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AFamous Article.

Glenns Sulphur Soap has won great celeb
rity and sale by sheer force OF It's astonishing
efectin curing skin diseases, and Graduating
blemishes. Price Is cents.
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty OF the hair buy Hair Revivium. at 50
cents per bottle. 1t has no equal. Sold by
Logan, List & Co., and by every druggist,
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We are informed to-day by James Bros,
Toplif & Davis and DR.. Clark & Son, all
Medina druggists, that they have a larger
sale for Hatchs Universal Cough Syrup than
for any other cough remedy, and this after
the article has become thoroughly known BY
a sale OF about six years. Any one can ascef.
tain by inquiring Il this be true. We claim
that this nipid Introduction and commenda:
ton by parties who use the medicine Is the
most satisfactory proof OF genuine merit,
What do you think about It?
Sold by Logan, List & Co. TFhs1w
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J. G. starkey, prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; II have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear OF, without any relief whatever, until /
saw your shiloh's vitalIzer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded totryit lam hap
py to state that It has entirely cured me. Its
certainly the best remedy ever knew off,
Price IS cts
Sold by E. Booking Odd Fellows Hall;
9. E. Dwight 2ith and Chapline streets
Laughln Bros. l. Co, Wheeling, and Husbands
& InSkeep, BellAire.
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AT WELLS STATION.

DETROIT, July ga fire this evening
at Wells Station, on the Mackinaw Divi.
SION Of the Michigan Central Railroad, de-
stroyed a store, saw and shingle mill and
shlngle sheds containing 100000 shingles
and about $50 feet Of lumber, all owned
BY Thomas Nestor, Of East Saginaw. Three
Michigan Central cars were also burned,
Loss, ST., 900; insurance, $4,000.
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sHrIoH's CArARRH REMEpY.-A marvellous
cure for catNrrh, diphtheria, canker mouth
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success.
full treatment Of the complaint, without extra
charge. Price 80 cents. Sold by Z. Book.
ing, Odd Fellows Hall; c. b. Dwight
Aih and Chapline streets; Laughlin Bros. 4
Co, Wheeling and Husbands & lnSkeep, Bell.
0ire. Tfs6RoW
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THE CouRrs.-MuNIclPAL CouRr-Judge
Cranmer.-This Court met at 10 A. NJ. yes
terday, as usual.
In the case Of Joseph speidel & Co. VS..
Christian Schlosser, in chancery, decree
was entered ordering sale OF real estate.
Adjourned to Wednesday at 10 o'clock
AN
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FALL RIVER, July 2S.-In view OF the
recent and continued disturbances BY the
strikers, Mayor Lindsay leaves for Boston
tomorrow to consult with Gov. Talbot
to see II some arrangements can be
made to secure better protection OF prop.
erty and citizens, an object desired and
called for by men representing at least
the city. Ft' ~
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves mind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyIeItry and didI7h0d,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
70 eeUtS bottle. D4W
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may be entirely prevented, the breath puri.
fled, and the teeth made to glisten with white
ness by the use Of Browns Camphorated
Dentritrice Price Is cents
Browns Bronchial Troches' are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing coldsand
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty,
but guard against counterfeit. Sold by Logan,
List &C.,, and all druggistsat Is centsper box.
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Important TO Buyers Of Silks

Owing to the failure Of the French italian
and spSni.h Silk crops. manufacturers have
advanced the prices Of silks, and they will
be still higher.
Anticipating this we bought a large stock rs
cary as March. AT that time they reached
the lowest point ever known in the silk mar.
ket. We now offer them at our old prices, no
advance being made by US on th,se Justly
as being unequaled for value and elegance,
ALL PRICES FROM rs CENTS TO 50 90.
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SOCIETY GossIP.-Misses Mary staub and
Lena Renner, OF this city, are visiting
friends at Matamoras, o.
Mr.. VIM. Swabacker, OF the South Side,
has just returned from a three weeks visit
to friends at Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Mrs. W. F. Cartwright (nee Ward
leaves to-day to join her husband at Dem
yer, Colorado, where he has accepted q
situation as telegraph operator.
The latest ION dit" is that Col. Bob Nc
Eldcwney, the tall willow OF Fishing
creek, editor, Iwyer, poet and humorist,
will soon lead to the altar a dashing belle
OF Marietta, at present visiting New Mar.
misunderstanding Sentinel.
Mr.. Ed. Coen, Of the Island, is back
from a visit to friends at Parkersburg.
Messrs. James Speyer and Billy Wei,
field arrived home last night, after visiting
during the last ten days Cleveland,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit and Niagara
Falls. They report having nice time.
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HIM. S. "PNAEoRE," by Arthur sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, lOc; Vocal
Selections bound, 25c; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
S5c; Potpourri, Soc; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40c; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, Soc.
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs to rent.
LUCAS Music SroRE,
1927 Market street.
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FIRE RECORD.
AT SEATTLE, CAL.

san Francisco, July 2S.-The loss from
the Seattle fire is about 100000, one.hali
OF which falls upon the Seattle saw mill
and wharf, the balance is divided up most.
ly in small amounts. The buildings de.
stroyed were all frame and mostly small
soXres, saloons, etc,
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ClGAR MAKERS UNIoN.-Some seventy
or eighty Of the journeymen cigar makers
OF the city met last evening at Germania
Hall, corner Market and 14th streets, and
organized subordinate union, under the
control Of the Cigar Makers international
Union Of America. Mr.. Ed. Moore was
made chairman Of the meeting, and Mr..
August Hildebrand was chosen Secretary.
An election for officers was gone into and
resulted as follows:
Presidential. R. Kolb.
Vice President Ed. Moore.
Recording and Corresponding Secretary.
August Hildebraud.
Financial secretary-Samuel Letzkus.
Treasurer-August Stock.
Sergeant at Arms-George Wasson.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed q Committee on Hall: N. Chamberlain
and 10. Breinig. The meeting adjourned
until next Monday evening, by which
time the hall committee will have secured
accommodations. The place OF the meet
ing will be announced in the daily papers.
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II you wish to save money, go without
fail to John Roemer's dry goods, carpet
and wall paper emporium. He still con.
tinues to sell at reduced prices, instead OF
putting them up, for short time to re.
duce stock. Nos. 20l9 and 2O?l Main
street.
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.Rames-MnnIes-Rnmes., >,

Take one quart of -four, two teaspoon.
tuls Of salt two tablespoonfuls Of melted
butter, and sweet milk sufficient to make
thick batter; mix thoroughly: add one
measure Banner" Baking Powder; stir
well and bake Immediately in waffle irons,
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.WHEx the indications are that a per-
tectly reliable medicine Is needed to regu.
late the Liver, to strengthen the Stomach
and renovate the system, no one should
hesitate 10 use DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills,
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RUNAWAY on WATER srRREr.-There was
quite IN exciting runaway on Water street
about halt.paSt eleven o'clock Yesterday
morning. A team Of horses belonging to
schultz, the Market street conieCtioner,
TOOK fright near the P. W. & Ky. depot at
q passing train, and dashed headlong
down Water street, dragging q wagon
load OF oranges and other truck with them.
At the corner Of Water and Fourteenth
steeb two Of the wheels Of the wagon
gave out, and the contents II the wagon
were emptied on the street. The horses
were secured before further damage was
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Perry Davis in-Killer.
Ingram Carpets-Friend 4 Son.
Election Notice.
Observation-Disclosures & Co.
For Sale-Farm.
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THERE's no mistake that one.half the
spasms and cramps In children are the re-
suit Of worms, and even adults ara he.
quently treated under mistake, while the
genuine seat Of the disease Is worms. Try
"Dr. Q. MtLane's Celebrated Vermifuge,h
taking great care to see Fleming Bros,
! Httsburshp on the label, and you will
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IT BEATs ALL-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel 4 Co.'S.
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JAcEsos's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
hacco. Retailers can buy 1t OF Joseph
speidel d Co., in s, 10 and 20 pound pack.
ages.
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G. E. STIFEL & co.
jyl4
SALE CONTINUED.

The great chance 10 buy Black
eros Grain silks, cord eros Grain
silks, and striped silks, NJ the low.
est prices ever reached, and lower
than any other house In the trade
can or will sell, SliII continues AT
our store, IIOI MAIN ut. those
who bought them from rs during
this season will testify that our
stock OF silks Is larger than any
three houses combined; our stJ les
and cOIOrS the newest, and our
prices 20 per cent lower than the
lowest. Hear In mind that during
this hot season our offerings con-
IInue, and you have n rare chance
10 buy silk Dress for the same
price nS you would have TO pay for
u common dress elsewhere.
TIE RUSI
We had nII week on Cashmeres, on
Prints. on BIOached and Brown
MuSlins, on Housekeeping Goods OF
every description, on Flannels, etc.
will further prove that our offer.
ingS have no equal for qualify and
low prices.
SUMMER GOODS,
such ms BuntinGs, Lawn aud Linen
suits, ParasOIS, etc, etc, are sold al
greatly reduced prices 10 clear out
Come and see our goOdS.-.you will
find IL 10 your benefit
i. BLUM& BRO.
P.S.- Our store closes ut 6 r. a.,
Saturdays excepted. -iy2l
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ST, PAUL, July ga FIRE in La Crosse,
last evening destroyed the paint shop oii
Smith & Merrill; the carriage shop al
Dittman, Rayneducke & Co.; the mill and
repair shop OF Hersheimer & Co.. and
seven other buildings. Loss $1,000; in.
surance about $l5, 900, 80
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$EM7Joseph H. Bigley, Tiger.
5P.N.-Boaz.
6E&-oaEland, Rover, Diamond, Tom
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LOUISVILLE, July ga fire this even.
ing at 5 o'clock at the corner Of Fulton and
Adams streets, destroyed Henry Thomas
pottery and three dwellings. Loss s25, 900;
no insurance. The fire originated in the
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WASHINGTON, July 29-l a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather, with light
variable winds and light rains in Ten.
nessee.
For the Lower Lakes, southwest to
northwest winds, partly cloudy weather,
light rain, northern portion stationary or
slight fall in temperature and nearly sta.
tionary barometer.
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DRESS GOODS.

During the past few days we have made
marked reductIOnsin the price Of our entire
stock Of Dress Goods, that must and will be
sold in order TO make room for fall stock.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
THE TURF.

Rarus and Hopeful to TrOt ut PeOria, Ill.
PEORIA, July 2s.-Col. W. T. Dowdall
and Stacy B. Hart, representing the man
agement OF the Peoria Fair, returned this
evening from Chicago, where they made a
written contract with Dan Mace, manager
Of Hopeful, and John Splan, manager OF
RaruS, TO trot those horses at Peoria, TO
commence at jefferson Park OF this city
on the 22d Of September and last during
the week.
Other celebrated horses, including Mid.
night, BOAesetter and Sleepy Tom have
been engaged to be present.
The race between Rarus and Hopeful
Will take place Wednesday, September
23d. 1t will be mile heats, best 8 in S, 2:2O
being guaranteed. Extensive arrange.
ments are in progress to make the fair the
best In this part Of Illinois.
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, July 2S.-The weather and
track was fair. Bonnie Wood won the
three.quarter mile dash. Mark L second,
and Bulwark third. Time ISL.
Mintzer won the mile and three.ouar.
ter dash, from Damchief his contestant.
Time S:09f y
skylark won the mile dash. Bonnie
Carrie second, and Claudia third. Time
1:46i. -'''S
Kenny wonthe selling race Of amile and
quarter, Clemmie G second, and Bill Dill
lon third. Time, 2:l5I.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

7A.MI2x. SP. M.7rMI7A i2T.Sr.x7P.x
IS 81 81 50 Il IS IS 81
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Joseph speidel L Go. have 1t at wholesale.
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PErrsBuRan, July 2S.-River 5 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. The following are the total & S;,a i
shipments on thepresent riss in the rivers ,
Fer Wheeltng, four barges, o., 900 bushels
Tor 4ronton, five barges Of coke, 10000
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Ia the Place of the Andas

DOR CINCINNATI AND. ~
~, I INT sIsSiEi POINTS : The 49,
,,, CHAA REIoSER, Clerk, F'''''
WIN leave TUESDAY At a o,elosk p " ,h... r..
freight or passage apply on board, or 10 fV'
nm..~,. 49,. -. H. SEAMON, Agent.
ESss NO. llSo Water Street, or Peoples TbSftboat.
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Ghe Qntellfqetteer~


once. Nos. rs aud "a Fourteenth street,
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JAcKsoS's REsr.-Give it a trial and you
will use no other. Joseph Speidel & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have It.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
M, ]. NJ. sURGlsoN-

OF the arn d suFEtou a Son, No. ITO Nlrke.
street, has recently returned tFUm the East With
full stock VI Artificial Teeth, Of the very btSt quality,
ComphGing all iiESa and al Ahldel Ot color, very
BEAUTIFUL and natural 10 BppearAHee.
Persons dtaihng Artificial Teeth will end Il % their
interest 10 every way By calling 90 the 6rm. Liquid
NtrouS Oxide Gas Il administered daily Win unpaF.
allolod success. All work WInanted. isl0
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-13
MINOR DISPATCHES.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. IA
freight train on the Pennsylvania
railroad ran into the rear end of
another train between Princeton
Junction and Lawrence, completely
demolishing several cars. Two
men were seriously injured. The
wreck caused several hours delay.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. ia
Frankfort special says the argus
ment in the Buford case com
menced yesterday.
QUEBEC, Nov. 12.-S. G.. Ross
has received a contract from Paris
for a million paris of shoes, to be
made by Forten, Content & Co. A
new factory, to employ 800 hands,
will be built at st. Sanveur.
YAzoo CITY, MISS, Nov. 12.-
Charles Mann's cotton seed oil mill
was accidently destroyed by fire
to-day. Loss, $45, 900; insurance,
$40, 100.
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9gARK KEga BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
Money easy and firm, loans made on
call, down TO 8, closing at 3a4. Ex~
change, nominally unchanged and
firm. Governments quiet and firm,
except 6 5 OF '8I, which advanced &c.
and declined 4c.; new 5's, 1.02B;
four per cents, 1063; four and
a-haIf per cents, 1O25. States dull and
unchanged.
Flour in blyers' favor aud dull;
common to fair extra. $5.56a6 40; good
to chojce, do, $50Oa775. Wheat
heavy; la23. lower; export demand
ligLt; business mainly speculative;
ungraded wiuter, red, $1.22a1.37; No.
2, do, $l.38al SO; mixed, winter, $1.34
Corn without decided change, and
closing uifle firmer; ungraded
59a783, Oats opened 3c. better and
closed weaker, with the advance lost;
Nc. 3,44a441c. Coffee unchanged and
quiet. Sugar very firm, but rather
quiet; fair to good refining, 8Sg9c.;
prime, 9ke.; refined tirmer; standard
A, l05 Al0$c.; grauulated and pow.
deTad, llall5c.; crushed, 11a114c. Pork
a shade firmer ard rather quiet; mess
spot $l090a11 90; middles unchanged
aud lover. Lard opened a shade
stronger aDd closed dull and weak
prime steam, spot, 10al2I, Whisky
nominal, 81 05.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 12.-The COM
mittee of Memphians appointed at
a meeting held in St. Louis last
September to devise means for inns
proving the sanitary condition of
Memphis, met this afternoon and
decided to hold a public meeting,
Saturday night, to appeal to the
Governor to call an extra session of
the Legislature to authorize the
levying of special tax for sani-
tary purposes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Sur-
geons Thomas A. McParlin and
John S, Billings have been ordered
to proceed to Nashville, Tenn, to
represent the Medical Department
of the Army at a meeting of the
American Public Health Associa-
ton on the 18th inst.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-13
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 12,-In his
speech last night, Senator Bayard,
speaking of the contrasts presented
by the governments of the old
world and of this country, said ::
" Experience and reflection with in
creased opportunities for compari-
son with other countries and sys~
TENS of government, bring me only
to higher appreciation of the gen,
erosity, justice and moral grandeur
of the principles upon which our
own was founded" ga faithful reps
resentative," he said, ''should rather
displease his constituents than con-
sent to that which Injuries them;
and in this connection he asked, if
whenever he spoke or voted in the
Senate for new and stronger ties of
union between the States, or when
he opposed false money, he did not
echo the voice of Delaware. There
was frequent applause during his
speech.
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Grant Egged At Galeburg,

The Chicago JocrnaES reporter tel
egraphed it, and that sheet gave pub
licity to the statement, the Gen.
GRANT was legged at Gales5urg."
The story is going the rounds Of our
exchanges in this form:
At Galesburg. Ill, On Wednesday
evening last, the people, without dis
tinction of party, were waiting the
arrival of Gen. GRANT and his family.
The whole town was excited. Bon
fires blazed in the streets, fireworks
filed the air, houses and stores were
Illuminated, and a large multitude as
sembled to do honor t0their illustrous
guest and fellow citizen. AS Gen.
GRANT appeared upon the platform Of
his car in answer to the united calls Of
thepeople to make few remarks, some
vile Copperhead sC0undrel flung an
egg at the General which hit him
squarely on the head. A gentleman
in the crowd stepped forward and
offered 500 reward for the arrest Of
the ruffian. Fortunately for the
latter, he could not be detected In
all probability he would have been
killed outright by the indignant citi-
zens had he been discovered. It seems
scarcely possible that any man could
be so degraded and so warped by
party zeal or bitterness as to be guilty
Of so low and base an act as to offer
this wanton insult to a man whom
every loyal American holds in such
exalted respect and honor. 1t is
almost a pity that the dirty wrench
who could so far disgrace himself,
his part and the people of Galesburg
could not have been caught and an
example made of him on the spot
which would have effectually cured
his poisonous Copperheadism at the
same time.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 12.-The ex-
citement among the lottery dealers
of the city consequent upon the
recent raid upon them by the
authority of Comstock and his
officers, was kept alive yesterday by
other arrests, and the voluntary
surrender of the parties implicated.
The specific charge made against
the lottery dealers is the violation
of the postofice law in sending pro-
hibited matter through the mail.
Yesterday about fifteen others ap-
peared before q. s. Commissioner
Shields. Among them was B. Frank
Moore, agent for the Louisiana
Lottery Company. The Times says of
the arrest of Moore, whois the agent
of NJ. A. Dauphin of New Orleans,
1t is expected to lead to some
very startling developments grows.
ing out of the suit brought in the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-13
WEEK OF PRAYER.
Programme Of Meetings so be Held
by the Z. n. c. A.-EheEr
Subjects. Etc.

In accordance with the recom-
mendation of the Eighth Worlds
Conference of Young Mems Christian
Associations, and of the twenty-third.
Convention of the Associations of the
United States and British Provinces,
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion of this city will observe this week
as week of special prayer for young
men. The following are the appoints
nnents for the week, each meeting
commencing promptly at 7:30, p. m:
Thursday, Nov. 13-Secret of Young
Mans Success in Business. Gen
xxx: 1-16, % %. At the Church
Street NJ. E. Church, between Walnut
and Prince, to be led by Rev. j. A.
Lyons.
Friday, Nov. IA Highlyefavofed
Man and his Terrible End.-Mstt.
K: IA; Luke xxxii, SO, 47-48; Matt.
XVI, 3-5; Acts. 1:l62 25.-At the Chap
Ell of Saint Johns Episcopal Church,
on Walnut Stre9t, to be led by Mr.. a.
Mcdonald.
Saturday, Nov. 15-Opposite Choice
of Two Young Men.-Heb. xi, 24-26;
Gen. xiii, 10-13.-At the Third Pres
byterian Church, on Fifth Avenue, 10
be led by Rev. w. A, Harrison.
The cooperation of all Christians in
the observance of this week, both IN
public and private is most earnestly
solicited,
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NEW JERESY.

PATERSON, Nov. 12.-Hon. Chas.
Il. VOORHEES,, member of Congress
from the Fifth District of New
Jersey, was arrested yesterday
afternoon at Hackensack on a
charge of abstracting from the
First National Bank of Hacken-
sack, of which he was President,
collaterals to secure private loans.
The afidavits were made by Cashier
Drawer and Vice President Deyroo.
Voorhies was taken before the
United States Commissioner. Up
to this morning his bail has not
been fixed. He was not locked up,
but held under surveillance at his
own house.