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Senatorial Elections i" Louis lana and Kan.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 31.--A Topeka dispatch
says: "The anti ingalls, element in the legis-
lature, after caucussing all night and to ii
o'clock to-day, conferred on Chief Justice
Horton. On the first ballot to-day ingalls,
received 86 votes, Horton 10, Goodwin.
Democrat, 81, Mitchell, Greenbaoker, l. In
gals was declared elected. He is now adj
dressing the members in session, and thu
enthusiasm is unbounded.''
New ORIEANs, Jan, al.--Jonas ID elected
United stataa Senator, =. 3 !
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THERE was little insight given into
Washburn's frontier game yesterday. Sixty
wood choppers and nine tie men, none of
whom had any right to vote, stuffed 10
votes for Washburn into cigar box and
walked off with their swag.
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for the resd containing in addition to y. the current
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cannot afford to be generous. Then let US
have done with this silly talk of Southern
raids rpon the treasury when the facts
would convict the North, hundred times
over, of the same CHARGE
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Senator Simmons Convalescins.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LITTLE FALLS Mimi, Jan. Ex-senator j.
urday, 10 improving, and hopes to be able to
return to tho capital tie first Of pext week
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THE LEGISLATURE,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE STATE CON-
GREsS YESTERDAY.

Monster Petition Denunciatory of the
Swindlins Brass Kettle-Tramn Nuisance
Discussion In tina senate-The House Pro-
vities for 10 mt Com mittee to Look After
Railroad Observation-Disclosures asses the
Seed Grain Bill-Other Proceedings in
Detail.
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THE HOUSE.

The House displayed rare ability yesterday
in consuming the time of both the forenoon
and afternoon sessions without accomplish
ing anything. There was absolutely nothing
done IN the forenoon save the adoption of
resolution for a joint committee on railroad
determinations. This was debated at great
length, amended and e-amended, and finally
adopted in IA ENTIRELY different form from
that in which it was presented. The afternoon
was consumed in the passage of mass of local
bills, and in advancing those on first and
second reading a peg or two. Throughout the
whole afternoon the dreamy monotone of
the reading of bills and the calling OF the
roll on their passage reso IN lei through the
hall, and not until the House resolved itself
into committee of the whole on general
orders did few of the members manage to
get up spirit enough to interfere a few tri-
vial amendments to tbs bills under consid-
GRAFTON. When the bill to extend the time
for the payment IF seed grain came up,
more than dozen amendments were pro-
posed, most of them being so unpopular
that they were d: feated without struggle,
while two of them did not even receive the
votes of the members who proposed them
Nearly an hour was consumed in the discus
sion of this bill, and it was finally recon-
mended for passage. An adjournment was
had til! Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
when each and all of the members declare
their intention of going to work in earnest.
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sr. PAUL. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY /, 1879.
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Prairie dses are reported southwest Of
Litohhsld,
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TIE SUNDAY GEORE,
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

sy mail the se.,pAy CLOSE will be one iu'Ias per
anr.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate met at 2:3o and Immediately went
into committee of the whole, Senator Page in
the chair, and considered the bill reducing the
exemption mp OF printing offices from $4,000 to
Senator Hill moved to indefinitely postnone
teo pill. ana made lengthy and eloqusnt plea
Y 3sYos q TIE exemption Of eauatsy osRos,,
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Routine Report.

Routine Report.
Senate convened at 10 A. NJ. The chaplain
being absent. Rev. Robert Smith conducted the
devotin exerciSoo
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An Election Contest Settled by tina With.
drawal of the Contestant-Mainrity and
Minority Reports in Another Contest
Miscellaneous Business
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SENATE Bills PASSED,

Senate bills were read a third time and passed
changing the boundary Of school district in
Dodge soaaty' e pssnis thu erepsiea Of =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-31
E5sEsFs EgEATs. Esssg. &C.

ri OTlCE.-I cell the attentian OF tho puhi!c
\ - 10 the northeast corner OF the market on
Fairfax and Cameron STREETS, whore hsvo fc-
sumod business 1T my old stand, and will have
on hand at all times good supply CT choice
FRESH MEATS. consisting of Eeef, Mutton,
I!amb, Vosl and Pork. together with al! kinds
OF Sauasge snd Puddines OF my cwn manufsc-
turei also LOPPLEHS BOLOGNA md
tRANkEOET 81 USAGE. l also call at:en.
tion TO s:sli nc. 81 opposite where ! have on
hand tilo selection ofchoico family iICkLES,
consisting of Cucumbers, Chow Chow put up in
mustard Chop Pickles, Mixed Pickles, ,Gherkina,
Cauliiower and Picked Oniors, and al kinds ot
tickles in glass jsrs. Eslforl Sauce, WARWICK
ahiro Sauce, Catsup, French Mustard, Puro
Ciivo Oil. Imported Eden Cheese, Peppcr
Sauce ssrdines. in quarter and half boxes, Mac.
csroni. Lemons. etc. a good supply o. soaked
and smoked FISH prepared for table Use im-
mediHteiy.,> consisting Of AeckeTel, Shad, Sal
mon, and Potomac Roe Herring. Any OF these
articles can be purchased after market hours st
my ELoro No. II Fairfax street. 2G0 barrels OF
h:h, consisting of Family Roo Mor,iGg, in bar
rcs, talf barrels and kiLs; Potomac i:hsd in
barrels, half barrels and kits; Mackerel, No. !,
and 3, in barrels, half barrels and kits.
oci2i S, J, REED .
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AUGIGisG aSg!g:as.
l27 Green s. Wise, Auc,ioncs,

u. y. C0-a9 Of 81.
We. IN GuauCciy
j0sc:h J.. smith &. al.
p = ViHIU Z OF TIE EDECEKE.5 OF TIE
- Corporation Court i1r the city OF Alexsn-
dIla, Va, rendered st it2 September term. 1878,
sud SeulambcT tern, 1879 IL the above cause,
tno undersigned, commissioner, wii! on SAT.
ukDAi, tho i!h day CT October, 1879, st II
o 2locf; El.. before The foat entrance OF the Cor
nors:icn Eou7. House OF Alexandria c!ty, On
Ealrisx street, sell by public auction. 30 the
highest bidder that VALUABLE HOUSE
81. LOT OF GROUND. on King street, now
0clu?!ed by Mrs, Il. &. Williams, bounded and
GeEcnDed rs tollo4s: Beginning 5! a point on
The north Inc Of King street. in The city of Aiox-
andris Va, % feet csstwsrdly from tho inter
sociio? Of tho east line OF Alfred street with the
north line CT King street aforesaid, and running
thence parallel with asd Alfred s:roet north.
Ward!y iQ0 feet 10 !: paved alley; tha2Co cast
With said King straaL Ih fcot 5 inches; thouCa
sopthwA.d!y parallel with SAID Alfred street and
said first Inc 100 tooa 20 said King s.raGt aad
thence wssiwsrtlv with tha moth iia9 Of King
ssrca! i3 iaet inches 10 .ho place OF beginning
Terms of Sale: Ono fourth Of tho Durchaeo
Thon1y II cash {; tho residue IN threo equal pay
IAoA!S, DEyab!G respectively in six, twc!yc and
eighteen months from tho day Of sale; tho DO
iGrrot payments 20 he secured by the bonds Of
tho purchaser, "!.a good accUcity, with interest
IRON The ti? ci sale ard tho tio ul The property
To- he retained G;;jil tho whnlo purchase price is
paid. ;,EONhRi, MARBUET,
sep It's Commissioner CT Sale.
2sS IEc above aaln has been postponed until
: SATURDAY, No"c:abor i2i, 1879, 81 the same
plaza and boar. oct .-ts
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BY Green u Wi:n.

Utnal kstato Agents and huctinnoo-s.j
EI'AkCuIOR5 SALE OF A!,KNANDRIA
Ait NATGk STOCK AND UTHEg PROP
EKTI.
On WEDNESDAY. November lMi. 1879, a.
T. m, in front OF tho foSictlica. Alexandria,
Ta., will sell 81 public suction for cash:
s3E SHdhES or ALEXANDRIA, Wa
TER STOCk.
20 SHARES Old DOnINION EANE
STOGE.
TAiREE STORY ERICE RII'ELLiNG, on
the Weat side Of Fa!rlG; street. between King
snd Prince streets, next 10 Loadbcstlr's drug
store.
GROUND RENE CT SO chsrso,l on tho
house @ra lot CH ;hc west s!io u! Columbus ST.,
pe'Wcon Prince SID Duke, occupied by George
W. .!anlcsan
GROUND EENT Of :sGG.GG charged on tho
property on tho southwest corner ct n-incu md
Alfred stcccta. Occupied i'y Wrl. Il. Irwin.
q raasGnatlo credit .nnY no sivoa nI tho hnuse
nHd ground !ants.
FRANCIS MILLER,
cci 2;~.s E&'r. ~(l"hn (. Miller, deed,
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alexandria, Va, Augus. 70, 1872
SyAEe'zs&s agD 5EvyEu.Y.
AZ. ~. GO}i, Bro. 4 Ga. ,

JEWELLERS and albEENSMiTuS,
t;"E FFnHn. :as%.. Washington ID. G.
:iTo ,'aw"lTy in every variety, Diamond Rings,
Earrings and Lace Pins.
tr!"i "nd Si"cr W%!ches Cor ladies, gentlemen
anu boys
-" Hn,irrD Sterling Si;yec Forks and Sooons.
LcT.iTc Silver Fancy Wsro IL cases in4
wedding .nL anniversary gifts
'h;'aT"n'" Caps and SETS Table Cutlery, Fine
Plated Table WSrr.
n,H%ks, Hrnr&,a ard fire Fancy Goods, Antique
hfa>s Nnnd!cslicks. Sconces and Mirrors, Gold,
&t.c! and Hhcli Nyo Glasses. Spactec!cs. NC,
rinn Natch repairing and engraving.
'-li@nGarS ere invited To- visil our store hout
ihrurrinG any obligation To purch
81! n7dc!s by msi promptly executed
oct lila
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AIoTICE TO CITY TAN PAYERSI

CoLLECToRs' OFFICE, Oct. 2. 1879.
Notice ia hereby given that the tax bills for
1879 arc now in the hands Of the Collectors. The
sltentlon Of all parties interested is respectfully
called TO tho following extract from tho Rave.
nue. bill of this year:
Upon all bills paid in full by the lst day of
November, 1879, the collectors Of taxes shall al.
low 8 discount of fire per cent, and on ell bills
paid by the lst day OF Decem Der, 1879, they shall
sllow discount OF taro per cent. and on all bills
10. paid on the End dsy of December, 1879, there
shall be assessed and collected penalty of FIVE
PER CENT upon the amoun: of said billa. and
Gu all bills remaining unpaid on the lst day Of
June, 1850, damages st the rate Of tcslyc pei
celntnI per annurn shall be paid
Office RoeIn No t. Royal .Iroct front, Mar
kot Building. j, r. HILL, Col. y. Dis.
oct 2.lm :. Is. FIELD, Col. S. Dis.
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- aaaaa-H=s. aaa=a --
or1CE.

lhn Unde:aianed iesrea TO express his thanks
20 his friends for their patronage TO tho lste irrl
nC WEl a. johnson Il Co, and no hopes that
they will continue :he same TO Mr.. JOHN Il.
IA MhtOND, VINO will continue tho business
for himself nndn: tho sG1no nano md st the same
nac9. W. 4. JDENHUN.
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AGRICULTURAL &

Qs s9N FISH GUANO GrsISN
- AO PER TON OF 2OGO LBS. ~ AsS
am now prepared to furnish tho above vslu-
able fertilizer NJ tho low price Of $40 per ton OF
20GO lhe, delivered on cars or boats Il is in lis
crudo stase, ard farmers in want hsd better Or
der early, go they prepare it for fell seeding.
There is nothing in this gusno but the puro ii.h
with tho Gil extracted (Which is ssd by all chem
lists to 10 no ferti!izer.) ! can refer to those |
sold il TO last spring, NOS! OF whom hsYo already
sent in their orders iar moro 10 use or their wheat
aug 1G THOMAS PERRY, GcoUt.
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Thou2dersi2ned viii! continuot he aGKOCERY
LIQUOR AND MISSION BUSINESS
under tho firm naina Of w. 4. JOHNSON g
Co, Al tho same place, and he soiicita tho pat
Tonrge of the friends Of the late firm of Wm. =.
johnson & Co.. and tho public generally.
oct:0 JNO r. HAMMOND
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sseS StssSsssA.
4 Hi.iih
Ci}hkG

CL"AK"l .,o.,s, cLoAKHl
Saturday, October 18th. 1870.
w" Received this morning per express frcm
NoW sGrk the laracs. assortment Of Glo.ks We
hnva over oGorod varying in p7ica from 81 10
$i5. Call and seo then.
ID. +. Hk&SHEAR,
II. u. HooMKS. No 10 King stront.
oct - Alexandria, w,
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eass0G&szags ARE assssiesssss-


Ri.uDNNN 5S Un.,
Nio;tsale i:aalccs and ,johbars III
GEOJ&hiES;, 2kOTlSiON6, FhuUE,
SALT AND Fisu.
4 full Inc Of fcaebratcd pure, old NbishaYs
!:Fandies, Gin, Euln, &c, Massey s Co.'s rkiIa-
d"Iph!a ard Ciagetgs Baltimore A]cs, snd Berg
cor i EngG''s L.get Beer, in ccsks o. botsloa.
SgnnIa for james 5. Wclcl! Best Fsiaily
Flour, james s. Kirk & Cos. Standard Soaps,
Du2on: s, Co.'S. Sporting end Biasting Gun
powdor. End Baltimore and Potomac Kyes
;;tasn.cra.
Orders promptly s:Innd"d To, and ccnsiga-
nen:s solicited. No. Ii kng street,
OCT &'-.. hle1Gldrip, We.
- W. AVERY
~
.;salGr ii
Nij:EE FAMILY AND FANCY G EOUS.
t:ikS, WINE LLQUORA SC. s2se.
~ King ST., CO... Alfred.
tca i ALEXANDRIA. "a
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Now Books, DIa35azInes, IIEeViow2
Sc. Sc. , &c

~. .S', ."H
.gf +'kssJrf,s5s, 50 Axys't; 81
THE INFLUENCE OF JESUS, By Rev
Phillips Brooks, Rector "f rinlty Church, Eos
ton Price 81 -.
TIE POEMS OF gEhf'k G. TGCKNOR,
MD, with an Introduction by Paul II. HaJne;
ST. so.
IN TIE SCHILLIEGSCOURT, a romsrco
from tho Gcrmsn Of Z. kiarIit', Translated is
Mrs. 4. il. Wistcr; 81 20.
MIR. rHl lLLIro' GOVERN KS, hy .hn
"Dnnbu7y Nows" Kan !; Zoe.
A TIGHT SQUBEZG; G0c.
VIVA, by Mrs. Forester 5n2.
THE GKACUal, MAKIuS and SULLA
81 60.
SAMUEL Johnson, ny Leslie Stephens
Is cents.
Just received q full stock CT ELAEk BOOKS
cheaper Than ever; LedGerS, Blank Boois
Journais-csp, deny ard mcdlnn,, MeuDran.
dun Eni Pass Books, 81 sizes.
NEW BOOKS dsily.
oc.T GKO +. FRENCH
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RID ~, OCTOBER 81, 1879
RDa: SALE; s.Es ssEN,E'

EsOR RgNT.-The ROOMS sbovo l.. Stabtcg
a u Co.'S drug store, n. W. cor Aing a.i
Washington stroets, Apply 10
oct23 cow J, S1hHi,EH-
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GCtLD-ts

fEK uHl&:' S3ALE Of yALuABLE
= PROPERTY, i, At CLIFTON, FAIRFAX
COU ilTI, VA.-By virtao Of decd oftrust
from joseph j. Bsrnum snd wifa, dsied tho lst
day or July, 1871, recorded snong the land rec
ords OF Fairfax county, liber L, Nc d, folio 3al
snd iOI the pUrpo22s therein mentioned, The un-
derslgned will otter for sale st public auction, at
Fairfax .. IL, on MONDAI, the l0Lh Gay OF
Novcin be- n"%i, ttonr: day. Is VALUABLE
l,OT, with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon,
within % yards Cf tho passenger depot OF tho
Virginia Midland rai!road, bounded Gs follows:
baginDInG II the southeast corner OF William j..
FOrd's lot, Oh Nain street, thence running on
the westerly siG0 OF said sreai sou:horly 95 feet
to South street; tGouc0 along tho aor.hGrlY limo
Of South street WcEtGrly IS fest inches; thence
northcr}y on tbs iin9 OF lot No. A5 foet; thence
eastcrlg - Zoe: inches along tho limo OF said
William IL. Ford's lot 10 the poin: OF beginning,
known IS lot No 6 on tho msp OF the Hsniss
property. The above lot is ;alproyed by 6
DIV EALING HOUSE, built in modorn stylo,
t0xl0 fast, with seven finished rooms, besides tho
hall and klicbOn.
Terms OF Sale: So much cash in hand rs will
nay the costs and expenses Of sale; slso the sum
of 81 GJ0 with Interest thereon at II per cent pGr
Ranum from the Isl day Of Aueuat, 1878, until
tho day Of ssia the Eosiduc uron % credit Of IL
| months. to be secared upnn tho property. Sell!
ing as .rusLoes, no shall convey such tlln only
as is vested in liz, which is nulioYod to bp ur.
quee.onsha
SslA {" take i.in"n between l.. erl clock
lHOM hS 4. LOVE-
JAh rs II. LOVE
tCt1-ts Trustees.
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BY D,Nlni s. i.ncea hnn

by O'AeaI s; i.lces. Auc.onrr:s.
j.. yshGslicy Ct el:.1
81. In Gh@hCafy.
10: LOnu ct R!a.
SI F4kTU L q y da@yc, q! Inc Corporation
- Cour: Of tho city OF Alexandria, rendered
ST It's October terno 1879 i'll the above cause. tho
undersigned, commissioners, will, Oh TU Es5-
DAY, the :5.h day Of November 1879. st II
O'Clock NJ. bcloro tho entrance of tho Corpora.
ton Court House CT Alexandria city, On FGirfsx
streeL. sell by public suction 70 tho highoat bid
nor, that VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT OF
GIG UND On tho west side of ST. Aaaph street
bounded and described IS follows: Beginning
on The west side OF st. Assph street two hundred
snd siZty.tWo fec! i've inches south of Gbbon
street. aId running thence south with st. Asaph
street fifteen fec. eight end ono half inches !;
thence westerly and psrcl!el to Gibbon street
one hundred and twenLy.threc feet Gvo inches;
thonco north parallel 10 i;t. Asaph street Gftcon
feet eight and ono half inches; thence with & di-
rect line to the beginning.
Terms: On third Of the purcheao money in
cash the residue in three cgsa! payments, pay
abie respectively in six, twelve and eighteen
noaths from The day Of sale; tho deferred pay
MEETS 20 DC secured by tho bonds cf the pu-Chss.
er, With good personal socurity, with interest
from :no day Ct saie and tho title the property
to 90 retained until tho whole purchsse p.ico is
pail. K. X NMPER,
JOHN $. CHAPMAN
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EcU can saTo money by calling on
Il. GISI MFS

hciyre purchasing your COOKING STOvpu
,:hNt rs ard HEATING STOV EG or ho 81
TSy5 keeps tho best, and satisfaction cusranteei
TIC EccpS constantly on hani S,oyo HenoIrs NJ
a!i KINGS Stove Brick. Tin, Copper and Sbcns
Ion Ware. and everything CONNECTED with tbo
love sad l n business fire Plsco Heaters and
H"woi n tho bcs: manner. Kootinr ol,,tar;r,,
and spoa:ing in town CT country. EnSuiro flS
ENOCH GRIMES
No. 23 King stroct
- F,"u WV You lorgot II. enn3O-i im
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
LIFE Insurance Co.ofUa. ,
seETS&sEERG. VIZ.

SAMUEL 3. PAUL, President.
HoBT.. B E0LJISa, IiJ; { iis Vice Presidents.
J.. ": fEGEA 81, Secretary.
JHhN T. Lay. Superintendent Of Agencies.
X. II EN- PER. General Agt. AIcxsnGris Va
Oi!iCo No. 66 King street.
CAPITAL n ND ASSETS OYkE
2'59H,HGg.
His solvent and conservative hgnuc company,
lar III all its dealings and prompt in its pay
ments. GolIc!ts tbs exsrnjnstion and confidence
q thosn desiring life policies within this depa!t-
ment. tisrasea arc AS low rs they cen bo msde with
!u!t safety u the insured. and its invsstments
ace all made IS homo. Attention is called 20
the accompanying letter.
<. kEMPEK, General Agent.
E.!cf,srdr!n, Va, Augnst 70, 1879.
Is. kn@iror, General Agea: Lif5 insurance Go.
nt Virginia, Alexandria. va.
i'Hsr S!r--NG takn much pleasure in making
"'F ACKNOWLEDGMENT 10 yoE, not only Of the
p1"inp. psYmant by check OF your coynpany TO
cur order :cf SS'%,S3I.40. tho iuiI amount due On
lRc :ii1 rc!cy CT our father, bat wo have also %
r$pTrfs oar apr:ecjG!ign of TIC sid snti fnc!ii,2s
sh0'cod rs in completing tha usual ''rroCfs Of
d"a:h" We can and 90 ctcariul!y canmcnt
YoGr coiarenT to Ihc cor ii lcrcc of tho public.
Very respectfully gours.
"cI I"--" HARLOW BRoa.
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Nok RENT
HOUSE, No. 81 S. WAShLNGTON So.
! rooins, al modern convenisnCes md desirable
location.
hnO1v nayt InCr ,,,..- g,
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TIE WRITER'S or THE BIBLE.-Moscs wrote
Genesis. Exodus, Levitious, Numbers and Deu
teIouomy.
Joshua, Pnneahss or Elcaz,V wfct, tho beck
of Joshua.
Samuel ia the pcnmsn of tho books CT Jul
ges aud Ruth. lie as1 wrote tho FIRST &C OF
David and probably Nathan oud Cad wrote his
last aots, and tho Whole was formed ioto SO
books which wero named after Samuel as tho
most eminent person, called tic first and Sec
ond books of Samuel.
Jeremiah probably compiled tho two books
of tho Kings.
Ezra compiled the two books of tho Chroni.
Giles. Ho !s as) author OF tn, book bearing
bis name.
Nehemiah wrote nehemiah.
The author Of tho book of Esther is un-
known.
Elihu was most probably tho penman Of the
book Of Job. Moses may havo written tho
6rst two chapters and The last. Some think
Job wrote them himsslf.
David wrote mes. OF tic book Of lhs Psalo.s
Asaph penned tew of them.
Solomon wrote Proverbs, Eoolesiastee, and
] the Songs OF Solomon.
Isaiah is tho author OF tho prophecy Of
| Isaiah.
| jeremiah wrote tho book bearing bis name,
and the lamentations CT jeremiah.
Ezekiel. Daniel, Hosea. JOEL Amos, Oba
diah ntobaby Jorab. Micah. Nahum, Ilaba-
i kuk, H,phaniab, Haggai. I,chariah, Wtoto
| tho books of tho prophesits bearing their re
spective names.
Matthew, Mark. Lake and John wrate the
/ Gospels named after theT.
Luke wrote tho Acts OF the Apostles.
Paal is tho anthor Of tho EpistIes to Tho
| Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesisus.
PHILIPPIANS. Colossians, Theesslopians, Timothy,
Titus, Philemon and Hebrews.
James, tho son Of Alpheus, who was cousin
! German to Christ, and ono ofthe apostles Trcto
:hn Epistla Of James.
Peter wrote the Eois,le bearing his name.
The apostle Johu wrote the threo epistles I
John.
Jude. the apostle. tho brother of James,
also called Lebbeus. whose surname was Thad'
deus, near relative Of cue Lord, wrote the
epistIo of Jude.
| st. John, the Divine, wrcte Revelations.
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