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Services are now held every Sunday evening at the Wells Memorial Institute, on Washington St., Boston, for non church-goers. These are of much the same nature as the theatre services held last year at the Columbia Theatre. Men to sing at these services are much needed. All students who would be willing to give this help will please be on hand at 7,30 Sunday evening...
...give some little notice of a meeting to be held in the Old South Meeting House, Washington street, Boston, on February 7, at 4 p. m., in the interests of the American Colonization in the Republic of Liberia? The Rt. Rev. H. C. Potter, D. D., Bishop of New York, will speak, and outline the work which is opening before the American Colonization Society...
...Government Medical School has been established at Washington...
...library of the University of Chicago has recently received 4,200 volumes of the annals, debates and records of Congress, the most complete set of its kind, it is claimed, which is in existence. Dr. J. Lawrence Laughlin, Professor of Political Economy, purchased the collection in Washington, in the name of the University, for five thousand dollars. The nucleus of the collection was made by Senator Barnum of Connecticut, who succeeded in obtaining a complete set of the first fifteen Congresses. Of all publications made by the government, these are the most rare; a complete set is not even possessed...
...view, but is it practical from the standpoint of results? The opposing side had agreed that it was independent action when the American patriots revolted from England, but it had been overlooked that it was by party organization alone that the patriots were enabled to carry out their purpose. Washington assembled an army, he did not tell every man to take his musket and fight independently. If the independents would descend from the heights of sentiment and enter vigorously into the life of some party, their work would be of much more merit...