors 20 sii bysl' H. "a
Watson and J. X. Bnsnong.
sas-,aa,y SuperlnceEdeat-James hehIy
srh oI IE1z.mfaeTs-W. 7 Plat, d. hbuth
~riand. and Dorilas Martz-
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
y-..a.~,-samuel Howard John LsTkihi
- and JOB Chanberiin-
Clerk Henry II. Louthan.
Treasurer- II ugh Newell u.,,.r,
Iusfiess %. r.. Beardsiey and y. A bS!iaio o.
Oonstabtes Joel Msrkie AnG j. NJ oS
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Two river steamers st Genevieye, and
Yaeger collided opposite st Genevieve
in Mud River, on the 3rd One suffered
a broken wheelhouse and the other a
disabled engine.
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r. w. FIRMIN.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

oFFICE-On Main Street, over Baker q
Stackhouse's Shoe Store.
RESIDESCE-On Ezst HaIdir Street, ith
door EAA of Prexbyt rian Church.
win respond promp .; " 70 calls In tonn
and country 81 ali hours, aEd when not oth-
erwise professionally engaged, VIII be found
Mt the ONCE for consultation between the
hnrrr of A. NJ and Z ". 10
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Alfonso Fenaro Ia Marmora, a well
known General and Statesman Of Italy,
died on the 9TH.
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At Cairo, on the morning Of the I'd,
the Vulcan Iron Works were totally
DESTROYED by fire. Loss $4,000. No
insurance.
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,rerrnso of subscription ;
Eitq and County QirefforE.

q ,,,x,i and oepartuse Of MAILS AZ tne
Findiay Post off5ce.
pErAkfUkr.
,,ac,,, Branch C. 3 = q kR.. 30 a. m
R2I RR gviaq south, il:lo a m
= North. i-Zs p. m.
ARKIrAt-s.
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JE& T.. Rh. g0ing south. il:l3 q. m
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E"I. DEPARrCEE-
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day, thursday aud saturday 'a1 1'l oa:n
vf m fach1ca HOiektoUn and kUtng o"'""'
wednesday and raiurosy a. y " Tossday
..sI s,sdoS Oslaog. RoGnoke, ReLHsOTe, ana "i'-
boa-T1esdav aud Friday, al a n. a,
genIoa Ridge ,Saateg dAd f1eaHi'se"''-r' ~' -
yeG,mb and POs4 age csHter-Daliy al p m
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JN Thomas, a private banker at Des
Moines, suspended on the Srd. Assets
said TO exceed liabilities.
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Fifty two colored emigrants sailed
from New York to Liberia, on the 3rd.
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Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED,
Notices oYThe Press

Notices oyIhe Press.
The veteran Magazine. which long ago out
grew its origIneI title of the NetU .HonthLg
Bdgdsine, has not in the least abaLed
the popularity il won at The outset, but has
added TO IL in many ways, and has Kept lair
Iy abreast Of the Times. thanks TO the enter
prise of the publishers and tact and wisdom
OF It's editors. For whatever is best and
most resdabIe in the literature OF travel
discovery. and fiction. the average reader OF
today looks 10 HoTper's Magazine. just as ex.
pectantly as did The reader OF a quarter of q
century ago; there is the same admirable
variety of contents and the same freshness
and suggestiyeness in its editorial depart
menIS now as therr.-RostOa journal.
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A fire in Salem, n j, on the 3rd, des-
,royed property to the value of $4,000.
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r. C BALLARD,

OFFICE-ssx Main street, entrance lst stairs
North OF e.. B. Hall d Co.'S Confectionery.
KESIUENCE-South Main Street, LIST house
North of furniture rooms:
Will respond promptly TO calls at al hours.
When not otherwise engaged can be con-
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a M and p NJ, lo-il
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aoRoucn OFFICERS.

AdyoT-Jacoo Carr.
Q<rk-Iohu a. Meeks.
TheassreT-M. d. sonrs.
XdrshaI-Jzmes Wilson-
Sotict.or-J ames A. Bope,
Oovnca-E. Palmer, P.Csrlln. John farker'
!. ID. Houpi. A. Brown and +. "; MN o
,soard 81 iuprope1nents-iscoo Carr. r. r.
Jones aud J. A. Bope.
c1r,eteru DiTector-Charles B. Hall.
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FPoRNEY AND CoUSsELLOR AT
a Law, Findlay. Ohio. Ofice in Head
su-rterss Building, Serih east OF Court
House. viii attend promptly 70 business
entrusted 20 his care. April 8. ls72.
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John M. HAML.IN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIsDLAY. OHIO
Makes regular professional calls in adjoin-
as counties.
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%. a, CtlMER,

, .,..
once oy.r A. &. Cummin's Grocely store,
one door NorTh of Dr. Detwileris old ONCE,
" est Side OF North Main Street, Fipdlay, ..
April IL, ls76-6m
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HAIIRCAEG-

CHURCHES.
xethodlsf EpiscopdL-Rev. Parker r. Pope.
Pres5vfeyzon-Rev. q q Sutherland
L,ufhernn-Rev q. 8. Sprecher.
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