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The daily gazette., 1878-11-11

A NEW YORK evening paper is rather
alarmed with an idea of its own that the
burglars will steal the police soon if they
don't look out. This Is an unnecessary
fear; as some recent events seem to indi-
cate that the police are never around
where the burglars can get their hands
on them.-Ph,ladslphia Times.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11
POLICE NEWS.

Since the report of Saturday, the
Mayor has disposed of four drunks, the
usual penalty of so cents and cost being
imposed. Three cases of disorderly
conduct were also disposed of.
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DTED

HART-On Friday evening. Novem ber
q, James, p. son OF Alexander j., and
Mary X. Hart, aged years and Ii
months.
M MEETEER-On the 9th inst, Willie T.,
son of Edward T. and Anna H. Meeteer,
aged years, 2 months, and 10 days.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11

CTOLEN.
y = Sorrell Mare, Germantown wagon,
and Buffalo hobe. Mare was hitched on
King street, Wilmington, Del. on SaJur-
day morning. and was stolen from there.
The Wagon had new wheels, extra heavy
and large hubs. The robe had "R. Pc
TERS" stenciled on 1t. Parties giving
such information as will lead to the re-
covery OF Horse and w gon will be re-
warded. RANDOLPH PETERS.
noy11- -d2t-wlt* Wilmington Del.
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M A ARRTEn-

ToCUM-DENNlS:- = In Philadelphia
on the lst inst. by Rev. George Cooper,
pastor of First Baptist Church, West
8Philadelphia, James d. Stocum and
Ida X. Dennis, both of West Philadel-
phia.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11
The large refrigerator house of Bergne

The large refrigerator house OF Bergner
81 Engsls brewery, at Thirty second
and Thompson streets, in Philadelphia,
was destroyed by fire on Saturday. 1t
was five stories high, and contained 49,
600 barrels of beer, besides machinery,
etc. The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
The Boston Dye-Wood and Chemical
Works, in East Boston, Mass, were
also burned on Saturday. Loss, $10,-
900.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11
THE CONTEST FOR DELEGATE IN ARR
IONA.
PRESCOTT, Arizona,

PRESCOTT, Arizona, Nov. 10
Returns from about four-fifths of the
votes cast for Delegate to Congress have
been received and give the following re-
suits u. G. Campbell, 2, 1854. e. Davis,
Lib; I'll. 5. Stevens, 1,002; X. s. Wool
sey, 844. All these candidates ran as in
dependents. Full official returns are re-
quired to determine the final result.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TT YOU WISH TO GET PROPERLY
l. suited with fine pair of SPECTA-
CT ES or EYEGLASSES call on Prof.
CHAS. TALE. No. ia Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
Can be consulted Wednesday and Sat
urday, and every evening through the
week. novll-5t.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11
The Elections.

A REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN FROM
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 10.
The election of Bisbee, republican, for
Congress, in the Second district is now
conceded by about 225 majority.
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[..,I stocks and Bonds.
EIImingtOn Markets.

ynxrSGroN. Del. Hov. IL, 1878.
|,toos al the Brandywlne Mills for
.Ic,ain Cnrracted Daily.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11

Additional returns received to-day
show gains for General Albright, repub-
hcan, for Congress, from this the Elev-
enth district, whichindicated his election.
All official returns have not been receiv-
ed and the question will not be finally
settled until the return judges meet ON
Tuesday next.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-11

THE CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST IN THE
ELEVENTH PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT
MAuru EurNR Nov IN
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4 full house greeted Jno. |. D. Brist oil,
eIocutionst and humorst, o. Wednesday
evening last lie came we'll endorsed by
the best papers OF the state, and having SO
few entertainments of the kind we are ssue
to enjoy them to the utmost. The pro-
gramme was rather too pathetic for those
wIo came to laugh only, but the seader
thought that being in a church 1t would
not do to have it too ish. and gay in tone:
a though,tulness and dslicay not ut all
common. His rendition was particularly
fine in many pieces and excellent in all.
OF course Its very easy, TO criticise things
that are vsry hard to Do, and q variety Of
tastes, renders it difficult TO set Up any
standard of superior merit. We "a city,
have so little opportunity Of comparison
that any thing like just and fair criticism
is impossible; aud any effort of Il critlca
nature, would express little beyond isri
ho.t. Those who went however, rarnsra
Der TIA evening" witt ieasur5 which : "a
surest test OF su;cess.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-17

The Lutheran Free Diet, which met IN
Phil ldephia December IS and 29,wa well
attended. The essays read moved chiefly
on two lines-the exposition of the historic
priority of the Lutheran Confession, and
the examination of the relations of Luther
ans in the United States to each other and
to other denominations. In relation to
the second line of investigation, DR.. krauth
thus described the religious denominations
of the country: "They cover nearly every
leading form of Christianity and its dstor-
tons, and vast number Of its smallest
bolies-parasises, and parasites of para
sites" 1t should not be forgotten, however,
that many of the smaller and peculiar re-
ligioas bodies in the United States came
from the !and of Lather. With the excep-
ton of very few, they are not outgrow tbs
Of American life.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell DR.. Chase's Recipes; or lnforma-
ten for Everybody, in every county IN the
United States and Canadas. Enlarged by
the publisher to GAS pages. Il contains over
20CO household recipes, and is suited TO all
classes and conditions of society. A
wonderful book, and household necessity.
1t sells at sight. Greatest Inducements ever
offered to book agents. Sample copies sent
by mail, Postpaid, for $500. Exclusive
territory given. Agents more than double
their money. Address DR.. Chase's Steam
Printing house, Ann Arbor, Michigaa.
l007-I3w
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believe in God, the Almighty Creator Of
the world, our Father; We confess Jesus
Christ as our Lord and Saviour; we trust
in the Holy Ghost, who makes US blessed.
We hold fast to universal baptism in the
name OF the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
We rank the events of the life OF Christ,
as stated in the creed, as history, ana not
as part of the belief by which we are saved.
investigation" 1t may be doubted if out
of an ececticism of this kind coherent
statement of belief can be produced.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-17

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC is now
ready for delivery by the druggists, and we
are free to say that we have read this wei
come visitor with satisfaction and profit
Ii contains an astonishing amount Of infor
m ,tion which is useful to everybody. and
shows how 20 treat nearly all the diseases
from which people suffer. 1t invariably
recommends the best remedies to be EN-
ployed, irrespective of Ayers Family NJ edi-
cines, and furnishes, indeed, the best medi.
cal advice by which great majority of all
ments can be treated successfully. The
anecdotes, witicisms and jokes are the best
compilation that comes under our notice,
and the book is refreshing contribution
to our enjoyments every year-.St. ClaD
Observer.
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Local and Personal.
TO Our Patrons

We have waited with all the patience
we could command through the summer
that has just ended, without annoying our
patrons with duns. A bountiful harvest
has been safely garnered, and reasonably
good prices prevail. The crop is moving
rapidly, and money IS flowing in. Our
demands are very small upon each in
dividual subscriber, and our necessities are
grea, Therefore we respectfully bat earn
estly ask those of our patrons who are de-
linquent to remember the printer sub
stantiallY aud Immediately.
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Remarkable Success

The success of the leading literary paper
f the West, the Chicago Ledger, is truly
remarkable. Since Its introduction to the
req ding public, six years ago, the Ledger
aas steadily advanced in favor, s1d is now
acknowledged second to no paper of the
kind in the country. It's circulation Il
national, and has been obtained through
the efforts of it's publishers to produce a
paper Of high moral character, and at the
same time sell it at a price consistent with
the present hard times That they have
succeeded, and well, too, the thousands 0!
readers OF the Ledger scattered from Maine
to Texas and from Oregon to Florida will
/ bear testimony. The Chicago Ledger is q
/ large forty.eight column weekly paper,
which contains stories both complete and
continued, in each number, written by the
best authors of the day, and great variety
Of information interesting to every one
The subscription price Of the Ledger i:
only s so per year, postage paid, and i
is equal in every particular to other paper,
of tue same character which sell Tor So o.
year. Three copies of this valuable pa
Per will be sent to any one who sends Il
cents and their address to THE LEDGER
Chic sgo, III.
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On to- morrow evening occurs the concert
for Prof. Bieling's benefit, and it promises
to be very pleasant affair. In addition
to the programme which we have published,
there will be violin solo by Prof. Horn
hauer-no small attraction. The social
hop at the close will be as enjoyable as Us
ual. At the low price Of admission-tblrtv
five cents-Turner Hall will be well filed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-17

The discussion Of the y muas Of Chui ch
doctrine and their validity for the present
time still goes on in Scotland and in New
England. The Christian World, of Lon
don, which favors a revision of the creeds,
in its number for December 81 says, "Opin
ions respecting the Confession are freely
given ia Scotland, and in many quarters it
is felt that the time has come for all to
speak out fearlessiy, aud say whether they
are prepared to preach in terms of the Con-
fessiop, whether they desire i revision, or
whether they would prefer shelving of the
document, and the substitution Of short
and simple creed" 1t should be said,
however, that the agitators of revision are
a minority even in the United Presbyterian
/ Church Of Scotland. In New England tie
doctrinal formula most questioned is that
/ in relation to future punishment. The
/ Rev. DR.. Mark Hopkins, ex-presideUt Of
| Williams College, explains the decision Of
/ the council called to examine the Rev. Mr.
Munger, the proposed pastor of the Con-
gregational Church at \ orth Adam, Mas
sachusetts. Mr.. Munger read to the ruu-
Gil carefully prepared paper, in which be
Disputed the assumption that the najorit,
of mankind will IN future state be lost
But, says DR.. Hopkins, "Mr. Munger pref
aced this statement by an explicit declara-
ton Of bis fall acceptance Of the creed 0
the church over " hich be was to be installed
That creed is substantially the one aioptet
By the National Council Of 1865, az Ply.
mouth, and is clear in its statement of tia
doctrine of future punishment" In al
these discussions a careful distinction
, should be made between what is held a
/ belief and what is held only as opinion
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GRAND BENEFlT CONCERT
FOR
PROF. BIELTNG.
Turner Hall.

Friday Evening, January Is, 1873
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EDITOR PILoT:-My attention is called
to the communication, in your last issue
from Maple Grove. VIII you say, for the
benefit of your correspondent, that | never
in "A Thanksgiving sermon or elsewhere,
charged the Catholics ofMaryland with in
tolerance, and that the charge thus made,
10 the article referred to, was the mistake
of the "Reporter," who, am sure, reither
meant to misrepresent me or be unjust 30
them. Yours truly,
W. F. CELLARS.
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The controversy in Prussia between the
orthodox and the liberals In the state Church
circles az present around the Apostles
Greed. The preference Of the parish Of St.
James, Berlin, for Mr.. Hossbach, denier
of this creed, as pastor, is well known
Recently tie Protestauten-Verein, the
representative Congress of the Prussian
LibsralChurch party has made the following
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To Contributors and Advertisers.

All matter intended for publication must be
handed in By "Wednesday morning, Local Notices
by Wednesday noon to insure insertion in the
current weeks issue.
All communications should be accompanied by
the authors name, not tor publication, but AS a
guarantee of good faith.
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THE HANITOWOC PILOT.


e9ss@Thosc of our readers residing in the country
will find it to their advantage TO look over the
columns of THE PHoT, before starting to town 10
do their trading. BY this means they will readily
as certain where the best and cheapest goods can
b. found. Good business men, who have first
class goods for sale, always advertise literally"
This is true of merchants, and their advertise
ments can be fouRd in The PHoT.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-17

J. Schuette & Bros. just received an
entire new stock OF white marseliIes bed
quilts in l0-4 and l2-4. at much lower prices
than formerly, ranging from 81. 20, 1.50,
Si75. $40, 1915, 1926, $3.50, 81 90
and $500.
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WISCONSIN ROUSE.

RE DALEY, Proprietor, cor of 9th and jay st.
MS "a a new House and well fitted up with all
modern improvements. \ good STABLE Is also
n connection with the house. 40
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&c ESTAEsROOk.
Attorney a nd Counselor Law.

M.NTrowoC. WISCONSIN.
OFFICE NEAR THE POST OFFICE CORNER
Uof sth and Quay streets South Side. s3Sy
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>ovrss.wE STEHN HOUSE.

raI1F Isr,e brick addition recently built, has been
| furnished in excellent style, making II one OF
the most complete hotels in NanitoWoc good
sTABIE j. kept in connection with the mousse mere
took will be well provided for. lE-i4-y
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The Presbyterian church society are cor
responding withWi!l Carlton, the celebrated
Michigan poet, with a view Of engaging him
TO lecture here within few weeks.
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The SocIable Of St. James Parish viii
be held ut the residence Of the Rector,
Thursday evening. A cordial invitation Is
extended to the members of the Congrega-
ton and their friends.
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HOTELS.
VSINDBAEE HOUSE.

T. WINDIATE, Proprietor, York street.
THIS hrst-cass House i in excellent condition.
| and the Proprietor is confident that he can give
nrrfect salts faction to the travelling subtle. Bus
viii always be ready To take travellers 10 and IRON
the boats COOP LIVERY STABLE Is kept IN con
nertion with the uouse. "
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Vick's Illustrated Priced Catalogue

'INH EfIuHti ItCN IiCt'f NdtdEVS Ut'
Seventy-fve pages 800 Illustrations
with Descriptions of thousands of the best
Flowers and Vegetables in the world, and
the way to grow them all for Two Cent
postage stamp. Printed in German and
English. Nick's Flower and Vegetable
Garden, 81 cents in paper covers: :,
elegant cloth covers, Sl.00,
Nick's illustrated Monthly Magazine.
30 pages, fine Illustrations, and Colored
Plate in every number
Price Sl.25 year; FIVE copies for S. co.
Address, JAMES VICKS,
Rochester, n. Y.
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The Governors message, in full,appears
on our last page in this issue, and foil
report CT the proceedings of the Senate and
Assembly of tie state on the first page.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-17

At the election of chief and assistant
engineer Of the FIRE department held last
week, Fred Seeger AMI VIM. S.ephaui
were elected to thu res! eetiye oihees. Mr..
Seeger refuses to qualify.
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Nash 4 Schmi,z are established in their
new office over the FIRST NationAl Bank.
Their clients aud others will save an un-
necessary walk By taking note of the fact.
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boys were sent out for wood, aud when one
was picking up wood from the floor, II
large pile tipped over, completely buryirg
him. Help was soon brought, and when he
was taken out few minutes later, he was
bleeding profusely from deep cash on one
side Of the head. Iid he BEEN a few feet
further from the pile, death would have beer
almost certain; as it is, be is recovering
rapidly. We did not learn names.
The Western Monthly Pictorial, edited
by Mary Jane Norton, Oshksh Wis, issued
it's first number January the lst. 1878, .
cents per number, sc cents per year: it's "A
very neat enterprising paper and we wish,
.he editor a successful career: see her
terms of subscription which We print IN
another column FIR our readers, and her
benefit.
The reading of Prof Cumnock, unler
the auspices of the Temple of Honor, in
the basement Of the Presby terian ChurcE
last Tuesday evening was perfect success.
nearly four hua dred people being assembled
TO greet .he Professor on his second appear
ance here. The gentleman himself, with
his genial smile and mobile face, fine pres
ence aud certain dash and ease Of man
ner as h. bowed to Lis audience, was enongh
alone, to put an audience in excellent
humor with itself, and its en- tertaner: but
his known skill as reader and elocutGnist
! made assurance doubly sure, that rar:
treat was before them. The programme
was we'll calculate to give full pla, to his
varied powers and there was enough thai
was droll an comical to relieve the mind
weighted with the tragic horror of M
| hains Child" and "The Charge. lie
has been so long before the public both a
the east and west, that criticism by Us j,
ont of the question; We are not prepared
did we desire, to pick flaws. His voice /,
very fl x ole and he understands the art o
80 dwellin. upon, and aecenting word Is
| 10 give i. subtle meaning beyond ex
preston or explanation There vas mug!
/ that was novel to many here in his prorun
! citation, which is due 70 the fact that rip.
and elegant scholarship, outside of Tia
common schools does not consider Webzt
~ authority: there are very scholarly rea
SONS for this that savans, poets, readers, actor
ciergymen and learned men generally, have
that will end somewhere among theGreek anC
Latin roots: A little knowledge is nowh, r
so apt to play tricks with It's possessors a
in matter OF tn kind, nowhere is it S
necessary TO rene mber, and bear n mind
that there are many opinions, all equal
entitled to r, spect. It will take a long tim
! to coavirc e the ablest scholars il this cour
tr3 OF abroad for instance, that it is better t
sp II travelled with one OPP, G
Saviour without ga; many notions {
pronunciation have been equally condemne
by men whose high posito on and unGOa6te
scholarship gives them the Leadership
! The evident part:ality displayed by tt
! reader for Scotch and Irish pieces IN
authors, suggests descent from one or bot
of these nationalities, aud the irresistab
drollery and audacions fun Of his conf
pieces and his keen aparec alton of then
z shown by his delineatcns incline one to Il
latter.
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L Nnhr IntHnfiNil.

BYRNE's IsnRoyED MgTALIc DREss M0DEI.-
something every lady shonld possess. This model
is peculiarly constructed so As to enable any per
son of ordinary ability to learn the ant of Pattern
Cutting and Dressftting to perfection with but
very little practice. For durability simplicity
and practical utility dress model il has no
equal Models with fun instructions for u.s. may be
obtained at Mrs. BYRNE's DREssMAEINa EsrAR-
LIsnmENr, Cor Buffalo and Eighth SITS, over Z. H.
and L. Ii. Rands Hardware store.
T. W. BYRNES,
Inventor ana sole manufacturer
MnnitnMne WIS.
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\ young man named Adolph Fisher had
the misfortune to break his leg in two pla-
ces one day last week. by falling from the
sidewalk near IIuabRer's corner.
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ForSp-Near corner of Sth and Com
mercial streets, one day last week, four
steel keys on velvet ribbon. Owner CAT
have same By paying for this notice.
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CHAs. EssLINGER, =. NJ.


We want canvasser for the "Western
PICTORIAL in every Town and City in the
Northwest Ladies or Gentlemen can
make liberal salaries canvnssng for the
Paper, for it is a paper that will be needed
in every family and its low price, .ftiy
Cents year, places it within the reach Of
every one. Terms of subscription:
Copy one year. 81 Cents.
b Months. .................Z 20 Cents
Copies ono year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
10 Gents per year for any No. of Copies
above s; this sum includes Postage so that
the Subscriber has no Postage to pay.
Address,
MARY JANE NORTON,
Post Office Ora wer 2062,
Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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\ knock down fight between grain
buyer aud farmer was the cause Of that
large gathering of excited people near the
city offices Monday morning.
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Canary Birds.

About 80 Can - Birts-tright yellow, greenish
Fellow and mixed coIorg- Of imported breed and
warranted good singers. For sale by
971lys JOHN R0EMER,
Two Rivers road one mile north OF this city.
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The fifth and last ecture OF the ST. Paul
~ Z. Church lecture course will be given
next Wednesday evening By Rev. DR..
Carhart.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-17

QrkgY:-"Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar5urg
Bros. "Seal of North Carolina" at the
same prIce?"
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. . . - ,

We can show the best line Of black
Cashmeres that we ever saw, prices from
65 cents up to 81. so, and in drap'de'te mt
from LIS to 800; but the boss piece is our
$l00 Cashmere, very fine and wide; this
is worth 1925 and would be cheap at that
price. j. SCHUETTE & BRos.
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CHARLES SClsaEFER,
WILLIAM LYNCH.

rASIOSA TAILOR.ha- removed 20 Buffalo
H Street Two doors West of Z. X. & f II. Rand :
Hardware store llwork warranted well done and
- Il 25-lv
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II you ,caat HandbaEs, Envelopes,
Business Cards. Bill Heads, Letters
Heads, Note Head, Statements, Tags,
T.sitiny Cards or any kind c1' job York
call at the PILor OFFICE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-17

The engagement of DR. Luhmann FL d
Miss Lena Simon, daughter of DR.. Simon,
has been announced.
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR. All goods made BY
+ the subscriber are warranted TO m the form.
Prinss reasonable and I am bound 70 please those
vho rfvs ne their custom. shop on York street,
two doors Nest of the Vindiate House. 12-+ilY
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Church Directory.
CATHOLIC.

g. BONlFAcF corner Main and Marshal streets,
~. Rev Joseph Fessler, pastor. Seryiees-on
Sundays. Holy DAYS and bligatious, ~ 10 clock
Il, ne: Nespers on Sundays al ; O'Clock p. IN.
G. MARy's POLISH corner ed and Marshal
~. streets Rev John Crate. pastor. SeryI-
ces al II O'Clock a. m. NeSpeTs az O'Clock pSan.